The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The Katy surveyors have reached cush-
ing and are locating a depot site.
Roosevelt viii not appoint a successor
| to Judge McAtee until he returns from
/ the South
Tt is said that If an Oklahoma man lands
the 5udgeship it VIII be J. L. Pancoasti OF
/ Perry.
Was the proposed campaign against the
! negroes at L.aWton as much Of a canard
as the dispatches assert?
| The pictures OF T. W. Conway. who
succeeds President Ament. shows that ne
has a large. firm under-jaw.
The weeletka American. q new paper.
asserts that the Creek country is the best
cotton section OF the territories.
The failure II French % land again in
the land office 81 Ava was a surprise.
Everybody thought he had a clnch-
a music teacher n Oklahoma who Is 70
give a recital with her pupils is Napole-
onic. She viii charge an admission
Speaker Henderson has reconsidered
and viii permit date TO be selected FOR
the consideration OF the statehood bills.
The Guymon Herald asserts that chill
dren can be raised IN Beaver county
with the same certainty that whire-faced
calves can
me
country IS dying. II is partially sttrib-
uted to hollow-horn. but more probably is
hollow stomach
The Pond Creek vidette. which has
hoisted Dick Morgan's name for congress.
says that late convention viii be an
error for the Republicans
Just before Easter farmer near Ava
found coal black hens egg in the nest
Possibly the hen had eaten one OF those
colored supplements Of New York news
papers.
Gene Immen puts this notice in the
Carwille Journal. IF my sign does not
suit the parties who tore il down they
are respectfully assured that SC they viii
come in and pay ne what they owe me
dhe principal without interest). I viii put
up better one"
Here is a barber advertisement IN tbs
Cushing Herald; Facial upholsterers
and designers OF features Whiskers
trimmed in all languages. Automatic
haircut and hydraulic shampoo. Fos-
pital IN connection No extra charge for
ambulance. Gas, chlorof0rm or ether"
The Pawnee Times-Democrat asks. these
questions; You can see, any day. a
white horse, but did you ever see a white
colt? Why does hop vine grow one
way ana bean vine another2 Can YOU
tell why a horse, when tethered with a
rope always unravels 1t, while a COW
twists it into kinky knot?'
An advertiser named Meachan. IN an
Oklahoma town. thus makes use Of his
name in a rhyming advertisement:
other tradesmen may kick at the prices
Of A1eacham.
But let EN- kick on. for were here to
teach EN-,
That we're out for business and viii keep
prices down,
And they may as well bear it and grin, as
10 frown'
Oklahoma City Times Journal: Rev. ".
". Anderson administered the rite OF hap
tism 10 one young man at the close OF
last evenings service at the First Baptist
church. During his sermon Mr.. Anderson
stated that he had made It practice TO
attend every trial for murder that had
been held in this city. He said that with
tears in his eyes he had watched the pro
ceedings Of the Peoples case and was
present not out OF Idle curiosity but 70
draw from the trial what lessons he
could for the betterment OF mankind. He
asked how many OF his hearers had ever
attended such a trial Perfect order is
no one Is allowed TO speak
and the sight Of man on trial for his
life sitting behind the counsel on both
sides Of the case. confronted by a Jury
IF twelve men sworn 10 render an impair /
-ial verdict. was indeed to him a most I
solemn scene Besides his attendance the Z
pastor had read IN the papers the ac- +
counts in detail as reported He made ap- &
Dlication OF the trial to the subject in I
1and and drew conclusions upon the sub (
ect