The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-27
OUTLINES oE OKLAHOMA.

Battle Creek persons are talking of es-
tablishing a sanitarium at Perry.
Tom Hensley OF e Reno refuses to re-
tire He viii run on an independent
ticket.
The government should provide a stand
ing board to investigate the sanitarium
weekly.
Next to register the universal cry In
Oklahoma today SENS to be clip your
horses
Madame c. La Mothe. who sang in
many towns in Oklahoma died at Guthrie.
She was shot.
Two boys threw rocks through a win
dow at Shawnee and a baby's jaw was
struck and broken.
Shawnee is leading other towns In
unionizing labor. The biacksmiths are the
last TO get together
That brass band OF the iol ranch boys
should make hit for their picturesque
ness If not for their music.
The Okarche X-Ray addresses the Ger
mans in the neighborhood and in English
very bad form for the occasion.
The women are betting Easter hats on
the election at FL Reno. They are all
betting one way" declares the American
That sounds q little nshy where the
Weatherford dispatch says fasteners arc
coming there to enjoy the educational ia
cilities.
The Perry Enterprise-Times is against
cases. 1t was q Perry man to Irst get
hauled up.
a woman az Elk City advertlses her
eggs as laid by the original fowls from
New York She's got the original and Is
welcome to KEEP 1t.
The governor will not call an extra ses-
sion OF the legislature. lie has ridden the
broncho successfully once and doesn't be-
lieve in tempting fate.
An evangelist at Hennessey took as his
! text: THE woman who lacked gumption.
They are just as bad who don't lack the
first syllable of gumption.
Knox says that he was just kidding
Blakeney when he offered him bride.
Knox is too old for that kind of business
He should have known better.
That last alleged bisamist caught ar FL
Reno should be commended for his or
ganization. Think how he had those
three wives on the board: Chicago. Okla
homa City and Little Rock.
Gushing has Just discovered that IL has
been swindled by gas drillers. declares the
Herald The depth of the hole was rep
resented as 500 feet while in gact it was
only half as deep.
Perry Republican dispatch from Kansas
City: Ewing Herbert of Hiawatha. Kan.
who was at the Hotel Baltimore last
night, thinks that Victor Murdoch OF
Wichita stands the best chance TO succeed
Senator Long as congressman for the
Seventh district of Kansas. The fight lies
between Sam Forsha of Hutchinson. r.
Dumont Smith of kinsley, and Murdoch
of Wichita, he thinks.
IF the place is to go to a man who
merits it most. Smith would win, said
Mr. Herbert last night He is scholar
and an orator besides being wonderfully
bright man. Smith and Forsha viii prob
ably deadlock, think. and Murdoch being
friendly TO both OF the others will gain
portions of their support and get il. Muir
docks election will be entirely satisfac-
tory to the people of Kansas"
Cushing Herald: a railroad grading
outfit passed through town yesterday.
One of the wagons contained cage fun
of cats The cats seemed contented and
happy as though they were accustomed
to that mode of shifting camp. 1t seems
| like several cats too many for one small
| railroad outfit TO carry around with them
But if the owner is pleased with that
arrangement we don't believe we have
any objection
Stroud Star: Hereafter. before going to
press. we shall take a proof of the con-
tents of the Star to each reader for APP
| prevail If that is not satisfactory, we
shall print a special edition for each sub
scriber. We also humbly beg the pardon
of each subscriber whose name has been
dropped from the subscription list for
neither paying up his arrears nor onering
| to make settlement OF any kind. Wen
| gladly bear all the expense incident to
publishing a newspaper. and send IL free
! gratis-if we could get out just one edition
| that would please everybody.