The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-18
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Land within half mile of Coyle is SELL
ing for 81 an acre.
e. E Brown is now postmaster at Okla
homa City. Sam Murphy IS out
Oklahoma was looking for blizzard.
but she had protection for her livestock
Kansas lowered Oklahoma by five. II
was only one degree below zero at
Guthrie.
A man arrested at Foss is wanted l.,
Texas on thirty-seven indictments Think
of his prospects.
Sterling Hays is dead at his horne. near
Persimmon- He went to Oklahoma from,
Barber county, Kansas.
a Chautauqua Will be held at Shawnee
from June s TO IA. It's new in Oklahoma,
and should be a success.
The bonus fever has struck Cheyenne.
and the symptoms foreshadcw q long
siege. May it not prove fatal.
Broom corn and cotton are still being
hauled out of Dewey ard Day counties
The markets are open the year around.
The contract for the Weatherford nor
NAL will be let within the next ten days
Rents have already gone up at Weather
ford.
The grand jury returned indictments
against the club room proprietors OF FL
Reno Judge Irwin is back Of the move
ment.
A man and woman in Jail at Perry set
the place on fire, and when liberated,
eloped. 1t is without the pale OF com
ment.
War has been declared on the minimum
capitalized banks. Let IL be remembered
that some of the legislators are in such
banks.
Enid will keep that Booth story stirred
up till the dead man will be able TO
stand it no longer and some one will see
ghosts.
Roger Mills is to have a county fair.
Get the herd law through first. the
farmers can leave home with light
hearts.
The first sleighins done in Guthrie. IL is
said. for ten years. was INDUCED in Mon
day. That's a warm enough one to- melt
the snow.
The Indian territory is so dependent
that her companies come over into Ok
lahoma and securing a partner take out
a charter
The Selling Guide commends a saloon
man of the town and gives him this I'M
matched Endorsement: He can keep the
boys. straight.
Fred Wagner has left FL Reno with
his family for California. He lived at
Ell Reno eleven years, and was one of the
oldest residents.
Weatherford is throwing some pretty
stiff ones down GRANTEES throat. II
doesn't pay to be too sure. Wait till the
Normal is finished. then whoop.
The city council OF Weatherford has
passed an ordinance providing a license
for bill posting of s2i year. The 'fixer'
is not mentioned in the ordinance.
Last week 500 tons of hay went up in
smoke on the Brett ranch, near Bliss.
And there wasn't a soul around to enjoy
dream of heaven and wheelbarrow Of
coal.
Ponca City Times: Last Tuesday one
of our prominent NJ. DIS was taking
survey of the heavens from his office
window and wondering if there might be
a change in the weather. He was attract
ed by moving object in the rooms up
stairs across the street which is horizon
tally located from his office. The first
scene was a living picture and the sec
ond scene was more living pictures. This
the man of pills beheld, and petrified he
stood, when he was brought back from
fairy land by the entrance of a bill col
lector. Il think we are going to have
some RAIN said the NJ. D., as he slowly
turned and beheld his unwelcome in
truder, to which the bill collector ac-
quiesced. Blinds have been placed over
the windows across the way, and the
audience has once more turned his at
tention TO fever and ague.