The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-13
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Another rain wouldn't hurt. 1t makes
blowing SO easy.
The Red Rock Opinion is a new one II
is published by A B. Wood
Binger elected its first municipal officers
last week There was but one ticket in
the field
Enid is preparing for the territorial
E2worth League meeting. II convenes
there next week
In lincoln county cotton prospects are
bale TO the acre. Corn promises equally
as profitable a yield
Hail as large as duck eggs fell AT Med
ford Tuesday. The size was reported by
Pond Creek paper.
The Salters. of Carmen. have started
another newspaper. Helena. Woods
county, is its location.
The killing of two cows by lightning
near Agra has determined the farmers
TO ground their barb wires.
The Enid Eagle charges the southern
Oklahoma towns with forming a merger
and calling it The Principal Cities of
Oklahoma
Ex-Governor Barnes and Henry ASP
speak at Jefferson today. Governor Fer
guson and Delegate MCGUIRE are billed
for tomorrow.
This is a hard world. Just as Pond
Creek was getting ahead a little ways,
along comes a Tom show and engages
lot right in the center OF town.
VIM. ]. Bryan had better take a trip into
the territory. Joseph Folks verbal filings
are superseding the Commoner para
graphs in the Democratic press
Two fellows ran a foot-race at Alva
Saturday. And knowing this. it doesn't
AL Ira-x ararF
to tell where the mercury stood.
The preliminary TO the Jeffries-Corbett
fight tomorrow night was pulled of at
Enid last Saturday night. A Terrible
Swede" was one of the contestants.
The Daily watonga Republican VIII be
discontinued Walter Ferguson's deser-
ton may have something to do with 1t.
but 1t is seldom that a strike turns out so.
A paper-hanger and a cook, at dance
in Garfield county. got in an alterca-
ton, and the former used a singie-tree.
The cook was taken home in an impro-
vised ambulance
Because of technical defect in the
petition, Binger feels the necessity of
voting again on a school bond question
that carried IS to 0. Nothing is said OF
what became of the man who found the
defect.
Perry Republican: a famous lecturer
once said: You can always tell the
character of a man by the dog he keeps"
There must be several pugnacious men in
our place, judging by the bulldogs in
our city.
The Pond Creek Vidette objects to resi-
dents going out of the city to be cut open
for appendicitis or any other surgical OPP
GRAFTON Does the Vidette realize that
some people are strongly prejadiced
against the home undertaken?
FL Reno had her water analysed, and
this is the official statement: Chlorine
90 90; nitrites. none; nitrates, trace; free
ammonia, 0.oo12; albumenoid ammonia.
0.o5s; oxygen. 2.0754; total solids. 607 so;
loss on incineration, S259. II is said that
now even the children do not hesitate to
drink il.
Shawnee Quill: The president and gen.
eral manager of the Southern Telephone
company met the treasurer and secretary
and other we'll known telephone men at
A. N. Coffin's office, in Shawnee, today,
and it is understood that a merger of
the Oklahoma Southern with four strong
Indian territory companies is under nego-
tiatiou. Although no official information
has been given out the consolidation is
generally believed and will give the Okla
homa Southern control of extensive local
exchanges and long distance lines in In
dian territory and Texas.