The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-02
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


Of persons talked about in Kansas
the CRATER comes first
Karir corn escaped the frost only to
be eaten up soon by the blackbirds-
A Universalist convention is being held
al Junction City. II is the seth annual
The Ottawa Herald is now treating the
hired girl question editorially. The
want ads failed.
One-half of Arkansas City's packing
house viii be completed this week Kill
ing then be done.
The loss lat the South Haven fire was
$4,000 according 10 the latest estimates.
The insurance amounts 10 $1,000
An Orient right-of-way man is AT El
Dorado 10 make settlement No different
survey from the last is TO be taken.
Another wolf was killed in a hunt by
Arkansas City people this week This
is the third in the past two weeks.
Seven other states in the middle west
pay higher salaries TO teachers than does
Kansas. The net income annually is only
500
Hutchinson's band has been engaged
to play al the Lyons fair next week.
This is the season band can cash il its
notes.
Winfield women have raised 500 of
fund for the building of a ChautauQua
structure. The organization IS yet TO be
formed.
Hutchinsons new boy band is COM
posed OF fifty-two kids. furniture car
shortage on all the roads leading out OF
that town is predicted.
The fourteenth cow has died of the
Texas fever at Winfield The Free Press
reports that it is thought that the dis
ease has run its course
Arkansas City never was very straight
laced. but more can be expected of her
in the future. A dry goods firm is going
TO give away five dozen corsets.
A temperance reformer. a Carrie Ma
tionite. is placing her guns for siege
of Winfield. The papers are encoursg-
ing her by giving her free advertising
Elton Rhodes threshed over 2eOo BUSH
els of oats of OF forty acres of farm
land near Milan. Seventeen dollars an
acre rs an agricultural income isn't bad.
A Santa Fe conductor was fined SIS the
other day at Emporia for blockading a
crossing. The sultan and the conduc-
tors. by the way. have had TO hold their
crowns on with both hands several times.
this year
After reading the reprint editorials in
; the Emporia Gazette for the last week
VIII White has gone 10 Thunder Mount
ain for new supply of racket 10 feed
the town row.
The Wellington Monitor-Press reports
that Belle Plaine people are against VIII
sons trying to get back in office. He is
alleged to have used young mans money
with which the young man intended pay
ing off mortgage on his fathers home.
FL Dorado Republican: Say daddy.
do all married people ight?' inquired the
daughter Of old Henpeck NO. daughter.
occasionally the husband gingers up
little at the start, but he soon quits and
stays quit: but as a rule the masterful
wife so manages things that the husband
is content to do as he is told, with no
back talk. Married life. 20 n man. is one
long. sweet dream of submission and res
ignation; a gentle yielding to the prop
erly constituted authority; obedience or
compliance TO the family government; a
constant acknowledgement of inferiority.
So. my daughter. married life is even
more than it is cracked up to be.
And old Daddy Henpeck went out 10 the
barn to smoke his pipe in peace
Leavenworth Times: Topeka has six
candidates for Judge Hooks place. To-
peka is nothing if not modest. All she
wants is United States judge. United
States senator. congressman from the
First district national committeeman. and
few minor places numbering a couple of
hundred more or less besides having alb
solute control of the Republican organi-
zattion in Kansas. This is not much for
the state capital to ask for considering
what the state capital is.