The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-09
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Paint up will be the cry next. The
! fall is a good time.
The fair opens ut Jefferson today JEFF
ferson is going it pretty fast this season
The Frederick Enterprise will enlarge
20 five or six-column quarto. It's new
| press is on the road
During August seventy-one cars Of pro-
duee were shipped out OF Frederick
Forty-fve contained grain
Breakfast food was the favorfte at the
Tonkawa carnival. according to the News.
Confetti was too expensive.
Mountain View is being wired for tele-
phones The Topeka and FL Reno COM
pany are putting the system in.
Broom-corn in Comanche county brings
$40 ton on the Frederick market Dur
ing the rebellion it brought $50 ton.
Rain uncovered a paying vein OF coal
near Stroud. last week There is no tell
ing what cloud-burst would discover.
Superintendent Seger. in the Arapaho
country. is making a fight against the
Sun Dance. Missionaries are backing
him.
Braman will also celebrate the opening
of the Strip on September IL An old
settlers organization viii be formed
then.
A High school has been established at
Arapaho. This is step which all Custer
county should commend in its progress
sive city.
Custer county Republicans are going to
hold that love feast on September 9. at
Weatherford. Senator Wooster will as
sist. il is said.
The town scrap in Custer county has
received solar plexus blow. 1t has
gotten to the place where poetry is used
for ammunition.
Some of the Oklahoma papers in long
editorials last week tried to solve the
race problem. while all the world was
interested in the yacht race.
Matt Duhr relates that an Arlington
preacher and his wife lived on $50 the last
year. Matt is now trying TO figure up
how much that preacher gets an hour
for his labor.
The Marshall Tribune says that the
farmers are cutting up their corn for fod-
der. and with the immense stacks Of
straw. it thinks the cattle VIII be able TO
live through the winter.
Ursel Finch offers to sell the Jet News
TO any ambitious politician for $1,000 cash.
the devil thrown in. Politicians as a rule
have a plentiful supply of the latter tribe
The Tonkawa News appeals to the
creditors of the burned-out establishments
TO pay their bills now when the money
is most needed. II will take a hotter FIRE
than ever burned on earth TO get some
people to pay their bills.
To promote harmony among the bust
ness men of the town the Cordell Beacon
proposes TO resolve the Commercial club
into a O'Clock meeting every two weeks
and partake of supper to be provided
by one OF the churches at . cents
plate. The question is, would a man with
his stomach full of cold chicken and ice
water think of any brilliant scheme TO
help the town?
Sac and Fox agency correspondence. in
Chandler News: Tom Pinishee, a Kick
apoo squaw with considerable Sac and
Fox money, is continually threatening to
exodus to Old Mexico. DR.. Tom
Miles is probably the only full-blood In
dian in Oklahoma that is a graduate Of
a medical college. DIR. Miles says that
he doesn't practice medicine for the SIM
pie reason that he can live without prac-
ticing.
Arapaho Bee: They used buttons in
campaigns in days of yore. While Frank
Stewart was blowing corn on his farm.
near town this summer, he plowed up an
old campaign button containing the i'm
age of Henry Clay on one side and on
the other side is Clay and Frelirg
huyseH. Protection and Union The but
ton was made. Of copper or brass. and is
quite an expensive campaign badge. 1t
shows the old Wings were the loyal boys
in those days Mr.. Stewart prizes his
find very highly and has refused some
good offers for ii.