The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-01
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

1 The days are getting longer but state
hood nearer.
/ The registration cry has begun in many
/ Oklahoma towns.
H. B. Copeland of Omaha is working up
/ an organias ton OF Woodmen of the World
/ at Cleveland Pawnee county.
The Republican says at the top of the
| page: ''Fairview has better prospects Tor
advancement today than any town on the
Orient railroad south of Wichita. There
will be as many contestants to this claim
as there are words in the sentence
Cleveland on the Arkansas river prom
Uses to become distinguished as a sand
shipping point. \ Bartlesville capitalist
is now considering the shipment of some
into the Indian Territory.
4 circuit library has been established
within this circle: Lahoma. Rinswood
and Oieene The library consists OF one
hundred and fifty books.
The CorieI Herald-Sentinel has started
'Pikers Lament" column.
The Taloga Advocate offers this sympa-
thy to a man down with the measles: His
face looks like a map OF the Russo-Jap
war.
If the prairie dog in Kiowa county is
wise he will stay where the ground hog
is even after the six weeks are up. Farm
ers are laying for him with poison
An the railroads have made low rates
from eastern points TO Oklahoma for this
month
A cyaniding assay plant is one Of sny-
ders prospects.
At a Democratic mass meeting al Sny-
der last week r w. Sheppard. candidate
for the legislative nomination. declared
I'm a speech that he IS against the sale OF
school lands.
The Watonga Republican has declared
IN favor OF the high school il came too
late to aid Lamont
Perry is town Of many opportunities
and since that police order has gone into
effect declaring that al dogs VIII be shot
that are not tied " il offers especially
fine opportunities to Indians.
The track OF the \. Y. & ". was com
pleted into Award last. week
Chester Robinson is the name Of sew
enteen year old boy who started from
Enid 70 Violet last Friday and has not
been seen since.
n +. D. No. Q in the Kingfsher Free
Press covers considerable territory. Ir
means a rural free delivery route and il
is prolific 81 news items.
Kiei correspondence in EIngdsher Free
.ff " frrf e
know who that i unless Il that teio~
who makes regular trips 20 The Oneida
school
\ writer in the Hnnter Enterprise de-
votes six columns 10 tho question men
dav shall We keep. Saturday or sunday
one proposition is clear and that j. that
time flies and 10 day can Dc kept
Vow cones the Manchester Journal ard
threatens shortage q seed oats just -
sowing time apVroacAes- Eat less oaf
nal for breakfast untH ire bins are re-
plenished.
The oak Grove correspondent e enc
Nar7sn S,ar reaorfs 70 weddings hut 20
has found q case each q ine nless'es a11
rnrnEs-
E-verv community has n-sn and ~oraea
in Il thar seem % hare nctHlaE Else -
do but 90 around ard SIR up strife among
their neishtsoTs. says the jefferson r.
view. Their neiEhbors sho'ld refa'ssie
and sssr Up usore s;vsfs-
TsIoza Aavoczte. OR Old Cscero q
Davis writes Us - he1cefo-vsTd Eeu1 h-r1
ths Advocate AZ Ccgf- Arkz1sss- vlsch
ne eheereuIIy Dc. Ruanor nas < ihai c5s
srfeat has slrrsr5erei 10 the sles -
Cupsd We presume tkas this bsiax ie4a
year AID ~ he1ng FAR from hrs szd
friends - wzz y measure 6sfe1seiess-
However. Il rIGzsor b eJTrecs - iser r.
yorr we exteo1 Ia Ar- aid Mrs. Davis or
bzss wishes.