The Chickasha daily express., September 15, 1900, Image 1

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Vol. 1. Chickaslia, Indian TemQTy, Saturday, September 15, 1900. No. 228
"gi&tt&Si?? For Chiokasha First; The Indian Territory Second; The World After. ' ziUH?9oo.
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A UNION BRIDGE.
Railroads will Combine on
a Temporary Plan at
Galveston.
Mineral Resources of the
Wichita Mountains in
Kiowa Country.
PLANS FOR FUTURE
Later They Will Unite uml Con
struct a Big Double Track
Steel I'riiljre.
DOING TRAFFIC BV BOAT.
UNEQUALED
SHOES ,
on sale at
EMERSON'S.
roBlolliee building.
Is In No HUrry.
Uncle San i 5 Not Bound
to Quit Pekin Until
He is Ready.
LI IS OFF FOR PEKIN
Prince Taun it Feems is tbu Main
Obstacle to Making Peace.
- Li Hung Chang Going
to l'tkiu
Shanghai, Sept. 1 I Li Hung
Chang lias started north. It is ru
mored Hat the governments intend
to seize- t lie canal at several points
in order to protect their interests in
Slinn Tung.
Washington, Sept. It. There
was no developments in the Chinese
uegotiat'ons today with which the
public could be made acquainted,
the whole matter being still in dip
lomatic phi.;o n"d therefore net
ca!'i!ic; fr ini!!;lary Riders. Ti c
situation has lost something of its
auteness, owing to the t-lnnge in
the attitude of Btissian government '
as indicated in ),cstcid:iy19 dispatch
es. No ollicial confirmation has!
reached hero of the postmcnt of ti e j
withdrawal but the fact is not j
doubted here.. Ihere is nothing in I
the American note to Uussia that I
demands an imnic.liate evacuation!
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by American troops in the event
that the Uusaian troops are called
away. Instead, it is stated that the
control of the Bilnaliou would wrap
ly pass from the state department
into the hands of General ClutTcc,
and it will be for him to determine
the time and how they will evacu
ate lVkiii,
Are Carrying Freight to Texast'ity
by tail and From There to
Galveston by Boat.
Bryan, Tex., Sept. 1 1 Vicel'rcsi
dent and General Manager Trice of
the International and Great North
em railroad, spent several hours in
the city last night. Air. Trice bad
just come from Galveston, where he
had been in touch with the situation
since the great storm. He said the
railroad losses would Aggregate five
or six million dollars.
"We arc now operating trains to
Texis City ar.d carrying on trail!
from thot point to Garvestou by
boat,' Bald lie. "Better shipping
facilities will be establish d t Gal
veston than ever as fast as men aud
money can place them the ro. Ne
gotialions arejiow going on to the
end that all inilrot'ls cn'e.i"g 'he
oily join forces and viiteriiids tuul
establish a temporary bridge across
the bay, and it the plan cue :eeda it
is hoped that trains can be t un into
Galveston in thirty days. The ne
gotiations going ou also t jonlem
plate the construction of a perma
nent double track steel I.rid; j to bo
ussd by all the railroads c jitering
the city."
Vichila's
SOME ASSAY FIGURES
Five Specimens Were Sent to the
Assayer and be Sends Back
Flattering Eeports.
ONLY SURFACE SPECIMENS
Have so Far be Sent to Assaycrs.
Mountains are Rich in Free
Milling Ores - ' :
We-have just been shown returns
from five assays sent toPueblo,Colo
rado, and give them to the public
as reliable. The results will show
that the Wichita mountains are as
rich as any mining in the world
When it is considered that tlios
specimens weie from the surface
only the showing is remarkable.
These mountains are full of preciens
minerals, nnd only need free ingress
to develop into the richest mineral
region in the country:
Gold 8!lcr Coppr Loud Zlno Total
per ton
No I WOO H.W SH.IO UTIQ
No? I-:. :.t 4.72
No S " 4 7 W.iM IM2
No i I! 12 12 il 17-
N3H 0l SS.HI till XT?
The Irishman reeled on the deck
Ot the ferry boat and then started
on s tonr of investigation. He
looked critically at the end next to
the Blip, then proceeded to exam
ine Uie other end. He staggered
from one end of the boat to .the
6.tber several limes making com
parisons, Then confused by the
sameness ho walked over to an
other passenger and said: "Shay,
which end of Ihe boat goest J
wanter get ter New York.,'
After remainig in session for a
boot five hours and thoroughly
considering all of the propositions
submitted and both sides the cam
mittee of fonr appointed by the
two executive committees to set
tie the matter decided to take fur-
ftber time to etndy the several
propositions, and - shortly after
midnight the comniitteeadjoumt d
to meet again iu a short time in
Oklahoma" City. V
'While the conference of the
committee was executive it was
thoroughly liarmonicfus and the
different questions at issue, were
discussed in a friendly spirit and
there is no doubt whatever but
that they wilfreach an agreement
when next they meet. Five pro
positions looking to a settlement
wero submitted two by the Wol-
vertou committee and three by the
Marcum members. -
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No more trouble at any home,
buscult like mother matte, I'se
Big K Hour, B V Holling.tswortIt,
Chickasha's Contribution
for the Galveston sufferers.
In response to n appeal from
Grand Commaudcr of Knights
Templar of the Indian territory,
Ira Kiikland of Mnskogece Grand
Commander the sum of one hund
red and twenty five dollars the
following Masonic bodies of
Chickasha,
He Malnq Commanding ?.10
Chickasha U A chapter, -o
Scottish Bite Masons, 50
The committee sent out yester
day afternoon collected something
over 1223.
The Masonic fraternity tele
graphed $125,0) to Galveston.
One scientist has discovered
that beat is increasing at such a
rate that it will burn np the world
in 300,000 years while nnother has
discovered that the earth will
freeze to death in about that time,
There is no use in getting scared
Neither event will calch you,
The Galveston disaster makrs
us more satisfied t'aan ever with
oar rock foundation, and eternal
hills. Capital.
Bitter fighting does not necess
arily mean personal abuse or nn
6avory remarks. Keep yonr tern
per Work all night and talk all
day if you find It essential to your
succcs. It will irritate vou- and
cause Dyspepsia but you can find
relief for that in Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup pepsin which is guarant
eed by E. Howard.
Scale books at the Express of
fice in any quantity from oi.e to a
dozen.
DON'T
BLAME
THE
OOOK r "i
If the biscuits are not good;
It's all in the Flour.
SUPREME FLOUR,
IS GUARANTEED
To be the Best Flour sold in Chickasha,
Or your money, refunded.
HIGHEST PRICE!
HIGHEST QU ALITY !
- WHITEMAN BROS..
Solo Wholesale Distributing' Agjnts for above Flours.
AKDMORE, -HOUSES- ' CHICKASHA.
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It. K. Woottkh, Jtt., Vice I'rt'H., Cashier, H K. Johnson, Ass t. Ca,hler. m
No. 5431.
First National Bank,
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.
Capital . . . $25,000.00.
miRECTORS:
K.M. tiotirltind, C. I. foment. R. Jiond. E. K. Johnson, A.' I,. Xail,
U. K. H'M'fai. jr , tt'ebb tlmdri. C. Ii. CamnK-n, . 3. Johnson.
Oilers to Depositors every Facility which their Balances,
Business and Responsibility Warrant.
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B. V. Smith, President,
U'M. Insmij, Vlie Pres.
C. T. EiiwiN, Cashier,
I N. Ijkswmuks, Ass't Cashier.
N0.5547.
Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.
Capital, - - $50,000.00.
U. P. Smith, J. C. Drhjgen, Win. Inman,
II'. L. Sntryrr.1, J, II. Tut tie,
Hanover National, Kew York; Natior.a' Uank of CXimm'rie. Kansas City, Mo.J
Mjr'Uinib ud Plaaurs, Shernim, Tex., Coatlmntul Ni'iou il Uank. St.Louls
In Ihe Temple I'.ar llev. Mr. l!aron
MJs that Ibe lust preventives of dis
eae are eleanliness Bin! the nocc.'S tf
minlislit ai;tl fnrli nir as beiin 1 1;
nifents most povvrfu in thr f,uppre'
gion of bacteria. r.ar;;e towns in tirit
oin have t a h 1'jeir true west end. for
the western ar.d Fouthrrn winds being
those thn :,iotly j revail there, it fol
lows that during a large portion of the
year the moke and fo drift ntvay to
the east and nortlienst, leaving the west
clearer nnd purer. The w riter claims
Britis-h weather is at once the mont,
capricious nr.d at the fume time
best adaptrd to vipt-ioiis nnd healthful
enjoyment of llf.;. 'J in; liriton is a stran
ger to tho foi'-r nil;;,! nf unvarying
on thcni tu, the tirrh of pesti'.en
tinl nir, r.iitl Hie Mnlt of -ir,i or n?e.
Th'i .i''e nnd jiliiij-.n: (;f tI,o tyj.i.M.l
T-rilislior is ihe true weather lunik at
hie clicioto.
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THE BIG CASH STORE:
OF
FALL
MD
WINTER
GOODS.
THE BIG CASH STOKE, as
usual, right in the lead
with the Largest. Best,
anil Cheapest Line of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes and Boots ever
brought to Chickasha.
We have the Cheapest
and best assorteel stock
of CLOTHING IN THE TOWN.
A
REAL CALIFORNIA SUIT FOR
$12.50.
Keal California Pants $3. 50 and 4.00. Can give you
A Good Suit 4.00, 4.50 and 3.00.
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E SELL THE OLD RELIA
BLE HAMILTON BROWN
Shoos and Boots. The best in the World.
ON DRY GOODS WE ARE
STRICTLY IN THE SWIM.
A good yard wide Sea Island Domestic 0 yards for
1.00. A gooel Outing, 20 yards for 1.00.
Flannel De- Laine A splendid goods for Latlies house v
Dresses cts. Can give a good Stanelard Calico?
fast colors for 44 cts. Cotton Checks 30 yards" for-','
1.00. We can save you money ' "
THE BIG CASH STORE.
J. G. MAYS, Propr,
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