The Chickasha daily express., September 15, 1900, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS.
DR. WYNNE-SPECIALIST.
Tlio medical and surgical diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat a
special and exclusive practice.
Catarrhal diseases of the nose and
throat treated.
The scientific application of spec
tacles to the eye receives my atten
tion. Chickasha every other Monday,
Ennuire of Dr. XL P. Tve. "
Irwin's Photograph Gallery in
second story of the new Dcigger'a
building is avitablo parlor and
museum of pretty things. This
studio is turning out , some very
tine outside aud interior viwa.
The crowd of vehicles covered
wagons and all kinds of t radio on
the street this morning gave the
street a city's appearance.
Atty. Hatchinson is very sick
and has been for several days.
W II Brooks is op from Rash
Springs today.
The Woodman wired 150.00 to
Galveston.
Hay Hay Hay Hay Hay
At E V Ilollug'sworth by A" W
Frederick.
Mr and Mrs F 1 Evans of
iiearden Ark., has been visaing
i ig Co. Mrs Evans Is secretary
,of the Cotton Belt Lumber Co.
LOST A pair of gold rimmed
spectacles in Tony Hollow on the
Fort Sill road. "Finder will be
liberally remarded by returning
to Dr. It. P. Tyc, Chickasha.
Buy Hunter's cream flour at W.
W. Home's.
Topic for Sunday Sept. 16, '00
The broad way! The narrow
way: T B Payne leader, Text Matt.
vii. 13 or It.
A ' The wide gate: Mrs. Fox,
'i The narrow gate, Mis L Beav
ers, 3 The broad way, 1st thoughtless
wind: PsalmslO-i Dr Foster,
2 A carnal heart, Rom vii 5 and 0
Barker Kiddle,
3 A wicked life, Dan xil-10,
1 The strait way 1st A difficult
way- Matt vii-li R F Brown.
2 An easy way. 1'rov 3 17 Miss
Jessie Baker.
The end of the ways, 1st the
Brood (Era) Miss Fleta Baker.
2nd The Strait (Era) Miss Cross.
R RatclitT was in with 4 loads
of cotton today.
Charley Johnson, Elliott Smith
and Lucas Gooch of winters creek
1 -were in with a load of co tton each
today.
Married At the Methodist par
Honnge, at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
Mr Charles Watson and Miss Su
sie Wilson, both of this city, Ilcv.
Cameron officiating. They left
on the train to visit friends in
Kansas. .
BREEZYPQIIIT.
The Myosotis Band Enter
tained the People of
Chickasha.
MUSIC AND SINGING.
The Only Thing Missing in the Play
Was the Man. Recitation
and Singing Good.
PLAYERS WERE ALL LADIES
Rev. Melhvin, of Anadarko,
will preach nt the Methodist
church tomorrow morning and
ni?"ht.
- -
Every thing New this Season
A genuine old fashioned south
ern cake walk by real southern
darkies. Allen's New Or'.eari
Minstrels nider canvas.
This is the only Minstrel Com
pany in the Uuuited States that
appears nnder canvas the interior
of which is arranged with a ma
tnoth stage and scenery the same
as an opera house but of course
on a much larger scale. Owing to
it I . : : . - p . i.
iuv mrgo aeauug capHCiiy oi iur
I nni ..!... : i ii i u
- ioui nmuu ia luiei- luuusmm ur
company is enabled to show for
extremely low price of 15 and 23
. thus guaranteeing the largest
Minstrel production in the world
at the lowest price of admission
15 & 25 cents.
f $10 00
Reward will be paid by - A G
Stone and Albert Thompson for
the return of clothes, shoe, pistol
and K P pin missing since hashers
llfi t 1 1.' 1 H i l
led from town.
Jnst arrived car Hunter's cream
Bvur at V, W. Home's.
The Usual Osculatory and Embrac
ing in Play Were Preval-
ent in This One.
As given by the ladies of the
Myosotis Band at the" Court house
last uighl fully maintained Ctucka-
bha's general reputation in ameteur
theatricals and was par excellence
The only material thing musing
was a man, and while the players
who were ail ladies, were always
talking of men, and all wanted one,
they kept them in the back ground,
or in the ante room. Tbe usual
osculatory and embracing in plays
were in this one, but to the bald
headed row it looked insipid and
lacking flavor and while it looked
pertectly naturla, seemed like lots
of sweetness lost, and a sheer waste
of raw material. The ladies were a
little short in volume of voice, but
taken all in alt was very creditable.
To mention one is to mention all as
being well up in their parts, and
the whole performance as good,
better, best. Tbe audience was not
that sea of facts that ought to meet
an affair of the kind, and for such a
purioee, but that won't dii courage
the laities. They will go on and on
The Myosotis Band is a fixture and
won't be abandoned.
Spend your cash at E V llol
lingsworth's. and save money.
The OU Mill
And Free Toll.
The Oil Mill got seven loads of
cotton from east of tbe nver to
day. The prices paid are above
those paid in any town in this
section. Ruling prices today are
3 cents in lint and 9 cents ginned
with an npward tendency. '
The parade of Allen's New Or
leans Minstrels on the street, this
forenoon was very fine, and lwre
every evidence of being & first
class company.
Anything you want at E V Hoi-
lingsworth's. Phone 91. ,
Sr. Walter Penquite.
Specialist in diseases of theEye
Ear, Nose and Throat. With my
new and Improved niethoJ of
treating chronic trachoma (granu
lated lids) cures result in from 10
days to 2 weeks, which formerly
required months and years. Treat
ment is painless no burning or
cauterizing, or scarifying; no con
tracting or shaving of lids as re
sult of treatment- I am thorough
ly equipped to perform all surg
ical operations; cataract, strabis
mus (cross eyes) end all other
operations performed. Myopia,
Hypermetropia, Presbyopia, As
tigmatism aud all other aneoinal
ies of reflection corrected by
glasses accurately fitted. Office at
residence, corner Washita and
Iowa streets, opposite Christian
church. Office hours, 9 to 12 a m
and i to 5 p m. Phone No. 122.
Jnst arrived car Hunter's cream
flour at W. W. Home's.
Just arrived car Hunter's cream
flour at w. W. Home's.
Don't Sling mud.
Do not lose your head. Talk
politics but don 't get mad. Then
go to E. Howard drug store ana
get a trial bottle of Dr. Culdwells
Syrup pepsin.
Have you tried that Big K flour
at E V Hollingsworth's.
By using the Baking Powder
named 'Perfect' you will show ap
preciation of pure food. Alwavsuue
the 'Perfect''. W.W.IIorne.
KEPOKT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
NO. 5547.
AT CHICKASHA, 1ND. TEB.
At Close ofBnslness, Seutemlier 5, 1900.
REGOVECES.
Lonj and Discount t9,
Overdraft, aecured and unsecured. 3
U.S. Bonds to secure circulation.... 12,
Premiums on U. H. Bonda
Stocks, securities, etc
Banking bouse, furniture & Sxtures. 6
Due from approved reserve agents ...
Internal-Revenue stamps
Checks and other cash Items
Notes of other National Banks
Fractional paper currency, nickela
and cents
LAwrtn, Monet Kknihvi in Bank viz.:
Specie ' SJ.SUS 101
Legal-Undur uotcs.... d,&uu.w(
1BI.7S
'&U0.00
MS. 93
(SHIM
6,888 (K
S.SOH.St
4.16.H5
5S.MI
uao.oo
45.(0
9,008. 10
Total HoS.OW.ffi
UABUJTIES,
Capital stock paid In - tfO.OUO.Uu
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid J.2M.M
Due to other National Banks 80.
Individual deposits subject
to check W.mi W I
Demand certificates ofde- .IIOI.1UH.88
poMt S,7W.75
ToTAI. SIS2.8W.0J
Indian Temhit-bt, I
fuaiKS Countt, t
I, C. T. Erwin, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to tbe best of my knowledge
and belief. C. T. KRWIX,
Cashier.
xi "v Subscribed and sworn t before uie
this 1Mb day of September. IUU.
I 1 K. D. WKI.BOMNS.
Notary Public.
Cohhect Attest:
B. P. Smlih. 1
, Wm. lnrusn. y Diiectors.
' W. L. Sawyera J
HE PORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NO. 5431.
AT CUICKASHA, 1ND TER.
At ClcEe of Ensincss, September 5, 1900.
. EZSOVECES.
Loans and Discounts 3l,o.fcO
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. t.MM.OI
U.S. Bonds to secure circulation. . 6 90(10
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds &'.'
Bank Inn house, furniture & fixture 1.M4 to
Due from National Banks (not re
serve Agents) 1,341.711
Due from State Banks and Bankers. 7HS.S7
Due from approved reserve agents.. 9,411.04
Internal Revenue stamps IX0.3I
Checks and o her eah items :i.hk
Notes of other National Bunks 1 ,575.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
aud rents 45.13
LAWtxt. Money Reserve in Bank, tie:
Specie '. i,VH.no I 411 ... ...
Lrnul-lenaer notes. . :,H0 uuf '''"'
Total...
W.K74.85
Capital stock paid in .- t25,00.00
Undivided pro tits, less ei prunes and
taxes paid 14S.M
Due to Btate Banks and Bankers. J, is) 77
Individual deposits subject to check 3S).863.33
Demand certificates of deposit 20.00
Ttmceenlflcate.sofdcpo-.lt 729.00
Certified checks S6.00
Totai S,74.6S
Indian Tehritohy. I
COONTY Of PlCEEHH f
I. H. 11. Jobuson. Cash'er of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. H. B. JOHNSON,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
gXAf. A roe ints uin aay oi neptemoer, iww.
, L . on I Bit,
Notary Public.
Cokkeot Attest:
Webb Henilrlx.
R. K. Woollen. Jr,
K. Bond.
'i
Directors.
mm
For Sale 5 wagons, 0 seta of
work harness, 4 10-hand mules. 2
choice work horses, 30 work
horpts and cow ponies, enquire
Hank of Chickasha.
Sporting goods at the Fair.
A Powder Mil! Explosion.
Removes everything in sight;
eo do drastic mineral pills, but
both are mighty dangerous. No
need to dynamite jour body when
Dr. King's new life pills do the
work so easily and perfectly.
Cnre.8 headache Constipation.
Ouly 25 cents at Brown fc Co,
, Go to Simpson when you want
your buggies and carriages repaired,
painted, or new tops orderad.
Word comes t j us that our old
town's people Jim Sparks and
wife, who moved to Alvin, Texas,
last year, lost all they had in the
big storm, but their uvea.
Mrs. N B King was in to shake
with de ole man and Joe. to
day, and looks much improved in
health.
Quitclaim deeds, mortises. bills
of sale, scale books for sale at this
office.
Fresh canvased hams at M:Gaiir-
hyBros.
R. F. SCOFFEUiV,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTAL, FIRE, LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY
(Oflloe In tUr Fair Building.)
MORGAN & GRIBI.
ittis i
Lmolenm ! !
WE WILL SELL THIS WEEK AT SPECIAL PRICES
CARPETS-INGRAIN
Columbia Granit Ingrain, 30
Model Union Super 35c
Extra Union Super.,.. 40c
r ;: llaif Wool Union, 45c
Extra Super Cotton Chain T 50c
Sherman All Wool, 50c
Ultra Extra Super, all
; ' Wool, 1080 Ends, :60c
Brussclls Ingrain, 36 in
wide, all Wool, 75c
CARPETS-Brussells,
Medium Tapestry, 8 frame, 55c
i X Tape6try, 9 frame with bor. 70c
XX Tapestry, 10 frame, the
; very best Tap 80c
Body Brussells, with liorder
; ... to match, 1.05
ILTON VELVET.
We have some very rich patterns
in these popular carpets, all with
borders to match from $1 to $1.25
AXONY Axminsters
Patterns that are exceplionall good
and colorings are soft, at 1.10
BEST MOQTJETTE.
This line represents the Newest
designs and Coloring, very soft and
pretty.
M
ATTINGS. - JUST
Stop and I think we can sell you a
good joined matting for 1-tc, others
ask 20c. A cotton chain matting
for 20c. The best grade in straw
chain we will sell this week for 32 Jc
and the very best cotton chain, Jap
anese pattern, at 85c, Call and
see our line.
INOLEUM-Well this is
, Where we shine:
, Quality E, 52ic
Quality 1), 55c
Quality C, 70c
Quality 1$, 80c
. Quality B, plain cork color, 75c
These prices are for the 72 inch
width. 144 in. cut1 infr m. il.
c -j-
higher.
REIVTEIVIIJEr THIS WEEK.
MORGAN & GRIBI,
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Wanted to "lick the spoon
lndianopolia Ind. Nov. 16 '99.
Tepsln Syrup Co.,
Dear sin We have been keep
ing house for five years and are
never without Drr Caldwells pep
sin Syrop. We find nothing, to
equal it for stomach troubles and
my children like as well as candy.
One. night recently my wife was
giving a dose to our baby and
Nelda (onr little girl 4 years old)
cried for some too. Her mamma
told her she didu't need it andi
then she said: "Can't I lick the
spoont" It is so pleasant to take
the effects are so good we bate to
be RitBout in. uaiaweirs nyrup
Pepsin. Yours truly, j
Lake d. webthers. j
Mgr. Enterprise Hotel.
Sold by E Howard.
Look out for the ''Silver Bow."
The maD of the Indian Territory
is for sale at the book - stand of
I). l llawkius post office lobby.
, Two Candidates. '
for the insane asylnm saved them
selves from stomach troubles that
drive folks crary by taking Dr.
Caldwell's Syruy I'epsin. It is
gi nrranteed to cure every form of
stomach trouble. Sold by E.
Howard.
Something
Convenient
Buy the Quaker
folding bath cabi
net with stove,
etc. For sale at
the Fair, by .
Eri'iE Baker,
A rect.
THE CHICKASHA
TELEPHONE CO.,
Will place a phone in
your residence aud
keep same in re
pair for
-5Q Per Day."
rboue in place of bus
,! ness $'2.50 per
month.
THF PAID
mmmm M K I I
WAIST! WAIST!
SHIRT WAIST !
You won't let them so to
waist when you see the
great bargain sale on
Some stores have goo'ds going to
waist. We have Waists lor vou
at bargains on Saturday; -
Tours for Low Prices.?
R. F. SCOFFERN & CO.
At our new stand opposite the Phoenix Grocery Co.
M. T. OARTWRlciiiT,
WM. MURRAY,
Gartwright & Murray
tSuccessos to O. A. Horn.)
MEAT MARKET,
Also Dealers in Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
We Kill Only First Class Caltls.
The People's Meat Market.
J. D. Lindsay, Prop.
We keep all kinds of Fresh Meats, Game and Poultry. We kill every
thing we sell, and sell nothing but First Class Meats. .
Fish and Oysters Every Thursday.
Give us a, Call, Phone 14.
b Printin
The Express office is prepared to print
Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads. Statements,
Envelopes, Cards,
Circulars in typewriter type,
Shipping tags, Dodgers, " . ,
or any kind of printing needed at short
notice, and at prices to meet any coni
petion. Phone 43 and we will see you.
The Daily Express only 50c a month.
The Weekly Express only $1 a year.