The Chickasha daily express., September 19, 1900, Image 2

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Ih3 Chickasiia Daly Fxpress.
A. VC. DAWitoa, Editor
W. F. Gali, Buaioeai JIuer.
A Happy Greeting.
Good moruiDg, Daughters of the
Confederacy!
How arc you, tbis morning?
We are proud of tbis happy greet
ing, We are glad to know that the
AH Seeing Eye has kept vigilance
through all these long intervening
years and we are yet here, in health i
We are more than
Published Every Afternoon. Except Sunday
Enterd t the Chtckaha Poatome M Second
Claaa MaU Hatter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATE,
s ngieCopy rmuam and gtrength.
uonih""""" ritij centi pleased to know while Father Time
Per Quarter (three months)....., has done his work, and these re-
Per Year.... Flra Dollari .
weekly Expre,. per year lenling years are becoming more
and more in due time. We are
The Future of Chickasha. j gratified to know that the guiding
What is the future of Chickasha star of our Allwise Providence has
. . . .
is a question put so often that it shone brightly over our pathway
makes one tired in answering it. I vv e rejoice to have the good pleas
There can be but one future that are of addressing the daughters of
of the best city in the Boathwest. the Sunny Southland. And, Oh,
The situation, the climate and the what a deep sensitive emotion comes
surroandinfi country all point to to us. It makes our very souls
that end. With its present start, thrill with delight to know that we
and the energy and push behind it still have the heroic women whose
nothing cn keep it bacc. It is a (ancestors stood by us in those days
city of 4 ,000 today and with the that tried men's souls. They were
opening of the Kiowa andComanche the beacon light of our country,
reservation, will give it an impetus even in those days when we were
that will build it to 10,000 within stricken. They were the minister
the next year. Then comes the jng angels when occasion demanded.
War! olGmr)
Lines under this head will be received at the
rte of (hie (Vnt a line, (line contains about 7
worda) per day no adven Uetnem receive for
less than ten eeais. May fcouiuln any mutter
of lost, found. trayed. Molen. or sale, to rent.
or for any purpose, without aispiay lines.
YOUNG JERSEY
Cow with calf at her eiJe. It-naire at thi
office.
fOR SALE A Xil
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A house, two lots, raid shed and well : 3'i Inch
Mitchell waicon and trood team. Must sell at
once. U. L. Uticher.
Oklahoma Wheat.
The eiperiinennt station at Still
wtter has issued f a bulletin on
wheat raising in the territory. A
summary of the I experience of
many successful wheat growers
is presented, together with a re
port of the experiments conduct
ed at the station. The bulletin is
sent free to all who request it.
A Good Offer.
We will send Twin Territories
from September to January (in-
any one sending 25 cents in eilrer cbeap, a rooming house One
or stamps. These numbers nre
always the best of any magazine;
The holiday numbers Thanks
giving, Christmas and New Year's
ill be especially interesting. Ad
dress at once, ' .
TWIN TERRITORIES,
Muskogee, I. T.
WANTED TO TKADE A NEW 1st CLASS
it single seated pht-aton for a two seated
e. Inquire at this office.
WANTED TO BUY A GOOD MILCH COW
M Enquire. 8. 'I . GLASS at H. I. Depot
of the best locations in the
the city. Eleven rooms, good cis
tern, storm cave, three lots, shade
trees, enquire at Erin House, cor
ner Railroad street aud Kansas
avenne.
8L Joseph's
The great strike it the Pennsyl- 5g11001
vania coal miners is now on in
earnest, and the end is not in
sight. It will probably extend
much farther than the anthracite
region and iu the end prove dis-
classification and allotment of the Tley were also there to sing the "trous to the miners andstrikers,
Opened Monday, the 10th inst
Competent teachers will try their
best to satisfy the expectations of
the patrons of the school. In ad
dition to our high school we will
Indian lands of this territory within aBt song to the dying soldier. They
the next two years will giye it an- were there to receive his hut good
other push onward that will put it bye. They were there to spread
in advance of any city in southwest the mantte of eternal fame. Ob,
Indian territory. The traffic on wnat an inspiring thought to know
the streets today indicate to every that we have the daughters of this
one the amount of tiade being done bright land of Dixie to cheer and
here now, and it requires no pro- give comfort in the last days of the ,utlons 6f regpect regret were
uueiic eve to b mat w uu sue i men who wore uie gray, j.ue
vantages spojjen of what the future meeting of your chapter brings to
must be. There can be doubt as to us a halo of delight.
Chickasha's future.
as well as to the country at large, have short hand and typewriting.
It is the height of foolishness, but
men will indulge in strikes.
Notice of Respect.
At a meeting of the Chickasha
Polo Club on the morning of the
19 th inst., and the following reso-
Latin for high school, $1 50 per
month. The other grades, $ I per
month. MOTHER SUPERIOR
adopted:
Eksolved, That in the death of
our comrade. Henrv Kirkendall.the
"wiuuon piace ueaa noaras c,ub ,1M not ony loat lt be8t player
W. M.
Womack &
Son,
Dealers in
The kind of expansion the mod
ern democratic party favors is
designated in this expression in
the platform: "We nre not ex
posed to territorial expansion
when it takes in deshable terri
tory which can bo erected into
states of the union and those peo-
! at the graves of the Confederates
who are buried here should give
new life to your chapter, and sho
too that there is life in the old land
yet. A motion to make the mem
bers of Joe Shelby Camp honorary
members of your chapter. Thank
you. ana, my uear uauguters, b . ,, t u Th ,B
when the t ime shall have come when iWnn ip h mioH
Vta sj vuu vu MV w aa, uiivv
but a comrade universally lored by
all of us. We now realize that
"death loves a shining star." In
the beautiful aisle of memory there
are echoes of a mallet that are heard
no more; tender words spoken by
lips that are dust; blessings from a
a va-
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Next door to Citizens Bank,
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DEALER IN
Feed of all Kinds.
Clean as tlie Ctopest
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
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X SPECIALTY.
SPECIAL ATTEXTIOX CITEX 5;
TO ALL WORK.
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TAYLOR,
SHOP..
'I 3rd. St., Opposite Postoffice.
CHICKASHA, UU TEH. g
WELSH
The most complete stock.
The best selected stock,
The largest stock, and the ,
Oldest Dry Goods House in the City.
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.
PHONE 95.
CHICKASHA, IND. TEK.
pie are willing and fit to become turmoil and difliculties are no more, gmcerely n,ourn njs ios8and extend
citizens. w us cross over the river ana rest t Lig ief 8lricken Dareilt3 our
The question as to whether' the undcr lhe 8hade of tbe tree8 where heartfelt sympathies.
"aiiemuiueuuruuiis uearu uu more. Bv,n,n. U.t a nir of ll.ol tt-ij. ?!-.
The cannon has huslied 1U roar ahnva .Mni;n h n'hti.hi in th rf t. . .
uv.muvw -v i iwoi fhiuhj. uoQiraem ana IA uses arawn up
lnlegal form. Oltlce in Chtckasbu UruK
territory was desirable for Btates
has never leen considered when
territory was about to be acquired
Louisiana because we deemed it
necessary to control the naviga
tion of the Mississippi river, and
because we were . harassed and
annoyed by unnecessary restric
tions in regard to the admission
of coods into the iort of New
Orleans. We acquired New
Mexico, California and the terri
tory to the west of us as the result
of the war with Mexico, and be
cause we deemed it advisable to
have the country to the
J. R. HARRIS,
' f 'Mutual Life
N. Y.
By martial music they cease to tread evening paper of our city publica
While memory calls our gallant tion that a copy of the 8flmQ be
Company' store.
ocean under our sovereignity and
controL "
dead."
G. G. BcciiASAx,
Com. Joe Shelby Camp 975,U,O.V.
R. I. Teacher's Association,
The teachers along the Rock
Island railroad met in Duncan,
August 31, 1900, and organized the
Rock Island Teacher's Association
with Prof. Koonce as president and
Miss Nola Brown ns secretary.
Marlow was chosen as the next
place of meeting. The association
Pacific then adjourned to meet in Marlow,
Octoher G. 1000.
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All teachers along the Rock Is- If
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tana rauroau anu iu aujoining ter
ritory are invited and requested to
attend.
Yours respectfully,
J. E. Koonce, Pres.
Nolx Bkown, Sec.
l'BOiiRAM.
Song service and invocation.
Welcome address, W. A. Anthony
Resjwnse, G. A. Witt.
Institvte work, S.D. Vaughan.
School management, W. P.Stewart
Discussion.
Recitation, Miss Nola Brown.
presented to the parents of the de
ceased. J. E. Spears, ) ,
G w Ornstot j
Henry Mathers, Sec.
Have you tried that Big K flour
at E V Hollingsworth's.
Uk Unua Va..
nnai nare i uu
Cowboys Reunion Granite, O T
Sept. 19, 20, and 21 , one fare for
round trip. Good returning Sept.
J. F. Kimmerly, agent.
Got to tat?
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Everything that is
good to eaf; any
thing your appe
tite may crave.
Call iu and leave
your order or
The smoke nuisance of Chick
asba is becoming abominable.
The black Bmoke now rolls from
nearly a dozen big stacks and
Then comes the
infernal whistles three times a
day. Its enough
smoke and deaden our ears with
the noise! But say aint it music,
and don't that smoke look pretty
as it rolls away in clouds, and car
ries the news to mary that we are
rroHinrr nn cilu nira nnl ihn mnva. I Tpao.lnri!' exernise on f rafitinn..T.K
ments of a big city? Let 'em Konce
come, let 'em smoke, let 'em toot! NO0N'
I a a -
Thev are the makini of the nun. D seyice-
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xeacumg eAerciae in jiiugiisu gram
mar (InGaitive and participles) J
A STORY OF "BOBS."
The Brltl.h Cemmamder Tcaekea
Utile Box Babr Hw ( Make
HI. Letter.
A poor sinner arose in a prayer
meeting at Mammoth Spring the
other niffht and confessed himself
an awful and bad man and conn
dentially informed h friends he
was on the road to the bad place,
When he bad conudeu this piece
of information one of the brothers
etill further startled the congrega
tion by commencing to sing.
4 'If you get there before I do",
look out for roe, I'm coming too."
Thayer Tribune.
W. Campbell.
Needs of Territorial schools for the
whites, Prof. Walker, followed
by Profs. Delzell, Hobson, Means,
J. N. Campbell and others.
Guitar solo, Miss Pattie Adams.
Primary work, Miss Iva Milam.
The annual meeting of the agr
icultural, horticultural and irra-
gation association will be held at
Stillwater, Oklahoma. December
i, 1900. The swine breeders' as
sociation meets there at the same
Bryan is pledtng himself to be I time. This will furnish an excell-
candidate in 1901. He is just ent opportunity to examine tbe
little previous. Two trips of work of the college and experi
four years each is enough and b- nient station there aud to meet
Ides if he is elected this time he representative farmers and stork-
will want an endorsement of J men from different parts of the
course. territory.
Lord Roberts' entry into Johannes-
tiurr was. a spectacle to be remem
bered by all who beheld it. Soon aft
er ten o'clock he and his staff moved
Jrom camp, followed by the guards
end Stevenson's brigade, together
With a few correspondents.
After formally accepting the sur
render of the town Lord Roberts left
the building and remounted his
charger, aud proceeded with the next
ceremony, which was the hauling
down of the Transvaal flag.
More than one spectator among the
rugged burghers standing around ap
peared touched to the heart when, the
Vierkleur was lowered. I saw tears
streaming down the face of one man
as he looked on at the loss of alt he
had been fighting for during many
weary mouths.
While the national anthem was be
ing played a tall Free Stater, an ar
tillerist, refused to move his hat,
and a fellow spectator, a small, stunt
ed man, attempted to pult it off,
whereupon a Dritish soldier standing
near pushed the aggressor away, say
ing: "Leave him alone. He fought
for his flag. You fought for none."
Lord Roberts took up his quarters
in a small inn, with the sign "Orange
urove.'
Early in the evening, soon after
the 6eld marshal reached his quarters.
one of the officers of his staff ap
proached him in order to discuss a
matter of importance. He found the
field marshal with one of the innkeep
er's little children on his knee trying
to teach the mite to trace the letters
of the alphabet with a pencil. When
the officer entered the room Lord
Roberts looked up with a smile and
said: "Don't come now; can't you
see I'm busy?"
Waal t Keep CeeU
Most of tbe buaineaa houses in Mex
ico are closed for an hour and a half
a the middle of the day.
t Phone No. 50
and we will give
you good goods;
appetising goods;
clean goods at
reasonable prices,
and prompt de
livery.
Nothing at Cost."
Erwin &
McGamobell
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If we can't sell at our Price,
We will sell at Yousr.
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CROSS & CHEANEY.
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Prompt Deliteru
Polite Attention.
We find that they are material
iids in making sales, combined
with popular prices for superi
or groceries, we tbinK we have
a combination that is ha ;d to
boat. Orders called for and
delivered.
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JiJ J. A. WARE, JR. Wholesale Grocer, 2J
The Senate Saloon
BOWIE, TEXAS,
Carries tbe largest stock of
whiskeys ever brought to Howie,
and solicits a share of the mail
orders of the Indian territory.
m
jLoney must accompany every
order. batisfaction guaranteed.
Prices range from $2 to $5 per
gallon. . Prompt shipment by ex
press or freight Address all or
ders to
W. W. HENDRICKS.
Bowie, Texas.
J. P. Kennemur,
CONTRACTOR and BUIL
DER. Money saved is
money made. Hiop north
of Red Barn .
CiiiCKABiU, Lid. Teb
Dr. B. W. FES LEU, .
DENTIST, ;
Up stairs m l'oet 0F.ce Buililipg.
J. A. ROSE..
Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heaters
That will barn either Coal or Wood. All kinds of Hardware, Tamps
and Windmills for sale. Tining and Repairs a Specialty.
TheJRob i nonJHou se ,
: A new Rooming and Lodging IToase, where rooms can' be
' hadby tfieiiay7'lbc nig'nt,'lhe week, or month. Open at
lili2ms, 'day or night. Trices reasonable. Guests will be made com
fortable as possible Clean Beds, At the same stand , but tbe same old
man- - E, Robinson. IVTannger,, .
RING UP PHONE 13Q
III National Feed Store
For Feed of all Kinds and Prompt Delivery
BAGGAGE to any part of the City
S. P. Ingram,
PHONE 136. Manages.'
NOW ON SALE
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; I hey are Quality . Goods, and f
era.
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when j-ou sujoUc cm you uro cncotiragin a home enterprise.
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