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LOCAL NEWS. DR. WYNNE SPECIALIST Tlie medical and surgical diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat special and exclusive practice. Catarrhal disease of the nose and throat treated. The scientific application of spec tacles' to the eye receives my atten tion. " " " Chlckasha tvery other Monday. Enquire of Dr. R. P. Tve. uso-ini Hay Ilay Hay Hay Hay At E V Hollng'sworth by A W Frederick. Buy Hunter's cream floor at W. W. Home's. Services at the churches were abandoued yesterday on account of the raiq.j tj jit. J . ( Cbickasliaaveuue needs a good crossing or a ferry boat today. This damp rainy weather gets next to the housewife in swelling doors to an nn-opeuing size, in the. tracking in mad, and the in evitable visit to neighbors, The W. C. T. U. will meet wilh Mrs. A. B. Snow tomorrow after noon, at 3 o'clock ' " ' " 1 " ' MARRIED At the Catholic church yesterday at 11 o'clock, Mr. t nowaru uunievy ana anus t.yaia i 1 Poland, Fr. Iaadore olliciating. . Miss Lydia has long been a resi dent of Oliu'.knalia and is well and favorably known for her many good Ji qualities and wjroanly graces. Mr, 'J Dunlevy is a locomotive engineer, f now switchman iu the Fort Worth J tarrl. nnA in n vnnntr mnn Af crrwvl ability. They leave for Ft. Worth today where they will,, nuke their home. Rev. Leonard, pastor of the Presbyterian church was a pleas ant cullcf this forenoon. Mr. C. L. Ellis, Stenographer, of tfia Tnrllon nrnintrJ of A nmlnr. ; ka, was a pleasant caller today. I Mr. Ellis says the alloting agents I are pushing the work " as fast as 15 lwisKililn nml rinvlnrr rrrwtrl biipps4 O r lie says that the .trouble 'with Ahpheatono, chief of the Kiowas, his been amicably adjusted. The story nfl jat of Indians and cow Iniys driving the alloting crow( into Texas is all false u lie made out of whole cloth The Cbatauqna Society will meet at Mrs Charlie Kose'a to ,) morrow evening- 1 . - The church services at the Bar ' I ; Uist cbnrclf have been suspended until Wednesday night. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Piggi, Mr? Ada Siimpter and Miss Zada Sumpter were over from Mountain View lust week shopping and vis iling friends Mrs. Sumpter re turned to Mt-Vicw Saturday. It would be a good rule with some good people to read the 13th twice a week. Mrs. Curtwright is away on visit to friends in New Iberia, La. She is much missed by her friends in Chickabhiu. . - - 2few goods Arrive every day Call and see tbein. t. . 21st-2w . -;, Mc'Janghy Bros. . .t . , Stefiens celebrated Ice cream at the Gem, Botling works old stand. . Yes. We Oou. It will . and join the Bering. 21-tf w ill prepare a treat for be free to all. Come song, " Y hat a gath New York Store. The map of the Indian Territory vt jk for sale at the book stand of P. Hawkins post office lobby. Remember the day and dale, Wed ncsilay, October 3rd, and come to t New York Store. Fresh ennvused hams at McGaug hy Dros. - 4 ONE DEAD. Beginning of the End of the Boiler Explosion. As a result of the boiler explos ion of last Friday, one death came to us Saturday night in the person of Zach Mcltae, who died at 1 a.m., Sunday morning. He was badly scalded, and had a broken ai m. His injuries were very painful, and his sufferings were very severe from the first. Hopes of his recovery were never given up, however, al though death was really expected from the first examination. lie was buiied in the cemetery yesler terday afternoon. Emmet Aachariau McKae was in his 16th year and was a resident of Chickasha for about 18 months. Uc was a steady, sober and indus trious young man and the main support of an aged mother ami two little sisters, to all of whom he was very much attached. Wherever known Zach had a good reputation, and was well liked by all his fellows The aged mother is heart broken ami mourns the loss of her boy with the deepest grief. The wounded people are doing fairly, bnt no one knows what au honr may bring iu these cases. The Public School. The public schools of the city opened this city opened this morn ing, and are in full operation to day. Prof. Delzell classified the pupils during the last few days of last -week, assigning each to the buildings selected. The schools' are now fairly inaugurated and with the support of the people will prove a success. Already there is some complaint about the assignment of pupils to tho different buildings the chief complaint lieing that children from north of Line Creek are sent to buildings in the south part of town, and the reverse in otner distances. Such assignments can be, and no doubt will be, remedied as soon as found out and it is pos sible to do so. Others complain that children in the same family are sent to different buildings. This may not bo 6ocasy remedied, hut the teachers and officers will no doubt do all in their power to remedy all, and make it as picas- ant ss fiossible. Wanted At once, messenger boy, 15 to 16 year; old, one thtt can wrile. Western Union Tele graph co. Dr. Walter Penqoite. Specialist in diseases of theEye Ear, Nose and Throat. With my new and Improved method of treating chronic trachoma (granu lated lids) cures resuit iu from 10 days to 2 weeks, which formerly reqoired months and years. Treat mentis painless no bnrning or cauterizing, or scarifying; no con tracting or shaving of lids as re snltof treatment I am thorough ly equipped to perform all surg ical operations; cataract, strabis mus (cross eyes) end all other operations performed. Myopia, Hypernietropia, Presbyopia, As tigmatism aud all other aneomal leg of reflection corrected by glasses accurately fitted. Ofliee at residence, corner Washita aud Iowa streets, opposite Christian church. Office hours, 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p to. Phone No. 122. Ladies shoes. Jnst arrived, at all prices. 21st-lw McGaoghy Bros. Have you tried that Big K flour at E V Uolliugswortli's. Game, Oysters, chili at the Gem, Bottling works old stand. 21-tf The stomach is is our best friend and the next best is the "Perfect" Baking Powder.lt is chemically pure aud assists digestion. J.A.Ware.Jr. Extra select Burwick oysters any style at the Gem restaurant Bottlitie works old stand. 21-tf By using the Baking Powder named 'Perfect' you will show ap preciation of pure food. Always use the 'Perfect''. W.W.IIorue. Just Brnved enr Hunter'. cream flour at W. W. Home's. Just urrived car Hunter's cream flour at v. W. Home's. Celebrated Delgado chili at the Gem, Bottling work old stand.21-tf For Sale 5 wagons, G sets of work harness, i lG-hand mules. 2 choice work horses, 30 work horfes aud cow ponies, enquire Bank of Cbickasha. Muskogee, I. T. All kinds of short orders at the Gem restaurant. 21-tf Don't torget the Big Cash Store when you want Boots, Shoes and clothing The lar srest stock in Chicka sha to choose from. J. G-. Mays. Ila! Ha! Ila 1 Iain tickled to death. Why? I went down to W. M. PettitnTs and got some of his chocolates and bon bons and I swallowed my tongue! A child sometimes gets on the wrong track because of a misplac ed switch. We have for a long time desired to obtain a strictly Pure Baking Powder that wc could Sell reason able and have contracted with an eastern factory for the genuine brand named "Perfect" and will sell it at 23 instead of .00 per pound. J. A. Waue, Jii. 12-3ra. W. W. IIouxe. xk J. A. Darned, at the CityBlack smith shop, is headquarters for repairs on traction engines or any kind of machinery, boilers, &c MORGAN Su GRIBI. MMMMHMaMSHMHMHHMMMMMMWi MM.. J .a UB MMnBMKMMMMBWHMHMMBHHHSI . O J" pRENCH FLANNEL. Just the thing for your fall shirt waist, We have them in shirt waist patterns: Camel's Hair suiting, 00 inches, 75c Ladies Cloth, 52 indies, 1.00 Broad Cloth, 52 inches, $1.50 All these goods in the shades in grays and tans gLACK CREAPON. A nice line of these popular goods from 50 cents to $1.50, QASHMERES, SERGES AND HENRIETTAS In all the latest colorings from 35c to $1.35. Grafton Suitings, 42 inches, 25c. Jaccard Brocade?, DC inches, 15c. Cotton Plaids, 3(5 inches, 15c. QARPETS AND CURTAINS. Remember we can sell you carpets, mattings, linoleums and curtains cheaper than anyone in the city. Call and See Our Line and Get Prices Queen Quality, the Famous $3.00 Shoe for Women. "M. Sc the Famous $3.00 Shoe for Men. o MORGAN- & QRIBl; Hi Hi Hi Hi' Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Latest style in shirts, hose and underwear. 81st lw McGaughy Bros, g K flonrat H V A car of Bi llolngsworlh'i You will miss a treat if you fail to be present on October 3rd at the New York Store. Don't forget the opening, Octo ber 3rd. Come out and let us enjoy one day discussing and looking at the latest things in Hats, isew lork Store. See those three: piece boy's suits with fancy vests. They are the la test thinsis in bov's dress. New ? ' York Stire Voltaire: History is little else than n picnic of linman crimes x i cxas itcsiauranitf ;) OPEN DAY I! AND NIGHT. I SHORT ORDERS. I Spend your cash at E V Hoi lingsworth's, and save money. Wanted to "lick the spoon lndianopolislnd.Nov. 1G "J'J. Pcpfciu Syrup Co., Dear sir: We have been keep ing house for five years and arc never without Dr. Caldwells pep sin Syrup. We find nothing to equal it for stomach troubles aud my children like as well as candy. Cue night receutly my wife was ffivins a dose to our baby and ! Nelda (our little girl 4 years old) cried for some too. Her mamma told her she didn't need it and theu she said: "Can't I lick the spoon!'' It is so pleasant to take tho effects are so good we bate to be witkout Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Yours truly, Lafe d. Wertheus. Mgr. Enterprise Hotel. Sold by E Howard. Scale books at the Express of flee in any quantity from one to a dozen. WAIST! FAIR. ST! SHIRT WAIST! WAI W til lis la Tasteless and Guaranteed to Curs Chills and Faver and all Malarial Troubles. Doe. Not Contaia ftuialae Nor Other PoUoj . . . UMVS ill'. 1 II J U 1 V .no PHIUIWH HVI ' - " - ' n a w A McLarly & Sob, Dime Box, Tex., y: "Ramon's Pepain ChUl Tonic is tho ...- hand Mv Hon Drcacribee it in his vrtctlce. nd says it u the only Chill Tonio which a child can take without injury to the stomach." I' .ice 50c, liUOWN MV'ii. CO., Proji'rs. Ureeneville, Tenn. You won't let them go to waist when you sec the great bargain sale on STEJIF. 8. R. F. Some stores have goods going to waist. We have Waists lor vou at bargains on Saturday; Yonr's for Low Prices,; SCOFFERN & CO. At our now eland opposite tho Phccnix Grocery Co. JlllL New York Investigate Look up the time via any route and compare it with the Wabash Fast Mail it won't take long and it will save you half a day if you are going to New York. Wabash Fast Mail, Kansas City 6. 1 5 p. m., New York 7.30 a. m., is the quickest train. We have figured every known route before making this statement. You get on at Kansas City and get off at New York without having set toot off the train not so via any other route. Wabash Fast Mail leaves Kansas CUy..,."VabasTi , Arrives DHroit Wabash Arrives Niagara Falls.. Wobash Arrives Rufffllo.... Wabash , Arrives New ork I. Nt W .... 6.15 ..every evening. ... .11.55 ..next morning. .... 6 55 ..same evening. .... 7.50 ..same evening. second morning. Arrives Uoston .... T. Cesi.u1I 41..10.34 . same moiniug. We can eive quicker and better service to almost any eastern city or town than any other line rnn ninc east from Kansas City. Tell us where you want to po. We will point out your best time and connections, tell you all about the service, quote you rates which you will find to be the lowest. H. N. GADLAND, Western Passenger Agent, H. C SHIELDS, Traveling Passenger Agenti WabashTickct0ffice,9thandDcIaware(Juncllv),KansasCity A. Horn.) IARKET, Also Dciilcrs in Cattle, Hogs aud Sheep. p 31. T, CAKlVEKillT, WM. MCEEAY, yjl Carlwright & Murray giv'-vVgy MEAT MA JfY Aly0 U'-'i'h-rs in Cattle, ;y Wo 11 Cniy First Glass Cattle. The People's Meat Market. J. D. Lindsay, Frop. We keep nil kinds of Fresh Meats, Cure nnd Poultry thing we sell, ami sell r.othin;; tut First Cla Fish and Oysters Every Thursday. Gives ur ti Ga.ll, Vc kill e very- ass Meats. Phone X4. Job Printing. i The Express office is prepared to print I Letter Iliads, Note Heads, ; Bill Heads. Statements, 1 Envelopes, Cards, Circulars m typewriter type, Shipping tags, Dodgers, or any kind of printing needed at short notice, and at prices to meet any com petion. Phone 13 and we will sec you. The Daily Express only 50c a month. The Weekly Express : only 81 a year. and misfortnnes.