The Chickasha daily express., September 26, 1900, Image 2

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Millinery Opening
Will be pulled off
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Should you need a winter lid, and
we are sure you will, it will pay you
to attend this opening.
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Everybody invited to attend whether
you want a hat or not. We will try to
make it as attractive and pleasant as
well as interesting for you as possible.
Styles this season are more beautiful than ever and prices to
suit. all. Attend our opening and we will show you not only
tho most attractive line of Millinery, but also the largestand ,
best selected line of Dry Goods and Clothing in Chickasha.
Thanking you in advance, We are, "for good quality at low
prices," Yours truly
NEW YORK STORE
DEWS & FREEMAN, Proprietors.
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Lines under this liead will be rt'eWvi'il t the
rule of line IVuI line, (line miliums lilnml i
wunK) i er t!uv no uilvertisemeni rwrlved for
less Uum ten i-edl-i. MiiV eontain uny tnutler
of lost, fouinl. sir.iyo.l. sullen, for sale, to reul,
or for auy puriose, without disphiy lines,
Tn;t SILK-A G
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oriiLe.
110 Ut ILIS
VHAIU'.IN. Lots 7 Hint . Hhvk M. two room
house, two lols. iioutt slieU and well ; S1, iiu-U
M lie hell wiii-vu u;nl KooU te;im. Must sell ill
onee. i'- L- iieleher.
cr. GRAY,
DEALER IN
The Chickasha Daly Fxpress.
A. M, Dawrok, Editor
W'M. F. Gkani.ee, Business ManiiRer.
Published Every Artertioon, Except Sunday
JSnierd at the Chlckashu Postontce as second
Class Mall Matter,
SUUSCIilPTIUN KATE,
SinRlcCopy Five Cents
Fir Week Fifteen Cents
Per Month... Fifty Centf
Per Quarter (three moninh) ti -3
Per Year Five Dollars
Weekly Express, per year H W1
THE DARK AND BRIGHT SIDE.
Russia is against the disniem
berment of China. Probably
Kussia wants it whole.
If men would walk as far
to
hear . a eonnon ivsa political speech
this land would surely be a Christ
ian nation.
There was a fear that Gov.
Dukes, of the Choctaw nation had
been lost at Galveston, but he has
turned up at home, alive and well.
He only got as far as Dallas.
At Huron, S. D., where the
Prohibitionist presidential candi
date spoke yesterday, a sidewalk
on which were standing seventy-
five or a hunred persons fell nine
feet, injuring many of the crowd.
Hon. John M. Palmer, of Illi
nois died last Monday. Ho was
once governor of the state and
also a senator. He was an hon
orary pall bearer at tho funeral
of general McClerland only a few
days ago. He lived to the ripe
old age of 83 years.
fcousa, the ".March Xing," is a
good deal better know than many
a crowned monarch. In hh var
ied career many strange and laugh
able things have happened to him.
A number of these he relates in
his article, "Somo Experiences of
a Bandmaster,'1 which is to appear
in the Youth's Companion of Sep
tember 27th. The same issue
-will contain a capital story- of college-girl
life by Grace M. XJallah
cr.r "The Sophomore Play.''
A minister had his salary cut
down one hundred dollars, a year
or so ago (and this was in West
ern church i), because his wife wore
a handsomer gown than gome of
the prominent women in tho con
jrresratioii. The reason was given
openly, and the matter found its
way into public print. Tho fact
that the wife's wealthy aunt was
the donor seemed to bo of no con
eeqticncc, and the poor woman
herself, irritated and mortified at
the publicity given to her private
affairs, succeeded in persuading
her husband to withdraw from the
ministry. "A Minister's Wife'
in tho October Ladies' Jlome
JournrJ.
Now that the dark side of the
recent tragedy of the boiler explc
sion has nearly blown away we
want to say a word of the living
and of the bright side, if there can
be a bright side in such a tragedy-
The bright' side of this affair is in
Uie noble women who took a part
in caring for the wonnded. and are
earing for them yet.
When the noise of the explosion
came everyone who could ruslied
to the scene, some to see the cause,
some to render what assistance
they could in this case of dire ne
cessity. This motley crowd was
made up of men, women and child
ren. Among this crowd were two
men, blinded by hot cinders and
scalded with hot water and steam,
groping and feeling their way.
Tue womn gave them a wide berth
In the fear that it was not proper
and correct to give aid to a wouud
ed men because, 'perhaps they had
never "been introduced.'' The
men all seemed to be intent on
seeing how much the old engine
was hurt and just how it happened,
and could'ntsee the suffering men
around them. Among this crowd
was one woman who saw the two
men blinded by burning cinders
and scalded by hot water and
steam groping and feeling their
way. She took in tho situation
at once and took one in each hand
leadiug them toward Dr.Stinsou's
home, the only place she knew.
When only part way one man
showed signs of fainting and she
said: "I don't know where to take
you, or what to do." Just then
another woman's voice spoke and
said, "Bring thein in here,'' and
the two men were taken into the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
White, and Mrs. White and Miss.
White, sister, threw the house
open to them and became nurses
and the two men, the Davis broth
ers, are still there 1 receiving all
the care they would under the
hand of their own mother.
The woman who first found them
in such distress was Mrs. Welling
ton, a woman who has been among
us for only a short time, but in
this one transaction has shown
that her heart is in the riodit place,
and that she has within her the
tjnderuess and love for suffering
humanity that makes woman the
noblest work of the Almighty.
Mrs. Wolfington is a trained nurse,
and while she gays she has no
nerves, she has the tender touch,
the womanly instinct that makes
her invaluable as a nurse, and
coupled with. a ripe experience and
thorough knowledge of the trade
of nurse makes her services be
yond price.-
To Mrs. and Miss White in their
hospitality in this case, together
with the sacrifice, if we msy call
it so, of taking in two strangers
and their unremitting care the
loudest praise is but a pittance,
for their kindness and big open
heartedness. The conduct and
charity shown by these ladies is
beyond praise and deserves a good
cheery word from every citizen hi
Chickasha. ,
Living, as wo do, on the border
of civilization, with t.e eyes of the
world upou us as a people devoid
of feeling, this affair will show (o
the outside world that the milk of
human kindness is not unknown,
and that we have noble men and
women, even though we live in
the Indian Territory.
Mrg. WolOngtou has the night
watch with these two men now
and gives her whole time to their
cire and they are doing as well as
possible.
To Mr. George White and to
Mrs. White, and iheir sister, Miss
White and to Mrs. Wolfington the
highest praise is due for their hos
pitality -and care to these two men
who were strangers to every one
in the city.
Buy Hunter's cream Hour at W.
W. Horn's.
ANTKU TO TA1K-A NEW 1st CLASS
Miij-'Ie seun u i.l-e.uon tor a I wo bt-ateu
one. imimre ai mi omee.
ANTED TO l!l'Y-A I'.OOl) MILCH COW
l-niimre. S. T. lil.A- at K 1 I'ein.t.
A SNAP, if taken at ouce very
cheap, a rooming house One
of the best locations lu the
the city. Eleven rooms, good cis
tern, storm cave, three lots, shade
trees, enquire at Erin House, cor
ner llailroad street and Kansas
avenue.
LOST Ladies gold link brace
let. Finder please return to Sad
dle Hock restaurant and get reward.
o. cr. gray, a;
Feed of all Kinds.
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SPECIAL ATTE.VTI0X GIVES 5;
TO ALL WORK. 5T
; GALVANIZED TAXKS A
SPECIALTY,
W. R. TAYLOR,
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3rd. St, Opposite FostotSce.-
CHICKASHA, IND. TER. g
Henry Scliafer,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL
Liquors,
Wines,
Cigars,
Beer.
SHIPPING A SPECIALTY.
EL RENO, O. T.
Don't forget the opening, Octo
ber 3rd. Come out and lelTus enjoy
one day discussing and looking at
the latest things in Hats. New York
Store.
The Senate Saloon
BOWI-E, TEXAS,
Carries the largest stock of
whiskeys ever brought to Uowie,
and solicits a share of the mail
orders of tho Indian territory,
Money must accompany every
order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices range from $2 to i?f per
gallon. Prompt shipment by ex
press or freight. Address all or
ders to
W. W. 11EXDPJCKS.
Howie, Texas.
Willi one of those nobby hats and
double breasted sack suits, together
willi a pair of our vici kid shoes,
you are dressed up and no one huit
financially. New York Store.
Xew floods. Arrive every day
Call and see them.
21st-2w McGaiigby Bros.
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The most complete stock,
The best selected stock,
The largest stock, and the
Oldest Dry Goods House in the City.
CHICKASHA, IND.:TER.
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IWe Must Sell Goods.
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If we can't sell at our Price,
We will sell at Yousr.
Call and see us, no
Trouble to Show
Goods.
CROSS & CHEANEY.
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at the Gem, Botling
stand.
:ce cream
works old
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Two Candidates.
for the insaue asylum saved them
selves from stomach troubles that
drive folks crazy by taking Dr.
Caldwell's Syruy Pepsin. It is
g! urranteed to cure every form of
stomach trouble. Sold by E.
Howard.
Fiirnllnrr of Mulch lloxri.
perhaps the oclik'M mite of furniture
In the world is owned hy a hute-ke( per
111 Hilda 1'eMli, '"or many ,yi lira lie hue
mnde it liis l)ii.lness to collect rimtcli
boxes, of wliieh he lias now a collect ion
of 4,013. lie orderrd a skilled ealiim-t-mnker
to eijuij a room with furniture
made of this-e lioxes. The outfit con
sists of n writing- table with mik.1
apparatus, a fire screen, a cabinet, a
chair and other smaller articles.
Tiioiifrh J lie hoes are empty they are
adjusted so ingeniously that the pieces
are fully as strong as the ordinary
furniture.
Dr. Walter Penquite.
Specialist in diseases of thcEye
Ear, Xose and Throat. "With my
new aim Improved method ot
treating chronic trachoma- (granu
lated lids) cures result in from 10
days to 2 weeks, which formerly
required months and years. Treat
incut is painless no burning or
cauterizing, or'searifying; no con
tracting or shaving of lids as re
sult of treatment. I ajn thorough
ly equipped to perform all surg
ical operations; cataract, strabis
mus (cross eyes) end all other
operations performed. Myopia,
Uypermetropia, Presbyopia, As
tigmatism aud all other aneoinal
ies of rellection corrected by
glasses accurately fitted. Oflice at
residence, corner Washita and
Iowa streets, opposite Christian
church. Oilice hours, 'J to 12 a m
and 2 to h p m. Phone No. 122.
See Barripr & Miller when you
svant door frames, window frames,
sash, desks and doors made.
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Polite Attention.
We find that they are material
aids in making sales, combined
with popular prices for superi
or groceries, we think we have
a combination that is hard to
beat. Orders called for and
delivered.
g J. A. WARE, JR. Wholesale Grocer,
Ladies shoes, jost arrived, at all
prices.
21st-lw McGaughy Bros.
J. A. RQSE.fc!.
Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heaters
That will burn either Coal or Wood. All kiuds of Hardware, romps
and Windmills for sale. Tining and llopaira a Specialty.
The Robinson House,
A new Rooming and Lodging House, where rooms can be
had by the day, the night, the week, or month. Open at
all hours, day or nigh t. Prices reasonable. Guests will be made com
fortable as possible Clean BedSj'At the same stand, but the fame old
man. E, Robinson, Manager,
MILLINERY
OPENING!!
The Ladies of Chickasha and Vicinity
are Cordially Invited to an Opening of
Millinery on
W DNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1900.
I will be able to Show you the nicest
display of Millinery ever shown in the City.
Store llooin two loors Kat
of (fraud Avenue Hotel
MISS LIZZIE COPELAND,
RING UP
PHONE 136
THE
National Feed Store
For Feed of all Kinds and Prompt Delivery
I'ACJGACiE to any part of the City
S. P. Ingram,
PHONE 13C. lVTantitfer.
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NOW ON SALE.
SiteffliersPiHiMissi'.
Home Made, Hand Made, Union Made.
Try 'em. You will like 'cm. They are Quality Goods, and
when you smoke "em you are encouraging a homo enterprise.