The Chickasha daily express., October 01, 1900, Image 2

About The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current

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Millinery Opening
Will be pulled off
Wednesday, October 3rd,
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
the most attractive line of Millinery, but also the largestand
lxjst selected line of Dry Goods and Clothing in Chakasha.
Thanking you in advance, We are, "for good quality at low
prices,
Warjt Qol6mr)
Lines under this heart will be received at the
rate or One Cent u line, line contains about 7
words) per day no advertisement received for
lest than ten cents. May contain any matter
01 lost, round, m raven, stolen, tor stue. to rent
or for any purpose, without display lines.
FOR SALE A liOOD YOUNG JERSKY
Cow with calf at herclde. Inouire at this
i onice.
I I B A KU1N Lots 7 and 8. Block HI, two room
nnouse. two lots, (rood sued and well: sl4 inch
m in-ami wagon and oou teum. Must sell at
once. u. L. Belcher.
TANTEU TO BUY A GOOD MILCH COW
Knquire. 8. T. KLAS8 at K. I. Depot.
'A SNAP, if taken at once vprv
cheap, a rooming house One
of the best locations in the
the citv. Eleven rooms, rood nis
tern, storm cave, three lots, shade
trees, enquire at hrm House, cor
ner Ilailroad street aud Kansas
avenue
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O. J". G-IR-A-Y,
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Feed of all Kinds.
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
to
Yours truly
NEW YORK STORE.
DEWS & FREEMAN, Proprietors.
Don't Sling mud.
Do not lose your head. Talk
politic! but don't get mad. Then
go to E. Howard drug store ana
get a trial bottle of Dr. Cald wells
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LOST Ladies gold link brace
let. Finder please return to Sad
dle Rock restaurant and get reward.
Ladies shoes, just arrived, at all
prices.
21st-lw McGaufhv Bros.
Sporting goods at the Fair.
Hie flilckasha Daly Fxpress
A. M, Dawson, Editor
WM. F. Ghani.es, Huslness MunaKer.
Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday
Enterd at the ChlcUashu Postofflce as Second
Class Mall Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE,
S ngle Cop j Five Cents
Pir Week , Fifteen CenU
Per Month Fifty Cent
Per Quarter (three months) II .a
Per Yoar Five Dollars
Weekly Express, pcrycur II U
No party has a monopoly on all
the patriotism in thia country. No
party contains all the truth nor
stands for all that is right. No
party contains all the good nor yet
all the evil found in the political
realm. There are papliunteis,bood-
lers and scoundrel;) in all parties, in
all societies and even in all churches.
AH who disagree with us are not
bad men nor are all those who do
agree with us good men. There
are tboeo in all parlies whose motive
arc Hie purest and noblest and there
arc self-righteous hypocrites in all
parties who have made them
selves cockeyed by standing in the
middle of the road looking for
boodle on both sides. We think
none the less of a man because he
fights against u, if he fights for that
which he believes to bo right, il
is his privilege and he would be a
coward and a poltroon did he not
do so.
What Dewey Won for us.
The Philippine Islands lie to the
north of Borneo and are said to
number nearly 2,000. Of the whole
number some GOO are habitable
There are two among them that are
larger than Ireland, namely, Luzon
with 42,000, and Mindano with 38,.
000 square miles. Their total area
is 114,325 square miles. Their popu
Jation is about 7.500.000. The
Tagals, who are of the Malay family
" are the most advanced of the natives
They number about 2,000,000,
Cock righting is the national sport,
I lie islands are ncii in minerals
especially gold, copper and coal
and valuable woods. The soil is ol
phcnominal fertility. The forests
contain ebony, legwood, gum trees
and bamboos in the island of Pala
wan, which has an area of 8,820
square miles; the islands have many
rivers and lakes in the interior;
there frequent caithquakes; forests
coyer the mountains to their sum
mits. Manila, the capital, in the
island of Luzon, has more than
300,000 inhabitants, and there are
many large and important cities.
Thete are two seasons at Manila,the
wet from June to November, the
dry from November to June. The
brilliant victory of Admiral Dewey
on May 1, 1898, at Manila, was
upplement to the treaty of peace
with Spain, through which that
country was compelled to give up
all sovereignty over these islands
in consideration of $20,000,000 be
ing paid by the United States.
MINE OWNERS' STATEMENT,
Says They are Closing the
Mines and are Awaiting
Developments.
KEPT FULLY ADVISED
From Headquarters as to Situation
All Along the Line but will
Not Disclose Any of the
Facts in the Case.
Hazleton, Pa., Sept. 29 "We
are closing the mines and awaiting
developments,'' was all that Presi
dent Mitchell, cf the United Mine
Workers, would say tonight, when
asked whether he had received any
nformation from New York or
elsewhere as to what the oporators
are doing in their efforts to settle
the strike. Although he has diplo
matically evaded the question, there
is a strong belief here that Mr
Mitchell is kept fullyadvised of the
progress of events in the metropolis.
The entire Lehigh Valley was
about as quiet today as it could pos
sibly be. Rain is falling here to
ight. The same number of col
lieries are working as were in ope
ration yesterday.
President Mitchell said to a re
porter for the Associated Press to
day that the message to the soft
coal region of Central Pennsylvania
requesting mine workers there not
to load coal cars which are destined
to the anthracite coal market, has
had the desired effect.
A Philadelphia physician of note, Dr.
Edward II. Dewey, claims to cure all
sorts of diseases by starving bi' pa
tients, The brain, says thi practi
tioner, never loses weight in either
sickneos or starvation. Usually the
mind remains clear when the body has
Dr. Walter Penquite,
Specialist in diseases of theEye
Ear, Nose and Throat. With my
new and Improved method of
treating chronic trachoma (granu
lated lids) cures result in from 10
days to 2 weeks, which formerly
Treat
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. GALVAMZED TAXKS A
. SPECIALTY.
SPECIAL ATTEXTIOX GIVES T
TO ALL WORK,
I W. R. TAYLOR,
S TIN SHOP
5 3rd. St., Opposite Postoffice.
sr.
CHICKASHA, IND. TER. S
WELSH BROS..
The most complete stock,
The best selected stock,
The largest stock, and the
Oldest Dry Goods House in the City.
CHICKASHA, . IND.rTER.
WART f 1W.1V. Tha i a tKa Tvnu-ua,-
bouse of the body. The utomac-h is reo.uired months and years
run by brain power. When the stom- ment ,s Painless no burning Or
ach do too much work it makes too cauterizing, or scarifying; no con
great demand upon the brain. trading or shaving of lids as re
tor more than 20 rears," writes suit of trpntmAnt I nm tlinrnnrrli
"I have permitted my sick y eQuiDDed to nerform nil stir a.
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icai operations: cataract, strains
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this doctor.
to do without food so long as there
wa no desire for It. 'ot a mouthful
wa enforced in any case, not one
mouthful denied on the first hint of
hunger.
"In this I hate had all the medical
textbooks and the entire medical pro-
reasion as
against
lustai
never been a matter of question with
the medical profession.
Many of my sick have c-one for more
than a month without food. One verv
sick, in bed for more than a month
with acute rheumatism, wn able to
wa'.k about the room on the forty-sixth
dny before the first food was taken.
Another patient, a woman, of 57, went
until the forty-third day before she
broke her fast, and without any omis
sion of her ordinary duties. A dis
eased stomach was cure as the result
and now, after five years, there has
been no return of the trouble."
Physicians are pretty generally
agTeed that Americans eat too much
especially too much meat. The no-
breakfast habit may not be so
eilly after all.
jgWe Must Sell Goods.
mus (cross eyes) end all other
operations performed. Myopia,
Ilypermetropia, Presbyopia, As
tigmatism aud all other aneomal-
les of reflection corrected bv
uthority unquestioned rlaP.SP8 nernrntplv fittpd Offi at
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;7;.tt ':' T, .:TrV ! ridence, corner Washita and
tuna Diiccio, UIHJUailU iunsiiuu
church. Office hours, 9 to 12 a m
ana to o p m. Phone No. 122.
Wanted.
A furnished room by a young
man close in. Inquire of Bert
Concannon at the R. I. Eating
house.
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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.
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BURNS ARMIES OR WARSHIPS.
Prof. TaatroT., 8ctl Maa, Waals
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J. C. Sharp, a Salt Lake City busi
ness, man, is financial backer of an
Invention which it is claimed will
burn up armiea or melt warships at
nine milea br means of concentrated
heat of the irun's raya. Trof. Julius
Tantrove, of Seattle, Is the inventor
of this device, which will h nrT
to the war department for use in
China.
This seema unreasonable at first."
aid Mr. Sharp, "but when you con
sider that a small hand sun glass will
concentrate enough heat to set fire
to paper or cloth the possibility of an
immense device can be more easilr
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. r.,,,r. j n man is to mw not an
ordinary lens, but plate t-lasa ar
ranged in such a way that It con-
entrates an immense number of rays
nu inrows them a exeat distance.
The method of arrangement consti
tutes the secret of the-discovery. For
commercial use heat can h ennrm.
rated and stored. In experiments in
Seattle Trof. Tantrove was able with
piecea of glass ten inches square to
boil water in four minutes in tea
kettle set on ft cake of ice 30 feet dis
tant. At the same time board was
ignited almost instantly. Ity increas
ing the ie of the plates there ia no
limit to the possibilities." ,.
Among the first passengers to land
from the White Star liner Teutonic,
which reached its pier a fevj min
utes after five o'clock in the after
noon, was Albert C. Uostwlck, an mi
tomobilist, well known in New York
and I'nrls. Mr. Dostwick was report
ea 10 nave orougnt with mm a ma
chine with which he intended to chnl
lenge 'William K. Vandierbilt, Jr., the
owner of the awiftest automobile in
America. ,
Mr. Iiristwlck brought back with
him no less than five autos. One of
them is a Winton machine, which he
recently took abroad with him to
test against the best products of
French designers. It fulfilled all his
expectations. He also brought back
three Voiturettes of different designs.
The machine, however, with which he
hopes to break all American records,
is a raring wonder which he pur
chased from the Chevalier d Kuyff
company for $12,000. ,
"It is not true," said Mr. Bostwick,
"that I have sent a challenge to Mr.
Vanderbilt or that I have determined
to do so. I will say, however, that
if Mr. Vanderbilt or any other ama
teur desires to try speed conclusions
with me I shall be glad to accommo
date him."
R.lallre Importance of Letter.
To those who hnve never considered
the subject it might appear that each
letter is of equal importance In the
formation of words, but the relative
proportions required in the Kngllsh
language are these: A, 85; b, 10; c. 30;
d, 44; e, 120; f,5; g, 17; h,64; i,S0; j, 4;
k, 8; 1, 40; m, 30; n, HO; o, 80; p, 17; q, 5;
r, 62; s, 80; t. 90; u, 34; v, 12; w, 20; x, 4;
20; z, 2. It is this knowledge of how
frequently one letter is used compared
with others that enables cryptogram
readers to unravel so many mysteries.
The 1ot Kla Small Mark.
The new king of Italy is a small man,
who has to climb upon a chnir to get
upon a horse's back. Hut this does not
prove, says the Iloston Traveler, that
he will not make nn excellent king.
Napoleon was no giant in figure.
Slartllaa; InnOTalloa.
flhat a fuss they do make over in
Europe, exclaims the Chicago Times
Herald, when a man marries a woman
because he loves her.
Special to the Ladies to
we sell Dr. Warner's V
Rust Proof Corsets. JJ;
Every one that fails J!;
to give you entire sat- iii
isfaction we give a (j;
new one instead. ..
The Big Cash Store. (
CROSS & CHEANEY.
Ha! Ha! Ha ! I am tickled
to death. Why ? I went down to
W. M. Pettitfil's and got some of
his chocolates and bon bona and I
swallowed my tongue!
Don't lorget the Big
uasn Store when you
want Boots, Shoes
and clothinp The lar
eest stock in Chicka-
sha to choose from.
J. G-. Mays.
Prompt Delivery
AND
Poliie Attention.
We find that they are material
aids in making sales, combined
with popular prices for superi
or grocerie8,,we think we have
a combination that is hard to
beat. Orders called for aud
delivered.
J. A. WARE. JR. Wholesale Grocer,
THE CHICKASHA j
TELEPHONE CO, j
Win p ace a phone in I I
! your residence and
keep Bame in re
pair for
5Q Per Day,
Phone in place of bus
ness $2.50 per
month.
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NOW ON SALE.
r Pii St Gir.
Home Made, Hand Made, Union Made.
Try 'em. You will like 'em. They are Quality Goals, and
when you srseke 'em you are encouraging a home enterprize.
SieFi
M. T. CAETWUIU1IT,
WM. MCBEAY,
Garlwright & Murray
(Successors to 0. A. Horn.)
MEAT MARKET,
Also Dealers in Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
We Kill Only First Class Cattle.
DISSOLITIOX X0TICC.
15y mutnal consent the firm of
Ilatsell & Stone has this dav been
dissolved, A. S. Stone having sold
his one half interest to W.C, Hat
sell, who assumes all debts against
the firm and collects all accounts.
W. C. IlATSELL,
A. G. Stone.
Ketncnibrr the day and date, Wed
nesday, October 3rd, and come to
the New York Store.
This bents Wind. Sienin or Hnre Powit,
We odor the W.baicx 24 sctuul home powe
GAS ENGINE
For ISO loss 10 jx;r cent dlscoun" for cssn
Uullt on tnterehiinueftble plan. HiiUt of hpxt
muterliil. Made in lots of therefore we can
make the price, lloxedfor shipment. wrlL'ht
HOD lbs. Made for tins or gasoline. Also hori
zontal engines, i to 30 h. p.
Webster Mfg. Co.
1074 West 5th;st., Chicago.
A. J. DENTON,
BRICK,
Contractor
and Builder.
Estimates
Henry SGhafer.
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL
Liquors,
Wines,
Cigars,
Beer.
SHIPPING A SPECIALTY.
EL RENO, O. T.
on Application,
CUICKSUA I T
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