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he Chickasha Daily Express. Vol. 1. Chickasha, Indian Territory, Tuesday, October 2 1900. No. 243 "IWSfiSfP Fr Chickasha First; The Indian Territory Second; The World After. E.ub?.AJAliup5fi9oo. New lot of these i0 BaDBE'r i ilia UNEQUALED SHOES on sale at EMERSON'S. roslollifC building. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. I) It. II. P. TYE, Physician and Surgeon. Besides doing aKPiieral practice will give special attention to all kinds of surgery. Also Surgeon CI. K, I. & P. Ky. Co. Oftlcr miner Ohirknsha ve nnil fourth t V II. MI XT 12 It, Physician & Surgeon, Offlce la CltyUniK Hlore Residence Phone No. 6. CHICKASHA. I T. J. K. STINSOX, M. I)-, Physician & Surgeon. Calls Promptly Attended day or oiKb'V. 0"te I'hone BT. llcsldenre Pboor. 20. Dr. C. I. BROWN, Physician and Sugeon. Oftlce in residence. Chickasha, I. T DR. K. L. DAWSON, Physician and Surgeon, (Slllce at Post Oftlce 1'rutf Siorc. PI ION K K. HAMILTON, Attorney-at-Law, KKFKKEK IN HANKKl'TCV. . NOTAllY PUBLIC, Office over Citizens Hank, J. 1), BHIDGKS, LAWYER, Real Estate, Tension, General Ageiit and Notary Public Ofllcc on Ith St. south of Chickasha Avenue. H.U. Davidson. K. K. Kiddle DAVIDSON it RIDDLE, ATTORN 1ES at LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. Illllrrln Hour lull, 1 building. Chickasha. - - Ind TeM N. M. "WILLIAMS, 'Attorney at Law. .lITlte In Carey & Kltzpalrlck.bullding.t BEAVERS i SAYKR Attorneys at Law, OUSce In rear of Citizens Hank. Chickasha, : : Imliau Territory r. B. MONICAL, Attorney at Law. Onirconc door west of new bunk building. CIIAS. M. PECIlIlElMEIlj Attorney at Law. Oftlce In rear of Hank of Chickasha. CLARK JAMES, LAWYER. Texas lumls for sale ort radc, Office with J D llridnrs Chickasha, Ind. Tcr II. L. UltlGSBY Atrorney at Law, Practices In all courts in the Territories. U. F. HOLU1NU. KKKOKD UOND HOLDING & BOSD," Attorneys at Law. Oftlce In New PoHt Oftlce Building. Chickasha, - Ind. Ter H F liilbert. W 1 Oilbcrt GILBERT & GILBERT. Attorneys at Law, DUNCAN. Ind. Ter. Dr. B. W. FESLER, DENTIST, Up stairs in Post Office Building No more trouble at any home, buscuit like mother made. Use TROOPSRETIRING Russian Main Force and Legation Withdrawn . From Pekin Last Saturday. ORDERS REACH CHAFFEE General Chaffee Has Re ceived his Orders and is Beginning Prepara tions to -Leave THE CHINESE CAPITAL There will Ilemain a Mixed Force of About Two Thousand to Represent Russia in the Chinese Cupital. FIFTH MARINES WILL GO, General Chaffee has Ordered them to Prepare for an Expedition Through tne Interior of Sban Ilai-K wan. Si. Petersburg, Sept. 30. The following dispatch, dated Pekin, Sept, 27, baa been received from M. do Gieri, Russian Minister toChina: "In accordance with orders from the highest quarters, I nm leaving for Tien-Tn with the whole lega. tion." Ticn-TBin, Sept. 28, via Shanghai, Sept. SO Orders from Washington directing the withdrawn! of the bulk of the American troops were received this afternoon and prepar ations to comply were begnn imme diately. General Chaffee is here directing the movement, which will comment e at the earliest possible moment. The allied commanders had decid ed to dispatch a combined land and GRAB OPENING OF FALL AND W N GOODS THE BIG CASH naval expedition to Shan-lIai-Kwan The American detail had not yet been made. Now that the order to withdraw has been received from Washinton, it is possible that the plans for t!ie expedition will have to be modified. General Chaffee, however, is proceeding on the op posite assumption, and has ordered assumption, and has ordered the Fifth Marine Battalion to prepare to go. Ptkin, Sept. 25, via Taku, Sept. 28, via Shanghai, Sept. 30. At the conference of Generals today the Russian commander, General Lino vilch, announced the immediate withdrawal from Pekin of the bulk of the Russian troops and the lega tion. He will leave on Thursday, September 27, and the legation will follow on Saturday. There will re main a mixed force of about 2,000 to tepresenl Russia, General Linovitch asserted that the dispatch fiom St. Petersburg transmitting the order to withdraw contained a statement thet all the Powers were adopting the same policy. The other generals replied that they hud received no orders of that nature. Quanab Parker Is 111. Denison, Tex., Earl Roberts of the Comanche reservation reports that Quanah Parker, the famous Comanche cheif, who figures so largely in Texas history, is ser iously ill near Fort Sill. Howard's Motion Overruled. Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 29. The motion for a now trial for Jim Howard, convicted of the murder of Governor Goebel, was argued today before Judge Can trill, who overruled the motion. VTat Statehood too. Phoenix. Ariz., Oct. 1. The po litical campaign in thisterritoy will formally open this week. The two rival democratic candidates for dele gates to congress, Mark Smith and J. V. Wilson, will fight it out, hold ing separate meetings. Statehood has been made the rallying cry by both republicans and democrats. TER MINERS WILL NOT YIELD. Offer of Higher Wages are , no Inducements to the Striking Miners. MINES STILL TIED UP. All the" Collieries, With One Ex ception, are Tied up as Hard and Fast as Usual. Wilksbarre, Pa., Oct. 1. The strike situation in the Wyoming valley remains unchaged this morn ing. All of the collieries, with the exception of cne at Monanaque, employing 400 men, are tied up as uial. It is apparent from the de clarations of the strikers and their leaders that no action will be taken on the mine owners to start their collieries by an offer ot a 10 per cent increase in wages until word comes from President Mitchell. THE YOUTSEY TRIAL The Commonwealth Will Insist on Beginning the Trial jas Defendant is Weli. WITNESSES ABSENT. Expect to Have Them Unavoidably Absent so The Trial will be put off L'ntil the February Term of Court Georgetown, Ky., Oct. 2. when Henry Youtsey's case is called to morrow it is certain the common wealth will insist on a trial. Yout sey's attorneys are uncertain tonight whether or not i they will move to continue until February, as some of the witnesses may be unavoidably absent. There will be no delay, however, on the score of Youtsey's health, as his condition is much improved. THE BIG CASH THE BIG CASH STORE, as usual, right in the lead with the Largest, Best, and Cheapest Line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Boots ever brought to Chickasha. AVc have the Cheapest and best assorted stock of CLOTHING IN THE TOWN. STORE. V DON'T BLAME THE COOK If the biscuits are not good; It's all in the Flour. i SUPREME FLOUR, IS GUARANTEED To be the Best Flour sold in Chickasha, Or your money refunded. HIGHEST PRICE! HIGHEST QUALITY! WHITEMAN BROS.. Sole Wholesale Distributing Agents for above Flours. ARMORE, -IIOUSES- C. B. Campbell. Pres., all. B. Johnson, J. T. Aust, Asa't. Cashier, 38 R. K. Woottsn, Ju., Vies Pres., Cashier, B. F. Johnson, Ass't. Cashier. No. 5431. First National Bank, CHICKASHA, IND. TER. Capital DHRECTORS: R. M. Bonrland; C. II. Recent, K. Bond, K. B. Johnson, A. L. Kail, R. K. Hoot en, jr., IVebb Bemlrix, C. B. Campbell, II. B. Johnson. Offers to Depositors every Facility which their Balances, Business and Responsibility Warrant. B. P. Smith, President. Wm. Inman, Vice-Pies. . NO. Citizens National Bank CHICKASHA, IND. TER. Capital, - - $50,000.oo. B. I'. Smith, J. C. Drbjgns, Wm. Inman, ."- W. L. Sairyers, J, II. Tuttle, OOEHE3P51TDE1TT3. Hanover National. New York; National Uatik of Commerce. Kansas City, Mo. Merchants an! Piasters, Shermtn, Tex., Continental Nation il Hank, St.Louis A REAL CALIFORNIA SUIT FOR S12.50. Iteal California Pants 3.50 and $1.00. Can give you A Good Suit L 00, 4.50 and 5.00. w SELL THE OLD RELIA BLE HAMILTON BROWN Shoes and Botis. The best in the World. O N DRY GOODS WE ARE STRICTLY IN THE SWIM. A good yard wide Sea Island Domestic 20 yards for 1.00. A good Outing, 20 yards for 1.00. Flannel De-Laine A splendid goods for Ladies house 'Dresses 8 cts. Can give a good Standard Calico, fast colors for 41 cts. Cotton Checks CO yards for 1.00. We can save you money J. G. MAYS Prow. CHICKASHA. ar ' 'aft. . $25,000.00. C. T. Ebwin, Cashier, I. N. Disscomhks, Ass't Cashier. 5547 STORE. m m m m a ! f m r f m if m m m if m f m w m Big K Hour, E V Ilollingswortb,