The Chickasha daily express., October 11, 1900, Image 2

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We wish to call your attention to the fact that our
line of Ladies, Gents and Children's Shoes are right
up-to-date in style and quality too; the price is right,
if not we will make it so. All we ask is your inspection
the result will be a satisfied customer with a pur
chase of one or more pair of Shoes from ovr large
assorted stock which will make the feet "Laugh"
and hearts happy of the entire family.
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Our Clothing is complete and in this line as in shoes
we are in a position to offer you styles and quality,
together with such prices that you wifl not ONLY make '
a purchase but go away saying it was well to have
visited the
NEW YORK STORE.
Yours for high quality ami low prices,
DEWS &, FREEMAN, Proprietors.
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Lines under this head will be received at the j
wonlsi Dtrdttv no advertisement received for
ii'Mt iuuq it'll ecu is. muy tuumiu ouj uiauci
or lost, round, htrayefl. Kioien. ior s:ue. vo rem,
or for auy purpose, without diuplay liuew,
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r ANTED TO PURCHASE A ood gentle
II horse and butrcy (oheaton prejered) and
v urreu, iviiuuuu
harness
house.
Inquire of C. C.
FOR SALE A GOOD YOUNG JERSEY
Cow with calf at her cide. Inquire at ibis
office.
A BAKGIN. Lots7and8. Block 81, two room
xx no use, two lots, etxxi uaea ana wen; ai4 tncn
MiU-neii wagon ana gooa leam. Must sea at
once. G. L. belcher.
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9 A SWAP, if taken at oncn verv
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cneap, a rooming noose One
of the best locations la the I
the citv. Eleven rooms, pood cis
tern, storm cave, three lots, shade
trees, enquire at Erin House, cor
ner Kailroad street aud Kansas
avenue.
WANTED 10 men with wag
ons and teams to shuck corn at
once. Annlv at the First Nation-
al Bank.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION' GIVEN
TO ALL MOKK.
TAYLOR,
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The Chickasha Daly Fxpress.
A. M, Dawson, Editor
Wm. F. GhaM.ek. Business Manager.
Publiiixi Every Afternoon. Excujjt Sunday
Enterd at toe Chickasha PostoOlce as Second
Class Mail Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION KATE,
8 ni?le Copy Five Cents
Pr Week Fifteen Cents
Per Month Fifty Cents
Per Quarter (three months) i .20
Per Year Five Dollurs
Weekly Express, per year II w
pleasant appearing man, and paid
the press high cempliments, and we
are glad to learn that lie believes
that Indian treaties are made to be
broken when the best interests of
the people in the territory are con-
cerned.
Dr. Walter Penqmte.
WANTED. 20 cotton pickers
at once. Apply Cotton Seed Oil
mills.
FOR RENT Three room house l
for rent, 88 per month. Apply to i
Miss Lula East, it
West Chickasha Ave. hit
For Sale. jjj
One span of mules, wagon and -l-
harness. Inquire at this oitice.
CHICKASHA, IP. TER. I
$We Must Sell Goods.
The Republicans believe thst
Mr. McKinley will be re-elected.
The Democrats believe that Mr.
Bryan is a winner, and the Popu
lists believe well, they believe
that olh'ce is tho paramount issue.
At Rush Springs I. T., Thurg.
. day A. L. Evans bet 50, 000 with
John Davis, that Bryan would be
elected. The men are both
weaitny stockmen, itie bet was
even money, and is said to 1)3 the
largest ever made in tho territory.
No matter who is elected in
November, the American people
are determined to have the Pan
American Railroad, and they are
tired of -political deals that for
thirty years have kept these
things off. It might be a good
idea to go after a few bribe tak-ingCongressmen.
While at Oklahoma City last
Sunday night we had the pleasure
of listening to an able sermon by
iKev. Graham of the P reshvtfisinn
church, who is an able preacher and
who gave us a friendly greeting after
the service.
WANTED Girls at the Chick- t.ir
Specialist in diseases of theEye L,hn. Stnnm T.n,,n,l-u An,.lv L'ii
Ear, Nose and Throat. ,:Vith my Laundr Monday morning. l
new and Improved method "rl it
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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Buy Hunter's cream flour at W.
W. Horn's.
treating chronic trachoma (granu
lated lids) cures result in from 10
days to 2 weeks, which formerly
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CROSS & CHEANEY.fl
rnent is painless-no burning or 0lvf Dg " 8U0" ' f 10 ?;mP80";
antPri-ino- n. BOP!f,.i, IIe does tlie work himself don't
?tlng orVh It 7 pend on hired help. Satisfaction
suit of treatment, i am thorough SuaraDtee
ly equipped to perform all surg- Quit claim deeds, mortgages, bills
iuui uperauous; caiaraci, siraois- or sale, scale books for sale at this
iiua rim an oiner ouice.
operations performed.
When you want your r&cets or-fS&Cif&&&SL&SZ:&&&&f-
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At Mangum, Friday, a jury
brought in a verdict of guilty in
the case of T. V. Turner, charged
with the murder of T. V. McGeo.
Tho verdict means death or life
imprisonment, at the discretion of
the trial judge. There were four
OLD QUEEN IS DEAD
"Queen" was our handsome
thoroughbred Scotch Spaniel dog,
who died while we were absent from
uume last weeK. aue was posser
skI with an intelliienf-p. nlmna
human, aud was the most faithful
friend, so loving and trusty and
beautiful that she made one love
her whether they loved dogs or not.
While she was of no use as a watch
dog, to catch a rat or an intruding
cow she had so entwined herself
into the affections of the family that
we all came to love the dear, kind
old brute as if she were one of the
family, and we mourn her loss as
one of our own. She was hie-hlr
bred and so handsome tlatshe met
a glad hand and welcome pat from
every hand she met. She was
gentle to children and liked to have
murder cases oa the docket, but
only one case was tried.
In the election of B F Jobc to tho
presidency of the press association
is a de3erved tribute to the elliciency
and ability of-the worthiest man in
the whole pushi He was the guard
ian angel of the last party on their
tour. His cool head, his executive
ability, and general courtesy made
him the Moses, and all followed
him implicity. Asjpresident of the
association he will be the head cen
ter around whom all can rally and
the press association of the Indian
Territory, while the youngest in
the United States, can build until it
becomes the equal, if not the leader.
In another column we publish an,10,el
interview or report ot what col.
Breckenridge of the Daws ;ommif.
ion has to say of the settlement of
the Indian Territory question .which
has the proper ring. It is different
from the talk the colonel gave the
Press Association at tlucemore.
There he had a pitiful tale of the
poor Indian who was being wronged
of his rights, and the care theDawes
commission was taking to see that
he got all that belouged to him.
The colonel is a nice talker and a
them about her and all children
took to her at once in confidence.
We miss the kindly eye and the
welcome she always had for us when
we came home from duty and labor.
If there is a heaven for doirs thn
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good old gentle beautiful Queen is
there today.
To First Voters.
You are young men casting
your first ballot. We congratu
late you. e also call your at
tention to Dr. caldwell's Svrun
Pepsin for constipatian, indiges
tion. Sick headache and stomach
trouble. At E. Howard's.
MvoDia.
uypernietropia, Presbyopia, As
tigmatism aud all other aneomal
ies of reflection corrected bv
glasses accurately fitted. Office at
residence, corner Washita and
Iowa streets, opposite Christian
church. Office hours, 9 to 12 a m
and t to 5 p ra. Phone No. 122.
Have you seen the Spirit Me
dium 'i
The busy bee resterant . has no Drug Store.
uiunes in me uive. Mr.uiiDeri lias
A car of Big K flour at E V
Hollingsworth's
No other pills can equal De Witt's
Little Early Risers for pronptness
certainly and efficiency. Palace
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Poliie Attention.
W'e 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.
J.A.WARE, JR. Wholesale Grocer.
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repapcred and painted the interior Don't forget th.6 Biff
aim id iiuw i vitu v lu lmvh incnis nnn i n u mi..u. t
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and clothing The lar
short orders at anvtime
Night Beds on the side.
Double Daily Service via The grest StOCk in Chicka-
M.w . sna to choose from.
1 wo fast trains daily to Little x r Mo
Bock. Hot Springs, and Memnhia. "' '
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train, with close connections for U0,t0 lmVn wl,en 3'ou want
o. T , your buggies and carriages repaired,
auuH i-uiuio iiunucabi painted, or new tops orderad
find KMIl11innt-
.m. r-r-rr, Special to the Ladies
RING UP PHONE 9Q.
Dougan's Feed Store
For Feed of all Kinds and Prompt Delivery
Cor. Chickash & 4th Sts., Opposite Meat Market.
E. S. Dougan,
PHONE: DO. Proprietor
Shirts, Fascinators and Hoods at a fctmer s
discount of 331 ner rent. Thov Rust Proof Corsets.
are great value.'' The Fair. Every One that fails
DO YOU SMOKE? to give you entire sat-
Iischer's Premium Cigars, if not lSiaCXIOn W6 give a
why not try them; they are the on- new One instead.
ly hand made 5 cent cigar on this
market, made of finest quality of
tobaccos, as sweet as a nut. They
please many smokers may be they
will please you,
AsVl Cili
The Big Cash Store.
Couldn't Translate it.
We received a letter recently we
were unable to read, we failed to
Look out for the "Silver Bow."
A tablet and a pencil fop every
school boy and girl in town. We
nave them from lc to 10 cents.
The Fair.
No more trouble at any home.
buscuit like mother made. Use
Big K flour, E V Hollingsworth,
Mrs. Sarah Rotchstein, an ex Deri-
enced nurse, wants cmnlovmpnt
Inquire 3 doors wett of the Park
ee that vnn trot
Pi.ni.PF. pmim vVta oeiermine me nstionality of the
J ,c-Dt'HA,,T- President. J. A Uohabt, C'ashi. r. J. II Ci.akk. i
J. H. CI-.AKK, VicuPreNlilcnt. w. A. Uumn, i
ESTABLISHED 1694.
Bank of Chickasha,
CHICKASHA, INDIAN TERRITORY.
Capital, : : : $20,000.00
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, $150,000.
Offers to Depositors every Facility which their Balances, Busi
ness and Besponsibility Warrant.
for them.
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See the Spirit Medium at
parlors on the 5th street.
We have for a long time desired
to obtain a strictly Pure Baking
Powder that we could sell
able and have contracted with an
eastern factory for the genuine
brand named "Perfect" and will
sell it at 25 instead of 50 per pound.
J. A. Warp .T
12j3.0V.- " - W. W. House.
ut taiuwen eyruprcpsin is now
Henry SGhafer.
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
Liquors,
Wines,
Cigars,
Beer.
SHIPPING A SPECIALTY.
EL RENO, O. T.
writer. The only words we were
able to make out were, "Dr. cald
well's Syrup Pepsin cures indiges
tion.'' E. Howard.
100 acres of Washita bottom
land close to town with tenement
house for rent. Apply to J. S
Askew.
No. no, not the 7th wonder, but
the seventh son of the seventh son
of the seventh daughter.
Ran Hammock,
or sale by E, Howard
BICYCLES
& SUNDRIES.
Gun Repairing, Etc., Etc.
cnooi l'encil and I'en Tablets in
fact any kind of Tablets we have
one for you "did you get it" The
fair.
St. Joseph's
School
Opened Monday, the 10th iust
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
have short hand and typewriting.
Latin for high school, tl. GO per
moi.vh. The other grades, $1 per
month. MOTHER SUPERIOR
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Mrs, M. S. WESTBROGK, ,
PHOTGRAPHER.
Takes pictures of Babies with
Patience, and Can make hand
some pictures from common faces. Try me.
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This space belongs to
M. Jilt,
who will opcu up a general line of
Dry Goods.
3 doors east of 2nd street ir old
Fair Building.