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The Chickasha Daily Express.
Vol. 1.
Chickasha, Indian Territory, Friday, October 12, 1900.
No. 252
WEEKLY EXPRESS
Established 1892.
For Chickasha First; The Indian Territory Second; The World After.
r . u9JLT .EXPRESS
Established January I, 1900.
New
lot
of
these
I A NEW RAILROAD BRANCH.
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M5
UNEQUALED
SHOES
on sale at
EMERSON'S.
Poslollice building.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. R. r. TYE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Besides doing a general practice will give
iipecliil attention toall kinds of surgery. AIM
Surgeon C. R, I. P. Ky. Co.
omce corner ( hlcku-ha ave.no1 Fourth .1.
V . II. M INTER,
Physician & Surgeon.
Oftlce In City Droit Store.
Resilience
Phone No. 6
CHICKASHA. I T
j. e. stissoy, m. d.,
Phys...jn & Surgeon.
Call. Promptly Attended day or muht.
Office I'none 97. Kesfdrnee Phone 80
Dr. CP. BROWN,
Physician and Sugeon.
Chickasha. I. T
Orncc In residence.
DR. K. L. DAWiOS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office at
Pont Office Urn Siore.
PHONE 21.
E. HAMILTON,
Attomey-at-Law,
RKFEKKK IN OANKKPTCV.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
OIT.ce over Cltlten. Hank.
J. D.. BRIDGES,
LAWYER,
Real Karate, Pension. General
Agent and Notary Public
Office on 4th St. aoiilhof Chickasha Avenue
11. U. DavUliion. K. K. Hlddle
DAVIDSON A' RIDDLK,
ATTORN I ES at LAW,
NOTAHV rt'IlLIO IX OKK1CE.
onice In llourlund building.
Thlckasha. - - - Ind Te'l
N. M. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law.
IIBce In Carey & Fltrpotrlck hulldlnc.i
BEAVERS & SAYER
Attorneys at Law,.
Office In rear of Clilien. Hank.
tThlckasha, : : Indian Territory
I 13. MONICAL,
Attorney at Law.
Office one door et of new bank building.
rt is Reported that the Choc
taw Contemplated Meet
ing the El Paso at
Texline.
Beaver, Ok., Oct 10. It is
reported here that the Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Gulf railroad has
made arrangements with the El
Paso & Northern ruilroad running
from El Paso, Tex., to Salado, N.
M., to connect with that road at
Texlino. The Choctaw will build
to Texline from Weatherford,
Ok., and the El Paso road will
build from El Paso to Texline.
The whole length of line to be
built is about 400 miles. Of this
the Choctaw will build 300.
Work on the road from Weather
ford west will begin in a fewer
than thirty days.
America as a Naval Power.
A bulletin just issued from the
office of naval intelligence at
Washington shows that the Unit
ed States ranks four in the ton
najre of its navy. Not counting
olsolete vessels, receiving, train
ing and sailing ships, the displace
ment of American men-of-war is
113,525 tons. Russia has nearly
100,000 tons more; France has
million tons the best of llussia,
while Great Britian has 1,825,-
000, or more than her three clos
est rivals together' In coast
defense and special service-vessels
the United States leads the world,
Fifteen years ago America was
lencath notice as a naval jower
Her vessels were obsolete types
of the Civil war period and were
ridiculed by foreigners. Since
that time the United States has
come into the front rank of nava
powers, let no outcry is now
raised against "nayalism.' At
tirst complaint of that sort was
made. It was asserted that an
increase in the navy would le
subversive of the principles of
CIIAS. M. FECHIIEIMER,
Attorney at Law.
Office In rear of Hank of Chickasha.
CLARK JAMES,
LAWYER.
Texas laads for sale or I rsde.
Office, with J D Bridges
Chickasha,
Ind. Ter,
11. L. GRIGSBY .
Atrorney at Law,
Practice. In all court. In the Territories.
H. F. HOLDING.
KEFOKD UOND
HOLDING & BOND.
Attorneys at Law.
Offlce In New Poat Office Building.
Chickasha, - Ind- Ter
Altfvr Melton.
John l. Morris
MELTON & MORRIS,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Chk kasha, Ind. Tee.
11 FOilbert.
W I Uilbert
GILBERT & GILBERT.
Attorneys at Law,
DUNCAN.
Ind. Ter.
Dr. B. 'A'. FESLER,
DENTIST,
Up stairs in Post Office Building.
the llepublic. This objection has
died out and congress may be de
fended on not to stint tho navy.
It is strange that one form of
armed strength should evoke so
much fear in the United States
while the other is regarded with
complacency. Of course, the
battle ship Kearsarge cannot le
ued to suppress a riot in the coal
gions. But the regular army
soldiers have been used for .such
purposes with the greatest infre
quency. Such instances as the
Chicago railroad strike and the
troubles in the Coeur d'Alene are
rare. A leading argument against
a regular army of respectable size
is that it would encourage war and
conquest. If the possession of an
army would have this result, how
much more dangerous is a power
ful navy? United States ships
cruising in foreign waters might
frequently bacomo involved in dif
ficulties. The very presence
might le a temptation to seize
new possessions. ' Yet no cry is
made of the danger of a well
equipped navy to the llepublic.
The truth is that neither the army
nor the navy constitutes a menace.
Nobody really believes that Amer
ican institutions are threatened
because the navy ranks forth
among the powers and there are
eleven pounds of war ship for
every man. .woman and .child.
The fear that an army of 100,000
men, one soldier to every 750 of
the population, threatens the lib
erties of America is just as
groundless. K. C. Star.
Another Andree Story.
Mineapolis, Minn., Oct. 9.
Harry S. Knappen, a newspaper
men in it. This, he explains, was
Andree' ill-starred Polar expedi
tion. ;
(
J .
Denfcon, Tex., Oct, 7. The
Chickasaw council has adopted a
resolution calling on the secretary
of the iuterior to prescribe rules
and regulations in accordance with
the Atoka treaty, whereby the
Chicka&- ws can get hold of the
coal and asphalt royalties for
school funds. The Chickasaws
find they cannot run their schools
any longer, as they did last year.
Mary had a little lam ;
She tot it from her mother.
Now Alary says she'll b3 gojd,
And doesn't want another.
Thisis not the greatest show on
earth advertising more than it iul
fills; neither is it a snide, run by
drunken and bankrupt proprie
tors, and preceded by a lot of cut
throat! and a horde of gamblers,
but Is a ' legitimate exhibition of
stupendous and startling wonders,
including bands of Indians, wor
riors, squaws and papooses, brave
scouts, roving cow boys, cunning
Mexicans and vaqueros, a herd of
buffaloes and long-horned Texas
free street display at 10 a. m.
This is an opportunity which
should not he missed. Seats for
10,000 people under waterproof
canopy.
man, returned this
morning from
a perilous trip to the Hudson Bay
country, in which,with nine white
men and eight Indians he sailed
500 miles up the east side of the
great inland sea. Mr. Knappen
was assured by Eskimos whom he
met that a "sky boat had come in
to the region on the extreme north
east shore of the bay two years
lcfore; that it came to the ground,
and that the savages who inhabit
that country had killed the white
Neoga, 111., Oct. 14. "J9.
Pepsin Syrup co., Monticelo, 111
Gentleman: I feel it my duty
to express to yon my gratitude
for what yonr wonderful remedy
baa done for me. I was com
pletely ran down with a complica
tion of stomach disorders. For
ten months I could not work
and was treated by three emi
nent pbysiciaus. One insisted
upon operating on me, declaring
nothing abort of an operation for
appendicitis would enre me. A
friend induced me to try Dr cald
well's Syrnp Pepsin and from the
first dose I began to improve, and
have gained 'io pounds in weight
and am enjoying the very best of
health. I never fail to say a good
word for Dr. Caldwell's Syrnp
Pepsin for I know what it has
done for me it will do for others.
3 Gratefully yours.J
CHARLES CURUY.
Sold by E. Howard.
.CJL
-45
DON'T
BLAME
THE
COOK
If the biscuits are not good;
It's all in the Flour.
fc SUPREME FLOUR.
IS GUARANTEED
5
To be the Best Flour sold in Chickasha.
Or your money refunded.
HIGHEST PRICE!
HIGHESTQUALITY!
5
WHITEMAN BROS..
Sole. Wholesale Distributing Agents for above Flours. !
ARDMORE, -HOUSES- CHICKASHA.
V V
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C. B.Cakpbiix. Pres., oH. B. JOHgsoit, J. T. Aust. Ass't. Cashier, U
R. K. Woottem, Jk., Vloe Pres., Cashier. U. F. Johnson, Ass't. Cashier. J
J No. 5431. J
First National Bank,
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.
Capital . ".' . ...... . ' $ 25.000.oo.
DHRECTORt:
R. M. Rourland, C. H. Res.ient, R. Bond, K. R. Johnson, A. L. .Vail,
R. K. X'ooten,jr.. Webb Htndrix, C. B. Campbell. H. B. Johnson.
Oftera to Depositors every Facility which their Balances,
Business and Responsibility Warrant.
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B. P. Smith. President,
Wm. Inmas, Vlce-Pres.
N0.5547.
C. T. Ehwin, Cashier,
I. N. Descoubes, Ass't Cashier.
Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.
Capital, - - $50,000.oo.
BIRECTOES.
B. P. SmitK . C. Dthjgtrs, Jf'm. Inman, . -
r. L. Sawytrs, ' J, H. Tutile,
OOX13RX:ST0r33ElTTS.
Hanover National, New York; National Bank of Commerce. Kansas City, Mo.;
Merchants and Planters, Sherman, Tex., Continental NationalJUank, St.. Louis
GRAND
OPENING
OF FALL
WINTER
THE BIG CASH STORE.
AID
GOODS
THE BIG CASH STOKE, as
usual, right in the lead
with the Largest, Best,
and Cheapest Line of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes and Boots ever
brought to Chickasha.
Wo have the Cheapest
ami best assorted stock
of CLOTHING IN THE TOWN.
A
REAL CALIFORNIA SUIT FOR
$12.50.
Ileal California Pants $3. 50 and 1 .00. Can give you
A Good Suit $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.
w
E SELL THE OLD RELIA
BLE HAMILTON BROWN
Shoes and Boots. The best in the World.
,N DRY GOODS WE ARE
STRICTLY IN THE SWIM.
A good yard wide Sea Island Domestic I'O yards for
$1.00. A goal Outing, 20 yards for $1.00.
Flannel De-Laine A splendid goods for Ladies house
Dresses cts. Can give a good Standard Calico,
fast colors for 4$ cts. Cotton Checks -30 yarda for
$1.00. We can 8a ve you money
THE BIG CASH STORE.
J. MAIS
ProDr

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