The Chickasha daily express., October 24, 1900, Image 8

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

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I .CHICKASHA Ml LLI NO
GQMRANY, :;
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A home institution Iately.remodled and
Capacity 'enlarged to 500 barrels of .
Flour per day. . . "
WE
MANUFACTURE THE BEST ARTICLE OF
FloUr offerad to:thB6oplB of this Community. , 1 v M ?
"FULL CREAM"
' Flour we guarantee superior to any
on the market,
STRANGER"
Is epual of any.
.While
Patronize rfome Industry and Build up your Town.
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WICHITAS DISPOSSESSED.
Continued from 1st pae. -
the leaped district of the Indian
Territory, lying between the
Einety-eight and one hundredtn
meridians of west longitude. This
district contains 7,715.224 acres,
and is part of the country ceded
to the United States by France in
1S03 in the Louisiana purchase.
The case arose out of agreements
entered into between the United
States and the defendant Indians,
by which the Indians ceded and
relinquished to the United States
their claim, title and interest in
the tract of country within the
leased district, and the United
States stipulated to allot the tract
in severalty to tbe Indians. The
agreement also provided for the
opening of the lands for white
settlement..
When the agreement was pro-
muleated, the Choctaw and Chick
hi Nations claimed that not
withstanding an alleged cession
of the land by them to the United
States, the land was held in trust
by the United States for them
The defendant Indians denied
this claim and asserted an - exclu
sive ownership.
The Choctaws based their claim
to 'he lands on the treaty of
October 18, 1820, which proyides
for the removal of the Choctaw
Indians from Mississippi and Ala
bama and the cession of all their
lands in these two states to tbe
federal government in considera
tion of the tract of land in Indian
and Oklahoma Territories, which
included the lands now in dis
pute. By the fourth article of
that treaty the United States
spipulated that the cession to the
Choctaws in Indian and Okla
homa Territories should remain
without alteration until the time
when the Indian NaMon should
become so civilized and enlight
' ened as to be eliirib!' to ciw-n-ship
of the United butcs Mini
that Congress should then lay
ot a limited .or'l .; m" i . S i
Use l.i'.. d f.,r :,::
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, -s-- .i ' . i ..' -a ontnr. i lo mn for business bv -Nov. 1st.
in anouier uraij -...w. ..v. v,j
ed into between the United Mates Watch tbo papers for annouce
and tbe Choctaw mid Chickasaw na- j ment 0f opening, orders taken for
tions.by which the land now in dis-1 cllt flowers for Thanksgiving or
nute was set aside for tbe use of j . p,wcial occasion. Phono 4S.
boraeleis Indians, in consideration of Johnston & Buowx.
which the United States paid the
Choctaws tGOO.OOO and the Chicka-
toon nnn Th terms of this
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trP.tv were further elaborated in Extra select liurwic uJolcIO
Line s tmiler this head will be wived at the
rule of One (Vnt a linn, lime contains uuont .
words) per duv tin iutvortis. ment revolved for
n- than ten tents. May contain any matter
of lost. Irtund. strayed, stofn. for sale, to tvut.
or for auv puruose. without display lines.
What Have You
Got to hat?
Just arrived car Hunter's cream
flour at W. W. Home's.
treaty were iuriner eiauum iu .l
the treaty made eleven years later) any style at the Gem restaurant
between the government and the . Look 0ut for tbe "Silver Bow.' ,
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians. Xn mnr ,rollble at auy home,
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affiliated bands entered into a treaty
with the "government by wsich the
lands in the Wichita reservation
wtretoilltlt4 i WTeralty to
the Indians and tie reaidue sold for
th beaegt of ieinberf of the tribe,
tbe Choctaws and Chickasaws dis-
mrtr tha elaUn of tnWichitas and
.(nilaKd baa tottis lands on wbtcbJ
they were livinj', basing their con-
tention on the treaty agreemenu re
ferred to. ;
t The Wichitaa and affiliated bands
contended that they held the title to
the land in dispute by an original
occupancy. They asserted , there-
fore, that the treaty of 1820, by
which tbe Choctaws and Chickasaws
acquired title to the land from the
United States was illegal. As the
Uuited States, however, has at all
times, held to tbe policy that lands
occupied by Indian tribes in territo
ry purchased or acquired were sub
ject to disposition by congress, the
claim of the Wichita was scarcely
considered by the Court of Claims
in its decision. Tbe case reverted
to the treaties of 1855 and 13G6 by
which the tract of land now in dis
pute was ceded to the government
by the Choctaws and Chickasaws.
Tbe quesaion raised was as to wheth
er it was merely one of trust. . The
decision of the Court of Claims was
that it was merely one of trust, and
it is expected that tbe tdecision of
the Supreme Court will sustain the
, iiva of the Court of Claim.
bnscuit like mother made. Use
Big K floor, E V Hollingsworth,
Spending your money with home
industries is what helps to build a
Dlace np. Every dollar seat off for
something" that could be bought at
home is that much loss.
? j WASTED To buy 60 header
calves. -Joaa Wells.
VOrt SAl.E-A (iOOt) YOfNU JhliSr.l
f Cow with cult at her cule. Inquire at this
office. .
A SNAP, if taken at once very
cheap, a rooming house One
nf th heat locations io the
the city. Eleven rooms, good cis-
tern, storm cave, tnreeiois,snaue
trees pnnnirn at Erin House, cor
ner ltailroad street and KanBas
avenue.
WANTED 10 men with wag
ons and teams to shuck corn at
once. ' Apply at the First Nation
al Bank'.
family or iii'lividi
r
hi- i.iitiou.
Th stomach is is our !o?t friend
i next best H Hip 'Tes f.'d"'
li.tii Powder.lt is chemically pure
and assists digestion. J.A.Ware.Jr.
TK firfldt Shoe sale is
going on at The Fair we have
them from 50c to $3.00 and are
going to sell them in the nxt tew
days to make room for other
goods. The Peoples Friend- .
Galveston storm pictures .at
Ii win's studio, also many other
interesting pictures. Come and
see them. '
Do you want a metropolitan
democratic paper for 25 cents
nervear! If so come in and let
os send for the Kansas City Times
for you. The Times and tbe Ex
press one year for one dollar.
Have you seen the Spirit Me
dium? Corn for Sale.
Between Bix and ten thousand
bushels of corn for sale, beef pen
furnished, plenty of water Apply
to. 15. N. Bond,
On1 mile south of Ireton.
oct23-d2-wl
The Busy Bee.
;iibert ond Hussel proprietors.
Meals at all hours. Open day and
nielli. Short orders any time.
Lc'is on the side.i
Sorting goods at the Fair.
WANTED. 20 cotton pickers
at once. Apply Cottoya Seed Oil
FOR BENT Three room house
for reV & far month. Apply to
11186 LtJLA EAST,
' WeatCnicBMhaAve.
Everything that is
good to eat; any-
thiug your appe-
tite may crave. J
Call in aud leave
your order or J
Phone No, 50 :
and we will give
you good, goods;
appetising goods;
. clean goods at
reasonable prices,
and prompt de-
livery.
"Nothing at Cost." Z
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Ervvinia
. On spaa of mules, wagon and
harness. Inquire at this fflee,
' JIats, caps, shirts and collars.
Call before buying.
McGaughy Bros.
IliO acres of Washita bottom
land close to town with tenement
house for rent. Apply to J. S.
Askew. -
No. no, not tbe 7th wonder, but
the seventh son of the seventh son
of the seventh daughter.
! ilcGamobell
POWERS & BAGBY,
racters
lders.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
and
f Conti
Build
J. P. Kenncmur,
CONTRACTOR and BUIL
DER. Money saved is
money made. Shop north
of Red Barn.
ClUCKABHA, Ixi. TlK
School Pencil and Pen Tablets in
fact any kind of Tablets we have
one for you 'did you get it" The
Fair.
I want men with teams to shuck
corn. Geo. K. Bef.i.kk,
Ninnckah, I. T.
Mrs. Sarah Rotchstem, an experi
enced nurse', wants employment.
Inquire 3 doors we:t of the Park
hold.
Fi'C-h c:iiiY'
hv P.ro-.
1 hums at MctJans-
Ilave von trie t t lint l!ig K
at E V Hollingsworlh's.
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TheSenateSaloon
BOWIE, TEXAS,
Carries the largest sto-'- of
whiskeys ever brought to Bowie,
and solicits a "share of the mail
orders of tbo Indian territory.
Money must accompany every
order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices range from : to r, - r
gallon. Prompt (shipment !y ex
press or freight. Address all or
ders to
w. w. iif.n ik: TS.
.OWK
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