The Chickasha daily express., November 14, 1900, Image 2

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McGaughy Rros,
Geijfs F6rr)ish)ir)g Goods,
Suits for men, $4.outo $15. oo.
Overcoats, 6,oo to 14.oo.
Pants, all sizes, 75c to 5.oo.
Shirts, woolen, 75c to 3.oo.
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Neckwear,
Hosiery and Notions.
Quilts and Blankets, $1 to $9.oo.
Boots and Shoes, $1 to $5.oo.
Groceries.
Kansas High Patent Flour.
BEST IN THE MARKET. .
Mocha and Java Coffee-Best Made.
CALL'PHONE 146.
MCGAUGHY BROS.
, rj item&m.Lg la iue von trine ai
I iCh!fkba. I. T-, fur tie week
f;?!endit.g Nov. 14th, HXr:
j . A i '.en , W JI Adms, W F
j Brysoa, Mrs-Josie Brott. MrsNoQa
l I Brmsmeo, Frank. Bell, Joe
J j Bartm, R-ee Birr-, Geo L
-1 Carey, Mis W Carrol!, Jas C
Cook, II G Iuva:I, MM
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7 ENarU, Mrs E Evan, A F
Eaton, W C For, Kuben
3 Foster, Ii Grsy.MZ
j U) try Waiter E Home, Sam
j Htxlon, John Harris, W B
lisle, MreLydii llapper, Miis E
llhzelton, Fred Jones, Jas S .
r;' KaU-l, Chaj Kil'ion, M '
War)! Gol6mr)
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r for ft?? p:ri-se. ::&r:t a.e;i7 iir.
For fcarf-A la'-kkg frro. jouf urC.
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jhorie, harness an1 wag n complete.
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The Cliickasfia Daily Frpress.
A. U. Diiui. lusuor
W. r.Ci- IJii.'.!MaMrtr.
E ultra it tie O. t -;--a PwoSte a btcotd
SaitAgainst Court Citizens.
Tbere was filed id tbe L'rjiterl
States court at Soalb McAIester
Monday a 6a it involriD property
and lands of the Ciiocia-y and
Cbickaiiav Indiana valaed at aj.
proiin:aiely ?20;000,W)f) and the
citizeufcbip claiiiM of fcorne 4.0O1)
I Leforvt, M!h M LemSs, Oiive E
?p?!Laftverr, Mrs MA Martin, T S
fc j MJCrary, Iiobi McArdie, J
jjlj Meltoo, J G Moore, May
, M iore, Dr niiler, J ;i '
f' 2s"eveo Alfrel 2ance, Loke
JjlVrc Ce!d, C VV IVrry, J C
j 'Paf.ereOD, Htnry Lennennr, J II
f Rob;rls, Aibrrt Ilos?, V VY
gjrrr,gfr, JoliO MDUI.. Deola
jStcitb, Mr SpauliiDg;, II ?
Stonp, Mrs J.jsie White, J.ru
WdVon, i M Welsh, li A
Waterman, MisA Williams, Greeo
WiJiam, Louie Waletrup. E J
York, Fred C '
Pen-ona calling f'r the above
elters will pless? say "advertised.'
' J. II. MILLER, P. M.
i the city. Eleven rooms, good cis
Itern, Morn- chM, three lot, ehadr
jtree.e. easre at Erin Hoase, cor
inr lifi'lroad street ad Kausa
'avenue.
j Cotton Seed Meal.
I Chicken feed. Anything you
want in the feci line s.l Dongan't
j Feci Store. King up phone 'J').
i lo" acres of WasLita Ijottoin
land close to town with tenement
j bouse for rent. -Apply to J.
1 C. B CiStPBEU. Pre , II. B. J.jaxwS.
B. K. V.'cxmES. Ja., Vie Pr-i.. CaSJrr.
I No. 5431.
J. T. Ar?7 cshii-f.
First National Bank,
Capital . . . . $25,000.00.
TER.
CHICKASH A, IND
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f eric a NaT;-r;a. U. k. Ki&--" - y. 'lo; H-js.lJiij' .V. L-ju!v Fdui-:rtt
J Ld Mnii cs ii u.i fun Wonii.
Ou p .troa. jrre'.pectU of ta as of lair ac-o-iiM. wi! rcr-iv ar-fj c
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J.C. BuHaht Pretfdent. J. A tiuHAur. Cui-ier
J 11. CLAttk, ViccPnti-leat.
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W. A. UvuABt Au't Cash
ESTABLISHED lb.
Bank of Chick ash a,
CHICKASHA, INDIAN TERRITORY.
Capital, : : : $20,000.00
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, $150,000.
Offers to Depositors every Facility which their IVa' ce, Bum-
cess and Reponsihilitj Va"int
IxST Watch charm, gTeeu set,
with ladies face one one side.
iLfaveat this otl'ce and get re-
w-trd.
F'JK ALK.
hugzy l,oie.
A goo i sa t'lle and
A. Ii. Sxow.
SCBSCKIITIuS KATK,
l-Zz'r ' Prsot commonly kr.owq
ferKoota Fifty ot: court citizens. G W Dukes and
PrQururtbioatk, 'M r, t, I,,,Mnn t.rinr irl ri.irt an
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.u , governor resnectivelv 01 the
Choctaws and Chicka.sawg, and
eouie fifty other leading members
of the tribe, including.? ex-Govg.
Green dcCurta'n, P S Mooley,
Wm. M Gay, K M Harris, Nation
al Delegate, J S Stanley and
Holmes Colbert are the plaintiffs,
and tbe Arnolds and Bnzellsand
all other court citizens are de
fendantg. Uuder the act of June
10, WM, these persons, it is stat
ed, rnshed into the Indian Terri
tory from the surrounding states
and fi'ed their application - for
applications for citizenship.
This eult is a bill in equity,
preparing that such decrees be
declared void and that tbe.ve
cliamants be perpetually enjoined
from seeking to enforce them
against tbe property of the. trib 8
or from assertit g any rights ' of
citizenship. It is filed by Mans
field, McMarray and Cornish,
general attorneys for the (!hoe.
taws and Chickafaws, and D O
McCnrfain on behalf of the Choc
taw nation. It has been in course
of preparation for 2'he past sev
eral niODtbs and is tuo culmina
tion of the plans of tbe tribes to
defeat what they allege to be the
fradulcnt citizenship claim? of
these persons.
This suit again involves this
whole class of cliuiants in litiga
tion and has been especially pre
pared and the pleadings drawn
with a iew to taking it as rapidly
as possibly to tbe supreme court
of the United States.
Since these persons have been
enrolled or empowered by the
government to assert rights of
citizenship it is said tbe suit will
not in any way retard the work of
allotment, as these claimants will
McGaughy
a, Cali era-up
Brgs. Phone 148,
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weekly i.lprf. Pr year ' K
The Express extends sympathy
to editor Suggs of the Ardmoreite
in loss of a daughter, Mrs. Lokey.
by death. e
A day or two ince he Express
published a constitution of league
for xgle statehood promoters, the
object being to promote the plan of
cr;perating with Cklahoma in scek
inz admission ai one state at the
coming abort eion of congress,
If any one agrees with the object
let them come to ibis cilice and aign
the constitution and thus start the
trail to rolling. There is no scheme.
r.o politics, nor any admission fee,
except voluntary, the only object
being to effect an organization to
work with Oklahoma in securing a
betterment of conditions in both
territories .and especially in this one,
There is but little use to put up
any argument on the question. All
know our conditions, and anything
looking fn the direction of a better
state cf affairs will be worth work
ing for-
Life is loo pbort and we Lave too
much to do to carry thrs parcr
around to get signatures, but would
be happy to ahow the paper and get
your signature. If you favor the
nioveuit nt come in and sign.
I hero is much circulation being
given to and comment made on
an interview purporting to be
from Col. Breckenridgc in which
he is quoted assaying "No treaty
will binder or retard the U. 8.
Government determines to make
a change fn territorial affairs."
If Col. Breckenridge said so refer
ring to the Creek and Cherokee.
W; L. Mohly has a fine line of
staple and fancy groceries, and
lias them at pi ices that are right.
Prairie hay for sale. Bailed
price 4.50 per ton. Apply to
Ben Hampton. -.
Men's boy's and chil
dren's clothing and
overcoats goiag at
half price at the The
Big Cash Store. Come
and get a bargain.
; J G- Mayvs.
A Famoas rainting.
mav be worth millions or a bii
pumpkin may take first premium
butDrCaldwellVSyi upPepsin brings
more joy every day as it bfcomes
better known and more generally
used for constipition, indigestion.
sick headache aiid stomach troubles,
Get it E Howard . , ,
WAN I ED To buy 50 head of
calves. John Wells.
A good draft team for ea e,
inquire at A. S. Daniels & Co-
countries. They have had theiri, , . . . .. .
' ... be related to the courts for rem
cuj nuu inn nuiK ui aiionueui
proceed under the Atoka agree-
days of gra
treaty and voluntarily and stub
bornly '"slept on their chancts,"
so who could blame the U. S.
Government fchould it decide to
inaugurate a change op tbere.
But with the Choctaws and Chick
asaws the case is entirely differ
ent. Tbe V. S. Government 1s
U ider treaty obligations with time
limited and granted the tribal
government to exist. We do' not,
believe as an officer of said
government, Col. Breckenridge
would make a statement thai
would throw such a reflection
upon tbe moral and legal obliga
tion of his government. ie
United States will nphold her in
telligence and 6how forth her
sense of moral obligation by ad
hering to tbe treaty the Atoka
Agreement Indian Citizen.
imeut.
One of the most interesting
features of the suit Is that Judjze
Clajton is disqualified to her
it, he having represented the
Arnolds, the leading defendants,
i i their original application for
citizenship. This particular cae
was tried by Judge Springer a
year ago.
The Fairest Offer Ever' Made,
To any one suffering with Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Sour stomach
or Heartburn, tnke Rex Dyspep
eia Tablets. All drutrffitts are au
thorized by the manufactures to re
fund the money in any case they
fail to cure. Price 50c. per pack
age. Remember the name Rex
Dyepepsia Tablets. Nov9 ly
Clothing and Over
coats at your own
price at the Big Cash
Store. Come and see
for yourself. - .
J G- Mays.
lot' take xo changes when
suflVi-inji with a cold, Lagrippe, or
Neuralgia by taking Bromoline. as
it wbl cure any case in one, jday.
All druggials are authorized jio re
fund .your money ,in any case it
tails to cure. Price 25 cent per
package. - Remember ttio . name,
Bromolinij, . No,?!) ly
When in the cty or dowo'town
stop at A. IL' Daniels & Co., exam
ine their stock, get their prices and
bujj. of them. ' All standard f rints,
gS-fts per yard and cverytbia else
hi proportion. - .
Druggist Morean of Crawfords
vil.e, lnft.,Hays: Dr.CaldwcU'j Syi
upPcpsin is is to medicine I con con
scientiously recommend "as it does
just what you claim. It is the beet
axativel ever saw. SoldhyE.IIowa.rd
The slomach is is our befitTricnd
and the next best is t!ie 'Putfeo'l"
B::king Powder.lt is chemically pure
nnl assists digest ion. J A.Wnr-vJr.
Sec them, they are new. "Vhat?"
Our display of dishes and glassware
The Fair.
Tor Sale.
A good saddle horse, seven
years old, perfectly quiet, will
work either feii.gl3 or double.
Inquire at L D. Stone's grocery.
Special offer for this week, 2. 00
spectacles for -? 1 . 25, properly fltt
to your eyes. Melton, Optician
thitc dours west of Citizens Bank
i. P. Silllll. Present.
VM. Inma.v Vice-Pres.
C T K.hwi.. f 'Hkbler,
1 X. Lri: sc-omit-i. am'i CaahVi
ND 55i7.
Citizens .National Bank
CHICKASHA. INO TER.
Capital, - - $50,000.00.
B. P. Smith, J. C Drij'j'r.s, ,T.,i Inm-in.
If. L. Sairytrs, J, II. Tattle,
'Iaaovcr Xaiioail Sew Vor ; N.ui 'nil )u:k of nc.-n. Kt-ist -ity tfr.i
Merch mis aiJ f.i i'. r. Sber: Ja 1 1. f-.-x . ji irri 'i i)i.i;,lin. Si .O'lU
RXINTC UP
PHONE OO.
Get your .Souvenior Indian pic
tures at Irwin's Photo Gallery the
largest collection in the Indian
Tcr.
For Rent.
Cash in ad vane 90 acres of land
in cultivation.
300 acres grass pasture, well
watered, two miles south of the
city. Inquire at my office in rear
of tbe Bank of Chicbasha.
Ed. S. Bvbxey,
ChickashaGreenhouseOpening
The Chikasha Greenhouse will
give their opening on Saturday
November 1 1 lb, from 10a. m. to
7 p. m. Cut flowers and plants for
sale at any time from this date,
Everybody invited to the open
ing. Phone No. 13.
Mesdames Johnson & Brown
Greenhouse at residence of Mrs.
Dr. Johnston.
We have for a long time desired
to obtain a strictly Pure Baking
Powder that we cou'd sell reason
able and have contracted with an
eastern lactory lor the genuine
brand named "Perfect" and will
sell it at 25 instead of 50 per pound
J. A. V are, Jit.
12 3m. W. W. IIokxe.
OVERCOATS, quilts, and
blankets. All first quality.'
ilcGaughy Jiros.
The Great. Shoe sale is now
going on nt The Fair we have
them from 5t)c to $.'.00 and are
going to sell them in the next lew
days to ruake roorn for . other
goods. The I'coples Friend
The Star Restaurant jnst.open
el will set regalar dinner and sup
per. Short ordt rs at all hours.
Just arrived car Hunter's cream
8ourat W. V. Home's. . ;
Always .tlakrLove
to your wife: Remember she is just
as sweet and dainty now as when
you used to hold her by the hand
and look into her eyes and tell her
she was your only love, your heart's
delight. Half the petulance and dis
tress that makes you so irritable
comes from indigestion. Yu can
cure it by taking Dr.Caldwell'sSyr-
up Pepsin. It is guaranteed by h.
Howard.
Dr. Walter Penquxte.
"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
required mouths and yt-ars. Treat
ment is paiuless no burning or
cauterizing, or scarifying; no con
tracting or shaving of lids as re
sult of treatment. I am thorough
ly equipped to perform all surg
ical operations; cataract, strabis
mus (cross eyes) end all other
operations performed. Myopia,
Hy permetropia, Presbyopia, As
tigmatism aud all other aneomal
ica of reflection corrected by
glasses accurately fitted. Office at
residence, coiner Washita and
Iowa streets, opposite Christian
church. Oflice hours, 9 to 12 am
and "2 to 5 p m. Phone- No. 122.
Hats, caps. Mints and collars.
Call before buying.
WcGatighv'Broa,
Dougan's Feed Store
For Feed of all Kin 's and Prompt Delivery
Cor. Chickash & 4th Sis , Opp'wite M.ut Market.
E. S. Dougan,
PHONE OO. Proprietor
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I'.T. EHELLMi
KEMP & SHELL,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
F ed of all kinds.
Pmmnt. "DpliTTPrTr
(PHONE 82. Main Store B!d'g.
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H. E. MARTIN,
DEALFR IN
STAPLE AND
FANCY
GROCERIES.
OI'R MOTTO-'-Do Culo to Othtrs as yea Would Have th. m do unto you."
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS FOR THE MONEY.
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& li.lLTA.MZEO TAMiS A SfOlAL ATTC.VTIOV GIVES
SPEIIALTI.
TO ALL 50Iik.
W. R. TAYLOR,
TIN SHOP
g 3rd. St, Opposite Postoffics. CHICKASHA, IND. TIB
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We find that they are material
ids in making sales, combined
with popular prices for superi
or groceries, we think we have
a combination that is hard to
beat. Orders cilled for and
delivered.
J. A. WARE, JR. Wholesale Grocer,
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Mrs, M. 8. WE8TBR00K,
PHOTGRAPHER.
Takes pictures of Babies with
Patience, and Can make hand
some pictures from common faces. Try me.
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