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PARTIES IN CHINA
Interesting Facts from a Httfd
Chinese Leader.
! affairs f the Bartarlu -lra
C-ateat4 ay Oae af
he Klagdoaa'a Pm
J Creative BJea.
The following extracts from a mem
orandum irepareJ last autumn for an
Knglish friend by tbe Chinese reform
er, Kang Yu Wei. will be read witlt
interest at tbe present juncture, saja
the London Times.
"In order properly to comprehend
ibe inner affairs of tbe Chineae em
pire, the first thing needful is rightly
to distinguish tbe different parties in
China. The empress dowager hold
on to the old ways; her party is
known as tbe 'empress party.' The
emperor and his friends who deal re
reform are known an the 'emperor's
party.' Then there ia a third party,
known as the 'middle party,' which is
chiefly concerned with its own in
terests and dares not interfere ia
pontics, mna-tenins 01 uie people
and officials are comprised in this
party.
-jne emprcse cowager, notwith
standing that ahe is the head of the
ruling party, possesses few or no
friends outside of officio circles and
the Yaroens. Otherwise her influence
is small. Her intimates are all Maa
chus. Yung Lu, appointed by her
commander in chief; Kangwei, special
commissioner for the collection of ad
ditional revenues from the provinces;
Pri nee Tuan, Yun Yu, Swai-ta-pu, etc.
The only clever man among them is
.Yung I.n; the rest are densely igno
rant and care for nothing but wealth
and official rank. Of the high mili
tary officials, Tung-Fu-Siang belongs
So the empress' party and Yuan-fihi-Kai
to the emperor's. All the re
mainder may be said to belong to tba
sniddle party. Thua I am right in
aying that the empress' party are
few in number, although at tbs bbo
snent their power is great.
The middle party, on the othaf
Stand, ia spread throughout the whoie
am pi re. The majority are ia thair
aart of hearts devoted to the cm
teror, admiring his intelligence aatl
rectitude, and these are alarmed and
angry at the empress' asurpation.
They know how Ignorant she is- and
what a disNoIute life ahe has led for
the I suit 30 years, and that the weak
bmui of China is largely due to her
sniadeeds. Hut the high officials are
too old; they ait blinking in. the twi
light, not daring to act, hut leaving
occeas or ruin to eomc, aa the era
peror or the empress gains the ppr
hand.
At the time of the coup d'etat the
empress falsely asserted that the em
peror's party was planning revolt,
the prohibited newspapers, killed and
drove out hundreds of reformers and
exiled numbers of high officials to the
frontiers. Six of the reformers ex
ecuted were high metropolitan offi
cials, one s member of the grand
council and one whom the emperor
had nominated to be prime minister;
all were the emperor's personal
friends; they were behended without
trial, while hundTc's of smaller of
ficials and thousand of the common
people were proscribed, '"heae meas
ures were carried m in -drr to clip
the emperor's wings. Wir were all
these leading men willing tn aaeoci
ate tbeirutelves with the reform par
ty? The snswer la ths they were
Isyal subjects, anxious to ave their
aoantry and deaerve the emperor's
tVoerolenrc. You have only to read
-She Chinese ew papers Ko-we-pao,
iswbllahrd in Tientsin; Fn-iao. pab
aWhcd in Shanghai ; Chi-hniti f so, pab
Vahed in Macao; Ching-iii-pao. pob-
-. Sailed at Yokohama; Tit-n-naa-pao,
yubliahed at Singapore -these' are all
aabliahed under foreign protection
, and so are able to speak the truth;
(hey one and all sympathize with the
party of reform. The Jnpanese newa-
f papers all take the same view; their
riUcism is independent. The aa-
(.itsj ritu liitntious uM wom-
i.o. ,Sie ia not the emperor's real
rootLer, and she had no hesitation ia
drpuong him so as to retain her pow
er. Buv the was wrong in taking
Yung lj'a advice to depose the em
peror and place the power in hi
Yuig Iu't) band.. A Sin as he
got conSroi .f it northern ;roop
I'eng- I.j tbrtw off the mak and fl)d
whit he i:VJ. and the eir.prej. live
ia o.t.t.i.. dr-al of tre nrv 03 tie
Am Kali aa He toill 8.
A si iry Is t of a ra of Clis-g-tvr
w!.i1'j f.':fiv. s that cor.te!i:a,!.t
is a .r-.ie rtai.y cslMti: ;n oirf.
Cr.r of ".Le irhibltan-s 'a njEVsr?
his vuv i.oxivi un; n a certa,ia en
ir.g, iihi taViig a good oral more than
.. yhnrt '. the part merit, when te
eaisountertd a Glasgow to"b coutc'u
iiidn irki:i aloLg ja a respectable
faHhion. The roi.ncilraan, noticiug his
(.nhalarf-.ed condition, ttopped and
bOI.ted with wrathful dignity: -What
d'ye warit ? To this his fellow towns
man Mithe'y replied: "I viant
BacthiLg! I'm as In' 's I can hand!"
Ohif.ago Chronicle.
The Express will give the fol
lowing combination on newspapers
to a!! new subscribers:
The Weekly Express an l
The Kansas City Times 1.00.
Tbe Kansas City Mar tl.OO.
The Kansas City Journal f 1 .00.
The Times is purely Democratic,
and the best in the west.
Tbe Star is independent, and
fearless in politics.
Tbe Journal is the acknowledged
republican paper ia Kansas City,
Either one of the three and th
Weekly Express to any Lew sub
scriber for one a dollar yar. Old
subscribers who renew for a year
id advance will be accorded tbe
same choice.
Either of these papers will gire
you the news of the world, the
markets and general information,
while the Express will keep you
posted on territory and borne affairs.
Ton cannot afford to be without
this combination. One dollar will
bring to yoar house erery week
either of the Kansas City papers
yon may choose and tbe Weekly
Express.
Mr Archie Brown, of Frankfort.
Mo, brother ef Mrs Clay Donovan,
has accepted a position with the
firm of riollingawortb & O'Brien.
$26 to Chicago and Return via
Great Rock Island Ronte.
Tickets ou sale Not- 28th and
29th, good to return, leaving
Chicago, np to and including
December 9th. 4
To secure an extra extension of
tea days, it will be necessary to
pay 12 in addition, which will
make tickets good returning to
leave Chicago, np to and includ
ing December 19th.
Make yoar sleeping oar reserva
tion at Chickaafca, soon as pos
sible, and be tare cf berth, as
trains will be crowded.
This is the opportunity for yon
to visit yonr old home in tbe
east. Get jonr ticket at this
greatly redaced rate to Chicago
4nd return, and rebny from
Chicago to yonr point of destina
tion which will save yon about
120 on tbe ronnd trip.
For farther information consult
J. F. KlMMEHLT,
Local Agent.
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cs&is ;
A physician, who certainly knew
What was best for an invalid blue.
Struck a lire-saving caper
Bj preacribtng wall paper
Of a cbeerful and sunshiny hue,
Ani hs went to Townson i's aaJ
was ttl out with the j-i-ojht tint,
anl the iavali 1 is doing business as
usual.
Mackilr!, col rlsh and evtry
thiny. Phone ZAK
II il FEfii,
a '
W.MATTOX,Prop,
Successor to J J Bi;ki.y.
Keeps on hand Cook
and Heating Wood,
and all kinds of Feed.
Delivered to
your house.
PHONE NO. 87.
Warning Order.
In ihe Mavnr's court, io ibecityo! ("hick;ista
in ise SomrieruUUirict of tie Ir.Jmn Territory,
Ix'torf K F. Scoffern Mayor.
. V. Hoilltgsworth. plaintiff. I
vh. V So.tX.
C. I' Smith, defendant. I
The attendant. C. L Smith, is named to ap
pear la this court within thirty t sntl
swer Ihocoaplkintot the plsliiUC. K. V. Hoi
liMnwunh. WttACM mj basd this the I St h 6j Kot..imo.
K. P. Booms. Msjur.
C. at. Ftcfchelmer, sllrney tot pline.
Melon Morris, morsels lor Boa-rcsltont
dcftsOtat.
Exec-tor's Kotice.
Notice in fcerehy Sls tht the tsderlrned
ss sppolsted executor of tbe ctlate of J. J.
Heweit os the vnd dj of October, IMS snd
ill peros hTinr ei4.lm sfmumt Mid estate
are requested to present the within tbe limit
preterit by law.
Finer Hewitt. Exeentor
Eatstu J.. Bewett.
Aaj.a. 1K. 11 Younpi Ae.. Uouston.Tei
Warning Notice.
AH pernooe are herotij warned not to hunt or
tiap on my premises. S milua north of C'nicka
ha All iierxooa found hunting thereon will
be proaecuudtothe extent of the law.
KOUER JAMES.
Warning Order.
rteforeK. T. Bcoffern. Mayor of the City of
ChieltaKba, Indian Territory.
Clay Donovan, (iiainun.
W. F. Smith, defendant
The defendant. W. K. Smith. i hereby warned
to appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of plaintiff. Clay Donovan
it, V. ScoirtHM.
November t, 1900. Mayor.
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NO. 547.
Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA, IND. TER.,
Capital, - - $50,O00.oo.
S. P. S-th. J.C. Ihiotrf, S'n. !': z:
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KEMP & SHELL, t
(f DEALERS IN
32 Staple and Fancy Groceries, &
S Fee& of aU kinds. j?
S Prompt Delivery, Jf
JPHONE 82. Main Store Bld'g.VJ
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3 SFECIALTTf.
W. R. TAYLOR,
rial 01 irtri
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AND OOE3S!
McAlester Fancy Lump Coal.
Arkansas Fancy Lump Coal.
DRY COBS
On Hand and For Sale by
GhiGkasha Milling Oo.
ISTEW FIRM
Hollingsworth & O'Briaa
Headquarters for
GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS.
Notions,
Boot and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
and a complete
line of
General Merchandise-
Chiok3Bl-a,
O. K. LIVERY STABLE,
MATT CHILTON, Prop.
Good Teams, Good Rigs and Careful Drivers
alwavs on order.
Can furnish Camp Outfits. Excursion Parties
conveyed to anvooint.
STOCK BOUGHT, SOLD AND BOARDED.
u-entle Horses lor
Phone No. 104.
QGO. TV 50STOfJ,
DUUI II
Hardware, Tinware,
Makes a specialty f $i kind! 6t OalTMixd Iron Work Does repi
work in Connection. EaUrta.giTn and galv.niteO iron oorsioes
6kf ss movmA fttrsst, tM Oktty
C. T. Ekwts. Caskl'-r,
UK. l)mit.OM una. .vs'l (.nL:t.
liak 0? 0-t:cfr- c. Kir.
COLtinistu! Nt.os j .J
C Mo.
SFEfUL ATTETI0. (J VEX 5;
TO ALL WORK. T.
CHICKASHA, IND. TEB. g
Intl. Ter.
Ladies a BDeciaity.
Chicanhn., I. T.
Pomps, windmills.
a rntspstrlsa fcaiMk
J rV I - 3 1
duuk anu YJ
of the th
RnmannhR if
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Reseruatiof
Miil from Personal Ouservat
aaJ Actual Surveys of the
l'rouail. and :an lie d- i
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lati-ly :orn ct. g m
Slreaws are hhown jn-t as tlicjl so
il, Hcbool st-ctious uiarkej I l
anl an accurate de- Af
scripllou of all the fl,h
land given. : 1 "
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ARCHITECT .r -J
and Civil Eng?neVt(
Plans aal Specificatieus Accurvj
Drawn.
Or for sale at Carrathers BookSiiij
Chickabba, 1.1
E, HAMILTON,
1 Attorn ey-at-Law,
Rirr.RF.r. is dakkeptty.
Offee ever CiUteas Back.
J. D. BRIDGES,
LAWYER.
Real Estate, Pension, Genera?
Aeent and Notary Public
Ogee on th St, muth of Chicltnihs
B.U. DsvldwMi. T. K. iM.f
DAVIDSON k RIDDLK,
ATTORN 1ES at LA
NOTARY PUBLIC 1 OFFICE.
Office In ilourland tuilJm.
"hlckasha. - - - Ibd
N. M. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law.
iSBce In Csrcjr ft riupatrlck bulldln.t
BEAVERS i SAYEB
Attorneys at Law.
Office In rear ot Cllltecs B.
nilckubs, : : Indlsa
COAS. H. FECHIIEIMER,.
Attorney at Law.
Office In rear ef Bank of Cnlcksshs.
A leer Milton. John L. MoH
MELTON & MOKUIS, !
Attorneys-at-Law.
CHICKASHA, l.ND. TEB.
II. L. Gltf"6'BY
Atrorney at Law,
Practices In all courts In tha Territories.
B. T. UOLDI.NO. KF.KOKD BO
HOLDING & BOSD, U
Attorneys at Lavibi-
Offies In New Poat Offloe Bulldln. t
Chickasha, - Ind. t
CLARK JaMEs,
LAWYER.
Texss Isads (or tsie ortrnde.
Offlce alts t D
Chickuba, ;! :! Ind
J. E. ST1NSOV, II. D.,
Physician &. Surgeoi
Calls Promptly Attended Sf or aif au
OOlct Paose 91. KesldMuS Pkoat
DR. E. L. DAWSON,
Physician and Surgeoi
Offire si
Pent OSes Drue Stor.
PHONR
DE. C P. TYE,
Physician and Surgeor
B.akks dolnff s (enersl practice 9 )Y j
tsaclslstteotloBtosIl kinds of.urtea N' V
nnrea K. K, I. a p. By. Oo.
oaww corner Cbteksaha art ud rosrtb M f
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W. H. M INTER. t
F
Physician & Surgeor
Office In CitiDrn Etors. : j
Residence
''oae No. . CHICKASBA. 1 1
Dr.C. P. BHOWN,
Physician and Sugeo
OlBre over Bank of Chlrk&.ha.
Pmidctit 'phone, 75. Office 'phoae.
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Physician & Surgeoj L
OfBoe In Chlukaxha Drug Co'a diug stvrjf
doortaatof Bank of Chlckanha. Hi
B r Gilbert.
GILBERT & OILRKRT. T
Attorneys at Law, V
OCNCAN. Ind. Ter. J
Dr. B. W. FESLER,
DENTIST
Up iUim m Post Office Duildisl
J. J. BERRY, Wj
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Of to ny part of Citr.
was
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