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The Chickasha Daily Express.
Vol. 1 Chickasha, Indian Territory, Friday, Deceember 14, 1900. No. 305
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DAINTY
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Those New,
Patent Leather,
3 Bar Strap,
French Heel,
Evening Slippers,
AT
L EMERSON'S,
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Are the Swellest
That's Happened,
fa Chickasha
T Greenhouse,
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I'lutl - CUI HOWUM
on isali' ut hII times.
Orders from a h- !
Inure rl 1 t't promptly.
1'ricen an low aw cmu !
Intil eaewhi r-.
Mrs. Johnston
& Brown.
(ri-1-uiionM at
Dr.JoliiiMou'.s Keaidi'tiee.
Bl TSY BKK
REST A 13 RANT
MEALS AT
ALL HOURS.
SHORT OMDCNS A SPECIALTY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
G, GILBERT.
Judge T. C. Hnmplm , of
South Mc Hester, who welcomed
the delegates to his town, sal )
his address of welcome. 1
"There are people io 8o( s
MoAlester who are in favor of
siugle statehood. There are
in favor of doutile Btatebood, sud
1 aiu sorry to say, there are some
who favor no statehood at all
They are like the Arkansas col
gregutiou. Tue preacher preach
ed a very eloqueut sermoa in
Sunday, uud iuvited all who want
ed to go to heaveu to stand op.
Nobody stood, lie was poztled,
scratched his bead and asked all
who wanted to go to the other
plaue to staud up. Nobody stood.
The preacher was more puzzled
thau ever, and standing awkardly
hi the pulpit, his perplexity show
ed iu his face. A member of the
congregation seeing it, sought to
relieve his miud sud rising said:
'Unother, you probably don't un
derstand our people. Tiiey ain't
ready to go uowht re. They doirt
want to go nowhere, Arkansas is
goad enough for them.' That ir.
Lbs way some ol our people are,
they would not quit South Mc
Alerter to go to heaven, and of
t'oume the other place has uo
attraction for them "
ear-
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ix not so much wliat ueotili-
,'veas their eantliilitiea for get
ting' that weighs them in the hal
unee of worth .
Carnival of Crime.
Guthrie. Ok., Dec. 13. A
nival of crime seems to be raging
over Indian Territory. No less
than 10 men were killed in the last
week. They make a startling
a ii) when grouped.
A negro named Johnson was
killed Thorspay, near Berwyn.
J in Rivers, another uegro, is in
jail there to answer to the crime
At Muscogee. Thomas Owens
shot and mortally wounded Moan
Wiles last Monday. Owens sur
rendered. At Checotah Robert Gentry, a
prominent cattleman and a direc
tor in the First National bank,
was shot and mortally wounded
Moudsy night. It is not known
who did the shooting.
Information reached Mnscogee
Saturday that a negro named Will
Williams shot and killed an Indian
girl named Cboska.
A message from Heagan, Cbick.
asaw nation, says news has just
reached there of a killing near
Albambra. it is said Lon Polk,
ou wlios, farm Day has lived this
year, went to the place to collect
his reut. went
eollec this rent. A
Hued and l'olk shot Day, killing
him iustanly.
A telephone message has been
received by City Marshal Ryan I traeks, mangled beond reeegnit
froui Cbotesb. stating that jini iou. He bad a gnu hoi wound in
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A quarrel en-
NOTICE!
Purchase a home in your young days u
That your old age may be passed in comfort.
ROB t. L. McQUISTON
Will open his Land Office 4 blocks west of
Court house till he finds a location to suit.
Land Bought. Sold and Exchange.
Small houses built on short notice; rents collected; property
looked after and necessary repairs kept up. Should you wifb
to purchase a home and and haven't money, come and see me.
Mortgages raised and loans extended. Purchase a home and
your dear little wife will beautify it. Should you wish to buy,
sell, rent or exchange property of any kind, give me a call.
List your property if you wish to Sell, Exchange or Rent.
Money advanced on property placed in my charge Monei to
Loan. Ii yourare thinking of purchasing lots or a home, call on
ROBT. L. McQUISTON.ii
our Blocks West of the Coort Bouse.
CHICKASHA, INDIAN TERRITORY.
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Simon Vit!klngtick, of
qnah w'xs a member of the
statehood convention at
McAlester yesterday. Mr.
was also present.
Cane
The man who lives within his
income, and saves a little, no mat
ter bow small or large may be his
income, is the man who makes parties have also been
money. The man who saves
nothing, no matter how small or
how lar) e bis salary, stakes nothing.
MHIHIlliniHMlll
J SADDLE ROCK
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A certain amount of dignity is
j a commendable th'ng for an in
dividual. Too mnch of it, makes
the individual a cad.
MEALS AND SHORT OBEERS. I
D. tuot famishes the latest ex
ample of marrying in haste. The
coortsbip lasted two weeks, the
honey-noon 24 boors, and the
grass widow mourns the loss of
1700 as well as a bashsnd.
Neat bud been shot in tl
and arm by Tom Douglas. He
will die:
At Muscogee Jim Scott and L.
Butler, tullblood Creek Indians,
have been lodged iu tbe United
Males jail ou tbe charge of
ing Peter King Saturday. King
was a fall blood Indians and was
foaud dying in tbe road four
miles east of Okmalgee. Other
arrested.
charged with implication in the
killing.
Newa cornea from Chelsea that
a man n.nned Fincher was show
ing new Winchester shotgun to
a friend of bis and accidentally
discharged it. His ( year-old sou
was eating sapper in an adjoiniug
room and the charge passed
through tbe partition and struck
the boy in the head. He died
instantly.
At Wagoner on Monday morn
ing tbe dead body of Eli Peel was
found lying near the railroad
;onld not he located.
physician, who certainly know
VVlial was best for an invalid blue, -Struck
a life-saving caper
By prescribing wall paper
. ... Of s cheerful and sunshiny hue,
i And be went to Town mend's and
was fitted out with Mm proper tint,
and the invalid U doing business as
usual.
Mark Twain wasn't humerouB
when be said: "It's not tbe
slanders that hart a man: it's the
troth."
NOTICE.
Tbe regular annual meeting of
the shareholders of the First Na
tional Bank will be held at its bank
ing rooms alCbickssha on Tuesday,
the 8th day of January, 1!01, be
tween the boars of 10 sr.d 4 o'clock.
H B. Johnson, Cashier.
H. K. Johshoh, J. T. ABsT. Ass't. Cashier.
ruhuT. a. F. Johnsoh, Ass't. Cashier
No. 5431.
C. D. Campbell. Pre .
R. K. WOOTTEM, JB., V
First National Bank,
Capital . . $25.000.oo.
CHICKASHA, ind. ter.
DHSICTOSB:
K M. Bourland. C U Htsstnt. H. Hond, IS. R Johnson. A. L. Xail.
R. K. Woottn.jr , Webb Hendrix. C R Campbell. H. R. Johnson.
CORRtSPO4DEN TS lmjorters sr.d rraders National Hank, New York; Am
CUv. Mo: Boatman's Uaok, St Lou!. Mc. 1 .irjer
jrth. Texas.
Our pal reus
considerate atte
able collateral.
ir accounts, will receive careful and
ion will be extended them upoa accept
M
l'n-sident.
, VicelTestdent
J. A. BonAar. Casbler. J. B Clark. A-t Casn
W. A. Uoh akt, Aas'ttWi
Nature loses nothing, the
scientists Bay this Is a sort of
sop thrown to those with ugly
faces. What is not shown with
out is contained within.
ISTIBLISSID !.
Bank of C hickasha,
CHICKASHA, INDIAN TERRITORY.
Capital. : $20,000.00
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, $150,000.
OfFers to Depositors every Facility which their Balances, Busi
ness and Responsibility Warrant.
J OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT. 1
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l He Gtiickastia
Flectrin LiLTht and
Power company,
Jt K'HTS put in stort uodl .
I u reswlaamaa. Prices on
rplicatioa. ...
nm, jL
Prorletor.
Call OrotraJ sod ask tor Uw- t
TOM IRVING.
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Henry 8ohafer.
VMUULE 1 RETAIL
Liqnors,
Wines.
Cigars,
Beer.
ILPPIKG A SPECIALTY.
EEs RENO. o. x.
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GREAT
REDUCTION
IN
CLOTHING.
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THE BIG CASH STORE
mm1!
RUST.
PROOF
AGAINST
WEAR!
.We can St you h
yon wisii. a liner ,
-at
onr cuirtoraers' attsn
We know no better,
one!;, nt 1 K. or. it
IX AH are Ruat -proof
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75.
Ask to see Warner's RUST-PlrOO.
I am very much overstocked with
clothinp and overcoats. Anyone
in need of clothing will find it to
their interest to call and exainine
our stock before buying.
I am willing to make an even ex
change for the cash, so come and
get my prices.
THE BIG CASH STORE.
J. G. MAYS Proor.
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