The Chickasha daily express., August 01, 1903, Image 1

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Chickasha, Indian Territory Saturday, August 1, 1903.
DATLY KXPKVSS TkTn '.On
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We Want a Carnegie Library, Street Cars, Waterworks, Sewerage, Sidewalks, and All Night Telegraph Service. Get to Work!
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INVENTORY
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The store will be closed Monday
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ON ALL SUMMER
I CLOTHING THIS WEEK l
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Don t Bliss llus Opportunity to Dress Up.
Cunningham, Edwards 1 Boyd.
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J. R. HARRIS
DEALER IN
GLOVER BRAND SHOES
(UNION MAOE1
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Examine My Stock.
J. HARRIS
40.1 Cbickasbn Ave.
Daily Express, 10c per week.
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On alt Ladies' Low Shoes
to clean up the line.
LADIES' W&lking bkirta, unlined 1
this neck 3
Off.
OUR STOCK of Men's and Ladies'
Knit Underwear ...
is Complete anil at very little j-rkefv
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Men's
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A FULL LINE.
Shirts
Jackman &-Lemon-j
Crnor Chickafha Avenue and Second eticet.
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If l'LEASANTAFFAIK. J IT nnni flfjfj
Jl . l(J - Mr. " Juo. W. Brown En- t 11 I j j j (jl (
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A. M. Crixiko of the
Express'' Fnrnibhcd
"Daily
One.
Five Fins Attractions Secured
The Central Lyceuiu Bureau
. GuaranteeB tn MissMu Dates
A Musical and Liter
ary Course.
air. Aituur M. Croukp, eircula
tiou innn.-ier of tbo Daily and
Weekly Express. Lai entered into
a contract ttu tbeCVu'trul Ljceua'
Bureau of Iloc'iester New Yoik
whereby he wdl give Ihn people
of Cliickanbu a splendid lcturt
oonrse during the coining winter.
Mr. Crooke's list of attractions
are the best ever offered to the
people of this city; in fact they are
the best to hc found anywhere iu
the country. They melude not
only the most popular l cturersou
tbd plalfotui, but enteriaiunjenta
oambining music, magic, aionoloi;ue
etc., and a coauio opera company
of 25 ptopla with a stir of inter
Qatioual reputiliou st its h'-u'l.
The cuurae leads off on December
1 with governor Bob Tajlor of
Tenrtseee in his fumoiis le.ure
ontltled"TheFuidleand tbe Bow."
Their is no won popular lecturer on
tbe platform than tb gcuiid, j a vial
pUHosopber whovserved ttiesonth
ero state of Teuoesste two terms
as its chief executive, and made
for himself a host of friends both
north and eoath of Mason's and
Dixon 'aline. A greataiauj Chick
sba people have long wanted an
opportunity to bear this celebrated
mD, and they will no doubt uke
advantage of this one and greet
him with a crowded houw. j
The second member in tbe course
ia a concert by the Boston Star
a couipir.y wbich etuods at I lie
heal of it a class iu the United
Sftstes. These people have been
on the platCorm so long that there'
is do need of their introduction.
They give a program which in
cludes male quartets, solos, both
instrumental and vocal, interspers
ed with readings mid monologue.
The thud entertainment will
occur on January 1. and is a music
al literary eiitcruiuujeut by a
''Carnival of Eutettainen.'' It
comprises music, monologue, fan,
etc, by a company of competent
artis'B ho are past masters ia the
art of fun-making.
The Duruo company, a combi
nation of magicians and prcstigia
tore, fill the tourtu date ou Fvbaary
20. While this company is not so
well known ai tbe predecessors,
they are up to the satneh'gh stand
ard of excellence, and well worthy
of a place ia tbe coarse.
The bright particular star of tht
entire Belief, however, Is the Inst
one, which comes the latter pari
of February or the tirtt of laixb,
on a date yet to Lu tel. It is U
Lyceum Opera Cu , a company ot
2U people, who prtteut one entire
act of au opera, togetlit r with a
varied program of imiaicul num.
berJ. TtuB combination is one ol
the "best BDd most high priced
traveling, and Mr. Crooke made
a special effort to secure tbem.
Tbe price of a tson ticket to
this course b;ir beta placed at
2.50. Tickets to single enter
taiaoieuts are f 1 00 each, and that
is the price jou would pay to
hear aur cue i f them outside of a
lecture coutr-. Sata l- p'ac..
ed on 6X8 t-L-t us soon k.i Mr.
Crooke t?u cc.flae I'. and
secure tha a 5 rfeiiiing Iderature,
probably wit Mo a weik or ten
day'. Solicitota will make a per -eou.i
cstnvasa of tbe town for tbe
tsle cf irion tickets, which
Mr, and Mrs. Jao. W. Brown En
tertain in Honor of
Their VUdtora.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brown
were "at home" to guests last
evening in honor of their niece
and urpbew, Mss Lily Daln Sacrs,
of Oakland, I. T., and Mr. Baa
ijom Tisdale, of Brady, Texas.
Flinch was tbe first form of amuse
ment, prir.es being won by Miss
Ella Williams and Mr. B. B.
Barefoot, who received respect
ively a beautiful boquet of roeee
and a paper knife. Tbis was fol
lowed by a'gaessinf contest in
forestry, in which Mr. Robert A.
was most skillful, wincing s
Bird
coquet of lovely rosea and a ver
bena. Air. Barefoot 'a luok was
oot eo good as ia Ibe previous
game, end he was Obliged to find
onsohiion ia a gorgeous bunch of
sucflowers. Delicious strawberry
cream and cake wis ierved by the
hostess assisted by Mesdume
Johnson oud Sparhs, at the con.
cluaion ot a very del'ghfal even
ing. The 'guests we'e as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sacra, of Oak.
land, I.T., Mr. and Mis. H. B.
Johnson," Mr. and Mra. J. B.
Spartcs, Misses Hewett, Ppencer,
Owsley, Barefoot, Fngan, Fox,
Johnson, Williams, Hamilton;
Messrs. Morgan, Harbonr,.OwHley ,
Simpson, Hull, Melton, Fcytoo,
Barefoot, Bird, Suioiuers.
Pauls Valley Extension Announc
ed For August 1, 1903.
II Will Open a FIna Country !
DON'T NEGLECT...
YOUR EYES.
Our Optical Department ia in
charge of an expert graduate
Optician.
Your eyes tested and glasses
correctly titled. Satisfaction
giiaraDteed.
HAirOM & OWSLEY,
Next to Citizens National 15auk
Drs. Kay and Molesworth Os
teopaths. All kinds of diacates
treated encccaefully without tbo
nse of drags- Female diseases a
specialty. Examination free. Of
fice rooms over Cunningham, Ed
wards & Boyd. dim
San Francisco and return $13.00
via tbe Frisco .System, account of
G. A. 11. annual encampment.
Tickets on sale August 1 to It,
good to return October 15. For
particulars phone I'lO or see A. U.
Wilson, agent.
To ian Francisco and return
$1, via the liock Island System,
for the annual reunion of G. A. K,
Tickets selling August 1 to 14, re
turn limit October 15. For fur
ther particulars sec K. Stephens,
But For The Dieastrous Floods
The Line Would Have Been
In Operation Now
Two Trains Daily.
MELTON HAS RETURNED.
Found Waterworks Bond Papers
Figeonholed---Bat he Brought
Them Oat Again.
Alger Melton, city attorney
of Cuickasha, who went to Balti
mora some weeks ago to represent
the local bdge of Elks In tbe
grand lodge, with instructions to
go on to Washington and harry np
the waterworks matter, th,s re
turned to Chickasba,
Mr. JUlton obeyed instructions
and went to Washington, where
he found Assistant Secretary Kyao
Hitchcock being off on a vacation,
fie secured an interview, and
found the waterworks papers pig.
eonh.led, as he had anticipated.
He succeeded iu inducing Mr. Ry.
an to hasten matters as much as
possible and feels enre that the
payers will be returned in due
nine with tbe secretary's approval.
LAWN SOCIAL.
A la.vn social wid be giren by
the Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist Church, Tuesday evening
Aug. 4th. Ices, cream and cake'
will be served from 6 until 10 p.
m. Alt come and haye a l0cia'l
tunc.
L. H. Williams, of Lawton,
registered at the Fobinson house
yesterday.
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Has just received a swell
liue of p;aiug Tables.
Remember our stocK of
Furniture is complete,
and the largest in the
city. He? ijs before you
buy.
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The Pauls Tal ey Extension,
the new branch of tbe Rock Island
betweeu Chickasba and Paula
Valley, I, T., will be opened to
the public for travel in tbe near
fatnre. It "aa tbe Intention of
the officials It, open it on August,
1, bat for some reason it has been
delayed nntil the return ofSnpt
Tinsman from Chicago. The new
time card is now being printed at
tbe Daily Express office in Cuicka
sha and h will be Issued within
tbe course of a few days at most.
This branch was built jointly by
tb Rock Island and Santa Fe
railroads, to form a connecting link
between the two syatems and facil
itate passenger traftio over the
two lines. Last fail the San:a Fe
built the line from Pauls Valley
to Lindsay, completing it by the
latter part of September. The
Rook Island also built tbe embank
ment from Chickasba to Lindsay,
iu half of the road, bat did not
lay tbe steel until this spring.
Everything was in readiness to
open the road for traffic oiJune
15. Then the disastrous floods
cams and practically washed out
the road from Chickasba to
Lindsay. Thousands of dollars of
damage were piled up against tbe
Rock Island company. Nothing
dauDted, tbey went to work imme
diately to rebuild the hoe, and
now have it in such shape that
they will be able to pat on
a thorough train service soon.
Tbe line runs thorough tbe
very heart of the richest conntry
in the Chickasaw Nation. The
entire distance from Cbickasba to
Pauls Valley is sixty-live miles,
but tbe Roca Jlsland will operate
its trains only to Lindsay, where
tbe Santa Fe will take up the1
tratlic into Pauls Valley. For
the present hut two trains a day
will be operated, a mixed freight
and passenger, leaving Chickasba
at 6:30 a. m. arriving at Lindsay
st 9:30. Returning, the train will
leave Lindsay at 10.15 a. m ar
riving at Chickasba at 12 43 p. m.
Owing to tbe condition of the
roadbed since tbe wasbonts were
replaced the trains will not be
able to nake good time, but this
will be remedied as soon as the
tracks is in bettsr shape.
The cptniog of thu road gtves
Cbickaaha a new avenue cf trade,
as it is the only town of impor
tance on (he line outside of Taul&
Valley. It is a veiy rich country,
and a section which wilt be settled
very rapidly. . It ja stated t'Jai
already toe sidiags at each of the
intermediate stations between here
and Panls Valley ace even now
filled with cars of wheat waking
to o forward."
The Chickasaw
Trust Company
receives the accounts of firms,
corporations, individuals, banks
and bankers, and extends every
courtesy and convenience con
sistent with prudent bankii;.
Capital, $100,000.00
OFFICERS
ED. B. JOHNSON. President CHAS. M. FECHHEtMER, Vfce-Pres.
V. H. GUKEY, Second Vice Pre-.. H. L. JARBOE, JR., Sec'y & Treas.
M. C. CANNON, Asst. Sec'y & Trew.,
DIRECTORS
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P. K. WOOTTEH
W.l. r,H!tT
H. B. JOHNSC1
W. H. Gir KEY
I D B. JnHNSQN
J. w. Speaks
Cliickaeha, Indian Territory
H. L. Jaspop, .Ir.
I. HA. tCHHElMEg
C. PUTHERhOKD
Tip Rio1 P
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ARE YOU fill ECONOMIST?-' IF SO
Why let thia fine opportunity slip you, to buy one
of these Special Pale fi ice Suits at 9.75; not one
of them worth less tban $12.50, Meet cut, no old
, stock. We .propose to make July a Ilecord-Breaker
in merchandising in Chic kasba, the pi ice reducing
knife goes to the hilt.
We handle the best line of work r-lnvpe nn tbo
. e iuu Miamiimuu vuai-
anteo our il.00 Union Made Gloves, tha he.si n,t r.hnt u
for the money. We are making special prices in Men's dress rants
ucrr luiijTi iu xu-ou o eiiu buu ivii rials, mo very latest out.
New shapes in Men's dress ahon.
ILTON-HROWN line, are suing at f 1,50 tu W.00. Fat. Colt a
beauty at 4.O0.
"Catchy" iiriceB are in effect in Men's unit I!
mi w yrj a uiurj uil ''U
Coats, also Coats and Vests.
Don't delay this chance. P,n kn tim t. Ifirnll Hti.l 1.. .... IX . u
- ,. . au., let ua u"ure
with you on tho problems ot great money saving. Kespt.,
THE BIG CASH STORE
CHICKASHA, I. T.
J. G. MAYS, Prop
Mr
B. SI. Shanks, day yard master
at tbe Iiocfc Island depot, has taen
raoieu a oner vacation ena ae-
psrted laft night for Oaleibnrg,
111., where he v, ill visit old frljnds
and re!atin:s. and endaayor to re-'
cover hU health. Mr, thanks is
in bad chape from malaria fever
aad his many friends here hope
that he easy return fully rcs.cred
and rested,
Dr. and Mrs. C. 6. Foster aad
tamily leave the first of the week
for au cverharl trip to Outpour
Springs where they expect to rc
mala br a week or 60.
C!d rri' f-r &!e t ti!e c;.
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All the latest things iu'MouMirigs.
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To E"pply crystal, lrc;?2, dis
tilled watar at less than 3 cents
palloa 23 its. melted ice
makes 3 galleys of pure, crystal,
distilled water, free from the
slightest taint cf disease germs.
Cool drinks, cool food and rrfc
water insures healtb, 'm hot
weather.
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Mere than twenty d. o:jb!e-p.i
pcrjres a year ''oy Charts
Das a Gibson r.rt Cn!v a part of
the good ty. that come week
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