The Chickasha daily express., May 02, 1904, Image 4

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Afu
l.-s ,f the
JOvVll i:t
Fair.
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the
k-ui i
;j Treasure
If I'LlilUIK'.-) l)f .-,!(
China has mn ! .! fr,,ni ;a-r shell
to cuter the world c-f pi(j;:iss un.l
mingle with otln.;- gre..l nations.
JKt e n!. bit at the Woihl'.s Fair in
St. Loins is olio tif the slllpli.-eS nf
the exposition, imperially at
tiaetive is J lie ChincM.- exhibit in
the Libera! Arts Palace, The ex
'"h, is in cnarge or .Mr. u. I eise-
lois, occupies a prominent place in
this huge building ami 'attracts
immediate attention by it?, arti.-,tic
pagodas, fantastic carvings ami
gaudy Colors.
This exhibit ir, approached
through three cutiniieis .all stir-
. i .. i. .
iiiouiueu Willi gorgeous papula
roo.'s ill many eolois, skilfully put
together with nails, screws ami
lxilts. At the central entrance
there is an elaborate doiible-i oolVii
pagoda like that used in the Chi
nese, palaces, temples and other
great buildings. There is also a
magnificent national arch or "Pai
Lou" and a complete model of the
great temple of the Chinese city of
lMiig t o- i ins tenipje is a won
derful work of art richly carved
with figures representing battle
features of the days of Confucius
and decorated c living, gaudy am!
gorgeous in scarlet and gold. The
gilt work is of surpassing beaut)
and givesjlhe temple an appli
ance of magnificent g ranch n.
Every detail is carefully caciiec!
out and is a perfect copy of the
King To temple.
The front entrance to the outer
court is guarded by .sentinels sta
tioned at the gale and
upon the parapets of the great
walls surrounding the temple,
while immediately over the gate is
the guard house, where additional
troops are m reserve for emergen
cies. '
The inner court leads to another
gate which approaches the theatre.
The Chinese theatre proper is not
a place of amusement but is a part
of the temple of worship, where
the Chinese assemble on, great oc
casions or after .having escajKid
.some calamity, to offer jiraise and
thanksgiving to their gods and re
joice and make merry in their gr.it
ilude. Of late years, .since the ad
vent of foreigners 1 into the Celes
tial Umpire, the Chinese theatre
has changed materially and has be
come a place of amusement. The
theatre shown at the temple of
Ning I'o is as it existed in the
lime of Confucius.
.. , ;:roin l tic theatre a smaller
court icads to the temple piopcr,
where the idols ?re enthroned at
the great altar and side altars.
The Rtpoited Discovery of $.210000
Near Atoka
Atoka, May 1 It is rejorted
here that buried treasure has been
found hclwecg Caddo and Boggy
det. The find was made near
the 1 -lace Were an old loir -cabin
Mood years ago. Three large cop
per kettles and a jeculiar shajH
copier va.-e were also found. The
find was made hy a Mexican and
the amount of money obtained may
:e aiinost fvj 10,000 as 210,000 was
engraved on the vase. The Mexi
can who dug up the kettles has
disapju-ared. There are two stories
is to who buried the snpjxjsetl
treasure. One is that it was plac
ed there by Mexicans and the tnau
I vho foimrit was diiecled there by
in old chart which he found in
Mexico. The other story is that
it was money buried by"Ken" Mar
shall and other wealty Indians
who lied from the Creek Nation in
the Civil war and went south. It
has always been lielicved that
these men buried treasure on Hog
gy creek, but it never could be
located.
Riena Maria.
Men's pants, Shirts,
underwear, shoes and
overalls at a great sac
rifice this week. Good
shoes are the kind we
carry and you can buy
them at less than
cheap shoes cost this
week at the Mississippi
Store.
C. B. CAMPKKM., YICK PR ESI UE ST.
K. K. WOOTTEN, VICK PK H SI DK FT.
li. JOHNSON, PRl-.SIL.i;NT.
B. V. JOHNSON, CASHIHR.
J. T. Al'ST, ASST. CASH1KK.
I.KKOV MAXKY, ASST. CASH IKK.
ESTABLISHED 1900
THE
51 lJdtlit3Ilal
BARIIiC OF GMGKASHA
CHICKASHA. IND. TER.
Capital $100,000.00
K. M. BOUKLAND
A. b. fill.KKY
T. JOHNSON
Surplus, 25,000,00
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
DlHECTORS :
T. W. I.ANIKK K. li. JOHNSON
C. H. MKSSKNT u. K. WOOTTKN
bono c. it. cami'mcia
w.
II.
S. TINS.MAN
II. JOHNSON
Riena Maria.
Lest, Strayed or Stolen,
One fine pacing sorrel horse,
w ell broke to saddle, 7 years old,
weight about 1030, flax inane and
tail, had leather halter 011 when
Insr Mjeii, foretop cut off, white
spot in forehead, wire scars marks
on fore feet. Will pay a liliera
reward for any information leading
to the recovery. J. T. RowE,
w'35-38 Thomas Okla.
Riena Maria.
Come down to the
sale this week, every
thing is going at great
reductions. Everyday
our customersaresav-
ing money by. buying
here. Mississippi Store
The House That Saves" You. Rloney
The lady of the
household can le
fitted out here w ith
spring clothes to
letter advantage
t h a n elsewhere.
'P 1. .. .1 .
docs not consist merely in paying lower prices than elsewhere you al
ways do that here- but you are able to choose from the best and Dr.-t
: . " "- oneci iroui me lactorv. ikiv smi
t ome and sec our m , ...i. ..
limn iivjvv ies
yo U see you cannot save money I don't ask you to buy. "
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Cash, saves middle mVs profit which I give to my customers.
Men's Furnishings.
The Silver and Gold Band Shirts
$l.oo, $1.25, $L5o
and $2.oo.
Silver Brand collars and cuffs.
Our stock composed of the above
named line make a strong bid for
your trade in the furnishing goods
line.
The One Price Cash Store,
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Chickasha
Indian Territory
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A Magnificent Library of 15 Vai times, worth $.( P'ree of Cost.
Contest that Promises to Prove Unusually Interesting
DETAILS IN FULL:
tia-
IIcre the carving is still more
Vorate and the interior of the tem
Ve ir. a picture of gorgcoti;; sileii
dor. Several smaller le-aiples and resi
dences of Chinese dignitaries are
also shown at the World's Fair
in ailcf their fantastic beauty and
magnificence.
Table linens, nap
kins, towels and Crash
es in good assorments
at extremely lowprices
this week. Mississippi
Store.
Riena Maria.
nla Fe Strike
The Oklahoma KIks have decid
ed to go to Chickasha, I. T., 011
Tuesday, May 3, when the LIks
of that city will dedicate their new
home. A sjKcial train will leave
Oklahoma City on Tuesday after
noon at 4 o'clock, returning the
same night after the ball. All
those w'ho desire to go on this trip
are requested to notify Secretary
O. C. Black as soon as possible.
The exalted ruler has expre-sed a
ksire that all go who can do so.
- Oklah. muus.
Greater bargains in
every department this
week at theMississippi
Store.
,Miss Johnston, -iigMu for Ci
A. Steven's outfitters, tonur
u:'A Idaho or phone 4S.
0
!00 pairs shoes and
slippers at 98c. pair.
Mississippi Store.
j;;k.-, Attvi:ii'ii
IKtt KitiS. LKi-
4 s-
!f sir .i st" I
tl:c in.t:.:df.M:i.
Kik'S and Car
, I! . . Phone
tf
The Ciood Offices of ihe Machinist
Union's Vice-President Pre
vailed in Topeka.
Topcka, April 30. There will
be no strike of machinists in the
service of the Atchison, Topel-a &
Santa Fe railway company here or
at any other place along the line of
the system cast of Fl raso. By
the influence of J. D. Buckalew,
third vice-president of the union,
the men see the folly of a strike
and will stay at their work. Later,
possibly, a strike may be ordered,
but if Mr. Buckalew and the con
servative memlers of the union
can in event it it will not tie on the
mere ground of sympathy.
It is learned that in the shops
lu re, a majority of the machinists
are not memliers of the union and
most of the men who are memljcrs
are opposed to a strike. The men
so voted and it also is a fact that
the majority of the union men em
ployed in the S;inla Fe proper
voted against a strike. How the
majority west of Albuquerque
voted is not known. There are
some radicals here who still want
to strike, but they are far in the
minority.
Wib , the fourth vice-president
ot the union, who was here in the
winter, has Ijccii tranr-ferred to
Cincinnati. It was his radical and
ietkies ittcianecs that caused the
distui bancc- on the Santa Fe- Mr.
Buckalew is an entirely different
man. lie is fair minded, and will
ing to consider IkjUi sides of aqucs-v.-,t
1 1 ..... t :.. . 1...
u h.i'iii me men 1 i "j
an ultimatum before a general
mauriger and give him fifteen miii
uu.s to decide. Buckalew talks it
iwr and w hen he is done he makes
!;.. fl i urters in ihe V. M. C.
. r-ior., of whieh organization
i'.e i-- a i,u u:ber.
A number of our enterprising
merchants, in connection with the
IbXILY EXPRICSS, huvearranged
what will no doubt result in a most
interesting contest between the
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL, the
ST. JOSFPH C0LLKGF, UK
BFCKAIIS, KASTFKN STAR,
LADY MACCABFFS. Tllli
ICLKS, THK A. R & A.M., Tllli
K. OF P., Tllli O. K. S., the
PUBLIC LIBRARY, or any other
church, lodge or oganization you
desire to have own the magnifi
cent library on display at the
liAGLF mliRCANTILE CO.
Store.
The follow ing publications consti
tute the library:
Ten volume set Classic History.
Ten volume set lissays and Ora
tions.
I en volume set of Science and
Philosophy.
Ten volume of Memoris.
Ten volume set of Oriental Litera
ture. Sixteen volume set American Dic
tionary, Encyclopedia and Gazel-
tee.
Seventeen volume set Famous Clas
sic Tales.
Ten volume set of Irving's Works.
Twenty-tight volumes assorted
Popular Fiction.
Sixteen volumes Balzac.
Ten volumes Thackery.
Light volume Gutzot.
Six volume People's Encv-
clojiedia.
Two volumes JL. Gil Bias.
One volume Prince of the honse of
David.
Two volumes Poets.
Six volume set Hume's England.
Total 175 volumes.
I he conditions are as follows:
Any lodge, school, church, club.
hospital, college, or organization,
public or private is eligible to the
contest. Voles for individuals will
not be counted. With each ten
cent casli purchase a ticket will lx-
iven by the merchants through
whose lilicrality this grand library
i furnished, on which w ill le writ
ten the amount of the purchase
and the nuniKr of votes. The
urchaser will write on the ticket
the name of the organization or iu-
tilution for which he or siie de
sires to vote, Mgn their names and
deposit the ticket in the ballot box
nit lie store where and when th
purchase is made. The tickets
will be issuable on any.sccount
Wlieli paid.
i lie standing ot the contestant
win ie jmouslHit exclusively "1
each Saturdays' issue of the Dai!
EXPRESS until Saturday, July 2
lyoj, at 12 ). 111., when the re
maining votes will 1-e counted am
the magnificent library awarded
to the organization having the
largest ntimlier of votes.
The Express will publish in each
issue a coupon, which will cntitl
the holder to two votes that will
be credited to the institution that
is written on the space onfvidci
11
tor same when delivered to the
office of said pajier.
voung ucKeil can te securei
only from the following merchants
EAGLE MERCANTILE CO.
Dry Goouj, Clothing, Boots
Shoes, lite.
J. K. ABERCROMBIE, Staple &
fancy Groceries.
PIICENIX GROCERY CO., Sta
ple and Fancy Groceries.
ANDERSON & CO., FURNI
I URL. Exclusive agents for
Globe-Wcnerke Book Cases.
GILKEY-JARBOE IIARDWARI
CO., Hardware, Implements,
Harness, Saddlery, Etc.
CLAY DONOVAN,
Outfitter to Men and Boys.
II. li. IIOVEY, Fruits, Candies,
Ice Lreatn and Cold Drinks.
F. M. DliNTON'S
Music Store.
I). E. EMERSON, Fine Tailor
ing, Boots and Sh-x-s.
C. A. RAY, First Class Meats.
J. S. HAGGART, Druggist.
DR. J. J. HICKMAN. Dental
Parlors, 204,' -J Chickasha Ave.
WILL HOPKINS. The Leading
Butcher gives tickets.
MISS KATE FRAZIER, Milli
nery, at Eagle Merconlile Co.
HALTOM ec OWSLEY, Jewelers.
J. J. RODDEX, Photographer.
W. A.COOPER PAINT ii. WALL
PAPER CO., Surccssois Mis
souri Contracting and Buil ling
Co.
Want Column.
NOTE CAREFULLY.
The rules of the contest provide that each men haul shall careful
ly make a record of votes 011 Friday night of each week, sending a
luplicaie 01 same to the JJaily Express betole 110011. over his sicnature
the merchant letaining the tickets with record, carefully filing them
away to be delivered to committee 011 awards, who wil be apoin(cd at
the close of contest.
Under no circumstances will any employe or attache of the Dailv
lixpress 1 allowed to cast a vote in this contest.
Curt? l.fjf t M:io
Vri'i
Advertisenicnts under this heai
vytu )C received at the rate of
uiree (3) cents jierline. No ad
vertisement received for less than
lucnty-nve (25) cents. Special
1'ioi.thly rates furnished on ap-
' -me nonce may con-
biin any matter of "i.ost "
"lOCNU," ",,OIi K KNT," "lOK
Ui," "STOLKN," "STKAVKD,"
or any puqw.se without display
hues. 1
For Sale
KkU, liSTATli run sai.k: All
buildings and ground on which
was located our fuinlier yard arc
for sale ata bargain if taken soon.
Logan t i-ricud see F. O.
Stephenson, Royal Hotel. tf.
Sruci.u.S.u.ic: J. P. Nail, the
Live Stock Auctioneer will hold a
special sale at the o. k. Barn the
tst Saturday of every month at
2 o'clock. Will sell live stock of
any kind- tf
Old jiapers for sale at this office.
Miscellaneous
Wanti;ik Position by experi
enced lady stenographer and prac
tical book keeiicr. Best of refer
ences. Address, Box 228, Okla
homa City. nN.in,
House Mover: I w ill move them
my place at any time and guaran
tee the work satisfactory. G. A.
Flcctcher, corner 7th and Ohio.
U. f. B.VI1TH, Plldnl
w, w. HOHNI, V, Prcianii
Wm. INMN, V. frili,
KO. r, JOHNB, C..I.I,
ICitizens National Bar kg
j(ii . Olilcltaaliu., I nil. Xtp,
CAl'ITAL $00,000.00 Sl'KJ'U'S AN1J 1'KOFITS JiO.OCr.tKJ
DIKKCTOKS - Hjl
11. 1". SMITH WM. IN MAN W. W. IIOKNK J. F. SHAKH
W j. i'. dkk;.i:ks j. c. uriggkks i.u. f. joiins ($f
W Accuuian ul morclisuu, lurixjrsiluiih uil ImlivWuiln nolicltud, tvetf lourt- jf
fl y fnioiwli-UcoosUtml will. cotiKTvative bukli.
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Coa.
Koals
here for his health, so we will still pay
ng and give you the liest prices going, w
y-. rt- - t
The malinger is
Union" prices for hand
J Get our price before buying any coal. Phone No. 3. Office and
yard corner of 2nd street and Colorado Ave.
Inninnomi o nnnr iiiRinrn nn
T, II. Dvvyer.
B. P. Smith.
Or
! CARELESSNESS I
I ' 7 " ;
Of the future has brought many a man to grief.
Insurance is one of the things you cannot afford
to put off. It is a iiecesaay investment ami a ,
sate one in the companies we represent. We
place insurance for you in the most reliable and
substantial companies, paying losses promptly. J
With the protection of a jioliey from our agency
you can save a lot of summer worry. - -
Dwyer & Smith:
building, rear of
Office in Citizens Loan and Trust (.nii-.nv
Citizens National Bank. J
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ainea.-u.-s arc cured, Hum under any other kind.
V treatment. Diseases obstinate to any 'other tieatmelit V
yield to the improved methods which we apply. We succeed le-
cause in addition to the principles of nudi'cal science we employ k
nil (li l.il. .1 fin, 1 l,i 1 . l. V
- " - "la'.u uiua kiiunn 10 ineiiietlical proleslein.
'ih erni o-Th eraieanc Tie a tin en t.
Dry Hot Air applied in a scientific manner topically and
generally and combined with medicine will compter mule diseas
es, even after all other methods have failed, Hum any other
form of treatment known. -The following diseases have U en
successfully Healed by Tlierino-Therapie in all the hading schools
and iititiilions in Geimany, Austria, Fiance, England and
Americ'i, witli i phenomenal results and the authorities of the
medical faculties every wilt re have ken astonished at the gicat
lcrcc!itage of cures. Rheumatism, Muscular and Articular.
Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout, Joint and Hip troubles, Neivotis Af
fections, Blood Poison, OUsily, DiaU -ks.Chronie Marlari.i Kid-
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ney and Bladder tioubles, Serofula, Asthnia.Chiunie Bronchitis
I :it':i I 'ii ; iiunt-i i f ..... 1 .1. . 1 1. t .. i . .
-' i'K'i'-'v, iver.ai ami V-aiduic fr
both combined, Bneht's I)iM .i-c. LaGrit.t .' Tt.!!h. , . i-
means (f this treatment pain i relieved, mobility of stilTciie.'l f
joints restored, inflammatory conditions removed and pathogenic
germs annihilated
hleclro-Jherajicuttc Treatment for all nervous
and functional disturbances, Mich as Neurilicnia, Neuralgia
Myalgia, Mygraine, and all kindred affections. Chorea, St!
Vitus Dance, Paralysis, Locomotor . Ataxia, Palsy and all Fe
male Disoiclcis.
Hi) Jllenns of ihe .Y ,', ,v we make a povitiye diag
nosis n: ease ot Gallstones (billiary Calculi ), Gravel or renal cal
culi, stone in the bladder, all foreign lxlics in the human sys
tem; also tumors, abscesses, heart disease, and almost any ab
normal conditions, fractures.dislocatinns, rectal troubles as piles
flutes, fislulo. We treat rdl (lipases of eve, car.nosc and throat'
' R. W. FREEMAN, M. D.
MRS. A. E. COLLIER, Assistants
- - Chi. kasha, I nd. Ter.
Fok Ri;nt: Two rooms, pleas
nit location on South Hill. Ap
ply to Mrs. Shoemaker, 627 6th
street, Mrs. J. W. Brown's resi
dence. Gentlemen t,r f,.rr.,.l
... j iviiny,
yS-ioyp
Wanted: To put in your elec
tric fans, electric motor ami in
wire jour house for lights. We
carryall kinds of electric fixlnr.c.
includiii" chandeliers i-tr P,rr..
is. Jlockadav. Olfii- wilh n.l. L- .-
ha 1 alluring Co
Fo
rooms
R i:nt: -for
light
Addle.
Phone 354. tf
Two furiiMicd
house ktejiing,
713 Colorado
oprmg dress goods
at almost half price.
Mississippi Store.
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Hot Springs Arkansas, will rf,-.
you a world of good.
Use the water freely. Bathe
in it. Drink it. It is Cood for
almost every disease with which
mankind is afflicted.
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ivi 1111c.
Ladies you want the best, socall
for Simon Pure Baking Powder. It
is the best. Try it. if
Mules and Milk Cows for sale,
ee lid Sjiear, i4k, Minn. Ave. 91-1
loipotn f. Lout Power, llhl-l l)-, SoMma'
ok, t) Dfltr. Smnai (nim.,ini.. I b
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utmrt t. AddrftB( Bishop Remedy Co., San Franctftco.Cai.
H. J. BROWNSON, AGENT
Salma
ii week from Monday,
i.:-k jour groccrj men for Simon
Pure Baking Powder. It is pure
and the !est. Call for it. tf
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