Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 290, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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Chickasha Indian Territory Thursday Evening December 7 1905
NUMBER 290
Vol 7
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BEVERIDGE
CONFIDENT
SAYS SENATE WILL ACT. HAS CAN
VASSED HIS COLLEAGUES IN
UPPER HOUSE
v STATEHOOD IS ASSURED
Bill Practically a il Pmed the Senate
Laal Year
j Washington Dec. 7. A ean-
.f vass of the senate to assertaia the
sentiment regarding a statehood
bill indicates says Senator Bfver-
idge chairman on the committee
t n territories that a bill will be
passed this session with a good
Majority. He thinks the meas-
ure will be in the same form as re-
ported last session which pro-
vides for the admission of Okla-
homa and Indian Territory as a
state and New Mexico and Ari-
zona as a state. A bill containing
these provisions has already lieen
introduced by Representative
Hamilton of Michigan chairman
of the house committee 011 terri-
tories. Senator Heveridge has not
determined wherthcr he will offer
an identical bill or whether he will
ia:t tor the bill to come over from
the house.
MR JOSEPH DE GRASSL AS
J RICHELIEU
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J Manager T. II. Dwyer wishes to
announce me engagement 01 Mr.
bseph De Grasse in "Richelieu"
for one peiforur iice in ourcilv. As
this romantic actor has many ad-
mirers here and :"u the immediate
rl-ighborhcod he undoubtedly will
be greeted by the large audience
that his talent as a player and the
entertaining character of his pro-
duction merits. In essaying the
role of Richelieu Mr. De Grasse is
adhering to aline of histrionic; effort
in which he has been taught by ex-
j . pieri&nci that the phygoing public
I 'appreciates him most and as leg-
I itiment actors of Irs.idaiitv are be-
1 o tiling less and ! numerous the
DOC
THE LONG WEARING
(V30NEYBAK
Patented Selvage Silks.
SATISFACTION OR MOINEY BACK.
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Why Moneybak Silks are Long Wearing.
Silk la tho strongest known fiber. It ia only when loaded with
eueuiiada or Improperly woven that Bilk loses muoh of its original
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r!iv MONEYBAK has withstood remarkable tests of strength cud
the reason fur Its giving long wwirr
growing scarcity of them increases
his value as an attraction in this
particular field.
His embodiment of Richelieu is
said to be one of the most interest-
ing impersonations he has put to
his credit and has delighted the
many audiences thus far witnessing
it. The company supporting hith
is composed of very capable play-
ers including Miss Ida May Park
who has acted as his leading lady
for several seasons past. The play
is staged in an elaborate and pic-
turesque manner and the artistic
setting greatly enchances the charm
of the production. Mr. De
Grasse will appear at (he opera
house Dec. 9th.
SURE OF ONE RAILROAD
Duncan
I. T. Organizes
Thousand Club.
Ten
Duncan I. T. Dec. 5. An or-
ganization known as the Ten Thou-
sand club has been formed here
with the object of securing a popu-
lation of ten thousaud for this town
in the next five years. A commit-
tee has been appointed to show
manufacturers the advantages to
be gained by coming here. A brick
plant and broom factory are two
industries that may be secured
soon. Duncan is on a line with
Wichita Falls and the two towns
are working for a connecting rail-
road. A railroad from Oklahoma
City to Driiican. is talked of. The
town is sure of one railroad within
the next six months.
CAS
Christmas presents at the Palace
drug store Dec. 12. 86-96
Matinee Saturday at 20 Jas.
De Grasse in Lady of Lyons.
"The Brnnbwicke" at 126
1 Chickasha avenue Chickasha has
I the finest Pool and Billiard Parlor
in the territory barring none. The
j tables are the !est and most up-to-jdate
that money can buy. It is a
. .asiire to play on them. The
' place is conducted in a first-class
manner. A visit will be appreciat-
ed by the owner. Mr. Lewis. Xg-yo
TRADE MARK.
streiifrth.
But not all pure silks are strong
and I iiig-wearing. Muoh depends on the
knowledfjo put Into tln'ir making. In
MONET ISAK Tufrta It instance th.-re
nre 9t double threads crossing tho warp
in every inch.
A greater number of threads would
crowd the fabric and make it ptiff. Lvss
threads would not givo tho cloth sufii-
cit.'iit body to hold its shape.
Naturally these fabrics give the
longest wear Leeau.se they are dyed and
woven in the only manner in which the
Bilk fibers can retain their original
strength.
Examine a piee of MONEYBAK
ot our silk counter and observe its cloie
even weave and deep rich luster.
Draw It through your fingers ami
note its soft Una texture or "peach"
feel.
Try to tear it and you will understand
ROAD SURE
TO-BE BUILT
THE WASHITA VALLEY INTERURBAN
ELECTRIC SAID TO BE A
SURE GO.
BIG THING FOR CHICKASHA
W. T. Croalen Mikes a positive Stile-
meets. j In a personal letter to a business
j firm of this city Mr. W.T. Croslen
i assures them the Washita Valley
j Interurban Electric will be built.
; After outlining the matter Mr.
! Croslen continues "Now this is not
mere talk or prospects of building
the road but positive facts passed
on positive contracts with people
who are in this business and are
able to carry out every part of any
contracts they may make"
This is splendid news to Chickas-
ha as there is an opportunity for
such a road seldom equaled in any
section.
W. B. PATTON IN A NEW PLAY.
It is with genuine pleasure that
Manager T. H Dwyer announces
the engagement of W. B. Pattou in
his new comedy "The Last Rose
of Summer." Mr. Patlon is the
author of this as well as the
"Minister's Sou" and many other
well-known successes. His plays
are always ciean interisting instruc-
tive and have ever been indorsed
by the clergy. "The Last Roseof
Summer" is a refined high class
comedy-a play of worth of natural-ness-a
play that is uplifting and
one that competent critics have
seen fit to say:
"One is better for having seen."
With a play so purely human and
so admirably presented small won-
der then th-.t Mr. Patton has
achieved a success of the most
pronounced kind and has reached
a prominence that few stars attain
without years of waiting. Mr.
in his new p!ay will be surrounded
with the ve.'y best cast atteinable
m Arrivals Daily in our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Department. We now have the greatest
Suits Cloaks and Skirts in Chickasha. To
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and the scenery and accessories
will be of the most lavish descrip
tiou.
FUTURE OF TERRITORY SCHOOLS.
John D. Benedict superintendent
of schools for Indiau Territory
thinks that $500000 will be neces
sary to keep the schools in the ter-
ritory going after the tribal govern-
ment expire until such time as a
state school system can be establ-
ished. He also beleives that a bill
will be introduced in congress this
session carrying an appropriation
for this purpose. There are now
nearly 1000 small school houses
scattered all over the territory that
have been built by public spirited
patrons and with tribal assistance
and those are on land belo nging to
the Indians. As soon as the school
houses will become vacant and will
be used by the owners of the
land hs houses and barns unless
congress passes au act continuing
the schools in them. Mr. Benedict
has been in Washington . in tde in-
terest of some such legislation.
This is the season of the year
when the prudent and careful
housewife replenishes her supply
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy'.
It is certain to be needed before
tee winter is over and results are
much more prompt and satisfactory
when it is kept at hand and given
as soon as the cold is contracted
and before it has b;conie settled in
the system In almost every in-
stance a severe cold may be ward-
ed off by taking this remedy .freely
as soon as the fiist indication of
the cold appears. There is no dan-
ger iu giving it to children for it
contains no harmful sr.bstance. It
is pleasant to takeboth adults
and children like it. Buy it and
you will get the best. It always
cures. For sale by the Palace
Drug Store.
REVOLUTION' IMMINEN'T
A sure sign of appoaching revolt
and serious troubles in your sys-
tem is nervousness sleeplessness
or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters
will quickly dismember the trou-
blesome causes. It never fails to
tone the stomach regulate the Kid-
neys and Bowels stimulate the Liv-
er and clarif ythe blood. Run down
systems benefit particulars- and all
the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough
efiectivness. Electric Bitters 50c
ane that is returned if it don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by
Biown & Co. Druggist
Black and Colored Dress Silks
the largest assortment to select i and Cloaks now while you have I
from in the town.
Full line ofjcolors in the yard jean get your size.
wide changeable effect in silk s We sell the Fabian Skirts j
now $1.00. Xow isjthe time
buy "while vou can tret what) The Finest Line of Furs ever)
you want.
If you are" looking for good honest
merchandise and your money's
worth and the right kindjof treat-
ment caIlonrjthe......:.H
MERCANTILE COMPANY fl
ANOTHER STATEHOOD BILL
Chairman Hamilton Introduces a State-
hood Measure Which May Display
McGuirc's.
Washington Dec. 7. Represen-
tativeillamilton of Michigan today-
introduced a joint statehood bill
providing forthe admissions of Ok-
lahoma and Iddiau Territory to
the union as the state of Oklahoma
and the admission of Xew MexicT
and Arizona as Arizona. With
slight changes the bill is the same
as it was after being amended by
the senate at the last session.
Polygamous or plural marriages
are forever prohibited in both of
the proposed state and the pro-
hibition amendment of the senate
forthe new state of Oklahoma is
cut out. As it now stanbs the bill
prohibits the sale of liquor to In-
dians in both the proposed state
but places no further restristions
upon the traffic
STATEHOOD DAY
Dec. 12 at Pettyjohns.
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TALKING RIFE:
ineurance we consider to be doing you a great service. Es-
pecially if it induces you to think of all the lack of fire in-
surance may possibly mean to you. So we again remind you
that you have not yet secured your
INSURANCE
Surely vou cannot mean to neglect it longer. It costs so little
and may prove so valuable. For your own sake why not
order us to write you a policy.
CHICKASAW TRUST CO. BANK.
Insurance Department
CHICKASHA - - - INDIAN TERRITORY
a7atjv ta
stock of Ladies' Rain
see them you will buy.
j Select your Tailor Made Suits j
) a large stock to select from and(
to j the best fitting skirts on earth.
) brought to Cuickasha.
SURPKISE
A few of the maiy young friends
of Mr. and Mrs. O. Coffman. 218
North Fourth gave them quite a
surprise last evening in the way of
a mask-party. Mr. and Mrs. Cof-
fman proved themselves equal to
the occassioa invited the maskers
in and the guessing began which
from the various costumes being 30
iu number made it very interest-
ing and difficult as well. Music and
games a was a feature of the even-
ing entertainment while at 12
o'clock the maskers unmasked the
large dinning room was thrown -open
the participants invited in to
a delightful luncheon. Each ex-
pressed themself highly pleased
with the evening's entertainment
and voted Mr. and Mrs. Coffman a
very pleasant host and hostess.
A COSTLY MIST VK E
Bluneers are sometimes very ex-
pensive. Occasionally life itself is
the price of amistakef but you'll
never be wrong if you take Dr.
King's New Life Pills for dyspep-
ria Dizziness headache Liver or
Bowel troubles. They are gentle
yet thorough. 25c at Brown &
Co. Drug Store.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 290, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1905, newspaper, December 7, 1905; Chickasha, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730092/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.