Chickasaw Capital. (Tishomingo, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 31, 1907 Page: 4 of 8
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Tfcs Chickasaw Capital
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R H Bnu-aONEdUorasd Proprietor
Subscription 1100 ft year payable la
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Knwt-d m the Postoffloe ftt Tlsho-
loco I T ftftMoondelftftft matter
Ur HMkell is quoted u ylng
that the conatitutional conveo
tioa will adjourn about February
20th while other members think
it may fiulsh Its labors by Feb
rury 12th
Oklahoma's school fund in the
hands of the State treasurer
amounts to $30080495 The
number of children drawing
school money 226135 an increase
of 14919 The per capita Is $137
as against $145 last year
A - statement is going the
"rounds of the paper that a secret
Republican organization has been
effected that has for its object
the defeat of the constitution
when submitted to a vote of the
people We have no doubt that
there are a good many Republi
can pie biters who would be glad
to see the constitution voted down
and present conditions continued
indefinitely Out they will find
themselves in a hopeless minority
when the voting is done
Col Robert L Owen of Mns
kogee while in Washington quite
recently had an interview with
President Roosevelt and on his
return gave out the following:
“la my opinion President Roose
velt will reject the Oklahoma con
stitntion in the event that the
separate coach provision is in-
corporated therein" From all
accounts that come from Wash
ington it seems certain that th
president is determined to keep
out of the constitution not only
the separate school and coach
previsions but has also made ii
manifest that he will pigeon holt
the constitution should it contain
a clause prohibiting railroads oi
other corporations from import
ing armed thugs to overcome
their employes in case ol
trouble between the company
and its operatives Great is
Teddy
Tlie Constitutional Convention
Notwithstanding all the silly
twaddleground out by the Repub
lican press mill at Guthrie and
supplied to every newspaper 'it
the country which will use it the
constitutional convention is pro
ceeding in the even tenor of its
way and founding out some ex
ceptionally wholesome provisions
for the new State’s organic law
It is taking advanced ground on
most of the propositions brought
before it and working with a sin
cere desire to adjust progressive
ideas to present day conditions
It is apparent even at this
early date that no citizen who is
animated by lofty ideals need
have any fear of the convention
permitting something to creep
into the constitution which will
seriously retard the progress of
the State Some of the proposi
tions offered may appear a trifle
'radical at first blush and occa-
sion some degree of alarm among
staid business men but after
' they are threshed out in the com-
mittees and subjected to the an-
alytical eye of the conservative
members they almost invariably
are rounded out in a form which
leaves scant ground for serious
objection among any consider-
able number
The truth is the convention
for the most part is composed of
men who are animated by the
purest motives Appreciating in
the fullest degree the responsi
bUity(imposed upon them they
are earnestly striving to perfect
a basis for our statutory legisla-
tion which will conserve the in-
terests of the whole people in the
highest degree There may be
a few men' in the convention as
there ever are in bodies of its
numeral size who prefer to rep
resent special rather than public
interest yet tbeir numbers are
comparatively insignificant and
there wilt be precious little to
show their effort wheo Ita work
is completed
' On the whole the convention is
meeting with expectations of ths
great majority of the people and
It appears practically certain at
this time that it la going to give
Oklahoma the beat constitution
of any State in the sisterhood—
Oklahoman
Cotton Will bo Ktug
From present indications it ap-
pears that the new State of Okla
hom will in a few years occupy
only a second position to the
great State of Texas as a cotton
producer The agricultural -interests
of our new State will be
immense
Appreciating these facts anc
the injurious effect that gambling
in futures has upon the products
of the farmers the convention is
considering the incorporation in
the constitution of a clause for-
ever prohibiting the conduct of
bucket shops in the State of 0k
lahoma This has been done in
many of the Southern States
The influence of these institu
tions and so called boards of
trade has become so great that
even our national department of
agriculture has been scandalized
by its connection with these
gambling institutions
The State that is to be the
pride of all our citizens and
the leading one of the Union
should take advanced ground
upou this subject and protect
every interest of the great farm
ing class of Oklahoma Let the
country press take this matter
up and let the farmers all over
the State communicate immedi
itely with their representatives
here and" demand that the "buck-
et shop - must go” — Democratic
Press Bureau
A Good Democratic Dally
To the people of this community we
heartily recommend The Kansas Citj
Daily Post as a newspaper It has
the strongest and best telegraphic ser-
vice of all the papers -in Kansas City—
the Hearst service Jtie associated
press reports have always been pre-
judicial to the Democratic party and
reuders of Democratic papers have
not been able to get at the true in-
wardness of tilings because the asso-
dated is dominated by Republicans
who in turn are dominated by the
trusts ThtT Hearst service Is free
fair and independent
In market reports The Post Is un
surpassed by any paper in the West
Every detail is thorough and com-
plete It la organizing a strong corps
of country correspondents who are
gathering news ffr it and sending the
same in as specials It is reliably
Democratic vigorous conservative
aod straight-forward The subscrip-
tion price of The Post is 23) a year
by mail Therefore all who want a
Democratic daily that has for its
motto:
‘‘Here's freedom to him that would
read
Here's freedom to him that would
write”
will do well to subscribe for The
Kansas City Post Kansas City 510
Wise Counsel Front the South
"I want to give some valuable
advice to those who suffer with
lame back and kidney trouble”
says J R Blankenship of Beck
Teon ‘ "I have proved to an
absolute certainty that Electric
Bitters will positevly euro this
distressing condition The first
bottle gave me great releif and
after taking a few more bottles
I was completely cured so com-
pletely that it became a pleasure
to recommend tills' great rem
edy” Sold under guarantee at
all druggists Price 50 cents
Fifty Cents for Cotton
The News is in receipt of a sample
of long staple cotton from Clarksville
which is said to be and certainly
looks to be the longest of the long
staples of Texas yet shown This
sample is just as it came from the
bolls with the seed still in it The
lint when pulled from the seed looks
to the cautious eye to be full two
inches in length It is stated on the
authority of the editor of the Clarks-
ville Times who sent this sample
that responsible buyers at Clarksville
have offered the grpwer 60 cents a
pound for a bale of this cotton next
fall J W O’Neill whose farm is
near Clarksville grew a row of this
cotton in bis garden last year and
believes be obtained therefrom suf-'
ficlent seed to produce a bale of the
cotton this year The highest price
yet paid for Red River county long
staple is 23 cent 4 pound— Dallas
News
Uooit New fbr Indiana
Washington Jan SO— Tbs Indian
appropriation bill was reported to the
tsnaia today It carries 14300201' a
out Increase of 0306132 over lbs bll
as passed by the housa Tbs Urge In-
crease by the aeuaie committee is due
to apropriatlons uoder which the
Uolted Slates treasurer will pay to a
number of Indian tribes the money
now held In trust as Indian tribal
fund The senate committee feels that
these tribes are competent to manage
their owo aflalrs sad that the govern-
ment ebuuid'cease paying Interest on
the funds
The Right Maine
Mr Augqst Sherpe the
popular overseer of the poor Ft
Madison la says: "Dr King’s
New Life pills are rightly named
they act more agreeublydo more
good and make one feel better
than any other laxative” Guar-
anteed to cure biliousness and
constipation 25c at all druggists
‘ Fire at Mill Creek
Mill Crook Jan 29— Fire broke out
la-it night about about I o'clock In the
grocery of Rchiveuer Rros on the
north side of Muin street and hclore
it could be stopped burned three frame
buildings occupied as follows: Henry
Croc-hell two buildings loss 2000
no insurance Schivenor Bros groc-
ery store loss 2000 insurance 1000
Drs' Dye & C’rimie'i offices loss prob-
ably 100: mostly removed Drowning
St Graves building loss 1000 no
Insurance F M Morley-jewlery store
no 'usurance goods mostly removed
Limber St Taylor tailors no in-
surance goods mostly removed
Bad Stomach Trouble Relieved
Having been sick for the past
two years with a bad stomach
trouble a friend gave me a dose
nf Chamberlain's stomach and
liver tablets They did me so
much good that I bought a bottle
of them and have used twelve
bottles in all Today I am well of
a bad stomach trouble — Mrs
John LoweCooper Maine These
tablets are for sale by all drug-
gists What! Eight percent money
no commissions? Yes on farm
lands Call on Joe S Jennings
com puny
Cham berlan’s Cough Remedy a
Safe Medicine for Children
In buying a cough remedy for
children never be afraid to buy
Clmrnberlaiu’s cough remedy
There is no danger in it and re-
lief is always sure to follow It
is intended especially for coughs
colds croup and whooping cough
and there is no better medicine
in the world for these diseases
It is not only a certain cure for
croup but when given us soon
as the croupy cough appears
will prevent the attack Whoop
ing cough is not dangerous when
this remedy is given as directed
It contains no opium or other
harmful drugs and may begiveD
as confidently to a baby us to an
adult For 9aie by all druggists
THE QUICK WAY
Advertising is the key to the world’s markets It is the
I great agent which educates and creates buyers Every busi-
ness man appropriates a certain amount oi money for this
important work While publicity may not always sell goods
it scatters the knowledge which makes the selling possible
J Advertising of the right kind is the mast economical and
successful salesman that money can employ
There are many ways of marketing goods There are
many different forms of advertising All may have some
merit but certain methods are far more effective than others
There is no line of goods the sale and popularity of which
cannot be extended by the right kind of publicity
Newspaper advertising has proven to be the most prof-
itable because it reaches reading people w hen they are in a
state of mind to receive the information The secret in ad-
vertising is to tell our story in a way that is not forgotten
This can be done profitably in the printers’ ink way “Ad
vertising pays” is the password the Shibboleth of modern
business success
The rapid growth of the manufacturing industries of
this country is due to advertising New markets are opened
and unthougbt of and unknown possibilities are discovered
by the advertising of the hardheaded business men who in-
vest a large per cent of their earnings in newspaper space
—Eli Grocer and General Merchant 1
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Na 7042
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
MUM NATIOM HR
AT
TISHOMINGO IND TER
At the close of business Jan 2f 1907
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 44328 3
Overdrafts acuured and un-
secured 1021 38
U 8! Bonds to secure circu-
lations 0800 00
Premiums ou If 8 Douds 200 00
Bonds securities etc 113 23
Uaukiiig house furniture and
fixtures 360 74
Warrants 1280 80
Due from National Bauks 1
(no! reserve agents) 34)0 24
Due train approved reserve
agents 12491 02
Check and other cas't Item 241 23
Fractional paper currency
nickel and cents 85 93
Lawful money reserve in
bank vis
Specie 1085 25
Leiiu I-tender note 4000 00— 5085'25
Redemption fund with U 8
treasurer 3 per cent of
circulation — 323 00
Total 79437 18
LIABILITIES '
Capitul Stock paid In 23000 00
Surplus Fund 5000 00
Undivided pro II is less ex-
penses and taxes paid 1073 57
National Bunk notes out-
standing 6500 00
Dividends unpaid 140 00
Individual deposit subject
to cheek - 30815 91
Demand certificates of de-
posit 222 00
Time certificate of de-
posit 3301 70
Certified checks 804 00
Total 79457 18
I VIM AN TERRITORY f
Southern District f '
I B R Brundage cashier of the
above-named bank do solemuly swear
that the above statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
B R Dkunoaul Cashier
CORRECT — Attest:
Nick Wolfe
C U HCKItO-VS
Chas 8 Stephens
‘ Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of Janunry 1907
W E Norwood
Nolury Public
Wlty Stiller front KlieiiniatisiiiV
Do you know that rheumatic
pains cun be relieved? If you
doubt this just try one applica
tion of Chamberlain's pain halm
It tiil make rest and sleep pos-
sible and that certainly mians a
great d al to anvoue afflicted wi h
rlteuma isrn For sale by all
druggists
To ilcintbtii'HO Loyal Creeks
Washington Jau 28 — The Indian
appropriation bill when it tfoines into
the senate will carry 000009 to re-
itn'iurse loyal Creeks for property de-
stroyed while they were fighting for
the Union by those Creeks who were
Confederates The amounts of dam-
age fixed was 1210009 and a former
appropriation bill carried that ttuib
but the louse cut it in half which Un-
Indians were Induced to accept ‘‘in
full payment” This appropriation
is to make good the amount then
shaved off ihe debt
The I’ricb ofl’eitee
The terrible itching and smart-
ing incident to certain skin dis
eases is almost instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's salve
Price 25 cents For sale by all
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MAIN STREET TISHOMINGO I T
Dealers in all kinds of
HIDES AND FURS
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Farmer having Eggs Chickens Tur-
key Butter etc to sell are invited
to bring them to us as we guarantee
them the very highest cash prices
Call and ee u when in town
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ATTO ltSEY-AT-LAW
Office upstairs Treadwell &
Van Noy building FirstNational
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NlfK WOLFE WM L LAWRENCE
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LAWYERS
Offices— Capital avenue oppdsltoU
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TISHOMINGO IND TER'
Room 5 O’Brien Building
W W VAN NOY D-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special attention given to the treat-
ment of diseases of Women and Chil-
dren also diseases of the rectum
Over 20 years of successful practice
In Mils locality
Office bourse from 9 to 11 s m Of-
fice rooms 2 3 and 4 Treadwell &
Van Noy building Offiue 'phone 107:
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k Warning Order
In the United States Court in the Id-
' dian Territory Southern-District:
Dollle Vaughn plaintiff I
vs L
Sam Vaughn defendant)
The- defendant Sam Vaughn fg
warned to appear in this court in
thirty day and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff Dollie Vaugbn for s
divorce
Witness the Hon Hosea Townsaml
judge of said court and the seal there-
of this 7th day of Dceember 1000
(seal C M Camphfll Clerk
By R C Fleming Deputy
'Garrett & Bingham plaintiff's at-
torneys Harry L Person attorney for non-'
resident
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Simpson, R. H. Chickasaw Capital. (Tishomingo, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 31, 1907, newspaper, January 31, 1907; Tishomingo, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2042548/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.