Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 19, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1904 Page: 4 of 4
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LI-ROY MAXKY ASST. CASHIER.
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V e intend to sell every shirt waist T
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Ve have placed on our centre table
4 all of our $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00
4 waists and put one price on all of
j them. Come and take your choice for
i $1.48
We still have a few Quet n Quality
Shoes left which we will close out at r
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DUALITY
SHOES
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:CHICKASHA. IND. TER.
Capital J 100000.00
II. M. HOLItl.A.ND
A. N. (i I I.K KY
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Surlus $25000.00
YOUR BUSINESS & LICITED.
DIRECTORS:
T. W. I.ANIEH K. B. JOHNSON
C. II . BErtKENT K. K. WOOTTEN
BOND C. B. CAMPBELL
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8. TIJi'SMAN
B. JOHNSON
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TER UNDERWEAR
4 Come and take your choice of any
J of our winter underwear at 35c agar-
MENS HEAVY WIN-
4 merit. This includes all of our 50c
4 75c and $l.O0 underwear.
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1 prices on goods that are far below the
4 actual cost but we intend to dose all
j odd lota before inventory.
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Morgan & Gribi
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Early spent
.Sunday in Oklahoma' City.
.Miss Myrtle Wooldridge who
lias been ill for some time is im-proving.
Miss P'tU Proctor who lias been
U-tn confined at home with
measles is rapidly improving.
Mrs. I T. Wimple and Mrs. A.J
Even-It were called to Kansas City
last week serious sickness of rela
tives.
was 111
Mrs. R. N. Prown lias been visit
ing lier (laughter Mrs. I). K. Em
crson lias returned tli her home in
Sherman Texas.
visited his
last week
in Wichita
Theo. Morgan who
brother lien Morgan
returned to his home
Sunday morning.
Charlie Uennct arrived Saturday
night from I'ort Worth and will he
at the Salvation Army tonight
ou't fail to hear him sing.
Wanted; Woman for chandler
work; must have experience call
t 213'ii (Jhickasha avenue up-
stairs VV. M. Kellogg. ly-22J)
John Jrcton of Ire-ton was a
pleasant caller at this office Satur-
day. Mr. In ton has the honor of
having given the name to the far-
famen city of Ireton.
Mr Viltuiri.of Otlowa 111 was
registered at the Early yesterday
together with a party of Illinois
prospectors The parly included
R A. Center and Ceo. .Sargent of
Ottowa; Win. l'owlie Utica; and
Chas. Crownover Princeton. They
are looking at lands with a view to
purchasing.
Staff Captain J. T. Dale the di.
visional officer of Oklahoma and j
Indian Jerntory will he here
J nesday night and the Salvation
Army people are expecting to have
n big lime. Every one isinviled to
the meetings in the hall on Choc-
taws ave.
L. Ji. Cum of Hobart
the city yesterday.
L. A. Wilson of Snyder was
registered at the KajUy yester-
day. Mrs. W. R. ISurney and datigl:-
ters Una Vallie and Wane-he ar-
rived today from Arduiore and are
the guests of Iv. S. Burney and
family.
Mrs.
GOAL.
G.
GOAL.
VV. MUNFORD &
GOAL.
CO.
Phone 255.
. Farewell Reception
Kvergreen Ijdge of Kebekahs
gave a reception Saturday evening
in honor of MissLilly Rose and Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Strost'er. It was
held at the home of Mrs. Mary K.
Cross. Past Noble Grand of the
Rebekahs.
Otiitea number f)f the Rebekahs
and Odd fellows were present. The
home of Mrs. Cross is well adapted
for entertaining such a gathering.
The evening was sjient inot pleas-
antly. Old fashioned games were
indulged in and refreshments were
s :l'ed.
Miss Rose is the daughter of
Grand Master J. A. Rose. She
has been a most active and useful
member of J'A'ergreen lodtre and is
most highly esteemed. She is de-
servedly popular among the mem
be is of the order and all our people
Mr. and Mrs. Strosnider have
large circle of friends who will
greatly miss I hem. Mr. Strosnide
has been an enthusiastic worker
the I. O. O.
in the city.
Mr. and
Miss Rose
California.
1 and in other order
Mrs.
leave
Strosnider
tomorrow
and
for
A War Catechism
Iy. I). Neville who has
been quite ill for the past ten days
is improving. Her son Roy
Davis who has been off duty on
account of his mothers illness has
resinned work.
.Mrs. itauuaii Carr supreme
deputy of the h. O. T. M. left
Saint.!.!' for her home in Oklaho-
ma Cily. A special meeting of
Ch;(.Li ha Hive was held Saturday
sit wha-h one candidate was initial
ed. Mi. 1. I. brook presented the
Mipicnie deputy v a
jHiint hue hamlkcuhief.
A Sudden Changs
The mercury took a sudden tum-
ble this morning and at 2:30 this
afternoon the government instru-
ment showed ten degrees above zero
The weather was warm yesterday
the maximum temperature for the
day being 4-plegrees. The wind
changed suddenly to the north
about five o'clock this morning and
in an hour its blasts were bitter
cold. Snow flurries together with
the high wind this morning made
life out of doors extremely disa-
greeable. The weather bureau
predicts a blizzard.
Scrcsis
Jan. 27.
Hostess Mrs. Howard Gilkey
Preceptress Mrs. I K. Riddle
1. Why was Galilee a desirable
field far Jesus to work in?
2. How did Jesus get himself
before the people?
3. Yv hat in his manner attracted
ittctition?
4. iName some ol Vlieinostim
porlaiit events of (his period.
5. Which one of the event
marked an epoch in this period
creating anew departure in Jesus
method of carrying on his work?
o. v nat spiniual preparation
the choosing of the
preceded
twelve?
7. Name at least five miracles of
litis pcrioc
R. What great discourseof Jesus
111 tins period and what was im
theme?
9. What was John's last nu-
ge to Jesus and what was Jcmis
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10. What acts of Jesus brought
beautiful I forth the opposition Oi the official
clasjes?
What is the trouble in the Far
Past?
Japan is trying to keep Russia
out of Korea.
What is Korea Mid where is it
situated?
Korea is an autocracy under
Japanese influence about as large
as Kansas with a population esti
mated lit between Hand 16 millions
l'he empire occupies a peninsula
just south of Siberia jutting into
the Pacific ocean between the Vel
low sea r.'.io the Sea of Japan and
reaching within less than one hun
died miles of the southern end of
Japan.
Is Korea a rich country?
Not especially. It is a purely
agricultural land and the methods
of cultivation are primitive. A few
gold mines are operated and there
are supposed to be deposits of cop
per iron and coal.
Why then does Russia want Ko
rear
C hielly because ol Us position.
Korea is an extension of Manchuria
which practically belongs toRussia.
In the natural development of con-
tiguous territory Russian mer-
chants have crossed the boundary
into Korea and Russian interest
accumulating there under the weak
native government naturally look to
the czar for protection.
Why is Korea of strategic value-
to Russia?
for two reasons. First Russian
vessels lnu -t make a long detour
around Korea to pass from Yladi-
vo lock .Siberia to port Arthur
the Russian harbor at Manchuria.
In this jouriK y they must traverse
a narrow strait net ween Korea and
a Japanese island comparable to
Gibraltar. To insure free passage
lussia seeks 10 control me end ot
Koicrn peninsula. Second when
Russia begum lis anticipated ab
ruption of China it would he in-
on v: iilenced if a hostile power j
should have a military has;.- on the -
litbeaslri 11 coast of Asia. There-!
with a population twelve times as
dense as that of the United States
and it seeks an outlet for its iinmi
grants on the mainland. The is
land empire has hoped too to
make Korea the base of an attempt
to extend Japanese influence
throughout China. Furthermore
it now conducts nine-tenths of Ko
rea s commerce and owns Korea's
two railways. Its trade and rail
w ays would both be threatened and
probably i deprived ot value in
the event of Russia's success
And finally Japan holds that its
own independence would be men
aced were Russia to gain the har
bor at the cud of the Korean pen
insula almost within cannon range
'of the Japanese island fortress of
Tsushima.
Does Japan want to annex Ko
rea?
No. It is satisfied to maintain
Korea s sovereignty witti the ex
pectation that its natural advan
tages of situation will give it the
lion's share of Korea's trade.
When did the trouble between
Japan andRussia liegin?
It began in 1895 when by war
Japan had forced China to recog
ni.e Korea's independence and . to
grant Japan the southern end of
Manchuria. Russia forced Ja an
to give up Manchuria seized the
surrendered territory and secured
timber cutting concession in the
Yalu valley in Korea.
What brought 011 the present
crisis?
Last year Russia advanced the
claim that the timber concession
extends to the valleys of all livers
tributary to the Yalu and that it
gives the Russians the right to
build railways and to monopolize
the port of Yongampho at the Yalu's
mouth.
Did Russia announce its intention
to annex Korea?
It did not. But Japan took the
ground that its procedure meant
virtual annexation and so issued a
protest.
Is this likely to lead to war?
Japan says it will unless Russia
recedes from its claims. Kansas
City Star.
The meeting of the New Century
Club at the home of 'Mrs. Traut-
man tomorrow afternoon has been
called off on account of the illness
of Mrs Trautinan's little boy.
Owing to the sev erity of the weath-:
er no meeting will be announced
until the niemljcrs of the club are
communicated with
For any
trouble see
Hotel.
mental or
Dr. Long
nervous
at Royal
. tf
If the electric lights please you
tell others if they do not tell me.
Phone No. 200 or 100.
tf Jas. M. Ilockaday.
All kinds of scavenger work done
on short notice. Leave yonr order
at the Nickel Store. tf
J. B. Boatright.
We have leased thenew storeMjuilding
two doors weat of the 1st National
Bank and will Juiove as soon as the
buildingjislcompleted alxnit 30 days.
During that time we wih to - - -
Reduce our stock
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as much as possible and any one who
has need for anything in our line
would do well to see us before buying
elsewhere.
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The Famous
Jackman & Lemon
Solid silver spoons knives and
forks the exact articles for wed-
ding presents. Haltom & Ows-
ley. 18-21
Phone your ' electric light
troubles to No. 200 or 100.
t Jas. M. Ilockaday.
If you want your house wired
for electric lights see V. L. Perry.
Oihce with Chickasha Tailoring
Co. tf
We are showing a select line of
fancy mantel clocks in gold and
enamel. Haltom & Owsley. 18-21
Rooms 25 eents. Rates $4 and $4.50 Per Week
CITY HOTEL
The most popular workman's hotel in Chickasha. Free literature aud
n social games a specialty
Special Dinner Every Day 20 Cents
Traveling Men Treated Like Home Folks
Hospitality our Specialty; good me lis a certainty; clean beds given to
rooms with pleasure.
W. O. Livengood Prop'r. 224 Chickasha Ave.
Join the People's Coal-
ing Station ciub.its the
hot stuff. Phone37.
Our slock of handsome parlor
lamps are reduced. Trice from $3
to $10.00. Haltom & Owsley.
18-21
Cut glass is the popular gift for
a wedding present; see our stock of
new patterns. Hoi torn & Owsley.
' 18-21
AUCTIONEER.
W. A. Ferguson has taken out
license as an autioneer. All old
friends wanting his services will find
him in town.
If stray stock trouble you phone
the poundinan. Phone 362. tf
POOR
MILLIONAIRE'S
STOMACH.
The worn out stomach of the over
I milliouare is often paraded in
the public prints as a horrible ex-
tmple of the evil attendant on the
lossessiou of frTat wealth. Put
n;u; ;.- ... . .1.
uiiiMoiLiin- ue noi me oniv ones
wao are afflicted with bad stomachs.
! lie portion is far greater amomr
the tailors. Dyspepsia and indiges-
tion are rampant among these iH.-o-
:e and tm-y sutler far worse tor
tures than the miilioiuiire i.t-.l.....
icy avail tliemse ves of n s( iil..r.i
medic. ic like Green's August
Flower which MS vvn a f;V0Vjtt.
household remedy for all stomach
troubles loro.er thirty years. An-
gust Flower louses the toroid liver
thus creating appetite and insuring
pci feet digestion. II tones and vil-
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v..... v.oioj svsu'iii an ln.'ikiu
Our membershm list
is raoiuiv srowme'. it
win be complete when
all the peorjle lorn: the
initiation fee is $4.oo
o.f)o $t.oo$7.oo and
.ooaccorameto dual
ity; the People's Coal-
ing Station: thone 37.
Mardi Gras. New Orleans La
Feb. ioth to 14th 1904; for the
above occasion we will spII romirt
trip tickets for one fare plus $2.00;
date ofjsale Feb. 9U1 to 14th; good
to return Feb. 20th. extreme limit
March 5th which may be obtained
by depositing ticket with Joint
Agent for which a fee of 50 cents
will Ik charged; any further infor-
mation call or address.
R. Stephens Agt.
If your stove is ailing
u y a unange ot ieea we
have all varities? Th.
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reopie s Uoaling Sta
tion; phone '67.
ATIENTION WOODMEN CIR
CLE.
Special
Announcement
I have purchased the Spot Cash grocery stock on
the corner of Chickasha and 4th street with the
Rosenquest meat market. I will keep a full line
of staple and fancy groceries and all kinds of
fruit vegetables in their season. ...
Remember Our Prices
will be as low as any in the city. Goods will lie
delivered piCEiptly to any part of the city. Your
meat will be delivered with your grocery orders.
Your patronage is solicited. Phone 103.
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For cut prices quality
and quantity call up
the People's Coaling
Station; phone 37.
Let u figure on your lumberbill;
we will meet any prices and de
liver it free any where in the
ciy. i83
T. J. Stwart LumVr Co.
I want to buy 2000 nice young
hens anything but Leghorns.
Scott Jones 212 3rdstreet. tf
The office of the Electric Light
Co. has been moved to the plant
where all customers and friend
will be welcome. If you do not
feel like coming down phone 100
or 100 and some one will come im-
medieately to attend to any trouble
tf Jas. W. Ilockaday.
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Why docs Japan ol.jcU to the lr Ma(i(
Russian annexation of Koiea? icgularsi.e
Because Japan is overcrowded I West Side Drug Store
All those that owe far assessment
1904 Jan. of Woodmen Circle can
pay same at Bank of Commerce
ind receive receipt-
Sharon Richards Clerk.
POSTPONED?
iue 'lorn Thumb wedding-
"OH.li was 10 nave occured this
evening has lx-en postponed till
vcu.esuay evening. The children
For Sale jtj Bargain
ine huig iong Restaurant. Do-
ing a good business. Investigate at
122 Chickasha Avenue
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mi-Uer what c ' lrl 111 " arc requested to
bottles 25c IR'et al lc ojrn house Tuesday
r.iwM.u. tiiein come imnie-
diateiy after school.
Wood
For
Sale
By the
Cord
or in smaller quantities by
Luther Smith Unite! States
jailor. In the rear of the
Unild ftaUs Court House.
Luther Smith
Miss Mattie McBride
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At Melbourne & Hayes raw Office.
Experienced operator and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. - - -
J- P. NAIL
Dealer In
REAL ESTATE
Farms and leases a Specialty. Y
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 19, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1904, newspaper, January 25, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732109/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.