The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 82, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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The Chickasha Daily Express
Vol. 2
Chickasha Indian Territory Thursday April 4 1901.
No. 82
WEEKLY EXPRESS
For Chickasha First; The Indian Territory Second: The World After.
DAILY EXPRFSS
Established Dec 28. 1899
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Meet sun the Irtt Monday
each month.
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J. H. MoGL'iBE Pres.
CHICKASHA LoDCt
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J. E. 8T1N80V M. D.
Physicijn & Surgeon.
Cil Promptly Attended lv or ulf bl.
OSes PMm ST. Kesldenee Puooe to
DR K. P. TYK
Physician and Surgeon
rmrtler will lv
.peelelaltes
nuraeoa C.I
t iSn cor
f.urarery AkM.
and Fourth at.
W. H. M1NTBR
Physician & Surgeon.
OSVm la CtiyDru man.
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I'bone No.S. catCKASflA. I I
Dr. C. P.
Physic
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QILSBBT & GILBERT.
Attorneys at Law
Ot'Nt'AN. UK) Ter.
A. W. CALLAHAN
Attorn ey-at-Law
MARLOW - INI). TI K.
B. HAMILTON
Attorney-at-Luw
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Darldaon r. K Klddlr
DAVIDSON 4 RIDDLE
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ATTORN I ES at LAW!Speaker Prince
NOTaBY PUBLIC IN OFFICE.
In llouriand bulldlnc
tad Ta'J
I. M. WILLIAMS
Attorney a
mre la Carey tltcpatrkl
BEAVERS A 8AYER
Attorneys at Law
Orace In roar of Union Hank.
Ickaaba. Indian Territory
CUAS. M. FECUHEIMKi:.
Attorney at Law.
ice in rear of Bank of Chlckaaha
John I
MOltKl!
X' rr:
Attorneys-
Chickasha i
i 1
IW.
:r.
B L. GRI05BY
Atromey at Law
Practices la all court la lb TrrrUorl
Dr. B. W. FKSLJ-:R
DENTIST
Pp ttaus in post office building.
Uridt'c and Crown Work a aprclaltr.
For All Kinds
of Pomp and Wind Mill
Sewing Machine work see N.
it. Powers er leave orders at L J.
Woods confectionery third
door north of Post Office.
1ST. E3. LOWERS
PROTECTING THE
Put hunters trapper
GAME
tin! ship
pers of game are rapidly depopu-
lating the Indian Territory forests
and fields of their game and
though the law upon this matter
is very explicit and a heavy pen-
a I
of
the wanton killing
game in this territory the de-
duction goes on. Prosecuting
the following letter to the com
missioners in his district and will
make an effort to enforce tho law
in this respect:
Ardmore March 27 1901.
To the Commissioners:
very anxious that every effort be
exercised to suppress the shipping
of quail and other game out of
Indian Territory and your atten-
tion is respectfully called to sec-
tion SIS? 1 a-vised Statutes and
also to an act of congress approved
May 2.r) which provides the pen-
alty. Judge Townsend last week at
Purcell (Missing upon this ques-
tion explicitly held that quail was
all nets guns traps and ammuni-
tion an I write me a complete de-
scription of same giving the full
name of t be defendants and their
residence also stating where and
to whom the game was consigned.
If the employes of the railroad
or express company persist in re-
ceiving same for shipment have
them arrested also.
You are at liberty to give this
publicity that all eople may be
duly warned.
W.m. B. Johnson
I nited States Attorney.
Austin Texas April 8. This
morning in the bouse of represen-
tatives a resolution was introduced
by Mr. Phillips condemning Gen-
eral Funston ami the military an -thorities
for the capture of Agui-
nal.lo ami characterizing Aguinal-
d as the George Washington of
the Philippines. It was referred
to the committee on federal rela
tions. A substitute resoluton
praising General Funston for his
bravery ami congratulating him
iijsm the success of the expedition
which resulted in Aguinaldo's cap-
ture was ruled out of order by
The following are the National
banks organized in the India
Territcry during the period from
October 31 18H9 to March 23 '01:
tail Na ional Muskogee. 50000
! Choctaw National Oac
50000
50000
50000
35000
5.000
1 l.'imt National. Miami.
First Fational Davis
First Nat l Barllesville..
First National Marietta.
First National Duncan
Cotton Nat l Oakland
First Natioual Roff.
First Nal'l Okmulgee.
First National Chickasha.
First Nations) Tablenuan
25000
25000
. "i (V 10
.25000
85000
40.000
State Natioual South Mo-
Ale..ter ..50000
First Nat'l Pryor Creek. 2o00
Citiisns National Chick-
asha .50000
Dorant NaUonal 50000
First National Sallisaw. ... to000
First National Ada . .25000
Ads National. Ada 25.000
First Nationsl Coslgate .2000
First National Marlow 30000
Soulheru National Wynne-
wood 50000
Nstioaal Holdenville M.000
First National Sulphur 25000
CUy National Tulsa 25000
Anadarko Notes.
We are thankful for son
that mach needed raiu.
Spring fever prevails tho' these
row winds check the temperature
Dr Hune was called to Ft Cobb
one day this week to look after n
case of smallpox.
U S Deputy Marshal Heek
Thomas has made Anadarko his
headquarters the past week.
The Wichita allotiug agents
are atr'aj i air J time to secur
permanent quarters.
If you want to see the luUst
thing out in ladies summer bat's
go to church next Sunday.
The "fumigating" of the mail
in the post office has been dis-
continued. Several Anadarko ladies weri
shopping in Chickasha this .7eek
Drop your money in the slot
and draw a quarter section. Be
gins to look as if it would be
done that way.
Belter keep your horse iu train
ing though it may be some otht r
way.
Auadarko turued out last wefc
on a horse thief chase.
Two suspects were captured and
Judge Carroll held tbem to ffie
grand jary un er two tboufaud
dollar bond
Mrs t L Fred who has been ill
is reported as convalescent.
Fred Schlegal made a business
trip to Chickasha Tuesday.
John Cragss is moving the old
Joe Stevenson house op near hi
store he will use it as a butcher
shop
Winter still lingers in the lap
of spring.
The reading given by Miss Ma-
ban at the Presbyterian church
last Thartfay eve was well attend-
ed and was voted a success by
all preseot.
Easter services will be held a
the Episcopal church Sondsy
evening at 8 p all are cordially
invited.
The Indian allotments are
progressing rapidly.
LotB of prospective homestead-
ers in town. D C.
The Election.
Carter Harrison democrat was
elected muyor of Chicago.
Rolla Wells democrat elected
mayor of St Louis.
Oriatmill Jones elected mavor
of Oklahoma City.
sprlefleld III April 2 To-
day's municipal contest is one of
the hsrdest ever fonght in this
city. The democratic candidate
for mayor is pledged" to drive
gambling house and wine rooms
from the city while the Repub-
llaran candidate favors a wide
open policy. Notwithstanding
the drizzlng rain the vo'.e will be
large.
When Kiowa Lands Will Open.
Washington April 2 The
date for the opening of the
! Kiowa Comanche Indian reserva-
Tutions in Oklahoma has not
been set; but it is probable that
the lands will be given to cottiers
about September I. The Preei
dent will issne a proclamation
which will give the time. The
land must be opened within six
months of the postage of the aci
relating; to them. This period
will expire about September &
According to astronomy the
dog star must be a sky-terrier.
None bat the brave street ear
conductor deserves the fare.
Health may be wealth bat
you can't make a doctor believe
it.
The feather don't make the
bird. Sparrows never get in the
Aguinaldo s Oatb.
The oath is as follows:
"I hereby renounce all alleg-
iance to any and all so-called
revolutionary governments in the
Philippine Islands and recognize
and accept the supreme authority
of the United States of America
therein; I do solemnly swear that
I will bear the faith and allegiance
to that government; that I wilt at
all times conduct myself as a
faithful and law abiding citizen of
the said Islands and will not
either directly or indirectly hold
correspondence with or give
intelligence to an enemy of tne
United States nor will I abet
harbor or protect such enemy
that I impose upon myself these
voluntary obligations witlisut any
mental reservations or purpose of
evasion so help me God."
I Will Call
at your home and repair your
sewing machine clock gasoline
stoves lamp locks etc or call at
shop tiext door to Hide house
or drop postal card in jxist otlice.
G W Lancaster.
A. J. DENTON
BRICK
Contractor
and Builder.
Th;r: is Some;!: ig to S:: !
THE SHORT IUD ONLY
ICEIIC MUTE TO THE
Missouri amt Mississippi
Rivers and beyond.
A FIRST CLASS LINE TO
Texas and Old Mexico.
CAFE CAR AND RAILROAD
RESTAURANT SEKVICE
UNEXCELLED IN AMERICA.
VISIT
Eureka Springs
The moat convenient all-year-round
resort for people in this seen n.
TriE LINE TO THE LAND OF
Lead and Zinc.
Send your friends in the old
States one of our illustrated pam-
phlets entitled
"The Tot efthe Onrkt."
' Femtheri and Ftnt on Ik Fn$t."
"Frmt Farming Along the Ftitco."
" Tkt Onrt VUin."
" Thert is Smelk:nt to Set Alart '
FrtK Line."
The most comprehensive railroad
literature for the home-seeker or in-
vestor ever distributed gratuitously.
Send an address to Room No.
728 Century Building St. Lou s
and we will nail copies.
Cheap Excursion Rates
to Colorado.
On Jin flSt Jly T. lO m.aad
Kui a. tlekala from petals weal at UU
aoarl Rircr aad east of Colby. Kan. to Den-
ver. Colorado Sprtne. Manltou. Pueblo
Salt Lake City sod OKden. Clan and relura
will be aold try Ike
At rate o
Oae Retiilar FarePlus $2 for Bouid Trip
latum Llrait Oct & iO0.
BEST LINE TO DENVER
onlv direct linc to Colorado
springs and manitou
Take aO ran tare of Vkec cheap rates and
spend your racatloo In Oakirario R lee pint Car
Re-ervaltoos may be nape now for any of tke
ercunrtons. Write far ful laformatloa and Um
beautiful book -tlOi-OKA IX) THKHAGNUrl-
CSMT'' acat uwa.
E. W. THOMPSON A O. P. a
To-peka Kan
ckn 8Jtoast!a0 P. A'. Ckloaca
I
pr u-BTrreYTrorotnnrB gas fl"rmr
. ai
C. D. LOGAN.
A man once tilled at a lawyer's office and said he wan tod a
mortgage. Cn inquiry the lawyer found he had just bought a
farm and wanted the papers drawn. "What you want is a deed"
said the lawyer "not a mortgage" "No" said the client posi-
tn. ly '! want a mortgage. A year ago I bought forty acres
and got S deed and pretty goon another fellow Tea ae along with
a mortgage and took the land. This time Pll get the mortgage."
He knew what be wanted; but it wasn't what he wanted at
all. That's the poiBt. Buy your lumber from us ami we will
only sell you the best if you leave it to us and at prices that will
not call for a mortgage either.
i at Soldier Kans. Corning Kans. Blaino Kans.
toria Kans. Olsburg Kuns. Ilolton. rums. and
Chickasha Indian Territory.
ISLXZSULXSLJlJIJLSLXaJLSLSLSLSL
OPES DAX AM) HHT.
EVERYTHING inSEISOTU
STAR RESTAURANT
LADIES' TABLE
3
Z. L- McF
LUNCH COUNTER.
...STEPHENSON
LUMBER COMPANY...
(Successors to
Lumber Sash
$BUY THE BEST S
Jij When you buy groceries insist on having the beat.
K Impure and adulterated food is dangerous. Really -t-
W good fresh pure groceries coat no more than the W
Vi other kind if you make this vour grocery store. W
ilf Here are some samples of the very best: A foil line of Ferndale W
goods Dunkley's celebrated line of canned goods Hecla coflfee. ri
5 Royal blend tea in Jand lib packages. Cross A Blackwell chow ff
.i... i .i. Perrin's Worcestershire snnce Edam cheese Pineapple k
1.1 Atii I 1 f n o t n r lr ui tR man' s wn rvnr t Frenc 1 1 sar.tincs
w cheese A full line ot Ur. ruit Koyan s imported rrencii banners
MP cranberries and anythine else essential to anrstclass grocery store -j-
J. A. WARE JR. Wholesale Grocer. J
yf STORES at Chlekawha. Mountain View mn Nliackall-
READY FOR YOU
SATURDAY!
We have b;en
to do business.
uiorsing without fail
to lUv : and. we hope by
low prices we shall nive Uie people to merit their lib-
eral patroaage. Yours to serve
NICKEL STORE
HUNT & POLLARD Proprietors.
-V
Short
Orders.
GLOBE
RESTAURANT.
Phone 74
A
WSi At
rr irbTTrgyyis gxgTnra a n a nnnnnr
e c roirun at
w b . I n i oo o
LOGAN & FRIEND...
Fos-
3
MEALS AID SHOUT OKDKKS.
i
i
ind Prop.
CHICKASHA. I T.
& BROWNE
W. A. Armstrong.
Doors. Lime Etc.
A. HAIGHT Manager.
in getting owr store in shape
joore will be opened Saturday
We have come to Ckickasha
he fair treatment and the
v
The
Regular
Meals. ;
I1ATSELL Proprietor.
Open Day and Mgkt
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