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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11
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tgus lEass isoJmco 7tJ nl |eI96 l9Q ef4
MrsN .RsaFs peisndaptA 1bia ssmilswds
The defendant, Mrs. Nc Be9n.is Barped.to
uppear N thfS COURT within thirty days ahd 4
answer theb ebosmpiaamuoi oi aimp ptainuas iClA5oll 4
lpo1 Dono '''i Pifbls Jaudarv iy,iehabusmmoosl X
lsEAIl X. +. SC0Ff'E2As Nus ORB s. tti
a. Melton Is hereby Apppinted, altqFney otQr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11
The cboc5av and cickasav

The CbocIaw and Cickasaw
Commission succeeded in making
an agreement with the Dawes
Commission, as to the time the
rolls Of the two nations should be
closed September 4st was ithe
time designated and suntil that
date tAare can be no allotment Of
of landssinithese two nations.4 Fsit
is hksl that It BiIls be near Jan,
1, 1904 before actual allotment
is going bd IN these TWO nations.
81N# l.4l PA 10 FIU1ftJ EfiEE1l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

'-l' The Latest Song. baa
4 How 10 goes d .alVag faInteIa
esvtb some, bat the cohafdgaof|
ones health. should be liFst in .lhe
line Of consideration. II you take
DR. CaldEBlfssdsYFHpk Pa1siRFon
can't have Indigestion or stomach-
troubltg That nps4ain. S0ld7hri
che Brown Drug Col .iis lsils saiiI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

.E ~ r" HHHHNNNAN"H ". al 80 .AR.
aHteR Adams, BaytOnj @. fWrftess
Il hgc eezi1if a.ti .hrs .bs43ois1sF1
GenhemRizaIhs reapiremeAts
rahe1ast pscietys soason,swiih ilhte
,ars SlfoInisehods eating sdd ff''
gulaT hshits left smes asophysical
rock tosioloo leadnohosg1 indrgosv
50 ana & sluggish ie53diti61m Of
q organs were my dailEct9guent
ltil ] tried DR.. Caidwuil's Syrup
q .Itelt 1ffF retfa aaIEi ln s1ta6I
"a 'r'susH-rl SD Dsm gsslst wsT
Aonrs Observation-Disclosures
IA 6sFa sad sf snoiizv1ssdo x1sa
b sft hgs isal oit.f IS .3dgi6 sns-ss
r sod s9fatelAiiyasEQnFsf8i -
az Mtr-nr II Aua1re ns
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

Chhfles e. Good. Defendant.
Fhe defendant. Charles q Good IS wa-ned
fhe'complefut0ffhe BE- plaiptiIr Va 3. ThacEerf
tFitness my ha1d this 18th day of Ianlary.
fafl 4n1g 1871 fefsja '91ufD0i13A ~
IsEALila al boaaii54i 49,, ~ .ar
King 4 Einiahn1Rsdrne35 fdtsfilaiatla -
Alger hleltod. attorpeX for RQH- resideqt efts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

man likes to loved.
agRetter be QprightEitbs poverty
than BickeduWithtplentys1s ioo1i b
10 gIaVgf I'D tscU fFfi s1T7 Uel
"A politician without patronage
lis likBacat Without elawBx oe "a
h1a incv ic soi1f sdf gi noiirl
Pointed remarks are sometimes
prettyr bFunteifT snn'i5eb viao9'a
49,. E7sIh0sa ald sfi gnlva3 20 iosnl
Lazy men are alwaysodfull of
theories, and the theories, ike
the mcnrneveF work. g.aa.s,e ss,'
wKeHsa man gets lonesome he
inst begins 10 realize WHAT poor
oOmpany heis, after ail.aem syiss
ss-r .jaJ1nr au'rif fru1ia u 1iiU hd
y, NrsNichOls gave party Sat,
'urday night in honor FOfs her
daughter HazelesgoGaipsss and
musicawere. the enjoyments. iThs
FOLLOWING made mp the batty:er sa|
Misses .Flela Baker, LillieaI
Copeland, Sybal Robis0nso Stella
poss, Ida'q Bfidges, Florence
NGGeeheesas Hazel 'oand .GepieI
Nichols, aAtessrsJaclnH Hamis5J Lon
Bagby, IKE aud Fred ? Means. Ed !
Blaaingame leslie sbawsssJohnl |
Ferreif Marion Baker, s0atrol !
MEG eeife, CharIi6 Gdhnels.7 a7s~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11
Goodlsfox 0qhes Ddarshals and
.',.s ss.sos1 .' 1sfpegeea. 's.'a ..'..,.. syss

ss1s sHstpsp9sa- ..s ss.sse,.ls, ssss
Chief Deputys AfarshaI Genune
according TO thy South McAIestei
Capital, has returned from Wash.
ington, whereihe vas sent several
weeks 1go BY Marshal Grady to iay
before the attorney general tls .ex-
treme tmp0rtancs Of immediate
legislation III regard % fees for
marshals:and witnesses u ne Indiap
Tssrit0ry. s.MrsstlenuRR says At
torney General 'gFiggs saw readily
the necessity etssuch relief ara 4
once interested himself 10. suchp0Es
pose ! bilfwas prepared pf6yIding
that Federal fees. sRali ,bePaid il
all process sseryeda in tlleaIndiap
TerritBty b6th Tor misdemeaA6rs
and fslppieS,P Pla, alsosthat YItnssses
shall peeaivee fjaYoands vnileage for
attending commissioner court riLI
ais. The bin was taken In charge
by Mfaoinceys chairman 0feommits
tee on fhdian AFFAIRS. and itwas an-
go. ~ ArAgf etr. rnt4s 4s8iIra tNI
trodueed assam oamendment to ihe
defclency biHssrsiTsv vlrsos bue ss-h
Before he'left' Washington, Mr..
GenuRg had the assurance .qf bQflia
the senate and house oommitteescons
Indiah alfalfs that the Bin'E06ld
reported favorably and there is not
the slightest doubt that .it.Will go
through wlIehsthe deficiency bilt ia
rasse8 ses4sm s5i 3e9Gsokq t,nsqosd
81 sHm al.Ies, isst iaai j
Thtsis indeed good news for tie
the territory ofileiaisaasm meiiias for
the army Of witnesses who annually
have 3Osa attendoscQurt away frem I
home ahdsBeartheif owheexpehses. I
1t viii Yogk tsyolurioR. y y ,l6s (
~ "HAt f"fNN rt||it'| RI aNf s.' NaIF H.N
history Of thei territoryoaandotAel /
benefits oFahe elfange' wilHq0lelAy5
becorEa, appsrspt IN q, halIegen force
menthofsshe lawBlethanlsYasp possible
under the coadAi6ns whfcb have t
prevailed from the officers being .
handicapped BY lacknof tmeHns to
properly. perform Their. duties, 10
matter how willing dbey-mig make
been a They waII now bcraabse to
make At least living out of their
dangerOns, employment. aoa 20
Mr.. GehungH also says be had
every assurance that the coporaliop
bill and the Greek sndsCherokee
treatieFwil be passed, as vtlr ash
much other lnportapt territo5y
legislati0nsr bnf soslg rs1' Il s9iof 4.
hrs =i9T7=rz-=-e1 nIUf via
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

lin the history of Templars
ism There awiiI probably be
l50, 900 visitofsin the city. hir-
ty Thousand unifored Templars
viii be inaathe parade, lReeOE-.
panied BY le5 bands oof music.
Fifty connlttesA are iaciIyeIx
in preparing the big
eEent.H Observation-Disclosures SF
$io0.0Oo bas been raised an viii
be speHtin providing .aueprOgram
'of attractions never b6fofe aatS
tenn ted at e Trisppisl, Besides
the parade iere will be COM
petilive drill, ct which hand
some stefliag silver trophies EiIls
be awarded the successful con-
testahts;7a grand baIlat Cohfed- 4
crate Reanion hall, which Will
accommodate I5.0Ooas ofrathe
and beauty otthe Iandya
horse tisplay at Churchill d Downs,
where tbezasfamous slKeRtlcky
Derby is run every springs arboat
excufAion up the Ohio; many pub.
be aud private receptions, and a.
1eoresof other amusementsy to add
5f wliich Knights in uniform WIFI
@e admitted tEeest smos 90 siay a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

LobIsyilIe ss1 Ktss., Feb 10sA
Indian TerEiioryFill be represent.
ed atsthedpWenty.e y.eiglnh Trienniah.
Conocleye Of Knights TemphF
to beheldBn Louisville gAngust
26 3O.e next A. contract for
rooms al Ihs LoipiisyiiIe iis s' 'hoStel Il was v
closed today with Right Bnineat
Sir Emmett sir d. II aHaliey.i
Deputy Grand Commander Of
Indian rerriiory, whose home..isi
at Seuth HMelAlester. aiIu 1aTzsMrsI
HALEY il presIdentqog t6e HailAy 4
Coal Mlning comnanys lie, ssysd
The Ihtiian rFsrritdfy KsigiFsaSlili Z
essabllst "a he
LouisTille.ahet and receiyeiands
enterl8ln adofi1g sire toncla9es.
In making 5ke coatFas. 4. iFl
Halle yfepressntedsthsifvevs b
ordinate c6mmahdefies Oh bis sec
ton N1sk9geer 40 4. of oAgak0- 4
gee: Chiciataws Nor2.Got Pofeelkl
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makent tlle reomiugi GrandsrEns
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-11

In the FJntesl statek Ciuftlnfh6Hhdiah Ter.
Eitofy. SQptheFP alsfIjsi, Fe9rraEy teFHE 1871
-S''- - "a ess fifSf fit I6,lsi II as .yEu b
Berhice ePedrick. defendant. f8arag
The defendant ijernicc Pedrlck, is warned TO
appear in1hfs Court Ihthifly Gar A. aud tilswe
TIE complsint Of the plHintia. JohHsk. Pedrict.
: Witness the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge oIsNd' court. abd seapthefo8f ahis l6th
d7 ldAF 4 lePsaEgg ~, 49is q sl
-laQ eiAi Bgg. W. 6peake DEPUTY
JOSH Heqsleyy attorney fornhmfgl1 ilans
B.IlIamilton, attorney for nop resident de
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Other Locals.
Scarlet Fever in Johnson County.

Scarlet fever has made its appear
auce in the Sixth district of Johnson
county, near the Carter line, and strir-
gent measures are being taken to pre-
vent the spread of the disease. One
school has been closed aud other pre-.
cautionary measures adopted. Five
children have already died and parents
are much alarmed lest the dread dis
ease becomes prevalent. The county
board of health has the matter in charge
and it is be hoped the fever will be i'm
mediately checked.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29

quiry by Hackett with the full knowl-
edge that he was Sampson partisan.
That is why iIaokett did not wish to
ask him about the interview. These
men are playing with fire and are
smirching the good name of the Ameri-
can navy as whole as it was never
smirched before, md all for the dis
tardly and cowardly purpose of ruin
ing as brave a man as ever commanded
ship. But there is day of reckon
ing ahead. 1t will take place before
the court of inquiry, if there be fair
play and if the officers who sit on that
court have the moral courage to dc
their duty, regardless of the wishes OF
the clique that isnow running the navy
department; if not, the fight will be
transferred to the halls Of congress,
and if the power of administration
over partisan majority be strong
enough to prevent justice there, th'
case will then be taken before the high
est court we know in this country-th,
people-and then it will be settled
right.
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Fifth Anniversary.

FIVE years ago this week II. W. Par
due began his career as grocery mer-
chant in Johnson City. Being a poor
young man the beginning was neces-
arily small, and while hehad littlemon
ey he had plenty of energy and enter
prise and the ability to save what he
made. The business grew like Ten
nyson's turnip, and today he has one
Of the largest and best appointed gro
Gerry stores in the city. Five years is
not long time, but it was long enough
to bring him from the rear to the front
of the procession. Success in this case
has been we'll deserved and his many
friends will join THE CoMETin congrat.
ulations and best wishes for continued
prosperity.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29

There are reasons other than the out
rageous treatment of Rear Admiral
Schley, why courageous and fair
minded congressional committee could
do the country real service by thor
oughly investigating all branches of
the navy department One of them
may be found closely connected with
the cruiser Columbia, which cost
So, 900, 900 less than ten years ago, and
which was allowed to rust at the League
Island navy yard until in danger of
sinking, with no caretaker other than a
single Waterman, and which was lately
sent to the Brooklyn navy yard to be
used as receiving ship. Although
built for speed and regarded by outsid,
ers as one of the finest ships of its class
tho bureau of navigation has from the
day it was first put in commission, as
signed the Columbia to obscure tasks
The reason ascribed for this would ap
pear ridiculous, if it were not so obvi
ously true. The Columbia was design
ed by Rear Admiral Hichborn, VIII,
has always been an outspoken frienC
Of Admiral Schley, and has in conse
quence been constantly opposed by tn
bureau of navigation. The countr.
certainly has right to know whethe
there was any other reason than spit
or envy for the deliberate plans of tn
! bureau of navigation to lay up "a So, 900,
600 cruiser in order that neglect Nigh
make it useless, and congi essiona
committee could find out, if it wen
} about it the right way,
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Highway Robbery.

About 10 o'clock Saturday night V.
H. Dobson, travelling representative
of the Brown Manufacturing Co., OF
Greeneville, was held up within fifty
yards of the public square and terribly
beaten and robbed of about $50. Indi-
cations pointed to Homer Keys and
George Morris Whose real name is
Smith as the gully parties. They
were arrested and on Monday taken
before Esquire Bullock for examina.
ton. Tho evidence against them was
conclusive and they We're held for the
grand jury in bonds of 81, $50 each, il
default of which they were sent to Jail.
The attack was wholly unprovoked
and the evidence failed to show any
motive for the assault other than rob
berry.
Mr.. Dobson was badly used up, ant
it will be several days before he car
take the road again.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29

In inside upper republican circles
the tip has been passed around within
the last day or two that Boss Plat had
changed his mind about backing Gov.
Odell for the republican presidential
presidential nomination. The only rea-
son given is that there has been an
other misunderstanding" betN cen
the two men about local politics. 1t
is not stated whether Plat will throw
the influence OF the state republican
machine to another New York candi-
date or to some man outside the state,
but there seems to be thorough I'M
Outstanding among the republicans
that the state machine will be against
Roosevelt and that Plat will not en-
terrain any proposition for deal to
give Roosevelt the machine support.
he heartily dislikes Roosevelt, but
that Of itself would not prevent his en-
tering into q political deal with him.
It is because of the fiat failure of at
tempts to utilize Rnosevelt's recent
western trip to start boom for him,
that the republican politicians are GER
tain that Plat will not decker with
him. Butmost interesting of oil is the
hint that Governor Odell will fight
Plat for Che control of the New York
republican machine. Such a fight
would be as welcome to the democrats
of the state and Of the country as wai
the old time stalwart and anti-stalwarI
fight, in which Platt played minol
part under the leadership Of Roscoe
Conkling.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29

This seems to be bad year for Per
ry Heath's friends, whether they be
manipulating the funds of National
Banks or utilizinf federal Office to get
rich quick. Another man that he
placed on Uucle Sans pay roll is in
trouble for crookedness. This time it
is W. +. Hoey, who, like Medley, halls
from Mmcie, Ind, and who owes his
appointment TO be collector OF customs
at Norgales, Ariz., to Perry Heath s
pull with the administration, who has
been arrested for carrying on whole
sale business for smuggling Cinnamon
to the United States from Mexico al
from 5000 to $500 ahead. The joke in
this case is that Perry Heath especially
fitted him to take position from which
another man had just Deen removed
about n year and half ago, on account
of irregularities in his office. Accord
ing to reports on file in the treasury
department Hoey hardly waited until
he got warm in the Office before hC
started his scheme to get rich by
smuggling Cinnamon across the Dor
der from Mexico. 1t remains to b.
seen whether Perry Heath's pull cal
do as much for this crook rs it has done
for Medley, whorobbed the Cuban pos
tai funds and is still untried,
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Racing Purse.

The Tri-County Fair Association will
offer racing premiums aggregating five
hundred dollars in crsh. This will be
DIVIDED so as to provide three days of
good racing and a number of Knoxville
horses will be present to contest Of
the above purse the following amounts
have been subscribed by private indi-
viduals:
New South Brewing Co.... $40 90
W. o. Phillips. ............... 10 90
G. J. Ashe. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Other parties, anxious for good rae
ing have expressed a desire to aid finan-
cially and will be listed later.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29

Rear Admiral Schley no longer has
the slightest dought that the whole
official power of the navy department
is being used against him. His letter
protesting against Hackett's action in
constituting his request that copy of an
Objectionable newspaper interview with
Rear Admiral Howison be forwarded
to that officer, into a challenge of Howl
sons right to sit on the court was man
" aad straight forward and must have
made Hackett feel as small as most I'M
preiudiced persons think he is. but il
did not change hisruling, There seems
very little doubt that Howison did nse
the language quoted-the reporter
swears that he did and that he was Sc
lected as a member of the court of in
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29
Death of Mrs. Brown,

Mrs. Agnes Brown, widow of the late
Judge A. J. Brown, died at her home
two miles East of town Wednesday
morning, August 21st, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Brown had been sick for quite q
while, and although her death was not
unexpected, it is a great shock to her
children and friends. -Greeneville
Democrat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency
WoehinUton n n Jupo 90 ION

Washington, D. c., juno 30, 1901.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that "The Unaka
National Bank of johnson City," in
the town of Johnson City, in the coun-
ty of Washington and state of Tennes-
see has complied with all the provis-
ions of the Statutes of the United
States, required to be complied with
before an association shall beauthoriz-
ed to commence the business of bank
ing;
Now therefore, I, Charles G. Dawes,
Comptroller of the Currency, do here
by certify that "The Unaka National
Bank, of johnson City," in the town
of johnson City, in the County of
Washington, and State of Tennessee,
is authorised TO commence the bust
ness of banking as provided in section
fifty one hundred and sixty.nine of the
revised statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this the twenty
ninth day of June, 1901.
CHARLES Ct. DAWES,
Comptroller of the Currency.
SEAL.
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Terrific Rain.

Report sreached here Tuesday morn
ing of most destructive storm of rain
and wind which visited the country
about Gabers last Monday afternoon.
Cherokee creek was higher than for
many years, and great damage was
done. 1t is said that it was more severe
in Unicoi than elsegeere. Herald and
Tribune.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29
Fentress County Bank Closed

jamestown, Tenn, August 27.-The
Fentress County Savings Bank made
an assignment and closed its doors to-
day. W. @. Smith was appointed re-
ceiver. The assets assets are said to be
$40, 900 and liabilities $2s, 900. George
R. Wright was the cashier, and he died
Tuesdayof last week.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-29
No. 5s8S.
DO YOU WISH TO ENTER COLLEGE ?
Why Not Try Greeneville and Tusculum
College?

Why Not Try Greeneville and Tusculum
College?
The following are some of the good
points:
1. A history that includes over cen
fury of continued and successful work.
2. A location unsurpassed for beauty
and healthfulness.
3. Buildings admirably suited for
college purposes.
4. A new building for girls now in
process of erection, having steam heat,
electric light, bath rooms and other
modern improvements.
5. A corps of scholarly and expert
euced teachers.
6. Courses that mean something
when completed.
I. French, German, Art and Music.
s. Libraries, Reading Room, Appar-
atus, Physical Culture.
Sessions opens August 81, 1901.
Expenses moderate.
Send for catalogue.
REV. S. A. CoILE, ID. d"
President, Tusculum, Tenn.
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sin in plain view, but if you don't hap.
pen to see it, why ask for it. The man
ufacturers guarantee it to cure dyspep-
STA and all forms of stomach troubles.
Sold by all druggists.
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There are two troubles in Beaumont.
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Notice OF FIRST MEETING or CREDITORS.
United States of America, Eastern Dis
trict of Tennessee, IS. In the United
States District Court in and for said
District Northern Division.

STATES DlSbflCI OOurI Ill anu IOr SAID
District Northern Division.
In the Matter of No e,A
Elliot Kirkpatrick, r. DO OH
Johnson City, Tenn. - D"nArup'0y'
To the creditors of Elliot Kirkpatrick of
Johnson City, in the County of Wash
ington and district aforesaid, a bank
supt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of August, A. d. 1901, the
said Elliot kirkpatrick was duly Judi
Gated bankrupt; and that the lst meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
the law office of James B. Cox, in
Johnson City, Tenn, on the end day of
Sept. A. d., 1901, at I o'clock in the
afternoon, at which time the said credi-
tors may attend, prove their claims,
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
JAMES b. Cox,
Referee in Bankruptcy
This Aug. the Goth, 1901,