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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25

The true idea Of civilization is cen
tained in Nzpoleons address 10 La
soldiers IN Egypt
Soldiers. You are about to under
take q conquest. the effects Of waIch
on civilization and commerce Of tas
world are ineaiculable. You VIII strike
. blow. the surest ac1 most vt.es
which England can receive. until ysu
ean give her her death stroke.
We will have to make some fztlzu-
izs mzsches. 10 engage in a few con-
hats; but success will crown our exer
tons. The destinies are favorable
The Namelukes-retainers OF England.
tyrants OF the unfortunate eounry-
soon after our landing shall cease to
exist
The people with whom yod arc
about 10 be connected are 8lah0metans
The first article OF their faith IS MS:
There is nc other God but God. and
Mahomet Is his prophet Do not gain
say them Live with them as you have
done with the Jews-wfth the Italiars.
pay the same difference to their nuffss
and their imaums. as you have paid 10
the rabbis and the bishops: the same
tolerance as you have shown to tle
converts and synagogues-to the re-
ligion Of Moses and Jesus Christ The
Roman legions protected all religions.
You viii find here usages different
from those Of Europe. it is proper that
you habituate yourselves to them. The
Inhabitants treat their women h1sr-
entity from uss but in every country.
he that violates Is a monster: pilIage
enriehes only few: It hishonors Us,
destroys our resources. and renders
enemies those whom our interest re-
quires to be friends.
The first city We approach was /
built BY Alexander. every step viii I
awaken sublime recolIections. worthy 4
Of exciting the emulation Of French
men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25
a PRACTICAL ROMANCE


Usrrsa VII ksg MarrJ-
Having kspt his EoE nat he r1-ss
zot mzrrg untzl he had pad al Aii
-zEhsrs cs1-s- Hs1Fy Warrsa of MoT-
rlzroEn. = :. is 70 Eed Ms Ezz--
: -lozapeca ~ Ban bridge. Irelz14 Wz-
has waited twenty years for him ~
AREA lef1 for The Old coz1r-E- zz-
SHEA he returns hs Nin orllE Ii
bride righ him
Narrsa Vas a zrasenr in Trinl.g
College. Dublin. rEszry years zSa Hl=
father pzs cashier q one Of the iea1-
irg hznks thers and tie family ws
Essllhy. Ware net Mss Tz11rzs-.
ulo was ztrendllg seminary in the
sane city. They fell in love and were
tstrothei- TheF we're to be E-rrisl
Cn leaving schooL
Bat oze DAY thz hank failed. anf
when the furry vas over The elder
Warren was Ei-hour = pszng and Ez1
heavily in dzhL Young Wzzrea ~
obliged to leave sehooL HIS szrhes
ciei shortly zf-erwzrd. and tie yozaz
Ezn Ezs isf1 alone IN The world Hs
rONsd he wozld npt gat married unt-.
he had cleared up al his tzther's ce1-s
ald gained 4 oozpetency for himself
He freed Mss Th0mps1u Of the er-
gaEsmear hnt she sid she Hould vat
toE him- 10 natter how long the tine
AZ 1rst he worked in Londun and O.
the eoztsnezr b1t did not make much
progress fer several Tezrz Th=n lie
cane % the Ualtsd State He becaus
connected with large tea house il
NeE York Since then he has 1ons
vel. and nov Is head salesman. vlth
4 part Interest in the company. lie
has paid all his faith zr's debts. has
money in the hank. = feT pieces q
and 50 he feels he is in q
pcsitio1 10 marry.
Duuring All these years ke has ksp:
rp correspondence With his early 1--we
and during the last six years has made
IN annual visit 10 ireland 70 see her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25

CRY OFricERs
Nayor-R 2 scogeru-
Pqlics Jats--H 1. Grirsby-
Aftcruey-AlEer MeltoA
Chief q Police, L HopEias.
Clerk an1 Assessor--W 7 CIoud.
Trsasurer-w Il Edszris.
ALpEHNEs
Ist Eard y B smith. webb He1drir.
2ud Eard- z sFleteher. " A Fsrrusoa
sra s4rd.-w " Whliaaan. d p Yeouan
sth ward Frank Brown W Ii Bright.
TIE city council meet. every isi sui ssd
thursday nights OF each noata 81 ths mayors
o1ics-
COMMITTEES.
Street and Allsy-EIaak Hroan. d. ?. Yeonan
w. A, Fergus0n Is. P. sm.th-
FlSAScE
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F.zE
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OEDzAsCE
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FuLIQE-
B sllth. Frank Brown D Yeou4u-
PuaL1C INFEoFENEsEs-
y " Wnitenaa. webb Hezdriz. " Il Bsirhs
WATER W0RKs.
Frank 8rown. z 5 Fletcher. w45b Heaarl1.
AUDITING.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25

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l-a- A11 Aez14y fuar-1ry d lea. -1z
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AZ Fszls FallsT--Bezlzs Ao1111. Ncrsr-t@r
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-Illzs FOR sI1 assss
A. As4z-1Ee- A1aaslay. Dezem1eT IS 3 aud
Eeeks or l11rer-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25

CHIcKAsHA Fosz oFFIcE
. - tina Ter
oPea sundays fron 80 O'Clock . z.--so
to 10 p h
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25
Camping In Colorado

Is one Of the most delightful
ana inexpensive ways ol spending
2 vacation. 4 book with fbe
aooVe uiie, containing full detaiIs
% Nnefe 10 90, Necessary camp
equipment, and ITS cost, either
purchased or rented, with falI ana
accurate Information for ne in
experienced, Is being prepared bv
of the Great Rock Island Roufe
and will be sent free, with Other
Colorado literature, on application
2 +. W. Thompson AGPA
topeka, kas. You will be AZ,
.onished to tnd how cheaplv the
'uting can be made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25

Ia the United States court for
the Southern District Of Iudian
Territory, At Chiekasha, IN bank
rupiey.
T. L, T, R1sssa ss5asl4 e 4 Co. In Bang
BAnkfopts. )ruptcy.
To the creditors OF RF scof
fern & Co., Of Chickasha, in said
district bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that Al
meeting Of the creditors of the
above baukrupts viii be held in
the Office or the undesigned at
Chiekasha on the 30th day OF Ang.
A. d. 1902 at o'clock in the foie
noon, for the purpose Of declaring
and paying the final dividend
herein, II any there be. that al
said meeting the trustee will file
his final accounts at which time
and place they viii be examined |
and passed upon, and 10 transact
aDy other business that may neces
sarily come before said meeting.
Z Hamilton.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
l3, 1902.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25
NOTICE

Ike original Hanp.on sand Pit
is nov Owned by J. P. Eail.
Cssntraeiors and builders want.
irg sand cas get !. By applying
70 y. p. Boone, sls OHIO street.
No one viii be allowed 70 take
ssnd from ibis pit without a con
tract Of sd order.
Up Kali
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-25
DIREcToRY


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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
Southern Oregon Coal

An important event in the future de-
velopment Of Southern Oregon transpired
at the coal mine fve miles east OF Med
ford, last Friday, when the prospectors
opened vein OF coal OF large dimensions
and VI first class quality.
The Southern Pacific Company has
been prospecting in this district for seve-
raj months, and its efforts were reward
ed by the strike Of last week. There is
a tunnel running into the mountain n
distance Of 1900 feet, and the miners are
now taking out coal that is suitable for
almost all purposes. The light machine
ry that is now used for prospecting will
be replaced by heavy mining machinery
and extensive developments will be com
menced at once.
The coal that is being taken from the
vein is almost solid, with the exception
OF small stratum Of fire clay, which
will form the only drawback to its use
FOR locomotives. The tunnel runs on a
six.ioot vein, and is directly over five
foot vein OF the same quality Of coal
making / feet of solid coal which, when
fully developed, will form an almost IN
exhaustible supply for the compaDy't
use. The coal is being used in the en-
gines at the mine, and the hremen re-
port it satisfactory for stationary engine
work. In case the coal proves OF suili'
ciently good quality for commercial pur'
poses, no time will be lost in putting il
on the market.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

Greely has called for bids for the
erection OF system between military
posts in Alaska.
On Thursday evening Secretary
Long gave his farewell cabinet dinner.
II was unique affair being given on
the dispatch boat Dolphin, which made
short cruise down the river during
the course OF the dinner. After the
cigars were served all formality was
laid aside and, TO the music OF "a tar
and a fiddle" the Virginia reel and
numerous hornpipes were danced.
The yacht presented beautiful APP
pearance as she came up the river,
the bright illuminations serving to
bring into strong relief the handsome
ly gowned women and the elaborate
floral decorations. On tomorrow eve
ming Mrs. Roosevelt will, the weather
permitting, give the first OF series Of
lawn parties which she anticipates
holding on the White House lawn this
aa.ann
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
THE REPUBLICAN RALLY,
Republican Candidates Gave q
big Reception in Grants Pass
last Saturday.

Last Saturday marked the opening
of the republican campaign in this city,
it being the occasion of the visit Of
w. ]. Furnish, republican candidate
for governor, and a number of other
distinguished politicians. The event
was success in every particular; the
day was clear and fine, and the streets
were crowded with people, many being
in from all parts of the country to greet
the Pendleton man.
The campaign party, composed OF
Hon. w. ]. Furnish, nominee for gov
ernor, j. II. Ackerman, nominee for
superintendent of public instruction,
A. M. Crawford, nominee for attorney
general, j. J. Whitney, nominee for
state printer, and Hon. Chas. w Full
ton, arrived on the delayed morning
train from Medford, and were met at
the depot by the republican central
committee and a number OF enthusias-
tic citizens
AT two O'Clock in the afternoon, the
Grants Pass band appeared on the
street and discoursed a number of in
spring airs while the crowd assembled
at the opera house for the speaking.
Standing room was at premium in
the hall. The meeting was presided
over by Prof. W. ii. Hampton. In
answer to a call, number of leading
local republican politicians went for
ward and took seats on the platform,
w. ]. Furnish was the first speaker
introduced and the applause was loud
and long as he took the stand. Mr..
Furnish stated that he was a plain,
every day business man. His work in
the past has been that of an executive
and not political character He said
that he believed the state of Oregon to
be a great business institution in which
every voter is partner and in which
man shares his just portion. lie be-
lieves the voters of the state are desir-
GUS Of electing a man for governor who
will make a thorough business mana
ger. Mr.. Furnish said that II he were
elected governor, and he felt confident
that he would be, he would make his
home In Salem and devote all of his
time and his best Judgment toward
managing the affairs of the state. Mr..
Furnish heartily endorses the national
republican platform and will do all
in his power TO advance the in
terests it represents. Mr.. Furnish also
reviewed the labor question and spoke
in favor of pensioning the Indian War
Veterans. He heartily endorsed the
administration of the late President
Mckinley and also that Of Theodore
Roosevelt.
Superintendent j. IL. Ackerman was
next introduced and spoke Of the pub
lie school system. He made pointed
and well directed protest against the
action OF his opponent in making plea
for only reading, spelling, writing, and
arithmetic in the public school course
of study. The superintendent said that
he had not added to the school work;
he had reduced it. lie said that his
opponent, like too many other people
in thisi world, want, TO take their
children through the schools on nowery
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

with which the Pacific coast republi-
cans greeted the first passage oil
the bill has been largely mitigated
by further examination OF the
measure and they feel that unless
IL is reinforced II will operate against
the success OF the republican party In
their section OF the country. The
oleomargarine bill is also in conference
but the changes which wero made In
It's provisions by the house are incon-
sequential and will doubtless be ac-
cepted by the senate conferees.
While the attorney general has an
nounced that he has ordered that
proceedings be brought against the
beef trust and the announcement has
caused great qualification 10 the con.
sumcrs, delegation OF western Nebras-
kans has been appearing before com
mlttees OF the house and the senate and
has expressed the view that the cause
OF the rise In the price OF beef Is not
due TO tho msnipulatlons OF the trust
but to the actual scarcity OF beef cattle.
Mr.. Richards, member OF the dele
CATION, stated before subcommittee
OF the committee on public lands, on
Friday that there were but thirty
million cattle In the United States in
oluding mich COWS and that, were
these deducted from tho total, there
would not be left one third OF a carcas
for every man, woman and child In
the country. The object OF the dele
CATION Is TO secure the enactment OF
some law In. accordance with the
recommendation OF the secretary OF
agriculture, whereby tho ranchmen
will DO permitted to rent the public
lands and fence them for pasture for
their herds. Mr. Richards pointed out
that OF the sixty million acres OF public
lands only ten per cont was susceptible
OF irrigation but tina, OF the remaining
ninety per cent much would be avail
able for pasture purposes II the gov
ernmont would permit its fencing and
use at fair rental.
The greatest qualification is boing
felt at tho department OF agriculture
over the exceptional success OF the
weather bureau with its experiments
with wireless telegraphy. Chief Moore
said Saturday he had demonstrated
to the satisfaction Of all who had
Witnessed the experiments, that HI
could send wireless messages over 1
salt water course accurately, quickly
and even more rapidly than by wire
General Greely believe that the system
perfected by the weather bureau Il
more perfect than that In use b.
Marconi and, OF course, the govern
mont will have TO pay no royalty TO
tho use Of improvements invented b.
its own employees. Already Genera
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
A Good Work.

The following letter from the Pacific
Farmer is self explanatory and should
receive attention:
The Portland Board OF Trade have
decided to issue an 100000 addition of
the Northwest Pacific Farmer which will
be made up altogether Of reliable sgri-
cultural and kindred information to be
sent to the thousands Of eastern people
who are inquiring along that line with
expectations OF settling in the north
west. We hope that you will bring this
matter before your readers asking them
to send us information so that in getting
up this large edition the resources Of all
sections Of the northwest will be before
us for incorporation in our article.
Hoping that your section of the country
and yourself are prospering, we are,
Fraternally yours,
PACIFIC FARMER Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

beds of ease. He said this was wrong.
He believes in holding up hard work
to the pupils as noble and necessary
virtue and he will continue to do so as
long as he is superintendent.
Hon. A. M. Crawford, Of Roseburg,
made brief address, touching on the
initiative and referendum and the
Philippine question. He said that the
Filipinos were enjoying greater liber-
ties, and the Philippine Islands are in
much better condition today, under
American rule than they have ever
been before, and he could see no good
reason for releasing them.
Chas w. Fulton, the ''tall pine ol
the Columbia" was the principal
speaker of the afternoon. The address
of Mr.. Fulton was eloquent throughout
and was frequently interrupted by ap
plause. He defended the action of Mr.
Furnish in leaving the democratic
ranks in 1895, and summed up the
record OF the republican party for the
last AZ years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

Map showing location Of the.Washing-
ton Treadwell, one OF the largest and
richest ledgss in ths st. Helens district,
recently consolidated with the Gslice
group Of hydraulic claims In this county.
These two properties in the two best
mineralized sections Of the west form q
combination that will undoubtedly meet
with success as development continues.
The Galice creek country is too we'll
known to our readers 10 need q detailed
account.
A. B. Cousin, Secretary Of the st. Hell
ems and Galice Consolidated Mining Co..
has been operating a hydraulic mine
there for years, and with the late J. l..
Atkinson spent over ten thousand dollars
in ditching aad squlpping the upper
part q the creek with hydraulic ma
chiuery, and the objse: Of the company
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
Washington Letter.
WAsnINeroN, April 3O, l9O2

The upheaval in the house of repre-
sentatives produced by the over ruling
Of the chairman in the committee OF
the whole when the Cuban reciprocity
bill was under consideration appears TO
have had most salutary effect in that
1t has greatly expedited the transac-
tion of routine business and, while none
OF the great questions before congress
has been considered In the house dur
ing the past week, large amount OF
regular business has been disposed of.
On Tuesday the military academy ap-
preparation bill was passed. This
makes the twelfth appropriation bill
passed by the house this session, two Of
them having been urgent deficiency
bills, and leaves but three more regu-
lar appropriation bills, one OF them the
agricultural bill now under considera-
tion, TO be acted upon. The two re-
naming are the District OF Columbia
bill and the naval bill. On Friday the
pension calender was taken up and was
cleared with the passage OF las bills.
The naval appropriation bill which
carries total appropriation of $76,-
600, 900, 100000 less than last year
is practically ready to be reported and
will be brought in at an carly date.
Tho district of Columbia bill is being
framed and will be reported In the near
future. AS soon as the regular ap-
preparation bills are all passed the
representatives will begin to talk OF
adjournment and strong pressure will
be brought on the senate to hasten It's
deliberations to facilitate that end. On
Saturday Representative Mercer, Of
Nebraska, reported the Omnibus pub.
lie building bill which carries total
appropriation OF $4,000, 900 and pro
vides for public improvements Of more
or less extensive character In all but
two states in the Union. Today the
committee on rules will submit a specla
rule for its consideration and 1t Is not
expected that more than a few hours
will be required for its passage. But
nine appropriation bills have thus fol
passed in the senate.
The week In the senate has beer
practically devoted to consideration O
the Philippine civil government bill
and Senators Rawlins and Carmach
have presented exhaustive expositions
OF the democratic position in regart
TO the measure. In accordance will
the expressed wish of Senator Lodge
the republicans have 50 far refralnet
from replying to democratic charges
Several important conferences have
been held by the republican senator
aud it has been determined TO make al
Investigation OF the holdings OF th'
sugar trust OF Cuban sugar, in accor
dance with the resolution introduced
by Senator Teller. There Is now llttl
doubt but that the senate cOmmltte
on relations with Cuba will report
straight reciprocity bill and it vii
have to stand or fail on It's merits
Opinion among the senators Of boil
parties is so divided as TO tho outcom
that II is impossible to mako .any un
prejudiced prediction at this writing
The Chinese exclusion bill is now II
conference whore 1t was returned b,
the house after giving instruction t.
its conference not to yield on certain
points which will make the bill NOR
effective in its provisions. The 10.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

under his management is to extend the
bitches and starting in at the mouth OF
the creek, work systematically and on
large scale.
A saw mill 10 to be installed at once,
for II Is necessary TO have an immense
amount OF lumber for an undertaking Of
this magnitude.
All the operations Of this company are
open and above board, and instead Of
stocking the company 10 cell their mine,
they are buying others and intend to
spend great deal Of money in carrying
out their plans which receive the hearty
approval OF both press and public.
The st. Helsns district will receive an
irresistible impetus daring the coming
summer. An immense amount OF capi-
tai is beins invested there, and the com
p'etion Of the Vancouver 4 Yakima
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

Railroad Is matter Of less than years
time, then shipments Of ore will be
made or a smsltsr established near by
and this rich section, 80 long neglected
on account Of It's naccessibility, will re.
ceiye the recognition 1t so well merits.
An abundant water supply owing TO
the snow at the divide at the head Of
Galice creek will give the company late
run this season and from present indica-
tions very profitable one. Galice dis
trict is second in amount OF output in
Southern Oregon according TO the com
pilation In the booklets recently pub
lished by the Grants Pass Board olTrsde,
No industry in The west has received
such an impetus as placer mining, and
Josephine county easily carries OF the
laurels as the finest field for every day
operations in the world.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
Oroaon at ST. Louis.

AS Oregon is one OF the most enter
prlslng OF the Northwestern states, 1t
seems important that immediate steps
should be taken to secure proper repre-
sentation for the state at the st. Louis
Exposition, and we would like to SOC
her state building and exhibit con-
spicuous in the galaxy. II should be
the purpose OF those interested in Ore
gon and the development OF her re-
sources, to gather an exhibit Of all
that the state can claim by way OF pro-
duction, or as a part OF the natural
resources OF the country, and make .
display at once practical and unique.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
TrenstIrer's Notice.

There are funds in the City Treasury to
redeem the following outstanding War
rants. protested to December lst, 1898
interest on same will cease after this
data
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08

Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, April
Gath, 1902.
Col. w. JOHNSON,
City Treasurer.