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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10

w. G. Williamson. Of Amherst
Va, says: For more than a xear
| suffered from lumbago. Ifnallv
tried Cham6erlain's Pain Balm
and It gave ne entire relief which
all other remedies had failed to
10" Sold by she Palace Drug
Store.
IA grippe, cougns often CON
ilnue for months and sometimes
lead e satal results after the IS
aentSs supposed to have passed
the daugcrSoint. Foley's Honey
ana Tar eiord3 positive probes
ton aud secnrity from those
eoushs. Sold by Jas. Pestyjshus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10
So. Joseph's School, Chickaska.

st. Joseph's School, chickaSka.
School opened Monday, Sept.
the 9th.. High class, with the
extra branches Of algebra, book
keeping. shorthand and typewrit-
ing $500 per month; lower class
es, Sl.00 per month-paid in adj
vance. Parents are requested to
call and make arrangements wl'h
the Sister Superior. Muslc-Piano.
MAJ dolin and guitar lessons, 25c
for school children and SOC FOR
outsiders. Violin. 81 90 per lesson
Every Saturday afternoon, needle
YORK from ? ? N unul SIP. m,
aud painting I,ssons from 9 , m
until 4 p. n Resa.ar attendance
Is required.
Boarding. school, with masfc
$1,000 per month.
FR. IsrDaRE, Pastor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10

Submarine divers have mot jet me
eeedpd in reaching 400 feet below tha
surface with ali the advantages Of ar
NOR, air supply and weights to sink
shsn. The effort has been made to
reach a wreck in 240 feet OF water. The
accounts state that az 100 feet the
diver began 70 experience serious
trouble At 200 feet, after suffering
terribly he lost consciousness and was
hauled up. Divers cannot work much
below 100 feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10

DR.. Mars will be located in the
future at the Brown Drag Store,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10
All express charges prepaid.

You should know that Fole, !
Honey and Tar is absolutely The
best for all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Dealers are author.
'zed to guarantee it to give satis-
faction. Sold by Jas. Pettyichns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10

Scale books for sale at this Of
fee.
The colored American., 1902-05-31

Reformers
of dproduct
weeuipped
turned out In nret class style low - 'oOT-
In
o established thereon
Imite
of
the whole
receipt
OF the Order and the pue
20 STOP at Hotel
ana iScat9 Service of the
ali
the Ordeer The dSit90.
buildings --~A " sAo0' 'Ao 0iU'' A0~
For information sddrss.
WA. L TAYLos. W. II, AGassss o'AAAA+S' :" S''
The colored American., 1902-05-31

reforms were to be made successful. He
took the New York Journal to task for
its remarkably inconsistent editorial of
May 7, answering the charge that the
Negro lacked the rebelliOus spirit"
that he voluntarily accepted his inferi-
ority," and was never "intelligently dis
satisfied" Mr.. Thompson covered these
criticisms along the line of our last
weeks editorial, and thought the black
mans error was his failure to sweep all
before him by "a COmpaCtly organized
dissatisfaction" which would find an eX-
preston at the polls, in the newspapers,
in the pulpitS and which would support
systematic movements for self-help, such
as the council was carrying on. Those who
90 home to vote should ask their Con-
gresham to explain to his Negro con-
stituency why his vote was not cast for
some of the bills designed to relieve the
woes of the race. he suggested, Prof.
Jesse Lawson made a strong speech re-
viewing the reports so far submitted,
and urging increased interest on the part
of the people, and liberal contributions.
Rev. ]. II. Lee conducted devotional ~ex-
ercises and made fOrcible talk in con-
sonancc with the occasion. Several of
the speakers announced failed to appear.
a collection amounting 10 SIS was taken.
The colored American., 1902-05-31
Race Progress in Montana.

Butte, Mont (SpeciaD The Bethel
Baptist Church of this city was organ
lied June p, 1901, with seven members,
which number was increased the follow
ing Sunday in August.
They had no regular pastor until
March, 1902. and the work went forward
with a little interest.
Rev. c. c. Laws, pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church, Sacramento, and Second
Baptist Church. of Woodland, received
a unanimous call to the pastorate of this
promising church. Rev. Laws entered
upon the work March / He was given
royal welcome by his prospective con-
gregatiOn. The attendance has been
constantly on the increase The cOlOred
population of this city is said to be 900,
and that number ought to be able to
make great Improvement among our peo-
pie. There are about so Baptists in the
town, and the pastor Is getting them in
line. He has organized two auxiliaries
for the benefit of the church: Bands of
Hope and OF Gideon, and it IS hoped that
they will prove blessing TO the cause.
Officers of Band of Hope are: Presi-
dent, Miss Hattie WitherS; vice preSi-
dent, Miss Letha EsterS; secretary,
Claudio Bell; treasurer, Grace Johnson
The colored American., 1902-05-31

Officers of Band of Gideon are: Pres
dent, Mrs. E. II. Johnson; vice presi-
dent, c. {. y. Laws; secretary, Gladys
Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Drucilla Lewis.
Officers of Literary Society are: E. J.
Brown, president; L. R Jones, vice pres
ident; H. B. Jacobs, secretary; Mrs.
Parthenia Bell, treasurer; Mrs. Z. ].
Brown, sergeant Miss Sigmore
Scott, chairman of programme commit
tee. and Mrs. ]. H. Allen. on the COM
mittee on refreshments.
The MethOdlStS are preparing to dedi-
cate their church in the near future The
Baptists have negotiated for a lot at ST.
600, and are pushing the work very rap
idly to the front.
One thing that hurts our people, not
only IN Montana, but all over the coun-
try (and they ought to stop IT'D, is the
refusal of BARRIERS to shave their own
color. If all would shave every one that
came, the whites would have TO put up
with the rule. But when our own color
refuse to serve us that gives the other
race more ground for discrimination.
There Is not a restaurant here where
the cOlOred people can go to get a de-
cent meal. Prof. Lucas, Williams and
Walker, who are leaders of the theatrical
company and said to be the finest and
the best on the road, were elected from
a common restaurant here on account of
color. They ought to have made an ex-
ample of them that others would never
attempt the like again.
THE SILVER BOW.
The colored American., 1902-05-31
AFRO-AMERICAN COUNCIL
Renewed Activity in the Work
3 Testing DiscriminatinRk. Laws
Significant Speeches.

The District Afro-American Council
is continuing its powerful influence IN
behalf of the work of bringing to the
Supreme Court of the United States
test case as TO the ConStitutiOnallty OF
the suffrage laws now in operation IN
several Southern States. The meeting
Thursday evening OF last week at the
Third Baptist Church was well attended
despite the counter attractions OF the
commencement season. President Geo.
H. White made a splendid talk on the
progress of the case and pointed out the
necessity for united action to break down
the system OF oppression that was en-
croaching day by day upon the rights of
the Negro. Mr.. R w. Thompson, of
the Colored American, spoke of the inn
portance of organized effort if desired
The colored American., 1902-05-31
ation al Negro Business League.

EDITOR CoLoRED AMERICANs-As Off
cial compiler of "The National Negro
Business League" | am pleased to send
to you this notice that the complete re-
port of the Chicago convention of the
League is in the hands of the printer,
and will be ready for distribution on the
Ist day of April next.
The report is finely printed on heavy
finished paper, and III clean large type.
1t is to be artistically gotten up in a
photo printed cover of gray. The re-
port will contain over 100 pages of mat
ter, arranged conveniently for reference
This report promises to be one of the
most interesting manuals of information
and instruction concerning the material
progress of the American Negro ever
gotten out by a Negro organization in
this country.
The following table of contents will
indicate Its scope and value:
Message of COngratulation from the
late President Mckinley; Introdution
by Booker T. Washington; Scope and
significance of the COnvention-Preface !;
Name of Officers and the Executive
Committee; Official program; Minutes
of the proceedings in detail; Interesting
extracts from all written addresses; Re-
ports of business enterprises from sew
eral cities; Resolutions adopted; Rules
governing the League; Newspaper COM
ments.
The Executive Committee is very de-
sirOus that the widest possible Circula-
ton be given to this report, believing by
this means that interest in the purposes
of the League will be enlarged and in
tensified. To this end the cost of the
Report, So.35, has been put within easy
reach of every one interested You will
greatly aid the work of distribution by
sending in your order at once.
Please send cent stamp with the
price of the Report and address.
S. LAING WILLIAMS,
II3 Adams St, Chicago, Ill.
n. Bit is a pleasure to note that this
printing of the report has been done by
Mr.. K. S. Abbott, a graduate of Hamp-
ton, of the class of 1896.
The colored American., 1902-05-31
In Menoria

In loving remembrance of my dear mother
Ia q bbs Tho mpson who dsparted thtS If,
~o years ago, May 18th, lsOO.'
Rest i'm peace. dearest mother.
Two long years have past;
Thou art gone, bnt not forgotten
IN the minds OF every one.
One by one the flowers are taken
One by one the roses fall;
And we carefully Remember
Pain and sorrow come 10 all:
God has given. God has taken:
rear mother, we must bear that pain,
For loving oEe has promised
We in heaven shalt meet again,
By her loviD daughter.
NIvIAE LUCILE THoSPsos.
Indianapolis, ind.
The colored American., 1902-05-31
TUE GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order nf<
-@Trus Hsinrm
ORGANIZED January 1, IS
oss... mi 0nn o.S nuS Di.h

An devoted to the interests Of s members both In
business relations opportunity for gilt edged
owned and controlled by the Order and
,red men, who members Of the Order.
In health and mind OF good moral ohsrscte
han three S years 60) you eligible
Fountains the Subordinate and the Rosebud
sUBORDINATE
Fountain must be between IA
age You pay $6 according sge joining fee
country you cents month dues; In the cit
months You pay 80 cents per month
Benefits you receive from $6 90 to % 90 month
ments.
AS Death Benefit your family receives s76 you die
After one year the Death Benefit is S1S6O0.
The colored American., 1902-05-31

To Join the Rosebud Fountain you
8 and Il year of age. You pay S1.O0,
instsllments. The monthly dues are eli
as Fountains may decide. The annua
You receive as Sick Benefit from $3.50 t
In weekly payments.
As Death Benefit, your family will
you die within year. After one year
Is $37.
In the INSURANCE DRPARTkRNT,
Classes:-Class B, Glass E, and GLASS
payable annually or quarterly.
The colored American., 1902-05-31


close business 1900
| LIABILITIES
The colored American., 1902-05-31

In Class b, the age limit is "A to go ye
dues. 81 rs to S7.6O. The Certificate is val'
After one year, its value is $500 to o65.
In Glass z, the age limit is IA to 55 year
SO. so to II, 40. The Certificate is valued first
one year its value is $500 to $500.
In Glass M, the age limit is II to 90 years
S21 to S25. The certificatei valued from da
You are entitled to q Life Membership
Classe B and < upon purchase OF the requ
pays q dividend annually of 90 per cent.
The Grand Fountain United Order Of TT
30, 1900, a total Of 1882 Death Benefits, with
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
A CARNIVAL OF CRIME AND IT'S CREED.

. Why is it that the Northern people the Northern
press and Northern public grow indignant at the
nching Of negroes in the South for the most horrible
offense known to crminology and raise great cutlery
the Acknowledgement of the negroes at the South
and yet say nothing of the atrocities that are commit
ted in the Philippines the proof of which is daily ac.
cumulang?
Listen to the declaration OF General Funston who
describes the Filpnos cruel treacherous and unfit
for selfgoyernment." He continues: I'VE can not
punish the Filipinos as they deserve to be punished
II we did we could never get through hanging them
and We could not build ials enough to hold them
Brigadier General Smith, Rigid Starvation" smith.
gives the following order to his troops in Samar: az
wish you to kill and burn The more you kill the
more you will please me. The interior of samar must
be made bowling wilderness. Kill every native over
10 years old
The Manila Volcano is paper which is published
In Manila by Americans. 1t breaches outright the doc.
trne of burn and slay.
In Northeastern California aud Southwestern OREGON
many years ago Major Baker Of the United army and
Indians The thoroughness Of the pac6caon was owing TO
the order issued by the major to his kin Nits make
loved commander What the result Yesterday where
only inferior quality OF bawlng papoose was raised be
at Manila tables - . 'e''ou
@Kil first and negotiate afterward." says our Ma.
Mia contemporary. Then IT adds General Andrew
jackson, the greatest of American soldiers entered
Spanish territorynow the State of Florda-and thor
oughly pacihed number of those who had inoed the
Indians to don their war paint. He hanged them A
few hangnes on the Jacksonian plan right here In Ma
Mia would do more to restore confidence government
rectitude than million and one Investigations by the
congressional committee nsular possessions and
the government OF sayages by the feebe-minded"
1t Is to be noted that the government censors OF The
press in the Philippines who pursue their functions
under laws and rules stringent as those prevalent
N Russia have not suppressed this paper checked
It's utterances.
What is to be said OF such crimes and of such
hellish creed? What is to be said Of government
which permits such crimes to be perpetrated and al
lows such diabolic doctrines to be preached?
Who would have believed it, il four years ago
prophet had arisen and foretold what has been done
and is being done in the Philipphesg who would
have believed that the army Of the United States
would make war after the manner of the American
red Indian, killing old men women and children. tor
turing prisoners and burning farms and villages until
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
HOUSTON, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1902
y PAGES TODAY.
THE SHIP SUBSIDY STEAL AND ITS SECTIONAL.
ISM.

Hon Joseph Cannon of Illinois, who, although he
is not prophet the seventh son of seventh son,
nevertheless knew what he talking about when, in
speech the house the other day, he remarked con-
corning the ship subsidy bill that "The grants from
the treasury proposed by the bill not in sight"
There is no doubt that the republicans in the West
are as much opposed the ship subsidy bill today
they were in 1900. They arc bitterly opposed to it
as the democrats are. They not see why the
treasury vaults should be thrown open to Down Casters
who have shps engaged in the foreign trade and not
opened to Western agricultursts who raise crops
which exported and contribute TO our foreign trade
quite as much the ship owners ships do THE West.
erners feel that if subsidy money is to be handed
around, Uncle sam shouldn't overlook them. They
also need the money.
One of the most scandaous provisions Of the ship
subsidy bill found in section 49, which gives bonn
ty to New England fishermen but omts 10 grant like
bonus to the fishermen of Chesapeake bay and the
North Carolina coast. Not only is bounty of 81 ton
given to New England vessels "in the deep sea fish
cries" but 81 month is added to the wages OF tho
crews of the Now England vessels. Senator Frye, the
father of the bill, it will be noted halls from Maine
1t is gratifying to learn that this bill which went
through the senate with busnesske promptitudo due
to Senator Hannas backing, viii meet with difficulty
in the house. 1t should be defeated. Besides the rank
sectionalism favorng the New England fishing vessels
the main feature of the bill providing millions of gov
eminent subsidy for millionaire ship owners who are
already engaged in profitable business, marks it as
of the bareaced raids on the treasury ever
organized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

vousness that has not participated in the unparalleled adj
vances Of the times And much be looked for sir
Crichton Browne spoke not long ago in England on
the improvements of the prisoners art lie pointed out the
immense possibilities that lie in cultures of deadly bacteria
say nothing of of the recent chemical preparations
The real he commended is not simply in detyng detee-
ton arousng suspicion. All the famous poison
Of the middle ages in his view, clumsy lot 1t
the old story alwaysarseuic arsenic, arsenic
The Of the magical poons of those days fables
The Borgia would gurge with delight before the
OF the present day The picture drawn by the eminent Eng
sh physician very rcassurins 10 them actively
cultivate the luxury Of enemies but IT IS safe to say that
whatever be the possibilities they will never be realized to
any great extent The fact that on vengeance
bound who started in perfect himself in this line would
get interested in his experiments that he would forget all
about his plot That is of the beauties Of modern
science
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Rathbone and Senator Hanna.

St. Louis Republic.
President Roosevelt should remain trm IN nis 49,
ton not to pardon Major f. G. Rathbone, convced
frauds in Havana in whose behalf Senator hsnua
srenuously working unless the record OF the AsnS
reveals some error that would justify pardon
The fact that Senator Hanna is so earnestly yss II
president to pardon Rathbone contains no arsuH'''
vorable action +. M
Rathbone and Hanna stood very close e ~ M
Ohio politics, Hanna being the master and NsuO'D'
who did the masters bidding Ia,
If Rahbone has been fairly tried and eons.',T 4,
dent Roosevelt should not bak justice BY 'sSups
The people expect am iron resolution on MI. s;.
in this matter The Havana postal steals weIe w 9u5
the American name in Cuba. The thieves mus & az,
The fact that Rathbone is Hannas friend must nv
it he is one of the thieves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Moral of the Amor Controversy.

New York Herald.
The armor plate manufacturers seem TO be thuni
spite the dismal prophecies they INDUCED in when an 7
public opinion forced them to reduce their former tx'
prices. In the light of this continued prosperity y
ing to recall their fervid appeals TO aggard patron
behalf of struggling industry and their pathehe y
against the ignorant clamor that threatened their e'
1t is pleasure, therefore to record that the n'7
grown, is healthy and most promising. The mills as
ed with home orders, and large shipment OF plates y
been made to Russia. The inevitable increase o. ol
and the recognition abroad of superior WORK 0pa
auring prospects that third establishment IS pIep1'
turn out the material.
This competition should be Of great benefit 70 nc
try. The industry is known to be very profitable tns !
quick and certain and the chances of higher y
ment in processes make it probable that other capn
be induced to enter this important field
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
10 Interpret waaner,s Music.


Musical New York and may say the musical world Of
America is happy IN the prospect OF having this country
next season capable conductor Of German operas The an
noucement is made that Maurice Grau has engaged Alfred
Hertz OF rcslau for the Metropolitan opera house Mr.
IN his country, Floersheim writing from Reri
10 inc Musical Courier He will give you some Was
ner readings have heard the DAYS of lie
lamenicd Anton SGdl' Mr. Muhlman Of the Cirau onera
company whose hohe in Bresau declares that There is
no interpreter Of Wagner in Germany the present time
SUPERIOR TO mn II he does not dsappont the expectations
aroused by such praise there will be revival OF the WAGNER
cul next winter For several there has been little
enthusiasm Tor Wagners works performed at the Metro
satisfactorily Now there will be an eager looting fa
70 presentations by who understands the master and can
make him Ineligible to others w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
AddIcks or Nobody.
New York Eyening Post.

new ork Evening Post ,,;As M
Addcks or Nobody is the slogan OF me nu ~ MN
in Delaware. These mercenaries are loyal 70 10 pms
profess adherence to no principles in Nations. .aSisas
politics. they have no theory OF legislation 2,
to support; they point to no admrapie j. r. fusp
brain body in their leader. Their atuu o,aok M
nothing but devotion to well hllea s;h bey ~
they are entirely ready to wreck their party apa Il ID
ptve the State of Delaware OF representation ,uanga
States senate, Time was when the dog ~ a-.,5y sH
held up in solemn warning to selfish snp las hs ~
but the Twentieth century Aesop, when ne osn nor.
OF fables for in political Addicks as
the trough.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
The Scientific Crook.
IIarncr,s wecklr.

we seem thycstcncd with a new variety of crook-tbe
seeuuhe According very ercumstantia reports from
washington the experts OF the treasury department Nave
oeen experimenting with chemical compound said 70
ron steel OF its temper and hence making safe cracking
ms compound called thermte reputed possess mar
teous virtues When mixed with magnesium powder /, will
Destroy the hardness Of metal enabling burglar 10 en-
through the best steel il lead FIVE eipbtb %
an lSh tempered steel plate pierced The nesn,ne
accounts DO not fail to say quaky things of how cracl.
have already put these discoveries practical use ~
o. strong boxes are advised not 70 sleep well o. nivb
~ this IS very interesting Il IT happens he true The
ieson 4 may be observed has been SLOW to rake I'M
rIoFements was great day Tor the eracr frater,;,
nnen aynsm"e came 70 town hey took M with it at once
Popular fancy endows the Knockout hend WITH -,
nowiedse OF chemistry, Ihefe Is hardly any branch Of d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Governor Sanford B, Dole OF Hawaii has left San Fran
cisco Tor chicago accompanied by Lorrn Thurston owner
the PACING Commercial Advertiser and leader of the
missionary party IN Hawaii, Governor Dole will STAY in
Chicago one day and then so to Washington
RI Rev, Arthur Foley Wilmington ingram bisboD of
Loadon who has pleaded home engagements as am
Tor declining Bishop Potters invitation address the mis-
sonares at Advent famous the East End missionary
VINO had revoutonized the condition of the London poor
long before he became a bishop in 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

an observer follow its course by the flames rolling
upward and proclaimng to earth and heaven the
mighty holocaust to the idol OF Imperialism we have
erected in the place of the God of our fathers? Who
would have believed that creed OF crime intoxicating
fire and carnage duty would be preached at Ma
Mia, and in America, and that the government at
Washington by its silent acquiescence would impl
cate itself in the guilt?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
Priceless Land in Texas.
Leslie's Weekly

LeSlies Weekly 4 Al lr5'
Judging from recent report Of SAFE I'd = pps',
Beaumont Texas real estate in that ilvey ven cons
commonwealth is rising value thar cAs ~, reports
in New York into outrageous obscurl'y ~, ii ssss
OF parcel in the section named sold az tns taght
This same land could have been noaulaf
befove the oil strike for $40 per The ss
who dscourses on acres OF diamonds ,a.lx ~
theme now 10 acres of Texas and hnd ~
aRsHAgc3ve