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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

10 Drive Out the Cattle !
The Law Stands Until Decided
Otherwise BY the Supreme
Court of the United
States.


Guy p. Cobb. iuteria revenue
iusps clor, who has been here with
the Indian police co / cIing the
tlibal tax Of 25 &c It's per head on
all cattle owned BY Don-wlIzens,
this morning received tel gra u
from the attorney general Of The
Unised States, peFemplorlly ORDER
log btm to colles the tax On all
thu Ga til ia ,h- Ga cgasa " natlon,
Ia ludug those which have been
replevined and taken out Of his
hands. Wnile lhs Telegram gave
no argument OK reason for Ignoring
the replsvln proceed r., il i q n
orally supposed tbal The attorney
general b., es his action on ,he
n. sumption that ibs law is valid ul~
ii ns United 5 atse s0prems Csar.
n frrs a drc'sl0n holding other
" sc. Ii is also advanced As O
ason that Judge Townsrnd's
ac.aoa n i,suhg the r. p,evln pa
ptrs Was conira Glory Hs lhe az
e 81 ~ vt his c0uri AZ Ardmort
r~e, ntl, was adverse 70 the cattle
mru. aud The repls 10 papers we're
~ Issued hY hss conrt.
The lnuian poll 4 had flushed
herr work u the viclnity 0f ChIcs
ashs, aud were preparing 70 move
on to Rush Springs and NARROW,
nut sluce the receipt Of this teir-
gram they will br recalled, aud the
work Of rounding up aud driving
uul The cs'tle viii begin at ouoe.
lhls decision sffecIs ia, 900 head,
or hereabouts.
The next move Of the cattlemen
is now awaited with inter es', as II
is believed they will still fad some
way 10 defer the pas ment Of The
| tax.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

The Farms Of This Country as
Seen By = hiohigsn Trans
Continental Traveller.

Leo A. Caro-. leading business
man OF Grand Rapids. Mich.. and
Grand Chancellor OF the Pythian
order IN Michigan, attended the
bi-emiDal conclaye OF the Ku ightt
Of Pyihias IN San Francisco IN
August. Returning berefrom, Mr
Caro- took little trip down into
OH Mexicn, through Texas aud
the Indian Territory. Since his
return home he has been publish
ing an recount of bis travels IL
Fraternity secret order Journal
issued ut his home. Speaking d
bis visit to ChIckasha. Mr.. Oaro
wrliess
'tOa Saturday evening at 8
o'clock welril E Paso for The north,
homewnrd bound, and the wraisI
remained with the Michigan party
unlil Monday morning ~ 2 o 'cl0oh
when wiIh my f4miiv left thr
'raiu at Harrington, KaDsss. e.,
lake o lrain south into the Indian
Terr tory, where We we're 10 sop
Tor u few dava. We arrived ~
hickasha al 4 10 the afternoon,
sad we're met ~ Mr.. A. O. Jach-
man, formerly of Grand Rspas:
Mr.. f. d. Lemon, also an d / M
Grand kal ids boy, who are located
with tbei famries IN Chick ssha
and engaged IN the dry good,
buslntss. Chirk asha Is wonder-
ful town. The juneiion OF sever-
~ rsi'roads and On the edge OF
0~hhoms, Two years ago it had y
population of about 2,2U0. ana
now II has over 1000. The bulld :
ings are credit TO any city, rs
nanks and stores. both whole all
and retail, are up-to-date and d :
ing al kinds of business, and lhr
people are doing all they can 20
make the ci,y fit to 1--we 10 by i'm
proving their streete, sidew lks
and Sewerage systems.
"Mr. Jack man and Mr.. Lemon
both own farms near Chirk asha
IL Oklahoma. nnd while their busi-
ness keeps them part Of the time
N the city. their families and home.
are on the farms. ! had the pleas.
uTe OF days ride through ihs
county and totbe Jachman farm,
and ifit we~e not tor the largenesl
If the farm, and flatness OF ths
'oun'ry could easily believe my
self in good old Michigan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Chickasba has any amount Of
young people who enjoy dancing
aud who are willing 10 60 TO a.
most any expense 70 crafty tbeii
taste for this amusement. F"'
several months past f. T F IT,
simmons. we'll known Chlckasha
young man, b been giving a
series Of dances vt The Murray bali
on Sixth street, which, viii they
have hsen very ~ '5able TO lbos
parfle ipatlug, have not been q
nancisi success &c the promoter.
Perhaps there's reason for tins
aud rs we believe there is we OFF,
the suggestion below as pari Il
TX plana ion Of he lack of pairun-
aye. Many Of lhore who have
b IN patrons aud slill wtul co..
Inn~ 20 altrnn, are not iamnl y
W th The dancrs found on Alr
+ zs nlmons' program. Tue,
e,e. body IL ssuppOseifo know how
70 wsl'z. but walizes aud two
steDs are not ftS Only dances on
earth. such <, thing as = good,
OH f4shioncn, rous D. q iadrllle 4
nevrr heard ~ VA ihr Muir a, hall,
though Il would hr participated IL
wiih agrrhe-s snd rnlhusi SIN D.,
many wAn des's care t. rpenh 10.
entire eveli x IN wai'z ng or twr-
stspoing. The lancrr~, another as
pretty and graceful NOV. men, a.
was ever seen; the Ylrei il reel. .
The v 4 . quaarslIe, The Oxfoid, /,
the heel aud 'or polks, aud man,
Oth. dainty aud Interesting
dancers, are never found on tue
program.
There are great muy people
VINO have noted TINS, aud We b.
i-vr q i on- goud reason the ~
rrndAncr at these pleasant IitIl+
hops j. nof larger We may he
Old fashi med aid nut Of late, hu
wr-know Of who'll families in The
san fix. Jnsi make chang,
Fi.z, aud sre Il your patronage
fun Z Increase.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Chicago. jan. I2-The general
board Of adjustment Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers on
the Rock Island system finished its
six week. labor Of revising tie
wese schedule today by which tho
engineers receive 10 per cent in.
crease In wages, amourtine to
nearly $3.50. 900, added TO their pay
a year. The schedule, as signed
up is based on runs Of one hun.
dred miles or less.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Organisrd BY The Young Al. n Herr
for Division Of the Ma
tionsl Guard.

The young men Of Chlckasba
have organ z-d a military compau,
aud Will make application for
membership 10 the National guard
a meeting Of those Interested viii
Be called il . few DAYS when Or.
gauizatiun will be ff.cted and 10
plirati0n made for arms aud
equipm' nj. Although Indian Ter.
1t 'ry bas at the present time no
organ ,tion OF the National guard
cerisia sum has heen set apart
for thr mil tary Of The country and
the amount Is now 10 the keeping
OF the Interior department al
Washington. /, is available at
any Iime. providing the Chickssba
org@bizalion 10 aoreptsble 10 the
sp~wers that be- and " hen thus
fiaally d~c drd upon the order
Il be made aud The company
mu-terrd Into the service. 3 be
,oung men who have already
Sighed the roster are very enthnsl
nsiic ana are gong ihto be schrme
Ia manner which speaks volum O.
for it's surcrss.
There Is no reason Why Chlcka-
sha shouldn't have as fine a mill
tarY organ zttion as any town Of
It's size IN The Unitea States. and
We br ieve Il " Il Fallcxing are
tae names Of the yonng men:
O. o. Hol i g-worth, Joe Wells.
James Bishop J Il Ieasplp, FRANK
Rrg4n. Lloyd Wilson. 9. L. Fred-
rrick L als Means, Jsnk Graulre.
G. e. French, G. A Har, ed. ".
siinson A. >iinsoD, Evereti Wells,
Il Wusnn, r. E.t,s~. Will McHp-
hre, E Burton, Lsr Yueman, rom
L-.per, AIMS Kng, B. q. Cody,
Char. Temple, Walter Terrell Will
Krncs, Chesler Cowan, Grover
Harmed, Albrrt Hener,x, Harry
Hendrix, Walter HaIses, Hsrvey
Page, r. @. Lamb4rsor, Cnnrlie
Gnnneis. Tom Moore. F 7 Fllz-
simmons, Ben ri zsimmons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
A CHOIR Il SOCIETY.
Mrs. Mcclure VIII Orgalize One
At the +, esby lerian Church
Tomorrow Tonight.

Mrs. Annie Dlnsmore Mcclure
wishes to orRanizeat orce an even
ing class in musical sight-reading
sud ensemble or chorus singing.
Ladies' and gentle men are desired
As members and the final object Is
me establishment in Chlcka ha Of
- Cnoral Society which shall be
e'pabls of rendering the ohoruses
OF such cantatas, oratarios aud
operas as they may wish to pre-
sent, and which shall be q perma-
nent Institution.
The pleasure and benefit OF such
an organization TO city cannot br
over estimated. Pub 10 taste will
ne Rra ilied aud elevated and the
members will receive instruction
and training which they could hc-
quire IN no otber way.
Mrs. Met lures terms will be 90
y mouth IN advance for two hour :
'nstruc ion each week and q small
additional incidental fee for music
etc. The music VIII be the prop
rrty OF the society. Tnr method
'aught will be that used at the New
England Conservatory of Music al
Boston, where Mrs. Mcclure
studied before going abroad, and il
called the New England Coneerva-
tory method.
II 10 desired that all those who
wish 10 Join this class will meet al
the Presby terian church tomorrow
night, Jan. Is, at 7:30 O'Clock
Anyone wishing to see Mrs. No
Ciure with regard TO it may do &C
any afternoon from % o'clock
at her home e2S South Seventh,
corner Texas avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Will Discuss the World Field and
Plans for Work IN Home
Church.

rhe Woman's Missionary society
Of the Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
O'CLOCK with Mrs. j. Descom0es
on Chlckasha avenue. Mrs. d. NJ.
johnson wi ] act as leader for the
following program;
Home topic, A Forward Move
ment, MIS-. A. Belcher.
Foreign topic. The World Field
plans best adapted to arouse the
home church, Mrs. W. B. Leonard.
Discussion BY members.
Roll call answered By mission
ary Items Of interett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
BRIoKLATERs ORGANIZE.
Another Branch Of The American
Federation Of Labor Formed
In Chickasha.

A local branch of the BrickIay-
ers International Unioo was form
I'd last light, the meeting OF the
members Of The trade heiDg held
at NurraS's ball al 1880 O'Clock.
Tue union was organized with q
charter membership Of twenty five
aud starts of with much enthu-
aiasm. A charter has been app lied
for, aud when that document ar
rivesIan installation OF officers will
be held and business will begin IN
earnest. The following officers
were elected at last nigbt'smset ng.
r. B, Prlce, president.
Henry Martin, Woe president.
Mr. L. isty, recording secretary.
san Live, corresponding and
financial secretary.
Chas. Watkins, treasurer.
An executive uommltIee " Il be
appointed later. The meeting
nighs will b Tuesday, end The
commitIee will selec. perm nent
headquarters for the union. There
are several other labor nrganiza.
tions in the oi y which sre hooking
for meeting place, aud it is
thought that perhaps they will all
n itetheir forces, agree on a room,
and make it sort Of labor head
qu .rters, fitting. 1t up as a reading
and club ronm for the use OF their
members. Tuis is q good plan,
ss such q place i badly needed by
just that class Of our cltizrns.
The new organization starts out
we'll, with good prospects, and the
Daily Express, always an advocate
of organized labor, and . paper
which practices whatit breaches
with respect to is own employe e.,
heartily wishes it success,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
Talk the Matter Over

with any of your successful busi-
ness acquaIntances or moneyed
friends. They viii certainly ap--
prove Of opening a bank account.
The first deposit acts as q mag
nef. Il attracts the dollars and a
depositor strives to increase the
balance at bis hanker's.
Don't spend all you make. Let
us take care Of a part Of your in
come. We can do it to your entire
satisfaction.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Mre. J. W. Childress and Misa
Johnnie Hopper. OF Rush SprsaRr,
attended the Bryan lecture in this
city Monday night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Ed Coyle, Of Rush Springs,
listened 70 J. ". Bryan q seloquence
here Monday night. He was much
pleased with the lectu e.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Misses Maggie Hughes and
Hilda johnson, Of Ponca City were
guests at the Royal hotel Monday
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Mr.. A Neumeisler and wife, Of
st. Joseph. Mo, arrived ia this
city yesterday to remain a few
days. They are looking this part
of The country over in view OF 10.
cation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

g. NJ. Taylor, of El Reno, was
in the city Monday night on busi.
ness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

W. 9. Embry, Of Bowie, Texas,
was shaking hands will friends
here Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Mr. aud Mrs. J. d. Chas'aine,
Of HartshorD, |. T., arrived yes
teiday to be the guests OF Ms.
Instances sister, Mrs. J. B.
harris,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Lsnox Soap sh ould be found 10
all good grocers. 5--l0t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Lenox Soap makes friends w:sere-
ever il goes Try Il. blot
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

Dock Grooms and Tad jelly are
feeding Mumford's mules and
threShing machine this week.
Mr.. Handy is the new minister
AZ Sparks, He will preach again
next Sunday. Come everybody.
+. GrOOms says runaways are
numerous lately. His team ran
away twice and each time there
wasn't much wagon left.
Ne understand that the Irish
man is building an addition onto
his house and he says when he gets
that finished something is going to
happen. We hope for a good
dance abont Xmas,
These frosty norns 50 bright and
clear,
Unto the farmer brings more cheer
fhan wintry blast so chilling
At break of nor he's husking corn,
And all his cribs 90 full they groan
And when wintry blasts go bowling by
He'll set and shake his snillings.
PORCUPINE.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

NJ = ID 10 as - - az.
While in Cody we visited the
store of Sparks Bros. which has
been rebuilt In part and additions
joined to it until at present it is
70 feet front and so feet long, one
room of which isa story and a half,
and the whole Is chock full Of
goods. The bank which is run in
connection with the store is on the
west end and front, and a cellar
under the building, the back part
of which is used for stock. The
bank fixtures are of latest design
and a vault is built in the center
of the room for the safety of the
money and papers: There are 3
cellars under the store, giving
plenty of room for goods usually
kept in such places. Chas, Butch
er and Wesley Holsclaw were the
masons. L. E. Stuart, G.. H,
stoner and Ross Hook were the
carpenters, G, Nichols of Merri-
man built the vault and Gus Carl
son, of Valentine, is putting in the
fixtures,
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

While returning from Hackber-
ry Lake Wednesday night VIM.
Franckc and John Tucker drove
too near the edge of a bank near
Hackbcrry Thompsons on the riv-
er and the buggy, horses and men
rolled overthc bank. Mr.. Francke
had the misfortune of having his
collar bone and two or three ribs
fractured and the buggy wheel
struck him on the side of the head
rendering him unconscious for n
awhile.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
ROUND the WORLD
A Wonderful Trans-Pacific
Journey of Six Months via
THE NORTHWEST TERN LINE
AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.

In line with it's we'll known policy of
development of trans-Coutinental and
trans-Pacitic travel, the Chicago &
North-W Western Railways o organ
izlng a personally conducted round
the-world tour, to leave Chicago in
October, visiting Hawaii, Japan
China, The Straits Settlements, Cey-
Ion, India and Egypt, returning via
the usual European points OF interest
on the way home.
The party will be most admirably
provided for en- route The railway
trip will be made on luxurious last
trains through the great Mississippi
Valley over tine only doub ole track
railway between Chicago and the
Mississippi River" and west via Den
yer and through the mountain wond-
erland of Colorado and Utah. The
trip dCross the Pacific will be on one
of the magnificent new Pacific Mail
Cos steamers.
This trans Pacific traffic has grown
to such proportions that the service
has been improved and elaborated un-
til in many respects it is said to vie
with that found on the finest trans.
Atlantic greyhounds.
The trans Pacific route is the com.
ing highway over which American
pleasure seekers will travel for rec
reation and sightseeing. Hawaii, ia.
pan, China, Australia and our own
Philippine possessions are full of int
crest and the NUMBER of visitors &c
these faraway lands increases with
the iucgsased Facilities fdr travel.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
P-nbrOOk Quilts.

Dick Ogle went to town Sunday
D. A. Handbook is buying oats
and corn.
VIM. Grooms went to town
Monday.
Ray Pollen is working for Aetna
Breachbill.
Dick Keller will start for Mo.
in the near future.
Henry Brown was over to the
Rake ranch Sunday.
J. c. Rounds was down to the
Rake ranch Sunday.
Corn husking has commenced
in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Kuskie's father and moth
er are here on a visit.
Miss Hattie Randall was home
last Sunday from Valentine.
MIR. Maple, of Crookston, was
in this neighborhood Sunday.
Charley Billings commenced
work at J. S. Grooms' Monday.
Frank Thompson we understand
will buy a farm in this locality.
Mr.. Swain went to town Friday
and Friday night went up to Cody.
The Miss Semans, of Norden,
were pleasant callers at Pembroke
lately.
S. G. Small, of York, is here on
business and looking after his
farm.
School commenced Monday in
district No. 5, with NJ johnson
as teacher,
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
Real tstate Transfers

Eldon SpaTks and VT to Sparks Bros,
d $40 lots $40 blk l Carriers ad to
Cody,
Benjamin E Kennedy and VT to VIM
II Kennedy, W d $1,000 lots 3 4 nwsw
) 20 so
John and Agnes Marshall to Freder.
lex G H~olsctaw, mtg 1925 lots 1-2-3 blk
Cornell's ad to Valentine.
Nelson F Nosman and VT to Sheridan
Co. Bank, mtg 1866 csc 80, wsM 80
30 40
U 5 to Chas Ganow, pat enw nwnw 81
meme 20 % 80
Frederick q HolscIaw, married. to
John and Agnes MARSHALL, W. 1915
lots l, 2, 3 ok 4 Cornell's add.
A e Thatcher TO Samuel Holsclaw, We
SIS lot Is div B Mount Hope Gem.
Rosett VI Davis, wild, to T. II Young,
d $1,000 wac wse "a 81 %
Geo E Hale to Mills Bros, W i $500 :
NV ii sci nese 10 80 10
Geo N Davis aud VT etal to Rosett VI
Davis, @ G ID 81 wne wse 20 81 20
Freeman Z Mills and VT to Mills Cas-.
ton Co, W d $4,000 nsw IL 80 20 oil
Freeman p Mills and VT to The Star
Csttle s. Horse Co, " d $4,000 senw
"A 80 20 other land.
Edgar Wilkinson to Thomas Gates
W d $500 nsw nwse SWINE Is % IS
Levi Gates and VT to Thomas Gates
W d $500 sne senw IA SWIM l. % 50
81 Fl GauOw and vt to Thomas Gates,
mtg $500 me INV 10 - So
Edward a q olsclaw to Chas Sparks
assign $500 lots 81 nesw saue 80 80 3
E Il Mason and VT to Geo w Hogle
and Kate 4 Mason, W d $4,000 WIS
seue pese sess - ~ os5ty isG9.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
10 Whom IL May Concern

This is to certify that |, P. S.
Roueche, have given my son, Vii
liam E. Roueche his freedom and
from this ,lme henceforth he Is biz
own agent and is 40 longer under
my guardianship nor care, and |
will not be responsible for HIM OF
his actions. 80 3
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
TIME TABLE
trreat Northern Line
at N'nAill Kpha

Going East, Going West.
Leaves l0:10 a. m. Arrives $50 p. IN
Passenger, daily except Sunday.
Connections with ElkhOrn trains east anC
west-bounu from all points west of O'Neill
Shortest route to Sioux City and beyond.
Through connections Tor Sioux Falls, Mime.
apolls, 81, Paul and all points north and west
Buy local tickets to O'Neill.
FRED ROGERS, G., z. \.
Sioux City, Iowa
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
The Telephone.

There are blessings that come to US daily,
Of which we give scarcely a thought;
Our trials and our cares we bemoan them,
But are blessings are considered as naught;
We find joy and care in our pathway,
Wherever we fancy to roam;
But the blessing that suits me exactly,
Is the telephone, right in our home.
You may talk of the modern inventions,
That comfort to mankind doth bring;
But of all the inventions I've heard of,
The telephone surely is king.
1t does all our errands most quickly,
And delivers our messages well;
We can call up our friends in an instant,
By simply a ring of its bell.
If business should suddenly call you
Away, for awhile, from your home,
Your telephone up in the corner,
Will guard them all while you are gone;
For you know it is faithful forever,
If threatened by danger or harm,
And a ring of your friend in the corner,
Very quickly will spread the alarm.
If you urgently wish for a doctor,
Then quickly you give a few rings.
Which will bring him speedily to you
AS if the pOSsessOr of wings.
Your loved one is save by his promptness,
As quickly he comes to your call;
And friends you'll admit what Il blessing
A telephone is to us all.
There are cranks of all sizes and ages,
There are cranks of degree high and low,
Who declare that a telephone system
On wire fences, never will go.
So friends rally now to our standard,
For we think it works pretty fine,
We gladly will give YOU a welcome
To our Worth Table Telephone Line
-MRs. FLORENCE AUSTIN.
~ EN7S%AH KN , "a D. MN *. ~ RI ia Ia EKDNYKS%2Sr
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

We have LOIS of Milk and
Cream. Best quality. Let us sell
you some. RED GATE DAIRY.
40 MARK ID. CYPHERs, Prop.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

For all kinds of Undertaking
Goods and Undertaking work Cal
on the Red Front Nero Co. q
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22

All kinds of heavy hardware and
wagon wood stock at E. Breuklanders.
20-tf
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
MILL c FOR FEED.
John Nicholson,
lbs'.:TisE.

ltr>sTisG.
y Ia NdIentiue ia the ~, Il. -
e. -3' vi tdth uopth. heserVe
49,, .t.th go niu ,,ftict 81 DnnohtT