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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Claude Sigmou went to Lindsay
yesterday. returning last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
sadIsr 8 c0chran sslIs dirl. SD

Gel il at the 0al Drug Store.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

The Owl Drug Store has it for
less. I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

sadler & Cochran sells dirt. '5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18
GARDEN PRODUCE

Here is what one truck farmer
has done this year on ten acres of
ground. He has planted as fol
lows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Mrs. Marie Ausborn nee Autene
is visiting relatives in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

Potatoes 10 acres.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-18

the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

Little Emily when she was was taken to the govern
school. henceforth for long time LIE flowed
evenly and smoothly for the little girl
Tho teachers kept her school during tho vaca-
tons Through all years she won't back to
Weutos tepee. though 1t was only twenty miles away,
nnd Wcuto seldom to her There were many
beadyeyed moon-faced papooses in tho tepee. Neither
their advent their however, great con-
sideration to Weuto. Yet the government rations
steadily grew less. Weuto and harvest IT,
to tho river for wood. and for the ponies
her lord being superior labor. There
many tasks for her patient hands.
Tho last winter at the school was very happy time
for Emily
She the constant companion Of tho teachers and
intellectually their equal.
The little reading circle her especial delight They
reading Shakespeare ia the custom OF country
circles). and Emily read with delight
And Emily 1s-tall graceful with oval
face expressive black and the delicate hands and
feet usual with strain of Indian blood.
But Emily thought of herself Indian. In
fact. sho thought very little about herself
Her life full healthy. congenial tasks. and she
happy. just bird is happy. with thought for
the past or the future
For fourteen years she had not been away from the
government school, go back to Weutos tepee
all her life she had been away from the
ton, and that is not the best place of life
And SO poor Emily had her awakening.
Some visitors strolling through the school ono
day and upon Emily arranging the reception
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bcdsteads provided by the benefactor the
fort OF Weuto and her family.
The Indian prefors to sleep the earth floor rolled
up in a blanket with his feet to the fire.
The wolf hounds, savage. shaggy Indian dogs
bounding over tile prairie at tho the ponies
feet Their gaunt bodies glded tho ground with
wonderful rapidty. The children they peepcd from
the house door, seemed only shade less repusve than
the hounds. Yellow Bird stood In the background.
'"ripi mitawa" (my house,. grunted weuto
Emily sat still, her every faculty benumbed by de-
spair.
Weuto picketed the spotted ponies and into the
house Emily sat in the wagon, wild thoughts OF flight,
of suicide, in her mind.
Weuo. after preparing the Indian bread -four. soda
and water. baked in the Goals bade Emily enter
Tho smoke from the open fire In the centre OF the
filled the air The dirt floor foul There
rusty sewing machine Cor the remains of one)
used cook stove (Weuto preferred to cook hole
in the grond few broken chairs trunks Of
varying sizes. His trunk is Indians dearest possess
These trunks contained the best clothes OF Weuto
and Yellow Birdbuckskin dancing aprons colored with
bright pigments and edged with small mirrors; eagle.
feather bonnes, used In tho Indian dances gayly
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beaded moccasns and Shields and many and gorgeous
blankets of all the hacs of the rainbow.
Emily terror-stricken by her unaccustomed
rounngs She faint for food she could not eat ths
black bread Weuto offered her. drink the "black med
cine which the Indians give to the horrible
compound the squaws make from the coffee berry.
various members of the family, together with tht
hideous wolfhounds stretched themselves the floor
and were soon asleep Weuto Emily alone lay awake
If wcutc felt any joy that Emily with her. any
that her daughter Ill she did not show II.
She went out and brought the small box in which We're
llmilys few belongings
BY the nrellght she picked them carefully. When
the fire hickered lower, she cast on book make II
burn brighter gathered up all the clothing and
locked it in5one of the seven trunks.
Overcome by exhaustion and hunger. too faint to sill
erect any longer, Emily laid her delicate body down on
that foul floor those dirty unwasled Indians and
slept the sleep OF utter weariness She severe
orrhuge In the morning. Weuto according the Indian
custom when of number is Ill. assured her that
she was going to die. The Indian far pitt
full the women 1t Yellow Bird who brought in
one tho iron beds and put blankets it. while
Weuto looked with a dersive smile.
Emily never rose that bed. The oatsome food.
The u,speakabe surroundings did their work.
1t was barely month before Mildred Allen, s-
ting on the porch In the early evening. saw Weutos
spotted ponies approachng and heard that longdrawn
mournful wall. The death cry With which Indian
nounces atar death in his family and which
heard can never be forgotten
Allen West left his sweetheart, and walked alone on
the prairie tho dawn OF another day svered the
bluffs of the Missouri.
Before he back he Hung far out into the river
tiny beaded purse,
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Dear me-" exclaimed "a shrll-volccd woman. eye
glass eye what pretty saaw, and nearly white tool
Now isn't she Just white as those Lowney girls who
to tho parties last winter? Dear mo! What pity
to waste SO many advantages on her! suppose when
her schooldeys she will live in tepec never
comb her hair.'
And the group passed discussing Emily as If she
were deaf dumb and blind
Emily had stood like statue tho dustcloth in her
hand Her Indian blood helped her to stoicsm She fed
with burning checks All night she lay star
Ing inoho darkness trying decpher the features
that fearful monster, tho Future.
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en? Oh we'll husbands easy to obtain on the
brvatlon. II ono has land and cattle
Besides. Jack not always agreeable companion,
and he was notably inconsiderate: when Weuto must
bring far 1t seemed useless to use 1t to wash
pnes self, when was moro comfortable unwashed;
md then there soap. that islnelng invention Of
The white people.
When she found Jacks body out the prairie. an
Empty his hand she accented his death with
foical composure,
The next week ztka-ada Re yellow Blrd hnd. taken
Jacks place In the epee and the waters Of oblivion rolled
Cer his msdeeds and his sorrows,
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days passed, he betook himself and to her
society. Emilys spirits dropped. When the searching
winds OF March came, she began to cough.
you must so to the doctor. Emily said Mrs. Deanc.
Then, with brutal frankness "If you should have
sumption couldn't you with the children, Indians
so liable to consumption" she explained.
Consumption 1t is the terror of the reservation. No
word strikes such horror to the heart of Indian
Emily waited for the Doctors verdict with much
pense. Nothing mattercd II Allen did not love her.
But when he said to Mrs. Deane:
You'd better send the girl home' Emily, overhear-
ing him. accepted death as her portion.
1t was. In fact decreed that Emily go back
hor mother Tor fifteen years she had never been away
from the clearly environment of the agency.
May hot and dusty. There is spring In Da-
kota Summer comes in day. The Is green. the
crocuses peep out, and the hot dry winds blow blow,
blow. with 4unceasing vehemence. The dust devils
scurry the prairie. Thousands OF huge Russian
ties roll and the like tho waves of
1t was on such day as this that Weuto her lean
spotted ponies rope harness. drawing her rickey
painted wagon, camc for Emily.
Poor Emily! She could only pray that death would
speedily
All the long day tho wind blew round them with
booming sound like artillery the air full binding
dust
1t seemed to Emily that the ride would never cnd
but at dusk they came small house. OF those
houses that the government sends out all ready to put
together like Chinese puzze. Outside plow
hay rake In various stages Of rust de-
cay. These farming implements the government.
to prove that the indian support himself had pro-
vlded for Yellow Birds They had hewever.
been used.
Piled up against the house two once white iron
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A Paternal Government

To the the dress nothing tho blanket everything
Repulsive. dirty. degraded unspeakable weuo stood
at tho offce door when Allen came bounding UP the
steps to his morning work.
HI. West there's nother-in-aw!' sang out
OF the clerks.
with grim. white face.
All day the careless words stuns him. and weuto's
crafty cruel face before him.
He spent tho evening with Mildred Deane. AS tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

Nycuto (Which being translated, means Blue Woman)
wouto not young handsome. but her possess
sions in land and cattle were large
There rumor anoat Indeed, there always
ruor) Of tho early opening the reservation and
himself fancy the possessor Of weutos 800
acres.
30 Jack lived on In Wcutos tepee and ate OF tho RAJ
lions provided by tho government
Food and shelter are worth considering when man
IL homeless. pennless and knows that there price
upon his head.
And Jack-shal say he married Weuto7 There Is
record OF any ceremony but looked upon him
her husband.
Jack always intended to out into tho world again.
when tho thing had blown over" no expressed It
What is nameless influence which tho Indians
ert over the white who lives among them1 He
The slothful fe the responsibility the squad
surroundings. benunb his energies He sinks lower
level than that OF the savage himself.
When the flowers OF another roted in pro-
fusion the plains of tho Dakotas papooss
walls OF weutos tepce.
None of tho conventional raptures Of tho father
his first born came to Jack.
Instead, he began to realize that to him.
self; and that his the only life ruined
As became woman who had a white husband Weuto
fe herself to the about her. She
scorned Indian for the baby. and called her
baby nearly white and tho exact image OF
Jack. When Jack absented himself from the tepeo.
weuto not inconsolable If returned what
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G 5E 1h p y 5H6Hr 81 t6hP55 z|AF

o THE day OF his death, Jack Dial.
ton never decided whether It was
predcstination or fate that ruined
his life. or whether It "tust hap
pened,. but he leaned toward tho
latter opinion.
Certain transactions in conneo-
ton with q game called poker
made It desirable for Jack 10 ab-
sent himself from his accustomed
haunts.
In the course OF time he driftsd
to the Dakota Indian reservation,
and found shelter In tho tepee OF
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10

of promiscious shooting vas indli
ged in and a railroad fireman was
fatally shot by a stray bullet and
another man was also seriously wouu
ded.
The lynching constitutes one OF the
most fragrant acts of defiance Of the
constituted authorities that has been
witnessed in the south In many years.
In the first place the guilt of the ac-
cused men had not been established.
secondly the machinery Of the law
had been set in motion to determine
whether or not they were guilty. tn
trial actually being in progress, ana
thirdly, if convicted there was reason
to expect that the extreme penalty u
( the law would be promptly inlllctoa
upon them. To make matters worse
the militia, which was called upon
by the mayor. had only BLANK car
tridges and not only could not shoot
10 kill but seems TO have done moth
ing to keep the crowd away from the
jail
Governor Glenn has announced that
he will at once take steps to discover
and bring to justice the guilty par
ties This Is easier said han done
A disordered and distroted public sen
timent Is responsible for such affairs
as that which occurred at SALISBURY
and this sentiment must be cured be
fore 1t can reasonably be expected thar
the lynchers will be caught ana puu
ished.
The entire affair is disgracefui
showing open respect for and LACK
OF confidence In the law and revealing
n spirit of high-handed lawlcssness
which II allowed to 90 unchecked
would lead to widespread anarchy OF
the worst type.
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SouTHERN'S ANNUAL CHEAP
RATES TO MANY POINTS
Excursion VIII Leave Brunswick on
AUGUST Is.


August IS.
The Southern Railway will sell tick
cts at extremely low rates to all prn.
cipal resorts on It's line in ylrginla
and the Carolinas on August IL. Be
low are few of the resorts to which
these special rates will apply:
Asheville, N. G.. s1050, Rreyard
N. C., $1,000; Hendersonville, N. c,
$3.50: Hot Springs. N G., $l1,7J.
Lake Toxaway. N c.. $1LS0: Lemon
H. G.. $l0,75; Lincolnton, N. c., $1,000
Marion, N. G., $3.50; Ruthcrfordtop
N. G.. $t0,50; Saluda. N c.. $3.50
Shelby, N. c.. $lO,50: Tryon, N, C.
$500; Abbeville. S. c.. $3.50, Ande,.
ON. s. c.. $3.50: Cross hin, s. G.
$3.50; Greenville, S. c.. $500: Ian.
rens. s c.. $3.50 Spartauhurg S. c..
$3.50; Walhalla. S. c., 1918, Waterloo.
). c., $500; milestone, s c.. $3.50;
Ocean View, Va. $1,000; old Point
Comfort, Va. $500 Virginia Beach,
Va, $1,000.
These tickets win he on sale one
Law only, Auaust Is. Tickets arc
,0oi returning ON any regular train
until August 81. 1906 For further
Information, literature, etc. call ON II
II. Houseman, general agent
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THE SALISBURY Lvnc4iNo.

The lynching of three negroes at
Salisbury, N. c., was q thoroughly dis,
graceful and outrageous affair and re.
dects upon the entire state. The ne,
groes who were summarily dealt with
and two others were under arrest char.
ged with the murder OF white fam.
ily consisting OF husband, wife and
two children. They had been In jail
at Charlotte, an adjoining county. fof
safe keeping. Court met at Salisbury
and the accused were taken TO thar
city and placed on trial at a special
term of court called for the hearing
Of those specific cases
There was every reason TO believe
that there would be no delay IN the
case and that II proven guilty speedy
pUnlshnInt would follow However.
despite all this mob numbering some
three thousand persons formed ana
just before midnight took the three
alleged principals in the crime from
jail and hanged them to the same
tree and riddle their bodies with
bullets. Te show further how IN
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HON. ROBERT L. sERNER.


The people of this city Will this
evening have the pleasure OF listening
to an address from Hon Robert H.
Berner, Of Atlanta, one of the most
eloquent speakers in the state. a pro.
found democrat and an able Georgian.
Col Berner comes to Brunswick in
the interest of the candidacy OF !Ion
Hoke Smith In the pending gubornd-
torial race, The public Is cordially
Invited to attend the meeting this eve,
ming. which win be held under the
auspices of the local Hoke Smith
club.
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Citation.
Citation.
GEORGIA, Glynn County.

To all whom il may concern
Mrs. L. A. Brockington having iu
proper fern applied to me for perma
ent letter OF administration on the
estate of 5. A. BroCRington, late o
said county, this is TO cite all ana
singular the creditor and next OF XIII
Of s. A. Brockington to be and ap.
pear at my office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause,
{ any they can. why permanent adj
ministration should not be granted
o Mrs. 5. A. Brockington on s. A.
Brockington' estate.
Witness my hand and official sis
nature this I'd day Of July, 1906.
HORACE DART. Ordinary.
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Jim Ham Lewis, OF auburn whiskers
fame, thinks that the democracy is
moving too rapidly IN the Bryan bus
mess. which means that the rank and
file should have consulted the Hon
Jim Ham.
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II develops that his wife was pres.
ent when the Gaekwar Of Baroda de.
clared that America has the ugliest
women in the world, This explains
much
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Low Rates to Ashevllle.

On account OF the Convention of
Commercial Law League of America
the Southern railway will sell round
trip tickets TO Asheyille, and return
at rate ot $ll,S5. Tickets ON sale July
~. 30, 30. Limit returning 70 August
5. Ply depositing ticket limit viii be
extended to Sept. 30. For further IN.
formation call ON E. u. Buuseman
general agent.
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Candidate Nunnally after be drop
ped out OF the gubernatorial race al
so. il seems. dropped out of sight.
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The newspapers OF the gubernatorial
candidates will resume their old bust
mess OF giving the news after the
primary on August %.
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Correspondence solicited. but to re
yeivs attention letters must be 40
comLanied by a responsible name, no
for pub ication. but as q guarantee oil
good faith.
Rejected communications will
returned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
tai note. check. money order o.
registered letter Address
News Publishing Co.,
Brunsw.ek. Ga.
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II everybody treated those inst.tu.
TONS which depend upon charity for
sunrolt aa Mr. Saec did why--'he"e
would be no such institutions.
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The man who can overdraw his
bank account half million Is not
a fool That's what Dowie did.
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WANTED.-Lady or gentleman OF
fair education to travel for a firm o!
$250000,00 capital. Salary $l072,06
per year and expenses. Salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced, ref
erences required. Address with stamp
J. A. Alexander, Brunswick, Ga
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Senator Bacon says that the peopI
ought to read the Congressional re
cord more, just as II the people dll
not already have troubles of Their
own.
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Notwithstanding the

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IIIt ttIUTVb u
County Solicitor Bryan, OF Jackson
Vile. Duval county Fla, the ice trus
there is doiss business At the same OLD
stand.
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Or. Williams Indian Pile ointmeu
will cure blind. bleeding. uicerate
and itching piles 1t absorbs the tn
mors, allays the itching at once, acts
rs apoultice. gives Instant relief
DR. Williams Inuian Pile Ointment is
prepared for piles and itching of the
delicate parts. Every box is guarsn
teed. Sold by druggists. by mail for
SO cents anu $1,00. Williams Mfek
Props Cleveland, Ohio
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What the Atlanta Birmingham ana
Atlantic has and is doing for Bruins
wick cannot he counted in dollars and
cents.
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WANTED or gentleman o
fair education to travel for firm OF
S25OOOO capital. Salary, $1,O72 per
year AMI expenses. Salary paid week
ly and expenses advanced; refer
ences required. Address. with stamp,
j. A. Alexander, Brunswick, Ga.
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FOR SALE Three mule timber cars,
complete, together with the mules,
ITO acres of land, ~ head cattle. Al
so option on 100000 feet good saw
mill timber in Camden and Glynn
counties. For further particulars APP
ply at News Office
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Every citizen should assist the
sanitary department in keeping the
city clean.
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The candidates are making a hot
foot" finish in the gubernatorial race
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MU HEn )
FRIEND

does diminish The pain accompanying
maternity. With ia aid mothers cas- and
60 hiing hssltny, sv-et dispositionSd
and Ideal babies iuto the world
Morning sickness, sore breasts &zd an.
erueiAsing pains cAused by the gradually
expanding organs, are relieved BY tkis
penetrating and relaxing liriment
Anong the manifold aida to childbirth
Mothers Fries 8 has GROVE In popularity
aud gained prestige amonE rich worres
e. well a. pcoT; il = found aud vsieeraeS
In the usnssoa as well ~ In the eakia, .
ny iesssnisg ths raotbes's ssoSy OF EzlHi
and diminishing pssa beautiful lohrsBss
ls ~roukht Spoh lie child. and Instead Ct
Peevish, ill-tssapsF~d and sieklY forIzs ron
have healthy, isugAing humanity, rrrrAin-
sug blessing ever 30 yoa Aad 10 country.
Al Druggists sell Ssthsf's FVtsad at SIlsa
Write for eur ires Beck al n "a Srho cd"
TEE aEApgIkLs zEauLATss O.. AHsasa o.
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Citation.

State of Georgia. County of Glynn.
To the Heirs at Law. rext Of ktq,
and creditors of H. Dart. late OF
said county, Deceased. and to all
Whom II may concern:
You are hereby notified that w. f.
Symons. administrator of the estate
Y. Dart, late of said county, deceased
has made application for an order a,l-
thoriZing him 10 sell for the purpose
II paying the deh,s and distributing
the estate of said U. Dart, deceased,
fifty-three SHARES of The capital stock
Of the South AtlSdtic Towing Compa
ny, of the par value of si00 per share
which application will be heard by me
n the court of Ordinary of SAID coun.
~ GA To day OF August. 1906 II
there he objections to said saln let
he same be presented at said hear.
Ing.
This July 7th, 1906.
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WANTED-People to know that Untle
Sig will loan you money On anything
on value. All legitimate business so:-
icited. Sig Levison, 308 and 80" BAY
street. a.
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There seems 10 be only Bryan
democrats" these days.
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Gall IN the Brunswick Development
CompanF TO SIC their plan. Max
saac, president. 303 Gloucester street.
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WANTED-A saleslady experienced
in dry goods. Apply to A. ZelmenoviIz
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WANTED.-Ten brick masons and p
laborers. Apply to M. G. Alexander
at new A. b. &c A depot.
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WANTED Position by competent
JNkeeper. Can keep any class o
books. Twelve years experience.
Address Reliable" care News.
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WANTED-Twenty salesladies anc
five statesmen. Apply to NJ. Isaac at
once.
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FOR SADE-Ten room house in good
condition at the corner of London
and Davis streets. Apply to Il. ].
Foley.