Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

offered them By ". c. Patton
Co., Of making the first selecti'
of the incest and most elegant Iii
of fichures and collars ever offer,
to the trade,
"A certain man in our toN
while riding by Worcester Aca'
envy few days ago, noticed ce
ia;n inscription on the south sid'
and wishes to know if it is III
teachers names. Will some on
he Kind enougll TO inform The ger
tleman what it is?
The Christmas exercises at h
Congregational church will tax
place at dawn Christmas morning
The exercises viii include songs
recitations, Santa Claus Chris
child, Dissolution Of gifts, colores
lights, etc. There will be som,
early rising that morning.
Died, at her residence last Fri
day, on Cabin Greek, northwest o
town, Mrs. David Taylor. sbs
was very old lady, was well
known throughout The country. and
Was a leading star in the NJ. e.
church. Her remains were laid Il
rest near Bryant's Chapel.
MIR. ard Mrs. Raymond have
our heart felt sympathy in their
heavy losses this week, first losing
their family buggy horse, and then
a terrible cyclone struck their
house, and tore the cement floor
up, so now Mr.. Raymond is flag
gins it, No more dust there.
The bill to lease the Strip west
Of 96, is in the hands of the Chief.
md will, in all probability lay over
until next Council. 1t provided
or the leasing of the whole Strip
or not less than sixty thousand
lollars, and to disregard the rights
If citizens already there.
Teachers should strive to be
IN ornament to thc profession they
dorm, ever remembering that not
very educated man or woman can
ducate, and not every one who
an analyze sentences in grammar,
r solve problems in arithmetic ere
he ones who are successful az
cachers.
Santa Claus has restored 70 |
eal,h, by good care, and started |
fcr another lead For Robt. Iron
idc, which he arrived with few
avs ago, but they go 50 fast the
ID gent can hardly keep him u
Iock- Now Is the time TO buy
our Santa Claus goods al Robert
ronside's.
The Arkansas .Ssniincl, pub
she'd at Fayetteville, Ark, did
Of like our ch;cf,s late Thanks
wing Proclamation and saws,
even Gus Ivoy could have gotten
a better one" Thank you,
n. Sentinel, we do not consider
'at as much Of a compliment as
"a thought We would.
Chief Bushyhcad's veto mes
ge Of the wire fence bill, which
rs sustained by the Senate was
Il of good practical horse sense.
his is taking an unprcjudiced .
ew of the thing and looking
lead 10 the welfare Of the Chcro- ,
q people Time win demon
rate who was right and who was
'ong.
-"She's dear GIRL" said s..
'uis young man in reference to
liengo fair one; 81 assure you,
her, she is all soul" "ycs,"
piled the stern parent, the old
cjudice against the Garden City
differing his words; 81 saw her .
ot print in the sand by the lake
lie. You are right; she is all :
lc." =
-R. IL. Fields is prepared to : :
'rish anything IN the toy line !, :
It can be desired. Put some
ns upon The tree for your sweet !, =
art, it will make her smile and :
* 50 much sweeler, or il you =
We none, give it 70 some o,hcrk
'ow's sweetheart, your wife /,
uld certainly appreciate a kind =
IS in this way. =
When you go into W. c. Pat al
IS just cast your eye heaven Al
rd and see that elegant line Of II
( hsndkcrchiefs, the finest ever is
rcd TO this market. all sizes. tr
ces and quality, 70 suit an, from HI
oldest 10 the youngest, and N
hing would be more apprcciat- NJ
for Christmas gift, than one &C
hose reversible ones. IL
On last Friday evening quite 81
excitement was caused. at the 81
isco Hossl, by the falling o. The IA
'p, which hung in the hall a. ~
go into the dining room. No
was hurt. The lamp bursted :.
weat out end the oil splashed =,
E The wall and floor. The most
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