Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-08-08

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children are alive.
--Wrts have been issued from the
U. s. court Tor the arrest Of the par
ties who killed the Skinner and Marks
cattle on the Kansas line.
Louie sixkiller, about ten years =
age, son Of Luke sixkiller, died last
Friday at his home near Alton and
was buried the following day.
The Democratic population Of Vini-
Ia was increased by one last Thursday
NOR ming Bethel, Jr. The returns
are coming in right along now.
"A Texas paper states that Lee
Reynolds, we'll known by the cowmen
Of this locality, has just been brought
from Tennessee and jailed for stealing
cattle.
Jonathan Gore brought us in a
sample Of exceedingly fine fruit from
his farm this week, among which were
several of the celebrated Chinese
peaches.
Agent BENEFITS prohibitory hunt
iD order will have the effect to make
c'u ems OF this country the owners Of
nc g guns and dogs than they ever
had before.
-Vinita, west of the track gave a
Downing majority Of about 30. but
gave Harden Trott (NationaIl 50 ma
jority over his brother, for the clerks
place; tho vote was 5j to III.
Tom Burris, the postal clerk ar
rested some months ago on the NJ,
X. & 4. train, at Muskogee, pleaded
guilty before Judge Parker and was
sentenced to a years imprisonment.
Con Hartraft, of tho Cherokee
commission, has gone east for the
benefit of his health and will be abb
sent month. Gen. Fairchild and
Judge Wilson will continnd the nego-
tations.
MIR. Stoughton, OF Alton, was in
the city Sunday for the purpose oI
having lump removed from side of hi,
neck. The operation was perform ed
by the doctors with scarcely any pair
whatever.
Information is wanted OF o. X
Chase, an old gentlemen "a carpenter
who wGs around here several year
ago, and very well known. Address
information to Miss l.. Chase, Clyde
Ohio, or this Office.
Charles 7. Doyle. the ball PLAYER
who enlisted in the army at Fort Glib
son, a iow months ago, got enough n
soldier life and deserted last Saturday
Charley Sherman, a comrade, disap
peared at the same time.
MIR. Jno. l.. Bates has decided {
move back to town where suitabl
schoo! advantages may be obtain
ed. lie wishes to rent n house for Tn
present but will efect one as soon a
possible upon his lot in the northwes
part of the city.
Two men employed on tho ne'
railroad near Clsremore hayo been in
jured within the last few days aud ar
under the care Of Dr.Linn. Dick Low
cry had an arm dislocated aud Jir
Clifford a fracture OF the leg below tn
knee. They are del ng very nicely
Elsewhere appears the ad. of III
Baxter Springs Medical and surgici
Institute. The staff OF this institut
represents men Of experience in thei
several specialtles, aud they are high
ly endorsed by the people of Baxt,
ter Springs and their patients.
! Tom Bluejacket expects TO begi
almost at once tho erection of his stoi
house ON Grand river. II will bo
mile and a half below Bolen's ferr.
Is miles from Vinita and 2l froi
Southwest City. in very good SETTLE
ment, on the east side OF the river
Miss Dean Bluejacket writes fro
, Shawnee, Kans., correcting the repor
that she was to be married, and desir
ing the same made public. The stor
originated from a joke but when
gained publicity the joke was turno'
Marriage is not a proper subject Il
jokes.
--Tourists' round trip tickets 10 Pl
. eblo, Colorado Springs and Denver a.
on sale over the NJ, X. & 4. road
$685., good TO return until Oetob'
81. Train leaving here at 1924 a. n
arrives at Pueblo next day at moo
Colorado Springs at l;4O pun; Denv
. at $40 p. m.
The music house OF Balmer 4 We
y or, st. Louis, have recently publish'
new edition OF choice airs, amol
: them being, "Sehuman's Pets" c,
lection of easy piano pieces by
. Schuman; "Medley of Patriotic Airs
II. Werneri"Pluio," II gallop by Holi
10 besides number Of other ehArmil
pieces by the best authors the wor
affords.
Three deaths occurred in this
cinity Sunday, the funerals takiI
10 place Monday afternoon. The deceI
ed were; Dan Rice, thirteen yea
old, who lived with Jesse ThOna
west of town; little daughter
a., James Gosset, five miles east Of II
y city, and little girl named .Mulls
whose parents live in the caste
part of town. Malaria seems
I" have been the cause OF those deathl
#" Among tho common-sense gent
:, men Of this section, who knows a go
4, thing when he secs ID, is Pat Sh al
oo han. "I'd rather pay IS year for
than not have H." said he, alludlng
THE CIuKFrAIS. Jim Martin, in pl
ing for another year last saturd
n took occasion TO say that up his v