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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-18
A Kansas Town for Kansans.

IA LAOAOoO I Wv IL III AAAAAOSbAo'
Replying to the RePHblioan'S opinion
that Salina would for all time be the dis
tributing point for northwest Kansas, the
Wa-Keeney WORLD uses these sensible
words:
We don't care whether it is Salina or
some other city, but we want city in
Kansas where Kansas merchants can bnN
their goods to retail to Kansas consum
ers. This is the kind of Kansan we
are.
The World is simply voicing the senti
ments of the people. 1t is for Salina to
say whether or not we will rise to the &C.
casion and be the great city of the north
west. We already are in the lead and are
going ahead faster each day. Salina will
stay in the lead.-Salina Republican.
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SELL CHEAP FOB READY PAY.

I will warrant all my work. Please
give me a call I am north OF Opera
Block and In the rear Of DR.. Farmers
Drug Store AP. LLPE
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Any Kind Of Job Printing

Done, remember that the WORLD once il pre- pare
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13


Col. crozier was trying hla voice In town
yesterday,
--IIon. L. y Bell went to rahiequah the
nrst OF the week.
ID. Adams. deputy marehai Of tho Muako-
gee court, was In town yeatcrday
M. D. woodaon, one OF claremore'e mer-
chants, was again IN on business ths week
DIR Box. recentiy Of Anton but who is To-
eating at Clnremore, was caller last Friday
Geo. D. MeGiassen went TO Texas Monday
night last, with the balance Of the bovine
barons
--sherIG I'd AdAir was mp Yesterday and left
for these columns a notice 20 wire pasture
owners.
II. W Darlington and wife LEFT this week
TO visit their father, Hon VIM. Buningion, OF
Bsatiss prairie.
Miss Va nnieKeyes, who was recent. con-
nected with wealAka Mission, returned home
the nrst Of the week.
AIRS John Cameron left Monday TO visit
her mother near Maysyille, Arkansas She
will be gone two weeks.
-Wm 4. CAnup passed through our town
Monday on his way TO st. Leuis 10 buy press
aud ontnt for the Indian Sentinel which will
hold forth at Webbers Falls,
IF. NJ Conner and Fox Denningberg, OF
the board OF town commissioners, were here
yesterday on their way down the NJ, X. a T.
TO hold a number OF lot sales.
Hon VIM r. Henderson was on our
streets wednesday for the FIRST time in several
weeks lie sticks close 10 his farm til elec-
tion time and then he stays with the campaign
"a good idea.
WIN. p Thompson, member Of the law
nrm Of DAVIS 4 Thompson, Of Muskogee. was
up on business this week. willis one OF the
two or three Cherokees now practicing befors
the Muskogee bar. and from general eports ia
a successful lawyer
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
CHELSEA MOTIFS.
W. no

-Didn't the ground hog make a mistAkss
"A good barber can do well here
We now boast OF fully organized dramat-
ic club.
Bern. to Mr. and Mrs Jsmes.willlams. a
daughter.
james Mohlin shipped two cars Of corr fed
cattle to St Louis Saturday
Charley Poole is having a neat picket
fence put up arcond his residence.
Our calaboose just hnIshed, seems to be
very substantial affair, as no one has broke
into II SO far
DIR. .Fortner was called In consultation
with Dr. Dixon In Mrs. Hsnyy's case last
week she is still very low.
Anthony says he did NOT go TO the dance
because the widow had other company. A
poor excuse is better than mono.
--Pat.Henry, Jr., and Judge clingan talk
OF buying an Incubator and starting chicken
factory on large scalein the near future.
The genial. smile Of TnE OHErrArS man
beamed on MS for willis Saturday. Como
again. .Harveyi we are always glad ts see you.
MIR Pennington. or Cisrksvliie. Ark. has
become resident Of our city and will conduct
the hardware and grocery business soon to be
started by g. A. Davis. -
We are trying to make Chelsea one OF the
best towns In the territory and are going to
succeed, too, II society, churches and schools
have any bearing. We new have q good
church and school, three general merchandise
stores. two drug stores, two hotels. two
blacksmith shops, one carpenter shop and
good mechanics 10 run them Look out for
the future great for we have come to stay
Mar 10, 1880 Yours truly, McGiSTr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13

--Deionsdale was belsbored over the head
with six shooter few days ago by Deputy
Gratz Dalton, almost to insensibility.
Great preparations are being made by our
farmers for crop this year Already eonsid-
srabls plowing has been dons, and lumber
men report steady sales Of lumber.
--Onr cid townsman, NJ. b. Baird, Of wal
nut log fame, returned to our midst en- the
srd inst. after several months absence.
''Mel' Is q genial fellow and IL made us hap
py to see him return TO his old friends.
DIR D. L. Ruder arrived on the 2sth ult
with the Intent Of forming rartnerahp with
Dr. Bland Thsir. letter heads will soon ap-
pear as "Drs. Blsad A Ruder." DR.. RAIDER
halls from Pleasant Plains, Ark, and comes
well recommended as physician and a gem
tleman lie was formerly a resident OF Iowa
aud an acquafnfsnce of DR.. Bland and at that
Eentleman's urgent request Dr. Ruder gave
up his location at Pleasant Plains TO remove to
this place.
Narch faQ0
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cLAREaoEE NOTES.

why don't the town council bulld a Gala
boose9
why don't the business men advertise
their goods?
Mrs J +. Ballard will open up milin-
cry and dressmaking shop at Claremore dur
ing this month.
Harvey shelton, sdilpr OF rHE CnIKFrAiN,
made our town a visit last week, In the inter-
est OF his paper.
james Boland and family from Delaware
dletriet, have GENE to our town to live. We
hear he is going into the drug business.
-wnliam Mellot killed a Wild turkey near
W. r. Sanders farm. weighing twenty
pounds This indicates that the Wild game
still roams the forest
we hear our chisfhas been called to wash
lngton. We hope he can accomplish some
thing for tbs COED OF his people in regard to
our strip. aud see what right the railroad
companies have to demand their part Of the
land laid on in the Indian Ttrritory II any
person Is to get slice on our public domain,
which Was patented to us by the u $ govern
ment. We had better sue In a court OF justice
aud see II We can hold common or rindiyidual
title
March 10, 1890 GEAr EAcLE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13


Born. 10 Mr. and Mfs. T., a. jackson on
the sth. daughter.
--norn, TO Mr. and Mrs , u Dni.ozier on
the 9TH. q son weighing 10 pounds.
w W. Bailey left on The sth for Aims
worth, Iowa. 10 be absent for some time.
MIR sappington has laid ont a claim Just
eas, Of town and IL erected substantial resi-
denee thereon.
Rev. .E e. Bailey, OF Wagner, on his
way east TO ylslt his family In PennsylSania.
stopped on at Adair and delivered two very
interesting ssrmons on sunday. the 9th.
since last report there have bean sixty
Six cars Of cattle received from Texas. as'fo-
lows W. 0 Patton 2oi J o. Hall iai ".
Rider7J J T. Rogers 81 d, L. Cummings 81
S q Wills 10.
DIR. Coz is having a very interesting prae-
toe In this his new:aeld Thedocior came.ts us
hig hly recommended and we are glad TO say
that he Is aoingsome excellent work and sns-
tain ing his reputation.
who wants to come to Adalr aud start an
other storeq We have one empty store room
TO let Mr.. Hall has removed his stock OF
gooda from the skinner building across the
railroad into Mrs. smiths houBe and thln
leaves us one empty store room. But Il Won't
be empty long
REV W Y Thompson received a serious
but not fatal injury on the sth lie was as
sisting MIR Langley in waliing mp cstern,
he at the bottom and Mr. Langley at the top,
when falling rock struck him ON the head
cutting an ugly cash and rendering him un-
conscious for time.
Died, on the 2ith Of February Mrs n
Rogera. Some months ago two Baxter
Springs doctors performed a surgical opera
tion for Mrs Rogers In the hope that the use
of.the knife would relieve her misery. Bui her
sunerings were net even mitigated but rather
aggravated. Fer many months her life had
been one OF constant suffering and she endur-
cd II with great fertitudo. She is now beyond
the reach OF pals.
March 10, 1890. VINO.
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cATOosA SOrEs.
Do


The Rev. Fox and lady are the guests of
Rev. Morrison.
--stockmen have sustained quite a heavy
loss In the last week.
Rev G. E Morrison ia having well dug
at the church and parsonage,
Mrs. Denbo has returned home from her
visit to Mrs. Williams at Chelsea.
IRA. A. p. R. cromwellis attending to her
store and gets her full share oftrade.
-ar. Reed and family have left our town
aud moved on their farm near Muskogee.
A painful accident happened TO John Tan
ner last week; while Skinning an animal the
knife glanced or, striking him In the foot.
DR.. Linn dressed the wound an d the patient is
able to beup.
March y, 1880. Farm.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
cOWsEIN PRAIRIE NOTES.
Gs,r EAelr.


The freeze made the wheat look badly
The farmers are beginning TO SOW oats
II s Rsmssn ia doing thriving business
at the Grove.
Quite an enjoyable dance was given at the
residenee OF Mac Baugh last Tuesday night
week
Miss Laura West. arer = lingering sick
ness Of ave or six weeks. is back TO her old
school again. Miss West has very good
school.
Jim Ballard and wife passed through the
muddy Prairie last week en- route for
Claremore, where they viii maks their
future home.
Mr. Erwin. q non-oltizsn. lost two saddles
last Tuesday night lie succeeded In captur-
ing his saddles last Friday and guess the L a..
5. deputy marshais will capture the boys who
stole them.
March To- 1920
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13

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You are also requested 10 bear in mind that
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nrsKOsrE COURT lsD GENERAL MOTIFS.

The rain has been severe, and prospects Of
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The 18th will be the last DAY for service or
process preparatory for suits in The April term
There are III cases dockstsd since this
court WAS established. The docket for trial
perhaps viii not exceed IN number $50 to 400
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Last Mondays passenger train
from the east brought in the Frlsco's
special car with party bound for the
stockmen's association at Fort Worth.
Freight Traffic Manager g. W. Gale
was in charge aud was ably assisted in
his duties as host by Capt. j. &. Tsy-
lor, the well known general live stock
agent Of the company. The guests
were Robt. strayhorn and Col. w. L.
Tamblyn, of Chicago, Capt A. g. Ev-
ans, Sam Scanlo n, JEFF Daniels, Z ugh
Mills. VIM. Edom, @. G. Daily and
Maj. Broderick, of the National Stock
Yards. Jay Forsythe, Of Peirce
City and w. E. Halsell, who joined
the party at this place. While the
car was standing at this place during
the afternoon, a number of acquaint-
ances went down and called upon the
visitors, in spite of the rain which fell
most ofthe time, and were very hos
pitably entertained. Most OF The
Chicago party and the Kansas City
contingent came down with a special
about six O'Clock and to this the Fris-
co.'s car was attached. Vinita's con-
tribution to the convention consisted
Of Nat Skinner, f. n. Ratclif, and
John D. Merchant and at this place
Charley Reynolds, Of Tulsa, Frank
Couch, Of Chelsea and Charley McClel-
Ian, of Alluwe, who was accompanied
by his cousin, Miss Flossie Stephens,
also joined the party. IL is safe to
say that the visitors will have a
good time and il may we'll be expected
the convention will accom- plish some
thing OF benefit to the stock industry.
1t is with sincere regret we are
compelled to chronicle the death Of
Mrs. A. II Balentine, which occurred
on Wednesday night Of last week at
the home Of her son, Hamilton Bslen-
entine, in this city. The foneral took
place upon the following Friday and
was very generally attended, the inter-
ment being at the cemetery above
town. About two years ago the un-
mistakabls evidences Of consumption
began to manifest themselves and the
end could plainly be foreseen, but it
was only since Christmas that the
sufferer was compelled to remain with
10 doors. Mrs Ralentine was born
Sept. 9TH, 1922 at Greek Path, in the
old Cherokee nation and with the ear
ly smigranfs came to this country
with her family. They remained here
but few wears when they moved 10
Ohio and thence to Illinois, where
Mrs. Balentine was educated, at the
Monticello seminary. Returning to
this country late in the forties. the
deceased taught school 10 the nation
year or more and afterwards at Cove
ia mission, in the Creek nation. " here
ia 1919 she was married to Hamilton
Balentine, a Presbyterian minister
who bad been graduated at Princeton
Most Of Mrs. Basentinc's life was spent
as a missionary and the work was
never abandoned 'till the inhrmaties
Of age decreed it 50. sincs 1881 she
had lived in this city and young aud
old alike loved her and will revere
her memory. She vas the sister q
Mrs. A. n. Ohambsrlin and Mrs. Lucy
keys.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
seed time shah no. fail. --Grs. vrn, ~


Please bear in mind that we are
headquarters for GARDEN and
FIELD SEEDS.
Lahdreth's garden seeds are not
commission Seeds" but we buy
them every year and BURN what
we have left. Every package is
guaranteed to be Of the crop Of
1889 and to grew true TO name.
To attain success in gardening buy
Landreth's Seeds.
We also have D. NJ. Ferry's
Seeds, and for those who plant
more extensively we have fresh
1889 seeds in bulk, very much
cheaper than the papers.
Seed potatoes by the car load
will be here in due season.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13

Chronic grumhlers never grumble
about Cheatham's S Chill Tonic. It is
even better than recommended. and
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Patton & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13

For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
Won have printed guarantee on every
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The New niscnrerr.

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