Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-16

the funeral Of $. N Cornaizer, yes
torday.
Mr.. Pations' place east OF town, is
one Of the finest locations in all this
country, aud Is being developed into a
fruit and grass farm.
.Rev. Essex is in the city looking
after the interests Of The Babtis.
church A church building of that de-
nomination will be erected soon.
Reports still come in that native
cattle are dying at fearful rate. In
travelling through the country the |
stencil in some localities is almost |
unbearable. Much sickness among the !
people will doubtless follow.
There is TO be barbecue at Gra.
son Wills to-day. Ample prepa raiions I
are being made tor grand time. Can
didates for the different district offices
will be present and address the people,
and agood time generally will he had.
"A friend at Falkland writes to
know whether the royalty would have
70 be paid on hay cut within ones en-
closure or not. The tax or royalty on
| hay is an export tax aud would have
to be paid whenever it il shipped out
Of the limits Of the Gherok ee nation.
$500 REwARD:- :-Strayed or stolen,
one light bay mare, about ii l-2 hands
high; about eight years OLD; has collar
and saddle marks; has a lump about
the size OF walnut on the left side Of
back, made by saddle. II stolen will
give S25 for arrest aud conviction of
thief; If strayed, vii pay reasonable
reward for return to j. II. AKIN,
Vinita, l. r.
When you want a can Of bak.
ing powder 60 to the Horse Shoe
Store and get useful prize with
every can. Every can is war
ranted
According TO report Of the expen-
detures Of last council, over eight hun.
dred dollars was paid Tor fire making.
Members Of last council viii need fire /
worse on The Bird Of August than they !
did during the last session
-Keg Soda 5 cts. per pound; Q
Horse Shoes, 20 cts. per round. a
We sell Flour at five per cent {.
profit the year round. When YOU a
need good goods and low prices. +
patronize the Horse Shoes Store. Il
We are requested to announce that a
the United brethren church will s.
hold camp meeting near the Martin ,
school house fpnr miles south of Eliza. n
kas. Commencing August the 9th. N
All christian people are cordially in
yited
some very fine specimens OF fruit
and grain have been brought to this
office This promises to be the best is
all-round cop year ia ten years not
withatanding the political disturbance. "
Give the farmers II chance and they a
will "saye the country"
Bargains, big bargains, in tin ri
ware, glassware and queensware v
The Horse Shoe Store is nothing /
but bargains; it will pay YOU to bu-y b
there. Anybody will take n sol.
emn oath that they sell the f,est h
coffee in the town. I.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas r.,
IS now running free reclining chair
'ars on all through trains between
Hannibal, Mo.,and Taylor. Texas Tins
n connection with its through sleen.
ng ear service makes the Nj. KAT
fy. the best equipped liR'e in the it
southwest. A.
Horse Shoe Store for low
prices for the next 80 DAYS Best CT
lat hoop salt, $40 per bbl.; II
bs. granulated sugar for s1.Oo; "
star, Horse Shoe and Burr Oak hi
obaeco 40o per lb.; 4 lbs. gloss
starch for 25c., superior tea dust. 81 Il
5c per ID. in
-Ninita need have no lnisyiyinrs
a'mn5 her immediate te minr,
mugs are in better condition for A
'"' snnstaAiial sinadv growtb Than
'Vc' heioie, w'Ah her abundant and
'a'led resources, her great future is A =
erlalnty. The faemers this scaso.,
'iil realize on their precidemied a., '
lcultnra' products, which will
arge amount Of money in cir .,,a,ion !"
ma stimulate trade anl ind ,s,r, wo q.
ave great hopes OF the ir .,,..1,,,, 3, :,
me or Ninita.