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

n we are peglhlng 70 heeu ram
The "aeloncholie" days have come
M, X. q 7. depot Is dawning
new roof
The 'sooners" are invading til
strip,
The blackberry crop is said to b.
very fine.
20 pounds Of Sugar for $lOo a
Wrights.
Capt, Jackson, OF Wagner, WAS ii
the city this week.
Envelopes printed, $3.50 per thou
sand, at this Office
"A party Of excursiousts will star
up salt river" soon.
The outlook for flax seed is said t,
be very encouraging.
r. W. sirout brought in load ol
very fine apples Tuesday.
Crockery for s cts. per gallon
at the Horse Shoe Store
III. 7 lshel hasleturned after som,
weeks absence on The Strip
PLEASE don't send in any obituary
poetry until after ihe election.
-Can and get d fine smoke. th,
Mail Pouch cigar, at J. G. Allen's.
Our friend w. Y. II. Foreman has
secured a government pension.
Righteousness exalteth nation,
but sin is ieproach to any party "
-Rev. Il j. Lamb has been down
visiting friends IN Vinila some days
Buy Il Jewel Cook Book loi
50 cts at the Horse Shoe Store.
"A movement is on foot for the
building Of large grain elevator at
Nini,a.
Born 70 Nh and Mrs. L. Il. Nash
at Coodys BIud, l. r., July lIth, u
daughter.
-S250a thousand for envelopes with
your business card printed upon then
CHlEFrAlN Office.
There was barbecue at Carrys
Ferry and also al Garselowery's yes
terday.
Lawyer Beck has recently erected
a very handsome law office on the
north side,
The coloreI people contemplate
building new Baptist church in vi
nita soon.
DIR. Frazee has more fruit ia his
door yard than most people have on
their whole farm.
---Noland, the dcfauliing treasurer
Of Missouri, has been sentenced to the
peneteniiary for two years
NO dun days at the Horse
Shoe Store. The people know
whore to get bargains.
TO hearsome people talk one would
think the country was about ready to
take wings and fly away
Rev. Pr Cave, of St. Louis, will
start on The ftee tour given by the Re
public 10 Palestine. Sept LIST.
lit is reported that our hierd 5. 5.
stevens, changed bis position three
times IN one day last week
The Alliance people Of Delaware
district are arranging to hold the pres
ent wheat crop for better prices.
"A man $ standard of morality can
be determined by the amount Of pro-
family he uses in conversation.
"A family living in the east part Of
town osttwo children Saturday. They
died within a few hours Of each other,
Why buy on credit and pay
80 per cent. profit when you can
get goods at ; per cent. at swain's2 /
~. NJ. Smith, Tahlequah. sells the
famous Estey and Grown organs and /
AL leading pianos. Prices lower than
anyone. IS
---Hon Il /. Owen WAS in the city /
yesterday on his way from Washington I
and paid this Office very pleasant
cali
Can Tho Ethiopian change In, skin I
III the leopard his spots? Then may /
,c also do good that are accustomed f
10 d. evil
The hay bnsness promises 20 be /
'ery renumcrative one this year The
grass is fine and prices are said TO he
reasonably good.
Storms in Iowa and Texas last
week destroyed a large acreage ofcrops.
iome hundreds Of miles OF railroad
rack and a few lives.
-Onr young friend, r. Hastings,
s far in the lead for clerk Of Delaware
district Hastings is competent
'opng man and will receive our vote
,nro.
"A colored man remarked the other
lay that it paid to be q Cherokee citi-
en--irom two to ten dollars every
leclion.
Collector Crulchfeld who has Just
eiurncd from the strip, says there are
great maay cattle on the Strip. Mr..
'rulchieid thinks the tax will }
aid. e
The finest samples Of whe, NO
ave seen were brought in d. NJ
lccain' nom Mr. fation's pls 60 Tho
ield was not large but thu " ~
ne and plump. "'" "9
There is prob ably nc
ountfy hat uses more :"
ion TO population tb
e town.
Mr.. Steward ,