Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-06-08


for the cure OF the morphine and H.
quor habits, is being considered. II
should be successful and profitable
enterprise.
Several wolf chases have been en-
gagged in recently in the vicinity Of Ad
Roach's and Tuesday morning John
Miller brought In the game" on his
cart. Boob Little, Jim Hall and Joe
Walker we're manipulating the hounds.
Misses Rosa, Rena and Carrie Blue
jacket, OF this city, have been giving
concerts at the press club fair In New
York City and their efforts have been
very warmly applauded by the papers.
The ladies are under the chaperonage
Miss Sickles.
To candidates who wish to announce
themselves for Office we desire TO say
that these columns are at their dis
posal at moderate price. The mer-
chants, lawyers and doctors pay for
their advertising and the Office seeker
should be willing to do likewise.
@. w. winterholer, the contractor,
came down nom Neosho last week to
see how the foundation work on the
new academy building was progress
ing. He thinks the stone masons will
be through this week. The brick work
has been let to Jack hansell, Of Joplin.
Dick Hartshorn, living in the Seneca
nation, east of Carey's Ferry, got here
in the rain last Sunday in search Of a
bunch of horses. lie supposed they
we're within a mile or so OF home, but
heard Of them on the road coming this
way and followed the trail within four
miles OF town, where he lost 1t.
wauhillau Lodge No. 8, Knights Of
Pythias, on Tuesday night Of last week
received twenty-one applications for
membership. Last Tuesday fourteen
we're initiated in the rank of page.
This is the largest number OF appli-
cants ever presented to any lodge In
the west at any one session. Advo-
cate.
A meeting Of the board Of trustees
of Worcester academy was held last
Friday. Three only OF the six teach.
ers required were selected; they we're
MIR. Mccarthy, principal; Rev. +. Hurd
teacher OF languages; Miss Louise Gra'
per, music teacher. The balance ol
the faculty will be selected later, al
suitable material is presented.
It's announced that ON June 18th
the NJ, X. & r. railroad will put on 9
fast train to make the run from San
Antonio TO Chicago in forty-one hours
The train will consist Of frst-clasI
and second class coach, a chair car sno
a sleeper, vestibuled throughout. Th'
train will stop only at the larger town.
and thirty-five miles az hour will b'
made, including stops.
Remember the commencement exer
cises at the College next week. Th'
commencement sermon will be deliv
cred Sunday morning at the Methods
church in this city .,by Rev. Ramsey, o
Kentucky, to be followed with enter
tainments Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings by the College soci
eties; Thursday College exercises sn'
an address by Rev. II. B. Greathouse
@. P. Williams, of Miami, called las
Thursday on his way home from Chel
sea where he had gone after his fam
| lily who were on visit. Miami, he re
ports, is doing fairly wsll. but u
future prosperity depends largely o
getting railroad. Arrangements ar
now being made to bore for oil, expert
having expressed confidence in its ex
istence in that locality and assume
responsibility for the work.
Mr.. SINNERS and Mr.. McGlasson
folks all went fishing Tuesday.
90 TO the vinita Feed Yard for a
kinds Of feed; free delivery wagon.
J.P. GREEN, Prop'r.
Jacob Weinberger, at White Oa
tank, has 30 pound sof NICE new geeI
feathers for sale. p. o. Vinita.
Cant get along without 1t In m
business" writes Jos. r. Rogers,
= Adair, IN renewing his subscription
the "old reliable"
The cheapest goods ever saw is I
\ J. G. Gray's. 25 lbs rice for 81; 20 Ii
: navy beans for 81; and he pays l2l CT
for eggs. Call and see him.
y When in Fairland be sure and Wis
the drug store of Ford & Hickox whe
you will always see something ne
and attractive. You are always We
q come.
t Buy your white lead, ready mix
= paints and wall paper of Ford & hic
OK, Fairland, 1. T. They carry Il
i largest stock Of these goods in the tie
II ritory write them for samples al
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