Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-08-09

health but has suffered severely with
something like paralysis.
II. Balen.ine is beautifying and
making his house more comfortable
by the addition Of porches.
W. N. stinnett is suffering severely
with rheumatism aud it is probable
may have to 90 of to the springs.
Judge Clark is going to move his Gam
lily back to town the first of the month
in order that the children may attend
school.
). fl. Baily has opened butcher
shop first door east of Henderson's
restaurant the Peoples Market. Call
on him. 49tf
Parties contemplating building and
needing brick will consult their inter.
ests by seeing J. b. Burckhalter be-
fore buying. 1850
"Fritz, or Beyond the Rockies" viii
be produced at the opera house next
week Friday and Saturday nights, Aug.
IL and lS,under the management OF G..
o. Warner.
"Your paper is such an excellent
one" writes Frank 5. Brown, of Nash
vile, ,"that | expect to continue taking
it indefinitely"
Trainer 4. X. Ross has a new jockey
on whom he sets great store; weight
at the present time twelve pounds,
age three weeks.
Charley Schneider's BAKERY burned
about daylight Sunday, the Gre start
ing from some unaccountable cause.
II is being rebuilt.
The Vinita Real Estate Agency sold
Will Wright a lot in the porth part of
town last week and the latter will
build house thereon.
4 daughter of Thomas Banks is sick
with typhoid fever. His elder daugh'
ter has gone to franklin COUNTY. Mo-,
to attend sister who is sick.
Capt. Cobb's horses are going to
start on the fall campaign in a short
time. Moran, and then Erie, Kansas
are the 6rst fairs to be visited.
A snake charmer who was here witt
Robinson's circus was bitten in ths
forehead by a diamond rattlesnake al
Fayetteville a few days ago and dice
in few minutes.
1t is reported that most Of the towr
of Nowata, ON the Valley road, wa
burned up last week, the stores OF ]
E. Campbell and Ii. Bartles beinI
among those destroyed.
The TT. Smith Commercial college
an institution which has quite larg'
number of graduates through this ma
tion, makes it's announcement thi
week through Tue CHIKFTAIN.
L. W. welch. division superintend
ent, has issued circular TO the EN-
ployes of the NJ, X. & T. thenkinI
them for standing by the company 81
faithfully through the late strike.
II You want to go east the time i
close at hand-see offers Of low fare
via Frisco. II is not necessary tina
yoa be a Pythian or an old soldier t
secure these tickets; it only takes tn
money.
Letters Of congratu lation. fron
prominent fnanciers continue to com
to the officials Of our popular bank oI
its report of July IS to the treasury
department. Two of them are inecT
porated in its advertisement in thil
paper.
While Joe Harris and party were oil
the way to the Strip last fall, a bo
whom they picked up to drive stol
Mrs. Ceres pocket book, containin
about SIS and ran away. Hewas recoQ
nized on the streets of this town Sun
day and arrested.
Bud Green, the NJ, X. h 4. cor
duetor, DR.. Henry Maser, a DENTS
. and Mr.. Cresl, shoe dealer, all Of Pal
! sons, and ]. A. Berry Of the hot'
Cobb, have been out on chicken hun
for several days this week on Lighl
ming creek, making J. d. Davis plac
their rendezvous.
Don't bebackward about informin
I the reporters OF this paper when yo
or your friends are going or cominl
They are anxious TO set up paps
. wbich will be read aud commented uI
} on and know from practical experienc
: that the Personal" department is th
} most popular one Of ALL