Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29

M. Y. Milford, wife aud daughter have
been spending a week with the gentleman's
mother at El Dorado. Kansas.
Rev. q. q. Mckinley, of Claremore,
will occupy the pulpit at the Presby-
terian church Sunday.
Gentlemen desiring a stylish, well.
made, boot or shoe should look at the
WORK of Lee Barretrs shop.
1t is said that Pullman Conductor
Brown was shot at Mickey by wbis-
key peddler, being mistaken for an
officer.
The Jno. s. Lindsay dramatic comp
any seems TO be shy OF Vinita. They
have cancelled dates twice in the last
few weeks.
Jake Bartles has secured the right
OF way, from council to build a tele.
phone line from Bartlesville to the
Kansas line.
DR.. Horton executes all kinds of
dental work with neatness and dis.
patch; Office in Raymond building,
over gray store.
When these chilly breezes strike
you, hurry of to +. 7. Ironside's, the
only house in vinita where clothing is
sold at less than cost.
The "horse dentist" who had his
office on will .Miller's corner last sum.
mer is said to be the man who was
burned up in the Tahlequah Jail.
Brick laying was suspended on the
new Halsell aud Gray buildings Mon
day and part Of Tuesday while some Of
the frame work was being adjusted.
Mrs. ]. S. Blythe is local agent for
ST. Mafgarets rheumatic remedy and
also for the eye water. Also buys and
sells second hand household goods. IA
Halls vegetable Slcilian hair re-
newer has restored gray hair to its
original color and prevented badness
in thousands Of cases. II will do so
to you.
A town ticket has been nominated
as follows: Mayor, l.. b. Bell; council,
l.. q. Couch, J. l.. Dameron, J. ;.
Thomason, T. NJ. Burlington and w.
L. Trott.
Young Scott, who was arrested the
first of the week on the charge Of cat
tie stealing, was released by Commis-
sioner~ Crooks, the charges not being
sustained.
Railroad ties are got out for the sub
contractor on the Frisco, delivered at
the track near Grand river, for "a
cents. The company pays somewhat
more than this, OF course.
j. X. Sheehan received very ele.
CANT bass viol Monday, from a music
house in Cincinnati, Ohio. This in
strument will add very effectively to
our already superb orchestra.
According TO The CHIEFTAIN's sign
there is to be peace instead OF war
two babies came to town Sunday and
both are girls. Mrs. Lou Freeman is
the mother OF one and Mrs. J. S. Da-
venport OF the other.
An effort Is to be made TO bring
Prairie City to life again and il the
mineral which abounds in that section
should receive only little attention
the task would be an easy one. A
store is to be opened there almost at
once.
1t is currently reported at Table
quah that IN the Talala fight it was
Bill Cook who was wounded instead
of Cherokee Bill, and that he is in hid.
ing near the first named town; also
that a surgeon OF that place is treat.
ing him.
The W. O. T. U. will hold a social
meeting at Mrs. Ingram s, Thursday,
Dec. 6, at 3. p. IN. 1t is hoped that all
members Of the society will be present,
and cordial invitation is extended to
all who feel an interest In the cause of
temperance.
The trial of A j. Black well at Glare.
more was postponed on account of the
consanguinity Of Judge Landrum to
Nht utitbuduAs lut uhNc AT WDlCn the
trial will be resumed is not known but
will be before Judge Cochran of the
supreme bench.
Miss Kittie Dixon, Of Big Cabin, and
N. s. Duncan, were married last week
ard have gone to Freeman, Mo-, the
home Of the groom, TO remain. Miss
Dixon WAS popular young lady and
while regretting her departure, her
friends will wish her all the joy pos
sible.
A cup OF muddy coffee Is not whole
some, neither ~ q bottle OF muddy
medicine. One way TO knowa reli-
able aud skilliully- prepared blood.
purifier is by it's freedom from sedi-
ment. Ayers sarsaparilla is always
bright and sparkling, because IL is an
extract, not a decoction.
GOUOH a RAINS recovered the
W team that young Martin took
last week, at Claremore. He had left