Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-28

On the LIST, 2nd, Ord and 4th Of April,
Mrs. Bllingslea viii 1--WE her grand
millinery opening OF spring styles.
The ladies are to be congratulated on
the surprise in store for them.
The Willie Halsell college folks gave
an exhibition at Claremore Saturday |
night, much to the qualification Of the
large number who were present and to |
their own profit and satisfaction.
Bessie, the little four year old child
of Felix NiJiGer, died Saturday morn
ing with pneumonia following measles.
she was buried Sunday morning at the
Ballard grave yard, on Horse creek.
rev towns double the size Of Viniia
have so much hotel room-or the do.
mand for 80 much. IL may be further
stated that the equals OF our hotein
are seldom found outside the large
cities.
IL is said that there will be a partial
peach crop yet, as great many buds
are beginning TO develop the bloom;
however, the crop will be light. The
plums and apples promise an abund-
ant yield.
My new goods are now here, and my
trimmer, Mrs. Shook, has taken care
To select the newest aud latest styles,
and prepared herself Tor trimming to
suit the most fastidious. Mrs. VIM.
Onouteau.
D,A. Frayser, Of Memphis, has de-
termined to locate in Yinita and en-
gage in the practice of law. He is
cousin Of DR.. Frayser, OF this city, and
was at one time editor OF one OF the
Memphis papers.
Well gentlemen, IL is a great deal
pleasanter TO be seated at the pie
counter than 10 be hustling for a
place. This information 10 extended,
gratis, to the towns which are scramb-
ling for commissioners.
WIN. Little bought some heifer year
lings in Texas and shares the belief OF
some others, that future success In the
cattle business lies in a different di-
rection from heretofore where rearing
instead of breeding was in vogue.
Bill West, the slayer Of Lincoln
Kinney at Miami last fall, broke jail at
Fort Scott last Sunday night with six
ether prisoners by saving through the
iron grating. Vest was soon to have
been tried for the murder OF Kinney.
Bob Lynch at Tulsa, found quanti-
ty Of mutilated paper money IN un.
packing quantity OF goods some time
ago, and the same was sent TO the
treasury department for Identification
and in return Lynch received Sl2b in
cash.
On Friday night at the academy will
be held the annual prize speaking con-
test. All friends of the academy are
cordially invited to be present. An
excellent program is assured. A small
admittance price of fifteen cents will
be charged.
French peas. French heans, mush-
rooms, French cherries, German pre-
serves, Batavia jams, olives, Holsters
shrimps, soups; in fact everything kept
in a frst.class store can be foaod at j.
A. Chandler & Co.'s.
A sister of Bob 0'Shea's wife, Mist
Edie Smith, was married last Sunday
at her home in Dexter, Missouri, Il
Congressman Motley. Mr. Motley en-
Ioys the distinction OF being the
youngest member Of the 54th congress
being 2s years old.
Mrs. +. T. Ironside left Monday fo
the city where she will purchase every
thing in dry goods. notions, etc. Will
her long experience and excellent tast'
Mrs. Ironside will not fail to purchase
such goods as will please the mos
fastIdious and satisfy all.
The past few months have demon
strated more than ever the necessit,
for the organization of q board o
trade or commercial club IN Vinita
What we get we have got to "hustle'
for and there needs to be some sysle
matte way OF getting 1t.
"Success is the reward of merit" no
of assum ption. Popular appreciation
is what tells in the long run. For fift
years people have been using Aver
sarssparilla, and today it is the bloc
t, purifier most in favor with the public
Ayers Sarsaparilla cures.
J.J. Hadlen, of Pryor Greek, Is
pretty busy man, what with his dutie
: in the Hogan store and becoming th
g "bouncing father Of happy I'll
8 BABY" who made her debut on th
2lst. The mother and child are doin
}. finely but the chances Of recovery al
:. against the father.
VIM. p. Mayes, district man ager, n
quests the members Of the Downir
> party of Delaware district to send re-
5. resentatiyes from each precinct to
Il meeting to be held at the court houI
on the fourth Monday in April. 2St
!. Matters OF Importance will be presen
n ed for consideration.
y The president has pardoned Bl
Duck, a Cherokee who was sentenc'
}, to be hung years ago, but got col
IT mutation to life imprisonment. {
II the day set for his execution his sist
appeared at Fl. Smith to claim q
. body and was overjoyed to learn OF b
n escape from the gallows.
"a Exceptionally fashionable and REM
ed was the audience which greet
Hero Aamold at the Academy Thu
: day night. The professors skill wi
a. the violin was revelation to all a
90 IL seems as though there was a maj