Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-11-28

ly TO get from any commercial agency III.
you don't get credit now il is because the
gentleman did not consider you worthy Of il.
Sam Motley is getting better now;
in spite of the severity of his illness he
has not lost flesh.
Buy an organ and get one of those
self teaching charts free-learn you to
play in thirty minutes.
&c. Gray will sell you Singer or
Champion sewing machine for $3.50,
warranted for five years.
The Thanksgiving sermon will be
preached today by Rev. J. NJ. Wheeler
at the Methodist church.
The doll reception was postponed a
week on account OF bad weather.
Everybody is invited next Saturday
afternoon.
Dennis Hicks is now in the shop 10
hours day; first-class shoeing guar
anteed: try him. east side of track,
Vinita, i. t.
1t is surprising the stylish costumes
Mrs. Ward, at Badgett's, is putting
up for the money. Ladies will do well
to call upon her.
If there is a family or an individual
in this town who is in need and this
Office is notified we will see that they
get a good Thanksgiving supper.
All Of the little folks are invited to
the doll reception next Saturday after
noon from two to four o'clock at the
public school. Refreshments 10 cents.
The Thanksgiving menu presented
by the clothing department Of Ratcliff
Mercantile Co., is about as original as
ever gotten up. Look into the west
window.
Miss Thompson, the collector for
this Office, will be given all the ac-
counts and will present them Satur-
day. Put up promptly and look
pleasant.
If your appetite is poor step into
Motley & Berry's and get mess of
fresh fish, game, fruit, celery-every-
thing delicate and tempting, cooked
or otherwise.
Col. Downing named his youngest
son William Springer; in recognition
of the compliment the judge sent the
little one handsome silver cup, gold
lined, this week.
The storm was welcomed with joy
by all who had Wilson heaters. 1T
is such pleasure to operate them that
we are glad to see the cold weather
come" they say. Ratcliffs.
II your turkey is larger than you
can comfortably dispose of, remember
the poor who we have with us always.
BY the way-you might divide, even
though your store be scant.
Several.new ads this week. Our meI-
chants appreciate the fact that The
CHIEFTAIN is the paper the people
read. This is one advantage we Sc
cure by running tip-tep paper.
The report from Tahlequah is that
Mack Landrum is going to resign as
senator and go to work for J. S. Stap-
Ter as bookkeeper. This will necessi-
tate the holding of a special election
to I'll the vacancy.
Some Of the boys jumped four
spike buck in DR.. Clinkscale's field,
this side of Cabin creek crossing Tues
day, and fired two loads of bird shot
into it. Another having a Winches-
ter tracked the animal over on Paw
paw and killed it.
For sale-One Behning square piano.
Has been in use for several years but
in good state of preservation. Cost
originally S4OO: will sell for $50. Cash
or on time, with approved security
]. e. Campbell, Alluwe, L. L. 1914
Mr.. Brock, Of the Vinita Music
House, last week delivered a nice
Bush & Gerts piano to Mrs. Ada Fore
man, near ClaremOre. The lady is
well known here as the sister-in-law
of our popular druggist, DIR. Foreman.
Prairie fire ran in and did some
damage to part Of Muskogee some
days since, Rev. Tudor being the chief
sufferer. III. ii. EdminSton and Mrs.
ii. O. Sheppard, both former residents
Of Vinita, had somewhat thrilling ex-
periences.
Ever see town where you could
buy so many goods for 81? Do you
suppose it will be so if the "White
Clerk" bill is enforced? BY no means:
the old timers, for whom the present
pace is too rapid, will put prices back
at the old figure as soon as the live
stores close.
f. L. Nidiffer, having closed out his
business, now insists that all persons
indebted to him settle at once. Ger
tainly none should neglect this very
reasonable request. Accounts are in
hands of Col. Ficklen. at Ratcliff Mer-
camille Cos.