Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-16
Muddy and sloshy this week.

Muddy and sloshy this week.
Inspect Cooks Christmas books.
Ladies' hats at Cobb's at about ha
price.
Shoes repaired at Lee Barrett'i
cheap.
Farm for sale; enquire of ].
Bracket.
Nuts, canGies, oranges, ETC., a
Chandler's.
Court will be in session the last 0
this week.
Christmas books at Cooks for olC
and young.
Crystalized fruits 60 cents a pound
at Silver Moon.
Want wooden pump? Enquire a
this Office.
Buggy harness SO to $40 at Lee Bar
rett's.
A geod book makes a valuable
present. Cooks.
Second hand saddle wanted; enquire
at this Office. &C."
H. c. McGlasson is improving quite
rapidly in health.
Lee Barrett's for a frst-class boot
or shoe.
Gents ties and silk handkerchiefs
at Cobb's.
Fine line of candies and vegetables
of all kinds at Balentine's.
A nice line of books for Christmas.
Where? Cooks Book Store.
The merchants whe advertise ii
will be noticed are sin evidence"
The sale Of the Frisco railway (the
A. s. P. section) occurs tomorrow.
A rare treat-an evening of pictures
at Methodist church, very soon.
Candy from 1-2 to 90 cents pound
at the Silver Moon Candy Factory.
Pickles, relishes and can goods for
your Christmas dinner at Chandler's.
Boys wagons, picture frames and
looking glasses on hand at Balentine's.
A nice line of horse blankets for
sale cheap at Lee Barrettis.
Rain, followed by snow, was the bill
of fare presented by the weather Mon
day.
James E. Lamar, of Alton, faith
er Of the late B. F. Lamar, died Tues
day night.
Go to the Silver Moon restaurant
and candy factory for your Christmas
tree supplies.
The clothing man and the coal man
was finding no fault with the weather
Monday.
Books: standard authors in sets for
holiday gifts at about one-half usual
price. 1.-THE Novelty"
G. W. Green is ceiling and other
wise fixing up his house on the farm
and making it more comfortable.
Harry Morgan, of barber fame, is at
McPherson's shop; the best Of judges
say be is the slickest Nc. has had.
Don't buy an ounce of candy till
you see Gus, at the Candy Kitchen.
Look for handbills.
c. ID. Gunter, Sr., of Sloan Springs,
presented DIR. Fortner with an exceed
ingly fine driving horse last week.
A movement is on foot to rebuild
Rev. Mr.. Kings barn which was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday morning.
Jno. c. Gray has moved his grocery
stock TO the back part of the store TO
give more prominent place to the
shoes.
Don't buy your Christmas candies
till you see Gus display at Candy
Kitchen; unexcelled this side of st.
Leuis.
One of the Murphy boys killed four
wild geese at one shot one day this
week, which he brought to this town
and sold.
Feed store and coal yard opposite
Mcclellan block, east of track. All
orders promptly delivered. Wagon
yard in connection. J. II. Davis.
A score or more persons have en-
quired at this Office this week for
houses to rent. There seems to be
no vacant dwellings in the town.
More people are coming into The
CHIEFTAIN Office these days and de-
claring they cant get along without
it," ETC., than ever before. It's mighty
seldom the paper loses subscriber.
A large number of jumbo venders
were indicted by the late grand jury
and the writs were served ON them
Monday Of this week. 1t is presumed
they gave bond and went ahead with
their business.
I. j. Leahy, has resusciated his
newspaper at Pawhuska. calling it now
the Journal. He will in due time
doubtless find good and sufficient
cause to ''warm" his old enemy, Free
man, the agent.
Captain McKennon and Thos. B.
Needles, of the Dawes commission,
will remain in the territory and try to
make a treaty with the Seminoles,
while their colleagues are in Wash
ington giving an account Of the work.
Chief Mayes last week commuted
the death sentence of Martin Rowe to
ten years Imprisonment in the nation
al prison at Tahlequah. Rowe, it will
be remembered, killed Dave Ridge
and jess Sunday at the Saline court
house last summer.
The mother of Judge Burlington is
very sick with pneumonia at the
home Of Bob Garrett ten miles north
west of this cifV IN Cabin creek The