Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-04-14
Next week. Ratcliff's.
Posts at Bob Blakeney's.

Gray's.
Farm for sale; enquire of ]. L.
Brackett.
An A No. / shoemaker at Lee Bar
rett's.
Highest market price paid for hams
at Gray's.
Lee Barrett's for a first-class har-
ness or saddle.
Goods given in exchange for poultry
and eggs at Gray's.
Read the large ad. of DR.. Goes Sani-
tarium in this issue.
Bargains in two special lines at
Gray's, in few days.
Free examination by the y Ray ap-
paratus at Hotel Cobb.
Competition among the produce
buyers is red hot these days.
The Grove Herald was issued this
week, w. A. Holland, editor.
Furnished rooms with board. Jake
Walters, south of DIR. Fortner's.
DIR. Ellis closes his engagement here
this week and goes to Pryor Creek.
Highest price for produce. Lowest
price for groceries. Bob Blakeney.
Watch for Gray's posters in a few
days: he has some bargains to offer.
Buggies of all descriptions at Lee
Barrett's, cheap. Call and see them.
J. S. Davenport bought the W. L.
Davis stock of dry goods last Thurs
day.
Go to McPherson's barber shop and
bath room, between Jumbo and Bad
gett's.
There will be few peaches after all
the freezing in this section, and the
apple crop is almost unhurt.
Geo. b. McGlasson has made a coup
lie of trips south recently in the in
terest of the Vinita Roller Mill.
DIR. L. o. Ellis, dentist, purposes
making regular visits to this city in
the future-about every 80 days.
Out of town poulty and egg buyers
will do well to correspond with me in
regard to prices. Bob Blakeney.
10. Hall moved 1400 head of steers
this week from his farm south of town
to his ranch beyond the Verdigris.
Joseph Hunt hasa ''header-binder," f"
twelve foot cut, set up in his imple-
mcnt yard which engages not little
attention.
Last Sunday the weather was IA
vorable for the display Of new hats
and of course Easter was voted any
thing but failure.
Clerk Rowsey, of Miami, sent wag-
on down the first of the week for trees
from the nursery here to plant upon
his property in Miami.
The commencement sermon at Will
lie Halsell college this year will be
preached on the fifth sabbath in May,
by DR.. Hill, of Arkansas.
A good second hand canopy top bug
gy for sale at very reasonable figures.
Has been run just ten weeks-as good
as new. Apply at this office.
Bring in your old razors and shears
and have reshaped and ground good as
new; look for big shop on wheels. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Everything on ice and froze up at
Vinita Heat Store.
Rev. w. T. King attended the meet
ing of Presbytery at Tulsa last week
and was elected moderator of that
body. He returned home Monday
afternoon.
Impure blood is resposible directly
and Indirectly for many other diseas-
es. Purify the blood at once with DIR.
Simmons Sarsaparilla. Fifty cents
and 80 doses.
Arthur Berry and party of fisher
men went out to L. j. Bracketts
Mace the first of the week and sue
ceeded in landing about thirty-1ve
very fine fish.
,,, linn of ouaensvara and Tin
ware lust added to my stock. And it is
needless to say that my prices are be-
low all others. You always find it So
Bob Blakeney.
Mrs. Francis Coats, wife of VIM.
Coats, died at Welch, on Tuesday OF
last week. Rev. ]. NJ. Wheeler, of
this city, conducted the funeral SER
vices the following day.
DIR. Foreman and j. r. Sheehan took
the Knight Templar degrees in Mus
kogee commandery Saturday. w. 7.
Farley and NJ. e. Milford were pres
ent to witness the ceremonies.
]. L. Beatty sold 1000 bushels of
wheat to the ClaremOre Milling Co.
at SO cents per bushel "Wednesday.
The wheat is being loaded rapidly Tor
transportation Tribune.
The John Davis murder case is to
be tried by Judge Grass, at Delaware
court house on the 2lst, and on the 18th
the regular term of circuit court occurs.
Sheriff England was over here this
week serving papers.