The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-13
Opening ofChristmas Goods
AT BURNS
Holiday goods too numerous to mention; We
have Lamps, Jewery Chinaware best selected stock
ever offered to our customers. Still they come-toys
of every description. Come and see yourself
BURNS RACKET
She was very little girl.
Yet strong men fed in fright,
Because you see that little girl
Was going to recite.

society of the Methodist church meets
this afternoon with Mrs. John f.
Quillian.
Graniteware, will have to be moved
to make room for the Xmas goods.
Go to Burns and see. Too cheap for
anything.
We know and you ought to know,
that Martin makes the best harness
aud saddles in the market. East of
Katy track.
The pupils of the boarding depart
meht of Willie Halsell College will
give reception to their friends Fri
day evening.
We are indebted to the agent of the
Investment Association, of Spring
field, Mo-, J. w. Mcbride, for very
handsome calendar,
S. ]. Breckenridge, formerly freight
clerk at the Frisco station in this city
is now commercial agent for the same
company at Ft. Smith.
Special certificate on crown and
bridge work, up-to-date in gold work
of all kinds. Work guaranteed. w. J.
Irvine, DDS, Western hotel, Vinita.
John Caldwell, living at Oolagah,
struck his wife with single-tree
knocking her down, for which he has
been indicted for aggravated assault.
Mayor T. M. Burlington and M. K.
Barron went to Coffeyville this morn
ing to investigate the Swisher foundry
and machine shop with view to mov-
ing it to this city.
J. A. Berry is receiving Christmas
presents early. This morning he re-
ceived beautiful crayon portrait of
his mother, ready framed, presented
to him by his wife.
David M. Faulkner, of Hanson, Sc
quoYah district, it is reported, is to be
appointed member of the commits
sion to serve in the place of Levi
Cookson, resigned.
The Cherokee and Dawes commits
sion are being pulled together but it
took one of J. w. Martins made-to-
order harness to do it. You will find
them east OF Katy track.
The case of Walter A. Wood Har-
vester Co against C. Dobbs yesterday
in Judge Don Carlos court was decid-
ed in favor of the plaintiff and judg-
ment rendered for the rise of 5000.
Rev. ]. M. Porter and son were
snow bound in Vinita from Saturday |
until this afternoon, when they pro-
ceeded on their way to Miami, where
Bro Porter is stationed for the year. I
When a man is drunk and disorder
ly he ought to be arrested and fined |
promptly. For the second offense the
fine should be doubled and the chances
are that the third offense would never
be committed.
You must not miss the chance to
buy your presents at price you can
afford. If you will examine the stock
at Foreman's drug store you can find !
what you want and the boys will make
the price right.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Morning enter
tained a few of their friends last even
Ing. Those present were Misses Myr-
tie and Lorena Crockett, Miss Nettie
Duncan, Miss George, Miss Lee, T. +.
Thompson and ]. L. Ratcliff. /
j. NJ. .Picxerel, friend of a. L.
Churchill, and who succeeded the
after as representative of the Ely
Walker Dry Goods Co., will 60 south
IN this evenings train. He is in poor
health and will spend season at San
Antonio.
Mrs. L. A. Dege, graduate OF the
American School Of Magnetic Healing,
las decided TO locate in Vinita. Those
from nervous or chronic af-
ections are requested to meet her at
he Hotel Cobb Saturday. A speciality
$ made Of the diseases of women and