Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-02-03


Walters, beside DR.. Bagby.
Our new opera house opens next
Eonday for the entire week.
Rev. Mr.. Hunter is conducting
meetings at the Methodist Shurch.
Paper novels, large lot Of new ones
just received at Cooks Book Store.
Come in and examine my ''bargain
counter in dress goods. J. C. Gray
"Mr. Egan, of Tulsasis in the city
today.--Muskogce Times. Is it jim
mie?
E. c. Stretch is bnilding a good
sized Office just west of Conatzer's
stable.
Burns Racket: that's the place
where you get the most goods for the
monet;
Commissioner McClU e moved his
Office into the new c,urt house last
Friday.
Rev. w. I. King is conducting a
series of meetings this week at Pleas
ant Hill.
Some of the prisoner at the United
States Jail at this place have the
measles.
IN. Jeans & S,nc viii pay the
highest price for turkeys. Get them
in quick.
Hang on to your dollars till you see
my ~eargain counter" of dress goods.
j. C. GRAY.
MitteRs, gloves, comforters, suspend
ers, and hose, cheapest at Burns
= Racket Store.
Notice tinware and stamped ware
at. Burns Racket, at very much below
= Customary price.
Spend half dollar at Burns Racket
and you need delivery wagon to take
your purchases home.
J. h. Burckhalter's little girl, who
has been so low with scarlet fever, is
now in a fair way to recover.
Roy Miller was tramped on and
somewhat injured last Saturday while
playing foot ball at the college.
Rev. NJ. L. Butler united in the
bonds of matrimony Marion Anderson
and Hetty Davis Monday afternoon.
Valentine day is near. A. NJ. Cook,
at the book store. has the finest line
of valentines ever brought to Vinita.
The itch is abroad in the town,
judging from the quantities in which
acertain kind of salye is being bought.
Will trade the stallion, Tim McMa-
hon, trotting record of 2:37, for driy-
ing stock. ]. 7. Gunter, at livery
stable.
The Odd Fellows team go to Adair
next Tuesday night to initiate num-
Der of persons into the new order
there.
''The Strangest Thing in the
World" will be the subject of Rev. p.
B. Jackson's sermon next Sabbath
morning.
Go to ]. III. Davis wagon yard for
good Accommodations and reliability.
Free camp house. Feed store in con-
nection; east side NJ. K. & t. track.
The many friends of Mr.. A. ]. Paul
and wife will regret to learn of their
misfortune in losing little son last
Thursday which was but three or four
days old.
The Shawnees reorganiZed their
tribal committee in this city last
week, with S. S. Bluejacket, chair
man: S. Glover, clerk; c. c. Cornatzer,
treasurer.
The present panel of the petit jury
in Judge Thomas court looks very
much like a Cherokee court, nearly
the entire list being either Cherokees
by blood or adoption.
John Adams, proprietor Of the Ad-
ans house at Muskogee, was carved
up with a razor by some Of his help
last Friday. Though severe, his
wounds are not dangerous.
The eight members of the A. o. Z.
W. in this city carried $1,000 Of insur-
ance each .ast year. at an average
cost of sse73: the youngest paid
s25.26 and the oldest s46.lo.
Make preparations, and when the
time arrives set out some shade trees
in front of your lot. You can add
great deal to the beauty Of your home
by so doing and at slight expense.
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cold TO develop into pneu-
monia or consumption. Instant re-
lief and a certain cure are afforded by
one minute cough cure. Winner
Drug Co.
Mrs. DR.. X NJ. Reid, an instruct
Dress in new method, is in the city
and will form class in chemical, oil,
painting. Her solicitors will visit
houses of the city with samples of the
work and give full particulars.