Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-02-10
OUR SOUVENIR EDITION.
COMPLIMENTARY OBSERVATIONS
OF OUR COTEMPORARIES.
TO the City as Well as "The
Chieftain" is the Declaration, Which
Compensates for Labor and Expense.

Chelsea Reporter: The Chieftain
will come out with a pictorial edi-
tion this week. The editor uses
half-tones on his press with very
good results.
Fit. Gibson Post: The VinIta
Chieftain last week issued a splen-
did illustrated edition, booming
the town and rejecting much cred
it and ability upon the editor and
manager.
Tahlequah Arrow: The Indian
Chieftain, of Vinita, got out a very
handsome illustrated edition of its
town. doing its people great praise
and showing much enterprise on
the part of its publisher.
MuskOgee Times: The Indian
Chieftain comes to US double size
and very nicely ornamented with
cuts of the nice buildings which
adorn the little city up in the
north part of the Cherokee nation.
S. w. City Enterprise: The Vi
nita Chieftain contained a very
elaborate write-up of Vinita last
week, and the paper was profuse
with illustrations showing many of
the business houses and residences
of the town. The work was well ex-
ecuted, and showed a commendable
enterprise.
Indian Citizen: The Vinita
Chieftain came out in special
issue last week, with half tone
engravings of many OF the fore
most business and residence
buildings of the town The
issue is a credit to the place as
well as the enterprise of the hust-
ling managers of the Chieftain.
Alton Advance: the Chieft ain
came to US in the form of a hand
some illustrated edition, showing
the substantial business blocks and
handsome residences of Vinita. 1t
was complete in every particular,
and presented a beautiful appear
ance. The Chieftain is one of best
newspapers that reaches our ex-
change table.
Claremore Progress: Last weeks
Chieftain contained an excellent
write up of that town, which was
profusely illustrated with cuts of
many of the substantial business
houses and neat dwellings of that
thriving town. The people of Vim
ita should feel a pride in the
Chieftain, it being one of the ab-
lest papers in the Territory.
South McAlester Capital: The
last issue of the Vinita Chieftain
contained an interesting write-up
of that progressive city accompa.
MED with splendid half-tone en-
cravings of the principal business
blocks, residences and churches.
Messrs. Milford and Mars are to
he congratulated upon the result
of their pluck and enterprise.
South McAlester Herald: The
Indian Chieltain, of Vinita, l. T.,
reached US last week handsomely |
printed on good paper and CON
tanning a general write-up of that
thriving town. Such publications
serve to acquaint the world at
large with the enterprise of tie
people where they are published |
and should be encouraged, and |
scattered broadcast.
Eufaula Journal: The Vinita
Chieftain got out a very c7editable
edition last week. 1t
was eight pages all home print and
filled with a quality of matter that
will prove of vast benefit to the
town. The Chieftain is repre-
sentative paper in every respect
and the progressive town in which
it is published is not slow in rec
its usefulness.
Neosho Miner and Mechanic:
The Vinita Chieftain this week
issued a very handsome eight
page illustrated edition contain
ing full history of the town from
its organization, and a great deal
of matter of general interest in
regard to Vinita and vicinity. 1t is
tastefully gotten up and neatly
printed and reflects great credit
on our friend, Brother Milford.
Tulsa New Era: The Vinita
Chiettain came to us this week in
the form of handsome illustrated
edition, showing substantial busi-
ness blocks and pretty residences
of Vinita up in great shape. The
edition was well patronized, which
shows that Vinita has a host of
good live citizens. 1t will be a fine
advertisement of that city, and we
our neighbors upon
their enterprise.
Chetopa Democrat: The Vinita
Chieftain was finely illustrated last
week with cuts of business blocks,
residences, churches and colleges of
that thriving city. There was a re-
view of the early history Of the
city written in excellent style and
many entertaining "reminiscences
were given. 1t was one of the best
special editions we ever saw, being
entirely foreign to the fake adver-
tising schemes often perpetrated
upon the helpless public.
Seneca Dispatch: Last weeks
issue OF the Vinita Chieftain was a
special historical illustrated num-
Der, containing many handsome
half-tone illustrations and a re-
view OF the territory metropolis
from its founding TO date. The