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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
2s BibIioteea dc la DEMocRAcrA

bkndole al suelo, passndo todo este con tai rapi-
dex, que el pale de Ia daquesa pudo Tehacerse y
retirarse.
El buf6n le amordaz6 con un panuelo para que no
grtsse y quitkndoe ell ointur6n le at6 las le
echo hsjo la diciendo: -Lo que ahora no me
impedrss que sveerign 10 que fa6 de de amigo Ell
fraie,-y empuhando la espads de Serafn ssli6 al CAM
po.
El rey habfa entrado en- la ouya puerta le
abrier4 Ssrafn. Era Enrique III hombre de
raltza especial, afemluada muelle oiertos
mentos temfa muho Ia muerte TODD squello que
le pareca sobrenatural pessr de este, algunos
instsntes recobraba la vslentfa oabseresca de
e deaprecio 81 peligro, ambas que hereda.
de Francisco j, abuelo
Tan luego como halo en- aquel obscure oorredor
sin mas gufa que e t6nue rayo de luz que ftraba
bajo Ia puerts, pregunt6 si hsbrfa cafdo una
emboscada y . trstaban de qaitarle la vida. No
obstante solo vacl6 81 que Ggui6 andando
llevando Ia en- Ia empunadura de Ia espsda al
llegar ls puerta de que ell hablaba Serafn llsm6
armoniosa e respondi6 desde Ell interior:-En
tTadl
Empuj6 Ia puerta Sc hal6 en- ell umbral de IN
saloncito sumido en- voluptuose penumbra de ouyos
muebes tapIces de exquisite gusto femenlno ss des
prendfa delicado perfume. Medic tendida roa oto-
mana de terciopelo hal&base an muier que teDfa
cubierto e rostro antifax de terciopelo.
Emocionsdo tembloroso det6vose el rev. como al
fuese 81 estudants con e comparara sutes
no movie hasta que el antifax le hxo ga so.
no para que 90 acerosse.
Cerr6 EnrqOe III la puerta deapusa acerc6
mano. La del antics 80 10 qnt6 EnEiqus rsconoci6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
sE vENDE

Una maquinaria para elabOrar aEu-
ear v centrifugado oristalizadOj que
coRsta de los slguientes aparatosi
I'm tachO al Yacio de sels y medic
pies de diametrO, con capacidad para
% hectohtrO, sean tOneladas de
azucar sWso, pr0Visto do serpentinaS,
tranpas, maAometros, cOlumnas, pla-
saIOrma, escalera y COd0s sus acceso-
4t1Os completes.
qua uomDa de VaciO de IA" y 10, K
10 con condenSadOr y cOnecclOnes.
hos cenCrlfugas, slsrema HepWorth,
cOn malax0r dc 30 hectOlltrOs caDIda
transmlslOnes y maqulna dc VapOr,
tOdo complete.
Una bomDa de vap0r para meladura
con su tuberia.
Una bOmba Duplex para traer 81 aqua
dol RIO, con 5UU pies Luberia dc pul-
gadaS Y tOdos sus accessories completes.
Una caldera de acerO dc B pies dia
metro por I6 pies de largo con lao tu-
Dos paGentes de A pulgadds, d0mO az
Vapor, hOrnalla y COdOs SuS accesO-
rlVs completes.
Un canal nlerrO para ueScargar o.
Azucar del tacnO y varlas tuDerlas dt
10 connection entire eSUs apartOS.
Es5a maqulnarla esta Oh perfectC
buen estAdo y sOlamente Ia trabaJa-
90 un anO.
Para lufOrme ROBERTO Ora HAM
lnSenlerU Marina 25 Ponce Pr.
Mayo % 1900. 3v. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
El RegfCida e5

-Primero Ell escote despu6s escudo de doce
puntos,-oontest6 oil psje bosa muy bien pro-
vista.
-Conformes, dijo el buf6n que echo los dadus y
perdi6BSabeis que teneis esoarcsa bien proVin-
ta9 Sc que vuestrs senora rica,
-1AhI As1.... asi..
y ain duda ocuparA elevsda pssoi6n.
va sabeis, senior milo, que La primera condici6n
de noble eG la discretion 81 mi dice 90 nom
bre al rey 20 tendr6 para vos pero entire
tanto peTmtidme qae mudo.
-Veremos al oil vino to desats Ia lengaa, pens6 sL
buf6n aguieron jugando La suerte que prinoi-
po favoreoera SsrAn pdose de parte del buf6n que
gan6 mientras que por parte ell pale bel is solo
dos botellas de que habfa sobre la De prom
to oy6 r0ido abrl6 Ia puerta de Ia sala Y oil
buf6D, que proponfs abandonar Serafn en- ouanto
le hubiese emborraohsdo para r rondar la casita en-
que hslaba 81 rey, vic fraile quo aoercaba
la refunfuhA Ando entire dientes:-lVsya
rrencia passr Ia no' he bsbendo jugando De mo-
do dejais dormir nsdie.
-Bebed trago nosotros contest6 Serafn
NO, porque dia de aYuno Y aun NO SON las
dooe, dijo Ell fraile suspir6 81 enunoase CON
psna q de vino.-La regla do mi oonvento es
muy hay qae observarla. Tsngo que andar
ses leguas para legar sproveohar6 ell fresco de
10 noche para el viaje.
-Buen visje vuestrs salud padre diio 81 bu-
f0n llev6 ell vaao los lAbos.
-Qu@ Dos guarde!-respondi6 ell frale ell
bufSD, que estaba bebiendo, sorprendi6 una mirsda
de inteligencia cambisds Ssraffn pens6:-Aquf
oourye slgo extraordinario hay que estar Ia mirs
z cuando el fraile estuvo fuera se puso en- pi6
sers6n 10 pregunt6:-SA d6nds vsisT
"A vsr donds no diRige ese fraile.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
Sc AlquIIa
6 Sc Vande

La casa numero % de la Gale o
Wives, es enteramente nueva Y 10
moda para una regular familia.
Tiene bano inOdoro, precio m6di.
co, el que la interese puede dirijirSe @
q Ia misme propiedad.
Ponce, % dc Mayo de 1900. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
Northern Assurance Company

Compania de Aseguros LA NO r
THERN de LondreS, fundada en- 1896.
FondoS acumuladOs C 3O3 900 | stg.
Aseguros contra incendios. -Agen
tes en- Ponce, Ramon CortadG u Ct0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13
HOTEL Z" SAN RAFAEL "
FajaFd0. Rico

Este hotel montado 8 la atura de los
mejores de la Isla, ofreoe a los visiero4
que pasen por este pueblo todo genera
De comodidades. Habltaciunes como
das y veDtlladas, exquisite aseo servi-
cio esmerado, J atenoi6n constate por
parte de susr duef1on. Precios limita.
dos.
Propietario, C5iSt6bu Andrea.
Ponce, Is Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-13

Steamer"
Maamn MARRA m
Nh First
Glass deh ,nrwad
COASTWIsE
EeS further
Frttze. Lundt G. Go.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

cook Of each squad. Not all Of
the supplies are in this room how
ever, for the personal effects Of
each man are absent, such as bed
ding and camp equipage. These
will be added when the loads on
the wagons are made up.
Two wagons with teams Of four
or six mules or horses each to
each squad Of appraisers will make
up this cavalcade. Then there
will be buckboards about fifteen in
number with a double team, be-
sids other vehicles,
All Of this material has been
furnished the U. s. government on
bids and the cost will run up into
the thousands OF dollars and it be-
gins to appear that Senator Teller
knew what he was talking about
when he said ''it would cost the
United States as much to keep the
Indians at the Fifth Avenue hotel
the balance of their life as il will
by the time fnal settlement is
made with them". = Muskogee
Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
OVER THE TELEPHONE.


MIAMI.
Mr. Henry Martin, wife and
daughter have returned from
Texas.
Mrs. K. A. Brewer, wife Of Prof.
Brewer, died at her home in the
city yesterday morning after a
lingering illness.
Mrs. Small, sister OF Mrs. CIV.
Beck, has been very i'll but is
better.
Dr.. Fi,e at Muskogee was called
by wire Sunday morning TO see
Mrs. Small.
Milton Drake sold some fine
feeding steers at 40 to a Kansas
feeder. w. M. Farmer has an
offer Of DC for 80 head Of 100
pound steers by the same purchas-
or.
The special car Of Superinlend.
ent Hammond, Of the X. G. +. s.
& M. Ry., arrived last night.
Superintendent Hammond and
party are expected here tomorrow
evening overland from the south
west. They will be in vinita
probably in the morning.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
ARemarknbIe cavaIcade.

In the LOT in the rear Of General
POrter's barn in Muskogee are 1lS
mules and 13 head OF horses. These
animals will be used by the ap-
praising corps when they begin
the work Of appraisment in the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations
the 6Tst Of nexi month. Fifteen
different bodies OF men with 10
men 10 each gang will then com.
mence the work which will, il is
ihonght, last until next spring.
About all of the supplies have
arrived those to come yet being
the tents and a few Surveying in
strumenls. The instruments will
come nom Germany, and they aud
the tents are expected here by
October lst.
In the Fite & Halsell building,
hrst floor, corner Second street and
Okmulgee avenue, are fifteen sep
arate compartments. Iu each Of
these stalls are the lesser supplies
for each gang, such as steel rang.
es, cooking utensils, harness.
saddles, whips and all Of the
property necessary for the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

Mr.. and Mrt. Tenant returned lasl
Friday frem Missouri. where they havi
been visiting their daughter and
family.
Mrs. Wills Butler Of Denver, Colo,
visited with her cousin. Mrs y. w.
Propp, last week,
Andy Harlon of McAlester % visit.
ing relatives here.
Z +. W. Propp had two nne teams
Killed by the train last Monday morn
ny.
Several OF our young folks attended
the party at wee Harris last Monday
night and report good time.
One Of our young men is going 10
take unto himself wife this fall
providing.
VIII Payton and John FOX are going
10 school IN VinIta.
Miss BIanch Rising has a large
school, and All are we'll pleased with
her.
Miss Prather Of Grove is visiting
With friends here.
Buck George has sold out and Is 20
log TO Montana.
Frank Emerson has a very sick boy.
Several In this neighborhood were
sadly disappointed by not getting on
the roll. That will be the way on
judgment day. The commission Is
doing the right thing.
\. W. Propp has goI tired OF bard
work and has rented his farm aud will
move TO town In January.
Mack Whitney is very sick with
typhoid fever.
J. Q. Hlbbs is making some very
good molasses now.
Mr and Mrs. Lac Motion have a
new baby girl.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
The EDITORS, OUTING.
Artesian Water Bath, Fatted
Calf and St. Louis.

The Indian Territory editors
will have the honor Of being enter
tanned by two Cherokee cities this
week, and at the same time the
two cities will be honored, and 90
honors will be even. Friday and
part Of Saturday, Vinita will enter.
tain and be entertained by the
Territorial Press Association and
after giving then a lecture by Web.
ster Davis, a roping consest which
will probably be a useful expert,
ence to them in future political
contests, and a bath in her ar
tesisn fountains Of youth, will
send them on their way rejoicing
to Claremore, the City by the
Mounds, where they will
have killed and prepared a fatted
calf, and other things the editorial
mind delights in, and form there
bouyed up with good wishes and
good cheer, they will be delivered
over in good condition to Mr.. B.
Allison, Of the Missouri Pacific, to
be escorted to the city Of st. Louis
where they will spend two days
watching the Mississippi How be-
meath the Eads bridge and listen
to the hum Of the trolley, when
those who have not lost their
transportation will return to their
homes, happier, If not wiser for a
week spent in pleasure. South
McAlester Capital.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
nR. NEW DADDY.
II Has Arrived at MS Home and
Weighs Nine Pounds.

He stood on his head on the parlor
floor,
And JOY was the cause OF the act,
He felt. as he had never felt before
Insanely glad, In fact.
Horse Editor.
And the sup wInked; and the moon
bllnked;
And the stars danced a jubilee.
Aud why this celestial revelry?
Everybody in town knows Mr.. New
Daddy. A week ago he weighed Jos
pounds. Today be scarcely weighs
five ounces. He despises terra Grma
and walks on sirl And why?
Quite unexpectedly(C there arrived
In his happy household a Young and
bouncing heIrl New Daddy swears
by the great horn spoon that that kid
weighs toni But the proud, fond
and loving mother, who bore the suf-
ferings with Spartan fortltude, aud
who ought to know says IL weighs
scarcely nine pounds.
II you want the earth strike Mr..
New Daddy. He PAGES up aud down
the streets In a state bordering on in
toxlcatiOn, and la the exuberance OF
his Joy he can only exclaim: "It's a
boy! ISIS bOyll It's bOy!!!"
Some two weeks ago a bum struck
Mr.. New Daddy (he was not daddy
then) for "pOke-out." New Daddy
gave that bum a jolt in the jaw that
nearly put him out OF business.
But what a change has now come
DER the spirit OF Mr.. New Daddy's
dreamsl Yesterday a lucky bum
struck New Daddy for a ''dukey."
New Daddy took Mr. Bum into the
house and filled the man up until he
was almost ready 20 burst. Then Mr..
New Daddy proudly exhibited the
new imperial household tyrant to the
wandering bum. And both went into
rapturous ecstacIes.
Then Mr.. New Daddy gave Mr. Bum
a pair OF good shoes, hat, uice suit OF
clothes Both parted good friends.
Mr. Bum strode through the streets
OF the town = yeritahle Vinlta dude,
and last night took 4 freight train for
the great and glorious west. Great Is
human nature. HoRsK EDITOR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

Tue vlnina bail team may play at
Coffeyyille Saturday aud sunday.
Az elegant vase of golden rud giaces
the winiow AZ the Ratcliif clothing
store.
WIN. Mccain returned from West.
ern Kansas Monday where he has
been operating threshlug engine.
He gives glowing account OF the
wheat yield In that section.
At the Dawes commission cnmp a
bugle calls 10 work at regular hours
and ut its dulcet sound the whole
force Is ready TO take ny the business
Of the day.
| Account ST. Louis fair the NJ, X
y II. VIII sell tickets Sept. 3Oth 10
Oct. 9th, inclusive. Vinita to ST.
Louis and return for e10.76, good TO
return Oct. 9th. J. II. Clapper, ag't.
DR.. Gideon, the gentleman who for
a great many years represented the
Globe Democrat IN the Indian Terri
tory, and who is now engaged In
writing history Of the territory,
was pleasant caller Tuesday.
Account 81. Louis exposition, NJ,
X. s. It. will sell tickets Oct. I'd, 4th,
9Th, 1itb, 10Th and 18th Vinltasto Sc. /
Louis and return for eiA.35, tickets
good to return days from date OF
sale. J. 4. Clappor, agent.
s. b. brown (Itusky) was here from
Springer, Chlckasaw nation Tuesday.
He owns thousand acre farm down
there and has become a citizen OF that |
country, bis wife being a Chlckasaw
by blood.
The business Ien OF Vinlta are
kindly asked 10 lend helping hand |
la entertaining the members OF the |
press association Friday aud Saturday
as they as usual may ask for what |
they want from the press.
Attorney J. l.. Baugh, one OF the
attorneys representing the Cherokee
nation before the Dawes commission,
was called home TO Chouteu Tuesday |
by telephone TO attend his little son
who fell from feuce and severly hurt |
himself.
NJ, X. X T. will run special train |
leaving Vlnita s;35 a. M, Sept. 10Th,
to Parsons; account OF republican
rally and Roosevelt speaking; fare 81 |
for round trip tickets, good returning |
arrive at Vinlta 4:l3 a. m, Sept. 3Oth.
J. Il. Clapper, agent.
A Vinlta dispatch in the Kansas
City Times Tuesday states that the |
Dawes commission will be here Till |
the 18th inst. This Is au error. The
commission will be here till Oct. 9th |
inclusive. The correspondent OF the
Times should get correct Information |
when sending news items.
All young people interested In COM
merclal, shorthand, or English |
branches, will find the Southwestern
Business University, OF Oklahoma
City, well adapted 10 their needs. |
Modern methods aud experienced |
teachers are employed Ia each depart
ment. Parents will do we'll 10 inves-
tlgate the merits OF this school before /
sending their children elsewhere.
Arrangements have been made
through the kindness aud good will
OF Mayor SheehaD and other friends
for the banquet to the press people
Friday night at the Masonic hall.
Gus MurJpulos will furnish the spread
and 1t will no doubt be up 10 date
and credit TO the city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

vinisa: From Monday, septem-
Der l7sh, to Friday, October 9th,
inclusive.
Bartlesville: From Monday,
October 9Th, to Friday, October
i2th; inclusive.
NowAta: From Monday, Octo-
ber 18th, TO Friday, October 18th,
inclusive.
Claremore; From Monday,
October 18th, TO Friday, Novem-
ber OH, inclusive.
Caloosa: From Monday, No
vember 18th TO Friday, November
i6th inclusive,
Chelsea, Prom Monday, No.
vember is.h to Friday, Noysmber
23rd inclusive,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

Henry Looney, the negro uSoicIde,
was taken TO Muskogee yesterday and
lodged in jail by Deputy Pleas Thomp-
son. LooDey was held by the commits
sloner Tuesday without bail. He
had little or no defense 20 offer and
set ugly when the handouts we're put
on him, and at the depot remarked
that he might have 10 kill the mar
shal before be reached the Iail
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
pemoernt. Attention.

/ have been requested TO call a
meeting OF the democratic club OF VI
nita, for the purpose OF receiving con-
trlbutions for the national democratic
campaign fund and for the purpose OF
considering whether or not our club
VIII JOIN the national association Of
democratic clubs and send delegates
to It's convention to be held In Indian.
apoliv, on Oct. ard, 1900, and 10 de-
termlne what the club win do In the
reception aud entertaiDment Of Hon.
Webster Davis. therefore call
meeting Of the VInIta democratic
club for Wednesday night, Sept. goth,
at the United States court room 10
Vinlta, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, and re-
quest every member OF said club and
all other persons having at heart The
success OF democracy In the campaign
OF $500 to be present.
PRESTON s. DAVIS, President.
+. S. K. AMOS, Secretary.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

A rather exciting incident occurred
at the Dawes commission enrolling
tent Monday afternooo ~ about /
O'Clock. A man was seated az Col.
Needles dcsk applying for enrolment
as Cherokee citizen. The Col. nrcd
broad side Of questions Into him
and finally wound up by grufly In
forming the man that he was placed
upon the doubtful list, whereupon
the fellow tumbled over in an epllep.
tic ft and had:to be carried out by tho
young men.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

Milton Drake says ons thousand
acres Of corn we're planted ON bis
place this year. He Is now feed.
ing a piece that will make be.
tween sixty and seventy bushsls
10 the acre. He says the average
yield Of the crop win be over forty
bushels to the acre. Think ogill
10000 bushels Of corn raiued on
the property Of one man, 10 The
Quapaw agency. Miami Republic
an.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
Dry Goods, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes
Ever Shown the Indian

that competitors would tell you bargains 2c pc
pair our price only 13c pair.
Have you coareiesf The weather
TO them, but good many buying them while
they get good selection We have them from S10 TO S2 so
Our dress goods attracting ladies' just now
and had better select fall dress while choice m
fabrics or coos All sutngs all colo from 25cto ~ yd
Now is good time buy your bedding for blank
stock has bargains that positively duplicated
people who only few pairs show We sell good heavy and
wide bed blankets from 60c 70 $3.50 pair.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
CONDITION Cherokee Schools.

Superintendent John ID. Bene-
dict has made public a statement
of the condition Of the public
schools of the five tribes. OF the
Cherokee schools the statistics for
1899 and 1900 show the following
facts:
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
ichIne oIl I'D W. WI. MIIlefls. All

schlnc OIL at W, W. MIller's. Al
s.
sse Scott " pawpAw Is attending
81 Vl AZ the college.
III ave yon seen that picture moldln,
lhe Mlngfurnlture storeY
lev. king and wife returned from
isit TO relatives at Mona, Arkansal
~ Bdnesday morning.
W.adies lille thread vests reduced from
" 25c az Madden, FARRELL & Gee
Jol. Frank q. Churchill is spending
'cw days In VinIta looking after the
aection OF Cherokee revenue.
Sec those new side boards at MInv's.
hey are Just what you need.
a Kansas paper describes runaway
Py as riding a grey marc, PAGES
ider saddle, with black pants"
Ladies' vests all silk reduced from
~ TO 26c at Madden farrell & Gee
Cal Gunter and his mother, Mrs. @.
Gunter, and Mr. and Mrs. James
ltrey left Wednesday for Grove.
The run VI work at the Chieftaln
1Inice this week uecessltates Two extra
Printers.
Miss Cora RavencrOft will not re-
urn TO Badgetrs this fall and has ac-
epted position elsewhere.
Ladies-haye you seen those drop
Itch hose were J5c now reduced To
~ AT Madden. FARRELL & Gee?
y carriage drive about the city is to
l'c one OF the features OF the press
neeting Friday and Saturday OF this
week.
"black Cat" hose for ladies' and
children. Every pair guaranteed 10
Satisfaction Try pair. Bad.
|Retts.
@. +. GOdbey, cashier OF the First
National bank OF Claremote, was a
west bound passenger on the Frisco
Wednesday morning.
The people OF welch vicinity have
sent a petition to the secretary OF the
Interior for the Dawes commission TO
make a date at that place.
The oswego ball team will play vi
nlta again Friday OF this week. Both
teams have been strengthened and
the game will be good one.
have 35 head OF stock caI,ie, 300
acres OF stalkfield and 40 tons OF hay
for sale, also good farm to rent for
cash. w. ii. whitney, Adair, /. t. 2t
The NJ, X. & t. will carry free OF
charge any provisions, food or cloth.
ing sent TO Galveston for the use Of
the food sufferers. sl3-6t
Sam FraEee sold handsome lounge
10 the Odd Fellows Monday evening,
which was presented as wedding
present TO Mr.. aud Mrs. W. S.
Crockett.
There is pretty bard lot OF people
camped along tho outskirts OF this
town, especially on the east side.
Tearing boards from fences for fuel,
gathering corn from neighborlng fields
and general and outlandlsh depreda-
tion Is the rule.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
Hosiery.

10 this department will put values you
aave never before a price
~ dozen chd and misses fact black heavy ribbed
oot double heel and toe sizes from for per pair
rms quality OF hose was offered for sale at less than IL 2c
90 dozen boy bicycle hose foot length
regular Nc quty for few days offer them 5e pair.
40 dozen ladies' fast black length
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
pN ~ IN VS. AtNoANS
+. S. K. AMOS, Secretary.
The chleftaIn ssnetum's New Carpet.

The editor nearly had stage fright
when he reached his sanctum yester-
day morning and on opening the front
door found a new carpet on the floor.
The office force got gay" after
ofice hours and treated the
somewhat solled floor TO new and ar
tistic covering. At 1rst we thought
we had by mistake stumbled into the
wrong place but soon got the regular
bearings and now are getting used TO
~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

There Is nothing that will give such
quick relief 70 an itchlng, smartine
skin as nsgEs' German Salye. Moth
eIs should know that h win cure
eczema, chafine, heat rash ~ any
Irritating skin disease 81 the children.
Also cures cuts, burns. scalds and
piles. Don't be without d, Pecples'
Drug Store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27

NJ, at. will sell tickets Sept.
2eth, 2sth and sOth and Oct. ard and
10th TO Dallas and rctufn for tIL75,
tickets good for return leaving Dallas
not later than Oct. 18th.
]. u. Clapper. AReni.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-27
A Greater Fall Business

Than ever bTeis the goal we're striving
pared do it, The entire clothing floor Of this big piled
high with the largest and choicest stock Of boys clothing
eyer brought to Vina This can-bough stock
buye has great advantage the longtime buyer The
sought after by the manuacurergets the pick Of his sockgets
the lowest possible price in addition the discounts This
recognised as the largest clothing buyer from the territory
give our customers all the benefits derived hereom II clothing
buyers this vicinity will will double
OUT usual business this fall beyond doubt