Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-04

Burns Racket.
Ladies who take pride in beautiful
clear white clothes, should use Red
Gross Bail Blue.
c. E. HoIderman and his brother.
Henry, were down from the vicinity
Of welch Tuesday.
]. r. Garrett, steward Of the Chero-
kee Male Seminary at Tahlequah,
4 came up this week.
Swearing OF and sticking to it beats
the new serum for alcohol recently
discovered in Paris.
II you would have your clothes that
delicate, clear white, so desirable, use
Bed Cross Ball Blue.
Mrs. Sanders and her son Tom, left
/ for st. Louis Sunday to spend the
remainder Of the winter.
John Parks has a couple of colts
which b. expecting to
snow -0sT VI speed.
L. G. johnson, OF Chetopa, and
Frank Bradley, OF South McAlister,
are new students at the college.
Geo. Blakeney, Jr., is able to be out
again after having been laid up for
several weeks with brok leg.
lss%ss<s#srd has r. 'rned to
Webb City, afer visiting he sister,
Mrs. Amos, during the holiday
The Chieftain books opened NJ, AZ
with six months credit to The L
from Sam McSpadden, at Chelsea.
The Methodist church people north
are holding revival services nightly at
the Congregational church building.
1t transpires that many important
court papers were burned up when the
Harris building bur-od last Novem-
bsr.
Mrs. c. S. Shelton and daughter
accompanied Miss Mary Mcclellan to
Claremore this week for months
visit.
Luman f Parker, Jr., is moving his
law Office from the Halsell building to
one OF the rooms over Hill's hardware
store.
Miss Lucy Guthrie, who has been
teaching school at WyandOtte, went
TO her home 10 Chetopa on 11:l4 train
Sunday.
Mrs. Lieut.. Allen Cook is the proud
mother OF a little boy baby. Her
husband, OF the navy is in Philippine
waters.
Frank Beaver, chief OF the Peoria
tribe, in the northeast portion Of the
territory, came in on the Frisco yes
terday morning.
Miss Grace Parker and Mrs. Cora
Maupin returned to st. Louis Monday
evening after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Parker.
Mrs. A. L. Churchill was called to
Clinton, Mo-, on account Of the seri-
ous illness Of her mother, who is Wis
iting at that place.
Mr.. Byrd's condition still improves
and he is glad to be rid OF his foot,
which has given him little but trouble
for several years past.
Prickly Ash bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver and purifes
the bowels. A valuble system tonic.
Sold by Chapman & Briggs.
The new Harris building will soon
be completed, and from present ap-
pearances will be the most commo-
dious store room In Vinita.
d. S. Cummings, Of Adair, was in
town Tuesday, en- route home from
Springfield, where he had been TO
place his daughter in school.
Miss Mary and Miss Dana Chesney,
Mrs. MilfOrd's cousins, left Monday
evening for their home at Cottonwood
Falls, Ksns, after a weeks visit.
Emslie Potter and Miss Louise Gil
lispie, o. Alluwe, were united in mar
riage few days ago bT Rev. W. G.
Patterson, OF the Baptist church.
Lee Dudley was 10 Wagner sun
z day investigating position rendered
4 him by Lawrence Beardsley, the drug
eist. He will move TO that city soon
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cobb and family
left last Monday for Louisville, Texas
where >shey will attend the colder
ewsSdIug anniversary Of Mrs. Cobb''
Ester.
wm. 3reathouse shot Robert Krone
stoekman at Nowata. through th'
49, aad killed him asst Friday. Th'
- zen cut over the sale Of bunci
ef cattle.
u $ court opens here two week
.-on Monday with an immeos'
-. ssIt has not yet been deter