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- -3s5. -si8sl Parlor and Bedroom Suits and Furniture of every description at W, W. Miller's. Full line of Coffins and Caskets. -i. - Indian Chieftain. Vinita, Ind. Ter., Nov. 21, 1895. Local Eailroad Time Tables. T. LOUIS A SAN FRANCISCO ItAILWAT. GOING WfcST. ARRIVE. DEfAKT Ei. St L. toSauulna ...10:0am U:40am. Accommodation I lOzSam. 1 11:45am. goi.no east. iJLEIUVE. I OKPA&T 4:10pm. I 4 10pm. 7:43am :lSam. Throucb coacbce from St. Louis to Sapnlpa. JllaoUUHl.JlANSAs.x TEXAS. CWMl sOUTIl. N i, 1. it. A 1. Exures .... .. No. ... Hannibal St.L. &T. Ex 4:U m 5:50 p m 10:-Oliu o. 5. rljer So. 57, Freight and AecommodatlonililSpra oiKONonTii. No.;, Mo.Ki. A Texas exTesa ... 1 12:19 am No., rr.st.L..A Hannibal Ex... 0S0m No. 6. Flyer I 5:30pm no. as. trelght and accommodation 1 12:15 )) m Tbe Sunday hours of the postoffice will hereafter be 10 to 11 a. m.; 4 to 5 p. m. TIMTA CIIUELU MCECTOUr. M.E. Church louti H.B.Greathonse pastor; iabbath school at 10:00 a.m.; preaching at 11 a.m. and7p.m.; prayer meeting every Wed- , nesday evening. ;ommun!on service every Erst Sunday. Fresbyterian Church S. A. Caldwell, pas tor; preaching, Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m.; prayer meet (gThanday nights. iv.atinii,i f'hnrrh Tlev. Ned Forrest pastor; services every Sunday at 11 a. . m. and 7 p.m.: Snnday School at 9:15 a.m. ; Christian rndeavor Society. 7 p. m.; Prayer meeting tvery Wednesday evening. . . WC.T 0. Meets every Thursday at Si0 'deck, p.m. n n.n.k-P.1 J. M. Wheeler. CSI- tor; services every Sunday at II a m. anil.:J0 r, . m.taunaay ocnooiai iu .. , ya.j .-v... ..- wn..,f.T TOd m.: teacher's mtel- lng iionuay. :sup. m., bidbiuk ... Church of the Iloly Ghost Kev. A. F. Ver sav.l, pastor. Mass and preaching each sec ond, thiid and rourtli Sunday at 10.30 a. m.; catechism at 10. Pastor now permanently 1 ocsted In this city. --. : --it- "r .,i o FIIIALPIUAN LODGE. No. 14. K. or P. Meets every Tuesday evening in their castle hall at 7:30 Visiting knights In good standing invited. G TV. Doucijiss, C. C. J. D. Blossor, K. of a. andS. VIN1TA CHAPTEK, Iioyal Arch Masons, meets first Wednesday In ach month Visi tors welcomed. M E. Miltosd, II. P. W N. STiirerTT. Sec. a V1N1TA LODGE NO. B. A. F. 4 A. M. .j-Meets In Masonic Hail the first Salur Vyday night In each month. J T. U. Kkighi, Sec. Ouvs.it Bacby, W. M. YINITA LODGE. NO. IS, I. O. O. I"., meets in Mssonle hall on Monday night of each week at 7:30 o'clock. J.T. URACEEtT, .. U. Ed Jokes. Sec'y. PURITY CHAPTER. O. S. S., meets In Ma sonic hall first and third Thursday in each month at 7:50 o'clock p. m Eebecca M. Swam, W. M. Ettie Stoke. Sec'y. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD, meet sec ond and rourth Thursdays In each month In Masonic Hall. n. ' W. W. Ward. C. C. J. S. Datexfoct, Clerk. JL.OOAJL jSTOTJES. RatclifTs. Envelopes. Dinner, 25c Envelopes at this office. Everything at KatclifTs. Thanksgiving dinner 25c. Queensware at IlatclifTs. "Lamps at W. W . Miller's. . City Bakery for your bread. "Wilson heaters at BatclifFs. indsome easels at Miller's. Try Perfect Baking Powder. Christmas China at RatclifTs. Miss Fannie Hunt is very sick. Cranberries and turkeys at RatclifFs. Holiday books at Cook's book store. Ed Niflifler has closed out his gro cery. Thanksgiving dinner 25c; supper the same. Time to begin that holiday adver tising. Finest cajodynn the citjvat S. J 3Ice line of cheap buggy whips at Lee Barrett's. Mrs. F. M. Smith has been sick for . sereral weeks. Lots of Christmas and holiday goods at S. J. Burns. Finest furniture in the city is at Miller's. A fact. Tulsa has expended 31,000 on the grounds for a fair. 2few subscribers and renewals are coming in rapidly. Place orders at once for holiday photos at Fowler's. Foreman's is the place to buy any thing cheap for cash. New lot of horse collars and collar pads atLeo Barrett's. The public school has a monthly av erage of eighty pupils. J. J. Coyne's meat market is build ing up a very good trade. iN Ice basket of fruit for Thanksgiv ing at the candy kitchon. Jesse Moore, the barber, is the proud parent of a new boy. Lee Barrett invites an inspection of his single driving harness. George Mayes has Iot over 100 head of hogs this fall, by death. Have you seen the splendid line of Christmas China at EatxiifTs. For a line box of Thanksgiving candy go to the candy factory. All kinds lamps, chinaware, both fancy and plain, atS. J. Burns'. Mail orders for Job printing get very prompt attention at this office. The Hotel Cobb barber shop has moved into the McPherson stand. Try a saor. of Magnolia Mills, Han nibal,Mo.,floun best in Vinita. Gray's. Candy of every description made fresh every day at the candy kitchen. Buy one of those handsome pictures, elegantly framed, at W. W. Miller's. King heaters at TV. "W. Miller's. The "Wilson, Success, Hagey and Novelty. All the latent beauties in Christmas China at Katcliff's. Come in and look at them. Bad wheat makes bad flour. Try a sack of good Hannibal, Mo., flour at J no. a Gray's. Will Klaus and Miss Lottie Mode were married Sunday evening by Rev. S. A. Caldwell. Have you bought your heating stoves, if not look at the "Wilson heat er at ItatclilTs. Buy an organ and get one of those self teaching charts free learn you to play In thirty minutes. I PERSONAL NOTES. r. Si. Liddy was In tho city this wevk. Chas. S. Merrett was In from Aliuwo yes terday. Cap Lane, of Chelsea, was In the- city yesterday. Kos Shackelford was up from Muskojrce a few days since. Mrs. J.C Anderson hasbefn vNItitlngat Chelsea the past week. W. ll. Badgctt Is In St. Louis this week buying his holiday stock of goods. John Dameron was at Tahlequah Mon day and got his sheriff commission. W. J. Wade was up from McAlcster Sat urday visiting his son. William and wife. R. E. Lynch, ono of Tulsa's conspicuous merchants, was In on business a few days since. Stanley Wilson. "Piano," got In Monday for tho winter. Tho summer ho sjent In Minnesota. MrsvBcllo Stevens has pono on nu ex tended visit to friends and relatives near Claremore. Ben and Fred Chouteau have gone to the Osago nation with some gentlemen from Knsas City on a hunt. Cliff Ravencroft, Mrs. George Bart-itfs brother, from Indiana. Is visiting his folks and attending the college. . D. MfMarrs. editor of this paper, came up from Tahlequah and spent Sunday With his family, returning early Monday. Mrs. Ann Daniels and her grand-daughter. Miss Sammic Gunter. returned Saturday evening from a visit at Tahlequah. Ernest Barrltt camo home from Graln 8eld, Kans Friday, looking much lietter than when he left here and Is Improving since his arrival. Dr. E. B. Frayser and wife have gone to Atlanta, visiting at Memphis, on tho way. The gentleman will be back In time to vote at theclty election. Dossa Allison, of St. Louis, a very popu laryoung gentleman who used to visit Vini ta frequently, was here tho first of tho week for the first time in six years. W. P. Farley finished shipping cattle from the Comanche country last week and Is back with his old friends for the winter. John Milwcc, he says. Is doing well. Miss Adda Gard has returned to her home In Cherry vale after a three weeks pleasant visit In the city. Miss Gard made a number of friends here who regret very much to have her leave. J. C Gray will sell jou a Singer or a Champion sewing machine for 27.50, warranted for five years. Lee Barrett i.s out after a seige with typhoid fever looking decidedly "fray ed out." His wife is still quite sick. The best shoemaker in tliis country is at Lee Barrett's harness shop. Call and see his work and leave a measure. Dennis Hicks is now in the shop 10 liours a day; tirsclas shoeing guar anteed; try him. east side of track, Vinita, I. T. For Rent, blacksmith shop, (no tools;) dwelling convenient. A flrst class smith wanted. C. Hay-den, Cnoutcau, 1. T. 9-12 Most everybody we can see or hear of issubsciibingfor The Chieftain to learn what council is doing. Are you? From to 9, eleven pounds granu lated sugar for 50 cents, Saturday ev ening, at the Vinita Meat & Grocery Co's. At the Vinita Meat & Grocery Co's. Saturday evening from 7 to 9 we will sell eleven pounds granulated sugar for 50c. Don't forget the Vinita Meat & Gro cery Co. "when you arein need of can ned goods. They are certainly in the market. G. M. naltou, Mr. RatclilTs brother-in-law, is gaining in health remark ably fast, in fact, his improvement is almost marvellous. Gautamala, Eight Hour, Mound City, Phoenix, Pcaberry, Economy and "W. S. C. 2So. 3, the best coffee in the world at RatclifT-. The ladies of the Methodist church will give a dime social at the home of Mrs. Badgett next Monday night to which all arc invited. Rev. Mr. Ooppedge, the new presid ing elder of the Methodist church, ar rived in Vinita last Monday. He will move as soon as he can And a vacant house. Maj. D. "W. Lipe was in the city Tuesday making up a bond as treas urer. It is a pleasure to the people of this city to perform this service for the gentleman. This office has somewhat over 75,000 envelopes and would be glad to print them for its customers, or ha 15,000 of a certain grade it would sell blank at 81.10 a thousand. The Thanksgiving sermon will be preached this year, at the Union ser vice, by Rev. J. M. Wheeler, perhaps at the Methodist church if the house is seated by that time. !Note prices tho Vinita Meat & Gro cery Co. are making in another col umn. They carry an immense stock and anything you want can be found in their establishment. Someone made an attempt to cut a hole in the back door of Foreman's drug store Tuesday night for tho pur pose of raising the bar which fastened it, but gave up before finishing the job. The Vinita Meat & Grocery Co. have received their Christmas goods and have them displayed in line shape at their store. Call and see them; they are selling tlieni at remarkably low prices. . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carsclowey cel ebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary some days since with a grand dinner, to which about thirty invitations were Issued. It was a happy occasion. It is a mistaken idea that Miss Thompson is given the bad accounts of this office to collect. She is given all of them. By the way, we have no Dad accounts though some arc easier to collect than others. You only have ninety days yet to stay. Avail yourselves of the oppor tunity before you go. Go to the Vi nita Meat & Grocery Co. and load your wagons with those good eatables, and may you ever be happy. You can see our China and queens ware display from across the street, but to appreciate the completeness of beauty in each piece of our Christmas China you must come in. Come, we arc glad to sec you. ItatclilTs. Forsalc One Bchning square piano. Has been in use for several years but in good state of preservation. Cost originally 5400; will sell for $150. Ci-li or on time, with approved security. J. E. Campbell, Alluwc, I. T. 12-14 Vinita Meat & Grocery Co. BULLETIN: Keep an eye on this column each week and you will suiely be benefitted. Best High Patent Tlour. perewt .... $1.90 Good " " " 1.B0 2."i cases Fremont Corn, leans for .. .. .2 20 " Mandard Corn, per can u 3-lli Tomatoes, 4 cans for .30 Hominy Flake. 8 His. for .' 4 packages Scotch Oats Ji" 4 sacks table salt 10 4 dozen clothes pins ff Tin wash tubs. il'ic, Oe, 1.1W UofTce .Mills, uncli -30 Toilet so i p. worth 10c goes at . JT Urven Peas, lcins for Cans are a little rustv but cuarantrcd. Best Java bland coffee worth :Bc at A No. 1. Brown coffee. ." lbs. for Gunpowder tea sells readily at ", our price Imperial, agoodone -lb tea dust for We hs e a few pillon goods that Usually sell for 3"c to 4Sc a can. our price: Apples. lHTCan Blacklicrrles. per can .3) 1.00 JO .30 jo .20 M .3.-1 .20 rescues, per cm Appricots, per cm .. Pineapple, per can .. Star tobacco, per lb Battle Ax tobacco. 2 lbs for Gold Dust, per pk'g Citron. 2 His for 2--lb Lemon IVel 2-lbOrange Peel 19-Ilx Granulated Sugar .VIls Manhattan Baking Powder Tomato Catsup sells at other stores 2Tic.ourprIceis Popper, per lb Religious Services. 1.00 for FIKSrCOVGMOATIOSALCIICnCU, sov. 17. Snnday School st 9:45 a. m. Prrsching st II a. m. Snbjtct "The World's Dream of Hsppiness." AtC:30p. m. Christian Endeavor At 7:30 p. m. Subject "The prodigal Son," A sermon for the yonng men and women of oar city. Special mnsle. Kcd Foseest, Pastor. Resolutions of Respect and Sym pathy. Whereas. The All-Wie Father. In whom we Implicitly trust, in ills Infinite and un searchable wisdom, has taken to himself Eu gene, the dearly loved and affectionate son of our esteemed sister. Mrs. J. J. Lovett. Ucsolvvd. That we. her sisters and fellow workers, do hereby assure her of our tender sympathy In her great arlllction. Most or us can feel with her personally, for we have also suffered In IlUe manner. Our dear ones are not lost only gone before and wliile they cannot return 'to us we can go to them. They are waiting on the other shore, free from all pain ami sorrow. May wesoliveand adoretbeliestteachlngs of our lieloved Order that ve may pass from earth as peacefully as did Eugene. Kesoh iil. That a copy of these resolutions be handed to ourdear sister, also a copy fur nished Tub Chieftaix ror publication, and that they b spread upon the records, of our chapter. Lizzir. Walkek. Etta II. lluit.vs, MATrie McCain. Chapter No. 20. O. E. S. Committee. Vinita, I. T., Nov. 12. 1S93. Don't go to the expense and work of getting up a Thanksgiving dinner or supper; take your family and go and dine with the ladies of the Congrega tional church for 25 cents. You can't afford to eat Thanksgiv ing dinner or "Supper at home, when 25 cents is all it takes to dine with the Congregational church ladies; be sides a good meal you will be helping them pay for moving and llxing up their church. The whist club was entertained by Mr. Joe Butler at the Western hotel Friday night- Those present were, Misses Goodykoontz, Johnon, Miller, Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Messrs. Griflltli.Preisigand Robison. Joe is a splendid entertainer and all reported a very pleasant time. Mr. Bell made up his ticket Monday as follows: Mayor, I. B. Bell; coun cil, T. F. Thompson, T. 11. Knight, B. S. Landrum, F. L. Chouteau and J O. Hall. Mr. Hall has declared himself for the other ticket, but being out of town Mr. Bell put his name on the ticket. Turkey, chicken, boiled ham, lob ster, chicken, salmon and potato salad, pic, cake, bread and butter, cranberry sauce, jelly, olives, pickles, celery, po tatoes, onions tea, coffee everything good to cat you can think of at the Thanksgiving dinnerand suppergiven by the Congregational ladies next Thursday, and all for 25 cents. US. J. M. CAItSELOWEY S-l wishes to iii form you that she lias removed her stock of millinery goods over on cast side of track in the Charlesworth &Buillngton house. She also wishes to add that she lias secured the services of Mrs. Cummins in the dress making department, and who is a first-class dress maker, and guarantees all work turned out. Anyone wish ing anything in the millinery or dress making line give them a call. SEATII OVERTOOK an old W) man named Owens who was gathering corn on Nathan Adam's place near Alluwe one day last week, without warning. In company with his son he had started from the field with a load, when he fell dead, the doctors said from heart failure. The burial took place in the cemetery at Chelsea by the Masons. Deceased left a wife and several children, besides many friends, to mourn his death. TJ7$HE SERIES OF MEETINGS con "I? ducted by It. Foster Stone, as sisted by the pastors of the city, at the Presbyterian church have already ar roused a great interest. The church is crowded nightly. Mr. Stone is an earnest and eloquent evangelist. His happy way of telling a story and his earnestness in preaching the gospel of Christ Is winning him many friends in our city. He will cloc his work here Sunday night, possibly with a union mass meeting at the opera house. The finest stock of goods In tho country is to be found at P. Shan ahan's. He also has secured the sale of Beggs' Family medicines. Every bottle warranted. They will give jou satisfaction. E. C. Stretch had his usual hay rack party out last Saturday the academy folks. P. Shanalian takes the lead in ev erything. They have secured the ex clusive sale of Beggs' Blood Purifier and blood maker, the most perfect medicine made. Try it for all blood disorders. The blanket and comfort display at Ratcliff Mercantile Co's. is an odd but attractive one. "Why Will You Cough? P. Shanalian, jour druggist, asks you w hy? You can be so easily cured. Three doses of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup will relieve you at once. Wc guarantee every bottle and no monkey work. Watt Starr Is going to keep his Judge's office at his home live or six miles from Claremore. Nat Skinner has bought 1000 liad pf good steers w hiclt w ill be put on bis ranch after the first of the month. mvaraea highest Honors World's Fair. OR; Wa ' CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or anyother adulterant -iO YEARS THE STANDARD. The Most "Wonderful Pill. They relieve where all others fail. They arc called Beggs' Little Giants, and arc rightly named. Ilcmciubcr the name and call for tlieni at the best store in town. P. Shanalian keeps them. The oyster supper on last Friday night was quite a success. From what wc learn the ladies cleared about $20. You Can't Cough After taking :i doses of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. It is one of the most wonderful remedies ever put on the market for coughs and colds. Sold and warranted by our popular drug gist, P. Shanalian Wagoner society item Mrs. Susan Page, of Vinita, has opened up a hot tomala and chili stand in the old Cobb building on Cherokee street. No ue running around asking Smith, Brown and Jones what to .do for your chills. Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic will cure you, cure you quickly and completely. Give it a trial. Price 50 and 7." cents. Guaran teed. P. Shanalian. Some of our Vinita folks who don't know what a church looks like inside, occupy the amen corner at Tahlequah. Good thing tosend them down there. Hunt's cure rapidly destroys Itch, ringworm, eczema, tetter and like trouble. Under its influence the dis eased cuticle scales off, leaving a smooth, white, healthy skin in its place. A wounderf ul remedy and only 50 cents per box. A Creek Indian was convicted last week at Eufaula for the third time for larceny ami sentenced to be shot, or as the Journal states it to be par doned. Beggs' Tropical Oil will cure rheu matism, sprains, bruises and all deep seated diseases where a powerful lin iment is required. Give it a trial and you will use no ether. It acts like magic P. Shanalian has it for sale and warrants every bottle. LafcMcrritt, now representing the Springfleld Herald, came down Mon day. He started the second paper in the Indian Territory at Darlington, or Cheyenne agency. Cheatham's Tasteless. Chill Tonic is put up in 50 and 75 cent sizes. You pay your money and take your choice. But whatever size you buy, you can rct assured that you aie getting the worth of your money. It never fails to cure chills it is guaranteed to do so. P. Shanalian. Edwin Chadick, the builder of the Choctaw railroad and who tried to tie up tlic Cherokee bond sale, was denied a right-of-way franchise by the Choc taw council for a line'from Tcxarkana to South McAl'-stcr. Since Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic was introduced many other tonics have been Introduced to the public None, however, have met with tho same success. The reason is simple they do not do the work it does. When you have chills try It. Price 50 and 75 cents. Guaranteed to cure. P. Shanalian. Old People. 5 Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy in electric bit ters. This medicine does not stimu late and contains uo n hisky nor other intoxicant , but acts as a tonic and all terative. It acts mildly on the stom ach and bowels, adding strength and giving lone to the organc, thereby aid ing nature in the performance of the functions, electric bitters is an ex cellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find it just exactly what they need. Price fifty cents per bot let at A. W. Foreman's drug store. Clinton, Missouri. Mr. A. L. Armstrong, an old drug gist, and a prominent citizen of-this enterprising town, says: "I sell some forty difierent kinds of cough medi cine?, but have never in my experience sold so much pf any one article as I have of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. AH who use it say it is the most per fect remedy for cough, cold, consump tion and all diseases of the throat and lungs they have ever tried " It is a specific for croup and n hooping cough. It will relieve a. cough in one minute. Contains no opiates. Sold by P. Suan ahan. 3 W.NTS. FOK SALK, LOST, .STKUKD, STOLID Each notice, or the character indicated, not exceeillnf? Fifty Words, will he Inserted two weeks under thla heading Tor Firty cents. 1 LOST A iialrofmarc niulu; one la dark hay, !(,' hands. 2 .ears old, no marks or brand; one bluck. llli, hands lilcli. same age. no brand lieward. $1(1 each lor delivery. Frank Dubois, Echo, I. T. ln-13 STUAYED-Oiu'sorrid fllli-y. 2 yi-iirs old past, star in forehead and small uhlu-strrak extendlne half aj to nosi". short head, wldr In'twron the cyi-s. kind ami lix-IIr. StIO re ward for romvt information lending to rf cuwry. W. E. nunrw, Vlnhn. I. T. 12-n Mortgage Sale. I'mteii State ok A jicuica. j Imu s Tritiimmr, c XoitTiiriix JriuciAi. Hist. I Hy virtue of :i certain chattel mortjrase ex ecuted to th I. Maclil-ii Urocvry t'omp.un. of l'ort Scott. Ivan., Iiy A. Ille ins and U. JI. Dudley, partners as A. ItleIns .V l'o.. mort saging t he follow lug descriUsl proTt y: All tlii stock of goods, wares ami merchan dise of eery kind ai.d description now III tho A. ltlevliisstorelmildlii!;lii the tonnot lllue-ja-ket. I. T.. consisting of dry goods, gro ceries, lioots. shoes, clothing, hats. caps, hardware, furniture, cotllits. notions, also one safe anil all show cases, sheUIng anil HMuresof allklndsln said store hulldlng.nli nil iKKik accounts, notes and mortgages con nected with said business to satisfy nu In debtedness of Twenty Hundred and sixty live (S.UiVi.0U Dollars, due the I. Madden Grocery l'o. Nov. U. lftt. which Indebtedness is now due and unpaid. We will sell the alKHedoscrlbedproiiortyat ItluelnckLl.t. T-. at said store building i'ii the. -Mil day of Xoveinler. lKu.ni "o'clock a m, to the high lit. miiI liesl bidder for ivisli In haud.Thls the fill day of No outlier, isas. Iho l, staddun liroery Company, by their attorneys, DIHiird & Padgett. 11-U Never in the history of our house have we been able to collect such an assortment of fashionable and low price Cloaks, Dress Goods and Clothing as we are showing this season, and at such prices the most fastidious come, look, buy and go on their way rejoicing. CLOAI h iJ w These are all this season's styles and are It is a well known fact that we carry by far the nicest line of Dress Goods of any house in the Nation, and this season have made a special effort to secure the very best things to be found in cheap and moderate price Dry Goods. We are selling" an all wool serge for 35c, worth Joe. We are selling an all wool fancy Suiting for 39c, worth 60c We are selling an all wool Bucle for !oc, worth 65c We are selling Silk Finished all wool Henriettas for 5oc, worth 75c Our Plain and Fancy Dress Goods at 15, 20c, 2c and 30c, are each a special drive. We will- be glad to show them to you. We have never carried as large a stock before as we have this fall, and the rate they are going out of our house will convince any one that we have the right kind of goods, and what is more convincing, they are at the right price. Our line of Men's Pants for this fall are far ahead of anything ever brought to Vinita before We have them in all sizes and all prices. We have just received a new invoice of overcoats, and at the rate our first stock went, they won't last long. It is the style, quality and price that are moving them so fast. Call and see us. E. ymiM-vrircPS r'Or'ESSIOST.SX. CJLi.Zi3 lvR. Q R. HILL,, Physician and OnsTETUiciAN. office: Up-stairs in Raymond Building. Vinita, Intl. Ter. jvR. L. D. CRAWFORD, Physician and Sukgeon, Office in Opera House Building. Vinita, Ind. Ter. ang-s P. DONOHOO, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 12-27.91. AFTON, IND. TER. rR. H.B.HORTON, RESIDENT DENTIST. Office in Raymond Building over Millinery Store. All klndsor Dental Work Executed with neat ang 'J nraa and dispatch. TAR. 6. R. GRIFFITH, DEN -SgH TIST, Rooms 14 and 16, Hill Building, Zous B. TCBSKH. James B. Ci-rcjciialtir. f nURNEH iSj BURGKHALTER, - Attorneys and Counsellor?, Uooma 3 and 4 Grar-IIaUell Bld'g. VINITA, . - - 1SD TER Will practice In tbe V. S. Courts or the In dian Territory and at Ft. Smith. Ark , and In tbe Supreme Court of tbe United States. j" P.HAYNES, S27 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Vinita, - I. T. Calls promptly attended to night or day. AUGUST SOHUEOKER, OPTICIAN. With J. S. Thomason, Vinita, Ind Ter Spectacles and Eyeglasses accurately fitted according to the Ilest Approved Scientific l'rlnciides. octt D EX1ISTUY Practiced in all its de tails by CHAS. W. DAY, D. D. S. I'crmanently Located at Vinita, I. T. Satistaction Guaranteed. Ollico in new Patton building, back of Drs. Fortner & Hagby. dee 8 rpOUTXEU & BAGBY, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, VINITA, C. N. Office in new Patton building, up stairs. rR. T. T. WIMER, Practice limited loEve,Ear. Nose and Throat. Office In Old Opera Building. angi! leaks, Dress We can sell you a cloak for $3.00 worth 5.00 " " " " " 5-oo " 8.50 " " " " " 7.50 " 10.00 " " ' 10.00 " 15.00 " ' 15.00 " 25.00 uive us DRESS CIuOTIHIIliTQ-. We carry everything of the best that are the lowest. RATCLIFF VINITA, isnil, i - V -.--VTy.am TR. A. M. OLINKSOALBS, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, VINITA. I. T. Office nu stairs In Raymond building. Resi dence between the two churches, at tbe Dr. Fraree place. Piles and other Rectal troubles a specialty. 9-41 D R. W. W. BRYAN, RESIDENT DENTIST, deist Claremore. Ind. Tkr. -ry S. STANFIELD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will practice In all Stat and Frdsral Court' Criminal Practice a Specialty. Hill Building, Rooms 0 and 8. . mlta, I.T TTT h. KORNEGAY, Attorney at Law, and Notary Public. Olace In ration Bid's VINITA, I. T. Will practice in all the United States CuMta AugU oftbe Indian Territory. JAMES S. DAVENPORT, DAVID A. FRAYSER, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Raymond Bld'g. Vinita, I. T. Practice in United States and Cherokee Courts. F. M. SMITH, 10-1 ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC. LOAN BROKER Special attention given given to trial of suits. Alwaya ready to answer your questions and reply to your Inquiries. Office In Opera Huld'g. VINITA, I. T. QUIEPARD, UKOVE& WILSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Patton Building. Vinita, I. T. Mchntr y Bush Gerts. A Piano- . That "Wears That Delights That is Beautiful Possessing Sweetness of Tone "With Plentv of Volume Witli Perfect Repeating Action. That leads them all Bush & Gerts' Piano. . Nothing would make a nicer present for Christmas. We are going to make a spec ial disconat lor the Christmas trade. A word to the wlie you know. VINITA MUSIC HOUSE. J)RESSMAKING... j Mrs. R, I. Blakeney jj At Mrs. Hillliigslca's, East of Track-, :: Solicits orders for Dressmaking. ( Perfect Fit. :t Guaranteeing Latest Stylo. K I ( Moderats Price ; Goods, Clothing. JXTTD TXTJEZtt of the very latest make a call. GOODS. MERCANTILE CO. IND. TER. juy Your Goods Right! a You will do this if you buy them from JOHN G. GRAY NEW SrllCK GRAY-HALSELL BLD'G, On South Wilson Street, Dry Goods, Clothing, . Hats, Shoes, Groceries, Nails Woodenware, Cordage. r'rHr'rirHr'ri-W A clean, new stock of everytning which these lines include. y"j',,'v"" Especial Attention called to Stock of Boots and Shoes. Prompt delivery to all parts of the City. Q. W. MILLER & CO., Successors to H. D. MU1R & CO. General Insurance Agents. Patton Building. Vinita, Ind. Ter. Representing the following Companies: FIRE AND TORNADO. Hartrord Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn, German AmerlcanInsurancCo.,orNew Tort. Thoenlx Insurance Co.. or Brooklyn. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. Liverpool .t Indon A Globe Insurance Co. London and Lancashire Insurance Co. New York Underwriters. Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Fir Association of Philadelphia. LIFE. Tbe Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. ACCIDENT AND PLATE CLASS. The fidelity and Casualty Co.. of New York. Adair, Adair, Ind. TerM ....Is the Town.... Mi I S. Cimiii's 1 Place Where you will find a good line of Heating and Cooking Stoves At Cash Prices Cheap, O. K. Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Implements, Harness, Fur niture and Coffins, all at prices which cash only make it possible to give. For some Special; Bargains in Furniture and Ve hicles see D. S. Cumming, Adair, I. T. N?- and best of material, and at prices J