Indian chieftain. [volume], January 04, 1884, Image 3

About Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902

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Thra tmiwfaiacfccf aaewtMs
tee
Bet tw fcttfte. c't wear tight
shoes
Look wit fcr mv tMw cni os Frisco
SaibMML
Iw. Qa-aa. Jiaajaefcet wa ia town
thU
Tte wilt f prayer will be observed
la Matt
W. C?afcOa. ecpvel to occupy
their aw kmaMia t aMStk.
Wm4 mk wilt be tfcea for sh
zriptio to the Cwtarrxm.
-Mora bwUteftx eg n i Yinita
tha Turitr tawa erer Wfew.
8- A. Bfajackcit baa baSt a aw real
Aamen, ami, te eaattf faed aywa.
g.W.Owoa ahipf ai Jws car load of
hofa.tkia wk Lctta. Jacria tCo.
fftty Mwafct&iwtfc. Ther-
i mart of the
wT MBC3VBF JUBSMBBvR vvfJIBQ 14B
tar tent 9m. M, wtta proi.cia better
JTbe taadMra af Wereester Academy
arrival TSwsiaf mb, and began
work at
The jlg aH jw aeeded a abroad.
" so tae aaow Vaaaa to feU a. tew boars
ibt Us aVapartaie.
The Gaagi?9tieaal Chvek te to-be
papered aad miuoi an the iaaiae ia a
few wrufti. ItwHfceafraaaty.
How ,at this jr eeeae Use awes,
ad the ear aahe, ami eafci feet, aad all
the winter? Hte that iesk is heir to.
.6, H. Lewie is a ataa ef. remarkable
jfcntevprisa. 8e ie haBag ap a large
,AahiBMe,aaeaCitehastinthe Terri-
If yaw haveei't the aaeaey with which
to aahsarihe fcr the Cbumtazx, bring
w a his Wad ef waei er fU werth of
Toaesaee nearly aMseered fcr the
-eraetiaa of athet haiWiag for Wor-
fester Acadoatr, It will, he fasr stones
-high, wJhaww
,1. rfac- who -will hegia aewyearwithJBt
jy atw wcolaliaaw -md higher re
aolres, wouVd he ia hi aha?e H he hp
jaed to die eaeal-
W. L. Tvott harop ti a fnt-claes
iombmrytM 'tm.Tima- Be hae a very
.ccampteV) aunaatiHat af everything
ncodtj J baiiiag. ami. is a straight
?xsm. to ieat vth. Bead h:'s ad.
Mr. aad Sirs. Paraeas baried their
only bay law Satavday. Kjaile the
rcjt of aa hav heea eejebratiag Uie
holi-Uyi witheatiae aad joy, they
have bee, called to pass through the
rdeo waters.
Mayor Trett aad conacil would coa
ler a-JEevure the pvbhc, aad. perhaps
prcveat pewoaal iajttry by accident, if
thry waald gir& aoaw a-ttejitioa to im
.iTimiiniti aa the sidewalk from the
'Frio haaae weaC
A tee Stack pieae has jast beea par
ehasid for Wereaulor Academy, and
will be a haad for the epexing of the
terat. it wui Be tew seat isnca piano
is Vinita, betia a seaall, plain case.
Xer. J. W. &raflg ad Mi. Ssroggs
and their s& 3Caee-etad home
SaAaaiay from their Jaetcra trip. They
received 'a eoroUL weieaaas, aad their
f riead were a&euh aaaailed to observe
evidaaeea of their jaapraved health.
9aa Joaes, (white) was ceavisted
oftowder befcre thtTJ.S. District
Coart at Fteaith ea the 22d of Decem
. ker. Hr kiiksd Bill Joass, a cousin,
wbfte toaveHae; with his family in
ha ChoetowXatiaag. Sth, 1S73.
Ahaat powoas ateaiithe watch
f etfae; at the Ceearegatiaaal church
toawaehtiMoMyaarewt. There were
tbee eetia8atuiBg the evearag. The
ajbieet of the fret was "Watch aad
fraT," of the seead,"fpr-." aad of
;the tMrd "eaaiiag the Tiaae."
If K. Fxwaee k Ce-, the draggista, do
aoteaeeeed, R is cot &r want of faith.
hey have sach faith. it Dr.Soccnko's
xoagh aad laag eyrap as a reaaedyfor
eogh,colie,eeaBawptioK aad laag af
JectioBS that they will give a bottle free
te each aad. eery oae who i in aed of
a aaedieaeaCthikiad. . 15w4
X lOMespoadcni writes a glowing ae
soaai af the heMday entertainment
'.give iwacj. v. oratcuueiu uu
lady at Catoeaa, aad D. L. Denny at
Claraeaore. The teWee were covered
with the ahmiei'or jaeKcades .to b ob
taiaed, whtte the daaeiag which, sne
deeded was iadalged is anrila late
hMB. OM fanwiowM hospitality was
daeplayed by host as lostess and
aaade h3h.aeeaaiea pecnliarly pleas
jmC to thoee whe were so fortunate as
to be preeeat-
Tbe JbHawiag scbenfe ia the Nation
. hxvebee aaapeadod ia consequence
of not makiaj; tbe averac required by
-la ' Daabte Sariag, Flint Dist. ; Bry-
aa Chapel, Silver Lake and Belle View
jk Coowaaaeo1 Dt ; Xeosho River, j given in the CmJTj.is, and tjccial no
TvL. District. Psijas for relocation J ticcs sent b the secretary to all whote
jot the above-aaaaed schools will be in
- ordar. Petitioaa s-beald set forth nnm
er of pepils, aames of patrons, condi
tiea af boase all cf whirb should be
at tact H by sworn stalemcnt of at least
ibepcrsoa.
Jfoanrrr T H. Long, of Flemington.
. ami I. C. F. Rjyer, of Randolph,
Obio,Wt Saaday evening last for Os- J
-MgaJCaa.raad theace to Me-nphis aad j
-t i n-inaf after spenlmz two or 1
thrdfs Tiaits. Th?se gentlti-
hM beea visiting Canhazs, Mo.
. ttvliag fr plasare and hr j
ttfparaeK'
fil Seeins uiucrr u& Bccuuuh ,
- Xr.Loagisa
retired
JjtaadXr.Koyer his nephew,
nr-imvmr. who baa jas. completed
t jwadia?- after graJoatius
hiacMif
,ttCotetf --
- dut be m.
af Jfew Jersey, it is
av locate at Car-
JTVL mi If he should, jed
t i ilMimaab rr'ra!iM fo1
Sns
Meoarauoa tor nis
ma -- - . vr. .i
aaiatlMM, will soon take
laasfPa-,
a cbs mmvi --. o
Good deal of sickness,
Trarel is light on the railroads bow.
W. X. HaUll wat out to his ranch
We hope to add several isapre veiseats
to the Ckuktaix soon.
C. 34- JfcClellan, one of oar cattle
princes, was in town Saturday.
The thermometer got within cne le
greoficro Vdnedaylmoraiug. .
L. B. Bell ill take his family with
him to Washington this winter.
There baa been so much inquiry for
stock in the Chikitais, that in a few
weeks the. stockholders will place a
small amount of stork, on the market.
We call attention to the new adver
tisement of Allen Bros. They have
just opened a proccty store in Yinita
and are starting oat aratrate. They
buy furs, game and produce.
Tn CuiBTara is now waiting to hear
ioe one or more of the business hous
es if Tinita make the proposition to
donate the profits on al! goods sold on
the extra day in 1SS4 for some charitable
purpose
News coses that a pair of woolen
socks 2090 years old have just been dis
covered in!Egypt- Our socks are get-
ting prettv old, but if our subscribers "? u 'wo pu u --., . w...E .
ju .. .- i?n have to wear wrought hanging lamps are suspended ovv. ,s ti,e time to secure bar
don t pay np we will nave to wear - .. abov tuecircniarvcrgeof .,; ,t Pnttnn's.
tbem longer than that, we fear-
Thecombiaeed kit of blacksmith tools
at SaysoBd'f, consisting'of vice, anvil,
dil,clmps, Afc,4c,althoush toolarge
for a watch 'charm .aad to small for a
machine-shop, are just the thing to do
yoar own horse shoeiaz and plow sharp
ing, 4c
New Year passed off pleasantly. The
poetoffice was closed, aad business
largely suspended most of the day. A
handsome turkey passed in his checks
at G. W. Green's,"and many of onr cit
izens ate enoagh to give them a good
start tor 1964.
Miss Ehza Jane oss of Park Hill,
C. 2C whoselife has.been one of self-1
-1T.1 wmJl ilnftfitAi) t 4llA 1 atvMwtlAM
denial, and devoted to the instruction
of the children of the country and the
welfare of others, is spending the holi
days with bpr brother, the senior edi-
torof this paper, and his family.
The Ather day, as a young couple
were sitting in the depot, billing and
cooing, to the great amuscmenf of all
beholders, some OBeresiarked4ri! bet
they're a runaway couple " "So, su,"
spoke up the brlde'a father, who was in
the crowd, "they've been married two
months." The honeymoon docs last
more than one week sometimes.
Pierce City, 3o., had a fire, New
Year's Eve, which destroyed a block of
buildings, including the kitchen and
some of the attachments of the Deca
tur House, the largest hotel in the
place. The niad.iid npt happen -tc.be
high at the time, or it might have been
more disastrous. The loss was not
stated by OBrinformtt,but is thought
to be mostly covered by insurance.
A literary aad scientific cficle is be
ing started ia Viaita. The course of
study is foar years, with writtea exam
inationsoace a moath; Each member
must rend at least tweaty minutes per
day, and a diploma ia given at the end
of the course. Vinita ought to have
two sach societies, aad we believe the
success of this one will make ethers
necessnr . The number of members
be limited.
The very cold weather with which
thenew y-ar opeaed, should remind
stock men that humanity and self-interest
require them to'give special care
to all kinds of domestic j&ock. Feed,
ehelter and water, liberally and regu
larly provided for them, will prevent
heavy losses by death later on in the j
season, ana avert a large snare oi fcul
ferieg among them The merciful man
should remember the dumb auimaia
which contribute to his sustenance, to
his comfort and to his wealth.
Kare sorry to announce the sad
intelligence that Miss Woudworth has
been compelled by her health, phyoic
ian and family to resign het position in
Worcester Academy. It is a great, and
we fear irreparable, lose to the school
and to this community. She may find
an easier lot elsewhere, but she will
sever be appreciated as she was here.
Her short stav among us was a benedic
tion long to be remembered. As Long
fellow saya of Evangeline: "When she
had parsed it was lice the ceaMng of
exquisite music" So her removal will
seem to a very large circle of friends.
Her loss ia a real bereavemrnt. When
the CnirrTAtN wishes bar all thehappi
nnam nmtcihlp in llllM r.hanHn MtltM. 1
knew her in Vinita.
The followinir notice from Dr. W. R.
Davis fully explains itnelf : "An inlor
mal meeting was held at tbe drugstore
nf n M Fnnx. nn De.- 22d- h the
physiciaas of this city, which bad fori
its objecL the establishment of a per
manent organization to be known as
the Viuiti IVledical Society. The mam
object of the society will be to impart
and receive useful know ledge from the
members, to encourage harmony and
good feelinc in the profession, and to
establish consistent and uniform rates
for services. All practitioners in good
standing in the Cherokee Nation are
cordially invited to co-operate with
them to these ends. D.ie and timely
notice of next regular meeting will Lc
names are known, within a convenient
radios. A large turnout is desired. Can
didates will be balloted r at the next
nieetinc;."
Tbe First rresbytcriaa Oarch.
The house of worship soon to be oc
cupied by the Presbyterian congrega
tion of this place is rapidly approach-
ing completion, and, it isexpecied, will
be entirely finished uilhin tio weeks,
thanks to the indefatigahle exertions
thnto theindeiai,ga.ue ""-
of the pastor. Iter. . P. Uaworth.and .
a nntnliAriif nTIP lDr1tntt'llI.tZPna. mPm I
-aUon The build-
gauon. ine oiu.u
eroraer of Tbomo-
e comer oi auoiuh-
oisavenue-ifafrarae
bers of his conjregati
m ia .ircauaA .uc
son street and Illinois avenue,if a frame
strnctureof ample dimensions, with a
tower at the northeast corner. The
external appearance is neat, quiet and
chaste, while the arrangement of the
interior is unique and couvenieut to a
remarkable degree, furnished with due
.jin, u.iu .....
. - i .: ...
The moatnoUceah!e feature in regard,
to this church is that, contrary to the I
usual custom, th principal entrance is!
at one corner of the building, the doors,
opening into a nasll Teubnb onoae
side of which is the stairway leading to
the gallery. The vestibule doors open
either way, and lead into the main au
UVMbi F f . llU Mlb UtU
ditorium, which is famished with three
rowsof pews, the atBlesrunningdiago-
n ...uv..:u: n ... .,i
J AWUKI IliU UUIIkMi44U S7V iMXHiu
that the occupants of any part of the
room must necessarily lace the reading '
desk. In the southwest ctrner of the
auditorium is the reading desk, the
platform of which is scrai-circnlar, aud
raised about two feel from the general
floor level. Facing the platform, and
running around three bides of the room
with a circular sweep, is a gallery with
a seating capacity of about 100 persons.
the floor of which has a pitch of about
eighteen inches, thus securing to tbo-n
occupying back beats a full view of the
speaker on the platform.
The hall of worship is 31ft. square,
with an arched ceiling 22 feet in height. J
The main floor is arranged to comfort
ably seat 200 persons.and is well lighted j
by eight large windows of imitation j
stained glass, n hich tone and roften
the light. The alccve in which the
reading desk stands is a novelty in its
way, and possesses peculiar acoustic
properties on account of the angles im
mediately behind and above the speak
er's head.
An elegant chandelier with six burn
ers depends from the middle of the ceil
ing, and two prismatic and elaborately
immediately above the circular verge of
the platform. The alcove is supplied
with two brackat lamps, while the gal
lery is lightll,by foar powerful reflect
ing burners. With these facilities, the
illumination for evening services will
be almost perfect.
Taking it all in all Vinita can con
gratulate herself noon possessing the
most handsotae, convenient and finely
finished'chcrcli edifice in the Nation,
for which the are indebted to a few
. . i. , a t...u r
bers of
painsiacing ana energcuc im'mucn j
the Presbyterian denomination, to
whom be all dnc honor
IhepLin for the building was fur
nished bv Eev. W. P. Hawortn. The
woodwor was done under contract by
ocr fellow-citizen, Darius E. Ward, who
a 1 - a. t -t 1 . 1-
jn&ny rants as ine raosi uuisueu urk-
man in the Territory. The plastering
was done by Mr.Sam Hawkins, and the
painting by Mr. F. A- Luce.
Rev. W.P.Haworth will hold the first
service in the new Presbyterian church
next Sabbath at 11 a.m.
Sat. Scinner received six carina is of
young cattle from Texas yesterday
morning.outof ashipmentof seven cars
one being ditched near Ioga in Texas.
A Soar Gcrk fob Piles. The first
symptom of piles is an intense itching
at night after getting warm. This un
pleasant sensation is immediately re
lievad by an application of Dr. Bosan
ko's Pile Remedy. Piles in all it? forms
Itch, Salt Kheuui and Ringworm can
be permaiently cored by the use of
this great remedy. Price 50 cents.
Manufactured by the Dr.BosanKo Med
icine Co., Rqua; O. Sold by M. Frazee
&Co. 15yl
For rtasMagten.
Espaieche, Principal Ciief. Col.
Saml. Chicote, ex-Principal Chief,
David Hodges and J. T. Callnhan
of the Creek Nation, pas-ed north
on the noon train of the MisMiun
Pacific Railway, the 2d inL, on
their way to Washington, D. C, to
look alter the iutcresta of their pct
ple before Congros and the Execu
tive brandies of .the Government
Espaicche, Chicote, David Hodge
and Geo W. Grayson, who is vet
behind, were appointed delegates
to Washington several weeks ago.
Since then Eepaieche has been de
clared Principal Chief by the Creek
Council, and inducted into office,
with Coweta Mi ceo as Assistant,
and now acting Chief in the abtence
of his principal. We learned from
one of the party that, as thev were
' J , .-
leavinn Muscogee, they were noti-1
'fied that Col. Benedict, U. S. In-!
diart-Inpector, had arrived there
under instructions from th Depart-1
mentof the Interior to in vetigate j
the circumstances connected with (
the rival claims to the Clueftaincy, 1
between-Espaieehc and J. W.Por- j
ryman. But that Epaieche did j
not deem it necesurv to halt -n his ,
way to Wa.-hingl.Hi e. that accoant, ;
as it coiieerned a qnUon belong-
ing esclnMVely K the Creek
,,c' ;
pie, and by whom it had already
been determined, since he was re
ognized as Principal C'liieJ, had
peaceable possession of tlie cajiitnl
at Okmulgee," and of the Exrcutive
Department of their government,
and behind thesr the cordial sup-
port of more than tw-thirds uf the
people of the Creek Nation.
Whether Inspector Benedict and
his associates, Agents Tunis and
Townsend, as reported in press dis-
t..ti.ltr.s nfl! fl!iiriri'lf in f lii viimv !
of the matter, was unknown, but
it is supposed that Col. Perryman
and his supporters will proceed ex
parte with thoir case, and endeavor
to make such showing as will in-
1 duce the department to interfere
and recognize mm as rnnapai
r T - T .
Cliief. i
Col. Chicote and Espaicche are
both historic personages amng the
Creeks, aud deservedly command
the respect and confidence of their,
people to as large an extent as any j
others in the Creek Nation. David j
Hodges, George W. Gray-on ami .
T. 51. Callahan, ali-o, are very c!I j
known at home and aDroad as gen-
tlemen of intelligence and stand-
. -. a wh, our ,
a - . i
"-'Pors will nave an inc.r iiuer-
f . re.,ri...0,1tod aud cared for
- n i . if i ..i - c-.. I
Washington. C.H.laylor, L.-q.,
e .v. . i.....t... v..;-... l.....o 1
oi me nerosec iauou, a,...-,
mes the delegation to w aslimston, ,
; m the capacity, we infer, of an ad-.
viser. i
Evcrylody know llial G. W,
rtronn'j ia i mmi? nlnrv tn trade
... . u . . , .
ir.. : .. ..y-i- iiii. mum ti m
Chelsea the privilege of a branch !
store. Under the management of
Mr. S. A. McSpadden the branch
will have the same merits as the
old stand at Vinita.
STOCK SE.T, ATTENTION I"
There will be a regular mcetinsr
j Qf he Cherokee Protective & De-
. .. .
I tective Stock Association held in
"tinita, I. T., the second Monday
of January, 1SS1. Important bus
iness to be transacted. All mem
bers are respectfully requested to
attend. By order of the President.
Jonx A. Foreman, Sec'y-
BTJSDIESS LOCALS.
Go to Green for bargains.
Cass pells' goods for cash only.
Lard Cans at Raymond & Co's.
Come and get bargains at Cass.
Headlight Oil at Raymond & Co's.
Go! Go!! Go!!! to Graytville.
Go to Lewis for clothing. Bound
to sell.
All extra Stove Furniture at Robt.
Ironside's.
Look at Green's advertisement.
He means it.
Buy Groceries- at Roht.Ironside's
and be happy.
Buy Coffees, Teas and Spices at
H. Kalentme s
J gains at Patton's.
A few more Coal Heaters at cost
at Raymond Co'a.
Canned Goods of every descrip
tion at II. Balcutine's.
Harness and saddles, cheaper
than the cheapest at Lewis.
Williams fc Lyon of Chetopa sell
the best Stalk Cutters made.
A complete Blacksmith Shop for
, S10 at A. C. Raymond & Co'a
Examine Steve Bluejacket's new
stock of gro eries at the rock house.
A new lot of Glassware all the
newest design- at H. Balcntine.
Call on Lewis nnd receive checks
for 365 happy days during 1SS4.
Tee saw-, tongs and skates at
Williams fe Lyons', Chetopa, Kan.
If you want bargains in furniture
go to Herman's, Chetopa, Kansas.
Fine lot of Combined Thermom
eters and Barometers at H. Bal en
tine's. The Stoves still on md at Robt.
Ironside's can be bought cheaper
than ever.
Go to Herman's for bargains in
the fumiture line, Chetopa,
Kansa.
Go to Lewis for glove,he jb sell
ine them very low don't want to
carry over.
All partie." knnwins themselves
to be indebted to F. II. Cass, please
call and ettle.
Hor.e-shoe, 0 cents ; nails. 4
cents, bar iron, 3 o-4 cents, at Ray
mond & Co's.
Clbc casb prices for anything
you want at W. C. Patton & Co's for
the next thirty days.
Gto Lewis and see the fine
diplay fi-andieJ. toys and Christ-
ma Lncks of all kinds.
(J rpen must move his store, and
he h.iS loo many goods. 2ow is
vour chance to get bargains.
Grfen is invoicinc his stock this
week, but is not too busr to show
goods. So don't forget him.
Hides, Furs.Game, and all kinds
of country produce wanted by S.A.
Bluejacket, in the rock house.
"Pride of St, Louis" is the best
and cheapest Cook Stove now in
use. Rooe-t Ironsides sells them.
Canning sets; fancy toilet sets;
bread boxes; tea servers & co.
Willaina & Lyon, Chetopa Kansas.
Feed. Vegetables ami Fruit at
"Ie" "' - iP. .1 " iT
S. A Iiluejacket in the rock house,
A V'""- e'' ilr.scs w"-
25 per ft.nU bdo? cos; at AC.Ray-
moiid & Co's.
D mt forget to visit Graysville
during holiday swson- Hicks
will welcome you with sweet "lin-
gering .smiles".
All pnrties owing us will please
oH m1 e hvhrc we move into
r ew bu,1ng , KmK &
''' , T" TV ,. .
drawing 'omiles of SlU bills to
k nc iiuvct "'ui-i n .!. iiivks is
Lewis. Snnebody will be count
iag i. half-bushel of beans before
long.
A two-horse povvur alienor and
-riuder combined for S9J. Just Uie
thing for stook men.
Williams &. Lyon,
Chetopa, Kan.
W. C. Patton & Co. will move
into their new building about Feb.
l:t. Until that time they offer
great bargains in all kinds of goods.
Go there for bargains.
1SS4. starts in radiantly at Gravs-
"1
tlie
Go
an j gce ilinij he smucs free until
1SS5.
Guns! Guns!! Guns!!! A great
varielv of gun from Zulus at 84.50
to the Fox and Parker at $50.00.
Breechloaders from 20.00 to
-av,a
eaim rniinms.t Lv.in. Chetn-
pa, Kan-sas.
$10 Reward,
strayed from Vinita during last
pj,y,ent, one small dun pony, 13
jmnj3 hih, four years old, black
niaiR. and tail, black stripe along
,j,e i)aeiCj aIl tips of ears black.
no Illttri.g nr brjnds. Lat heard
fniMl at (,'arCv"s Ferrv. I will pay
,ne juv.e reWnrd for the return of
he ponv to me at Vinita.
1 p -
snnix.
j; IIi,.ic. Inilk..s the f..l
. imvin" te
olUr; Ati I eritn ouing it
. ' ' ,t f,.,l-atone tn
ars worth til goons at ont ui
lowinc
ten doL
time and
j fo
them at Lewis,
,, . - ,.,, ,,
. . iiajf bushel and
.ai ... . i vKkiasii i.c w f niv
.j T",erM)n .rui-.-in the closest to
i '.
the number it a man, win oc pre
.sented with a goid suitofclothes.if
-111.. l.,l.. .In... notour.
a lauv u il- i cicitun uirc.i 'unui
worth Slo.OO beans to be counted
by a disinterested part loth da of
February next. Lvery ten dollars
gives you one guess and a nejp oi
goods. Try it.
The early breakfast is the hand-!
somest stove and the most perfect j
baker ever made. Williams l
VAH 'WWW auuuu.
I-yn Chetopa Kansas.
He ! EfsrjMf I
I NOW HAVE A
Complete Line
For Sale At
CHELSEA, - I. T.
Sam McSpadden
will be sure
to give you
tl'o value of rour money. Give
him a call and a trial.
GkW. GREEN.
Bulls For Sale !
A SrtECTOT or
40 HEAD OF THOHOUGEEEED &
HIGH-QSADE BULLS,
Two and Thrve Years old in the Snrinc.
Six llolstcins. 1 lhoroushbred Devon.
and balance Short-horns. This stork
was elected frum ain$nghe best herds
m Pennsylvania, and Ohio.an I shipped
herecarlv List fa'l I also T.r for hale
mv T!ior.i.g..ljril !-hjrth.rn Bull,
"Puttie," three years .dl, wcignt l.bOO
pounds. Call on or address
IT. IT. RCSHMORE,
I6:f Cherryvale, Kalis.
W.L.TS,OTT'S
BHETSW
Lumber
Yard.
Xative and wliitc pine Inn ber alwavs
in stock. Alsn Shingles, Dours, Sa&h
Winds, At-, ffic Bny your lumler of
him, and save time, trouble and ex
pense. Oixs ajid Tarda en.
Lrxxxm. S Scots "ZTzat c
Chioffc
3So, Tixii-fc-.
W. H. MTTLES.
W. W. JAB VIS.
rEAS'C TCJtFIX.
T. J. D.V.MSI-
LITTLE, JARVIS & CO.,
-Commission Merchants-
For tbe Purchase and j? ale of
GjQjcut im h:o g-s
13 National Stock Yards, E. St. Louis
ss.Libcral Advances Made on Con
signments. C. M. Keys & Co.
LIVE STOCK'
Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
Office Kos. and 10 Exchange Building
ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOOK
YARDS.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLS.
Missouri Pacific
EAILVTAY
Direct Route East I i
"Vct St. Louis.
2 FRAHttS DAILY!
Pullman Palace Hotel Cars through
to St Louis, via Sedalia, daily.
Direct Route West and Southwest
Via KANSAS OTTY.
At Kansas City, yrM
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexi
co and California connect with Ex
press Trains of all linos.
At Atchison,
Con nection i.
made with Ex
press Trains for all points in Kan
sas and Nebraska.
At Omaha
Connection is made
with all lines 1 eati
ng to the North and West.
Superior Accommodation I
83-FAST TIME
F. ClIAXDLER, Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
U B. K1X5AS, Aea't Gen" FassV Ag't. :
W. H. FLETCHER, Agent at V
GSRHUL
KflillH.
G. H. Lewis' Great Emporium
On Pryor's Creek, 4 Miles East of Cliotean,
HAS BEEN'
GENEBAL
STiiELe TDzor G-oocLs z Orcoeriles,
Selected with Special Reference to our home Market-
Qta ml S
SPECIAL
CAJLT AJSTJD EX ADJUSTS OUR STOCK OP GOODS
Will pay the highest market price for Freduee in Exchange far gisrfs.
P. O., Choteau, - - - lad. Ter.
iffl-GiMiil KubhIss
VScr f M- le at RrttU,
'spt an! a'l vjrirth oi
PfSs-1 jvrud ami lutire, f
I S?S V1' lellly H the nw
(y-r--t K It l.rf.f. n.l l1'ln.
-. .nnT iiir&.nnLii im-
of inrrit of ca-tern and
wnttm origin.
M-1-n.T ucmt lor
Xnrernin' Trfafnc,
L s ro-lr. Trenart
kiUtrk Ortlrri. Cnnini,lrrnt'Aseat.&c
wnr ,"niit acil Yb rrPUl, r;l all Hi-rtl-
Qltiirirnh!lri-I'.n,mt lift (Tier. AIo bo!e
Ir lor fall of l-3 thr O Icnl', rrkllr.-i,
r-ntl..TiJSOoihrrnifllwnrwrhi.ctpccla!
r- Agrtt iiT.-trt!. Write for tennr
h. V I'AIMER. KannritT. Mo.
F. A. LUCE, Agent, Vinita. I. T.
o
The Eotzss' Gcror fa 1
seed March and Scpt caca
year: 216 pas, bxl!
inches, vith over 3,20O
illcstratioai a irhole pt
trre rallcrr. Gives whole-
sala prices doxct to eontuacrs ca a'.l rls
for r-crsonal or tmL'y tsc. T. hor
to order, and gives esa't erst cf every
U.la5 tou nte, cat. drink, vcr, cr l"-i
fan wf:h. These mral aLlo Looks c a
tatn iulbncalioa gleanoi f-n tiio csz?
Lets cf the world. We- liailacrp
FrcotJ any address rp. r..xiptofte
pottase TccnU. Let us hear irora you.
Kcspctfcliy,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
aar a aaa vh areanc. ciiotst. 12.
D. N. Allc
P. O. Viidta, I. T.
JiSrleftCv'
Various other
i'2&tZ&
marks and old
brands.
Uanch n
White Oak
Creel. 18
Post-oEte. Vimta, I T.
1 " t -ai: I ird "i.ri crop and nn
d"L r .'a.h ..ri tnrt iip on ranch.
Vari 'us ea- marks uud o'd bran '.
Horse brand hone-shoe on left-h -ul
dir and neck.
v y Ka nc n, i
S53 i?ht tnilrfi
north of Talaa
iiae
a
Jv
Arthur Dfwlzs
P O., CoOey..
ville. Ka. I
It i n c e, on!
Wolfcnvk. M
nnl" south of,
Coueyvilie, Ks
Sotlre.
"r.:ta, Sept. "20, 183
G. II. Wa.. -i has purchase I the
K&S u
V V5 M
n m n
,mamwL9mWmWmmWE:9 3
Pa?&&&5b
vSa
8
Grand River Mill-, mouth of Pry- Orders fr FLOUR, BRAN and SHIPSTUFF3 promptlv attended to
or's creek, nnd requests tlie same , -
sTemiiJSrFIubor Milling Co. - - - Seneca. Mo.
the ame management and hy the
stune iniller as heforo Thos. .
wrisht. Addre!. J
G. II Wabben. i
2tt. Chot.nu. 1. T. ;
BTew
Groceries !
-.-.T-
AL
,UE9i BROS.
Hi-host Cash Triec pall for Fum,
Game and Produce. Opposite K. II.
Cass', Vinita, t. T. 18tf
lloht IronsHo iS clo6ie out Tii-
Christuias -.ds Ui make room for
I an innneoie stock of Groceries.
I
RESTOCKED WITH A LARGE
MEECMANDISE
A
t
"IT
TT
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jL
llsMM Mr ll Mi
BAHGAINS IN
Cheaper than the Cheapest !
ID. TFT"
-DEALSS IX-
GENEEAL MERCHAKDISE
Uowala. -
Will sell goods for Cash, as clieal
as any house in the Territory.
Gall and Examine my Stock.
Saxi.r.3LKLcisoo 43-otel.
T. TJ. ROSS,
I have recently tatcn charge ofthis Hou3e, and hare put it
in FIRST-CLASS Shape for the Accommodation of the
Traveling Public. I set as pood tables as any Ilotua
in the Southwest. Meals to Citizens, 25 Cents.
When in the City Stop at
New Drug Store..
Drugs,?a!ent Medtcines rst ons, Statioosry, &cc..AIm
A full tins of Cigars, Tebaccjs and Cjnfeiionariss.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY C0M10UXDED BY Dr. BAGS
Headquarters of all the Doctors in Vinita at M. FRAZEE S, 5l
Front, one door west of 'Frisco Hotel.
M .FRVZEE,
'K -ps conMantlv on hamti
ui . ': s" Lu-n'iiT. Lath
,oh:'i0!-.?,Duuri,Sai,minil
; L3?Z-XD -3LzTJT&ttJkbO&r
U.
IF YOUWANT TO BUY
Lumber CHEAP
GFVE HIil A CALL.
"rH
CIIAS. nUBER,
President.
PAUL
Vice-Prei.
-PSOTR3TOHS OS Z:.
SENECA ROLLER MILLS,
Tjjnsi:-
Highest cash price paid for
&
flare at pivsont 75) hig'i prade and
grad Hr- fcrrt bnlls; o caroi ro a.i ouita, se car i n cu ariic
l "" 31 liljth srailc f'hwt-horn oor ia nlf tf Hp-'opI an'Vlled
W ;aw proparrd to make cntracu for futun. ;tC:ivery ft- annaftilwr. . .mi
U11U rTT U3. iwaumui;
I3yl
LINE OF
f
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GLOVES I
2L3:S3
- - Ind.Xt
Proprietor.
"he 'Prlscol
Ind Ter.
Vinita, I. T.
jl.ime. Hair, Plaeti r Pari
will nirmsn oaa aires irr
Door, Sash and Blind
us Cheap aa anybobr.j
Ofllce and "STax'd
Opposite National Hotel,
GfiBtepa, Kan33.
WACK,
& Treaj.
J AS. BV3BR.
sjupt. .1 i:s'y
irsoisr oo., aco.
ALL GRADES of WHEAT.
JOEL B. GENTRY & CO.
Laeist Grove Para.
Eight M.U r. Northwe-t of i-'olalia,)
enicrsBsa wd niAtxci is
Short-Horn, Horeford and
Psllot! Gaffio,
And Denmark Saddle &Ilarnesi Horses
pt-d grl Miort h rn liutla ; 30 IjIjH
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