Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 42, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 30, 1887 Page: 3 of 4
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Send to W. L. Sly Chetopa Kansas for Drugs of all kinds at Bottom prices. Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes etc.
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Indian Chieftain.
Vinita Ind. Ter. June 80 1887.
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. Tlirongli coach from St. Loiut to
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q 4. THOMPSON
DENTIST
Vinita. - Ind. Ter.
TORTNEU & llAQUY
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
VINITA 0. N.
Of Aire In Raymond building room 10
sacond floor.
A W.aJ'OltEMAN
physician & surgeon.
attfOfllco in front room of Skinnor
Ratclifl & Go's building upstairs.
VINITA IND. TER.
T M. AKIN
Attorncy-at-Law and. collector of
bad debts.
Office: room 5 Opora Ilouso block.
Via. Will practice uoforo nil tuo courts
of tho nation. Particular attention
(siven to citizenship cases. 616
n B. UETIIELL
General Insuranco Agent.
Correspondence Solicited.
Opera Ioute Block I'tntfa I. T.
15ELL & TAVLOJt 62
A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W.
addhkss:
J. M. Hell ... Kclio t. T.
4. M. Tayloh Jit. . Chelsea I. T.
rOXATHAN UOHE
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW.
Commissioner ol Deuds for tho stato
of Kansas. Will acknowledge deeds
unit other Instruments ami take depo-
sitions ami nllMnvlts to bo used in tho
slato of Kansas.
Particular attention glvon to tho
prosecution of pension and tho collec-
tion of foreign claims. Also claims
against rallrouds lor Block killed Ac.
Am in tho Heal Kstntu business. Par-
lies having farms or town property for
Halo will please give mo a call.
Uflleo in Opera House lllock
Vinita ... Jnu.Ter.
P C. BOUDIXOT
J' A TTORNE Y-A T-LA V.
Wilt practice In the Uultnl States anil State
Charts.
A"031oo Fort Smith Arkansas.
TOE DAVIS'
HARDER SHOP
KJ-Ia locate! opposite Ilia opera liouie
An ajr shars and a neat haircut guaranteed
ETOItolilma call. '3
I D. THOMAS
PROP'R 0. K. BARBER SHOP
I First-class work only. -a
First door cast of Frisco Hotel
Vinita Ind. Ter.
CUSTOPA CflJROS.
TXf II. UUOYEK
jumuukuua
-:- First Clau Photograph Work. -:-Thirteen
years oiperleuco with city
trade. Torritory pcoplo aro invited to
glvo me a call.
Oho tops Kansas.
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T. 1IEKM.VN
ChetoDii. Kansas.
uoai.r in
rURNITUliE EEWINQ MACHINES
ETC.
TirelTSTeara experience at as Undertaker.
Makes a apttlaltr of embalming; S-S
J U. & G. II. SPANGLE
Chetopa Kansas.
Watches Clocks & Jewelry
Silverware Spectacles.
All Repairing dono in a ekillful
mannorandaguarantco givon. Aro
preparod to do tho most difficult
work on tho Finest Watches. Our
stock of goods is complete. Orders
from tho torritory solicited. 23
ZdlQCET-X.iUTEO'rjS .0.1)3.
OWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tiil 11 wJer ntTor
tarlca A marre! of
parity ntrenitll and
nholeanrneneti Mora
iiHiimlril th.n th. nr.lln.rv kinds anil ran
nut h. "ld In competition with tne Multitude-:
el low leit abort wrlnht alum or pimipnaie
iiindare Soldonlrln cam ItrtTAL JIakinq
'OwomiCo lMWalSt N Y Ml
Hoeklcn's Arnica Hnlrc.
The best salvo In tho world for Cuts
Bruises Sores Ulcers Knit Itheuni
1'evr-r soros Tetters Uhnppod Hands
Chiii. ln OoniB and all Hklu Krup-
tn ns nud positively cures Piles or no
pav r iulred It Is guaranteed 10 ptvo
i r' ttUtaetonurinonoy refunded
y .8 oonts per box. For ualo by W
t I'atton A Co.
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W ifhorALMIifil"
Tho marshal Is killing dogs.
Bob Blakenoy
Jockey.
has turned horse-
Work on
Monday.
tho streets begun last
There was n rouad-up Tuesday at
Jim Unit's ranch.
Extra copies of this issue can bo ob-
tained at our office.
Nat Skinnor had six cars or cattle on
tho market last week.
Advertising space In tho fair premi-
um list should bo ordered at once.
A number of ladles of tho city nro
prcpnrlng to leavo tor tho summer.
There- w as troublo among the "lav-
cricks" Inst Sunday evening for
certain.
Wobbsnys Jim Hall Is wrong. He
did not cry for ills horso but did plead
powerful hard.
Davo Woty has gono' with tho Kellcy
raco horso to competo at tho summer
meetings In Kansas.
It. I). Knight is abed and unablo to
holp himself with not tho best pros-
pects for a speedy recovory.
Wo must not allow tho election to
absorb all tho Inlorcst. Tho fair
should rcceivo some attention.
Tho A. O. U.W.wlll bold Its regular
election next Tuesday night and every
member is expected to bo proscnt.
Uaroy's Kerry speeches havo crowd-
ed out several good communications
this week. They will keep until next.
It was reported last weok that a
fight bad occurred on tho now railroad
near Wagner In which thrco men wero
klllod.
Judging by tho amount of lumber
Charley Poolo Is ordering W. L. Trott
concludes ho is building a good sized
Music box.
This nation was blessed with a rain
last Friday night and tiaturday morn-
ing which was oftnoro benefit than all
tho political questions combined. It
insures corn.
Cash Htowart & Ovorstroct placo
their stock commission card before
you this woek. They aro very pleas-
ant gentlemen to do business with and
thoroughly reliable.
Rabbit Bunch candldato for princi-
pal chlof on tho National ticket will
speak at Vinita on Tuesday tho 12lh
of July nt Coody's Bluff on tho 14th
and at Goose Nock on tho ICth.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Balontino havo tho
sympathy of tho community bec&uso
of the doath of their boy baby which
occurred last Thursday. It wns inter-
rod in the cemetery nbovo town.
It will bo observed by tho advertise-
ment that tho salo of tho effects of
Thomas Moore has bcon postponed to
Saturday July-Dili and that it will oc-
cur at tho placo oast ot Ornnd rivor.
As will bo scon by our Wcbbors Falls
correspondence a Mayes and Smith
barbecuo Mill take pi ft en on tho 11th.
Tho Caibbt.us hopes to havo n repre-
sentative present on that occasion.
A grand emancipation celebration
and barbecuo will bo held at Goose
Neck Bend on tho 29th and 30th of Ju-
ly. It is nocdlcBs to say tho randidato
will mako it a point to bo present and
thus baro a fiunl word.
Following is tho Sulino district Na-
tional ticket : Senators George San-
ders (Sargie) Moury Boss ; councilors
Frank Conslno Oco Benge Hill Batt ;
sherili Ned Adair: clerk Joo Boss:
Judge Coffey Blackbird ; solicitor Walt
West.
Will Miller went to Kansas City last
week and recovered "Orockott" tho
sorrel pacing pony who was stolen
nearly a year ago. Ho was first seen
in Kansas City about two months af-
ter leaving hero and had boon Bold
thrco times.
There aro somo cattle dying in tho
country. Joo Hunt successfully treat-
ed ono of his milk cows last Monday
by giving her ono pint of linseed oil
ono and a half ounces of turpentfno
followed by an ounce of spirits of nitro.
This was repeated three times.
Bock Tittlo received a painful wound
In tho right hand last Sunday by tho
accidental dlschargo of a pistol. Tho
bono connecting with tho middle An-
ger had to bo removed so badly was It
shattered. Tho woapou was against
tho hand and tho cntiro chargo was
blown through It.
Tho fourth of July will bo appropri-
ately observed at Cooyyah. Money
has bcon secured for the purchase of a
beef to bo barbecued and all prepara-
tions havo been made for an excellent
timo. All are invited to attend and
assist In the celobratlon of that day so
dear to every American heart.
TmUowNiNa Delawauk Ticket. -Tho
Landrum's spring convention was holer
last Saturday and as is always tho caso
some wero disappointed. Tho ticket
as nominated is ac follows : For sena-
tor L. B. Boll ; councilors Joo L.
Thompson Thomas Bluejacket F. M.
Connor ; clerk 0. S. Shelton ; sheriff
Thomas Ballard ; grand councilor Al.
Lynch. Tho understanding is that tho
party cast of tho (Ivor will mako their
nominations tho first Monday in July
nt tho court houso.
A Good Nomination. Wo aro glad to
announce that our friend Claude Shel-
ton has been nominated for district
clork of Belawaro and thoro Is ovory
reauon to anticipate his election. He
is fully qualified for tho position as
attested by tho ablo manner in which
ho has conducted tho affairs of tho fair
association as its secretary as woll as
his own private business. Ho has at.
roady enterod upon his canvass in oar.
neat and will mako a friond of ovory
man with whom ho cornea In contact.
Wo need Just such officers as Mr. Shel-
ton will mako.
A nkw Ticket. -Bitt Beck Informs us
of a "pcoplo's convention" hold last
Monday at Joo Muskrat's on Cowskin
prairie at which tho following tlckot
was placed in nomination t Senators
J. M. Boll Coffey Woodall j councilors
B.B. Landruifl William Curtis Percy
Wiley George Ward George Flolds
K. B. Frailer j judge J. II. Harlan ;
solicitor But Heck ; iliorltl Joo Musk
rat 1 clork. T. J. MoQheo. Mossrs. Cur.
tis and Lnndrtim learning of tho mat.
ter tor tho first time on Tuesday while
in towu. deslro us to aathat they are
not candidates and do not desire their
names uod
rimsoHAL.
Col K. 0. Itondlnot wee In the city tereral
hod re jeil.rdaf.
J. I nengh candidate for dlttrlct elerk
waa here on bnelncii lent Saturday.
-J. A. qulnn agent for the Hlii6nrl Feel-
lie at Choatean lilted thle city Ut Sabbath.
-J. I). Kellej. of Echo wee In the first of
the week ' Je ejee and face treated for
erjelpelai.
I.. II. Dell went to Tahlequah lait Monday
to protecnle aome Utlicmlilp taeca before the
eommlitlon.
II. Olbbe anoldSao and Fox trader le
Coin with a colony to California to ruble
llere'e hoping he makee a fortune.
-Co I. J. U. Dell ofEcho weelnthecltjr
thle week He and Mr. Ualetonhadarunaway
Monde? night which for a time looked eerloue.
II llalentlne and fumll itart for the
woode to-dajr on a camp hnnt. They hare pro-
cured a tent and made preparation for a tiro
weekt' raeatlon
J. 0. Wllklneon.of Ft Smith who for
jreare rode thle country aa a deputy manbal
and le known from one end of the territory to
he other came In latt Sunday arter an al-
ienee of more than a year.
K. M. Landrum arrived home from Oxford
Oeorgla lait Friday where for nearly two
jeare he liae been a etudent at Kmory college
lie will retnrn In October and continue his
studies. Messrs Duncan and Lamar are atlll
there and the former x III teach a school during
raeatlon. From "Mac's" acconnt of the
country Jim will And ample field for his
talenta aa an educator.
ITZX8 FB0X FLUir.
Gladsome Kkewere 1 ttarderer Escapee Two
Coareatleas la Bight.
The prospects of the growing crop conld
not bo more encouraging.
The heart of the farmer waa made bappr
by a glorlone rain to-day.
lllalr whose Irjal wasietfornext Monday
escaped from his guards last week and haa not
beenrecipturnd.
The National party will bold their conven-
tion for the nomination of district caudldatee
at Clear aprlng next Saturday.
The Downing party haa not set the tine
for making their nominations but are actively
at work perfecting their arrangements.
Mrs. Joseph Powell daughter of our fel-
low cltlien W. N. Llttlejohn la lying very
sick at the letter's sldence In thle district.
June 28th 1887 rno-noxo-rinnco.
TCL8A TOriCS.
A Brier Collestloa-rroesbly Fatal Illness of
Jeff Elliott and Ills Xother.
The Toung Men's Christian Association of
Tulsa will organise a Sabbsth school at Heard's
saw mill on Bird creek Sunday July Id at
10 o'clock a. m.
Tbolaaleeof the Tresbyterlan church of
Tulsn bars austalned a woekly prayer meeting
ofgreatlnterest for several montba past. Mrs.
Hall conducted the meeting .last Friday after-
noon and Mrs. William I'. Haworth will con-
duct the service this week.
We regret to learn that our old and familiar
friend Jeff Elliott the well known Frisco
conductor Is lying very low with hasty con-
sumption at his mother's home In Otwego
Kansas. She baa aim been very low for sev-
eral weeka past and there Is very little hope
of either of them recotprlng.
June 20th. 1687. I'x
CUOCIEAU aOTEsT
A lien Jlway 5sw Store-PIcnle aad Coacert
Cattle by the Traln-I'ersonal.
Mrs. Judge Mayes Is Improving.
Col. J. M Dryan woareglad t3 note la
able to be about again
Miss Dollla Markham has completely re-
covered from her reecnt Illness.
Mrs V. dray and Mrs. n. E. Carrlngton
were visiting In Vinita the past two weeks
rarson Smith haa returned from an extend-
ed trip through thle beautiful Indian nation. -
Miss Hobertion was up from Mnskogoe a
few hours Tuesday the guest of the Mines
Archer.
Judge J. M. Keys was-ln Mnskogee Satur-
day on business. We presume on a knot-
lying case.
lien Ilerry having resigned bis position as
head clerk for Butler Ilroa. has returned to
bla homo In Ft. Smith.
C. W Tnrner shipped a train load of fine
cattle to St Louis last week. He le beginning
to ship In good shape.
A grand musical entertainment will be
given on the evening of the 4th of July by the
Chouteau baud. See bills for programme.
Z. D. Cromwell left Monday for St. Lonls
to purchaso a general atock of goods which be
will display at his new store at Catoosa In
about two weeka. "Zed" Is a rustler.
Mr. Qulnn our enterprising station agent
Informs us he will sell round trip tickets for
one fare July Ind limited to July 8th to
points on the Missouri Taclflo railway within
two hundred miles.
Last Tuesday morning while Mr. Bummers
waa holding Mrs. Archer's team It became
frightened at a train and ran fully two hun-
dred yards being held all thle time by Mr.
Snmmers who fsll between the animals. In-
stead of giving np and letting go and possibly
being trampled to dealb he held fast to the
bridle bits showing both courage and nerve.
As the gentleman had Jnit recovered from a
alek spell gTave feara were entertained that It
might give him a back set. Luckily there waa
no one In the wagon.
Jane TItb 1887. Squibbs.
rnoH cLintxoitE.
rreparlag to Celebrate A Fle-ale on tke Tapis
at West Felat Oeaerat Happenings.
C. II. Reynolds came np from Tulsa Mon-
day. Miss Callle Eaton leit Mobday for the
capital.
Iter. Allen prsached an able eermon Sun-
day last.
Qeorge Alberty and lady were In Claremore
Monday.
T3.li. Denny returned from 8t. Louis Sat-
urday last.
Claremore will celebrate the Fourth. All
are Invited.
Corn Is so rich and healthy that It leoka
almost black.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ward commenced
house keeping Tuesday.
Our hotel has opened again and promisee
to bo a Orst-clase house.
CD Ward went up the road last week to
purchase some mill products.
Clarence Turner shipped thirteen care of
fine cattle from hers last weak.
E1 Sunday candidate for council on the
National ticket waa In town recently.
Wheat la turning out better than was ex-
pected. Farmers have cause to rejolcs In that
respeot.
Stock shipments from this point have been
tetter thus fir than for two or three seasons
previous.
n. 1'. Llndsey and wife went to Chouteau
Monday where Mra. Llndsey will remain for
aome weeks.
J. O. Cash one of theflrraof Cash.rltewart
A Co. was In town last week selltltlng ship-
ments of lire stock
Next Friday at the close of the publlo
school they will bare a plo-nle at Weat l'olnt.
A good time Is expected.
-"Man waste but little bare below" and If
he goes around Claremore with a subscription
paper ha Is aure to get It.
Meiira. Scbrlmaber and Bandera received a
very handsome buggy Monday to carry them
smoothly through the coming campaign.
Last Thursday waa the longest day of the
year containing fourteeu hours and .forty alx
minutes. Some of our candidates will probab
ly think the first day of August longer but
that'a where they art left again.
JuneJrtb.lhar Iycca
If you want nolo heads letterheads
bill heads envelopes or any job print
Ing give us a trial. We can please
you and save you time and money.
WEBBERS FALL.
In lag Tore Esespts Cettea la Bleen A Down.
lagBarkecaeftetrer ItthFrei.
Claude N. McDanlelof FlabertowR spent
a few days In town last week.
Give the Judge room with hie epistle. He
has spent days of hard labor on the document.
The eoclat given by Mrs. E. Hanks at her
residence Tuesday night was one of the most
enjoyable occaslone of the season.
Cotton bloome are now out Id lrofualon In
this neck of the woods. The first of the aeason
made their appearance about ten daya ago.
James Fnnchese and wife arrived from
Ueorgtaafewdaysago Jim will resume lite
old. position behind the oounter of It E 1)1 ark-
stone. A Joint convention of both parties was held
at this place to-day to nominate candidates
for district offices A large crowd of politi-
cians and offlee seekers wern In town Every-
thing passed offquletl and satisfactorily.
The evening Frank Vore and II E Black
atone arrived In St. Louie with Irving Vore
who waa to have been placed In an Insane
asylum he by some means gave them the
dodge and al latt reports had not been cap-
tured. The time for the big barbecue bae been
changed from the 4th proximo to the lllh.
Mayes and Smith will be present at the above
date aud will tell the people how they are go-
ing to run the government the next four years
ensuing.
June S8th 1837. Cal.
G0I0!UKE'8 HOHIXATI0.1S.
The Tlckst and a Tartlal nisteryof tkeCaadl-
deles Composlag It.
GoixosxAaa District C. N. (
June 1Mb 18SJ. I
Eoitok CmarrAlN : Wo have made It at last
our (the National party's) nominations for
district offices I mean and the two Dleke have
a place on the list. Some of onr friends think
they will be elocted and I think ao too If
they can get votes enough) but that la hardly
probable Just now. Our ticket la as follows!
For senate Dick Wolfe Wolfe Coo.
For council Dick Dannenberg Abo Blx-
killer Joe Chewle D. B. Fox.
For district Judge Ned Foreman.
For clerk-Jack Wright.
For sheriff Casalowle Tarapln.
Fur solicitor John drills.
There are more than one of these eandldatee
known even beyond the limits of Oolngsnake.
Dick Wolfe has been Cherokee delegato to
Washlrgton and his name has been terribly
mixed up with the o00 matter Thla cloudy
matter baa beon talked of by almost every roan
woman and child throughout the whole length
and breadth of our dear country.
Dick Dannenberg was a member of our last
council and acrved on that very extraordinary
committee that was In such a hurry about
"re-leaslng" our landa to that live atock as-
sociation. This act of Dick's (and many
others) tho people do not approve vory heartily.
Another one of this list ma Je a trip once to
Little Iloek not as a delegate but under the
guardianship of the United States and at the
Instigation of Jndge Parker at Ft Smith.
Our candldato for district Judge oncebad a
connection with tho Insane asylum and can
read tolerably Hell In the first reader and ha
inows some "chimney corner" law. We
commeud (t) him to the voters of Oolngsnake
and will assure them If they will elect inch
men to preside over onr courts of Justice that
we will have plenty of Injustice administered
though It will not hurt Ned If ho Is beaten. If
It did he would have been dead long ago.
The abovo la the kind of a ticket we have pnt
ont and that we urge the voters of onr district
to support In the coming olectton. borne aay
material In our party appears to be short. It
maybe but I "won't" say ao because fidelity to
my party "won't" let me.
IIou DE COMBAT.
THE ST. LOUIS STOCK XaBKET.
The Oatleok Fer a Ulse In Daage Cattle Sot
Tsry Encouraging.
OnThuraday the 13d the receipts of cattle
In Chicago were over thirteen thocsand and
consequently the market was demorallted.
With heavy neelpte at the National Stock
Verdi St. Louis on the same day our market
was but little better. Since then the recelpti
hare been pretty atrong and consequently a
gradual letting down in prices. Every day
nearly range cattle are abaved a little In price
and the outlook la itlll lower prices. Cat-
tle are generally In better condition than
usual and less thin cattlo being thrown on tho
market When cattlo only In fair flesh come
In competition with the better classes they
suffer largely In price. Shippers should be
very careful about handling the thinner
grades. Our local butchera as well as those
from different states are now all bnylng
amootb blocky range cattlo for their home
nse In preference to corn led stock. Good
smooth 000 pound cattle only fair fleih sell
to-day at tl 7S per hundred while fat eight
hundred bring (3.90 to $1.00 per hundred
Ilogs aro ruling about ateady and tho prospect
la for little chat go through next month.
Tcariv Foaa A Co.
LOST 8TBATED OB BT0LE5.
(Each notice not exceeding rirrr wonna will
be Inserted two weeka under thla beading for
XIFTTCXMTS.J
STRAYED One gray mare branded WEB
on left hlpiiTcareoldi gentle) about IS handa
t'tb. Alio one gray yearling horse mulei
aubranded) gentle. Any lufurmallon leading
to recovery will be fairly rewarded Addreaa
W.J. Wxou Edna P O..Kansaa.
STRAYED OK 8TOLEN-910 Reward-From
the home of Horace Adauu. near AIluwe.l.T .
one dnn mare with fuali heavy aeti branded
on mr lenjaw anuanouiuerwun a email cir-
cle (O) 1 also with the mare Is a x-year-old atnd
aorrel colt not branded. I will shrf 10 for
Information leading to recovery of earns.
40-U HoEACa Aoauj Allow I. T.
STRAYED One 3-rcar-old roan colored.
Texaa pony rnarei has Texaa brand on left
nip sjiu in lorecorner ui ngm eye a email
nulls film over the eye but not blind.
8tartedoaln western direction from Senecai
had on leather halter with strap) le shod all
'round. Liberal reward will be paid for de-
livery of pony at Seneca Holler Mills.
F. lloct-xa
Sup't Huber Wack Milling ALlveStockCo.
8TRAYED One bay horse 7 years oldi scar
on left shoulder and leg) 8 L on right sldo of
neck One bide horse 10 years old collar and
saddle marks. Both IS haada high and wore
leather haltera) mane of both lay on left sld.e.
Last seen on Pawpaw creek A liberal reward
for Information leading to recovery.
44-43 E. W McKixxxt Vinita Ind. Ter.
Excitement In Texas.
Great excitement has been causod in
tho vicinity of Paris Toxas by the re-
markable recovery of Mr. J. K. Gorloy
who was so helpless ho could not turn
in nod or raiso ills noaa; overyuoa;
said ho was dying of consumption. 1
A
trial bottle of Dr. Ktnc's New Discov
ery was sent him. Folding roller ho
bought a larro bottle and a box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills; by tho time ho
hod takon two boxea of pills and two
bottles ol the Discovery ho was well and
has gained thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles of this Great Discovery for con-
sumption free at W. C. Patton & Co's.
Tho Verdict Unanimous.
W. D. Suit Druggist Bippus. Ind.
testifies; "I can recommend Klectilo
Bitter as tho very best remody. Kvcry
bottles eold has glvon relief in ovory
ease Ono man took six bottles and
was cured of Jtheumatlsm of 10 years'
BtandliiB." Abraham Haro. druiraist.
Bellvillo Ohio allirms: "The boat sell
Ing medicine I havo over handled in
my 20 years' experience Is KlectricWt-
ters." Thousands of others havo add-
ed their tostimony so that tho verdict
is unanimous' that Electric Bitters do
cure all dlsoaaes of tho Liver Kidneys
or niood. Only a half dollar a bottlo
BtW. 0. Patton & Go's. Drug Store.
Kotlco
To tax payors in. tho town of
Downinavilio Uhorokuo nation
You aro hereby notified that tho
taxes lor tno year loaf aro now
duo and you aro further notified
to como forward and sottlo tho
eamo boforo tho second Monday in
July. If not paid bofore that dato
your names With tho amount of tax
due will bo nudltaned tntrlv dava
according to the lawB of the town.
T ! . THOMPSON
40-43 Treasurer and Collector.
ttJESnn&JMn&ttJEt. THE
$105.00
PRIZE
DRAWING
TO TAKH
Badgett Sc
July 2d 1887.
Evory person buying ONE DOLLA U'S worth ol Goods from
a tiokot for ono chanco at tho following prizes :
One Silver Tea Set Worth
One Suit Clothes Worth -.
One Pair Shoes or Boots Worth
These Prizes are now on exhibit-
ion at our place of business.
All persons holding tickets t ill bo required to havo them in the storo
at the timo of tho drawing otherwise thoy shall not be counted.
-If you can't come bo 6uro and send your tickets-
BADGETT &
or "cr
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Champion Mowers-
ISLxtGlOLGiU.
For. Anything
T
PLACE AT-
IBla3s:erie'y - 7s
BLAKBNBY.
:e3 3r ei es
MUSKOCEE
-Self - Binders-
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BUsgrgriejot? s IQaEWtrlD x "laTViaro
in our Line Writ
TJ 3FL 3NTsB3 JEL
3Mr.iuwic.ovoo XxxdL. Tor.
W. W. Miller & Co.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MOWING- MAOHINBB
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HaNaVal " ZastlflKsawaaMaaMaJ
Hay Rakes Hardware Stoves Tinware
Granite Iron and Stamped Ware Tin
Fruit Cans Ice-cream Freezers Ham-
mocks and Oroqiiet Sots.
Pitched from Texas to tho Territory.
Saddle and Harness Shop
Can be found first door cast of
Patton's dry goods store with
one ol tho
BEST SELECTED STOCKS
Ever in this country. I have
been in tho business in Tcxns
for fifteen years and will du-
plicato EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
Bought in any market. All I
ask is a trial before purchasing
your outfits and I will con-
vince you that I Mean what I
tay and tay what I Mean.
J. B. Stevens & Co.
ai TbLTaaBt
5s ib it :r nsr b
IND. TER.
Implements of all Kinds.
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k" f
for Pric beforo Furc&Mitaf.
ft 3EI
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Vinita Jrug Store
FSAZEE & TXOTT M'nf'rs.
Drugs & Medicines
Paints Brushes
Oils Etc. Etc.
A Pall Lino of Druggists' Sundries
Will be Sold at said Hqbm
for a Living Profit.
'Wo aro not Griving our QoodUai
JLixra.yr XTovfclier sxxe ira Oi-
forisg -to rmiatan our
Customers Rich Wiih Snlris
Jewelry a'
But WUIGIS'touV Xoo-
oy'a.Wortfc''- Bve-ry JStiao
For tie OA8H.
Especial Attention Given to Orders
for Wall Paper. Full line of
Samples on Exhibition.
Vinita Drue: Store.
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ATUB
Headquarters
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