The Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 15, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 12, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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Parlor and Bedroom Suits and Furniture of every description at W. W. Miller's. Pull line of Coffins and Caskets.
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Indian Chieftain.
Vinita Ind. Ter. Dec. 12 1895.
Lcal Hailroad Time Tables.
ST. LOUIS ft SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY.
BOIKQ (Till.
Ex. St L. toSipalps.
Accommodation . ..
abutk. I DEPAIIT.
10:40m. I I0:40am.
103am. I ll:ttam.
coiao KA3T.
IABEIVX. DCFABT
4:10pm. I 4.10pm.
7:15am 8:16am.
xnronin ceacnea from St Lonla to Sapolpa.
MlsSOUEI KANSAS A TKXAS.
OOIKQ SOUTH.
N. I il. It. A r. Lxpren
No. i Hannibal St.L.AT. Ex
ao. 0 jriycr. .... .... ........
Mo. ST.FrelEhtandAccommodatlon
4:O0am
5:30 p m
10:20 a m
12:15 p m
goiso XOBTH.
Xo.2. Ma. Ka. ATaxaaexDreaa .
113:19 am
10.-20 a m
No.4Tax.St.L.A Hannibal Ex.
No. 6 Flyer I 5:10 pm
o. W. fralght and accommodation 1 12:15 pm
The Sunday boars
will hereafter be 10
to 5 p. m.
ol the posloffice
to 11 a. m.; 4
US IT A CHCltlH DIKECT0BT.
M.K.Churcb aonth H.B.Greatbonat patlor;
1 abbatb acbool at 10:00 a. m. ; preaching at 11
a . sa. and 7p.m.; prayer meeting every Wed-
aatday aranlnc. 'mmnnlon aerrlca eiery
trat Sandar.
Preaayterlan Church S. A. Caldwell pae-
tori preaching Sundays at II a. m. and 7 p.
aa.; Sunday aehool at 10 a. m.j prayer meet-
t at Thnraday nlghti.
CongTagatlonal Cbnreh Rer. Ned Forrest
?attcr; aarrlcea ertry Sunday at 11 a. m. and
. m. t Sunday School at :45 a.m.; Christian
EndeaTer SocUty 7 p. m.; Prayer meeting
try Wednesday erenlng.
W. C. T C Meets every Thursday at 3:0
'lack p. m.
Tt.nti.t rhnrrhRT- J. M. Whetler. pas
tor; aarrlcas arery Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30
r.
. m.: atnnaay eenooi at iu a. m. yioj.i iu.-
nr. Wadnndar. 7:30 D m.: Uacbr'a matt
ing Monday. luup. m.. aiming
Church or the Holy Ghost Rev A. F. Vr-
aaval pastor. Mass and prsaehln? each sec-
ond thlidand fourth Sunday at 10 JO a. m.;
eatechsm at 10. Faster now permanently
located In this city.
PHIALPHIAN LODGE. No. 14. K.
or P. Meets every Tuesday evening
In their castle ball at 7:30. Visiting
knights in good standing Invited. .
G. W. Douglass C. C.
J. D. Blossor. K. of K. andS.
VINITA CHAPTER Royal Arch Masons
meets first Wednesday In each month Visl-
tora welcomed. M E. Miltokd. U. P.
W. N. -Sttkhxtt Sec.
VINITA LODGE NO. 3. A. F. A A. M.
A. Meets ln Masonlo Hall the first Satur-
Van day night In each month.
T. S. Kjtight. Sec.
Olitib Bagbt W. M.
VINITA LODGE. NO. IS I. O.
O. I". meets ln Masonic ball on
Monday nlgbt or each week at
7:30 o'clock.
J.T. Bbacxxtt .Ji u.
Id Jokes Sec'y.
P0RITT CHAPTER. O. E. S.. meets ln Ms-
senlo ball first and third Thursday In each
month at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
Sxbxcca M. Swaut W. M.
Matth McCa'X. Sec'y.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD meet sec-
ond and fourth Thursdays ln eacb month In
Masonic Hall.
W. W. Ward. C. C.
J. S. Datkkfobt. Clerk.
JL.OO A T NOTES.
RatclifTs.
Nice weather this.
'"Watch us. Hatcliff's.
Business is booming.
Butter 15c at Badgett's.
The holidays ars upon us.
City Bakery for your bread.
Try Perfect Baking Powder.
The schools close next week.
Badgett's big auction Saturday.
Court is in session at Muskogee.
Watches and jewelry at Badgett's.
For fancy groceries go to Chandler's.
Holiday books at Cook's book store.
Go to Chandler's for your groceries.
Fresh butter at Badgett's 15c per lb.
Burn's has gold fish and globes to
sell.
For fine flour go to J. A. Chandler
&Co's.
Fresh candies fruits and nuts at
Burns'.
E. N. Williamson was sick the first
of the week.
Attend the revival at the Metho-
dist church.
Christmasjopening Monday Dec 16
at BatotirTs.
Hay coming in rapidly and bringing
a good price.
Christmas tree supplies at Burns';
orders solicited.
"Wanted 600 fat turkeys by Dec. 19.
"W. B. Badgett.
Dolls doll buggies cradles and
trunks at Burns'.
Children's books of all kinds at
Cook's book store.
Get your Xmas candy and fruit at
the Candy Factory.
Elegant glass and china for Christ-
mas gifts at Burns.'
Place orders at once for holiday
photos at Fowler's.
Big Christmas opening Monday
Dec 16 atEatcliff"?.
Elegant furniture at WW. Miller's
at reasonable prices.
Wanted 1000 hens or spring chick-
ens. W. R. Badgett.
Good butter lOccheaper at Badgett's
than any place in town.
Mrs. Billingsjea is now offering styl-
ish millinery goods cheap.
Elegant box of candy nice for Xmas
present at Candy Factory.
Come to cur Christmas opening
Monday Dec. 16 RatclifTs.
Buy your cooking stoves from "W.
"W. "Wilier and save money.
The finest line of groceries in the
city at J. A. Chandler Sa Co's.
Xmas cards; the finest assortment
ever seenat Cook's book store.
Mail orders for job printing get very
prompt attention at this office.
"Wedding and Xmas presents can be
easily selectedat W- W. Miller's.
Go into Badgett's and learn prices
on jewelry. They are eye-openers.
There is not any thing nicer than a
book for Xmas. Cook's Book Store
The court room is being plastered
and fitted up for the February' term.
Pianos and organs 20 per cent off
till Jan. 1st. Vinita Music House.
Christmas opening Monday Dec.
16 at RatclifTs; everybody is invited.
Tom Knight is sick with gastretis
and has been abed for two weeks or
lunch at "Ward's lunch stand
east side of railroad in the old Cox
stand.
Buy you a good horse while you can
get it cheap at Badgett's auction Sat-
urday. Badgett's big auction Saturday.
PERSONAL NOTES.
J. M. Wimer and wife wcro over from
Afton Monday.
F. M. CroweH and Geo. Creen were down
from Afton yesterday.
'Fate Ryrd. Chelsea's "Coal Oil Johnny"
was in the city the fir-t of the week.
Mrs. Lee Barrett lias gone on a visit to
thehome of her parents in tho country.
A. M. Brock was at Poyor Creek last
week looking after the piano business.
Lawyer II. O. Shepherd was up from Mus-
kogee Monday visiting his partner Mr. Wil
son.
H. L. Collins of the Leader made Tahle-
quah a visit some days since returning Sun-
day. Editor Clawson of the Chelsea Reporter
was np this week and made this office a
neighborly call.
W. N. Stannard was down from l'alrland
Monday looking decidedly the worse for a
spell of sickness.
W. II. Mayes of tho execntiro ofilce.Tah-
lequah. passed through the city yesterday
en route for Neosho.
Miss Stlnnet. after a visit or a couple of
weeks with Miss Leila Cook returned to her
home at Oswego Saturday.
The fall term of the - conservatory of
music at Cincinnati having closed. Misses.
Lucile Fortncr. Ludle Hall and Susio Clark
have returned home.
Senators Gunter and Landrum camo up
from Tahlcquah Saturday night but. are now
In their places in the senate again. "Mack"
is going to move down shortly.
Charley Jlelton's family has been in-
creased to the extent of a big boy re-
cently. Xmas gifts. E-tey organs at 20 per
cent discount for Xnias. Vinita Mu-
sic House.
If you want to see fine china just
step into Burns' Restaurant ami
Racket store.
The Kansas City Pittsburg & Gulf
has reached Ssliisaw the crossing of
the valley road.
Go and see the fine fresh bores of
candy at the Candy Factory before
buying elsewhere.
Beef steak at 5 cents per pound on
Saturdays and Tuesdays at the Vinita
Meat & Gro. Co's.
J. F. Lanier has quit his job at
Ratcliff's and gone back into the
grain and hay business.
Mrs. F. M. Smith after several
weeks' confinement to her home by
sickness is able to be out.
Dr. Fortncr has been suffering se-
verely wi In rheumatism in fact ha-
been confined to the house.
The RatcliC Mer. Co. have just
added to their fine stock the celebra-
ted Perfect Baking Powder.
The Ladies' parsonage society of the
Methodist church will give an oyster
supper Friday night. Dec 20.
R. B. Ross has besn appointed by
Maj. Lipe to a clerical position in the
treasury; a good appointment.
We guarantee perfect purity and
satisfaction in Perfect Baking Pow-
der. Try it. Ratcliff Mercantile Co.
W. W. Miller has without a doubt
the handsomest furniture easels and
lamps in the city. Call and see him.
Two persons a man and a boy were
accidentally killed at Atoka last week
on different days with Winchester
rifles.
20 Per Cent off
On every cash organ sale from now
till January 1 1898. Vinita Mu-ic
House
Buy an organ and get one of those
self teaching charts free learn you to
play in thirty minutes. A'inita Music
House.
This office has material slock and
help enough to turn off twice as much
Job printing if the onlers were forth-
coming. Dry goods groceries hats shoes
clothing and fifteen head of fine horses
to sell at auction Saturday. W. It.
Badgett.
Of course you want to buy a Christ-
mas present or two probably a piece
of jewelry or a watch. Badgett's is
the place.
Dennis Hicks is now in the shop 10
hours a day; first-class shoeing guar'
anteed; try him. east side of track
Vinita I. T.
Wm. Chouteau suffered a paralytic
stroke a few days since and is in a
condition not at all satisfactory to ins
family and friends.
H. R. Gill has retired from any con-
nection with the mercantile business
at Fairland and no white clerk legis-
lation concerns him.
If you want pure creek watcrgotten
above the town drainage and fords
hail John Swisher the man with the
yellow lettered tank.
The Fairland Xews is having hard
lines and has not issued for a week or
so. It is threatened with company
if the suspension is to be permanent.
Badgett buys any kind of produce
pays the highest price and will sell
you dry goods and groceries just as
cheap as though you had the money.
Auotlonl Auction!
Our Saturday auction will be the
big one. Don't miss it. Everything
goes this time. W. R. Badgett.
"Watch for our Christmas opening
Monday Dec 10; in the mean time we
will sell you better groceries for less
money than any house in town. Rat-
cliff's.
A bargain on Tuesdays and Satur-
days in the meat department. A good
roast at 5 cents per pound and steak
at same priccut the Vinita Meat &
Gro. Co's.
Emmet Ming Will Wright and
some more of the boys have gone on a
hunt to Saline district. A postal card
from Rose told of great things they"
expect to do.
Everybody gets a bargain in the
meat department at the A'inita Meat
& Gro. Co's on Tuesdays and Satur-
daysbeef steak at 5 cents per pound
on those days.
J. L. Skaggs was recently given a
sixty days' sentence and fined $200 at
Fort Smith for violating the postal
laws in connection with the citizen-
ship attorney business.
Did you ever hear of a bargin day in
a butcher shop? Well.such is the fact;
you ran on .Saturdays and Tuesdays
get beef steak at the Vinita Meat &
Gro. Co's. for 5 cents a pound.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lanier gave a
party to the young folks Wednesday
evening of last week the occasion be-
ing the fifteenth birthday of Mi5
Fannie Langley the hostess' sister.
f175lIE COLLEGE Trof. Chapman
I? his faculty and pupils are cer-
tainly to be congratulated on the ex-
cellence of the entertainment present-
ed last Friday night. As a whole the
program was presented in a manner
that could not but please and leave a
capital impression of the work done
at this very popular educational insti-
tution. Without disparagement to
the other participants we cannot but
mention Mrs. Maymc Collins the elo-
cutionist and Miss Ottilic Sclimitz of
the musical staff whose contributions
to the evening's entertainment were
especially well received. It is hoped
that tlie recent one will not be the
last musical and literary treat present-
ed during the winter.
GENTLE STOIIM very much
unlike the last winch come with
M
wind rain sleet and snow cold and
bluster appeared Friday night last at
the home of Rev. J. M. Wheeler pas-
tor of the Baptist church. About
forty of the members and congrega-
tion came to the pastor's residence
about 8 p. m.; the first intimation was
a tap at the door and in they came
and kept coming until the preacher
and his family began to think they
needed more room. After a pleasant
evening quiet restored Hie larder
was found well filled with good things
to eat and a mild temperature both
withiu and without. "Thanks take
courage and press forward" is the
pastor's admonition.
A ISS LENA CARSELOWEY.the
ai
ofx. uuuguiurui -ir. aim .his. .i..i
Carsciowey and Mr. Arthur R. Broker
were married at Oswego Kansas on
the -Itli inst. A peculiarity of the
law made it necessary for these young
folks to go to the states to procure a
license. The lady is a Cherokee and
the United States law provide; that
license for a citizen of the United
States and of an Indian nation to
marry shall not be issued until the
tribal law has been complied with. As
Mr.'Brecker had not been here six
months a Cherokee license could not
be obtained and until that was done
the clerk of the United States refused
to issue. The only way out of the di-
lemma was to repair to the states and
accompanied by the young lady's par-
ents and a number of friends they did so
and were united.
(?ILAS ARMSTRONG while down
liD from Wjandottc yesterday was
shown Dennis Flynn's bill relating to
this territory. The clause confirming
existing leases was a matter which es-
pecially concerned him as it made
good the titles given to lots in his
town of Wyandotte. The gentleman
states that some substantial houses
are being erected and but for unex-
pected consideration they would
have had a cross railroad by this time.
A bill passed congress last session
granting a charter but was vetoed by
the president for the reason that "the
consent of the Indians had not been
obtained."' This was an unexpected
departure and at the present session
the measure will be presented again
and care taken to assure the executive
of the desires of the Indians in the
premises.
Andrew Green and Jim McCrary
went out hunting a few da s since and
having a Winchester along were for
tunate enough to kill a line wild goose.
They arc said to be fairly plentiful on
some of the wheat II elds.
Farmer Jimmy White and family
came in "Wednesday to buy butter
eggs and chickens enough to run them
over Sunday. But Jimmy has built
a good boat and invites his friends
out to go fishing with him.
A protracted meeting is now in pro-
gress at the Methodist church in
which all the pastors of the city are
taking part. Rev. Robinson of Dar-
danclle Ark. an evangelist of note
will arrive this morning and take
charge of the meeting.
Dan Bachtel Dr. E. B. Frajser Dr.
Bagby and W. II. Kornegay went to
Muskogee Monday to look after a law-
suit which arose over Bachtcl's build-
ing at Pryor Creek D. C. Parker hav-
ing enjoined a tenant from occupancy
claiming a prior lease.
A few buckets of compound lard
which we will close out at the follow-
ing prices:
3 pound bouckets 2o cents.
5 pouud buckets 30 cents.
10 pound buckets CU cents; at J. A
Chandler & Co's.
Invitations for a masquerade ball to
be given at Little's opera house Dec.
27 are now out. The parties in
charge will take extraordinary care to
see that no improper characters obtain
admission to the house and all will be
required to unmask to ticket seller.
Matt. Hawkins only knew one item
of news when accosted by a reporter
yesterdas there were two new- ba-
bies at ids house. Matt was standing
the shock very well but granddad was
takingon over the affair worse than
any old woman in the neighborhood.
Hadgctt's big auction Saturday.
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 other. It acts like
magic P. Shanahan has it for sale
and warrants every bottle.
It's just as eav to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything cNe. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for
a cough be One Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine: better results; bet-
ter try iu P. Shanahan.
Since Cheatham's Tasteless Ciiiil
Tonic was introduced many other
tonics hare been introduced to the
public one however have met
with the same success. The reason is
hlmple they do not do the work it
does. When you have chills try it.
Price 50 and 75 cents. Guaranteed to
cure. P. Shanahan.
Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic is
put up in o0 and 75 cent sizes. You
pay your money and take your choice.
But whatever size you buy you can
rest assured that you are getting the
worth of your money. It never fails
to cure chills; it is guaranteed to do
go. -P. Shanahan.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
DR
W CREAM
BAKING
POWER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant
iiO YEARS THE STANDARD.
The finest stock of goods in the
country is to be found at P. Shan
ahan's. He also lias secured the sale
of Bcggs' Family medicines. Every
bottle warranted. They will give
you satisfaction.
"Why "Will You Cough?
P. Shanahan your druggist asks
you why? You can be so easily cured.
Three doses of Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup will relieve you at once. We
guarantee every bottle and no monkey
work.
J. R. Hastings clerk of Delaware
district wishes to give notice that he
will be at the court house in that dis-
tricton the first Monday of each month
Parties having business with thecicrk
will thin have an easy opportunity of
transacting the same. Postotllce ad-
dress Maysvilie Ark it
cure ror Headache.
As a remedy lor all forms of head-
ache electric bitters has proved to be
the very best. It efiocts a permanent
cure and the moot dreaded habitual
sick hea-laches yield to ila influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to pro-
cure a bottle and pive this remedy a
trial. In cases of habitual constipa-
tion electric bitters cure by giving1
the needed tone to the bowels and
lew cafes long resist Hie use of this
medicine. Try it once. L3 .-ire bottles
only fifty cents at A W. Foreman's
drne sturs
Nothing so distressing as a hacking
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suf-
fer from it. Nothing so dangerous if
allowed to continue One Minute
Cough Cure gives immediate relief. P.
Shanahan.
Say why don'L yon try DeWitfs
Little Early Hisci? These little pill's
cure headache indigestion and con-
stipation. The'ie small but do the
work. P. Shanahan
Acts at once never fails. One Min-
ute Cough Cure. A remedy for asth-
ma and that feverish condition which
accompanies a severe cold. The only
harmless r:niedy that produces imme-
diate results. P. Shanahan.
The healing properties of De Witt's
Witch JIazel Salvcare well known it
cures eczema skin affections and is
himply a perfect remedy for piles. P.
Shanahan.
It is a truth in medicine that the
smallest does that performs a cure Is
the best. DeWitfs Little Early
Risers are the smallest pills will per-
form a cure and arc the best. P.
Shanahan.
Badgett's big auction Sat unlay.
There are many good reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough
Cure. There are no reasons why you
should not if in need of help. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. 1. Shanahan
The Most Wonderful Pill.
They relieve where all others fail.
They are called Beggs' Little Giants
and arc rightly named. Remember
the name and call for them at the
best store iu town. p. Shanahan
keeps thcin.
P. Shanahan takes the lead in ev-
erything. They have secured the ex-
clusive sale of Beggs' Blood Puritler
and blood maker the most perfect
medicine made. Try it for all blood
disorders.
You Can't -Cough
After taking 3 doses of Beggs' Cherrv
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. Shanahan
The coal mines at McAIestcr aie
running full time now; fourteen cars
go to Oklahoma every day via the
newly opened Choctaw road.
No use 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 75 cents. Guaran-
teed. P. Shanahan.
The best shoemaker in this country
is at Lee Barrett's harness shop. Call
and sec his work and leave a measure.
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 wounderful remedy and only
5U cents per box.
Badgeti's big auction Satimlay.
A. G. Barlley of Magic Pa. writes:
I feel it a duty of mine to inform you
and the public that DeWitfs Witch
Hazel Salve cured me of a very bad
case of eczema. It also cured my boy
of a running sore on his leg. P.
Shanahan.
The Diooovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G. Caillouette Druggist Beav-
ersville III. says: "To Dr. King's
New Discovery I owe tny life. Wag
taken with La Grippe and tried all the
physicians for miles about but of no
avail and was given up and told I
could not live. Having Dr. King's
New Discoverj in my store I sent for
a bottle and began its use and from the
first dose began to get better and after
using three bottles was np and about
again. It is worth its weight in gold.
We won't keep store or house without
it." Get a freo trial at A. W. Fore-
msn'e druc store. 2
ri.TS. K0U SLK LOST STUAYKI) MOLES
Each notice or the character Indicated not
exceeding Firty Words will be Inserted two
weeks nnder this lieadlnp for Fifty cents.
TAKEN'-LT A Mack ho? weight li' lbs.
crop Iff t car two small silts in right taken
up mi Jlis. llrownliig's place northeast of
town. Come anil Ret him and pay charges.
T. T. Williams Vinita H-U
STKAYEn-ln Aprlll. 3 year old red sorrel
lUley.slichtly sway b-ick: onuSyear old red
sorrel HUy. snort In forehead snip on nose
mane and tall rather tlaxen no brands. S.V0Q
forjn format Ion leadlin; to recovery. W. M.
Montgomery o. .1. A. l'ureman's places mile
west of Koyll.
VfAK3IU OIIDEK.
In the U.S. CommUsloner'a Court at Vinita
in the sixth commissioners Itlst Northern
Dist. orthelcillanTeriltory.
Kansas city Hay I'rrss Co. lalntlff. 1
T.
M M. Bradley defendant. )
The defendant 51. II. liradley. Is warned to
appear In this Conrt withiu thirty daya and
answer the complaint of tha plaintiff. Kansas
City Hay Press Co. Unnr L McClce
Nov 22. ISM. U. S Commissioner.
Smith A Thompson. Atty for I'lalntlff.
W. II. Kornrgay. Atty. for non-resident.
13-10
VrAK.MM! ORDER.
Ill the U. P. Commissioner's court at Vinita
In the sixth commissioners Dist. Northern
Dist. of tho Indian Territory.
Joseph Hunt. plaintiff. I
vs. vXo.15.Vi
Wm. L. Graylieal. defendant. 1
The defendant. WmL. Graylieal. is warn-
ed to appear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Joseph Hunt. IIobt. L. McClcrc
Dec 4. 1H9S. L'. S. Commissioner.
Turner Ilurckhalter. Atty's for plaintiff.
W. II. Tlbhlls. Atty. for non-resident. 14-17
x'or'sssr.oiT.ax. cjlrzzb
rR. Q R. HILL
PllYSICIAN AND" OnSThTRICIAK.
office:
Up-stairs in Raymond Building.
Vinita Intl. Tcr.
pvR. L. D. CRAWFORD
PnYSlCIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Opera House Building
Vinita Ind. Ter.
aafflS
p.
DONOHOO. M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SUPvGEON
12-27-91. AFTON IND. TER.
pvR. H.B.HORTON
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Office in Raymond Building
over Millinery Store.
All LInds or Dental Work Etrcntrd wlthneat-
aag 0 una and dispatch.
TAR. O. R. GRIFFITH
DEN $35 TIST
Rooms 14 and 1G Hill Building
John IS. Tcknku.
Jame D. Ucbckiialtkr.
HiURNEU & BUROKHALTER
- ATToasEva and Counsellors
Rooms 3 and I Gray-IIalaell Bid's.
VISITA - - - IND TER
Will practice In thr L S. Conrts of the In-
dian Territory and at Ft. Smith. Ark and ln
the Supreme Court of the United Statec.
WIMER
Practice limited to Err.Ear. Note and Throat.
Offlce in Old Opera Building. ang---
jJ" P.HAYNES 8 27
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Vinita - I. T.
Calls promptly attended to night
or day.
pR. A. M. OLINKSOALES
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
VINITA I. T.
Office np atairs ln Raymond building. Resi-
dence between the two cbnrcbea at the Dr.
Fraiee place.
Tiles and other Rectal troubles a specialty.
9-11
r)R. W. W. BRYAN
RESIDENT DENTIST
dclSt
Claremore Ind. Ter.
AUGUST SOHLIEOKER
OPTICIAN.
With J. S. Thomason Vinita Ind Ter
Spectacles and Eyeclatses arenratrly lilted
according to the Best Approved Scientific
Principles. ocW
DENTISTRY Practiced in all its de-
tails by.
CHAS. W. DAY D. D. S.
Permanently Located at Vinita I. T.
Satistaction Guaranteed.
Ofiice in new Patton building back
of Drs. Fortner & Bagby. dec 8
rjiORTXEK & BAGBY
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
VINITA C. N.
Office in new Patton building np
stairs.
w
H. KORNEGAY
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
Office in Patton Bid's VINITA I. T.
Will practice in all the United States Courts
Ans'J ofthe Indian Territory.
TAMES S. DAVENPORT
J DAVID A. FRAYSER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Raymond Bld'g. Vinita I. T.
Practice in United States and Cherokee Conrts.
T? M. SMITH 10-1
ATTORNEY AT LAW '
NOTARY PUI5LIC LOAN BROKER
Special attention (riven grren to trial of suits.
Always ready to answer your questions and
reply to your inquiries.
-Office In Opera Hold's. VINITA I. T
OHEPARD UKOVEJc WILSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAYV
Patton Building. Vinita I. T.
Men Htf
T7" S. STANFIELD
'attorney-at-law.
Will practice In all State and Fedtral Conrts
Criminal Practlca a Specialty
Hill Dulldlnpr Rooms 0 and S. Vinita I. T
TAR. C. D. MEREDITH
VETERINARY SURGEON
Permanently located at Vinita I.T.
Enquire at Blackwell's stables north
side Mala street
rR. T. T.
. v -tfiT rrs-.
Drop in the Line
lose
The
Vinita
Meat and
Grocery
Company
Is the Place
to spend your
Cash.
Time is short
and they are
Anxious to Sell
The amount of Flour we
1 1
are selling- is a coavmcing
fact that we carry two of
the best grades of flour
that comes to Vinita. This
flour is manufactured from
selected northern wheat
and cannot be excelled for
strength and purity.
High Patent per cwt 1.90
Straight " " 1.60
YoiTwill find in our
Coffee and Tea
Department
The very best grades to
be had and our prices
are as follows....
Java Blend per lb SOcts.
Our Special " 25 "
Our No. 2 Special per lb 20 "
Package Coffees " 25 "
These coffees are sold at other stores
from 25c to 35c per pound.
Our Teas are trood ones
and surely bargains prices
are 40 per cent less.
Moyunc Gunpowder perlb 60 cts.
Imperial " 35
Pan Fired Japan " w "
Tea Dust ' 0 "
Miscellaneous:
Granulated Sugar 18 lbs $1.00
Scotch Oats i pkga 25
Columbian Oats pkgs 25
Best Wooden Bucket 20
A Good Bucket 15
Sorghum per gallon 30
N O.Xo. 1 " co
Vinegar " 25
Our Pail Syrup moves at C5
Jelly any kind pcrpound 03
Corn i cans for 05
Tomatoes 2 cans for 15
Star Tobacco per pound 40
Horse Shoe Tobacco per pound . . .40
Battle Ax Tobacco .. .n
Tomato Catsup per pint 15
u half pint 10
Stop
Right
Here
Say
?
po you ever eat flap-
jacks for breakfast?
Well we have the
finest
Maple Syrup
That is produced This is not
the old "gag" Vermont. It is
dripped from the old sugar
trees of northern Indiana. It
is the genuine stuff and worth
$2.00 a gallon but we are mov-
ing it off at S1.60 per gallon
half gallon SO cents.
In the
Meat
Department
Is everything human
could wish for....
Dry Salt Bacon perlb 6 cts.
" " Bellies ' 8 "
Smoked Bacon " 7
English Breakfast " 10 "
K.C. Lard " 7 "
OurOtvnLard " m
3-lh Can K. C. Lard per can 20 "
5-lb " " " " ....ok
Don't Forget our
Chta Hs
-- -. -.
Come in and make
your selection and
we will lay them
away for you
The Vinita Meat
and Grocery Co.
A Prosperous
....Year With Us
as-
Notwithstanding- the general cry of hard times
throughout the land we are well pleased with the
treatment the public have shown us and instead
of grumbling at our lot as others do we are happy
to state that this has been the banner year of our
business career.
Why are we so well satisfied while others howl
about dull trade and hard times?
First We have the money to do business on:
Second We buy our goods right and from the
right markets.
Third and lastly we are willing and do sell our
goods at a smaller profit than any house in
the territory thereby doing a volume of bus-
iness far in excess of anything- we could hope
to do by asking war prices on what we sell.
Notwithstanding we have had a prosperous
year we have more goods all through our
house than we wish to invoice and in
order to move them quickly we have
marked them down FAR BELOW
THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
Novelty Dress Patterns.
$ 7.50 Pattern to close at $5.00
9.00 " " " 6.00
10.00 " " " 6.50
10 50 u f ' q rt
15.00 ' " 900
50 inch all wool habit cloth worth 75c to close at 50
45 inch Boucle worth 65c 40
Come Let us Show Them to You.
Handsome Cloaks and Jackets.
$ 5.00 Jackets to close at 3.50
S50 " " " ' R OK
-'" 0ijSJ
lfi 50 ' " i 11 7c
12.50 Cloaks " " " 8 25
1500 " k " 1050
16.50 " " " ' H.75
17.50 " " " 12.00
We have only a few of these garments left. They are all of
this season's make and are the very latest tyle and the highest
class of goods. Call early or you will miss the greatest cloak
bargain of the season."
Men's Boys and Children's Clothing.
Mens' Suits for $3.75 former price $ 6.00
" " " ) 00 II II 7 rA
JWj ............ .OH
" " " 5.50 " " 8.50
II l( ( li KT) If l -tn ry
1 ti (i 750 " " moo
One line Men's Suits 'that sold lor $13.50 81566" $15.50
and $18.00 to close at 9 00
Young Men's Suits $3.50 former price 5.00
" " " 5.00 " " 7.50
Children's 2-piecc Suits extra pr. pants $3.00 former price 4.00
ii .. .1 ii ii 400 " " 6 00
We do not promise you gold dollars for 50 cents
but will sell each and every item in this ad-
vertisement just as we say we will.
I
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We have just received a beautiful line of Holiday Goods in
Ladies' and Children's Furs MuSs Feather Bows Sofa Pillows
Head Rests Down Pillows Cushions etc. Our line of Ladies'
und Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs in silk linen and high class
embroidered goods Silk and Worsted Mufflers and many
other useful articles that will make a nice Christmas present.
Call and see us; we are offering extra good values all through
the house.
E. N. RATCLIFF MER. CO.
U
HOLIDAYS are
COMING..
Drug Store
Will be Santa Claus' Headquarters.
But you will Need Many Goods Before the
Holidays Arrive.
For Instance.
Watches
and
dm
1
You can save money by buying now.
AS HERETOFORE MY
..DKUG STOCK..
Is the most extensive in the Indian Ter-
ritory and I always employ a skilled
pharmacist to put up prescriptions.
A. W. FOREMAN Vinita Ind. Ter.
Dr. Foreman's
A good lamp complete 25 cts.
Others clear along up to $10.00.
Box Paper from the cheapest
grade to the finest linen.
Dolls Plush Cases and many ar-
ticles of such character now in
stock will be sold at about half
price of new stock and are per-
fectly good.
every
Style of
Jewelry
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