The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 192, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 13, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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JUSTMRIVED
Over M. K. & I. ' '
Table Peaches per can I Oc
California Dried Fruit 8c uu
Hominy Grits per pound 2c
Western's Roasted Coffee per lb I Oc
We want your trade. Prices talk.
Bran Chop Corn and Hay.
Chilson & Chilson
"Phone 27.
Probabilities.
Cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Ice ice.
Saw Ridenhour.
See Browning's fine screen doors.
Buy your screen doors of Browning.
Eest line of screen doors at Brown-
ing's. John West bread at Yinita meat
Btore.
Mrs. Dr. Mitchell came in from
Fairland this morning.
Buy your country cured hams from
J. 0. Gray.
Edgar Smith went to Wagoner this
morning.
Just received acarjof Deering twine
at Vlnita Plow Co.
Mr. Haas of Neosho was In our
city today.
Hand made team harness $25 com-
plete. Lee Barrett.
Mrs. n. C. Cook leaves Monday for
Nevada Mo.
Summer lap robes fly nets and dus-
ters at Lea Barrett's.
Mr. and Mrs.' W. J. Wade are ex-
pected up from McAlester tomorrow.
Four boxes of strawberries for 25c
at Cobb & McGlasson's.
Buy your drugs at Green's he can
save you money.
Those lap robes at Lee Barren's are
beauties. Go aad see them.
Take your prescriptions to Green's
firntp store where vou cet iiotbinc but
pure drugs.
Aren't you hungry for some of those
good country hams Gray is selling.-'
Remember A. J. Green carries a full
line of drugs and will treat you right;
call and see h'uu.t
First class shoemaker with all
kinds of repairing done. Lee Barrett
H. C. Miller nude a business trip to
Adair last evening returning on the
late train last uight.
To have beautiful clear white
- clothes use Red Cross ball blue. ni6
Tlie ladies of the Baptist Aid society
will meet with Mrs. H. C Cook Mon-
day at 2 o'clock.
Lee Barrett has some of the pretti-
est summer larj robes ever broucht to
Vinita.
Yinita Masonic lodge meets this
pvpnii.u for work in the Master's de
gree.
Tired of steak? Weil try one of
my country cured hams for a change.
J. C. Gray.
Wm. Yehmeren goes to Coffeyvilie
tomorrow to accompany his family
back to Vinita.
Ice cold soda pop gincer ale and all
iced drinks; also fine line cigars at
Charley Newman's.
W. C. Chamberlin and wife are the
parents of a very nice girl baby born
last night. .
J. T. Ilukill of Afton was in town
todav on business. Drivinc over he
found the roads in pretty bad shape.
Ice wagon goes hereafter. Leave
orders at Foreman's Pharmacy; tele
phone lt.ASani Ridenuour.
The boys went out to the fair
grounds this afternoon to play a game
ox baseball.
X you would have your clothes that
delicate clear white so desirable use
Red Cross ball blue. - may 8
I hare moved my office to rooms In
the Patton buildinir. over Burns
Racked and will be pleased to meet
all my patients there.Dr.C. R. Griffith.
Burns' Racket wants chicken eggs
and butter and will pay alt kinds of
prices for them. See him about it.
If you have any furniture that
needs upholstering or mended you
will save money b sceinir me this
week. E. M.Aiing Furniture Co.
Attorney J. D. Cox came up from
Claremore yesterday evening and went
to Wagonerthis morning.
Miss Martin who has been visiting
with Miss Grace Butler left for her
home at Muskogee this morning.
Judge BufDngton and family and
MissSenora Gray left on the early
morning train for a visit with friends
and relatives at Tahlequah.
Mr. Milford is coine to Kansas City
tonight to see his mother and sister
who are sick. His daughter Lucile
will accompany him.
E. M. Mine is putting electric bell
wires into his new house as he builds
it which is much better than break
ing the plaster hereafter.
The Masonic Chanter had work
the Most Excellent deeree last nicht
A special communication win De neia
next Friday.
The Odd Fellows since the institu
tion of the encampment find itneces
sarv to build a room for their extra
naraDhernalia. Must be a hot uuni
ber. ' .
The feasibility of starting a fund
for the building of bridges over some
of the streams contiguous to town by
subscription is being very favorably
spokeu of.
Work of an Expert.
Ah expert seems to have been at
work on the show window in the
clothiuir department at Badgett's
which is displayed a very handsome
assortment of neckties very prettily
arranged.
SHORT CHAPTER ON DOGS.
What a Great Dane is Not Edwin
Gould's Dogs.
May Locate.
A. F. Barr of Hannibal Mo. was
in our city today. Mr. Barr is a hard
ware merchant and is looking for a
location. Finding Vinita a much
larger town than he expected be may
decide to locate here.
Tom Howie Not Dead.
It was reported early this morning
that Tom Howie was dead but before
the sun had reached the zenith the
iDVincible Thomas was on the streets
vorv much alive. To die will be the
last thing Tom Howie will do.
Light Agent.
B B. Barr traveling - representa-
tive for the Standard Light Co. of
Kansas City has appointed C. K.
Hyatt tbe electrician agent for the
Cherokee nation. Mr. Hyatt is well
qualified for the business and will no
doubt have a big sale on his lamps.
Killed by Accident.
Simon Meigs a colored man living
on Big creek was killed a few days
since by his nephew it is claimed by
accideut. The particulars as far as
learned were about like this: Meigs
in fun threw his Winchester down on
the nephew and asked for some to-
hacro. and turning his eyes away the
latter threw up his gun which acci-
dentally went off.
Summer Vacations.
School at the Orphan asylum closed
yesterday and the teachers have gone
on their vacation. Robt. L. Mitchell
nrincinal. Misses Cherrie Edmonson
f - -1 -
Rixie Mayes and Dora ard came up
on this nioroioe's passenger. Miss
Mayes goes to Grove and Misses Ed-
mondson and Ward go to MaysTiLe
Ark. Mr. Mitchell will spend the
summer at home.
Confederate Veteraas.
The members of Camp McGee Con-
federate Veterans will meet at the
mayor's office in Yinita atone o'clock
May 2i for the purpose or elect
im? officers to serve the ensuing year
All old Confederates. are invited to
come anu en run uieir.iiBiirea. uj uj-
der of J. M. Bell Commander.
W. G. Nelms Adjutant.
A dissolution of partnership is
probable; Edgar Smith don't feel like
continuing business relations with
anvone who knows no wore about
dogs than to declare a Great Dane to
be in reality a Russian bloodhound.
He states the Great Dane to be a Ger
man mastiff; further that Bismarck
owned the finest dogs of this breed in
the vorld and incidentally that his
own dog is a close kinsman to those of
the "Iron Chancellor." And by the
way Mr. Smith's dog by reason of
size and affected ferocity threatens
to drive ail the ueiirbbors off the block
though in reality it would iiot harm a
kitten.
An idea of the Great Dane and the
interest shown in their breeding may
he fathered from an incident or tne
latest. Louis bench (or dog) show.
Heretofore the sire of Wm. Howell's
dog owned at Kansas City has taken
all premiums. But last year Edwin
Gould who is a great dog fancier sent
to Europe for a Great Dane paying
$10000 for him and with this animal
took the premium over the Kansas
City dog. Young Gould came on to
St. Louis with his dogs and their
keepers a week before the show open-
ed and went to as much trouble and
pains as Lorillard does with hisstable
of racers or as George Gould does with
his racing yacht.
FRISCO RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Hake a Brief Stop and are Called
Upon by a Reporter.
President D. B. Robinson of the Fris-
co went east last evening in a special.
The gentleman was accompanied by
A.J.Davidson general superintend-
ent C. R. Gray division superintend-
ent F. M. Bisbee chief engineer and
Mr. McCool. They have been out on
a tour of inspection for nearly a week
going as far west as Elsworth Kans.
thence down into Oklahoma. Last
night was spent at Monett and today
the party is at Columbus Kansas. A
nn; of last evenine's Daily Chieftain
with the write-up of the meeting held
to consider the right-of-way park was
shown the gentlemen. Their remarks
shewed clearly that the subject had
been discussed as they were fully con-
versant with the proposition. While
President Robinson was non-commit-al.
the chief engineer Mr. Bisbee"
frankly said it was a capital idea and
ought to be put into effect.
Tomorrow's Services.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodst church tomorrow morning
pastor being absent at Claremore but
will return in time for the evening
service.
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GOWNS...
Materials for Com
mencement Gowns.
The most varied collection of special
fabrics for this occasion is now in read-
iness and the prices are the lowest we
have ever quoted on like materials.
They begin as low as 7 cents per yard
and go as high as $1.00 per yard. Sheer
Linon de Inde Sheer French Organ-
dies Sheer French Bastiste Sheer
Dotted Swisses Sheer Peisian Lawns.
We have the above fabrics in all styles
and colors' plain and figured. Also a
beautiful line of Fans Kid Gloves and
pretty Low Shoes for the occasion.
Ratcliff fler. Co
r
Old Gold or Silver as
Good as Cash....
If you have an old gold pin chain or ring or a
broken and worn out silver watch case you can ex-
change it for soumthing new or get cash for it at
The Bee Jewelry Store
AUGUST SCHL1ECKER
Near Postoffice. Jeweler ana upucmr
OLIVER BAQBY Ptts.
. 0. HALL Vict Prtt.
W. P. PHILLIPS C3ir
Surplus $18000.
Capital $100000.
First National Bank.
ST. JOHX'S EPISCOPAL CHVRCH.
First Sunday after the Ascension.
Morning and evening prayer and
sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 4 p. m.
All are welcome and seats free.
T. Lloyd Rector.
rUESUYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to attend all these services.
W. T. Kixo Pastor.
Tbe Afton Advance and Enter-
prise have been merged into one
publication under the somewhat
loud-sounding and perhaps sig-
nificent name of The Alton Rough
Riders. The name is associated
with the charges of these fighters
at San Juan Hill and El Caney
and with the "promp and circum-
stance of glorious war" but as
town builders and teachers of tbe
great arts of peace it may be a dif-
ferent matter.
DIRECTORS:
Oliver Bagby
B. F. Fortner
E. B. Frayser
E. N. Ratcliff
M. E. Milford
W. H. Kornegay
W. A. Graham
J. O. Hall
W. E. Halsell
G. W. Clark.
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Docs a 5af General Baohinv
Business.
Was the first National BaoK
Chartered in tb CberoKe
Nation anl is tbe Gibral-
tar &rnoQ tb Banks of
"Tpe Indian Te-rtorv.
Vinita Liyeru S Boarding
....Stable.
First-class turnouts. Special attention to tran
sient and regular feeders. Rates to traveling men.
Barn opposite w estern noiei. x airunage nuntiwu
Telephone No. 11.
JNO-W-BYBAMgr.
WANT DEPARTMENT.
iryouwsnttoouy. sell or exclunpe any-
thing hire help rent property secure a
situation or get married lose or find any-
thing you can profitable use this column.
Price: 44 tent a line for each insertion bo
transaction for less than 10 cento.
For Sale Good buggy harness and
horse. Apply at G reen's drug store.
For sale a five room house good lot
and plenty of shade tree. Enquire
here.
Good horse 8 years old phaeton and
harness for sale 175. Enquire here.
For sale a lot 150 by 300 feet with
7 room house good barn moke house
and other buildings and good fenced
garden. A bargain for some one
wanting property in ViniU. Price
1200 cash. '
The young man loves the young lady that's his business.
The young lady lores the young man that's her business.
Pretty soon they'll need furniture tliat's my Dtismcss.
I have all the latest
and up-to-date
Furniture
with prices to suit the buyer. Come and see me.
E. M. MING FURNITURE COMP'Y
L. C. Couch's1 Livery Stable
IT.. Tracks ' " ' t"
5 VrZ7f First-CIasa Turnouts at Reasonable Rates.
r hi Riuntrd hvtha Week o
Horses Boarded by the Week or month
Tdeptniic ISo.6. Hewssta Caiwsettaa.
Indian Chi?ffaiR LQ0
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