The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1902 Page: 3 of 4
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Fresh Garden and Field Seeds in bulk at Darrough Hardware Co. opposite Postoffice
.SELLS BY THE POUND
Cherry
U Strawberry
i Apricot
Preserves
i
I Just like your grand mother
used to make. Also a line
t of pickles that are the best
ever brought to the city.
...F. P. Nessel.
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I More farm to rent. See J. II. Tittle.
I I For Kent Furnished rooms. lucjulreMrs.
f J. J. Spencer. 116
j - For Hunt -Kellues No. 4U N. Hecond 8t
i't Ylott. Apply to L. ti. Koblosoo lilt Cub-
V In I. T.
! Lad let! I wake bid wares and want all
t to have the ame opportunity. The work la
very pleasant and will eaally pay $18 weU-
iy. This Is no deception. 1 wart no money
ttud will glad! V tcud particulars tn Unend-
ing stamp. MKS. 11. . VVlUUINS Ho-
tou Harbor. Mich. 1M
For Bale Four houses and lots and iter-
tral vacant lots at reasonable price. teu
M. Fraiee. 111-tf
I i For rile--3)0 4-year old steers; iO 3 and 4
I years old iMO coral tnf two's. 12" coming
I tiireeV Ot)ides a lot of cow a-i'l yearling.
i heifers. 1(1 caws 17 teers. 11 bifr cal ve t.
I I steer ralvo. 1 Uurhtn bull IKK) shock
j f' uMer. 60 tons good hay.
i Also four farms lo rent. See T. B Webb
f lit Webb Livery bsrn. if
I Cattle lUnclies In tho southwest. New
JtUxleo. west Texas Arizona and Mexico
I If lutereitod. write fenro .t Murphey fcl
I'aso. I en as. llefur to Dun and state na
1 tionsl Hank. . dwtf
i
r ! Alfalfa and fruit ranches hi the sunny
I fouthwest both small and largo place. If
I Interested wr Ih t'eni'H & Murphey Kl
I'aso. lexas Itefer to luo and Male Na-
tonal Hank. Uwlf
t (blockers and Kecders UimjU iuhmii he cat-
s. k( always on hami. If Interested write
iii'ci Murphy. I'A Paso Texas. ttvfor to
pun and and ntate National Hank.
sale ' rthur
d!42-SU
T Plymouth Uock egns for
Ciiameerlui
t f P f HufHagton Tribe No.
I KJ. IV. iU. it. U. K. M .hold
Omoell Fire at I. O O. F. hah new ilalsell
block south welt corner II Inolsavenunaud
w Us 'O street. II uoting Krounds of Vlntta.
erf Saturday's hlmu. 1 SO. All chiefs
or lUlly Invltod (I E itidenbour Hacbem.
U. Moudler. C. of K.
1.1. R Time Table
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Saint Louis and
Sao Prancisco
Railroad.
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Loca.1 Savings.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.-
R. L. BAG BY
PHYSICIAN and SURfiEON.
fllce in New Ratcliff Building. Tcle-
ione ioi. ViniU Inl Ter
tIKSi . n.WKN'PORT.
V ATTORNEY AT LAW I
kdis 9 ami io. New liaison BuiKIing i
VINITA. I. T
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Hank BuiMinK Claremore. I. T
tT7 II. KOKNEGAY
V ATTORNEY AT LAW'
h-1 Notary Tublic. Office in new Hal;
i 1 builJinK Yinita I. T. Will practice
all the United btatcs courts of tne I. T.
II' ! " 1 111 '"
HAS. W. DAY D. D. S.
lf ZZ Hi) E NT I ST.
Cll.I Crown and Bridge Work a Special-
5$ Office over First National Bank
If VINITA I. T.
OR. WIMER.
i le only Exclusive Eye Ear and Nose
I j Specialist in the Indian Territory
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r trin
S tAII
?ei treated and glasses properly fitted
t Hice at Unig btore
DRS. flYERSflHD flYERS
S OSTEOPATHS
' rest ontn acut" and chronic
I fiifpaapR ucrfu!ly chronic
: kud ipmale di"pae9 a Fpecially
t : E3M0ATI0N SOLICITED
r 1 'i!t itiM- Mi nxumlnat ion Free
c . vtr Vi.M.n Cafe. Ytnlta.
f
oley's Kidney Cure (
Plant tree9 nw.
Keel oats at Ualeotices.
riant booie sliarie treei.
Country name at Cowan's.
Blue grass seed at Ed Lee's.
The peach buds are all right yet.
Bulk teeds a epecialty at Cowans.
S. II. Ilice was up from Adair today.
Go to the Raiubo tore for millinery
The Culpepper meetings cootlnue.
Go to the Kauibo Store for bargains.
From the 22J to the 29th at Balen-
tin's. d3G-w2'J
Go to the Itauibo 6tore for fine
hosiery.
Country meat always on hand at
(Jowan'9.
Take your fecond hand goods to
Swain's.
Old Glory flour a fresh car at
Cowan's.
G i to the Rambo store for em-
broideries. Joe L. Thompson is in froiu Peosa-
cola today.
Gn to the Rambo etore for lUtten-
berg patterns.
Up to date engraving 5c for each
initial at Hose's.
Swain will buy your second hand
goods. Try him.
Special bargains In jewelry and
watches at Il se's. If
Senator W. T. Davis Is here from
Delaware district.
Keuietuoer Cowan buys everything
a fanner bas to bell.
Miss Liliie Burns returned from a
visit io Afbtm ycsleiday.
Ivputy James Wilkersoti went to
Musk; gt-e this murniug.
Nurthcrn grown onion set lted
Wtther-deld at Baleotlne'i.
Dr. Oliver Iiagty was called to
White Oak to Bee a patteut today.
Northern grown garden heeds bntb
in hulk and package at Baleutine's.
Go in the Hambo store and if you
don't cee wbatyou want ask for it.
Dr. Feaxell Surffeoa Dentist
Offtoe la Kaymond building 3otf
Eyes te. ted free and glasses proper-
ly fitted very reasonable at Kobe's tf
Fjruiture varnislief carpets laid
mattresses madd over at B. Grallun-
deis. Paul Hi gers.brutber ofCuloneillogers
uear i'rt Gib-ou died Tuesday tf
this week.
5(X) acre river bottom farm Im-
proved. Trade city property or caidi
Call 4CUeaity. 109-tf
Bidwctt-Satiders Mercantile Co.-will
have a idg ilk hale l'i connection with
thiir (icning.
Bicycles! Bicycle repairing any
kin i of repalrl. g done at Young Si
Perry'. Tel. 174.
Take the "Cbuctaw Route" to the
Cuiifederate reunion Dallas Texas
in April. Excuroio-i rates.
If you desire anything In the way
of btii uiuic you bould hes the
stuck at tne iiosl ufflce book store.
Clerk Chandler has Issued a mar-
rug nce;i-e to Fred S. Albin and
L.iia Matile Ixitn of Lign Ark.
The democratic machi ne has rented
the old Choi in Us i ier's office in the
Hill t'uiidnu' and opened campaign
headquar'crs.
Mi- Lula CtHiper will put In a stock
of millinery at Adair next week. She
ha a great many friends at that
place who will be pleaded that she
will return.
Couldn't he!p getting a cold never
cures it; but carrying home a b dlle of
BalUrd's llorebound Syrup and using
It as dirccied will cure the wort
kind of couugh cr cuid. Trice 23 and
50o at People's drug "tore. dw
Deputy James Wilkernjo since bis
lntalmeot as ofllce deputy has In-
sisicd on cleanlttif'S around the
court house. The fl tors that were
formerly crusted with filth are be-
ginning to assume under repeated
fcrubbirg the appearance of a quar-
ter deck.
Horseless carriages fuelled en-
gines and the wireless telegraph are
the greatest Innovations. Dr. Cald-
well's Sjr-jp Pepsin is n-xt and cures
constipation indigestion sick head-
ache and tomarb troubles. Sold by
People's Drug htore. dw
Pneumonia Followi a Cold
but nev-r the uc cf Foley's
Hcncy aoi Tar. It stops the
cough heals and strengthens the
the lungs and ailnriis rerrect se-
curity from -iieun.mid. nnu-c
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WE ARE SHOWING flANY
NOVELTIES FOR EASTER.
New belts in leather all colors including Suedes; the newest shapes
in velvet and peau de soie belts from 25 cents to 1.00 each.
Ladies' purses and chatelaines the largest handsomest and most com-
plete line ever shown in Vinita.
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
A pretty new line of ladies' neckwear in the new shapes made of silk
and fine mulls at from 50 cents to $1.00 each.
NEW HOSIERY. .
. Hosiery in new spring patterns in lace and open work. The colors
are prettier this evening than ever before. We have a beautiful line of
the black and white combinations.
MERCANTILE COMPANY
RAT
Don't get excited the town is al-
right and will be here after the elec-
tion. We will engrave free of charge a'l
jewelry bought at Rome's in Raymond
building. tf
For upholstering and furniture re-
pairing go to B Graffunder back o
Hill building.
Foley's Kdiney Cure makes the
kidneys an I bladder right. Contains
nothing injurous.
Judk'e Henry Lowery of Canidian
district and member i f the Cherokee
henate did yesterday.
Nice well shaped two year old soft
maples five to reveu feet at the VI-
n l la nursery ten cents each.
Cnaa T. Moore and D W. C. Dun-
can returned from Muskogee yester-
day wbete they had been to atiend
the trial f the Daw-on case before
the Da wes cnmmissiou.
Mayor FleMing LewN of South
Mi-Alester has returned from Wash-
ington where be his rwen working
for the pa-sage of the M on bill. He
hays "work" Is ail that i necessary to
secure lis passage.
The Fraternal Aid will meet at
I. O.O F hill tomorro at 4 o'clock
p. m. The various cnmtulitees on
banquet are urged to be present.
Twenty-five new applications for
raeiuberhlp to be voted on.
The ci l y flection at McAlester has
been enlivened by a father and con
entering the list against each other.
Wiu. Ansley and hi son Henry are
both avowed candidates for mayor
and are preparing for a strenuous
tilt against eicu other.
St. John's Church Services In this
church next Sunday th Sunday
next before EssUr a follows: Holy
Corumuoion at 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school at 10 a. m. morning prayer
and herruoti at 11 a. m. N -venlng
service next Sunday. All wiil be
welcome at the service of this church.
Foley's Honey and Tar.
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchia
troubles.
Cures pneumonia and la grippe.
For sale at Feople'n Druk Store dw
rNff C l'.ar.1ed. Yard Wurke i
I Jl Jlj"j and cm ditiuned. Pup-
r ies raied and prepared
f.ir field tu. AH diseases of the
dog treated. My mane and distem-
per cure are the best and n:y conli-
tl..n p!'? aid wi-rm medicine rsper
f ill. Y' ' j'" f'T s 1(s
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fiTivpn Rir.nv PrM T. O. Hall. V-Pres. W. P. PHILLIPS. Cashier.
0 W. L. CHAPMAN Assistant Cashier
First National Bank
VINITA INDIAN TERRITORY.
LAPnALtiooooo. s!cJki
Oldest and Strongest National Bank in the Cherokee Nation. J
t - DIRECTORS.
0 OLIVER BAGBY. B.F.FOR1NER E.B.FRAYSER A. L. CHUCH1LL E.N.
MA TCUFF A. GRAHAM . O. HALL G. IV. CLARK W. E. HALSELL. (
Does a Safe General. Banking Business.
HighGrade
Furniture
of all kinds.
A new line of baby buggies und go-carts.
A full !ine of window shades.
We sell the New Home sewing machine.
N. L. ESTLIN & CO.
Ttlron l6S
Residence 141
Succer to MINQ Ft RNITLRB CO.
Embalming a Specially
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OLOCCCS
The flight of tims v most conveniently recordeil inaJhome bja
good clock. I have them ia all sizes and many styles.
Good Nicklc Alarm Clocks only 98c J
Eight-day Clock Strike and Alarm $3.50
Handsome Porcelain Clocks eight-day $850
When yoi want a clock or anjthing'n thejewelery l:ne call
and see what I have.
Fine and complicated watch rer-airin? a specialty.
Motto Not the cheapest but the BF.ST work at aljlimfc.
26 S. Wilson St.
August Schliecker
Jeweler and Optician
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1902, newspaper, March 21, 1902; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc774744/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.