The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 28, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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The ovcrDOwerimr delirrhrs
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$ Dutch Saucr Kraut are best ap
preciated by a select circle of
I highly trained epicures. Like
other nice things it should not be
grossly indulged in. Our Spring Garden
brand per gallon 30 cents.
New pickles per gallon 30 cents.
Send us your Thanksgiving order.
Telephone 21.
THE JUMBO STORE
Piano's Tuned.
I will be in Vlnila December 1st.
Save your pianos for me. Leave or
dcra with A. M. Brock. G. W.Sheets.
Notice.
Thursday Nov. 30th the post office
will be opened from 11 a. ni. to 1 p. m.
only. J. II.'Butleh P. M.
Writing up the Towns.
W. M. Holland of the Springfield
EepubllcaD epenl yesterday in Vini-
ta and went west thte morn
ing. He is writing up the towns in
the territory along the line of the
Frisco.
Bible Study.
Tonight at the Presbyterian parson-
age 8 to 9. Topic "Filled with the
Spirit and its Results." Object of
these studies Is to recognize the Holy
spirit as the interpreter of the scrip-
tures. - 2 Peter 1-19 21.
Wreck at Muskogee.
Two engine were wrecked in the
yards at Muskogee night before last.
The northbound passenger engine was
a brand new one this being her first
trip the other wa an old switch en-
gine. Frank Freeman of this city was
aboard the passenger and was given
a good shaking but no one was serious-1
ly injured.
Farmers Complain.
A great deal of complaint is heard
from the farmer? in the country with
reference to the depredations of hun-
ters. Fences are torn down wires
cut or broken and in some instances
destructive fires have been started.
This all comes from untlioughtfulness
more from any desire to disregard
the rights of others but should be
6topped.
Volcanic Eruptions
are grand but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's arnica salve cures
them also old running and fever
sores ulcers boils felons.corus warts
cuts bruises burns scalds chapped
hands chilblains. Best pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches. I
Only 2."c a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by A. W. Foreman's and People's
drug stores.
CATTLE INSPECTION.
If it's paint you want good
paint ftrictly pure tnde f It ad
zinc and linseed oil and the neces
sary color and dryer; just that and
nothing ele in it no adulteration
or chrHpMing material all this
guaranteed and fold subiVot to
a chemical analysis here it is.
lis the cheapest paint on the
market. IJont judge by the gallon
price but by the cost ol the job
complete which will always be
less than than when no-called
cheap paints are used because it
goes bo much farther and lasts
so much longer. Ask for "Horse
Shoe Brand" and take no other.
We give the guarantee and proof
ot purity; what more can you nek?
P. G. Browning
V-"" PHONE 30.
The Quarantine Pens Escaped by this
Means.
James C. Keely inspector for
the department of agriculture
stationed at Parsons went to Adair
this morning and inspected 3 cars
of the Jarboe & Jones cattle for-
merly owned by Henry Sears.
They were found free from ticks
and on certificate can go into the whil she converses
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states of Missouri and Kansas for ;
feeders during the months of Nov-
ember and December. A short
time ago they were inspected by
the same officer but as a consid
erable number of ticks still remain- ! rye bread that is like blackened cla
ed upon them they were tempora-1 ders' aad cabbase stalks in pickle that
... . j j n. ' . . ! contain about as much nutriment as
nly turned down. The scientists J a walking Btlck. Hungry aa the herds-
have demonstrated to the satisfac-1 woman may be on her return hom9
tion of most everybody that splen- i 6he must eat but sparingly of these
- . . . . ... j dainties for fear that they should
ic fever has its origin from th.s ' t0 an end before anoth(fr t8rip t
source. the valley can be made. These women
breakfast at 2 la
FIRST WEARERS OF BLOOMERS
Tbe Women of the Alps Lead a Hard
Life.
Long before the days of bloomers
women on the higher level of the Alps
wore trousers and no one thought any-
thing about It says the Kansas City
Times. The Alpine women wear the
bifurcated garment for utility and not
for beauty as one may judge if he or
she has ever seen one of these girls.
While she Is talking to you the Alpine
herdswoman Is quite apt to thrust out
an ungainly leg plant a heavy boot
on the neck of a goat and stand thus
With the ex
ception of the blacks who endure a
life of hunger In the heart of Africa
there is hardly any oae in the world
who fares so badly as the herdsmen
and herdswomen of Switzerland. Their
fare is meat that has been dried salt-
ed and turned Into unsavory leather;
Rock Creek Notes.
Foot Ball at Tulsa.
A combination of the best players
from the town team and W. II. C.
athletic association will go to Tulsa
on Thanksgiving day and play foot
ball with the eleven of that city.
The Yinita team is extra strong for
amateurs age and weight considered
and will probably show the Tulsa
boys as warm a time as did the base
ball boys last summer.
The Deck Tittle Case.
Deck Tittle plead guilty In Judge
Thomas' court at Wagoner yesterday
to selling liquor and was sentenced
to one year and two months in the
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth
and to pay a fine of 100 and the costs
of prosecution amounting In all to
170. Upon payment of the floe and;
costs tbe court suspended sentence!
until the next term of court.
A Thanksgiving Suggestion.
With the near approach of Thanks
giving tbe provision markets of the
city are displaying good things to eat.
The butcher shops especially are full
of everything in their line and wild
game is plentiful and cheap. Those
among us who are able to afT.rd the
good things of life should substantial-
ly remember those who are not so
fortunate that they may also letnrm-
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Two much ruin 'to plow.
Wm. Austin and family have moved
to Miami.
We are glad to sec the sunshine
once more.
Sam Hunt has rented the Gov.
Belew farm.
Jim Lcnant is feeding a car of steeis
for the market.
Miss Cora Barr of Big Cabin visit-
ed with friends last Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Howie was visiting her
daughter Mrs. S. W. Dale last week.
This is quite a haying country. You
can see three bailers at work in sight
of each other.
Frank Glenu is very low with con-
sumption much to the regret of his
many friends.
Don't forget to return thanks and
go to Adair at night the broom brig
ade will be there.
F. W. Propp and wife visited in
Adair Sunday with her brother J. R.
Archer who is sick.
w nere is mat money that was
made at the ice cream supper last
summer to Ox up the Grove Point
school house? It needs repairing bad
and the money was for that purpose
Thad Ogden and family have moved
back to the place they left two years
ago. He thought Missouri was the
best place but has decided that the
territory was good enough for him.
We welcome them back.
at 2 la the morning and
then answer in response to the cattle
lowing at the door of the chalet beg-
ging to be attended to and driven up
to some favorite Alp. They eat again
some twelve or fourteen hours later
when the weary tramp back to the
chalet is about to begin. Between
times with sickles they reap the long
coarse Alpine grasses which are to
serve as food for the cattle during the
winter. The grass Is bound luto bun-
dles as large as the women them-
selves and carried on their backs down
to the homesteads. The winter fire-
wood is brought the same way. The
chalet the home of one of these wom-
en is the most picturesue of any peas-
ant's dwelling place but Inside it is
not desirable. It is usually perched on
the crags of the Oberland and is dark
for the windows are constructed not
I so much to admit light as to keep ouc
the heavy snow3 of the winter. In one
corner Is a low broad platform with
sacks of hay and a couple of blankets
upon It The les3 luxurious dispense
with the blankets and the herdswoman
usually goes to rest In the same attire
she wore during the day.
BIGGEST GAME CLUB.
In nicked Jlnekogee.
A shooting or knock-down affair
occurred in the colored gambling
house half a block east of the city
nan iasi nigni a.nput o:ou over a
game. One colored tnan knocked
another colored Individual down
and then ran. He made good
speed for he was too fleet for the
bullets that came after him. The
scrap occurred just about the lime
people were going to chnrch and
the man who did the shooting ex-
cited several quiet church goers.
Muskogee Phoenix.
THE "KATY" FLYER-
Has through sleeping cr
via the H uston & Texas Cen. II. R.
St. L' His to IuS.as
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arid Ga; tcstoo.
Sportsmen to "Preserve" 30000 Square
Mllee of Territory.
Sportsmen's clubs have become com-
mon enough with rich men who delight
in bagging game and many of them
have been organized upon a grand
scale but all become Insignificant be-
side the proposed St. John club which
will preserve 30000 square mllea of
Canadian territory. Of course this
will have to be fenced in and the cost
of this fence will be 11250000 which
gives an Idea of the magnitude of the
undertaking. Tie organizers of this
club and most of the members are
Americans although there will be a
few prominent Canadians and English-
men. The membership will number
many thousands which Is possible be-
cause of tbe resources of the great ter-
ritory. The' initiation fee has been
placed at ?300 although this will likely
be increased.
Already more than 140.000 has been
expended In securing the fishing waters
of Lake St John and tributaries. All
the rivers flowing In from tbe north
and weat sme of which are two hun-
dred and three hundred miles long and
all the water connected with them
are Included. Arrangements are also
being made with the Quebec govern-
ment for securing two Immense tracts
for game parks each having l.OoO
aquar miles. They will be fenced in
with wire netting. Ia adiition to
moose deer. tk and caribou it is pro-
pnnidl to stock these parks with the
l-t fjwy-iea cf for! en inm and binU
frr-rr. 1 t-v.'rg t.r c . n.at'.c
condition.
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Whatever you fancy in the hardware line
is here if its good. You might look until
your eyes grow dim but you wont find a line
of hardware stoves and tinware equal to that
carried by us. Our goods are the best made
' by the lead-
W. W. MILLER I!;;
uur pri c e s
are the lowest ever made on goods of a like
quality. We do not advertise one article be-
low cost to get you into our store in order to
rob you on the price of another. Como in
and let us show you through our stock.
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Now If It Is
Or If It Is
Furniture!
You Want
You Need
you can't find a better place to supply your wants than here.
New chairs sofas beds book cases bed room sets etc. In fact
anything you can call for and at a reasonable prices too. Those
new pictures are beauties. Don't fail to see them.
E. M. fling Furniture Company.
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Christmas
Presents
Before buying call and sec my line of Jewelry
Novelties Watches Fancy Clocks Etc. at
and Silver
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Fine and complicated wan h repairlnza specialty
Motto-.Not the ehmptstbut the BKs-T wura at all times.
ear I'ost Office
A-tigust Schliecker
Jeweler ar.d Optician.
NEW LUMBER YARD.
iiaN account of tbe partial destruction of our
frtock of lumber by tbe recent lire and the
delay in adjustment of loss we have deckl-
ed to close out everything now on band and put
l.i a new 8tf:k. We will build new sheds and
odlce building and a stock of lumber never
equaled in Vinita. In our present stock there H
considerable first class lumber slightly charred
which will be sold much liclow original cost.
WILBURTON LUMBER CO
MILLIONAIRE CAN
GOODS
New Lin.
Home-made Cherry and Strawberry preserves'
Apple Butter etc'. A new line ot Cakes for
Teas and;Lunchcons cn hand. Try them.
J fi. PULk'S
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 28, 1899, newspaper, November 28, 1899; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775473/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.