The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 163, Ed. 1 Monday, April 9, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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STANDARD SQUARE INCH
TAILOR SYSTEM
Is tlui latest Improved untl most comploto
system In the wurlil. Cull mid See II ut
rooms 3 and 4 In tin: AluUlellan bulUUiiK-
KOSE V1CKEKS Mff'r.
Probabilities.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
Gen. Gordon tonight. !
Purest drugs ut Foreman's.
Gordon at. opera house.
Tender Juicy steak at Gus Nichols.
Flue watch repairing ao Foreman's.
Jolies Scott was in from I'avv Paw
-today.
New jewelry arrived at Foreman's
today.
John Tlioinason went to Centralia
today.
Tan key Smith was elected mayor of
Chelsea
Mrs. Garrett went to Chetopa this
niorni.ig..
l'.urch .Burnett is in from White
Oak today.
Odd Eellow emblems and charms at
'Foreman's.
Miss Nellie "Allen went to Welch
this morning.
Try homemade lard from Gus Nich
ols' market.
C W. bethel of the Muldrow Iieg-
ister is here.
Second hand farnliy carriage for sale
good as new.
Miss blanch Burnett of Sapulpa
is visiting in Vinita.
Foreman has about the prettiest
show window in town.
Mrs. W. J. Strange returned to
'Chelsea this morning.
W. J. iiurnett of Sapulpa is In at-
tendance at grand lodge.
Ask your grocer for Red Cross ball
blue.' Large 2 oz. package "c.
A mad dog was killed in the nortli
part of town this morning.
Dr. Louis bagby has secured office
rooms in the Raymond building.
Soaps fine perfumes and elegant
stationery ut People's druif store.
E. I). Iirigg arrived today to repre-
sent Wagoner In the grand lodge.
The J umbo store ordered a new
Springfield wagon from Chas. Hunt
today.
Ben J. Scoviie from Nowata is
mixing up with the three-link boys
thU week.
The north bound Katy passenger
due here at 11:55 was two hours late
yesterday.
M. C. Holderman and Miss Tear!
ilolderman returned to "Rustlers
ranch" loday.
When you go to buy bluing ask for
Red Cross ball blue. Large package
for a cents.
G. W. Thompson live stock agent
of the Frisco is here accompanied by
his daugter.
buy your roast w here you can get
the best. That's Gus Nichols at City
Meat Market.
J. A. Williams is here from Catoosa
today a w itness in a case before the
commissioner.
A ureal many citizens are enter-
taining Oild Fellows at their private
" homes this week.
Judge Gill left yesterday for Tah-
ien.ii.ili where lie will hold a term of :
Tinted Stales court.
The newest t hing in biaeelels is a i
tiny silver bell which you can tlnd at
August Si-hliecKet's.
Mr. and Mn. Mabray. of Wyandotte
visited in the city yesterday and left I
this moining for TuKa
An occasional dose of Prickly ash
bitteis keeps iht- system healthy
wards oir disease and maintains
strcnuili and energy. For sale by
Chapman & Iiriggs. dw
BALE 0X1 HUSDBED MILLIONS A TEAB.
np f?Tnv nx
THE WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Tlipy relieve Distress from Pyspcp-
fia Indigestion and Too Hearty Eat-
inp: 8- a perfect n-me.lT for Pizzi-n-s.
Nvwfft Prowiinesg Bad Taste
in th Month. CoatM Tongue Pain la
the Side. TOKPID LIVLU.
They Eegulate the Bowels.
They Cure Sick Headache.
A Single One Gives Eeliet
4m i l t("Mh K T PA f m bm
t. h V lv t r i r-
if f'M ' ! ft lHMcr.W fjri.Ol.
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having it. The people
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John Minshall Is letting the farm
take care of its self and Is mingling
with the Odd Fellows this week.
A practicing physician in Monticello
111. fomulated Dr. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin. Ask Peoples Drug Store dw
J. F. Robinson J. C. Gunter and
G. b. Franklin of Miami are among
the representativer at grand lodge.
Dr. Fortner and Dr. F. B. Fite
weut to Claremore this morning to
investigate the smallpox situation
there.
The northbound passenger was two
hours late today. The cause of Its
being behind for the past few days is
unknown.
Mr. Meadows drayman at Afton
was thrown from his wagon yesterday
in a runaway and his ankle bruised
considerable.
The hotels are tilling up rapidly
and a great many private homes have
already been tendered the visiting
Odd Fellows.
W. F. Granlee business manager of
the daily and weekly Express Chick-
asha is among the visiting Odd Fel-
lows this week.
D. T. Nlsbett of the daily aud
weekiy Ardmorite came in yesterday
from Ardmore to attend the grand
lodge I. O. O. F.
Among the distinguished visitors
in Vinita today is J. R. Harwell of
Nashville grand secretary and grand
scribe of Tennesee.
Sam T. Fra.ee nephew of Dr. M.
Fni.ee who was here during the
winter arrived from Kahoka Mo. this
morning aud may remain.
f I). L. Wood editor of the Wilbur-
ton Gazette is here attending the
k - 'r:illd 01'e of od(1 Fellow and was a
lilml C:iiit. I tir t lim iiifirnimr i
For good meals go to the new res-
taurant one door south of the opera
house now open for business. Mrs.
D. E. McCiure Proprietor. lw
Tne Ming furniture company sent
out a coffin for the seven year old
j daughter of Elma Creek southeast of
town. The child died from spasms.
A kidney remedy that can be de-
pended on will lie found in Ptickl?
Ah Hitlers It heals and strengthens I
Sold by Chapman & ltrigus. dw
The leading Indian Territory news
paper the Daily and Weekly Chief-
tain. -Wcenis a month for the Dally
and a dollar a year fnr the weekly.
Editor Stevens of the Western Odd
Kellnw Tnneka. Kan. arrived yester-
day ninriiit.g n attend giand lodge.
Mr. S.nith hadn't tnK-ed a meeting In
oeven veao.
W. W. Mariiti mid Mr. Mary Tart
arnvft last. wi--k 1rm California and
will make Viniia ilieir fijii! home.
TlK'V W f'her! nr rr- ..I.;..
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" REBEKAHSI
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Make Our Store Your
Headquarters.....
Talk with our
tell you the proper
a dress or not; she
shoe man he can show you the new things.
and furnishing. goods man he is up-to-date.
Our Methods and Our Reward.
As to the former we would remark that they are OURS only.
We buy and sell after our own plans and specifications. Imitation is
only a form of flattery and we never flatter. Atrain. we never bid
make the price and it always
are wise enough to know their friends and the amount
v
Rev. M. L. Butler left this morn-
ing for Oklahoma City where he
1 will deliver a missionary address
tonight.- He will be away about
one week.
The two colored men who have
been in jail several days charged with
burglarizing Ratcliff's clothing store
were relaased today by Commissioner
DonCarlos.
Miss Rebecca Campbell Miss Flat-
tie Gore Messrs Albert and Herbert
Campbell of Alluwee will arrive this
evening to attend the Gordon lecture.
A box party will tie given in their
hpnor.
W. H Edtuunson editor of the
Claremore Courier has the smallpox
and is wondering where in the world
he got it !is according to the Courier
there has been no smallpox in Clare-
more. W C. Wright leaves tonight for the
new town of Henry on the Frisco ex-
tension in the Creek country. He
may remain during the summer. The
Daily Chiefain will keep him in touch
with Vinita.
The Masons have kindly tendered
the Odd Fellows the use dT their hall
this week and the entire third floor
of the building is handsomely deco-
rated for the occasion of the grand
lodge meeting.
Habitual constipation Is the door
through which many nf the serious
ills of the body are adtnitted. The
occasional use of Prickly Ash Bitters
will remove ami cure this distressing
condition. Sold by Chapman &;
Iiriggs. ' dw
Hon. C. V. Rogers was in t.nwn
this morning. He has recently re
turned from a trip through New Mex-
ic and is favorably impressed with the
country as a stjck country. Artesian
we Is abound everywhere and water
therefore is no object.
Rev. W. T. King pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city was
elected ministerial commissioner to
the general assembly which meets at
St. Louis the 17th of next month
Dr. L. D. Strut her of Nowata was
elected as commissioner .from the
eldership.
"We don't w.mt. money bad." We
want it food ami we will giveyuii val-
ue received a is every . Iv it t ie of Dr..
U.i Id well's s rup pepsin no matter lie
it 10c .Vie or tl W i. as we guarantee it
fur ronstipm ion indigent hm sick
headache and stomach (roubles.
People's Drug Store. dw
Dim "I. he funny. It doe not p.iv. If
vou have a good thing tell it right out.
Don't use fale means fo unmet at-
tention. We say "right out'' and
mean it ton that Pr. Caid well's syrup
pepsin w ill cote every case nf stomach
trouble. D will stp any pain caused
by Indigent im.: it J.nnel. sick head
ache l'.V :HU'i"J the -;i u v. nf the
complaint and HbNymi tid;;t your
Milliner whether you want a hat or not. She will
styles. Talk with our dress floods ladv if vou buy Sr
may cive vou some new ideas. Talk with our tr
iroes: we don't nut down
one orice to all. As to our
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Vinita Ihd.
-QR. L. BAGBY
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Vinita. Ind. Ter.
W. FOREMAN
' Physician & Surgeo
Office in Patton Building
Vlalta. IT
Telephone 16
Residence fa
QHAS. W.DAY. D
D. 8.
DENTIST
Gold crown and bridge work
A Specialty.
Office over First Nat" BanK. VINITA. I T
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R. A. M. OLINKSOALE3.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
VINITA. t.
Office np stairs In Raymond bull Jlnjt. Re.
Jenoe between the two churches at the Dr.
rniee place.
PNea and other Rectal troubles i specialty.
H. KORNEQAY
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
Office In new Hnlsell Bld'g. VINITA I.T
Will practice In all the United Aatee Conrt
Anird orthe Indian Territory.
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Office
Does all Kinds oi
PriDflD:
Skillffilly.
Proniptly.
Cheaply.
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Talk with our clothing:
here arid nut un there hut !Sr
reward verilv we are !Sr
of trade we have tells a
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FOR KANSAS CITY
....ANDST. LOUIS
and all points in
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri.
THE
IRON MOUNTAIN
....ROUTE.... '
FOR FORT SMITH tlT . w
ROCK & HOT SPRINGS
and all points in Louisiana Ar-
kansas and Texas. Elegant day
coaches and Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Cars.
H C. TOWNSEND.
Gen Pus. Ic Tkt Agent. St. Lcis
STRAYED Olt STOLEX-Threo bead of
heifersI il:irli iirhiille. dehorned. Iirandeil
with I) on left slmuhler; one red wit li sim
white In Hank brand same and other r-d
and white spii'letl. same brand. Strayed
from John I'arUs farm on M ustanir ere(-k. I
will pay Sin for the return ol above ie-
crlbed entile. J. K IIkitkick. Vinita. I. T.
Go to-
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MILLER'S
To buy your l'ishin
Tackle.
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 163, Ed. 1 Monday, April 9, 1900, newspaper, April 9, 1900; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775612/m1/3/: accessed May 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.