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Cherokee land treaty debate stirs Muskogee talks
Cherokee Nation citizens weigh the Muskogee agreement on land allotment and freedmen rights. Critics warn the plan undervalues high quality lands while overburdening honest allottees, urging voters to decide in a tight campaign.
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Tar Caierra
Tse Carertarx
Curtis
Supreme Court of the
United States
Cherokee Commission
Muskogee
D. M. Marrs
George Sanders
Wolf Coon
M.E. Milford
Mr. Coor
Cherokee Nation
Barron Carerram
Cherokkee
Grand River
Arkansas
Verdigris
Dry goods sale with wool dress goods and textiles
In the dry goods department, half wool dress goods sell for 6¢ per yard. 36 inch all wool French serge 21¢. 50 inch sacking flannel 45¢. calicoes 2¢. muslins 3 to 5¢. bleached muslins 4 to 7¢. flannels and linseys listed at low prices. cloaks and capes for ladies and children. trunks and valises discounted with metal covered trunk at $2 and a Beauty trunk at $3.00.
Clothing sale in Vinita cuts prices on suits and coats
Local store promotes deep discounts to clear unseasonable stock. Suits from 37.50 to 15, storm coats down to 3.95 or 4.05, Boucle Kersey Melton and Beaver cloth dress coats offered, remaining Mackintoshes to be cleared regardless of cost.
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Vinita
Boots and Shoes Price Blowout at Bargain Counter
Local retailer highlights a large stock of broken sizes and odd lots in boots and shoes. A bargain counter showcases choice goods sold at deep discounts including 100 pairs of men’s shoes, plow shoes, children’s school shoes, and ladies’ fine shoes, all priced well below former levels.
Cherokee land allotment conflict and court actions in Muskogee
The document critiques allotment cash vs land value disparities with named stakeholders Poorbear Mayes Rogers Co and Mesers Mayes Ross and cites a U S court term in Muskogee. It notes grand jury duties under Judge Springer, banking depositories for bankrupt estates, motions hearings, and a habeas corpus ruling on Cherokee law and Dawes treaty implications.
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Rogers
Mesers Mayes
Ross, Rogers & Co
Fulllood
Muusiday
United States Court
Wm. M Springer
Lee B. Stith
Cowskin Prairie
Gram
L. St. Simiths
M. Freee
Tom Mespadden
Pat Henry
W. T. Mayes
John Drake
Dart Prive
T. A. Armstrong
W. HU. HL. Scudder
D. Wirt
Tastor
Lew. Parrish
Das
Kmou
St. Limis
First National Bank
Muskogee
W. H. Curtis
Frank Connor
John G. Scrimsher
Mehlin
Exen
Springer
Roc
First National Bank of
Vinita
John Baker
Colonel Porter
Caney
Kansas
van. Clark
Tablequah
Congress
Dawes Commission
Atte
Claus
Wm. Clark
Coowie Barlington
Wm. Barker
Sylvester Childers
Port Leaverworth
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