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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
2
The ladies of Vinita and vicinity are offered a complete stock of dress goods and trimmings for the season. A regular 85 cent quality 36 inch Henrietta broadcloth is priced around 25 cents a yard, with all colors plain and figured available.
The ad boasts the largest stock of staple dry goods in the Indian Territory. It offers ill-wool twisted red flannel at 15 cents per yard, with comparable quality others at 26 cents. It highlights eating flannels priced at 64 7 84 and 10 cents per yard, claiming better quality and lower prices than competitors.
The department advertises ladies and children's footwear with confidence in quality and a strong guarantee. It highlights a bargain counter with shoes valued between 2 and 2.60 dollars, and school shoes in all sizes for 75 cents. The text stresses value and wear from a dollar fifty to one dollar sixty pricing.
A dramatic clothing room sale lists men s business suits priced from 75 cents to 1 60 with bulk lots, pants from 25 to 2 00, shoes and wood s goods, boots and jackets unusually cheap, plus youth and boy s long pant suits and hats at 1 50 in the window.
The item covers Cherokee commission actions in Vinita and Muskogee, delayed inspector reports, Dawes enrollment, and political commentary. It notes Galveston relief efforts, Roosevelt and imperialism critique, and Dawes Commission logistics with dates for Vinita and other towns.
A puzzling, fragmentary notice describes a frightful blunder triggering fear of cyber health harms. It mentions Bucklow and Arica dalve the bowl to the world with references to fever sores ulcers and various ailments amid unclear context.
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