Our Brother In Red from Muskogee, Oklahoma • Page 5

MAT so in Riven and special contract made at discount. Entered in the Post Office at Muskogee, second claes matter. Missoiiii Pacific Time TaWe. Arrtee. GOING SOUTH.

TRAIN NO. a. m. 1. v.

m. I 3. ATXtT'6. 5:86 a. m.

7:15 p. in. GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO. Depart.

on. 9:25 p. tn. Depait. .4 6dfS .2 1-M p.

m. i eSTJVOXC LEAVE MU8KOGKK FOR Tahleqnah, Tort Webbers Falls 10-89 a.tiL. Hours. On week days (from 7 a.m to 9:80 p. m.

On-Sundays from 8 to 9:90 a.m.; 4 to 4 p.m. Mall for train No. 2 close at 8.46 p.m.; mail 4 closeat 8 p. in. Money order and register business open from 7 a.

m. to 6 p.m. 9 LGCALS. and The Arkansas iRiver is very high is still iaing. Rev.

W. Atkins was in Muskogee last Saturday. The cold wave early in the week was quite unexpected. Mrs. Sue M.

Sogers returned from Fort Smith Wednesday. Mr. W. A. Ledbetter, of spent Tuesday in our city.

Several members of G. A. R. will celebrate in Fort Gibson today. Several of our citizens attended the bridge celebration at Fort Smith.

Mr. Charles Woodward and Mrs. M. M. Harvey were married last week.

Mrs. Anna Grayson attended the musical contest at Harrail Thursday night. Mr. O. D.

Weldon, editor of the Fort Smith Elevator, was in the city this weekvj Mrs. E. W. Brodie, of At 1B visiting her brother, Mr. W.

N. Mi Sims, the baker passed through town Monday and rested a while in our office. Mr. Sam Grayson and his little sop, Claud, visited Harrell Institute last Stin- Gun Iy.ey-.-of Tahleqiah Collins Imrtltvl exercises of are as follows: Annual -tiermon, Sonday 6 p. m.

by G. W. iKy. 'Examination of daitttyMdHm conducted by Col. of the Chickasaw Nation.

Literary Address p. m. bySRev. Theo. F.

kogee. All are cordially invited4 tPvnetaaa off HI tlie I dor Sxttibition. -Cotiimence- L. Butler, Mue- June 5th June 7th at £L0t80 ment by iRev. kogee, I.

at 8 p.m. Sermon by Rev. T. P. MaaniaS.

Paris, Ark. une -8th at 2 p. of Board of Trustees. June 8th at 8 py JFirst College Exhibition. June at College Exhibition.

June 9th at Levee. June at by Literary Societiea. Xiitejeagr address by Hon. Oscar L. Mltyl BbdwHHe, Ark.

June Commencement JSxefdiBa address by Bant 0. C. fteidVMorrfltDB, Ark. Jttue3 p. Musictl Concert.

Public invited RBV. I. L. BORROW, A. M.

President. In the River, On last Wednesday afternoon, three jnoftn were towing the ferry boat up the river, at Scieson's ferry at the mouth of River. Two of the men were in He boat and one on the bank. By some cans the rope got out of the hands of the on the bank and the boat began to down the stream. The men on the undertook to swim' ashore.

One succeeded in doing so but the other gave out before he got to the bank and was drowned. His name was Frank Mason. He came into the Territory recently from Cedar Missouri and was employed to Mr. and Mrs. Hei log friends in Butler, Mr.

C. P. ly grocery to Gibson, latter firm to settles)! of the old ton. Mr. Lipscomb, of Frank! up Wednesday to visit hints J.

W. and Hargvave Lipscomb and closing exercises of Harreipstitute. er Twine to Texas came attend the skogee, and per pound. a Send your orders for Turner Hardware buy the standard at it Cash with order. The cHy Meat Market ft V.N.

Black stone Co. was entered Jbj Mrglars last Thursday night. They if ildiscovered before they secured anyoi of value, and hastily beat a retreat. bpjt of bread tickets was found scattered the side' walk. i On Tuesday night lafr John Floweis, shot Perryman at Cat's homa'di between Muskogee anljfob great intimacy betw; Cat's wife caused thu rendered to Judge Hr- tried by the Creek au.

Tbe "Children's tfa Methodist Church laBt, impressive and enterts was full to overflowing! first thing on the prog tism of nine sweet sponsive readings, recti an interesting speech up the balance. All! collection of 89.65 We are more and observance of Child! pastoral charge will rei the church. Try it brfi not done so. Commencing Monday, March23, A YOU CAN, FROM 9 A. TO 11:30 P.

BUY, At 2o a yard, 10 yards of the beet light Caiioo, value 5 cents a yard. At 5o a yard, 10 y'ds best plaid and Ginghams value 10c a y'd. At 50o a yard, 6 yards of our best One Dollar Silk Drees Net, At 50 eaob, 5 of our best 10 cent hemstitched Handkerchiefn. At 50c one of oar best Model Hip ONE DOLLAR Corsets. 'J YOU CAN BUY FROM 2 P.

M. TO 6 P. Ml. At 50o a yard, 16 yards of oar One Dollar Gros Grain Colored Silks. At lOo each, five of our Black Mull 20 cent Handkerchiefs.

At $3 you can select your Hat and trimmings from $5 00 and $6.00 Hats At 25c a pair, two pairs of our 50 cent Ladies' Striped Hose. At $1 apiece, one of oar One Dollar and Fifty Cent Silk At 10c a pair, 3 pairs of our regular made 20 Ladies' Hose, bl'k or ool'd. At 50 a yard, ten yards of Soft Finish 10 Cent Bleaohed Cotton. At $2 a pair, three pairs of oar FOUR DOLLAR Lace Curtains. Bargaim Galore! Bargains without a Parallel in Ft.

Smith, on all of ike four floors of the Greatest Department House in Arkansas. Holiqes Iry Goods a. Fort Smith, Ark. Our Long Looked for Invoice of Indian Vnl Biat the? COMMENCEMENT; Sunday, June, lith) sermon before the Chri P. S.

C. E. and K. Di Nichols, of Monday, Tuesday mornings from 9 to 1 Classes. Monday TuesdiiJ? ti 6th, Has arrived at last.

The best assortment in the city. HefcMettas Tmeotf, From 25 cents to $1.50 per yard. Our Gents Furnishing Bepartm0nt 'I 1 Vr'-' Nat Skinner, of Vinita, witnessed musical contest at Harrell Thursday evening- Mr. Theo. F.

Haynes returned Wednesday from a visit to relatives in Wingo, Kentucky. The Rev. G. S. Yarbrough, of Krebs, is attending the closing exercises of Harrell Institute.

Mrs. C. Trent, of Okmulgee, came in Wednesday to attend the closing exercises at Harrell. Miss Leona RogerB, of Kiowa, will attend the closing exercises at Harrell Institute next week. OUR BROTHER IN RED is published at the low price of $1 a year.

Send in your subscriptions now. Rev. A. J. Essex left Thursday morning for Coffeyville and Cherryvale, Kansas to be absent a week.

The Sunday base-ball games at the fair grounds do not reflect great credit upon the morals of our town. They should be Stopped. Capt. Severs, Dr. Harris, Dr.

Williams and R. M. Gilmore went to Fort Smith Tuesday as witnesses in the George Sanger case. Mrs. Pauline Halsell, of Vinita, came iown Wednesday to attend the closing of Harrell Institute.

She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Fite. Dr. and Mrs.

Bailey, Mrs. Burdett and Mr. J. F. Ingram were among the Eu faula friends who are in town attending the closing exercises of Harrell Institute.

The msjority of the merchants of the city will close their stores today to allow their clerks and other employees to at tend the Decoration Day.exercises at Fort Gibson, or to celebrate the day in such manner as they may choose. Geo. Sims, the baker, walking from Galveston to Chicago, passed through this place Monday morning with anim mense walking stick and a bundle of newspaper clippings concerning hit long tramp that is expected to make him famouSi McSpadden-Wyljr. Mr. Magnus A.

McSpadden andMisB ipapitola Wyly were united in the bonds ife" holy inatrimony at the evening last, x.Belr.-^>, private resident Farris of tbe OJSlahomk High School we the following news items. We hope he will let us hear from him and his school often: Our District Conference is set for Jun 25th at El Reno. Can't you come? You may announce that the commencement sermon for Oklahoma District High School will be preached Sunday June 14 by Rev. James B. Stevenson, of Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory.

The election last Tuesday in Cleveland County resulted in giving between three and four hundred majority for the ten thousand dollar bonds for the establishment of the Territorial University at Norman. The people of Norman are very much elated over their victory, for this measure had some very bitter opponents. With our Methodist High School here and the University soon to follow, you will excuse us, if we occasionally refer to Norman as the Athens of Oklahoma, Collins Institute. DEAR BROTHER INRED your paper is a welcome visitor here. I will write a few lines for its columns, thinking you would like to hear from us.

Collins Institute is situated in a beautiful high roll ing country, about 2 miles from Stonewell. Dr. W. S. Stamper Supt, is worthy of the situation he occupies.

He has served a Superintendent of a Female College in the old state of Kentucky several years. He is a first-class teacher. Miss Fannie Johnson has charge of the literary department and Miss Rosa gives instruction in music They are both christian ladies and well qualified for the positions they occupy. Gov. Wm.

L. Byrd did wisely when he put Dr. Stamper and his estimable lady in charge of this school, but Gov. Byrd is a man of fine qualities and knows what he is about. The Chicasaw Nation may well be prond of such men as our governor and Col.

Lem Beynolds of schools. The Colonel is an excellent man, and bps the cause of his people at He calm and quiet in enforcing the law, 1 carries It outto tttf lettjiia men fall this country jrlU miss them greatly. their country, well. Oh, may they be Prepared to meet and patrons, are cordially-invited tion. Junetbetttf Manager p0 untee durini in'attend k-fiout'i lOthi 'mm XXXz Gan pit and Suit.

GO. SKOGEE, I. T. J.F. STANDIFORD.

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