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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
TO BUILD A REFINERY.
CLAUS DOSCHER WILL TURN OUT 1000
BARRELS OF SUGAR A DAY.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT or THE NEW
ENTERPRISE HIS THREE SONS AND
BROTHER LOSE THEIR PLACES N THE
EMPLOY OF THE SUGAR TRUST

ENIERIKlSE HIS 11lNtE SVNS NM ~
BROTHER LOSE THEIR PLACES N THE
EMPLOY OF THE SUGAR TRUST.
1t became known last night that Claus
Doscher. eX-president of the Brooklyn Sugar Re-
finery. and n large stockholder Of the American
Sugar Refining Company. will erect a new re-
nnery in Long Island City, the ground for which
will be broken in April. As result OF MT
Doscher's new enterprise Henry Doscher. MS
edes son. and manager Of the Brooklyn house
of the Sugar Trust at South Second-st and
Kont-ave.. in whose employ he has been for some
time. was suspended Wednesday, while John
Doscher. another son. who is superintendent OF
the Trusts refinery. and third son. Charles
Doscher the chemist were discharged yesterday
Herman Doscher. n brother Of Claus Doscher
who was in charge of the shipping department,
was also discharged yesterday, and Louis q.
EnGle. Claus Doscher's son-in-law. who was the
chief engineer, resigned. The latter only re-
turned from his wedding trip on Wednesday
NJ DosCh her made known his intentions on
Tuesday when he went to the Wall-st. Office OF
II. O. Havemeyer and told him that le intended
building new refinery. He received Mr Have
meyers congratulations. and the next day Il
lctt,~ was received 10y Henry Dosther inforiny
ing him OF his suspension. His pl3ce was illled
ny tndrleS r liflCnon. as lldHfb'l'
day the discharges Of the other 'wo sons ana
thai Of Herman Dosche, were received AT me
refinery. and thoir places were al once hIled
The site on when NJ. Doscter intends TO
bui'd his refinery is on Newtown Creek and the
East RiveA 1t was formerly the property OF the
Export Lumber Company, and was purchaseu
10y Mir. Doscher five years ago Ii Is salc that
Mr. Doscher has already made arrangements
with a brokeraes firm TO place the sugar on the
mark when the refinery is ir active opera
tior.
Mr DosChcr was SEN last night at his nome,
No 141 Ross-st He !ad that i; was true that
he intended erecting refinery In Long Island
City. with a capacity 4 5000 barrels OF sugar
day.
When asked If the building of the refinery was
intended to fight the trust. he said he hoped not
My three sons" said Mr.. Doscher, have
thorough knowledge Of lhe sugar business. and
! though ii was just aid right for me TO give
then, q chance" Whe, asked abOu. the dis
charge of his sons by t.e Sugar Trust, he re-
Piled that IL had nothingtO do with his project.
and he did not care 70 dis russ il II Is said
the new refinery will costhbout S200O,010.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
A JAPANESE TRANSPACIFTC LINE.
THREE FINE PAssENGER STEAMERS BUILDING
FOR THE NEW COMPANY

FOR THE NEW COMPANY.
San Francisco March 25.-S. Anano president OF
the Toyo Kisun Kobushiki, or Oriental Steamship
Company OF Jaran. who was here some time ago
and who proposed TO establish hue of steamers
between China, Japan and this coaSt, making the
terminus either here or at San Diego. Is In the
city Since he was hero he has been in England
and has ordered three modern steamships for his
line Each Is capable OF carrying go passengers
besides have a dead weight capacity of 1900 tons
for freight
Mr.. Anano he will make this city the ter
minus Of his steamer line and that II there Is busi-
ness enough he will dispatch steamer from here
every week II will take only three weeks Tor
one Of tho steamers TO cross the ocean De
tween here and China, via Japan These vessels
are now being built on the northwest coast OF
England two at Sunderland and the third AT New
castle-on Tyne The steamers Will all be alike and
will be able to make seventeen knots an hoIr sea
speed They will from Hong Kong Including
possibly Shanghai. via Yokohama and Kobe ana
possibly Honolulu. TO san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

TO BE BUILT AT BIRMINGHAM AND CORDOVA
BY NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CAPITAL"
Birmingham Ala March D (SpeciaD Alabama
has secured two mammoth cotton mills Tne
Avondale Mills Company which is to erect a
10000 spindle factory at Birmingham, organized
t,-nght after securing sj0O,09o capital. of which
birmingham raised two-ffths and David trainer
of chester, Penn, and his assoc cates the re.
mainder. The site has been donated ana work OF
constitution will begin at once The other mill, to
cost SNpaQ0 is to be erected by New-England cap
ital at Cosdova. where 600 acres OF coal land Were
donated EScavatng began to-day. The plant VIII
be known as Ahe indian Head NH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE MISSISSIPPI FALLING.
A LEvEH CUT IN ARKANSAS BY ORDER OF
IEVEE BOARD

Memphis March 2j-The river shows another
fractional fall to-day 80 slight TO require no par
ticular attention. Two small breaks in the levee
occurred up near the Missouri line. report 10 that
effect reaching here to-day The most important de-
vcopment today Is the story from Helena Ark.
with every appearance OF foundation In fact, that
the lower White River lcvcc from Aodoc south has
been cut under instructions from the Desha Icvec
Board. in charge Of the levcc and that the cutting
was done by J. II. Wellington, the engineer Of the
Board. In half dozen places. tn" wafer rushed
through these cuts devastating the fertile country
between iIughey's and Laconia Circle. Orownng
cattle and othcT live stock ana driving The surprised
and dofonccess inhabitants to the levee for procc-
ton The supposition is that thn cutting was done
I'm order TO relieve the lcVee protecting I.acOnia
Gree but it Will hardly avail. in the Judgment of
those familiar with the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
MAYOR ARRESTED FOX BRIBERl.
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE LOCAL POLITICAL
FIGHT IL LAWRENCE. MASS.

Lawrence Mass. March 25.-Another sensation
was developed in local politics yesterday as the
outcome Of the Shea -Donoghue libel case War
rants were issued by Judge Iiadley, 9f level
Mayor Junkins and Pttrick torH with
attempting bribe Councilman Shea and with CON
spring TO bribc the Councilman. Marshal Bailey
served the warrants this afternoon. The Mayor
and Ford were allowed TO go on their own reco6ni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
WOULD SEARCH AMERICAN VESSELS.
& GEORGE CT'RzON ASSERTS THE POWERS OF
.-,,- c,r.r.,- r,r oc,r- .r,1>.C II r,r.T

Yordon March 25.-In the House Of Commons to-
DAY Right Hon George " Curzon, Under Foreign
Secretary said IN reply TO an inquiry on the SUB
tect that British and American merchantmen and
vessels Of the same class OF other natonaiitos.
consigned TO ports IN Crete. were liable to be
eearobed should they attempt 10 reach their des-
flnatione desnite the blockade Of the island and
would also run the risk Of being prevented from
delivering their cargoes. at the discretion OF the
r Idfoirals commanding the foreign warships ~ Gre
tan waters The blockade Mr.. Curzon said Was a
Of police, enforced with the consent ol inc
Sovereign Power 80 900. ri,
Mr. Curzon also said that Sir Philip Currie Brit
!sh AubassadOr 10 Constantnople, had been IN
structod 70 urge upon the representatives OF the
Powers as well as upon the Porte, the idea thlt
the withdrawal Of the Turkish troops from crete
would greatly facilitate the Withdrawal OF the
'Creeks from the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
Sugar TRUST TO INVEST N COLORADO.
MR. sEARLEs INSPECTING WITH A VIEW TO
Bt-IID1NG A BEET-sUGAR FACTORY.

Trinidad Col. March 25-John +. SearleS. secfe-
tarv and treasurer Of the Sugar Trust is in Colo
rado for the purpose OF consulting with men Of
wealth concerning the bcet-suGar Industry. lie
will inspect large tracts Of land In TINS Vi'lhi'y'
with a view 10 putting them under irrgatlng ca
nals and planting immense acreage IN sugar
hees establishing a sugar-bcet plant al tnlS point;
The undertaking will involve an investment ,oi
sbou, q 0Nua and viii establish an important IN
dnstrv. The proposed canal viii be about one
1nrdrod miles long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
MR.. GLADSTONE A WHEELMAN.
BICYCLIsTs DELIGHTED OVER HIS ADVENT
IN THEIR RANKS.

London March 2.-Bictce enthusiasts are
greatly pleased by receipt Of the that Mir
Gladstone, Notwithstanding his great age, has Joined
the ranks Of the wheelmen. lie has written TO
friend in London that he has fairly mastered the
machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
PRINCE BIsuARcHs CONDITION.

Berlin March 25-rhe severity % the nttack Of
aeuraiga from which Prince Bismarck is suffering
SSs, W. oeen Increased by achil His condition how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE pETREL SAILS FOR JAPAN.

Sat~alito Cal. March 2.-The United States
cruiser oetrel sailed to-day for Japan. The vessel
has been ~ Sausalito for the last week. awaiting
orders TO mo-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
Crown PRINCE GolNG TO ThGssALy.

Athens March THE Crown Prince viii start
Al O'Clock tomorrow morning for Ttcssaly.
where he will take command Of the Greek ueops.
The early hour Al which h. Will leave inc |'3 II
Que 70 desire 70 avoid demonstration.
London. March 25-The Athens correspondent OF
''rhe Chronicle" declares that the departure OF
Crown Prince Constantine for Thessaly Is OF inc
mos, serious import II only mean mat r'reGe
peIeyes war is probable and declines lonSei ~
handicap herself bv delaying the final step Of prepa
ration The Princes arrival the frontier VII
..neah new disposal Of the forces, and WIN sINo
por;a;ion Of troops etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
LORD sA11sRi.RY srARTs For cIMIEz

London March 25.-Lord Salisbury started Tor
,France this morning on his way to 'im'ez' "h'her
he goes 20 act as Minister IN attendance upon the
Queen While IN Paris ne Will have an interview
with N Hanotaux. French Minister Of Foreign
ANaire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
~ TIE FAR North N THE FRA ".
DIP. NANsEN LOANS HIS VESSEL TO An ARCTIC
EXPEDITION.

EXPEDITION
London March p The Daily News" will say
'o,morro" tina, DR.. Nansen. the Arctic explorer
VIII lend The Fran. The vessel IN which he made his
journey to the Far North. to private Arctic ex-
p,n %uu9p 9p ~hich will start the coming summer. lie
,, In ais0 give advice to the members OF the cXpedI
t,s in. Inc expedition will be mainly English, ana
so purpose ~iH be METEOROLOGICAL observations ana
OIL examination Of the Arctic currents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

WHY PAY "A high price for Bon Bons and fancy
chocolates. when Hope Company. l. Nassau-st
sslls 80 cheap? They were for many years the nigh
g., mixed concerns In the trade, but when the
material came down In price they reduced their
pricos with it-(Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
GREAT BRITAIN WILL HOLD ALOoF.
MILL AcQUIEsCE IN But NOT ASSIST a BLOCK
.r.r Or. cnEEE p0RTs

Consiantinople March 25.-It is said here that, in
The event Of a blockade Of Greek ports by the war
ships of the Powers. the admiral commanding the
vr,,ish SQUADRON Is under instructions acqUiesce
therein. bu; the British feet will take no part in
the actual blockade.
II is reported that the Turkish squadron which
sailed from GanipoH yesterday. ostensihly for
sr1yrna and SalOn!ca has been ordered 10 cruise In
the Aegean Sea.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13

How Vlnita do grow, and it's town
talk now about the slickest and only
up-to-date barber shop In this neck
OF woods; and sOft-water baths too.
Ray and Willie intend to have a laun-
dry Office also; the proper place; seeS
Your patronage solicited, Ed. Nc
Pherson.
The Vinlta Mill is going TO erect a
$4,000 bushel elevator for its own use.
The building will be twenty-elght
feet square, 40 feet from top TO bot
tom, and contain four bins. The
scale will be between the elevator
and mill, occupying space twelve
feet wide.
Jim Wheeler, Gunter's hostler, was
robbed Of his shoes and hat last week
some miles below here by man at
first thought TO be Dick Adams. The
description, however, did not agree
with the outlaw but did 1T one Of the
men charged with the recent outrage
near Southwest City.
-Four men who are farming on Jones
creek, Bellamy, Armstrong, Roark and
Beard, were fined slO and costs ln the
commissioners court this week for
driving Capt. Cobb's cattle from their
usual range. The case was appealed.
The defense's plea was that the cattle
broke through their fences.
We have the exclusive agency for
Chase s. Sanborn's celebrated coffees.
You all know they have the reputa.
tlon Of roasting the finest coffee In the
United States, their Seal brand being
served exclusively by all caterers al
the worlds fair. We carry all grades
and can safely say that II you will try
them you will be pleased. Badgett.
or the men arrested last week fol
rape Jas. Redmond, VIM. Smith anC
Thos. Scraper were committed with
out bail; John Smith was discharged
AL Shrlner, Tom Huddleston, jim
Dukes, Littick and another have thu
far eluded capture. The complain
ants were Martha Kimball and Katl'
O'Kane, two young women llvinI
some miles this side OF Southwes
| CitV.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13

The Curtis Comedy Co. is playing a
weeks engagement and its perform
ances are OF meritorious character.
Prof. f. NJ. Sanger, teacher Of Ian
guages at Willie Halsell college last
year, was married last week to Miss
Monrony, teacher Of mathematics in
the high school in Oklahoma City.
The monarch Of patent medicines:
Beggs' hair renewer. 1t makes new
hair, brilliant hair, hair on heads that
have no hair. Take no substitute.
We keep 1t. p. Shanahan. 40
Unconditional surrender, Is the only
terms those famous little pills known
aS DeWitt's little early rlsers will
make with constipation, sick headache
and stomach troubles. p. Shanahan. s
Group and whooping cough are child
hoods terrors;. but like pneumonia,
bronchitis and OF her throat and lung
troubles, can be quickly cured by using
one minute cough cure. P.Shanahan. 8
A beautiful gold watch, value $40,
will be presented TO the most popular
young lady in the city Saturday night
by the Curtis Comedy Company; one
vote with each ticket sold during the
week.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles
may receive immediate relief and be
permanently cured by using one min
ute cough cure. r. Shanahan. s
1t should be made a matter Of pub
lie knowledge that DeWitt's witch ha-
eel salye will speedily cure piles OF the
longest standing. IL is the household
favorlte for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises
and sores Of all kinds. p. ShaHahan.
A clean, chaste weekly visitor is
what THE CHIEFrAIN essays TO be
and what IL Is acknowledged 10 be.
Crimes will be committed and cannot
go unnoticed but the details need not
be enlarged upon and paraded before
the family.
When the sprlngtime comes gentle
Annie like all other sensible persons,
will cleanse the liver and renoyate the
system with DeWltt's little early ris.
ers, famous little pills for the liver and
stomach the year round. P.Shanahan.
VIM. Craglo was brought from seven
miles southeast OF Pryor Creek and
tried by Judge Mcclure Tuesday fol
attempted rape OF the nine year old
girl OF John Holt, on Sunday last. II,
was committed TO await the action o.
the grand Jury.
When cold Is contracted, cure IL al
once. One minute cough cure will Sc
you on the road to recovery in a min
ute. IL will cure pneumonia, bronchl
tIs, Group, and all forms OF lung anC
! throat troubles. p. Shanahan.
Personal. The gentleman whO an
noyed the congregation last Sunday b.
continually coughing will find instan
relief by using one minute cough cure
a speedy and harmless remedy 10
throat and lung trouble. P.Shauahan.
Thirty years is long time 10 fgh
so painful trouble as piles, but Jacol
Mitchell, OF Unionyllle, Pa, struggles
D that long before be tried Dewitt
s witch hazel salye, which quickly AM
. permanently cured him. It is equal
4 effective in eczema and an other ski
affections. p. Shanahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

j. II. Turner spent several days I'm st.
Louis recently on buslness
Editor Williams. OF the Alton Advance.
spent portion OF Tuesday In the city.
IL. b. spauldIng, prominent stockman
OF Muscogee. was In the city Monday.
Mrs DR.. Foreman returned Monday from
n visit with the girls at the Independence
college.
Miss Nettle Duncan has gone 10 Table
quah this week for a visit with her brother,
J. W. Duncan.
p. @. Browning. the lumber man. was
down from Seneca last week inspecting his
yards In this territory.
Mrs. Emma Hudson. from Neosho, is vls-
iting her sisters, Mrs. Jno Byrd and Mrs
Or. Hill In this city.
The mother OF J. l. Morning was down
from Cherryvale on visit last week. re.
turning home day or two ago.
u. c. Crawford the efficient collector for
Bunk" Markham, was In the city Saturday
on his way TO Chelsea for rest.
Mrs. s. Cook aud daughter Florence
started Sunday night for Los Angeles, going
via the NJ. X. & 7. to Kansas City.
Frank Connor went down 20 Tahlequah
today 20 represent Fairland In the townsite
matter now pending before the Dawes COM
mission.
DIR. q. Z. Linn waslup from Wewoka this
week. The gentleman has been appointed
physician for the Seminole nation. with an
assistant, and on the whole is very COM
fortably situated.
Prank Mcclure was up from Atoka this
week visiting his brother, the commissioner,
and In company with O. +. Kennedy and W
NJ. Mellette they were out squirrel hunting
Tuesday evening.
Nj. NJ. Edmiston Is back from Port Ar
thur and brought as souvenirs OF his visit
some magnollas, cape jasmine aud some
punches OF green ags, a aspeclrnen OF each OF
which may be seen at this ONCE.
-Ex-Congrcssman "Dick" Blue, OF Kan
sas. was In the city last week. He talked
intelligently OF affairs In this country, but
unfortunately his opportunity for useful
ness In our behalf are largely curtailed.
Mrs. W. Il. Badgett went 20 f. Gibson
Friday for a visit nc her old home and was
Joined one day this week by Mr.. Badgett
The contemplated visit by a party OF friends
from this city was abandoned because OF
the discontinuance OF tho freedman pay
| mont
Friday night, The Diamond Mystery
Balentinc will rent you bran new
two room house cheap for cash.
Miss Bobe Beatty leads in the yot-
ing contest at the opera house.
The firm OF Turner & BurckhalteI
will be dissolved the first OF May.
Bananas, oranges, lemons and pota
toes just received at Balentine's.
Mrs. Cowan has, as usual, one OF the
finest flower gardens In the city.
The house TO be erected for Mr.. Nc
Glasson will be begun very soon.
Galvanized steel formed valley-nC
solder, ready for use, r. G.. Browning
A mandolin aud guitar club OF sll
pieces is being organized In VlnIta.
Harness or saddles that Martin
makes are right In quality, right II
price.
Ad Roach shipped a very fine Pc
land China male, from Illinois las
week.
w. II. Workman is being successful
ly treated by DR.. ClInkscales for ca
tarrh.
Kraut, pickles and all kinds Q
canned goods always on hand az Bal
entlne's.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13

=. NJ RATCLIFF MERCANTILE CO.. VINITA. l. T!

Come and see vlnita's volunteers
for the Cuban Rebellion, at the Acad-
emy 2lst.
G. o. Frye has been appointed post
master at Sallisaw, vice j. w. Woods,
removed.
Don't fail TO see the Little Old
Folks" in their concert at Worcester
Academy.
Special attention called TO my line
Of ladies' shoes, also mems work shoes.
]. G. Gray.
Chase s. Sanborn's Seal brand Mocha
and Java coffee, best IN the world, at
Badgett's.
Window screens complete, ft any
window, S5c., three for sl.OO. p. G.
Browning.
II you want first class dental work
done at reasonable prices, go to DIR.
HOpkinson.
Need whip or lap duster OF any
description? Then 20 to Lee Barrett's
harness shop.
Saturday the Curtis Comedy Com
pany in the three act farce-comedy,
Mixed Pickles.
Ned Shanahan stepped upon nail
Monday and has suffered a great deal
In consequence.
Come to tho "Auction" at the Acad-
emy, Friday evening, the 2lst You
won't be "sold."
Two Methodist converts, Mrs.
Brldgeman and Mrs. Bidwell, were
baptized Sunday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13
Indian Chieftain.
vINIrA, IND. TEa., MAY 10, 1897.
LOCAL NOTES.

Two-bit man, eh?
Watch RatclifT's prices.
Go TO Wrlght's for drugs.
Society night: East Lynne.
Best dried beef at Badgetts.
Whips and busters at Barrett's.
Salt $l.3O per barrel at Chandler's.
Attend wedding at Academy on 2lst.
Pure, wholesome groceries. RatcliiIs.
Go to Wrlghts for watch repairing.
) ID. can peach butter &c. Ratcliffs.
Everything In paints. PIG. Browning.
Cherokee deeds for sale at this office.
3lb. can cooked hominy SC. Ratclilis.
Work shirts and overalls at Gray's.
For rent-Little's hall. E. N. Rat
cliff.
Hear the "Outcast" at Academy
the 2lst.
Want a trunk? I've got 'em. Jno,
q. Gray.
Pelrce City Golden Crown -four at
Badgett's.
Window screens a5c each. P. G.
fsrownlng.
Pelrce City Golden Crown -four at
Badgett's.
Farm for sale; enquire OF ]. T.
Brackett.
Elegant pig hams, 10 lb average, at
Badgett's.
Old shoes made new at Lee Barrett's
harness shop.
Mrs. Bethel has been quite sick for
the past week.
Table pears l5c per can or two fol
25c at Chandler's.
Dennis Hicks is doing a satisfactory
grocery business.
Chase q Sanborn's celebrated roast
coffee at Badgett's
Finest California table peaches iOc
per can at Ratcllifs.
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated roast
coffee at Badgett's.
Wright is getting most OF the watci
work by cutting prices.
Imperial Club, Swiss and Llmbur
ger cheese at Badgetts.
All kinds Of plants for sale at BrIdg
mans, near fair grounds.
Two 5-cent packages washing pow
ders for DC at Chandler's.
Buy the hest coffee: Chase & San
born's roast, at Badgett's.
Strawberry and ice cream festiva
at Baptist church tonight.
Buy the best coffee; Chase & San
born's roast, at Badgett's.
a grand performance Of East Lynn
az the opera house tonight.
A watch or clock left at Foreman
for repair will be warranted.
Mixed paints, white lead and oil a
p. @. Brownlng's lumber yard.
Chase 4 sanborn's roast coffee, bes
. 10 the world, AZ Badgetts.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-05-13
ID Money spent for drugs at Fore
mans Pharmacy comes pretty
near iusuring speedy recovery.

The first meeting OF the ladies' So
cial club will be held this afternoon
with Mrs. Turner.
Grand matinee Saturday at p. M;
lUc 10 all. Six beautiful dolls will be
given 10 the children.
DR., Hopkinson is especially prcpar-
ed TO do all the latest and best kinds
OF crown and bridge work.
Aprlcots, cherries, peaches, green
cages and white grapes, finest table
fruit l0c per can. Ratcllds.
Strawberries are plentiful, and the
bottoms OF the boxes are as near the
center as they were last year,
Rev. Butler OF the Methodist church
will preach a special sermon 10 the
young people next sabbath night.
The third annual meeting Of the /.
II. Pharmaceutical association occurs
at South McAllster May is aud 10.
Don't forget the festival tonight at
the Baptist church. Strawberries,
cake aud creams first OF the season.
Try ice cream soda, ali fruit fiayors,
at Forcman's Pharmacy. Carter, he
makes 'em just right. Try glass.
Lost or stolen, reasonable reward;
Small liver colored pointer puppy; ad-
dress or return TO G. S White, Vinita.
Just received a barrel OF fresh Ten
nessee sorghum, a barrel Of syrup, also
a barrel OF sweet pickles. J. @. Gray.
Frank Duckworth has finished his
course at the medical college In ST.
Louis and Is now an NJ, ID. in earnest