Muskogee Pioneer (Newspaper) - November 25, 1905, Muskogee, Oklahoma FIRST IN FIRST IN PEACE AND FIRST IN THE MINDS OF ITS THE ONCE TRIED ALWAYS A PAPER FOR THE PE ' r i VOL. 9. I. Nov. 25, 1905. YOUR MONEY BY AT THE PHONE 494. If HI 218, W. OKMULGEE Prescriptions A Tobacco and 103ALASKA Okmulgee Ave. Indian Those Coming and Hon. A. L. Jv of made a business trip to the this - Phone news to 473. One Hundred Dollar Funeral Guaranteed Burial League 6f the United Harding Memorial One Mile North of Graves Policy - ' Open at all Phone 481. 203 South Main St. T. A grand bazaar being it will consist of fine millinery J. ORLANDO A. M CA PITA 825,000. - I Highest Prices paid for Farm Real Estate Bought and CM a MUSKOGEE INDIAN | ONE FROM Best Improved Rural Property in Lots in this cemetery 20X20 feet at each for the next thirty WARRANTEE SEE OR WRITE EITHER CREEK Or HOME CO. Don't forget Sim Bond's confectionery He will treat you Hoskins & Green are dealers in all kinds of country etc them a grocery ducted by G. S. Pyle on Joplin St. You will phone your news to Phone 473. Call see Smith & the new meat They will treat you want agents ever The Triggs Hofel is doing an excellent business the late It can accommodate you ' - Owing to the growth of our subscription list we will be- compelled to close our forms on Phone your hews to 473 before that time each Phone news to 473. The Phillis Wheatley club is ating for a lot which to erect a building to be used as a school house for the kindergarten school which they should have the of every manly man in Muskogee and This is a worthy and can of special advantage the entire May success every effort put forth We want agents Mr. W. E. the popular photographer is at the same old stand supplying the customers with satisfaction to Phone news to 437. It will pay you to watch the CORNERSTONE was stone laying Dean Chapel Baptist Nov. 19, white was largely Many men women of is the opinion of all who as the pastor spared no pains make it pleasant for Sermons were delivered by Pruitt and Amount collected 10. Bonny Simmons of father of our popular Mr. M. C. Simmons has returned speaks praise of Muskogee and her hope such an Impression was made upon him that he in Iting hor Mi - J. B. A now church ' has given much life to the is the watchword The citizens aro All are against that Arkansas and Texas element who are blowing separate The citizen says he would rather bo in his native state than to have separate Messrs. Ray Simmons Walter Tucker have returned from of sickness prevails in Hackless Corbbrey has confined to his room with malaria fever for quite ' V. Mr. James Osborne of is looking at his land comprises several hundred of land used present for - Little Jessie is very HORSE WHIPPED Rev. a awhile in Haskell and is now coloring pictures received a horsewhipping hands He house to pictures and finding but colored girl attempted to assault her but He by a colored a n d for his miraculous would been lynched the crowd gath - Quite a the members and friends of the C. M. E. church attended the Territorial Conference held at They have returned and report a very pleasant Rev. Dr. Simms preached at the C. M. E. church last Sunday to an appreciative audience. T. J Elliott has a large class in millinery at Tullahassee They give all praise for the rapid progress made to proficient Both schools are ing nicely under the instruction of Mrs. Perdue and Mr. J. A. Bell of Wagoner was the city this - in Phone news to 473. the popular paying Miss Nellie of the South side city school made a visit to homes and parents of all the students in her This is an excellent example and one which we are sure warrants imitation by her Mr. and entertained the following named persons last Misses Lula McCullough and Lenna w. ' R. P. Sec. w. Mgr. W. Cc amage arness Builder and in Phone 760. LIGHT AMr HEAVY Special Given to fine Complete tine Carried in Stock 325-7 N. 2nd 8t. Indian RED FRONT BARBER with and of and Latest the First class work 2 our us and be North 2nd Opposite Court I. % Shetland Heavy Etc. Work A 111 N. 2 ST. M I. T DEALERS fN Dry Boots & Groceries of aM W e Solicit Your CORNER & BROADWAY INDT Have to of the wHom history with Fall of Port the of Meteor aro tho peace for tt be called tne scene of a written tho tho the the but above all child of is a story fit to be dealt with by the deepest writers of the 20th century and reserved among the classics to inspire youths of unborn generations But there is passage the divine pen get the beam out of - thine own eye then thou canst clear mho w to get the m o te out of thy brother's 'Tis true that the war in the East bur commerce to a small but greatest troubles a nation has domestic which if like a cancer cut the vitality from Russia defeated Russia before the Mikado declared by hex internal If nation fail to protect the units of a ' the that make up that she may expect the individual to neglect ner in her hours of ut is in a citizen is supposed to be equally in liberty and stands and sees his his liberty e at the ojf of as Will God help the Do we aid without putting ' attitude to receive a without silent as each breeze js ed with the of some black soul ai the i thou t of by freedom of speech and the press the foundations upon which government was these rights to any of citizens for some and undermine foundation The need to God is reward those who Seek no Let J merit be your watch H. V PEOPLES MUTUAL AID LITTLE ARK. The Largest Industrial Company of its kind in the Pays Accident and Death Benefits under one I RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED G. B. General ' J. H. Assistant A. General GALLON J. H. Supt. Muskogee District 324 Court St. I. Home Off 5Q0 Center LITTLE 319 N. SECOND Complete A Director For All INDIAN MIDLAND VALLEY R. R. Double Dally Train Service MUSKOGEE AND FORT SMITH FOUR PASSENGER TRAINS Leaves for Fort from Port i - - 7:26 a. m. 1. 12:35p,BU 2 - - - 2:Wp.m, - - 10^.IR* Between Tulsa for Tulsa and Pawhuska - * - p.m. Am. from and No. 2 7 Traffic 12.0JL#..g>v