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Williams news., 1905-10-21

 after Tuesday, Oct. 24, to remain for two weeks.
 c. M Thomas departed on No. 1 Thursday for short trip to the coast. MT. Thomas is one of the accommodating employees of the Big Store.
 If you want goods of any de- scription stored safely away, or any transfer work done, or wood of any length. call on Harry Car gile. Phone 2S.
 Wednesday in Judge Crawford's court Ollie Hoopengarner pleaded guilty to charge of assault on the person of Mrs. G. w. Mathews and was fined in the sum of $5.
 John Richmond, after some six weeks spent in the Verde and Tonto Basin country on prospecting trip, has returned to the city and resumed his position at the box factory.
 Remember that for every 25c worth of goods you buy at the Cab, inet Saloon you get one vote on the piano, and they sell only the best of goods.
 MT. Wm. F. Dermont, president of the local lumber company, who for the past ten days has been on a business trip at Washington, D. C.. and other eastern points, returned home last Tuesday.
 James Hogue, who was recently suspended from duty on the Can yon run, has been reinstated and on Wednesday took charge of the water run. In other words, Jim is on the water wagon.
 have seven 4-room houses, we'll furnished, which rent for $15, $17 and $2O per month. want to sell all of the furniture and lease all of the houses. l.. D. GALE,
 Seligman, Ariz.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Aphold, who have been for some time at Berke- ley, Cal, are now again at Los An geles. Begins to look as if they were heading for home. Come back, Henry; we'll be glad to see you.
 This section has been. visited this week with the first lasting touch of real winter weather. While the days have been fairly pleasant the nights have been extremely cold, or apparently so, considering the sudden change.
 For every 25c spent at the Par Tor Barber Shop for either tonsorial work. baths, pool, tobacco, cigars, laundry. etc., you get one vote on the piano to be given away Novem- Der 25, 1905. Why not patronize an up to-date place?
 Dr. L. NJ. Swikerath, Arizona's leading optician, has been spending the past few days in the city. This will be the doctors last trip here till spring, when he will again come north to attend the wants of his large and growing patronage.
 According to Ed. Lamb, MT. and Mrs. Omar Ramey, who went to Seligman, Mo-. a couple of years ago and have since been "ranching it," have leased their farm for a period of five years and are to ar- rive here the latter part of the week to become again residents of Will jams. Mir. Ramey, who is one of the oldtime employees of the Santa Fe, like all railroad men, continue to have harkering for the old life, and generally go back to it.
 Last Sunday a hunting party composed of Operator Herb. Dodge. Joe LaChance, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Stockton and Miss Mable Stockton spent the day in the country south west of the mountain, in fact mak. ing the entire circuit. They were under the guidance of John E. Gil son, who made his brags that they would bring home some deer. This they probab y would have done had
Williams news., 1905-10-21

l.. l.. Ferrall was a visitor in the city last Saturday from the Canyon.
 Cashier Gus Jakle returned the first of the week from a few days trip to Los Angeles.
 Sweetwood & Smith-Agents for Schlitz beer.
 District Attorney Ashurst was called to the city Wednesday from the county seat on legal business.
 Mrs. John M. Cameron, who has been visiting for some time on the coast, arrived home yesterday on the limited.
 Will Morgan, who recently went to Kansas City with shipment of sheep for c. c. Hutchinson, has re- turned home.
 Ladies' shoes shined and polished at the Parlor Barber Shop. Called for and delivered. Phone 8 5.
 Mrs. Alb. Wilson is spending the week as the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Kay, at the ranch out near Rhoades.
 Found-A purse containing some money. Owner can get same at this office by proving property and pay ing for this notice.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood & Smith, propri- etors.
 Mrs. J. H Lumsden came in from the Canyon Tuesday evening and went to Flagstaff for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Brown. Mir. and Mrs. Gus Jakle the first of the week moved from the John ston cottage to one of the company houses on the north side of the track.
 We will make sittings Sat-, Sun. Mon., Tues. and Wed. If you want good pictures at reasonable prices, call at once. All work finished before we leave. Mishler x Walker, artists, big photo tent.
 Lewis Good, for being drunk and disorderly, was fined $10 last Tues day by Judge Crawford. Being broke he was released on his own recognizance and given an oppor- tunity to earn the money.
 From reports and the manner in which a certain residence is being prepared it looks as if a wedding in high life is to take place in Will jams along toward the middle of next month. It's a fact. Guess who.
 Stowe's celebrated concert band, under the direction of Mir. Ed. Hay worth, will give a grand musical concert on our principal street corner at noon on Monday, Octo- Der 23d.
 Invitations were this week issued for the wedding of Francisco Baker to John Hitchcock Page, which is to be celebrated at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Baker, in Phoenix, on the second of the coming month. Miss Baker is at present on the coast.
Williams news., 1905-10-21

to arrive in the city today from Flagstaff and will probably become a permant resident, making her home with her son, Postmaster F. w. Smith, and family.
 F. w. Robinson, cashier of the Producers Savings bank at Bakers field, Cal, arrived in the city Tues day for a visit with his brother, McD. Robinson, of the local bank On Wednesday F. w., accompanied by Mrs. McD., departed for few days visit at Grandview, expecting to return to the city today.
 Prize masquerade ball will be given at Odd Fellows hall, Oct. 30.
 Phil Ryan, for the past year or two engineer at the pumping plant of the s. & M. Lumber Co. in Pitt man valley, has resigned his posi- tion and is now for few days en- toying life in the city. He is mak ing arrangements to shortly leave for Panama, where he expects to enter the government employ on the erection of the great canal. Phil is good fellow and will be missed in these parts.
 Constable Chas. Adams recently purchased a "bronc'' which he claimed was dandy. For several weeks past he has been feeding him on good hay and barley, causing the original cost of the horse to be increased to about $50. The first of the week he decided he would turn the horse over to a trainer and have him broken, which he did, in manner not expected, as the horse broke it's own neck. Moral-Buy horse that is already broken. Char ley says he don't want a horse anyway.
 Not the least enjoyable feature of Stowe's "Ten Nights in Barroom" is the program of classical music, furnished by their Symphony or chestra, under the direction of Prof. Raymond Hadley. At opera house, Monday, Oct. 23d.
 J. J. Gilson came down from Rhoades last Friday and remained in the city till Monday The en- forced lay off from his duties was taken because ot a sprained arm. He had climbed onto a scaffold some twelve feet from the ground to make some repairs at the mill when the board on which he was standing broke, with the result that he had a hard fall, injuring his right arm and hip. MT. Gilson says MT. Dennis is now running the mill with full crew, and times at Rhoades are prosperous as of old.
 Buy your drinks, wines, liquors and cigars at the Cabinet and get your vote on the piano shown at Salzman's store.
 Engineer Ed. Lamb, who de- parted recently for Hot Springs, Ark, returned home last Monday after having been only a few days at the springs. Owing to the yell low fever scare in that country he found it necessary to have physi cian's certicate to enter the state line, and after doing so found that there was scare near the springs, so decided to get away before he was quarantined there, if that should happen to occur. From there he went to Seligman, Mo-, and spent few days with his sis ter, Mrs. Omar Ramey, then con- ing home. He has decided to go back to work shortly-as soon as he comes back from killing a deer.
 John F. Stowe's big scenic pro- duction of "Ten Nights in a Bar roon'' presents all the weird and startling mechanical and scenic effects. a strong cast of twenty tai ented artists, headed by Mir. Alvin Wyckoff, as Joe Morgan. A grand orchestra, beautiful scenery, etc. At opera house, Monday. Oct. 23.
Williams news., 1905-10-21
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
-Eocal Hews

MT. s. A. Cummings returned to the city last Saturday from Califor- mia. Mrs. Cumings, who has not been we'll, will remain for time at Redlands.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09

Der Corruption miRs aufb6ren, ieue
ausgaben, nit oen.u oas Winiferium
balo unterfiiBune ersaufe. balo Geino'
fHaft entmaHne, balo pieeer bic beims
li9e ueberpadune beiOloe, Der Die
8oltspertretsr big In bic @anoelgdnse
beg palais Bourbon binein unter=
tuorfsn ieien.
S9werere 0ormiirfe t6nnen einem
Miniiterinm nibt pobl entsegen &c.
Idleuoert rperben. @ombes eut9e9nete
nihts, Ionoern lisB burd ben &ammer-
%prdfoenten betannt geben, bob CT au9
nit benz berminoerten @reoit fhrlisb
nebne. Dos Miniiferium @Ombes III
alio nidt empfinolid uno iu4te In
@mt uno Wtroert 3u bleiben; i'm 2anoe
aber rumorts. Sn poitiers tann f4
Der iprdfect nidt auf Der StraBe sei-
gen, obne fid ben @sra4tun9s-2unos
gebungen bes Bottles aus3ufeben. Sn
elmer Mn3abl Stdote baben Offsiere Die
Spiel, burd bic lire @arriere ruinirt
tpuroe, 6ffentlid geObrfeigt. Sn Mar=
isile babsn bic Mitalieosr Der bor=
n"bmfsn Sreimaurerloss beidlOhen.
nur nod nit benz &eOOlper in Der
Sai4e a~us;usebsn, neil He @ewalttbd-
tigteiten befirdten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09

MIL Der 0ater fi9 unter teinen um=
fidnben sntidlieben."
Wir ie6en, uniere Waiienbaus=W ii=
ion III rod nidt poIenoet; es lit nod
bel &aum ba. unb MOLTEN mir
In oieier S!aot Nles annebmen, mas
uns bon uneIidli9en unb moralif9
geiunfensn perfonen a~ngetra9en miro,
ooer mas mir 10 lei9t finben f6nnten,
mir fDnnten nod 3pei Waiienbduier
ftGen. Infer @aifenbaus 9enieBt
bier unb in Der nmQegenb. uno aud
BEL nislen unierer @laubensbrtioer,
einen iebr aute,n &uf; ia, man giebt
urls bic 2inber germ uno rtbmt Die
8erioreuns unb Grsiebuns. Wir ba-
ben iebo9 bic ionoerbare @rfabrung
gema&t, bab man bonn 2obe peber bic
Huseaben befreiten. nod aud bic 2in=
Der ipeiiert unb tleioen tann, unb bob
mir fur ntanGe @emeinbe bret, bier
unb nod mebr 3inber beriorgen, rpdb.
renb man urls ldnga bergeKsn bat ober
bic @aben Der 8armber3isfeit ni9t
fenbet.
gtniae Wdter. beren mutterloie
Waislein mir ~periorsen, baben febr
treuli& ibr Nerfpre&en Der l1nter-
thbuns nod 9erm69en, tuie es ia biQig
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09

1T, 9ebalten, unb 10 helfen anbere bic
2tiden berer fiillen. bic es nidt f6nnen.
Die atuei I'm OHsrn confrmirten
2naben befinben f9 i'm Dienf unb
gebt es ibnen, ME au9 ben anbern inn
auswdrtisen Sisnfte ftebenben anabem,
70 nett ID erfabren babe, gut.
e8IiebIi@ iei Der serinse umfanb
.ermdbnt, bab bic g~orrsiponbens ga em-
pfangere lnb SO abgeianots S9reibe1
umfabte. natiirIi& bic Bittsefu@e um
unterfibung an bic @smeinoe1 nidt
mitgere6net.
W6ee oenn uniere Waiienbaus-@e=
feQi9aft ni9t mioe tuerbe1 In ibrem
felt % Sabren setriebenen Wert barm=
ber3iaer 2iebs; ribgs Der trsue Soft
ms INNER ti9tiser unb piliger
MAIDEN. unb aud belfen. baB nod me6r
gbriften In uniern @emeinben an bie=
fem aottessefdQisen Wsrte fi9 bethel
ligen.
Dem Batter Der Witttpen unb Waifen
lei Sob uno Dant fir ale bisberige
6ilfe NIT Der innigen Bitte barsebradt,
fein Wert In @naben ferner ieenen uno
f0roern au uoQen; bas tpplle Ct tbun
um Seiu @briifi tpilen. Mmen.
g. SeueI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09
Gu .sSutberiide 8aiieabaus=
8eieQi@aft.

Sn Der %. Sabresfbung bes 8er-
ems wuroen nod @rlebisuns Der &ou=
tinegeiddfts bic Mitelieoer 8. @eiKen=
burger uno Carl Nuese auf tpeitere 5
Sabre in oas Sirettorium ertpdblt urb
bierauf tuuroe bann Der bon Serrn
pafOr Ssul absefabte geri6t perleien.
Wir brinsen benielben i'm Wortlaut
wie folst:
Wieoer lisst elm Sabr u~nferer Wai=
isnarbeit binter uns. Big bierber bat
uns Der Serr pieoer sebOlfsn, bsbiitst
uno betpa1t, Dor S9aben unb unfaG
andoiglid bewabret uno oafiir lei iei=
mem sroBen Namen Sob. preis unb
Sanf bon uns oargebra9t!
Acknowledgements oas nun beenoete
Inffaltsiabr uno beben mir giniaes
herbor. Mit einem Deficit bon $307.-
85c bs9annen mir bas Sabr, bod NOR
uns ni9t ban9e, tuuroe es bob iGon
balo aus Dem Wsse seidaft. 9ofsnt,
lid tpsrben MIR nit untOften fur Sira=
Benusrbeherung uno abSugstanal fir
mebrere Sabre berfdont bleiben, ba
isbt Die Ga Sele Strabs fertis aefeli
uno bic Soften, Die fid auf $780,. rs
beliefen, bereits be3atlt fno. Nler=
oinas baben mir bas @elo ba;u bergen
mtRen, bOfen ieood, baKelbe balb
uieoer abtragen su f6nnen, tpenr, ndm,
LID unier smeites gittidreiben at, bic
@emeinoen oes Siftriets bic snt=
iprsdenoe Beridf6tiguna finben tpiro.
ginige n6tbige &eparaturen In uno an
benz @ebduoe berurfa1ten cine 9us=
lage bon $274.91. iont tuarsrl teine
b~efonoeren @rtra=Nus9aben i'm Yor=
iabr. Was bas gin3elne Der ginnab.
me unb Nussabe anlarst, 10 m6dte i'd
auf ben geridt bss 2aifirers berpei=
len, aus tpel9em nur bieIes aneefti6ri
ueroen mag, oaB bic re9elmaBigen
8eitrdse Der @eieli9afts9lisber oabier
auf $685. 80 fi9 beliefen, unb ber
uebsrf9uB bonn lsbten Waiienfef
1869. SO mar. Sur9 2aH. 8. U.
9amte erbielten iuirb $1287 .89, bas
uebrige Der @innabme mar tbeils
Wietbs, @intiinfte bon Stiftunsen uno
aus usri9ieoenen anoeren Queaen, 10
oa6 uniere @efammteinnabme mar
$3529.67, @eiammtaus9abs $780,
21c, mitbin f9lieBt bas Sahr nit Ell.
mem Deficit bon $40. 81. Sic sebora=
ten $1650.7 IS fur bic berbeherte So
Sale StraBe finb in obieer Mussabe
nidt .in9ers9net. l1niere Ituertbsn
6rauen- g1dbpereine Der Stabt 6abeu
audi in oieiem Sabre uisl bur1 Nnfer=
tiaen bon 9lsioungsfifen unb Nrbei-
ten gebolfen unb iomit unfere Musla=
gen perrinsert.
l1nfere @aiienfamilie, AZ 2inber
umfaheno, bat f9 i'm algemeilen BEG
beffen Wo6lfeins erfreuen biirfen, ob=
glei9 bel ginigen tleinere nnpdbli1-
feiten auf ~firaere 3eit fi4 einHenten.
Sur bon eineni, unb 3tpar bonn ei9ent=
LID erften Snoesfau baben mir 3u be-
ri9ten. 60 NOR bic gffie Bernbarbp,
geb. ben "a. Nop. 1890, geftorben ben
%. Beg, fomit Elm Glitter bon IA Sob
rem uno % Sagen erreidenb unb oeren
35rper auf Wunf9 Der Beruanbten
unb auf bsren nntoften nod glsbelanb
gefanot uno bort neben ibren gltern
be9raben murbe. 6eit lsbten Som=
mer 3eisten f9 INNER osutlider bic
Spure1 Der M~us3ebrung, al, pelde,
aud beibe gltern In @lepelanb geftor-
ben uno bon tpel9en fie atpeifelsobne
bic 2eime bieier 2rantbeit 9eerbt bate.
sic if i'm @laubsn an ibrsn Seilanb
J ianft singei9lafen uno bat iiberipunben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09
Ser Barrier .Tigaro" inrieb bic,


tpalttrei9 Elm 3iel ieben. unb bic gal'
Hide &epublit miro unter benz Sdbel
zines 9ictators berenben pber an elmer
&e;benfolse pOni pronuneiamentos su
8runbe 9ebsn." Sas tlin9t orbent=
LID sefdbrli9 unb mag etwas iauar3=
isbsrii9 fsin; 10 bel aber barf mon
aus Der Gage In 6rantreid i9lieBsn -
es friislt in Der saIifden &epublif.
Die Strife idleppt fi9, ME BEL einsm
i9Isi9snben 6ieber, befen Sauer ri9t
su berednen III, bin, aber lie tOmmt.
Der 8ulturtampf bat in ben meiteftsn
9reiisn grOBs @erfimmuns berbOrge.
rufsn. HOd sefdbrli@er i9eint oas
@pibelmeien in Der NrHee fir bic &e-
publit seworoen gu ieiu; oaau brodslt
audi bic 2ammsrmsbrbeit beg Mini=
feriums @ombss INNER mebr unb
mebr ab. Sci enti9eiosnosn Mbfim.
n,ungen bat @ombss biz isbt nod 3iem.
LID re9elmdbig cine Mebrbeit aufam-
mengebraat, tretn es r1ur cine Waiori=
tdt BON wenigen Stimmen mar. Wenn
Der Minifterprdfiosnt aber befimmt
pOrausfe5t, seidlagsn su tusroen,
oanu unterwirft er f4 i'm 0oraus ben
Bei9lhRsn Der 2ammsr.
go bot man ibm bel Der Buo9et-
beraibuns bon ben @ebeimsn SispoR-
-t~ionsfOnos Elm Se9fel bes seforoerten
getrases bon 1000. 900 5rancs ee-
tri9en, Obslei9 9err @Ombes uOrber
erfldrte, baB oas 0otum bes Sauies
@ertrauerl obsr WiBtrauerl 9~sgenaber
benz Winiferium ausortiden miroe.
Der Dorfbenoe bes Bubsetausi9uRes.
Bonner. ertldrte %oarauf, oab ieoer Re
sisrunssdef elmer politii&en @sbeims
poIi3si, alfo aud Der Wittel 3u bereu
Beiolouns bebiirfe. gs sdbe aber aud
cine unanfdnoise 0eruenouns fol&sr
Wittel, unb eerabe unter @ombes iei
Der @elbaufuanb ftir beimli4e unb ur,-
anfdnbias 3usde su einem 6fentli9en
MergerniB aussearbeitet. Sas Budget
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-09

nobel er i'm Weisntli9en iasie: Die
Si6tunsen @6tbe's fallen unter bic
Betra9tungen bieier Stunoe, neil
S9iaer unb @6tbe i'm Settle Der Be-
numbering bes tlaifi4en 3eitalters
Der beutiden 2itsratur unsertrennli8
lino. Der 2ontraf auiiden S4iler
uno 86tbe if ni9t nsniser beosutunss'
bou als bic 3uii9en beioen b~efebsnes
6rennbiaaft unb Sarmonie. ueberaa
finoen mir BEL @6tbe uito Saiaer iene1
8esenfab, meldsr elm 3aratterifiidss
Werfmal Der Wirtun9sfrdfte Der b0hs
item @ibiliIation gu iein fdeinen, Der
2rdfte, Die fd abifoben unb bod 3us
slei9 pisosr anaieben. ST es Der Ses
geniab 3pii9en @riedenlano unb &om
ober, barf i'd ni4t iasen, auii4en
Seutfdlanb unb Mmsrita?
Gum S9luss fpra9 prOfeROr Wm.
q. Sbapsr iiber S9insr's 5oeal Der
Ireibeit gr faste: Die 9ebensfd6i9-
felt oes Namens S9iQer if cine Der
erbebenohen Sbatia9en in Der beuts
I9en 9iteratur. Dies erfldrt ii1 pidt
Iomobl aus benz inneren @ertb Ieiner
lprii9en Sidtunsen uno ieiner Sras
men uno ieinen aushissn auf benz
8ebiet Der pbiloiopbie urb @si4ihte.
als aus benz Settle, In pel9em er
tuirfte, benz Settle, Der isin 2ebsn auss
ftate uno ben er ieinen 2eiern elm.
baudt.
@6tbe ftebt auf jebem @ebiste bod
iber ibn,, unb benno1 bat bas oeuti4e
Nolt Sdiqer mebr an iein 9er3 &C.
idlofen als @btbe uno Seins. Sdiaers
Sbeal, ieine Srei6eitsliebe, be6errI6te
i'm 10 %polffdnois. oab baraus brett
uno inoireft bas Meiffe ieiner 6arat
terifiiaen @eiifesarbait entiprang. Gin
e9ter Seuti9er, ME er mar, mar ss
fowohl Si6ter tpie philofopb. Seine
Trsunoi9aft nit @6tbe trdftigte ieiu
Streben Der Sebung Der Weni6heii
burd aulturmittel. @6tbe Der 8iel=
ieitsge, befab ni&ts BON benz @ifei
G9ilers. fociale MiBfdnbe gu beRern
Sn Ieinen lebtsn Sramen bsrberrlidtt
Sdiler bic 6reibeit entpeber oirett
burd Wuffelung sserbebenoer geiipiel'
ober inbireft inbem er Die Sprannen II
ibrer nadten 6dBfidfeit fdilberte. 81
,Wilbelm Sell" fteigerte f6 fein'
Sreibeitsliebs big our gtftuie, 81 cine,
&eliaion. Wdhreno Der btiiteren Sabre
tpelde auf bic Semiitbi9un9 Seutid
lambs bur9 Napoleon ben @rffet
folete, mar .Wilbelm SeQ" Elm
2eudte Der gessiferuna ffr bic 9sut
i9en Biz bisie fi9 i'm Sabre 1918 bot
Der 6rembenberri9aft befreiten unb be
Wa9t Napoleon's BEL Weterloo bel
Sobesfrei9 periebtsn. SaB Sdile
Der 0srttinbiser zines Der t66ffer
Sbeale Der Wenf6beit mar. follte feinel
Iame1 auf INNER lebenoig erbalten.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

THE CLUB women of the city are busily engaged
in working up library association 1t is their pur
pose to secure one thousand members who will pay
one dollar year for the purchase of books and for
the maintenance Of the library until the city appropri
alton becomes available. Arrangements have already
been made whereby the library will be open two days
in each week. II is hoped that sufficient members Of
the association will be secured within three weeks to
employ permanent Librarian at once and have the
library open all the time The libraryis complete and
contains nearly two thousand volumes There is no
reason why public should not be getting the bene
fit OF these. i will be no hardship on anyone to pay
dollar year to the association. Every one should
assist the ladies in their efforts to secure the desired
number Of members that the library may be made Of
service at once. Get ready to dig up your dollar
when you are called upon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

outset upon the rigid enforcement of every ordinance
and let there be ompromsng with offenders against
the law.
chickasha must stand first in law and order, first
in all the things that make town desirable place
in which to ve.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
WELCOME TO THE ODD FELLOWS.

We OPEN wide our gates to you Odd Fellows :
the city is yours for the time Take what you want
and, if you don't see what you want, ask for 1.-THE
best have is not too good for you and our only
gret is that we have not more to offer you.
We welcome you as the representatives Of great
order an order whose high mission is embodied in its
noble motto, Friendship Love and Truth, an order
which numbers in its membership the best men and
the truest hearts this broad land of ours an order
that has history distinguished by unnumbered deeds
most illustrious men. We feel honored to be per-
Taitted to entertain such body of men. We are
glad that you have come and trust that your stay
with us may be pleasant one.
Not only members Of the l. o. o. F. do we
welcome you but also and especially as Indian Terri
tory Odd Fellows. We recognize in you men who
like ourselves laboring in the building of great
men VINO like ourselves left the older
states to find homes and win fortunes in this new
men who have endured hardshps and have
struggled manfuy with all the adverse conditions in
a new community, subduing nature, building cities,
establishing industries founding schools and churches
and all that goes to make up advanced civilization
We are co-laborers in this great work We invite
you to view the results Of lsbors in Chickasha
You will not be offended if we tell you that we have
the best town Of its size in the territory. Look at
four magnificent school buildings erected at cost Of
$40, 900; our handsome library our splendid new
Christian church and others about to be built our
fine waterworks and system that cost 500 900;
the great Rock Island machine shops where hundreds
Of men employed daily; our big cotton oil mill and
compress; our cotton gns;our splendid -four MILL and
ice factory; gas plant to be completed; our
iron works, planning mills, furniture factory, broom
factory, bottling works, cigar factory splendid
business buildings and our fine residences-look at
all these and more and you will see that our boast is
not vain one.
Odd Fellows again it is all yours for four days
You are welcome to it all and than this thrice
welcome to our hearts and homes