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: es THE TOPEKA P*_AINDEALER, VOUMEX. ~~~—~—~—~SO”__ TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17,1908. RMR ‘The Sunflower State Agriculturist Metin Topeka This Week and Accomplished Great Good for Colored Farmers! CHILES REPLIES — TO RUSSELL! Fires Some thecasncesable Shots at the Oklahoma Senator. MUST RESPFC? NUMAN RIGHTS KANSAS BLACK MAN ASSALLS GOVERNOR 101 SHOPS SENL BACK FN A EOLONS Spirited Reply Made ny state Suna ‘ tor Russel RACE'S WORST PNEMIES Saya Oklah wa Wanta No More of the Insulting Kind of Negroes. Guthne, OMa, Janu 2—Nick Chiles, Newr> editoref Tut Topzna PLAInDealt®, an organet the Ne grees in the West and South sect receatl, visited Governor Haskell forthe purpose af ascerta ning try views aw the Negra qd aera and par ticularly eu the Jim Cros qrettion He returaed aml wrote v1 article fone columns in dength mm wh eb be cha + actensedth yoew ry best ou fo Mayestat! cted opt se Lot aee op thetsniterierteret oo beot dag s decent hteratirs Nc 8 of the article eager eth brs 8S ate, Camp) thhuall, xo a om fa Master ot inver Ve she tne aie! sine dersateds Trt pre se tied fetter addressed to Ch la cater Ra sed says Uf as yeueay, ven spent half an houran the olice ¢f Goivereor Haye kell itis an evutert rit shat you were tar more pode and respec ful at that ime tha. you ure after get ting back to Kansas Jast eu h hare bramed mulattos as you ar the worel enemes (ia effect) that the Negro race has, in Oklah ma or clse where. ‘Phat there ts 2 different wentiment prevatling here to that wlich pre donunates in the old suuthern vtatos from Carohna te Louietana ss evi deveed by the fact that the “nurse clause” was cut out of the Jim Crow bill before ut was passed, ‘Tue two sentiments canbe capressed in a fer words ‘The Fret ie that ie sa desdra ble to have w goodly number cf Ne- grces around as servants; the ¢ther qthe Oklahoma idea) ts that the Jorther away the Negru the better Your imphed threatthat che Neges* might leave Oklahomaal the laws are pot made to suit him, hes ao terrors for Oalah mine We h ve some senerble Negrocs in Oklahoma and it will be rare indeed where they receive uther thin kind treatment “The class of restless, discontent | adampudent, vicious Negroes that have reen docking to Oklahoma for the laxt dwo years never will receive a welcome auvahere until they reach that clue which we learn about in Sunday School, Any action which will tend to check [his class of umn | gration will be hearnt, endoreel by Oklshomens, regardless uf poutics, “Lrove your »wment tnat ‘Teddy. does not stand up for you a6 you! Tir Ete should = Teddy 1s @ broad. gheged man wut he hae learned a good many valuable lesons in the Jast tew years, uot the least pn portart of which is a better natterstanuing ofthe Nevo “We Ox ahomans ore wut wanting any Negro immigration, and il we are to huve any, we would especially desire that It be not composed of Negroes whote nends lave been if Mite ie ate PPR S FY NEES ee te taNS ak \i its WINGER a EE EE AY) HEI Se AN Tees SoH Nii. fe NG Ree PAR LON Mle ss es Pear era Ata y ae ee ay lpn aty © Qh: Hy tt a Sete ele ae iP xe BRS ty she aN iaytle TE i S — EN ans! Bae Maehnate tional Rawksof; ap CANE CANTEEN ve: Be euch se GRC T Tr AE NEP eM EES HERAT. t 4) ee ee a SSG 2 TN NG fe i WAL AaB 4 a ta "i wes a Rae gene ee PANE ee eS BN ES As eee Hy Ei ee Pade Seah nt Fe Fee NSE HAdungaic ) ae aby, 14 Z Eos cl RETRY, of ate eta f Ravhaltae yet ea Pa hay 4 ” tye BE its tary af Regs eeEUS OE Re: et siphon a 4 ‘i , sa “Ss ate i TENNER ANE TER 33, aes ES ts lo oe ri : we sey até, eal uxt, Shee sats ¥ rs . Ke tte ast Ma coreeber yal yinks site EN f ml : ' eye ks lay to the OYE OE Os Le eth EON Pi, eee af TOMS ergy Seay eg he Te i a Tarai He Ai 6 x \ oN othe ee oa et ae ; t | ‘ Z, ee ae ” aig come : ‘Te ped Enea et x Ty Qos ee 4 ee oe oH ak ja! AS LLU f ee Lat Le. atte we ‘ Mion RsrigN. ie ae, (MA cen ee ‘ | be odo 7 To DNION'N aa ** f- “ wee es tin RaMahS gta a a ; , Be ee a eee et Bi AS ee ces = ve USAT ake eau neat poiacned by readicg Tar PLain- DEALER We do not want to offead the good people of Kausas, but we would esteem it quite a favor if Kansas wiil keep all hee Negroes. “With due respect for the respect: tul Negio. but with very little for your sort, lam. Caminaty Rrssert " CHILES'S REPLY: Dear Senator!—We were surprised to sead the above article in the Dally Oklahoman = of = January 301, written by you, in which yottake exceptions to an art cle which appeared in our paper in De- cember yiving an account of an in- terview with your chief execut ve weharltly ther k at fatr Senator, tor youd le say we were not polite to the wevernur id Kadas, ag we were (het in lis presence in Oklehima We atidicd him ite mis ciel capacity ti Gathrwa ia xprema toa thoight wlen we returnedto Kanets, anit is not always proper fora newspaper minty tell an individual what he thinks of hint uniese it) be throug’ the cola‘nns of his paper, ro that the world may know = Chis wat eapc cial ly su ‘n the cave ¢f your governor Vea should nat accuse ov of being aharchrumed mulatto, #8 we have none of your eare’s hydra hlaid an oir veins, Weare direct Irom the Ham tribe Speaking ot harebrained people, would you not consider th se people harebrained who try to enact lane to separn’e races, and proclaim tothe world that they are hotter than others because they are white’ Harebrained? Would you emuder anyone of sound mind or any num~ ber classor clen who consider them- selves better than the rest of the world because they are rich and others pour? Now Sonator, anvwer this ques tion Haseyourev rkn woefa well bred white person belitthng the Ne sgroea because of there color or pre vious condition’ Have yeu seen this claea driving tnem from their {homes, depriving then o education? | Nuw, dear Senat r, gelemee tol uns hd class af whites 1 was that kept ther slave wonen as concubines, anireted milloua ot these pairs brain df muta tots, as yon call them What claseot Whites wae it that has reared children by their own daughters and then sotd them inte slavery® Whatc'nan is it that today is rearing colored and white families” Please tell usin wha erctiin at the insted Siates this cass of whites lives Jn what sertion fihe coun- Ury do we fied the most etrin eut laws against Negroes, anf whe enacts therm? In ehur', Senator, sit the Letter class of whites tt af te guilty of the crimes which the above jueations relate ts? Senator tellus if the passing of the Jin Craw jaws mahetre whites bitter and the Ne,roes evrse, or does wimake alibetter? Web lev fr m the tune of your letter that you hive some gard blond ouursing through your veins, bat you have Contteuut on Page 2 THE ORIENTS HAVE MADE GOOD Great Kansas Insurance Order Has an Un- equaled Record for Prompt Settlements ---ls a Blessing to the Negro. LPRAPT SES TD BY THE ORTES SIN PAY WEN DOR ACL ARM NWO DAYS APPER DE ALL THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF THE ORIENT Prompt Payment of Lass at St Marys, Kans ‘the Smights and Dadies of the Orignt are ell adhering te thers rolex te pry every Tossas quickly 4 possible, ually from twa ta fut da satter death Mre Salle Der ue'lef St Marys, Kane held ee Ot cate No 887, ated coe de don the ghday et January. goX She quin ¢ the order on the Th ttay of Niven ber, loO4 Her ful poltey e 4 £5 0 was pant to her daughter Lun Cranshaw, onthe Ith day «ft Jann aty, gos, being withm trois afierher death ‘“he following tea fac ime sat ft the treat he ow the drattisa letter tem ory ben fie ars, La Crane soho rdangh re andthe letier speaks t rite t at is unly aneatthe tua y reese fly the onder acknavtetging prompt pases sot claim The buanees ot the ander fir iyo, was the 'arpest ins history dod a IP aluut aorbte ryou St Marys, Kans, Jae'y sath dry, Yothe Wowhte and Lae tek utihe DOMIRYL, OKLA Mre Mato) Harding tordon on- tortained ata Cbrivetman dinner ig boner of her grandgerente, Eun, Coa unt wite, Evel guent recerred an Ninae wouvernit, Mra MOOT Brooking, wha hi Deen aS the pant week, te op eedtly Beever diy, We Jandan wae an Liter dl Kae , on Thurs lay, oo business We ase very glad to kim that some af wir representiove nen af the race had the nerve to apy roth the pecat tyramt eliefiain of Ok'a- homa tn the imterestof aur pa pe Tithe gieat uvasn of devbing meu would view up and ehow the other race that they are not estahed with any kind of trostient, amt act 4¢ the right plave and the rzht ume, pohaps things wauld aot be su bordens ie fora few levling Ne grees, and the race would be ber es htted penerally YALE, KANSAS Adau Smith fe oe the ot k tie, wie Sinith, whe hoe been atk for ware Cie, te reported better, Mew | Callie Leaia haa ta geippe Mi, Yarbsugh ou the wh itet, | Sil Gilmore, Yau Galloway, Jno, Gan and win, Neve Huds uw were, In Piusburg Wednesday, Jan Galloway vierted in Vale with! 208iy3 drawn by the Merchant's Natoon Uark ot Trpeka, Ka sas, vn the Union National Bank, Kan Bae Fits e,yin fall payment of Cor Ubon Ps 587. ieu d tamy moher pal Pea tof this. city, and ot * way bey Lam the benefielars So omth rhed on January 90 14 Bw tows bund on the sith of Pew ard TE recened omy drat Reo mthe UG day of January ate te byw th's 3 ours ater a! wohredeath Treurusail pron aS nthe parmente of this dee t ve hb ntiess andthe ssiets ang s dedto ne To can acsore you \ ap, reciated, and 1 can cer- tainty recommend the order ty one meple Tt TP could find etronget Orent Topeka, Kanses: - 1 am in recetpt of your draft No Worle tO eNpress iy think whose f well glaaly doy 6s var kin diem aid gewer sity cali not pessbly be greater You are ar hlerty ty use Iny pame asa tetererce, but] learn that yentr treatment of everche dy is the same ar erteuded te ne and I] am sire the order mele ny werd ot Priier ay (syeol dees are already wrtity kn war Vorv truly yours, Luv Ceansiiaw has mother, on New Year's day Wey Davies hae Leen ebanged fran Garird te Cherokee, bia apen ing sermon herp en the tifth Phe ant warch meeting of the Mb and Baptiet churches war aoetal auecess, There war alent Nuns tree on New Year's ive sunday, the ath, was ev, sparte tiin's Lent day of xervice at the Mt Hetaon Baptiet church ‘The entertsimiment at the Opera Huuee wae reported eurecsatal in evety way. The will was nm nerve Quuterly meeting atthe A ME church, Xa dey, Jannary ttl, the presiding elder preaching RUTRY LORD NOLES Mra Sarah Jones Jeaves Saturday tor Pacla, Kanaas, 10 be with her! mother, Mov, Taabel Dandee, who ae very itt, | Joreyh Marria bas heen an the! eiok hat, bat at thie wisting be fe much improved | Wi hada & Pringles Minatrele were iy Rocky Foidtiet Welnentay and Mevers Powell Gouper, Young atul Chiter were the gucete of Mire ‘Eva hates, sl the Mivese Mary Holes snd Tevtie Spencer of Pus ehto, Cola, Kysry one wae well pleased with the show, which was highly appreciated by our city. Mre Clara Harrie 18 visiting in Kaveas City and Olathe, Kansas, The 17 montha old baby of Mr Winsole and wife dicd Jan. Ist and wae busted Jan, 2nd. We wieh to expreas our aympathy for the he- resved parenta, George Williams spent the hole dayain Denver, Mra. lonn Lee haw returned after anextended visit im Kanewe City, Mo OLATHUK Miee Rhoda Tehneon ard MoE Prowatt, teachere in Lineal set ool, hae returned from thor hares in Ques, Hla, to resume their work sere in the publte ee vole Rev DP Dudley te here tesunt Ing Rey HWS oft int eerice of micetings WR Rollins and Ad A altri spent Sunday in Kane City. Walter Rollins and wife, of de attle, Wash, spent Christmas wt their unele, WOR Rolling, and fam Hy, Ot this place ‘The Chrimtaae Camaty given hy the Sunday School wae a auccum all render ng their parte well ‘The concert wd two act comedy given by the members af the chorr Saturday evening, December 28th, Wana euiprive to all wha paw it as it wasone of Ue grandest evente of the waron, Alen, the hagskilling, the prize in which was wen by Mee Dice Levatls, W Young, of Salt Lake Ciry, Utah, spent Chraetinax with hin nee ter, Mre Mo denkine, Mowdanes Mitchell, Pvaus and Kerneday, of Kanear City, «peut Sanday with WOR Reliene end tamily Also, George Gablen and wife, of Paola, Kine as, Mis Chins Fart of Rocky bord, Colo, te visting: tienda here Mre D2ouplis’s daughter sud two nope, of Carrolton, Ma, spent. the hohdayy with her The young men of Chine ty enter tune da few fends at Soeuty Tall on ‘Taineday eight, im honor of Mr, Walter Hollins and wife, of Se wey Washington. : Rev. HH. We Scott sud family are doing a great work Isre tn the wpe Lifting of Gale eauee and king m| and weygettiog the hearty comopee| ration of bath eain a and sinners | Hew now engaged ina great revi al mesaingand po Icokirg furwaid toone of the greatest mestings the shurch tive bad. —Hers agen od by eho ot the most pow erful of Seats | proud re oof the Necaho COMI alno, Ly the recreray of the Deonbe Valey An oclstlen, and above all, aebeheve, smancalh | ef (cd to i euht eGo pet, Rev dW, Dade ey af Boat Sa ott, Ble te plac sented Wibe sicging by Mry Ad Greer, ul st. doseph, wa, and othere { Kev, H, W srottand wile were the vietime of a pleasant eurprise perty on Now years morning, which they way thoy would be pleased to have repeated every once in a white. On retoraivg home from a watch ms ating atthe charch, the erowd f Bowed the paetor and his wife to th rroentence, under the leiler= eheyeat Miae Te dia Me Cramp, art when ch 4 hfvthe table war well filled wi N such things ae are yood for the inner mae. a true indiewtion bat thu New Year eiehee were Ait cae * Good Reading for January Donor fel to re d the articles te The Mud tones Mowhly Magsaine weitten Py distimvautehed Negra writerk ow falloax Bar baacen Statesmandhip.” by Piof Nathaniel Sawyer, ‘Topeka Phe ‘Lriple Allan at Mantowd,’ by Ehner Shavdelford Kane Cry, Kaa ‘High Mandard of Masonry," hy Willam @. Curtis, Abilene bome of oar Distinguiehed Negro Chatags tere and Some of ‘Thoir Achiovoe eo bp Prof. Harry Graham, Quindare, All thet articles are te the January wane, PARSONS KANSAS Mi. Boone, wife, and ae Oly Boone of Kanewe City, nave bean inthe city, the wueeteof N, U Ramom an! bis wih Prof DOW: Patla eat Phy den Staaliot Tanke pemlenee are in the city, rie of Gamevieve and Wall ech who are there comeine, Koy pitten Weft shednenday for His be Galena ane es Mewedutor mele ctr aies cup Pa thewesty ae bat Vecdewday Min, Chaba Noth ti who fag ten AD, IN de pe ote te ae towers Mim CONN tris sh hae ec all 5 nate ef assed regarted betters Min Noob, Tatnecia was hostead Ate peimik patty gaven at her hame, monday cventug,the pucets of honce he ng ater Oa Boone and Le oy BKuene id wife of Kansas City, Quevtione were anawered from the hugsertion of different kinds of fruit, Robert Smith receiving the firat prize, a beautiful finger buwl, and sin. Nell Keynoldn the wecuud price, Adeliioue tuneheen wae erved, Mradb BF. Paylur alana eu~ fertained the Hounex and freude at tives’ leck lanch, Friday p, tu. Miss Genevieve Welch entes ain elafes friends otter the ball oa Ninay might, serving one oh lock luncheon, Al tee o'clock alt des partid with wang goad wiehee for Lhe hovtess Mine Viola Redviueon has returned rom Kanwas City, Where «he epend Jhiietsiae with her author, Ste watthe Perkin ontertaiuel pfew friende at Chrptinas aii nes, BONNE SPRINGS Mase Hemme Steaart, of Kauss Jity. Kane repent New Yeare day rith Grandmother fiance Janes, Mee‘. A, Rwing hae returned vom a viet in the berritory, Mra Wodeon ww mabing 3 grand ucvess with hes restaurant. Cars are ranting from Bouni te be cement ydsnt and it raid care rth be running ty Kanvas City by une! Mre dadie Cutaplell has returned, Edw Stewart, of Kaneas City, 16 vine with baw tamils, very awk, Alen Moore 18 wll sick bat she vele to be jmproving elowly, dotn Bryant und wife gave their ttle daughter Verne a beautital tany fora Chriotmens preeetit They unter asned qaite a nulber of young eople ow Swturday evening, The Topeka Plaindealer TAK PLAINDEALER PUB.,CO. Hit Hast wrath Gtrest. NICK CHILES, Eduer and Manager — BUBSUIFTIUN RATES; (00 00 BY MAA enemies 9 BM {a Bemthe By MMT... ec ee cee ee Bree ponthabyeail, ws od Radered at the Pstofles ot Topets an Gocumd cisas Matt Metere FRIDAY JAM,17 1006 Pees palin, JONIN F, KRY bendy anneul0 Bimanit ve 8 mandianis for the owe of County Buparic fexaent of Putte Leetcucion of Abaween ‘eeunty, subject to iba Republiren primaries JAMEAL SMIMKI, hereby ancounoss himself Be ecned date for Counts Oomalestuoet, Third District, Basen foesty, Subjers to (he detsion Gf the Hepublican oeusty Pwinaries destelon of JOHN MM WILK FRAON, Hhend of Bhaence POUR), ENDeuLcns bis candtdrcy fore second terns tubject ta the 6 wiekea of Ibe Kepudtinan Prmsrine WM, PHILLIPS, bores sumusore Diet as weandiate for Reprearatetirs me Dtetrict Boblat t the deton of the Bepublices Proaacen ROKLRY STUNM heres announces simectf fof re-election Aa @epresratactes from the beth Thutitct Hubjer (lo the Republions Primary W K.PALRINER Berd) saucences blecoet ann Caudidals for Covoty Clark, Gudfert to tLe Repubiran Mramaries, BM COCKHRT Qc toby pacgunces Ria.vod B: & candidate for (4409 Comualastoner, Thin Duttict Subject Wy Lhe Repabilosa P ri@tries ae ——_ 1. HG RKENWOOD Lemos aaounote bimeel ‘ev acandidnie fur Probate dite Nubject to Ite Iteuubtican Primaries W ob AC HOUH hereby aut nices binerit aaa candidate for Probate fudge Rubjert ho the Repabltcan | otmariens A SAUL BY borwny a noaness hues if ath audi tale tor reprowentative Crem Ure RNth ate satqee Grube tcp Mil an Prt ides. Fe UBIIIEE KV hereby ana runes himult saacantidate for Catuty Altera Srhpet fe tre Wepuble an Primaries PA LAMAEY brenuy annwunces hime sen anda tle (ye Uhunty Superintan font of Pub ts Hastroct ene $ulymt te tho oR pal heau ew arly CFORGE DT ACE Lereby ennounces inset as 4 eaetitate tr Conuty ¢omimteal ner froin An Lhted ats t Subp the Cit be print Fria anies PeOHE NEL EES Lerel yannounces hits 1 49a at hdabefor ¢ 1 ty Coven yloner from tle Tat Het subp ta a pub aw Artanis CPOE CRIN E MAN toeretey anu diets ost ite ae lt cn Coun y Conn awe et frory the Thing Perel Stay E tvtha Ke bY ete retire PRASH 1 UethOtie taeby ou aneee Nim itoas 4 cart tate oe tanity Com fweurs est wake Dd db te Satye te doettau ¢ oS raneres FR MATH Weberet y ana anes s titinse ds oe rau bolo nuuty Comsmlostunee from bhe Uoted bate ange tbe the hep ubtenn Priuwae HOOYARD PAGH autmimie timate a Wiad stot ey Prat ale dn tye sujet te ahey Heya tean Prtmaring ATUUIT 1 MCSE antenuness thinvett nem tan tidate tur Reale Seuetie Ault t to the Repul Hoan Prlmatics & - = WH LUE REETHL Borel) agonine » dumave tat @ Comtidate fur Coram sabpet ty thn tory Dit an Primaries bistwiseer willbe found a tac minilie wh a dtate for Bsu0 pari to Mrs, Lutu Craoshaw by the Knighte aot Tudies of the tisinut of which neatly all the officers wre colored Tae $300 waa the claim of Mes, Hallie Dernell nf St. Mary's, Karons, ‘Soe prompt payment of this claw. with gS huureafter death speaks Glow l terms tor thie ereat orgaura. ation whicn we deing oo much to edue cate our people along the lines of Greternal naitance Pun many of Gur race carey a small, measly week ty cweakly) porcy im the Metropol: tie Insurance © mpany jast enougs to bury then, not lewvimng wny thing dor thetr wifews or families ty cx at von The Onent cares fos 00, eshen yout aictuck, when an accitent occurs & preman oe pad mda death the amoiut tor whit vad we ansursd ty ponte ds ated fo th me wroagen eres 5 O35 pee pet begee ats tomes Vist ee wee. s - mead irs fare frmay + a ‘ Acct: r we tne ne ne . up fo» ta ow F we eis os vie we um On oh ot hres cee The order is extending all over the counlzy and thousands sre being beneSte therefrom, The order is strictly reliable, honest and prompt, and we are always glad to recem- mend such aeafe iastutloa ¢o one poopie. May the Knights and La ‘dies of che Orient coatious to prosper! Hon: Robert 4, Hendricks, one of the leaders of the house of represent atives, mill in all probability bea candidate tor Congress from the 6th district. He will be a strong opps: eect of Reeder. Mr. Hendricks represents the people, His work inthe fours proves him a good, faithful servant of the people, Send him to Congress | IN POLITICS. Frank Hollord saya he will wie the fight for commissioner and won't lot up untel be Is fo the commission: er's scat Hon. Arthue MecGabe, who an- nounces bimeell candidate for state ecpator, is one of Kansas’ brightest eons, He was deputy county attor: any of Hbawnee county fora long time and served ac jadge of the court Topeka for sic yeats. Heis a mas well versed in the law and a substan Ual, upright citiseo. | De, H. H. Keith announces him eolf a candidate to» coroner and will pe necainated, as he is well known Uy every man, woman and child in the ccuntry He hae a host of friends and very few enemies. He is fair and always treats bis fellow man as he wishes to be treated. He is a large taxpayer and employes several st bieh epital on Weat Sixth street, {CHILES REPLIES RUSSELL. Continued fram Page t, Vo sme in contact with be rougt |necks of Texas, Arkansaw and others Southern het oles and have beer |nisted » Gvoverns Heeketl, whe is on sOhvan, ko ows beas weg, but he che playing he part. Oa semopegue te cueg tavor with thay elas ah ch tay forewet tryed le tuake capital by Ident vg, the Nae, ’ Ar Sanat oso font aa tomty trary radon weet may Kay o oeegrusan the 1 vo state \ Large porte eo vid Oot nia way pactileh hy Rateaay edore d pe aque | who talay tre amet. your most Progressive ‘ited igent and culoied leitizens, and ba al respects eupener ft» the clare that ts trying to Sita Crow thea. We Kensas culeted seonple are nut Baiting for an mvita Gia trum the chien you cepreseat The colored peuple oan millions of acres of land in the new state and they can invite wucm they please Thark God, Ohlahusna te as you say not Tke the old Southen states where Negrovs du not own ary fares ot consequence BOT In proportion te ‘the population, therefore they have Wcome jn contact with the rough tlement of whites. In Oklahoma we wership under our owo vine and fig tren and no man dares interfere, We Koo your crowd don’t iosste huveat intelligent, proyreanve colored people because you can't rob them or make serfs utthen You admit this when ‘you ray thal iwe sentiments for the Negro prevail im the nua state, une ‘that Le spall bea servant and the other that he shall be kept as far Jaway from the whies we pounble, Aste beng a sersan thereis no ' chon, Ww you pay them and not use thea we you did before and alter the war eA Var TO judge sand am Dag ago taat ths white amen would net Woe tne ssa to keep cole rea wevan @ ub, toa time belore thes Wocmraka. cove te em, and it hoo Ce oanon thas te wo fain teb res etiy hem n ‘out Hhee uta were SL? . a In “ mod om Da bobs eek t van fa . + out or we Cty ty 2. bay an ve 8 Se tt tee eee te ae Sade Sees eo possible, you have our consent We are not parlcaler about where we tive, tat, Ob, My! who we associate with le our eternal hobby. God kaows our race does not want lo have anything to do with Jim Crow white people—nothing but the best for us. The farther away from that olses we are the better. Good people recognize goat people It in not the vicious Negro that is hurting Oklahoma, bat the (gnorant aad rough, uncultered outlaws of poor whites of the Bouth, who flocked bo that country for years tor crimes committed In thele respective atates. This class fe now in the ascendency inthenew sate. Ge rid of ther and all will be well. | Actoreading Thr PLAINDBAtER, we think that If yeu and your fallow ers would read after us and take our advice, you would know more aud do better, Those colored people who read THe Prarnpgacen find themselves mach better off, They ‘are getting homes, farms, trades and business of all kinds, and maahvod with it, Wetesch all that is good and wholesome, Senstur, read and learn of us, and your yoke will be eany and your burdens light. | The eooner the low, mean, Negro- hating, vicloue whites aru sent to that piace that burns with fre and bria- @tone, and where the devil and his augels dwell, the better it will he tor the good white man and pregressive Negro. Vos, Teddy was right unt.) he went South, and thatis where be met tis Satanic host, who cautioned him wgainst speaking out un Southern outrages, race tiota and buruings He has sings been as a deaf mute. Huping that when you have read these irnes you will be able to under- stand us better, we remain, Yours, Nica Cites, Ect or and proprietor of dine Jorn KS PLainpRaten, POS. Judging frou: the headiines she editor ot Tne Daily Oklahoman agrees with Senator Rusvell; Okla- homa does not waot Negroes ot the ik of one who hai the nerve to assuil the state's chief executive. It yeu don’t want your chief assailed, make tim do whats right. Any time he or any other puvlic ofa gets off he road that deads aight he w Hi hear trom us, and it we arg nag tr stenva th $48 tae ateande on The Daly Oslahoutin, who assed pub- Hie Ming as Wo baa Te ote fac mute OFtsphem your Cet Lit eewspiprrs ate, Ue better it ail bofar le Neg ee ee weed ath has dus tet ae outede Ce ota ayourd Youle N gross t hat DY dott COmng Negro sal nt stun fr site y wehou. n= es hge moc! 2 ae! paragrapa, NC Let your Money © do the Work! 1 ave you any idle dullara?’ Then pat them to work in an honorable and legitimate business, ff you wieh to knuw abouts clean cleire (Ut Up-to-date strictly vueiness mining proposltion—mining in whe ground and sot on paper, if you appreciate a equare deal, and would Ihe to be avavciated with pr gress nive iuveatora of the race, if you would like to ee your dimes rapide yrow inty dollure i a proven propomtion now blocking unt ure with a remarkable secord to win, Then winte The Freeman Shining, Milling end Development Company, Colorado Xprings, Coto. or wy of the following agente of the come puy J, M. Wright, Wan, L. Evane, 1. SM, Forte, Topeka, Koa, G. AW. Bell, lots Kansas, Mra KG, White, Independence, Kanes Wiley Morne, Prank BRagleon iad Jot 1 ca, Codey satie Kame o SOM dupes, Wiehins, Knew, SG Mare in data Ok 1 Wonere Tra Fou ota c . bdae FT woga ses tempus b ee tran Wooster stale s halve sept sn fue wae te Noval hopes MW Waar bowite nud toot to our readers,ae oar lavestigations of these enterprises have bean such ae to convince us that as legitimate: promising mining enterprises noth- ing more eecare te on the market, Tuan therefore a astisfaction tobe abletn add one more promising Neveds company to onr list of re- Mable companies. In thie cons nection we refer ta the Freeman Mining, Milling and Development Co., incorporated under the laws of Annona, capital stpok $1,500,000, 750,000 ehsres in the (ressary; par velae$!, fully paid and aon-ae er- sable. The company owns and ie developing the richeet property ip the Gold Mountain district,Nevada. They have ron a tunnel over 100 feet aml cut eeyeral gocd veins of tich ore, and will begin shipping oon, “This company has been the aub- ject of psi staking investigation on the part of the Western Trade Journal, ant foirners tmpele this atatement that the moat searching examination convinces us that the company offera the beat form of investment in Nevada mining atock within our knowledge. For par- tioalara not made plain by this free and nneolicited cdltorial, addross the Freeman Mining Milliog and Desclopment Co, Room 1, Mo- Tutyre-Barnett Building, Colorado Springa, Colo. “We consider bat the interest of the snbeoribers who msy be un- decided how to invest in the Novada eilver and geld minca when, without insinuating aught in de traction of other companies, we bestow our udreserved indormment upon the Freeman Compiny’e proposition. In view of the fore going, we feel ita duty to advino our iesders who desire an interest inone of the best Nevada imining compinica ta loro no time in secure ing eame of these ehares, which offer the very beat eecumty for the Tegat money that ever came under the purview of this paper, Photographs The price at my Stu lio ts creap, but the work 19 of the highest class Why pay suck an enormow price when the same careful w rk can be secured for ONE- HALE? Stop and see me W. H. LUCAS, Tet K opsay Ave OPES’ of J. W. Voohie's Resiauran Cams ate ore eenen PPE ont SEAVts ¢ moa ae Lor owe rows toss a tur Woot When in Lawera eo Stup at the C lal ROOM AND BOARD (iad A commodativns WASH PORTER, Prop Uiz New Hampehire, Lawarence The Scott Cafe Short Order and Lunch Restaurant. First Class Meals served at all Mours, Cigars, Tobacce and Sada Water W. M SCOTT, Prop. a3 W Warren Lawrence Kas Open all Neght, Prompt Nervice, The Huling CAFE, MEALS, LV neu, SHOR PONDERS, DLE seas Act rovEha , A, 3S]M5 Ob ost bitty ' rb Obs howdy tee on wa aerate tee Won rPrtobere poh at ow SOU GIL SAIN © RARE A Grand Opportunity for the Negro to Buy Farm Lands and | City Property in the New Btate of Oklahoma, a. 8, MoREA, M. A. SORRELL, Attorney-at-Law Notary Poblio, Real Ketste, Lonne Mvaxours, Oxta, Vinita, Oxta, A. S, McRea and MM. A. Sorrell owns and operates the leading REAL ESTATE and LAW OFFICE in Vinita, Oklahoma (for the Negro). A. S. McRea is not only the leading colored lawyer fn Vinite, but he is one among the ablest in the State of Oklahoma of his race. Mr. Mclea also has a large law practice with headquartere at Muskogee, Okla. 4M. A. Sorrell, the well known and truly tried citizen of Vinita: is working for the up-building and advancement of his race. Mr. Sorrell is « native born citizen of the Cherokee Nation, and is well qualified and in a position to give reliable information to his people, who may want to buy, lease, or rent farm lands or city property in and around Vinita, Okla. We buy, sell, lease, or rent farm lands and city Property, We will loan you the money and insure your property. For full in- formation concerning farm lands and city property, write M, A. Sotrell, Vinita, Okla., Box 744, When in Vinita, call and see us; office in Room 8, Venter’s Bldg. | C. T. PHELPS’ e | Fine Wines, Cigars, Whiskies and [ obaccos Courtoua Treatments to All | 221 Fuasens Stveer, . of. JOSEPH, MO, | EER: EE dag. «cae —~—25bO-.24e.2e.. <a DO YOV CARRY LIFE INSURANCE? If Not, Why Not? The Knightsand Ladies f the Ori or the Ortent. FRATERNAL BENEFICIARY a SOCIETY. WILL Psst YOU POLICIES FOR OURSEID AND CHILDREN PAYING, PARTYIAL-LIEE, SICK, PUNEUAL AND DEATIL RENEVITS. IN CASE QO) DEATIL No heme loving man cen effonl to Le withou Likk INSURANCE THE KNIGHTS and LADIES of (ie ORIENT is daly autho- rized by the laws of he State uf Kansas, ands inder the Sup't. fof Insurance of Kansas. Itsefheers are bondedt sat wy. . Sur Comp. LEBERAL TERMS PFO AGENTS F r information Addr.ss | National headquarters, sot Kanzas Ave., Topeka, Kansas, GurMottea Peempt Payment ef Chins * John M. Wright, Pearl McNeal, Nat'l Pressdent, Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENT Many times in the past 1 have been asked by young men de- si ing to learn the profession of Pharmacy, who had not the nee- essory means nor time to take a collegiate course, if 1t 15 possible to learn Pharmacy by working in adrug store, 0 have replied that under ordinary circumstane ces itis possible, hut a wvory tes drous and up-hill undertaking, especially for acolured manina white man’sstore. This exprece sion of a desire to learn an hon- orable and prohtable profession- al business, coming from so many, coupled with the great uitheulty £ have experience! in tin ding Pharmacists for my own store, has impressed) me with the ydea that a short, lear and concise course of Pharmacy could ‘and should be placed within the reach of those young men or young women whotuty desire to pursuc such a course A number of these yctrg men have sequeste d that P take aclass fpraticeas wellas theoretical Phoraico, Chemistry aid da tere Merboa ap twat th tute fa sie, Dike dt = nt one chet Ayo parr Vigo Herr rue bet ersuch 4 nee Who tas de a keane fectha hase wall td ctecn fel wiforeite agen calling ono me shay Morey a hier Ase loluan S lee 1) HRS HEWONLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE LIGHT RUNNING. yaa ‘A A ea jets a se Sm as [Aa ge cont Ply ANY 0 WEA OE eS Lo ? 1p wt vere mee Pog eae arse a t = , mutt Met arse 24 ae Vuk SHE NEW HOSE SE0UI0 MACLINECOMPANY Orsatages MMeasne Mh Mattie! may Suid by iethriscat deatews antsy WLP PR OST, tte atts secuot wor 1 etek pen layla Miss “say “tind Miss Allie Taylor of Kansas Uity was the guest of bee mother, Mrs. Richard Hightower this weet, Mise Zephyr Archie of Meriden was the quest of Miss Walter Croek ett test week. —_—— Mr. and Mes E Noleon entertained anenber efthelr friends at cards Priday evening of last week. We are sorry to learn of the death ef the infant son of Mr, and Mrs, Joba Chiles at Dover, Okla, last week, Mrs, usborn Drake of Dover, Okla, who has been visiting ber ater, Mra, Williams, fora few weeke past, retvrned home this afternoon Rey. 1..C. Newby of Hutchinson ve in che city this week assisting Rev. Pepein a series of roectings at Brown's chapei. i — Mrs. Lee Jefierson of Colorado Spreege, Colo., has just arrived trom California, Nevada aad Utah, and se the guest of ber mother, Mrs Caldwell, and olece for two weeks. ’ — Misses Perle ard Lena McNeal entertained at whist Pilday evening an compliment to Mre. Harry Deane ot Cripple Crevk, Cole, Mrs. O. A. Taylor won first prise and Mr. C. A. Whitney booby prize. Refrrehments were served at 2 fate hour. Nev. and Mra. P. D. Davie have just returned from atwo days trip tw St. Joxeph, Mo, Wathena, Kans, Troy, Hiawatha and Horton, Kane They spent New Year's Day in St. Jue with their parents ‘They rc port having avery pleasant trip, | aving metayreataumber chatd firends, Perscasw shiugt» have long ar ticles publisted Wall please send in woney When tleariicle sent Cur prices for such arneles ace tt ree ces t perline. counting six words to the hhne, We unly give local news aud news fican various towns and states to our sub eribers. Nene reached the city last week ofthe death of Mrs. James Bertha, which cecurzed at hee hewmen Oak lard. Catt, Mrs Bertha formerly hyed in Topeka, ard wes a nmiemb t of at dcbn A.M EK, chureh and of the Eartern Star) Her remerors triers joe uy extcned bg nj my athy te We lcrcaved fomily. Mis Sareh Payne Borwell, ages gdvee s ened Mesesy ct ber beime JECT N Jeilereteiect after a ot or Wiacsser preunerna Te sreral war Deith Wet reray aftamecn dan the Kiret A rican heptst church of stich she had Jeena men der tur a bulaber of yeats. She sas a'so ar seuve memberal Myra chapter, O 2S aud of the Benevdent eoceety Her remares were interred in Topeka cemetery, “Lhe inen ds uf Mrs, Polhe Eater were sorry to leary of ler ceath fast wekin Omaha, Nebr, where she had gue to vist hur sick daugh ter, Her remains were brought to Topeka aud her funeral was held on Wednesday at B Street Baptst cberch, Rev stoner and [kev G, 1), Olaen ofileiated, She was 44 yeareold, aud is survived by two supa and two daughters, Dr and Mrs © A. Taylar enter- taped Wednesday evening at pro- Kressive whist, complimentary te Moe. Harry Dean ot Cripple Creek, Colo, The vat of town guests were Miss Marnie Gilmore of Leavenw: rtt aod Miss Annette Scott of Kansas City, Kaneas, Ata sate hour es trev ments were sersed The guest o! honor won the prize, We aren receipt of the fret an pralteport of Registrar of the ‘Inese ury WoT Veron, Wt as areatly bend volume, aud showe that be has handled ailiars of dollars an Donets, Ee ae bund tas ved ate 4 finarecer and we hope tube hin fooe day on Val a tect Poe Cart me Hate, May 4 Tete serie, s tainp buetee a ho selqua teas tt ral ead p ates Miss Cong a Sepmure, whe i 6 perintynt titel the atining depert ment, alaays secs thatthe guest: are well cared for, Ste is one of Kansas City's most beantitul and cultured young ladies. The death of Mrs Josepbine Giler at tbe county jail wase pitiful aod lamentable incideat, She had been fnvarcerated for a'x months, She was adjudged iosans at fret and seat to the asylum west of the city, but was exchanged and brought back to the jail where abo was kept uotil her death, The atate should provide more roum tur the aafortunate people who are connantly crowding the inatitntions. Shawnee county needs agovd physician wha can tell whether a pereon issick ur shaming, | Messrs. 5. Nesris, Grant Gedeoo and C. Langtord of Tonganoxie, ‘Kansas were in the city this week to aatend the meeting of the Sunflower Agricalturists They made a very agrecable call at this office, ———ue, | Mr and Mre, Witiiam Burlington are the proud parents of a fine baby girl, born Jan’y 15th. Mother and babe are doing nicely. Mrs. Mary Dykes, aged 36 died Jan'y 10th at her home, 3803 Kans, avenue. Toe funeral was held at First African Baptist oburch Sanday afternoon, and yhe body was shipped to Oskalovea for burial. Mr. E. H, Walker of Omaba, Neb accompanied the rermalne of his mother-in las, Mra. Elder. to To~ peka for burial, Tib Starnes, the beg restaurant magnate of Omaha, was in the city last week, having cme in response toa message that his wother, who was acewdentally shot by her son, Maguoteanected fo live, At thia wil ing sire stn a fair way to renoy- er Mr svar csreturned tu his home Paresbay Miss Deana Palbert: entertaioned about sixteen ladies at a lunchean Weduesday afternoon, complimenta ry to Mrs, James Clayburne of Kan- eas City, Kansas. The four courses served were very delicious and ebun- ed ab uty iathat tine. ‘The most amqoe feature was) the suuvenirs, small barkets of sacet flowers placed atvach plate, with the name of the guest des pnating where each war bo he seatud, ANT CUAPLL : Co OM 1 ore rete Se. MO Fe N bet Ie od Tne revival servic © conemue t vrowrtanteress Res. MO War flit preached hree yp veerfel oe jt te tact week Several base beer hp ly eomverted and ool one. retained | Sunday was a day ef spinal hastipg othe vast auduiree wae atboth services the pastor used tor amarning subpect, “Sin ancl te hfect,"andin the evening, 1) ¢ World's Physicnaan Dive member, were added to Ube church during the tty Next Sunday ts «joarter)y meeting day ‘The presid ng elder will preach atiland at night, R-v, W. Me Donald will preach at3 p.m. All are cordially invited, OSIJOHN A, MF, CHURCH What are pou doing to carty out the will of Christ in your Inte in re- gard tothe other sheep? You re- member the words of our Lord wteu he said, “Other sheep have I which are not of this fold, them alsa 1 murk bring" The pastor ead un Jast Sabbath thatthe imperative nature nf bring ng souls, the other sheep. to the tod, bes bau transmitted ta the people ot Got through the apostles by our Lard Jews, the Good Shephert ot i shezp, ‘Thw being true, at is very clear to the mind that ist harmony with the dive will that supreme duty of the Chrrtian if- » to fired and bring ite the Christ tie the ‘other sheep The Sanday Schoolisin cont aon todo very special ard ace ‘ work 8 Ubu faithinl and unr ie priterhn, Mr ho gow ja Vit excel ont conn io i] avo thers dhe aan mnt the ac oite tes Traggth bee eu, iTne cr npene un ef piety wal ‘ghar steed ct. sartates a paddies [bares Mero Mae ns nga ia dis jorath year as om ctautend mca gh isehont NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATIUN, To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned petitiouere have on the 27th day of December 1907, filed their petition in the offce of the County Clerk, of Shawnee County, Kansas, and directe t to the Bos.d 03 County Commissioners of sald coun- ty, praying fur tue vacation of tote 687 to 783 inolnsive, (odd numbers only) on Btone Ave, and 687 to 783. and 688 to 744 on Atwood Ave, and joa to 784 inclusive, (even nambers only) Highlaod Ave. in Waverly Place as the same iv platted on the partofsoction 2, Pownabip 12,Range tg, inBhawnee County Kansas, and for the sacation of all alleys platted and touching eaid luts and of roth Btrect, where tt curser raid Waverty Place, and A'w od Asenue from the south line of to’h Street to the north line of 2lat. Street and Stone Ave- sue from the suuth Ine of toth Btreet to the aorth line of 2let Street, and that vn the 3rd day of Februsry, 190%, the same being the next regular eession of said Board after the completion of thle notice said pettion wil be presented to said Buard forthe hearing thereof, and that at euch time and place all persone interested can appesrand be heard under said petition aod show cause af any why sand petition should not be granted, Lxcept that lots 6&8 to 700 on Highlind Avenue and 687 to G9u on Atword Avenu: be not vacated Jauas Citarreiie, Atice B CHAppatre, PLB he Aiten B Pares, Thor TMan & Bione 4 Attorneys for Applicants Hy TO WHOM LY MAY CONCERN: You will take mote that my petition for spermit ta ell inteas cating baytera atomy drew ater at Nomen si North Bane Avenue, fin the Firat ward of the City of Topeka, Shawnee Conmy, Kanere, ie now on file im the othee of the Probie Judge of «vet county, sad thatthe sad petition willbe herd | Yafore the Honorable OF Hayder Viobure Judge of sat comity ut din thee wn the court bene in the Crt af Tepehaon Pureday the gt day et January, lees ib le otctoun bat AVE Ho arotie, Mesitioner. Murer Pabasded the, ga oF : -- oe | Noddy. Tie State mark 6 Ue tobe Minstondiy ssaoben + moe 8 th the sep bearer ‘ , akeghusstes Pow be 1? ; todauates 32 su yes ‘oI Hs cuttrvirds col Baa vet rel i the sta co are capecssd t rey at alth sms tay Thy et ca be pres wl, eee Vie ec dod ba Se re cortespon bey seeremty Cou Fisthack J201 Wo ‘Te tth street | fop ka Un rine £44 rent tthe Corentyyecure ss Rev ToL Pere Cnet kye, Reneas BEN Wirsou TD Prenale os 4 Fr ttinwk TW Dy Sey, FORD'S “o7z0 OX MARROW R e GHTENS KINKY of CURLY Sy see eeet rahe ineae ny oe ? was fo) peeee MELA BEN RO RT the Dae sate preparation hoows w ob thal mehes kinky or curly Lair straight ay ghowe ebure Ips ues makes she must stubs Born, bareh, kinky oc curly sale soft. pliable end sacy ts comb These reeulte wey Lar bisined Im m one treatments 6 to ¢ botllen mre uqualiy samt (nos fore year The eoof Ford's Halr Momacde reomves an Drevente dandruff ce levee itching lovig erates thy, aceip eb ps tte Lele frow fesles ourorbreaking 1» wekes bt grow and spariabing. the Fate, gives 4 new lite and vigor | bel ng gh ean, Perlumed aud hharpless, ! ea lolicg Areranity (oF ledire, tentlemen aad ebildiea bord 's Hate Fue Bande hae been made ang wold cs utinuomely Blorecahous team and label” OZONIZED © MAKROW © wane reghiered tn the Unived Binteg Patent Oftoe. tu tig | Be orm to gee Pipdreas te pee wakes the ban STRAIGHT, OPT and PLIAUT Epon are wf $u itations Rimemver thet Ford's Haly Peaade te a reReeut an bey Gee *{ieteematnn') on tts sigusiare Charive bord direst cucarh pack. Sue Refuse gil there Full d reacts ne oteh 4 oe title Price only AGP ete md by, Ar auasete and Wee TS 3 we brmggies & ‘ @ vale van w toitly yu he ead 4 bh © fr restc gs Bote eh low * h 4 Sed Ae te eee dF Spite diire | W rOdPtrent «4 Ce areret Way p ta a tae 4 Sihunest ies th Aw " P Singiendp mat ctr ewer oe 4 enti ata te paper Wen yg favearderse sent ‘ Tho Ozonized Ox Marrow Co. « (Mima genuine wit! utony argnatee ) : $9 ‘ Chale Jord Lead : 153 E, KINZIE ST., CHICAGO, ILL, ‘ Agents wanted over) 4 bere ? .06O$OOS O40 O4OO 00990506 0' ESTERN UNIVERALTY, Quindaro, Kansas. The Great Educational Institution for Kansas and Westthe ” DEPARTMENTA--Theologics!, College, Normat. Sth-Normal and Ste Normal cree iam ~ ee je pea pa . LPEA . 4 (Q255 sung 7, Rr oonk | a Fs { TLE Tete | et ee a YF Pike hee hee GU ae ! ; etl 2 a Hee ee pet A 4 | “Sy [we ear i i oa ee . ml; ue Wl itr 74 oo AR Rs Ral F a a hares | m Le eee Me | le ae De ane «my yf eS Tf * 1. tens A a me «#4 \ oem ie { ee? o.- we cee ee ee eh Leading and Best Industrial School ot the west courses Advantages sub werent a vemapes - plendit Location, Healthful Ch ter%e wb-Nor-mal, Musica istrvsmental end Vocal), 7 7 includicg pauno, organ and barmuny, Drawing God Letlucnees and Tne rough Peach rs Fine Arts and Mechanical), Carpentry, Printing pr tock Baad wishes Uurarse, aoa a In format 10 and Typewnting, Tailoring, Dreestasaing and | ‘tam Rewing, Courng, J nundering, Farming and for terns proces and al. imdlacesiond Gardening. ifermd, arile to SHELTON FRENCH.A.M.,Acting Pres. Pnones; Othee Ball Weet 142s Reandcrce Bell Weet dof Set ce Overcoat Made to Order Made te Fat and sauety & iS L 532 KAN. AV, ° . Kallithrix Parlor HAIR GOODS, HAIK OR NAMENTS, NEW POMPA- DOURS, SWITCHES, WIGS, AND FRIZZES OF ALL KINDS. A NICK hINK OF TOILET iWATKR AND PERFUMKS URS.,M.L. FIEL C19 KamsssAve a FIRST AFRICAN RAPTInT CHURCH Seavices as usual dinday Kes Carr eill preach mom ng an Feven tng, Surdayschoolant © Houvet ta atthe veal hyve Vb ee ae vited tents ol The teat tthe pastor's + mt baat Punday marking # yf Son pe work in omy smevad ott eae tte fered totnanineres ed vay bv the couptegat on, Bev WD bee niet ee putpe alae onyght prensa trea thes sab th Amereat bo va”? | Ion Sor, Uutehinten + fae as sede ar oteee Doe ett wae dbo? Peds We We pate “ te ener ihe nat x" tt ey ( a) tt : oe oe | sou af : os ' aT , btn tae , osb a seat taco tor a m4 oth bobtays Brars abe at To Wased ce ATE tseesy ths te gue ob Me nest proeber dC icmiets of toe me stale, A raves tor teat weeks on biperiees tn? . feourer Paeme ths woek dbs thtertamedd oe ures tot boat eo cated attty, Seer er {te fuse a cas ALWIGN, KANSAS M i Mew Laem Ofer te fk b Wet © asatgnge at the Wee te ppoen ute am thee rate Ate nd Man Gas Woobeagter 0d bore ae Sisotang tebitiees et opns! Mase Boast Mayall at Mactae geet tle duds loys in the city Maun Mis teeneee Tava neh Potin spent the batelive am Cue ge Mes Vive alae spent Ci hott fies ther Mas WUD Dagetige went tet hetes foo Fe, Ge epent the te hhees woth ptutase aE tent: Thee Whee entertained aC tie ae teeities at Nines dimmer were ts tulows Mie WoC Poway, Mis tS RE hendeen Mre TOW Nndetaet Mas TH HW teres Mra be hoon Beat Mine Stille Blot tas eatleg te New fon te the de dsate ap het cae Mites Vile Webb She retimned te ner hea AMttioson Feet week leavong the oth mitch better Uhe Unteflev tual tub seve en etter nena septirn Fist weeb wt the honte et Mee Uohn Anderean in benet ©1 Mass Stethe bbe ko at At Mawar and Me SOS Worhangten ot Wa bite Dae tthe Pent et gn nae Che an rites etree tt thes stew n td thenmeetyes «edd ft Cie ec ere nes Mas 1 6 Catt aed catty aes puotal oo cfent fat Sataaday, Vevtn. volt an Ce eedbae gd distor ete fle slomadea Sie ds pesttay eter faa Year Parties thease el qa che tee Pemteery f Meet ete Vetie cane et Lpaie en Meet dant fyb Miwbe SS Caer, Satan Nee 1 WW tela sak bas deere VA Cle brane ot MS gall bape stsgte cate Laat ot taf otgeet WT Lead Fee, tear Aut Oe Hage Mele $6 8 Hades bite’ te Lepnige Ae th tae ot FM coe se om at toot Me ae Po Moers bos . i * © te. a Ro ee x 1 tyeutodt age bem . ’ Latouia Cafe and Restaurant bate ot oi heeds © dr tee Portea shone ste a dey reat Ca te td baat Most popular dy toast ot han as Cay JACK HIRES, Preprretor, eva ET san Oty Ae Swellea fo welry stor ue Dawe Miss Addi 1SS 18, | Has co atee bie ot Pranonds, Watches Clocks, Cut Gliss an! nilverware at creat | reduced prices | 4az BANDAS AVENUL re | LOW thane cote It tte wee yiigee aM Eke Hed De foeh a ! Veit Mm Dre Je M. Jamison. Physictan and Surgeon. Fusm pOEi ae erat oe et set let ot Pr betty ot OE ime dpb ated sou HtD eer geal Leend dt oe PEt Store Lele Ras Howe ie fe pete fab Phanes 4 O. A. Taylor,M, D., Phy sichin and surgeen eb hauae tere F bviten ore Calls Arewered Day aed Neto Kestiteine Ios Bamt ais 1 enti he RAY rrr ere W. EL Jackson, Paysiciin ind Surgeon , Ott wae teatanas Uae the adopend OL Pee 4g AUG & On, ome Lea bub Ws roe to SIS Ree AL ta w thes te * Moy ' ae . OLYMPIC CLUE, + Weet fot de i mae t Neots feu 1 ee) 1 gate ae Uy 7 UTTAWA, KANS. There will be 5 Leap Year supper given at a new parsonage, Thursday evening, January 16th, by the Willing Worker club, Mrs Luola Harne, president; Mrs Susan Lille Lard, secretary. Samuel Johnson and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy born on the 11th of January. Mrs Alan Barnett, who has been with the group, is in chatter. Rev H. Harne will start a week of prayer on the 19th. The Willing Workers will meet Mrs Rafter Payne's on North street 10 Lily, at 2 p.m. Mrs M. H. Bain is sick with 10.10. WINSHELD, KAS Mr. and Mrs. aponson, who we and have been for her home Bare with, Kensington on last A to know up again A to know is already Mr. who visited her and we have been for which we met the last week Mr W J McCallough and his daughter Mona of Inkley, who were the guards of Mr W Wood for a week, left last day for their home. New London Hudson meets at the corner of the road and passes on the side of the road. Miss H. H. Hobert, treating with her parents in Great Springs, and with her a medicalist week later latterly to her to Chicago. Her husband is a minister of Mrs. H. H. Hobert. From the left page of Sept. 18, 1819, in A NEW ENGLISH PRESS. and company of the work and points to the long Western companies who are with large lines of business among the most successful the Commonwealth late who have built up a very large business in the Great Western territory on business and prompt settlement of war. --- THE COMMONWEALTH IS GOOD DENVER COUNTY TO WISH A MAY CONFIRM I have just been honoured from the Commission in life and am glad to see that I have been able to hope the bulk has not been told me. To commend yourself in steadily and respectfully. Angel Rev A P Blythe Poster Zane Blythe KANSAS CITY, KAN Mr. Pattie Preston who is recently of the recently regenerated careth and is there to leave the time. We were asked to a but at morning. Now Jones and family more recently received their health. A reception was given on New Year's day at the residence of Rev Jones by the State Bluntonary northery. A turkey lunch and carved and quail quail was reheated. Mr. Father Davies of the English Street Christmas church has been on the sick to When in Parrots and Hungry hop at the Restaurant and Calc. Open at all House. TROU & JOHNSON, 1711 Kew Main Street. Mrs Mamie Bampton of Chorley, visited W. on the 10th. M. Jor Barke of Earn, Onda, arrived here on the 10th. He has a elder here whom he had in a room fifty-one. He will make his home in Weir. Rev. J. Ransom, the presiding elder, half equally meeting at A. M. E. church on the 12th, having for thruke the same day. Qute a large committee, bound by A Dulloid, not the connexion on the 6th.program. Guest vice in the city. At a meeting from Mr. A Dulloid and others, the city council promit that their rules should be adopted. LEXINGTON NO Miss Laude Pearson is writing Miss O'Rourd. Miss Aulice Lourdian, Lourdian Markine, Lourdie Hickman and Lourdie Hickman are members of the committee to report the visitation with the past to Mrs. Victor Collins of Lourdine and Miss Mildred Hawkins and Miss Liamson of Western University of Portland. The Missone will visit in much use likely for enter events. Mrs. Johnson and family, and det from Freemann, who have been put ill, are improving. Mrs. Lazette F. Benton spent a few days in Woman, so Prof. George H. Gibson, principal of our school, attended the State Father's Association. Also, Miss South Carolina, but they report very in improving the. Miss Stuart to one of Kansas City sponsors and will Sunday with her mother. Miss Dutton Hawkins and partner of Integrities, spent a day with her mother and sister I W P. rehabd I am a leade matter in my last Sunday of A broun of Nashville, Tenn. who reside in the city for several months or play as a clerk in a restaurant, attn to Sunday, on 10 for Mr. Pretzen, Kansas Miss Eva L. Britt is visiting in Salem, Kansas Sir Daisy Price, who has been attending Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, is home to visit her mother. IROY, KANS. Miss Creea Holland, who spent Ames at her home in Omaha, has returned. Miss Nell Schomels of Boston, now accompanied by her friends Miss Hughbanks and Mr Cuddock, is spending the holidays with her guests. Arthur Hughes and wife of Hwings, Nebr., is visiting in the city. Mrs. Charles Corman gave a look dinner at her home, Monday, in honor of her nephew, Theodore Corman of Tupka, who was here visiting during the holidays. Mrs. Mollie Brown gave a look dinner today, in honor of Mrs. Nell from the of Buxton, La. Mrs. Mrs. Webster of a Joseph's visiting mother, Mrs. Noham the LFN NGTON, MO Mrs. Betty Osburn, Kansas City, Kansas, is visiting her father and mother, Mr. Collins and wife. Pronouncing Elder Collins held his first quarterly meeting at Zion A. M. church, Sunday. The meeting was very interesting, with a good attendance all day. Royal meeting is going on at the various churches and a good work is being done. Mr. Paice, the evangelist singer of Topeka Kans., is attending New Waltham in his revival meeting at Zion church Mrs. Anna Muckel, Kansas City, so, came home very sick, to her mother, Mrs. Rose Harra Mrs. Pannie Johnson, who has been very sick with fever, is now recovering. We are Glaucer Grace the of a very handsome Athism like reason, we don't pretit How I have a ghost very out for Nest and Athism It lay have content with sites that to watch the ghost VISITOR A Here is a idea of success now in our city. Our clothes are doing nicely under and I do hope Rev. Howe, Washington and Jennings. L. I Was a good able to be down town. John Lasky will confined to his room. E. Williams and if have their payment now to be William's room at home, on Blu to see me. Letters Avel Williams is now been at work of promotion The will be able to attend the next meeting at the home of Mrs Browne Thompson, Mrs W. Thompson, of Owengo, home, being the place of home. Parents are present and all her a pleasant time. La Hill, from Chinatown, is visiting his family. 1. Hutley and wife served dinner Wednesday in honor of Rev Washington and family. Why don't move of the parents visit the schools so they can see for themselves how their children are progressing? Lee Tucker, who has been quite ill, is reported better. A Morrow and wife now have up payments at the Oak Leaf hotel. FORT SCOTT, LANSAS Bruce J. P. Rinson told reporters meeting at the WM church the fourth He presented two stairing accounts on all of which the other at the Rew to W. Sampson presided Sunday and Monday earnings and assisted the people with him that financial report shows 2000 collected in twelve weeks. The presiding officer received his assessment on Saturday. It was ready before he got in the city. The funeral service of Mrs. Jones was held at the Sunday afternoon at the WM church. Mrs. Jones Brown and mother wrote, entitled a few friends at dinner Monday. He told him was present Rev. J. R. Rinson Dr. Bodden and wife, Rev. Sue noted Mr. Moll and wife Mrs. Rachel Mrs. Sue and her Mr. Martin entertained a few hours last week Mr. Anderson Johnson entertained a number of friends last Friday from 5 to 7 The ladies Mrs. Anderson knows will entertain again Mr. Anderson entertained his sister and The banquet given by Mansone was up to date in every way. The emancipation celebration given by the ministers' alliance Jan. I was very largely attended. Scripture reading by Rev. J. L. Dudley, prayer by Bro Linin Mitchell, the welcome address by Rev. M. Jones, response by Rev. McCray, progress of the race by Rev. Mian, address by Rev. J. F. Sage. Free dinner was served to 60 ex-claves. A splendid program was rendered in the evening to a packed house. COFFEYVILLE. KANSAS COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS Woolgirls Valley hodge No. 20 at a regular meeting held on the 9th of December elected officers for the quarter. We are getting along very well so far. We are doing the best we can to come in time to upload our order. The following is the list of our officers in town: Wallat, chapplain L. R. Lowley this year. A. L. Johnson also in town forton N. G. W. Bankhead P. N. to M. Matthew N. L. Room P. N. I. H. Davis Warden Ramson Daniels inside outtown. De Vance R. N. N. W. W. Crowward N. N. to G. Horty J. Husn N. G. Frank Homerson, R. N. V. G. James Railings, L. N. V. G. Dunn D. Railings, L. N. V. G. Nathan L. N. P. N. Up with the town banker in the green Thursday evening Attorney in court of district attorney in conclusion late H. H. Johnson in district of one was in town last week Miss L. Homes at Clay Center is on mustard last work with good results Mr. Mickel and wife of Kansas City etc. visitors is during Nights Mrs. Moore also of Kansas City is visiting here to L. Mason of the Enterprise in time and laundry to make a living trip to Independence last work Attorneys of County with will celebrate January 1, interim day The owners of the county are trying to do the clean up at will the points here SALINA, KANSAS Boy W P Banks provided the able seminar Sunday at St John Baptist church. We are setting up a small Hill church meeting last Friday might and shared objects for the year. Mrs Hla Muntz spent New Years on Whitby the guest of the cousin Mrs Hla Larkin Mr Wax Houlton spent the holidays in London We were delighted Mr Houlton ATCHISON, KANSAS Mrs. R. Brugat, president Mrs. W. Welb, vice president and Mrs. B. Shapiro of N. 16 club of Lowestooth organized the same and club library at Mrs. H. Lawson 1115 N. Highstreet Mr. John Taylor president Mrs. L. Watson vice president of Mrs. H. Well will secretary Mrs. W. W. Burnett counsel Admired to meet with Mrs. H. McDowell library 1105 MANHATTAN. KANSAS Applied all materials Mindeston is embarking on a spiritual announcement will be in the institution on the Bristol or late in being held on the Rose P William picture of the A M M chapel and assistant. Ray Missell Scott or Karen Clyne. Ray Missell that Christ is now in these months which have been in progress two weeks Miss Scott will have brought to Holy Ghost in the church to be brought both home and still work on Holy Land. He discovers protested against an intention to shut and the gospel. Sunday night she prepared to a large and impressive dinner. I will also give any further information to which many are to the spiritual call. During the meeting which has been a memorable morning have had two meetings and three solutions also, the confidence of many myself and our parents all to welcome to glory on our main prayer. Mr Thomas Wright is in charge of conditions. Mr George Davis of Japell was the most of Miss Jahn. Nipmun Sunday. She was a M student. The weather although nice, the school spent the afternoon taking and viewing the city. Mr Jean Woods will take a memoir through to originate unknown to others. Many of the students we are glad to learn are working to learn of Christ and the glorious works. Several men still are added to our student body members. Mr Hatties Robinson of tenten Head Kau, also Mr Hatties Robinson of Athens Kau, also Mr The Willing Workmen will merely serve as a copy of a copy reception during the booth last evening at three opposite halls on at the residence of the late Mrs. Alexandra Wise will be all by all be on the plinth of the room at the room the home is partially dissected the front and all pillars hang in a spatial with tenets and all beautiful plants. The dining room was elegantly lighted and decorations of Christmas balls complemented well. The home will be with about thirty gentle going frogs to show the beautiful women. Architectural Drawing and Electrical Engineering TE is now offering extended courses in both theory and practice to young Men anxious to secure advanced instruction in Architectural Drawing and Electrical Engineering. Person desiring to take advanced or elementary courses in the subjects will find the opportunity to obtain instruction at Parkegee Institute, such as few institutions in the country off. There is a growing demand for young men who fit their lives, by completing the Architectural Drawing Course, to teach for houses, and who can do the work required in Electrical Engineering. Every effort is being made to make the courses more helpful than ever before. BOOKER T. WASH'N ON, Principal FTSKEGEE INSTITUTE, ALA ```markdown ``` We Carry one of the most Goods in the state. We Licensed Embalancers Born Phones: 32 COR 7 S H BROWN, Pro The Br REAL EST Buy and sell land in FARMS AND CITY the Negro A graphic political history of the has been presented in an engraving Congressmen." Alabama sent three Florida sent one; Georgia, one; Miss and one to the House of Representat sent one each; North Carolina sent heads the list by sending eight. This portraits of these twenty-two repre- date of their service and the Congre is sold by The Colored American No ton, D. C., and is not only unique a but shows graphically the political s The Brown REAL ESTATE C IMS AND CITY PROPERTY Negro in Po local history of the Negro in the in an engraving just issued, en alabama sent three colored me georgia, one; Mississippi sent two use of Representatives; Louisiana North Carolina sent four, and ending eight. 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