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THE OPEKA PLAINDEALER. A Glance at Some of the State Officers Members of the Legislature Who are Doing Work for the People. The PAMSERVER has been watching the representatives of the various districts and below we present a sketchn of a few of the really good men who are giving their constituents a square deal. They are not tricksters, but men who place honor before money and believe in laws that will bring peace, prosperity and plenty into the homes of the great mass of wage earners. It is this class of man that the people, regardless of creed, color or condition, should keep in office; and as long as they do there will be no trouble about curbing the trusts --- HON. J. S. MIMMON. speaker of the house, has covered himself with glory during the extra session. He is a man of exceptional ability, a parliamentarian and one of the squarrel and most impartial rulers that ever presided over any gathering. 1 HUME BUNSON Judge Beason has been in Kansas for the past thirty years. Down at Ottawa where it lives he is by the confidante and respect of all people. He has filled a most every political post in within the gift of the people. He has served from the hoist of his car to the P. S. State and in elevation to the Supreme Court as one of the most graceful retos of Goymer Block HONORABLE MEMBER Hon. Charles W. Barnes, Superintendent of Insurance for Kansas and candidate for reelection, is one of the most popular of our state officials. He was in the insurance department as deputy under Webb McNall and made a splendid record. As the present Commissioner he has continued the good work. Kansas can do no better than to reelect Charlie Barnes. CHILD JUNIOR JOB NEEDED. Chief Justice Johnston, of the Kansas State Supreme Court is one of the most talked of men in Kansas just now. His years of splendid service to the state as a member of the Supreme court has given to the people of Kansas a most excellent opportunity to know and appreciate his rare talents. He is thoroughly honest and conscientious in all he does. His devotion to the interest of the state and of her people have made him beloved by all. Should the people elect him for the next United States Senator they will have the services of a splendid man. HON. GEORGH HEMB. Hon. George Plumb, of the 51st representative district, Lyons county is a farmer and stock raiser. His nomination added much strength to the ticket. He is one of the strong men of the House and a great friend of the laboring man. Mr. Plumb is an honest, upright and a good business man, also a large tax payer. His friends are assisting on running him for State Senator. He is one of the foremost men of Lyon county. His home is at Emporia, Karnes, where he has lived for a number of years. 20,000 No better man could have been elected to that high and honorable position than him. He is a man of the people and gives justice to them at all times. While Mr. Smith was in active practice in his home town his opinion was sought by some of the most prominent attorneys in this state on important cases. When the party nominated him they knew what they were doing from the fact he added strength to the ticket. We need more men of the type of Judge Smith. He has always been a friend of the Negro and we find that on more than one occasion he has shown his friendship to the Negro. Men like Judge Smith should be kept on the supreme bench and our Supreme court should be taken out of politics. LIFETENANT GOV. 117/08/11 The special session of the Kansas Legislature has been remarkable for the graceful and efficient manner in which the providing officers have discharged their several duties. None has been more conspicuous for efficiency and fairness than Hon. W. J. Fitzgerald Lieutenant Gov- ronment and the Presiding Officer of the Senate Governor Fitzgerald in to Kansas away back in the only days, when it took a large amount of phi k and energy to stay. He made good in the draft and what belt of southwestern Kansas He is interested in farming and stock raising in his section of the the splendid business capitaity has been a stepping stone to his political success. He has succeeded because he was a man and stood always for a square deal to all classes of citizens. No man will receive a more hearty welcome from the great masses of Kansas regardless of party lines, when they come to make their choice for Lieutenant Governor, than Mr. Fitzgerald. Mr. Fitzgerald I will succeed himself. DON, J DLNSTON Hon C. E. Denton, secretary of state, is now serving his first term and is making one of the best the state has ever had. He is from Attica, Kansas, and is one of the leading republicans of the state. He is one of the most influential men of the state, a friend to the laboring man. He started out in life as a poor boy, and has earned his money and standing through hard work and honest dealing. The people of Kansas are proud of him as he is one of her safe leaders. He has always been a friend of the colored man. He comes of fine blood which is easily told. He will have no opposition for second term; it is rumored that he will lead the ticket. Mr. Denton is a diplomat, courteous, poite and a gentleman in the highest sense of the term. He belongs to no faction and is always fair and impartial in his dealings with state politics and business. We hope to see Mr. Denton governor of the state at some future day. HON. W W GORDON Hon. W. W. Gordon of Rosedale, Kansas, who represents the Eleventh district, is one of the most influential members of the house. He is a contract r and builder and also a thorough business man. He represents his constituents in such a man TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1908. Good service and weigh all the possessions carefully before leaving. He always found on the floor the place of any prophet in that come in the house H. M. Pully, who is now serving as the assistant of the tariff from the evidence, Mongolia, Kansas. He is a doctor and man and is in the office. He sicks cases of diseases and knwls other from Mr. Pully is a man who is approach, and is one of the commenters. He will be reelected without opposition and will be one of the contestants for the leader on the Republican ticket. His many friends hope to see him with something better before he retires from the political arena. All of Kansas is proud of him and it is rumored that the Democrats will have no opponent for him. JACKSON The attorney general of Kansas, Colorel F. E. Jackson, now serving his first term, has done more work and accomplished more since he has been in office than any of his predecessors. No one thought that the young country lawyer from Kareka, Greenwood county would rise to fame so fast and find so many civil doctors and defenders of the constitution until he began to probe and the citizens of Kansas never knew that so much was going on and what could be accomplished to bring civil courts to justice until General Jackson shied and them. He is a man well wired in the law and has but few capitals and when he once brings a case will stick through the supercoat of the United States. He is a courman who is and prefers to have no opposition for the trial. NATOP LINK No man in the Senate of this state has given his constituents better service than Senator Bury F. Blaker of the Seventh district, and in people should feel more proud that those of Linn and Anderson counties. He is ever alert and good after things in the manner employed in personal matters. He is never absent when the time comes to vote, and is always recorded on the side of the people. Mr. Blaker has served in two sessions of the legislature, and to see him take hold of the reign, one would think he had served in the senate for years, and his advice is sought by men who have been coming to the legislature for the past twenty years. Senator Blaker comes from the parent and best blood of old Pennsylvania, and away back in the 60's when the Union was threatened, and a race denied the right of liberty, he marched to the front and served his country well. Senator Blaker resides in Pleasanton, where the fruits of his great business ability can be observed on all sides. The Blaker Milling Co. of which he is head, is one of the largest concerns in the state. They own and operate lumber yards and grain elevators in six different towns in Kansas and Missouri with headquarters at Pleasanton. Then four story flooring mill, large grain elevator and magnificent lumber yards at this place are a credit to Kansas and the city in which they are located. The writer has known Senator Blaker since infancy, and he has the admiration and respect of every man, woman and child in that section of the state. He is fair, equate and honorable with all men. M. MR. ARTHUR CAPPER, One of the Leading Newspaper Men of the West-He Will Be Sent as a Delegate to the National Convention from the First District Without Opposition. MR. ARTHUR CAPPER, One of the Leading Newspaper Men of the West-He Will Be Sent as a Delegate to the National Convention from the First District Without Opposition. He fathom the end of the utter and old people of this country do not much for love. He has held every ill health he would permit and they have him may not so many times that it actually refuse the job. Senator Winker says that when his term expires, that he has the right with politics, but that he should keep him in the harrow. HOS CHY A KYKLH Hon Clark A Ryker who is set in motion or railroad commercy is from Hammons on Rivers, Kansas, and was in good health in the hummer business before he took this position. He is making one of the best returns showers a state has ever had, and is a clean, progressive business man. He is honest and faithful and does not beat the bushes or the people to the galleries. He is fair between the railroads and the people and believes that all should have equal standing on earth. No one can question his actions since on the board, his vote has always been for the best interests of Kansas. He will be re-elected to the office without opposition. Mr. Ryker is from the MR. ARTHUR CAPPER, One of the West—He Will Be Sent as a D from the First District Without people, for the people and will be returned to the office by the people. He has never been questioned as to his h pesty in his dealings on the board. MON, T, A MCNFAL. One of Kansas' most substantial citizens is Hon. Thomas A. McNeal, state printer. He is an Ohioan by birth and started in life as a farm boy. After attending school he became a teacher, and afterwards was an editor and author. In the early days he came to Kansas, when it required men to stay. First settled in Marion county, from whence he came to this city and established The Breeze, now The Man and Breeze, of which he is editor, he has served in the legislature as representative and as private secretary to Governor Hoch, from which position he was elected state printer. As a speaker and writer he has but few equals, he is author of a book, "McNeal's Fables," which is highly valued by every one who has read it. He can hold an audience longer than most any speaker by injuring a few of his original stories which always bring down the house. Mr McNeal is a man of high integrity, upright and reliable a staunch Republican of the Lincoln type. He is an ever Advertising he has been taken for some of dollars he has been paid by the tax payers. He was taken by the army, and of the allowance he had, has been paid into a head light on the trunk. If he is present to the party, the capable of not being in the trunk. He is a man who joins the work of upstaging fellow men. Karson could not a few more like him. The spot of this sketch some of the hard fighters of the senate in home in Beloit, Mitchell county. He is a parliamentarian, a lawyer and one who believes to represent the people. He is on most all of the important committees. He will be returned to the senate without opposition from his own party or the Democrat so well pleased are they that he can have it on a silver platter. the Leading Newspaper Men of the elegate to the National Convention Opposition. HON. GEORGE I. LUCKER. We are always glad to note the progress, thrift and energy of the native Kansas and at present our attention has been directed to Hon. E. Tucker, the brilliant young editor of the Kureka Herald and Senator from the Twenty-fourth district. He comes from the best blood in the land—those who settled in Kansas away back in the 60's and took a firm stand for freedom. Mr. Tucker's father was a member of the Kansas Legislature before he was born and any measure affecting the rights of any people always found in him a strong opponent; and taking up where his father left off, the present Senator has always stood for the rights of men. Greenwood county feels an especial pride in Senator Tucker, and since being elected on their representative he has become known throughout the state, and we all join those whom he has so faithfully served in desiring to send him higher. Mr. Tucker is one of the holdout and famous men that ever hold a seat in the Kansas Legislature. He votes with the people on all propositions, in trustworthy and ```markdown ``` Communal on Page 2 Arthur Copper Has Placed His Publications in the Front Rank. Has Made The Daily Capital Great We are proud to say that a new good things and goods are being sold on young man Mr. A. W. C. A. owner of the Poppy Daily Capital, Mail and Brace Museum, Wiley Farm and H. H. D. all published in Popka. When a young man like Mr. Capper can start from a poor boy as a printer to a reporter on the Daily Capital, and then, in less than a quarter of a century, become its sole owner, and owner of all the above periodicals and of the new building that is being erected at the southeast corner of 5th and Jackson, he is certainly worthy of any honor that he might seek from the hands of the people of this great state. He is a man who is modern and unerring, strictly limits from morning till night and then some. He is honest, upright, a gentleman of integrity, a believer in the doctrine of live and let live, and four treatment for all is his golden rule. His employees never complain about not getting enough pay. His pay roll is large and all on it get enough to lay by for a rainy day and buy homes. His pleasure for recreation is his large and latest style automobile that has a steamboat whistle with which he delights to sound warning notes to the pedestrians and drivers of vehicles to look out. Mr. Capper's friend are region, and those of the First Congressional District have decided to have him present them in the Republican National Convention in Chicago, next June, and he will have no position as he has worked for years as chairman of the Congressional committee of the district, for the love of his party. Everybody is for him and he is a true representative of the people. People need more men like Mr. Capper. NUMBER 4 Medium! ° The Topeka Plaindealer THE PLAINDEALFR PUB CO TE EAaL § vente nerent RICK CTILES, Fudetur and Manager SURES TION ABS Enepeat bywel, ste In Months brat fiom Tose nrttinly nad, Rab dat th Brstndee nt Inpemdas Second otyee Matt MiMtL ERTDAN TAN ¢6 Laon eecemceem meet e cues men Staten JOTIN EG ELD Mee ny a ances bint ee a qikhite fur Th adie of nitty Seen fe tet ct aa FD Stan tote of sisi Odrys RE e Ee Me pnbhe cng made JAMES SHITE teres annenione bore tt eseemblitet © oomty Qn ir aston 7 Cited Part Shave county ant yeek awe ay Peern tthe db owe team county Peoora ie ape a? baw ame eet SOMA WERE RON Abert oc teva non tomy te us comditry fork en Y Rep Steet eee Tae ee tthe Men abte on AD Te Tete WOM URINIAES recy tate Meee inne a din te vtelive Mh a bret Rapp tte + 8 fe hae tem Lanta Pom Ls Nat ty tt wr amd cat eC oe hn bet tan Tete apd andere VoL pADbANEL toby vater nn st sea “ VEDA te Somnte Meth et nk 1) pet tai treaty PM CORT TEL oF isp emt one oe tndtr eit 4s sort fey Conmmasstorere a turd Ieey eo st Ft Ge Ro pebitan Primtrie Poa PADS Ok Goad ae tetant ce alate ae van Cobb tee sabe te mr es Yor whe tty a ttees ne base rat a TE tte er the re aM tat sana she dot aa Poe eeatitive fesan gh osttt este ts hoc theatre aes Dov A aT ET rv atest dame it asi tore auhy Ati sate t tit Kprtemdeca ANE VMSTR Fer Wa eS Mee tab bore rs or te bat aed Tasty ti + sb th be dyin Veter + Geared at 0 bg meetin mas sealant vce ames ire Crate Meh dtr sn ke ft they tide on Primo aeons Pat prenmers ti ities san) * Tot matesnr cr di te thes bead fete 1 the Royse Keewi oe MeL LISEM AN ov amtec ante selan son bro femme from th thet he te we tet aR Hoo ee PASS Feed ene kant wens th eTAaRE or tomate © nae Hussite og Tat tbe | tae toooree | SE WA er ame ah pe seed te tes tee a Wet ow S bt tw hey tho dtimopoe Woes wing ‘ weer db tat ts shot one he bP brs Aliso vesting row. ' * on oe 1 pot ' ' i Vai. CSL LOWER no Abb VGRT VLIURINE “She mandes rt Ngee db oarat aac Ea anita then onotabs oon aiopt, Joo V Wb elim fas Wedagulay, Charles \ Groves, pore seg. The eeneion las d tw oidays Bod Bas lemming trem start te fins ‘There are over reventy-tive progressive farmers who represent thoasands of daiiure sorth of valua ble prop ct, te th real and pore ona) Mesars Kubert Luroce atol Arthoar Kiuvery acted as aecietarles of the meeting, hee orartzation te char tered under the laws of Kansas tor the purpose of pt chasing tatus and making improvements “or the up hatkding atthe race Ubey ecntean plate baying 200 actes ot farns land close ta a dargs city at acort ot fayoo dollars tor the purpose of breeding fine stock for the metubere of the wsacciation, and a'so inf tect seed of vartuus kinds which will be profitable tu thove who have been tn the ola sut, growing stuff that cu! mit brrg suthcent money for the tabor puttorin and will yield larg preutia the etuckhalders tuck ts new beng cflered and tanen seadity by the farmers of the etate, some very important discussions on farm aig pore wade by vanes persons Among eune of them were “Why 40 Many of our Farmers Fait," by 2 P Nrown Morris of Edwardsville; “Farm Labor W. T. Turner North Topeka; A gevliucal Training tor the Farmi: g B'etaert,” Principal W By Canter: “What this Organization should be ts Our Farmers! Peres Lewis of Kusas City and reat by JJ. Frenen, These tua your ze ara very successtat farmers * Alfie! fa mind Cogs as Mu rtpcae Lasfters ” Aiur Binery, (ke Vows “Oar atid nteat Ko A Mise tM Graves Videnrd ville: sap, ly Barr nOtasa™ WM Bear ant jo8 Ke gers, Otte tN beers ospeon Growing Alfa’ Pra N MOTs Uyeck Koo ac, ter Ment EE Pine Pitty Cleat Cora Real Ped or des Whe etait bs ae B hats inte th ss) " FOG Grieves Uedwarite ah While th pe waen large atten tte by the fremare ert ates th ety peupto attemtad th ineetie g while fen grearbenrth te ale cee. Utter wana rorceble ale on cl lastere tInctors pp tatierse , peratese camels audenly ptatetsy wee herd atin An Cperetan te toe ea? a tnerts 5 Like tide, as mest o Cha elanulid be atethe Gaim, gett 2 Uiree tne ee tay sacha goed bed today weir fan «tif them de rot, es m the cts { We acrvieoure bh el young mer [ars Id otes, toe te get hold ots gitee ot farm Invites farms ane trifle rte ine eorberstene of any racecenain tt wool have het very prays ge ahs ne to have Theard these User ses ab te th farm anditanteartaes Wadesers ove wheischpentintic ome t lb foralviugeeheme « cuit .. phakd eta pie eu. term Laud j Tas orgies rent du ng tac! par the wyatt ot the o agyeun iGrovessareu toy ated i ot vn [iy and ba ' wi FO EA Hatem teat Tab | b tth leo ov aadtos g seat? a Gove cet have hn se Ieee teas t \ toy reer peestat wer oacei teeveh, McbBret. Wee tre, dave Dehen i G CA ; vad My POG ye Dery Baa ens Ve co be Vda ud we is Several « bers Prominent in the Public Eye! Conon teem Page 1 whee ah alike stote, dn yee des. ceortne the cs toned pooresh ore wieh Cham heart and soul oral theman wha otha or, meas tee Nbsde ther pie ceo wih omeet Un lhe mge Teeitaree in Semite: Pocket» wae hes tu te ene father whe joiped beri woth the dete Cond cf fiecee teas thet et ed Vor tyen that the fabs breowt Poets Pet nesses he g 2 i loman el very. Pha shoot Lader wtinde well wet th 3 Soomay Pe meat teen th toh bese wed Vis distur» wo] os pteetnt tyes fb ar at thooscut lore tothe Semate am byt, afte ute bbe UR peat vn and teas ain Uh oresspde of tle Le anthe dette t fora citi Curgtene, Ube knows heap rccde ard wold reps resent thearin a smanner that woukl ean Donor ind eredit te the «tate, eR F C MELIEGAN Dr dC Millan, of Aude rear county, beam ot dee fea tore of the TLoum, vol sbeye at hecya a sharp eye on VE tat pertuns te the miter eatotduaconaty Te tenet nents ified sath suy elrque er rtm, bat stands netinthe open for any snd TL ue teties teat weaned for Che best Interest ad the great taalnge mi iaeen Here meet the imost i ttuential mea hive eaty and the oes k and fowl) ta getan sadience with bin Verda y ut biker on merchint, Mv yal be foaled wid Wo he a or Deane! vaacaetis the world WH) knew et where he et arede, Dr Mibises wnot shat anight be ferme age inert, bar ney regener Pree tterage phypetctaa ot Coarse tty voukenge ainorge the beet alegtore an the wtee. The people of the zch Uepromcutattve dingit wanted a mon ta seprceent them iuetead of Corporations, ee, #0 they chive Jor, Millig.n, whe wae willlage to sauittice cnongh of bis valushle time to look afer their intcreet and too (hat lawe wore enacted to anit those whotel. He should be re. turned aa leng aa he will consent to eure TOM MM OFMEUINED PT RAEMAN teed the anent active and initia atbinentversa he Honse ia itep toeeatittee Samad Lehman, ot tlre 2bth Representative [) atrtet, Chet pay Ware Me awie and eon Ceodla et ad he Daeg tbe go artine tnt @teres iy the arate dnd as ales on feree ov paver le de now mayer of that chy and dias tetde more Hoe semerte thin bee predseasore We tainy fos Tete he cin lave net wovther ge de donde dn the per Het al wetee EPs teu gere at Ornend ett dared ter aed dita ine tins wy pl vine Coc uheted evan who has eek Tio dion wendy eqn af wenn. Mis Eelratn te a oll read otra aed a gid, ecebatanted Hien Ue taco tee dcedd acd toad petse a thesatae th Clotee sever a gob olin tha ue new Towa fot fee ge ad people of chase let ane vor votie ooh + bint tn lea one=s, Noy ' t tyTks iow B Gaver, ag at Ney foo tative af ho aga dt bie tte the tans een Chase orb termny is ene the rntlacniis members of fre Maa Mey ste et Ne pred ow oi Sse coanity who \ litelto tie Legtele nein to yeu th des her eafan hising les represen Tby i paaete ond Wate tate te Gaseris cfare 3 rt smh pbteer, thea eae etinade et oe Ub tped Noma Ugteare Ue vetted anditees te 8 ata an i ho Semet cool do tree me ree gM Baten a be corres 8 tos oe OR STE 1 eR Sage 5 BR pecans Mat. debabe ct Wileencnanes Mit so wtb dt vn ee ae k a the WaPo ow RY Mon It towed a: 1 rs terosteaa on Me remit on | i 7 werfiion cae « & ded aatliggs Ut Wut yt wu | sepa theade sae t gp nto mete tes Ue ts tet ne deed deh te Lo f the aokeng mon oar phieis Hens de ee en te abi fh tee pen ne te ta douse ed that abies tee ae oe ed ab hg tore dtuin ad thos thoy ot uve wm te ME pete shutdd c oie eesecled men ner ed Tare ce Te dae see dye 1 Row beans Ie Low med) bee eae | Hen SOM, Borer cam Canes, Montiny oot. te af the Morden bodes ob feptes ‘ " oN a beste te ty 1 re oathad tyne sda te N Ueorsarta or Fae ge us re ae ee oul re vtaper Foam on ’ tet i Wyo Ahr §% toule obe pace dot Soa tte Cy ardaltaat pot De cveate Saas Caer my Par er taney Drisseompany tl arrow oted ud Datht the Tian deavatle tian hat the Santa Pe ratiort compen ved is now Jloniating tel Ags tte denny the Chenyvale WE Vexa Oo, He soneuf the a aithe st menon (he stele, a ebey ta appr bent Keetlomin of the highest type, Mo Porta we feiend of the laboring people nd ope taterested ta tiine cecniag ant premotiny thine thet will cave feleor Goethe workin sc dies Me bas alwigs brea a strens alves wate of the qaghite ot the eatin | people uel these etaanchest trend Ie as the day of the poople af his fietetos te return dum te the Senate whe hav always deen found voting for the interest of Jus cone wataenta ated the people of 1S ane os, poston Porter will have ne oppas artien. NON bob RAbO oe fon bh OT bach stite supe at Pub, Tostruction, m undoubtedly tasking the most brutiaat second of any person who haa Glled the otlice af State Supersientent, Tn all parte of the etato there ia an eduva~ tional awakening that ia unprece= dented and an enthusiaem for better ect stn han been produced which is without equal fn the educational history of the atate, Among the mavementa un feetaks en by Hon, Pacrciild faa vigorous Gliearional campaign for the bet- torment of certl schools. Phe chief honedy propored te the consolide ton of small diatieta dnte very match Loren wiata, eo that the sural pop Tatlow tay have woes to pond yr idea holy ard High scheot oe Ve Vee oght titeh coer oe then, ble glen proposed smpeee ict the peplle eld be ansparte | UL ocorsel abited schools He Thetis Comment > aly bas Ine rested om ae to ene hare panthowee fl teachin tm coder te do roy Teen teatlinie wath pro [resets vrpacteuy tor expersenced teuahaas Vedel reboot work 1s "yop seed ve ap eetnent feoatnie of { ste the County East tutes ard ay tre je saty Toure Taste ater aese podem. ls ured tat Ale alt Have by “amht oo tht the te inn eS ie aco Te able toterch the rub Jere c esfoils te then seh! | Marine We hottie a meetings of Coty Sapertnmtendente and fre | rsarate wothete wae called by supt. Bauehel badd petans Corecess Ue rmes in Proeulve wate dnd vt thot metry A pucting of Counts Superte ton Tonta cae toht in Auemet ord plone were worked out formate oterent eouats <apemstat. Phe Strnad Watronof Che Crm of Sandy far the Conn oecootew san ter ken aint ine stile Bos of Edisto atporie Lucaurae vineh to be wodan all i ccinman sebe ds at Le state A Courre of S rly tor cous of the hadi alee Neen pres ‘ued amd des ie Boadbof Edas eo ot pon pteparinn a Migh ec oolenmes orth} tule mend in the Mreh ode fet the state, tnare D. fintraf hawree County, Kam i Mary J. fovea, PP iuint, ue Ame Vue Rees bint, , Deferda ae AX domes is here dy wollte dna bh 4s been ened in ‘he Dbetr tt at) Shawnee Com y Kaotas fer a divorce on the ee mods of wi et neglee? ot Cut, tan val erh mies ttt exureme endty chico t ho copeareard anerecal Un portent by the hon Mantes bo cum onorh - teehee gth dag at Maaeh, Tabs wee a! sal tis ado apermen Mm au] perite is be taken ae truca 4 pidyment render dh atvorcing ile plant? tet one Cen dant Alle t ut ONT Ss : By 1 oN he ates | fies 195 4H ot airst yb TL bt ty orp hh fos NOt b OF SATE To the Distrns Court af Sloarsece| County. fa The Hays Facd ated Duveatme ns Chu, | Maint if, vA CoA Nose, Na Ge Bowe ane Phe O born, Mone: sad Uebel bared Coupany defendants. Uy v.ttne ot su order of sale pasucd trie ourof the Putact Court of Shawnee Chunty, Kansas, fo wien Monday, February 20th, 812 10s at Wa'elok am ool sart day. atthe vast tro utitove of the Court House In Popes t, Shawnee County Kane, ‘iter at pubhe sale ana nell te the lighest ane bert Vader far cust in hand all of the os Mowinet tescuit el| realestate, ta it — Lots Lourteen (14s. Sixteen cen, and ightoon (1X) on Penney ly ina Aveune at Highland Park Subdives- on tothe City at Topeka, Shawnee County, Kates. The above property is taken as He property otthe sant defencanis CoA Row and Kote G Rose and js Lrected by aaid order ot anle to be olfiud twill he sotd accerding tof, aw ty satisfy suct order of sale, ! JM. Wirarksas, 1. sher.tt ot Shawnee County, Kansas |! Vy Joxatuan D Nowwon, Under phe Fisst pablished .Jan,y 2qth, ‘os, ! A Grand Opportunity for the Negro to Ruy Farm Lands and City Property in {he New State of Oklahoma. McRea @ Sorrell ALS MES, M.A SORRELL, Attorneysat Liw Notary Palhie, Real Ketate, Loins Mispecrn, Onna, Vistey Onta AVS, MeKea nnd M.A, Sutcil owns and operates the leading REAL ESTATE and LAW OFFICE in Vinita, Oklahoma (for the Negro), ALS. Melee is not oy the leading colored lawyer in Vinita, but he Is ome amortus the wacst lit the State of OMlahoma of his race, Mi. MeRea also hada Lege biw practice with headquarters at Muskogee, Ohta, M. A, Soriell, the wall known aad truly tried citizen of Vinita is worktny: for the up-huilding: and advancement of his race. Mr. Sorrell fe a native been citizen of the Cherokee Nation, and ts well qualified ard in a postion to ive reliable information to ii pooply, Who may want to buv, lease, or rent farm lands or city property in and around Vinite, Ohta. | We buy, scl Tense, er tert farm lands and eduy property, We Wil loan you the money and insure Yyeur property. 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ANNOUNC iui NT | M iny taes U1 the PALE heave been ashed by young men de- sting ta lear (he prufseion ef Phermicy, who Feline t the nee Hesoory Micads wer tine to bebe a leaile,rtte cour e, iP atts pe able jto learn Pharmacy by working. in tdrug stereo TF Lave acy dred thatunder ordinary ctrcninstan ces its possible, but a very tes dhous and rp-hill) undertaking, especially for acolored manina white miin’s store, This expres- sion of a desire to learn an hon- orable and prontable profession- al business, coming from so many, coupled with the great difficulty 1 have expertenced in fin ding Pharmacists for my own Store, has umpressed me with the mea that a short, clear and concise course of Pharmacy could and should be placed within: the reach of those young men or young women who may desire to pursue su ha course, A number of these young men have requested that f take aclass in practical as well as theoretical | Phormaco, Chemistry and Mu teria Medica, and with that ob ject in view, Jake this announ- cement. Any persons having a s\ificient education to start such a course, Who may desire to en- ter thisclass will bd given full information upon calling on me at my store, y2t Kansas Ave. Edwin §, Lee, D. Pho. S : bec Ato T SEWING MACHIVE ye icottY RUNNING P | ts yee ree 84) 7 PLAT 7 4 1 m4 Tih % } ; fow a «dl dy TT ee Ry Le “ae f sp O% Kf6 Sb i . - ta n aentng? ‘ aies| at heat 4 [MNES Sat = thy + 23N- . : hen » 2 ar 7 es "ON rary mal. mg = dis ouwe ' ‘ . a . a t ‘ THE REW HOVE SeveINS PUACIITE COMPANY Oranies Masse Ma at 1 r " t wat 1 Nom Monae 1 teat, fr tat tre t hold by nuethorised dislars only, runny WP PROST, Tea kansas Ate sesood flor, ~T deach panoglayiag Miss “oy J. Gan ood Waity. Wana YALE, KANSAS Morr. Mr farses and wif), dan Satine labs gl Tortie Walla Woatd deve Seen ade k ere ow tin He teva ay potted vatte Pye e gateter ye uneet rg at hes ot Ihe rte td: ae - eootdn ha bret ao Mo ot foray ' = ' r . Br “ oot a} ’ Moe . reo 4 hast | Ta ~ ‘a “ooh oot we dards ade rete Mer * yl “ ‘ ‘ Yc I - ote oa 1 af , al t e . adh ty . toa at tae te te a ~ ‘ ‘ rw th whe agit Tex PE oe posit viet on Boe forte sheen dave daet acek wad Nev Taker de’) vortitas on, sa Reprietehar bad day BARWNEd) RANS YS Hey Gy Tae Perry cated wate tank srner Stpdsy ithe home ul Na arsn Hawlons, Mire Liven teen woeealledt te Viveat Berd by the death of dames stth ber drotterin daw Me wan purreed te diy, Mere teertoude Viste atv went te attend the funes bate Vos heap Year party atthe Wap srtebmren wee well attercdedl lant fharedsy tipht, Rev Teer re ea thie Stok diet, aoe Carvin Berry went te Gren seme te attend the tanerube ft bimes Perth, tat ain le de te edpure atnt bere enedtede The Miwa’ Bonetittal nuetion a Erte othe bone of Mos ela Tp uae i Yap ose Sore i Loan 4 eo pyrite * ' Sen 7 \ ‘ » M t Peypeatite Me@ure omits Prov wens ‘yy amnael reas der ys itl Moe Freee Ge ouer tataree Lobast te radeey ae ght fre (ere et Bese doe Moreretiary Caribe niaete ut de 2nd Bapeletahar ten Satud iy th in Curt Hall and wate tech dinner sunday with Critenes Madison atid safe, VAOQLA KAS, Mos Cogs (blac tetorned fran farrtien Mov, on bret Sotniday end Sith ee went tee ot deus Pie ber, Mr Hue her Meaty snd Moe Helle “Vyndes are repeated vary tore, Abisw Leeutet N Peak hae returned ran Chetcpa, wheres for vweek, ane wae Me gue tool her siete, Mire Henry Morreen Ai breiee of micetir em te lh be epben tethe 2nd Bopret lurch, under Ade auepices ot esa nN. Yo stakes ard JH Sanden The following otheere ware elect eA fected Kay twt Sanday Sheol Motore Keother Harniryta., Sap't; Charsbel Ray. dents Rima Sesth; vec. bre'y, Rhoda Herrington, ase’t vey Mae Team Jletbo, treasurer Meet Dirvpte ay, Clanibel Ray, decns Webb and Mire Low Hobbs, teacheras Rev, N, J, Btokea Rath Jiskeou snd Beulah Untlard, Jibra- als, Qaite 4 trillent wedding occur= rrodhere on the cvening of the roth, Alaew Mary ‘Hemaeand Me Wilham Roberson wore the high contracting pertiog Hey OW, Runyon, pastor dames AME anarchy perform fing the cemony The wedd ng tonk place at he hos of the beider pirente, Bobees Howae ated wife - dG tne Work Have vinee oe Phe pute teow ve atel a 8 wa Eryn Wy Roy 1. 1 at babs ‘ ye ramet 5 ial pes ' eorsaee TY ’ 1 vie tors 1 tos eotth toa 4 sound : 4% Tey reed I oft t ae so pet ba de oe ba ute Pop we dae Beer oe sre Hoong md veto \ Coord spa tae | 1 ow ste b ave tag Agents F aye bee A Moo Weryght. Wa ob vans Pov Bat Popeka, Woe te W DW Ta Kans Mere (oth Wiute do dupe dente, ounete Woley Morrts, Erith lesssesor tab donn Roa @otey valle iene. | SOM. dtes, Woetata, Name es | SG) Morgan Latuston, Oki | Tae Weatain Terie dental ina reepturG feo had the foltowang te sy pone ting th company: +Pront time te time Werters Vrade Joursal has had) oecanon te Hpeahk in favorable turm« of several Nevads companies, We have pot hemtated Co recommend the etock olor raderesa eur invertigations, uf there enterprieew have been euch ad to eonvinoc ne that as legitimate Promming mining cuterprives noth ing were ecoure den the amarket Iv te therefore v witisfiction te die alle te ud one more poominnug Nese company to our distof mw. Tiible compomes In this con Teeter we refer te the Erecmor Miner, Milne tnd Dosclep ment Hoyo ay reted unter the tweed Apes ok apitat se kot sen aun Go shares gn thy tee userys yer aluest dy gant amd nateein « setae There erpany oan ard ae nvet ong ae pehest prepay dn Metra etre! Nasa ' Voth atari) yer foo ever ec dovoaas sty a a die er ry hae teen the sub verte b por s tng gave fre pean or Me past oe othe Western arid Bouartal, ond) tatrness aampels this etilament that the most ecuebing SNEED on Conmyisrces as Ubat tre somtpany oltre the beet form of ovestingot iy Nestle mining stock sithte our krowhelge Por nae Reubire get nde plain by thie free Mot nneolicitied editonal, addreen the Lreeman Mining Malling ond Divelopment Ca, Room t, Mie Intyre- Barnett Building, Colorade Syringe, Colo, “We consider but the uitciest of the eubworibere whe may be un deealed hhew ote invest: in the Navads vilver and geld mine» when, without insaauaring aught an de tration of other eompanice, we hietow our udreserved indorme ment vpon othe Preemin Compony’s proportion, In view of the fore foing, we feek ita duty to advire our readies who desire ap witerest inoue of the teat Nevada mning companies to lowe no time in secure ing eome of the shares, whi offer the verybert mecarily for the lanet money thatever came under the pursiew of thiv paper, NOTICE OF PBIITION FOR VACATION, ‘Ts Whom it May Concern, Nonce fe hereby given that the uuderaigned petitioners haye ou the irth day of December syoz, filed therr petition in the ofice of the County Clerk, of Rhawnee County, Kansas, and directe } to the Bua.d of County Comnissioners ot sald coun- ty,pragtng for the "vatation ol ToS 687 to 783 inclusive. (odd numbers only) on Btone Ave. amd OS) to 783, and GS8 10 784 on Atwood Ave and por tu 784 inclasive, even numbers only Highland Ave. an Wavelly Place aa the sarie a platted on the part ufsection 2, Piwnsbin 13 Range ts,an Shawnee County Kansas, and for the vacatior vf all alleys platted nd touching said lots anfof zoth street, where then rscanaid Waverly thace, ard Aw cal Avenue from the wth bee of tp Sttect to the north vie f2ist. street and store Aves af frome toe os otth Ene ct tgth shest te the uaorth bine of Ziet teet amd taat aa the gab day ol “danary, PMs, the sate hernge she OR ted tb tet ot eed doa arfite ¢ pet ne they noe oye wid te vessel t& AD rd cthe tearing weteet, pia hota aud place iti Hoe FF fet eat pyran dh 1 oot dypecton pad show oe ' e Fp. t on snout ‘ sod dene ye teas ten ¢ . Mghtan Aw ad 4, Gay ee Awd Ave by vottett Jeves Cathe tib Arie WH Guten, PU Leet, Adicd th. Pht h, Prot dans A Mat, Anorm ys to Apgillcante foil, i LivR NCE, RAMSAS soa oop ott Feb Peddie tbe 4c Eee ee Rey WOM Mewar as pot ere well attended amt ote WH st se Pdieae vm 1 eoiveasbas several aids thers te the chiens ated a aunibea of weNe ' ae the altar Fin ott dees seqered od SU Ttthe 8 AL ft cyan a sab emeet: woth Mite Lites Motilay at 6 Rep in Mee dates Hb tote used a telgtin tote cage so Dh Moye bad t ot UY a9 *4 the ent fe ne tale net with Mis Mts toaetd ost faeebiv at dopo Pre dal eh tet ithers fer the avt set the aw PMs gee thent, Mas Fira Cotter, bot une qresttent, Mes ¢ Cohan s Ad vse paesahent, Mra Ke Le Ae vecen dang coeeters, Mas Maven Botnet co teespenting serena Mee POTD Yt tacasitnen. Mee A Seat dag tan Mis Bula Coane? Mis Vou 2bitais at fimpeare was a vasiter, tee Miss Sale Stem ated Mass Wd. Maltand (te nat meetang wud be held with Mis Duy teed Fhe Athena club amet Paeediy after bon owith Wes bees, Visitors ware Mass Hallet Dapeb Mase Dea Walla ot hatnsas City, Me, wes the gitest et Mies Burke Tthy dor iis the leds lave Misses Huntetes Caete dy Dis Sumit, Mroouet Mie Bat Dawkins, Missts. We to fiohs and bewis Bentio at Corde bathe HP OW gitle qoute an bepela wstowe | Ddev sagen ta time Chie, Mr Cette Cheenstaeed entertain tine tedee ate gebsems Past Satardes Miss Wetec poem PNataa hen Mies Nel. Te Willrat <0 g De tseanwenthe Mires Matte Vette det IL Messts Walluen ate Katee cd WG Meskam s V beadsa wat vos et hin Vhs fed oe tune tue SH gn ha ctu fons cate ry id May le eta ba oot wooV oe toe pak Ube ads ee i yo oa } te ‘ 1 som | ' ot , 1 sto dos cil) dds GuRe of ‘ f + q pb ee ' tH 7 8 eC a i Ma M MM Pha tration Wo bv oad Mis Pha Peg ' Pe be eaten Mise Pt oa Tet wee Mise Va cat BF Wan te doa anne oY ode feate om ate bis mn ta lst veel Miss Palist Ayako weed Mee a weae poate ot bet dueeder Mie dhier Paes, whe hae been alt io rab pang raved Meesrs Lay Wen and Chis, Bett lt dies das ta Od Movie Sy Hegetead Gent ae an the cty froin Wa tas Mis hese Duvten cntertaine) — the “Tas heading (Iub" last Friday, Mies Dolna Tec entertained at) dinner beat Wasines diy an honom of Mes Dale Of Molson hen Mise Ade Beha srated Barthes rtd Mea bee Mire Newt dhe tin bart tor Waneas (tty Phuredas te attend the tineral of herasnen, Mere thn Beshins Vesteal mmectings are un piogtess ot tie VOM $ ehurh SENTCA. KANSAS Tw Warkm Gate ath st Woke paved oth ote hoch what Mise Pleteme Sallery gladtene d abe hom 8 Rane tute trier te tieing put a er va ween Miee Maso Leptina went te Law tetve Cleistinde me rains to ved trends Miss Mars doleman of St) Tos ph, whe heb heen speating tt the Varnes Taggines home, teturmesd dhuradey 4 compapes) by Launnia Deogyine Rutus Ney aad Sia brite were os Feeted to shive the phasures at the hone of €hycoe Neely. but wt the tat inment fount hysinese to presen at Fairbury, Neb te present hie helpinest at thie time to selotives Mr Finsauel Clark, we lew Leen wothiug her, tet phed te lire howe Corsthnia civ iw St teagh Me Falwand Brewer was out fron St Jeph Christman week fa shame the pleasures vt the nome ot he parents, Meoand Mra FP din wee Mr Jim Claak saa out fron St. du mph slating pelitives and friends Missea Vera and Mane Guan spent part of thelr sucetlon In Frankfort, haw Mise Malel Cotfoe wor the wnwat of Mise Floren Uitlery a few dove this weeh Misers Loggins sntestaaed Cinistny 04 Moa ely otek dinner bo bonne of Mise pelea of St Tough Mise Utaenee EDbas entertaine} at A ice gmrse dinner Sew Yeora by honey DE Misa Malad Cuffee of Tru hiort Nf: onan) Mas dow Fenhane were bere Teedeesday escning between trains on theie wav from Melton, Kan, to their hoe it Marysville, Kan. He New Yeue was weleoned at on dane given Vy Mensre doseph and had- ward Uilers. Keron Brower ant Wink fet Mtl omer om how ref tho aneny Viet rs whe sere bea tte md was Hatha led ny Miss Veo Taewee ait the Wee et te otra and amest die dt oti wer leb been cf tha eo ore The tort 9 sa get ste rou re ye Pat ste \ Trower ef bas meme OM Worry tot f Waslane ty, t . ‘wt + Warunt, Te sot tT renee oo PMD off of tev? 1 Wot nef sah ats, “ye? Me onud Mi ttn Conta My md M bee Mt Toten Mose ath ot sa Waa Pled Mar Ege g Hoe he et Ve? oitty, t rot ob Ma tiett. Noron br eh ete Dts od Conte itty nye 8 htt oe Us at fort tet Mr po pe vet LIICOL®Y Peer ctPTute Mr Mt y 3 1 geasditte of Nigt ‘ + shoo sw AOD who Wa ong 1 pe fever ty te tothe the grace nd eo Te tareate st oe Wom ne ftw pred wof tot 1 tet Meet ote ban ria pMew te dan DY ' at + yest on “Sooty AM ae ome of tye to bos gir dine te My wom oe - t Wate f Te tee ne my ov vege taney Voudor wos red Mae Mod be & podte Me bt en atte ee " fr Th deat omttette th tae moder Safa esemme Ned ov ae fae ond the tye ob the ban pith den wes staleate ant Iba wea ¢ slays She enpedlaent or enw ne ee and sag Hernadied Oe Tan in Cigets ure pore fa AN ores ott et the bite mest ar u il Meaurlee thes ite weertie tat mae Werkds to conquer leek IY Nest desetye seat etedit tes the poes Ut atdtcieat ys cd the tera amd is cess Lasse ate ade et Chis tnest sballped gad, est imtertoed atifetes ct the antes PAOLA, KANSAS Mis Mago White ft Mise bt ts reiting het taethes Mes Miles Gee pe cr Mas tore Didar ps casitarg tereteds an inten, Me this weeks Miss Dhuey Nod th ts vasiting her sis Gen, Ma Herre Measason ate @ he te pot thin week, Mr aml Mes Uheanis Ged amt Mas fadce Dhotide cue dwn dom fins fate Sunday tor ute deve set wath Robt Photiay and tamily Phe Lanquet javen by the sant pp wo len t bed Care lis evening wate. phad rites ss be PO Laneeaet bepoka wes ths awest ad Rey GR lamer host bralas Res ON te Stokes dedivese db very Whe serine Salas even, rene Watt nat Peat oWhot stall fo do wat Testus Iba Mindless cr et Dare ae ne Barer ats the poret ot Me Peraaethe Wal! thie’ ! tie Thar Mead cee et rate oun Voie vite Ted ord the 8 Mod nlivee oo mda tw ge [ts Oly Wr a eee wee tle EMPORELA, KANSAS ek fens se Wert b Ban ten ot vine My ab Mee Choe ia stodebne Pot ont een te en Po peeve boon sete ee ah BP ent 2Fot St loates Mall ble Pec tern Sey eve gt an Ment had ad dee ub pola anstatetee ot Mer olltety [he Walker nedistae glaved duran, the evening Weare promd etait ain, ten ated paged boo speak oe weed an tee wat od atventiement ter them dhe ambestia de regress, utels untee t minaret ot Ma tobi Av athep Mass Varsra Samefere oct) Lawton vdsited at tee deme ot MF dba during Mane | Mrownd Mey Feastett con Jisctian dente tory amd wiates Mise Pitti Bosker ate im the city vacating thet pornts Vr and Mow dames Neches Mery Walt Vrarste ad was De tee the 2 ott to whet ot ands ad relatives Ve tel the got te Pete PP te vet has eas tet Da AW MBE tt ne Dente tee epee the Nase vaceticn Mr Sybestea Retinean ot lepene the pieetiof KOT, Hanae n and wate Mi deutes Cale Vivek ant Maan Willions al Mise Bebechwall sud VE Taselet Strome Ute vacated an the cats ever tla 2ith Coen ys the oven en Crtanment at Masany ball Sfi- Dizzee Siath spent Sides and Monday an tie Gank nerulente t TOW Thestpron tas aetinne f tren towience, where he hee beeu eattenting SGete Ditevary aeeety ned vasstirg troends Mire da (hbite spent seetal tecbe in Katte Gite Mer wasting tehatives end tends Maswe Tilden Ceantont ad drole Cimpheil entert ined New Sere ove at Mien Canpte I's howe cn bast etre t, Me CW Denugleee visited it Kaisa caifa dent wich DOMPEY. 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Mae 0d Cox and daughter Mee M L, Mrookins, viestes] Man, Dh tlt Stamp list week ae Diberal, Kan, Mee Stamps had just atrived fiom Topeha, whore she had vpent a few dave duing the Christ. wise Tinhd ave Mio fest Brown is dang a flontishing Vueinees taking dn Diberal We ivan industiiau- vintng inan, Huneelf and wite were node glad Ly the proassnce ot Toth of tno mothers a few day age. alee Mis Dh owtite eetet Mr Woot. feadasd fe crecting anew Veephen eon dds feont Mio ben Gon ge tapes petting cut stone aut fundon, thea ger taaldin paw ‘ ‘ Ar hitectural Drawing e a *: and Electrical Engineering ' ‘ "U1. te now offering cxtuuded eo es in doth theory ad practice te gennge Man exe ob enn alyances tnsteme tian dn Archit cturst Dias Thos smal bt eer ga Perens dearing ty tike atvares Poe cary eee tne therot the subjecte will Fedter os te Pee beter a tra tion at Pa kh eee nett, etch <tc fa an tat wattry ator, tie ema grie ttgdime fr gt whe ft Cheaveleas, by coun, beans ihe Anh ED wi ge Cotee, tom ike pour for hoas ey find wt tework required ta Dhettical Logtueceliug Viveay to te tng tate te tke these coure a atine ney ful etre Noe BO . RT. WASH NGTON, Prins'pal TRSBLGORE INSEELUTT, ALA som ~ eet J TRE FFs Nt sSERE Rt GEO, WORM IL LON | Bhe | Tay cevet & Haniiltou Co., Cees eee Undeartakers | Sk mice aoa srtacars | ANS At soe = iN pe REET I/D re oH KS: Embalimers. We care sie of tue finest lines of Undertabing G ot nthe state. Weneser sleep. Three Licenced Embalmers in attendance. Bot Vioxes 32 COR 7TH AND QUINCY STs. JOE TH Ty ETT ey by Ty 2 My hy hy MO Oy yy TA 28S Te Th ly ai boa Wb kee ree we eee a Wow = SoM BROWN, Pres. 1, U. PACK sec. - 2 . The: Brown z a Eco, : > REAL ESTATECO, - ‘= Bbaya and Selle Land in the Creek and Cherokee Natious " Farm ind City Property. : FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY . “= 1s WALNUE ST. - COFLPEYVILLE, KAs. Sayer oe wos te ow ve iagth: galoelectlr do be detan tee aetge ton th he qe 4 = aoe LS Se ee oe the N in Politi A gba ep litcas austety of tae Negtu an the Cuited dtates Nelp Dock pro sO ted ib ad ChE Paving Just sacd, cated, © Colored, Congre mun’ Slot scat three cowied incu to Coby) tors torida sent ones Georgia, ones Als dspipprscnt tw to tc Setuate and one tu the [lots of dqquassentatives, Lousiana and Virginie sent one cach; Novth Cauoblie sunt four, and South Caroline heads the Het by sendin. eat ‘This engraa ing contains eacellent poltraits of these twenty-two aeyesentatives of the race, the date of their service and the Conytess in which they served. It 1s sold by The Colored Aimuiean Novelty Company, of Washing: ton, D. CL, and is not only unique and attractive in appearance, but shows graphically the political status of the Negro, Sent by Mail orKacerpof $1.90 a D 1 t N M1 you haven't a good sich and accident insurance, write to the Commonwealth Life Association for particulirs of their com- ined lite, accident and sick benefits. Ask for their booklet, ‘100 Pieased Policy Holders.” The only big Fraternal Order admittsug: both races on an equality. Benefits paid anywhere In Amevicn Big commissions paid to reliable men and women for svcuring new meinbers anywhere in the West, A special dia- pensation is now open for members insuring. Address, for full paltionlirs, Commonwealth Life Association, Denver, Colo WHAT THE PASTOR OF ZION BAPTIST SAYS. Denver, Colo, October 30, 1907, Commonwealth Life, Denver, Colorado, Gentlemen Your promptness and hla rality in posing your claims for sick. ness, accldent and death caused me to hunt you up when I was zalled to Denver, as I wanted to carry a thoroughly reliable sick benefit, and that is what you have, T cans conscientiously recommend you in preference to any similar concern, No one cun make a mistake in becoming a member. Yours respectfully, A, E, REYNOLDS, Pastor Zion Baptist Church, pews On every quarter now an thls nmmnty the sound of the hamutere and saws can be heard Shiv eye tke well fea the pasgees af the gaemens Ja state of the erey pram the fares ge Wvinp Well AOE mechan prot dmprave tents Mie Malad Hurdaiy fordan is tues santde ee mattete threw a futen dias, | WANTED— Active colored 1a~ ‘igs to well toilet articles we manus facture capecially for uur race, the abored ladies and gentlemen of Ameaica, Free demonalration same ples Large protite. 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