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ay ae , THE ! Ji =KA PLAINDEAIER “VOLUMEX. ~~" “TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 13,198 © NUMBER 46 ~The United States Supreme Court Is Still Playing Into The Hands Of The White South! Undoing the Work of Lincoln and Sumner Brewer and Six Other Members of the United States Supreme Court Uphold the South’s Method of Oppression and Brutality. AN er nme res: NGA FORZa iy ORL TONER Se States has decided in favor of stite righte—rcmething for which th ta. ands of lives were eaciifieed and millions of dollam wete expended inthe pronervation of the Union and equal rights for all mankind before the law, What the South fought and contended for in 1x6s and lost, the last court of resort in this nation is now restoring to them The Nouth claims that the Negro je pota citizen and should not ea. ercise the elective franchise. The court held in the Alabama vare that the South was right. The South claimed that the Negro wae not en- titled to civil and political rights; the court agreed. The South con- sidera that respectable and progrese. ive Negroes are no better than the criminal element of the race, and tha they should be Jim Crowed ia filthy railroad cars and eteamboate and aleep in the streets and alleys with money in their pockets to pay hotel bills, The court eid it was right and declared the civil rights Dill unconstitutional, A few wealthy white people es tabliched a college in Kentucky to educate the Negioes The w hite teachers taught their own chil fren alony with the colored students and the state of Kentucky parsed a lw ayainet such a pernicious (2) action, The friends of the school appealed to the highest court and a decision wae made eysinet the echool be- cane colused people ware frlercsted This isa hibitof the vowt. ‘The colored qenple and ther whie riends should not be a armed ar become discouraged, Taman built his own eeufold, Jef Davie was Diind to bie own interests ‘There is not avother country in the world where communiticn, citves ot etiter havealsolutecontsel over the rights and libertue of the citzoum. In all the repattable forms of honest goverr ment the wh ile pec ple enjoy cquil rights before the law The public cuir lovendor have to rexpeet the rights of all crt gens The mon vehisl form of government aftuids more satisfaction tnd less lurmon to these who live under it than that of the Umited Siites Oar courts conform to the custome, prejudices and wishes of the favor ed clans, All honest, Christian poo. ple know that it in wrong to enact or to uphold class legixlition. Much honor ie due Justices Mare lan and Day, whodiasented — Mr. Harlan was appointed by Lincoln and he #till believes in and carries out Lincoln’s ideas; that all men shoukl be equal befare the lew, Either Jesus Christ, his doctrine and the Bible are wiong, or the judges who agreed with Justice rewer in thia decision are srong. Which vil the people avcepty The nine justibea held their right Bible, dec ang thatthe, wenkd he impartiilte at dat they bebeved that Chadst represented atl atthe, and they eware tacy wonkd lollaw hie teachin Seven of item have violated theie oath; ire they entithd ty be called giod? We ery nay, they are not, We hope the good Lord will yet bring a Saul of Tareux to change them. Thesupreme court of the United S.ater 1a doing more to ercate prejudice Letween the two races than uny other agency, Justice Brewer uphold the idea that where two people cannot agree to whatis right a law should be passed to make them do wrong and, that the stronger and more influenti- al party should befavored while the weaker party suffers, This being a private college the white people were angered to see whites and black together there, xo they invokid the state law to stop it, notwithetandirg the state did bot appropriate a cent to ite support, The honest thing to dois to make the people terpect the law and the courts should uphold the rights of the people, tegardlees of color or conditions, Tt thie deumion woe tived up te, every state in could center tte t federiuion amd almoet te-erslave the Negro I practically annuals the fourteenth amendment [f the fricnts of Boreveollege hive pet bel thelr sights abridged, then wedo net know our name Justice Bre ver as fram cld eunay Wiusas, the home of John Brown, We are tal coed of hie and Ine ery dssuetites, wha dtege seed the aiane af the ete dathe tstriots son The decision tollow ss La decadiing the case et Bares college vires the state of Ker tuehy fworthly to the stite, the supreme courtof the United Stitew held chit the atulen of the Casas aay eos et Vatsonally Tegerebce te prevent tire evediedtten Othe white id back poees ‘The ee wan toe inated te deat ihe validd y oof the etate dew of 19Ut prohibicaege wliete and blak chatdren Crome attain the same rehooly ‘Mhe higher etate court tuck the postiog that the white aod blak reece are nacueitly antagente tie aud that enforean nt of reper. avon of the chitdtenaf the race as in bine of the preservation of peice The opinion of the Supreme cout war handed dowa by Justice Brew. erana afticmed the finding of both the Kentavky court and) the court of apposla, Justices [alan and Day dissented. | Justice Brewer's opinion deait. entirely with carporations as affects ed by the Kentucky statute, and did not consider the yu tion of ite applicability to individuale, Proceeding upon the theory that axtate hay complete control over corporations ax itx own creation, he then construed the law of 1904 avin effect an amendment to the charter of Berea vollege, Responding to some of Justice Harlan’s strictures, Justice Brewer aad: “There te no force in the sugges. tion that the statute, although clear. ly separable, must stand or fall as an entirety on the ground that tha legislature would not have enietad one part unters it could reach all, That the legislature of Kentucky desiied to separate the teaching of white and colored children may be conceded, butit by no means follows that it would not have enforced the separation, eo far a8 it could do ro even though it could not make it effective under all cireumstanees.” Contending thitit: wou'dl prove any ricticable ard unsatiefactory to eeparate eurperate from private ahoole Justice Harlan in hia dis ecnuingeopinion said the gourt should meet the entire qacstion eyuarely and decide whether it ts a ctime uedar any conditions tu educrte white children and) Negro children atthe saine institution, Ue did concede that it shold be x0 regard: ed. * Have we,’? he asked, “he come roi uculated with prejudice of iace that an Ametivin govern. meot professcdls bascd on the prin. ciplea of freedom and charged with the protection of all citizena can ake distinctions between such cit. izena in the matter of their voluns tary association for innocent pur. purposes simply because of their Yeapective races, “Further, if the lower court be right, then a etate may make ita crime fur white and colored persona to fregaent the same market places atthe same time or appear in an aeacmblage of citizens convened to consider questions of a political nature in which all citizens without ‘regard to race arceyually sotercated” Justice Hailan added he did not want to he understood as critivieing thesyrtem of separate schools, races, but that his censure was directed at she penal provision of the Kentuchy law involved in thie case.” CONGRATULATORY Chicago, Day after Election Dear Friends ‘ | ft'sall overnow The most rar- ‘ing farce, the most exuberant diaplay of uhoc , the grandest exhibit of impudence that was ever paraded eles the astuniched gaze of the world hag at lest cone to an end and the political buic» man, fa'se prophet, humong and tikir has teen retired to the background ‘theokl Jag waves ino triumph, the country os sale. We are ie- deemed, Laft nas been clected and all clasens can beeathe free agin What fearful disaster we have ca cspen' Misery for the poor; disas- ‘oe for the weil to da an fife. Nhe strong common sense of the cominnd perxtshas averted the eal- amity, Woile many were deo wed and ousted the great body was epen to dedrue tey sedeon, Saw the changer tour country and tts beuten insti fuguns and but up am unpregaable citadel wiih their votes against the caemica cf Mherty, tay ant arder, With thet votes they smysled the most dangerous Conspiracy elves the overthiow of the elavelioldess’ rebel lion, Democracy, mulrseravy, ballot boa rtuffiuy ocracy, Bryan, Parker, |an- tely Vardaman, Hethin and ‘THaan —sxeuntemnes (‘The curtain falls) You have been an important factor in producing the good results Ac- cept congratulations Yours faithfully, C.F Avans Bishop Grant's Message of Congrat ulation to Judge Taft. We congratulate you on your eplendid victory. In you, all people under the American flig have a triend. You will govern the nation rignteously, The «oor of hope is onilupen to all, You deserve all that has come to you. Anndm Grave ATCHISON, KAS. Mre, Nadine Greene, of Kansas City, Kae., is visiting at the home of Jer. Taylor and wife, on Wash. ington street, The many frends of Miss Vir. ginia St Clair are glad to learn that she tn able to be out again. Mra M. J. Cunningham is spend. }ing the weck with friendain dSt,Joe Phe Carnation club gave a rocial at Eboucever Baptist: church on jaat Friday evening, Mre Sloane entertained the Art club on Tuceday afternoon, compli. mentary to Mra WOW Caldwell, The Young Folke’ club, with Mira Ethel Penn leaicrgave a bos wovial at Kbenecver Baptiat church on last Thareday night, Mre hlijah Kerford and children, of St Jcseph, visited with Min Ker. ford’s mother, Mis Handy, lately. Mr Prior Dickey of Oak Milly visited “her” on Sunday, Miss Grey, of Hartford, Ky., ar. rived laet week to make her home with her uncle, Edward Pylea, on M atreet. The Tuesday afternoon Art club will be entertained next Tuesday at the home ef Miss Kstelle Itoy. Quarterly meeting atthe AM E church Sunday; everyone cordially invited to be present, Milton Collins, of Kansas City, visited in the city Sunday and made an able speech at Mavonio Hall, in the afternoon. WESTERN UNIVERSITY. The neighbors for miles around have become more acquainted with our development this year than ever before The deep vounding whistle ror the new engine in the shops, and the brilhantl Wuminated grounds in the evening with the many elec trie lights onthe grounds and the scores of incandescent lights im the various departments, ehops and the other buildings, give us the mghtly Appeatane of agiest manufacture ing plantzand truly #o, be dase char acter, skitl and human ability are heing minufactured daily. | Phose Mighted hilly are now the eynesuce of leyesol nightly travelers on rotlroad, foot or vehicle Mis Fanme Bo odfotn, teacher of elocution here, gave avery ceodin. Dle program in chapelon fast Tues. day evening. Phe preliminary oratorieal con lest to seloet die represen ative of the shoal at the Inter state am Ouvala dure pe Chrmtimad week will De hell here Novemb r 25th, WEIR CITY, KANSAS, olin Harris, who has been sich, le tpand his con Walter his re thine? to Tepekai, te resume ite wtudies at the Tnedlantrisl Tnststute, Mre Jacob Seott is very sick. I. Hopkins and Mis Lethe [ob buns were united an marriage on the fth and will moke their home in Weiv He iw 433 years old and she ix 3S, James Jackeon etole the daughter of Jolin Richardson on the jtn and the two were married at Columbas, “They liveat Corona but he came by Weir and got hia nister and brother to meet his father.in.law, He is abuat 35 aud ehe tk Mrs Furlaw who hae been sick is teported 16 better. VS Berry made a business trip to Joplin on the 9th Hey J W Jarrett ia holding # tea days meeting at the A M E church, Mev Green pastor. Prof King 1a making good with his night echool and has 13° pupile. Keys Walliama,and Gunner went to Pitteburg on the sth, to preach. JH Boyd who got hurt shot. firing Is able to be up again, Min Susie Jachsan went ta Coe lumbua on the 6th, to will her only child, a boy about 6 yeare old, to Louia Doddle and wifes Riley Hall's won and lis wife ar. rive] here from Alabima oa the 3d to make thia their home. Mra Eliza Seott is very sick. OWVAHA | Mra Jd A Bingnam i quite Wt at her home, of pacumonia, We hope for her a speedy recovery .....+Mre Samuel Overstreet haw Leen quite il but is now much improved... ‘One of the most artistic aud beauti- fut weddings ever given in Omaha was that of Misx Marie Woodside to Oscar S Lee, which wae solemuized | Wednesday noon, October 28th, by Rev GW Wright ut the home ot the bride's sister, Mrs J 11 Wood, on South Tenth street. The room waa decorated in blue and white and over the bride hung three white bellx, Mina Madge Woodside was the maid of honor, Lama Kenner the best man. Mre J. 1H. Wood played the Flower Song as a wed. ding march. The bride wore aateel gray silkin Princeise effect, with rich lace yoke and trinmed with lace, and carried a large boquet of carnations; the maid of honor was attired in blue mull After the cer. emony 4 reception was given from 1 to 2:30 p m., and a wedding aup- per was nerved to the bridal party We inesday evening at o'clock, at the home of Mra J th Wood A large number of useful and vestly presente were received, The newly weda will be at home after Novem. ber 15th at 2706 Burt street...... The Twilight club haw juimed the Interstate Literary eaciety, electing for their delegates Mesdames Sam: uel Overstreet, Thonias Mimmea and Edward Turner. IOLA, KANS | The funera) services of Mr Jamea Bradford, who was accidentally kill. ed on Laxt Sunday afternoon at the Jolt Vorthind coment plant was held from the Second Baptiet church, on Tuealiy alternoon, Rev. Gorden offigating The dereased wid J? years of age, and a devedot husband who lst aloving wife and diugh. ter and a host of frends to mourn ts losw | Born, to Cairles Sebtee and wife * 10 pound baby boys mother and child duing nicely, | SCokerantwife have moved to Waneis City to reside, Che Willose’en entertiinment oa Saurday evening, October Bist, at GA KIL, given by the Indies of the Mission cirele of the Second Baptist church, wit ttine success, The Ladies of the A ME charch will serve diarer Thankagiy wg day atG A Bhat, for the benefit of the charch, and at night 4 inusical pro. grim will be rendered. ioG Groen and wife havg moved to their beautiful five oom cottage on South Kentucky street, The ladiew of the Second Baptist church realizea quite 9 peat sun at the dinner on Election day, at(G A 4 hall, Rev Gordon and wife, anol Mre Ella Flippins will leave on the Lith fur Chanute,to atteud Neosho Diet. rivt conference Rev J R Daucan of Bassett, unit. ed with the Second Baptiet charch on last Sunday morning, The Pastime Bowling Alley The Pastime Bowling Alley J. E. TURNER, Pror. Colored Bowling Alley, Checkers; Lunch Parlor. First Class in Every Respect. A person making the highest score every week. Bowl Free. owling Alley, Checkers; Lunch Counter and Class in Every Respect. A prize will be the highest score every week. Wednesday Colored Bowling Alley, Checkers; Lunch Counter and Shoe Shining Parlor. First Class in Every Respect. A prize will be given to the person making the highest score every week. Wednesday Night Ladies Bowl Free. 404 KANSAS AVENUE, (Down Stairs) TRULY The effects of Taylor's Combs HAIR. The cylinder positively pr THE COMBS NEVER GETS ASSURED to every user of this splendid I is the only self-heating Combs merely to the cylinder. No more hair. Perfectly safe for children to Sent prepared to any address for cheerfully retail the money if Cars is not called write, Newton Novelty Man 308-10 Main St., Cincinnati Ohio PRICE OF RECORD This is probably the most nice you have ever had from any Talks means to you—10 in disc records records. 324 ets each is the actuated by the Columbia's new invention of Record on both sides, and a Record and better in tone than ever before. Two pieces on our record at about keeping up to date now in records. Don't fail to hear them. They are 10-inch Double 12-inch Double Santa Fa Wa 106 West LY WONDER of Taylor's Comb for STRAIGHTEN cylinder positively prevents any injury to MBS NEVER GET HOT Soft, yet very user of this splendid comb. only self-heating Comb made, the heat being slender. No more burned scabs or sorb safe for children to use can't wipe or and to any address for 2. You can no and the money if Combs are not to rep write, Novelty Manufacturing Co st., Cincinnati Ohio Agents Wanted OF RECORDS CUT IN probably the most interesting important bad from my Talking Macintosh dealer. —10 in disc records it less than the pr ets each is the actual cost to you. This it's new invention of Double-faced on D h sides, and a Record of much smoother m one than ever before a complished with di our record at about the former price of on date now in records is brought down to ear them. They are now on sale ch Double Records ch Double Records a Fa Watch Con TRULY WONDERFUL The effects of Taylor's Comb for STRAIGHTENING THE HAIR. The cylinder positively prevents any injury to hair or scalp CYLINDER TOOLS THE COMBS NEVER GET HOT Soft, only her assured to every user of this splendid comb. I is the only self-heating Comb made, the heat being controlled entirely to the cylinder. No more burned scalps or sorched and brass hair. Perfectly safe for children to use can't woo up. Sent prepared to any address for 2. You must not ask so will cheerfully refund the money if Combs are not repaired. If agent I is not called write, Newton Novelty Manufacturing Company. 308-10 Main St., Cincinnati Ohio Agents Wanted Everywhere PRICE OF RECORDS CUT IN HALF This is probably the most interesting and important announcement you have ever had from my Talking Macintosh dealer. Thirk what it means to you—10 in disc records at less than the price of cylinder records. 324 each at the actual cost to you. This is made possible by the Columbia's new invention of Double-track on Dylex Records; a Record on both sides, and a Record of much smoother material sweeter and better in tone than ever before a complished with disc record. Two pieces on our record at about the former price of one. The cost of keeping up to date now in records is brought down to the minimum. Don't fail to hear them. They are now on sale. 10-inch Double Records - 65c 12-inch Double Records - $1.00 Santa Fa Watch Company, 106 West Eighth Street EDWARDSVILLE, KANSAS. Mr. Robert Groves' new residence is nearing completion, a beautiful structure to be valued at $4,500), perhaps the finest ye. owned by any of our people in Wyandotte county. The members of the Pleasant Hill Baptist church surprised their pastor, Rev. T. C. Anderson, Friday evening, bringing him many of the delicacies of the season. Donations were made as follows— G. H. Austin, potatoe, Mrs. H. M. Williams and Mr. Dranco, apples; Mrs, Grigsby, apples; Mrs. Pearl Leet, four pints preserves; Miss Willie Taylor, one quart pears; Mrs. Richards, apples, Mrs Fann Divers, one quart peaches, one half bushel potatoe; Mrs. Nannie Combs, one quilt: six quarts preserves, Mrs. Douglass, one quilt; Willie Hodges, Maggie and Ruth Hamilton, cabbage and apples; Robert Groves one half bushel potatoe, one peck yams, one dozen cabbage: Mrs Jordan, one quart peacher, Mrs. Sadie Divers, apples potatoes one quart pears; Ophelia Divers, one peck walnuts; Mrs Mary Groves, one quart tomatoes one quart peaches Mrs Mary Cox and Mrs Permelia Cannon, one quilt, Mr Williams cash, Mrs Glen Franklin, gt; Mrs Eliza Munroe, one quart peaches Rev. Anderson's customary eloquence talked him giving adequate expression of his praises he contented himself with the plain "thankee ma'am" and "thankee sir." Read The Plaindealer lookers; Lunch Counter and Shoe Shining spect. A prize will be given to the every week. Wednesday Night Ladies WONDERFUL comb for STRAIGHTENING THE prevents any injury to hair or scalp. IF HOT Soft, only her mud comb. comb made, the heat being controlled en-burned scalp or scorched and broken to use can't wound. for $2 You may not ask so will comb are not represented. If agent manufacturing Company. Agents Wanted Everywhere RDS CUT IN HALF crossing and important announcement making Macone dealer. Think what it does not less than the price of cylinder cost to you. This is made possible of Double-faced or Dulex Records; a kind of much smoother material sweeter are a complished with disc record. Two at the former price of one. The cost of records brought down to the minimum, per box on sale. Records - 65c Records - $1.00 Watch Company, HIGGINSVILLE, MO. Rev. J. L. Woodson, president of the Negro Republican Club, held a rousing meeting Thursday in the Court House. Rev Woodson, pastor of the and Baptist church, preached a very excellent sermon Sunday evening at communion service, subject "Christ the bread of life." Collection for the day $3370. They are having electric lights put in this week. Mr. John Lewis and Mrs. Josie Jackson had a very successful entertainment Saturday night. Rev. E Thomas, of Marshall, Mo., changed cars here last week enroute to Sedalia and St. Louis Mrs. Charles Douglass, who has been seriously ill, is reported to be improving nicely. Rev. Leroy Woolrick, of Lexington, Mo, and Rev. P. W. Dunnavont, of St. Louis, were in the city last Thursday night. Both expressed very good political ideas at the city hall Rev L. H Harris, of Miami, Mo., passed through the city Monday. Rev N C. Buren, P. E., changed cars here Monday. Miss Rebecca Parker, of Kansas City, is home this week visiting friends The Sewing Circle will meet at the residence of Mrs. Bertha Williams. The Southern correspondent is delighted with a raise in salary. Proficiency, etc., gives success to a man. E. E. VAUGHN. NOTICE. To give everybody an opportunity to try Ford's Hair Poinade and owing to occasional requests for a smaller size, we have decided to put up a 25c size in addition to our regular 50c size, either size mailed post paid on receipt of price. Address The Ozonized Ox Marrow Co., 15, E Kinzie street, Chicago, Ill. For particulars see advertisement elsewhere in this paper. The Rev and Mrs W B Johnson who has made Iolt their home for the past two years left last Saturday for their new field of labor at Quindaro, Kan. The Rev Johnson having been assigned to the work at the sitting of the last conference Then many friends here with us in their pastoral work Roy Goodbinder, two yeareft the U B church preached a wonderful sermon at the 2nd Baptist church last Sunday night to a crowded house. Hon. J. H. Gorm of Topeka was in the city last week and addressed the republican club at the YA CA. He also spoke at B set. On last Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Wintneys, Mrs. Mary Wintrey and Mr. John Hayter were invited. Rev Gordon officiating. Mrs Eliza Parker who has been visiting friends and relatives at Lawrence for the post week returned home last Tuesday and reports a very pleasant visit. She witnessed the opening of the Old Forks home WANTED- Two young women to begin training in the Mitchell Hospital For further information address, Miss M. E. Merritt, Mitchell Hospital, Leavenworth, Ks. NOTICE. Literary Societie, take notice: The Executive committee of the Inter-State Literary association of Kansas and the West will meet in Kansas City, Kansas, Saturday, October 31st, at 1 p.m. at the residence of Mie, W. L. Grant, 1964 N. Fourth street. It is earnestly hoped that all societies that have not organized will do so at once. Every society should begin at once to plan to have a representative at the annual meeting in Omaha, Neb That city is anxiously waiting to receive the largest delegation in the history of the organization. Let us go up in large numbers. MR. F. C. WEST, President. MR J. G. PAGG, Omaha, Chairman Executive committee. Mrs. W. L. GRANT; cor Sec. WANTED-A first-class cook for Lincoln Institute. None but women of good moral character need apply Wrote to President B F Allen Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo THIS PAPER FREE for three mouths. Ask us how to obtain it. Snowflake Cream bent for complexion. Pleasing effect instantly seen. Large jar 25c. postpaid Agent wanted, BURTON o. St. Joseph, Eich. WANTED-Colored man and wife (elderly, preferred) to take care of stock. Free rent water and share of eggs and chick no rains. Six blocks from union depot satisfactory references as to stability and integrity required. A snap for the right party. Address Dr. Martin, Security Bank Building, Wellington, Kansas. Mrs. A. C. M'Clelland. Shampooing and Massaging. Brands for Sale or made to Order. Hair Dressing and Straightening A Specialty. Call at 226Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan. Large, Pure, Fresh, Jucy Oysters, Fish and Game TOPEKA FISH & D. WO PEKA FISH & OYSTER MARK D. WOOLF, Prop. Industrial and Educational THE WESTERN TUSKEGEE. A School For Christian ENTS: Not Industrial Agricultural, Normal, Normal SES: Newbornage Modern Equipment Special Training arter, Principal. M. W. Freeman, A. DRAWER M., TOPEKA, KANSAS. Opportunity of Your See TAYLOR & CUNNINGHAM, Real Estate, Loans, Rent, Insurance. They have $100,000 worth of property listed, which can be bought on easy terms. They have property in all parts of the city, ranging in value from $8,000. Also in large and small trusts you have a small amount of money and desire quickly and comfortably located see them a TOPEKA FISH & OYSTER MARKET D. WOOLF, Prop, Topeka Industrial and THE WEST A Sch WHAT WE DO DEPARTMENTS: ADVANTAGES: Wm. R. Carter, Principal. DRAWER M An Opportunity See TAYLO For Real Estate, Ins They have $100,000 can be bought on eas- in all parts of the city to $8,000. Also terr If you have a small be quickly and comfi Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute THE WESTERN TUSKEGEE. A School For Christian Training. WHAT WE DO WE DO WELL ADVANTAGES: New Languages Motora Equipment Special trained Teachers, High School Life of Discipline Home Training for Girls Very Studio Classes. Wm. R. Carter, Principal. M. W. Freeman, Asst. Principal. DRAWER M, TOPEKA, KANSAS. For Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and They have $100,000 worth of property listed, which can be bought on easy crimes. They have property in all parts of the city ringing in value from $600 to $8000. Also terms in large and small tracts If you have a small amount of money and desire to be quickly and comfortably located see them at 115 W. Fifth St., Topeka, K When You an LAU Done as You ant Your LAUNDRY Done as it Shou'd be, When You ant Your LAUNDRY Done as it Shou'd be, Send it to us. CITY HAND LAUNDRY Phones 546. 927 Kansas Ave. LYMAN & ULSH, Props. For long and beautiful hair use Mme. C. J. Walker's wonderful hair grower. It cures the scalp of all diseases, and starts the hair at once to growing, and stops it from falling out. This wonderful preparation was discovered by Mme. C. J. Walker in a dream and is positively guaranteed to grow hair, or money refunded. She will send to any address in the city, or the U. S., a six weeks treatment by mail, charges prepaid, for $1.10. After becoming convinced of its merits, you can purchase the grower for $100 per dozen, $200 per half dozen. Pressing oil $2.50 per dozen, or $1.50 per half dozen. Agents wanted everywhere. Instructions with each order. Send stamps for reply. One of the many letters that she receives daily from reputable people from all parts of the country: BEFORE USING Address all communications to the W. W. Mtg. 2514 Wythe W. Pitta but Pa. Address all communications to the W. W. Mtg. 2514 Wythe W. Pitta but Pa. Give Us Your Printing IND. PHONE 1889 TER MARKET Prop, Educational Institute, MUSKEGEE. For Christian Training. WE DO WELL Normal Normal Preparators, Muscle Equipment Special Traned Teachers, High Home Training for Girls Every Stud 7. Freeman, Asst. Principal LA, KANSAS. Of Your Life! WINNINGHAM, Rentals, Rentals and ce. Property listed, which They have property in value from $600 and small tracts money and desire to related see them at Topeka, Kansas. or DRY you'd be. 323 KANSAS AVE. a CITY LOCALS, | wembdecs here end [ have personally | ton, and Mrs. B. T, Washington at theyail the schoo) agricultural toys avail was a aitccess, Mr, Bridgeforth Is one In looking up pews fteme were ope to find that our people did notice the excellent oppor unity to make money, The *H H" club declared a divi- dend on April toth, Ooe boy who was bright encugh to look atter the matter, cashed in his cards at $2 73 each. Through the negligence or over- sight of some people who might have caken his place in the d'vidende they neglected and lost that excellen op portunity. Every 48-Ib sack of flour contains a card. Each of these cards is worth five cents in the purchase trom the Topeka mulung Co. of one Universal Bread Kneader. There is another way these cards can beused Ask your grocer about at and af he cannot give you the iu- formation, ask the ftopeka Milling Co. ty explain it to you, A contest is now on which expires November 39th. A similar contest expired April and, 1908, and some some of the carda in that contest were actually worth $2.72 cach. It will pay you to sit up and lake notice, *tPride of the Kaw” Flour, none better made, ‘Pride of the Kaw” makes the best Dread. EMPORIA, KANSAS. Mr. Harry Martin of Pawnee, Okla , waa a pleasant visitor at the home of Mire Lampton aud family, Monday last. Mra. Carry Ashworth was slightly burned about the face at the O iver restaurant one day this week, She was attempt.ng to lpht a gas stove and an explotion followed. The Tiston Concert company will give a concert at Metre politon hall on Tuesday the 17th, Kev. W. 1..Brasco, advance agent, NH Jeltz of Hennessy, Okla spent a few days inthe city the last week visiting relatives, en route home from St Joseph, Neighbors of the Hearthstone, Kansaa City. mo. Gentlemen—Your settlement of $5 is very satisfactory to me This is the secuad claim that [ have drawn and J have found that you live up to your contract totne letter [ re commend the Neighbors to anyone that is tbioking of taking out sick and accident inaurance May you continue to push forward and grow is my wish Yours truly, Ronerra StnuLeron LANE CHAPEL Services last Sabbath were well attended both morning and eveuing The pastor used fora subject in the morning “Hearing and Doing” He put much stress upon ‘ Hearing the word" but he convinced hia audience that doing was of more importance He took fora subject at the evening service "The New Song’ and gr at was the de nonstration of the Holy Spirit that made every one feel great ly benefitted. That the members are determined to doa great year's work ts evidenced by the panctuahty and earnestneas that characterize their devotion to the church, The sewing circle met Friday atteroom with Mrs Wade, 118 Hancock street The Missionary soctety met with Mra Julia North on Van Buren street This society has done well this year by raising $8335 up to conference and with the general missionary money we raised over $90 for the cause of missions Let us beat that this conterence year Morrilton, Ark., Sept, 24th, '03 To whom it may concern;— I wish to publicty express my opin jon of the Neighbors of Hearthstone as] think we should endorse a rell able concern They have many trembers here end I have personally ronde vat many sick and accident bianbe and 1 have never seen nor Teard of anything but the fairest trestmeut to their members lo my practice 1 bave seen the work of many sick benefits, but the Netgh- bets isthe best I have met with, Yours respectively, Dr E B Bosveun FOR SALE—Twesty acres of ex cellent Inna and house and barn. Located in five miles of Topeka. Eaquire at Tite PLainDEALEX ofilce INTER-STATE LITERARY ASSOCIA- TION, SHO THO TC OCSCTS MND CNET EN OG Gens Vateraay Society This comes to remind you that the Inter-State Literaty — Assuclation — of Kansas aid the West will hold its [sth Anmuial Session in Onutha, Neb, in the Zion Baptist Chick. Vhe opontag sess sion will be hedd Monday evening, De comber 2soat TW ot deck. Welcome wehticesen WHE be piven amd a teception fonderad the dcalegates ‘The closing: se: sion will de held December 20, the committee will meet November 23 fo arnange programe AM senietion aire ashed te sent the representation tee hy maid date. AN names tor the progr aiust he in the hands ot the conespend Jig srenctary by satkd date, Rach society ds entitled te one repre sentative on the progam provided there ane net mere than thice societies ton the same city. dn cities whee Chere wie more than thyce societies mypresent: ing. the dcleg thes trom each society will hold a delegates’ aimecting, and select from that number three persons tu rep: resent the city on programy with litera y mitinbers Ne testeictions are placed on naval numbers This anangeme nt makes GL necessary for cach noriety te aetoationce NA gered artingement: woul be tor the president of the oldest rociety to call this meeting. Nach suciety is cutitled to three dele. gates with a conespemling mumber o! alternites, “The basis ot representation isae follows Obb societies, 31; new societies SES05 ald secieties tuling t represent Last seat wall pay sho Contests. Contests in orttary. aviginal music ait ongmal pouty. have dean made permenant feature et the apmd je: ged Prizes wall be awarded success: tul contestants as fellows: Chatorys hist poise Sh. mitsie SB. portny 5a, (naGiens nitist be leanded te the presi dent hy neon of the first div of the meets fa aity an schlook where more than one peteon Wishes Te ruter the wa terbal contest: te orators are dashed te have a prdliminary contest and the win no he piven the place in the Inter state eunlost, Ate adinission tee ot 15 cents: will le charged the night or the contest. | AU new secicties mst pay their tee beforr Naveinher 2s, For mitetes will Te allowed ter pa pos Weeqe this ne maid: while writin, set paper Dowe by onder ot the committer, AIRS WOE. GRAN, Cor Sry. Wet No 4th St. Kansas City, Ian MG FebtT anh, Fae et Eek TEE ee iS Dw | Tu pereteiiee tocar tem WOW Plumb. Got ROARS Slower Grand banlee please tind apace te amon that Sprig et Myrtle Delge No 22 is iu tine condition both financially and pamerical Ip Meetings nights, first amd thisd Wri. ae nights meeach month nt the G, VR Hall Wan Watlramson, ¢ C34) N Mar tis, hoot Re ands - COUTHERN CORRESPONDENCE. Ve Warstitigtean actin diem ae tip throuph the Nerth te Ohio this pst week, Phive dean cete talk and dese tesion about the Negra nace this two weeks past than D have ter a year dntore neatly Lt ds dae te the Negros prog dees, ciel not the protlem, fer, dams mul this problem, of fetlowed ap clase Iy by the Negea, wohl entertin alison feta na tong times ‘The whites dia cuss the prolden, while the Negroes get more dines, acquire land, in the form ot farms, cats property, sud settlements, gel thes genaat mer hamlise, and cloth fog stores and stores of ttl hinds dhe Negroes, at Cie sume time, aie royally sutertaming pruninent people wha took upow the pune, intellent. advancement and general plogtiss, eypressed in eounty and atate fairs, and cannat help but semmend and achuowledge the fact that gteal progiens is being ‘ade by fhem Dushegee Institute teachers, those who were dn attend ince, enjoyed a very plene- art evening with Mr. I. 1 Washington and his son, Mio Ko Davidson Washing- ton, and Mrs. B, T. Washington at the residence of Nev. and Mrs. Upshaw. Thu ocasion was a Cine Syrup Candy Mull and Sweet Potato Roast, on Friday even: ing. Every one who knows me can vouch for it that [ received my share of th fun and frolic, as well as the profit te he had. None hag sutpaeed Chis even jng's cutertalnment. Lhe Stintent prints the school's regia to lean the death of Mot, Charles Eliot Norton, of Harvard University, who wae always kindly interested In this institu thon and its principal. Wo aro Intensely glad to note that sunt interest is being taken in the in Justice done members of our race wh. travel in the new state ,and are treated unfainly. Uspeially are we glad wha we lenined that an effort to bring the guilty ones to talal has been started, Returns trom the election were an: nounced from the telegrapher’s stand in the Chapel, Tuesday night. A perusal of the neway little paper, ‘The Student, a school paper, revealed the fact that Mi. James 1. Brock, Vi. Vinest PL Rowdll and Mr, lames Holusey, whe are in aml around ‘Jopoha, are from fushegee., You will find them every, whee, Mia Bessie Roane ‘Taylor and Misa Apnes Riles, it is seen, are bi the western pottion, at Kansas City. Mo, wml nid, Ohta, respectively, A Holloween party was given at the tesidince of Mi. Gregers. Mins teach cos ware in attendance, Nice time dtd, Mer Washington has set te motion an dilert te double the cmlewment fand ot ‘Tuskegee Tnstitute. dhe Chicago Dailmne heartily concurs with the principal in hic new ctlart and published a somewhat lengthy editorial concerning the same, More anon, Respertfully. He 1 VACGILAN, Suuthern Cartespon lent SOUTHERN CORRESPONDENCE, Atisheper Thiet, Alt, Nov. o Satutday ight endad one of the mast uneventiul weeks the south nis duad tor some time, Bot, set, things around the Institute were going just fhe same. 1 is either this on E have bean aeble to get much of The news on account at busy days. However, the Mace County bait, Which was held on the sivth and sevent or Novemba, proved te be a preat saes tess, On Ltiday anerning things began to move ated the Sattuday mghit's close maghed what was said by all Ge be the best county fan the colurad people ot Macon County have ever hdd dhe new Additions of ditoaont hauls ot evlubits, the noms fropertant and distinguished speakers dank visitors present. along with the inany mew aml amyaaved hinds of sport sand aanusement contributed Lugs te this prcat sites Phe speeehes ot Mie LU. Campbell, uN sporker of the Bis Day—Saturday Mi Wade. ot Alexundine City, aM, and Miz fesse VL femmes. on Mont xomery, Aba, formerly of Sola, han, mest engoyad by the tartan, ald and sem. nen ad Wena, aud the chil shen, ane all others. That as ta ety evarsbedy anjoyed theme as they had pomts fo them that wall due helptul to all, Va Campbell, who is of Wash ington, D.C amd Mee Wades are gguncavtusival men, Cuploved by the gav- camment. and fhe han commitee con eee themselves pertunate dudecd in Wenge able te secure the sashes of such alle mon. Ma. Fetes is a corn spur tinhst, and fy doing much to ander the quality af cou better, and te mithe af sid mere te the vere, “These thiee men, along with Prof O, We Porgusen. of the Agriultural Institute Departinent at tle Institute, were the judges at (he agiieul tal estabits “Dheir decisians were dn every cane peateethy matisnactory, and every one scomed platead at the partes age of the premiums, The things evtib- Hed Jn the Agricnitial Departinent were Carn, colton. tiapentine, resin, dice, peanuts, growmd peas, ground wuts, por of all hinds, cane aimduding anil hee and eorghums of all hinds, vine for, aweet potatos, lefties, ontuns, cabbage, Mutahagas, Collads, pherhias, peppers ted and green, sugt, dams, bacon did tle Meats, and imams ether things As tar the ladies’ extnlat. there was preserves wind jellice of all hinds. cakes and other vdibles for the canteat, home made things such ay wash bands, chair bottoms, matis, hare colbars, dives prouds, tte Many othey things ware on estlubition also ut this fait, lent time dees not pre mit the suctioning of then, | Ghee were the tedivndual and) scheal ealitits vba whic attracted much at tention Lepriahy those af Mee “ST Calloway aol Ma. Walla Hint Ve tor amusement, there were nacen, Doree, foot amd Iadnessed unital tacee, aces animal bong eligsble Dhese give much delight to all ‘The parade. which ueceded the iiees, by entitled fa a tow Worde of prake The baud bays, and Get Busy In business for yourself. What's the use of work- ing for someone else all of your days? Here are a Few Enterprises that will make you an independent livin: Grocery store in the Negro district doing good husi- ness $Soo—$200 cash, balance on casy terms. Restaurant doing well, $25 a day—$100 cash Saloon, mixed trade--$250. ’ Lunch Room runs $10 a day, $50. Four chair Barber Shop established trade $150. Fifty room Hotel, down town, well turnished $2,000, $500 down $10 per week. Twenty room Rooming house $600 easy terms. Fifteen room Rooming house near 1toth and Oak, $300, clears $75 a month Several $ to 12 room Rooming houees, will sell for $50 down and $5 per weck. gey~ If you want to gointo business, buy a home, rent a house or get a job; come to our office and we will do the rest. Afro-American Employment & Realty Co., ROOMS 1, 8 3, $005 MoMcGee St, 9 — _ - ansas City, 1367 1908 Howard University Sebeel of Mediin REV. WAI THIRKIDLD, bb 1, Bren, ROBT, REV BURN, M1, Dean W.C, MONET Ly Me 2) secretary The Forty-firet annual session will begin October 1, 1108, and continues eight mouths, Four Year's Graded Conrse in Medicine, Three Year's Graded Conrse in Dental Surgery. Three Year's Graded Course in Pharmacy. An optional 5-year course in Medicine is offered, Full corps ot instructors, Well equipted laboratories, The new Freetman’s Hoppitel, which adjoion the Medical college, juetcompleted at a cont of #5400,000 offern unexcelled clinieval facilities, The third ression of the pont-zraduate school and polyclinio will will begin may Y, 1909, and continue six weeks for Medical course and four weeke for Dental course, For further information or Catalogue, wri e W. C. McNEILL, D., Seertary, 539 Florida Ave, Washington, D. C. gee cvemeBUY YOUR +amecame Coal, Feed, hay, Etc., OF JAS. C, SHIMER, Both Phones 475 1815 Kansas Ave all the schoo) agricultural toys avait tile, were in stages and diove around the race track headed by about cight mounted marshals and officere of the fas. ‘Then came the flve atock on ex Nibitin led by the agricultural lyn. ‘the others then fell In dine and com: pletal the turn out. It was a pretty de- Valtial sene, and after encheling the tek about fon thines, these putaders rave way for the other good things tu tome, After the ntces, the footfall boys tatertained. The wore reeulted & to 0 in favor of the first team, but the no. ond team played a tine game, Speaking, at the same time was going on in the en- closure provided for auch purposes Hence thete was plenty to weep every one busy looking, Aflur the money, ne tremiums bad heen pald the exhibitors Vegan gathering up their products an tiacing thom in their wagons prepara fury to toasting, thus winding up what Was termed by all “a yowd okt time." OTHER CORRESPONDENCE, Dr. Washington deft tor New York this week, Mig, ReOAL Clatk returned fiom a trap te Lexus, where she was visiting for the quast anenth She reports the martiage of her sister a very detipht tal afluit. She alse efated that she helped hea sister iu the “fiving up" of the henase. Which she mage was very lavishly done, We da not know the young lads fy persons we wish her and the doctan, Wer busbands a lappy antiriet tte Mes (lathe was alse very happy over the tet that her Dnothe, who is manapes et a teal catate concord Uauston and a banka, is dome well Mr GR. Dridge forth as lata, ven might say, over the fact that line tait Was wt sitccess, Mr, Bridgeforth Is one est thie pushers of the ight thiogs for the beat of every community. The Macon County Teachers’ Associas ion gurve a reception In the Agricultural Building Thursday night, which was very enjosable. ‘Thelr sessions ale wae very intoreating and profitable. ‘The nest thhag of grent tmportance te “Thanksgiving, “The Southern peuple cag well thank our Gracious Tather for a Dountifal harvest, all of which has not Set teen gather. ® People look letter now since Mr. Taft has teen elected. Many anvious faces wwnited the pond news. FOR SALE—IL ore cabbacef r bareng. 25 cents dczen. Will not d lver tess than fone dozen, Send order to D Chiles, Oxklard P.O, Gan cecure aty amount vou desire. Belt ‘Phone No, 3751 two rings. BOUGLASS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 726 We Walnut St, Loulsville, Ky- U0 w © fc “ =) -1 r- O a > a a D [recosnic, noustass| 2 © CALENDARS < Portraying the Higher Life of the Negre Write for prices aud terms @racents wanted, The Topeka Plaind e Topeka Plaindealer ADVERTISING RATES rhit MONTH $200 PER INCH. Moh OITEES, e684 Editor See eee ia ei ery meee SUBSCHIPTION RATES Mype yee Dy RUUD 6 cee vvece eves ssezonee anveneners $1.50 $x Months by util see cssae eae ee vee ete nner $1.00 Fares mothe by math. coe we ane BO Letered ab the Postonica at Topeks a¢ Second clave Mall Matter ————_——_——— pewaear at BPteah™ 22 tao NELSON CREWS AT WESTERN UNIVERSITY fthand tth, the church ane hie State Boud of trustees of Weetern University met to disetes In solemn deliberation the expanding, Brow. iny future of this institution, Dr. Vernon, Presi fenthad a mod eplen. dhd report te mike as toe the cattte ordinuy progress and prosperity of the rehaol At cbapel eerste Hon Deleon Crewe one of the ehureh trustecs, was relected by Bishop A. Grant, president of the board of trustecs, to ad dress the meating | Mi Crews had Iyely finished 4 hard | political camp ig! shich tent ght auecers to his purty apd wae in the bert of sprite and beat ef soles Among the many good things he eid te the assembled brethren, face ulty and stodents, were ax follows: «Yon are living in a day of prog. ress, ‘The opportunities that you enjoy here are nnuensl ard abund- ant. Every comfort and advantage is offered you here to gam knowl. edye and ch iracter Such opportu. nities as these were not offered to these elderly men who grace and dignify this platform. ‘This beaut: ifully decorated chapel, these aplen. didly equipped buildings, thie strong corps of teachers from the leading echoolx, and this most liber! Srate of Kansis whose highest capital is made up of the intelligence of her citizens Joy unbounded comes to my heart when I remembet but three years ago at the dedication of thie very building when the present gov- cron, KE .W Hoch, lent his pree- ence and good advice to he oceastun there alse spoke from the same pltfonm avether many W RStubbs, with words so replete with encour agement and good will te my race and this particular tnetiti ten, That man has Jately heen elected to fill the position of governor ty Ue great state cf Kansas, and | am eare that under his administration the work at Western University will be given an impelus and a forward astride characteristic only of his noble heart and lofty ideale for progress, With allthe blessings, natuial advantages and resources with wheeh thiv great institution 1s surrounded all would count for miught bat for the mind ot a yreat pereanatity to lead them, With the great captain tu guide and steer this rlap, io the person of Rishop Abram Grint, a living energizer whore personality reaches Out ind draws the strongest men around him, himeclf one of the foremost Negroes of thie day and lime, Western University ia tian. ally blond, And in addition to this, to have the president of this Tostituttoo, the Hon, Willlim T Vernon, Regitrae of the U.S ‘Lreasury, peerless orator and ada ettor tilling the highest oftice within the gift of the Negro rave an Amer. iea, with cralit aud crowning ene ces, dea blessing that no other institution im America ean boat of —Twoof the greateat Negroes of America connecttd with the mschint ery of one and the same matitution. “In future years you studente whe now crowd thin chapel, will ee ee Be ee es tact wah these great men, and you will in turn inapire them to go on and prepare themselves to reich up and fill noble places in life and euch positions that must necessarily be eft vieant by reson of dissh and the unespected vicissitudes of life. “A race that looks up t> God in time of adversity and in bitter tral, pereecation and suffering will ’ere ‘ong rejoice in the success of Ile divine workirus for thar good, “Three yess agoat the dedict. tion of thie budding, in the pres ence of tle Governor and dia in- guiehed guests, In my speech upon that occasion Toreferred to the fret thata native son ol Kangas, a pro. duet of the puy ig eehoolsa and Uni- vcreity of Ute preat etate, hal been loaned to the great wtate of Missouri of Whteh Elum, he honor of being efathtac ety and like Moses at old heb tet the people of that wett common seabh in age aned bate tle npow the Oetapus Stands d Oil Company of New York and t at he bad diiven it oante ate den iu Wall sticet, never to emerge again Through the marvellous workimes of God deapite the th 2 at ner. tile legitatiun of rudical Demoeracy in Missoun, God hac brought a iboat te place Herbert SoU adley in the breech, where he will all the better prevent the defiming of the fiir name of Missouri with Jim Crow car liwaand Negro disfran- chizement. “You livein a progressive age this school is destined to grow, tnd in twenty yerrs will have stretched out and embraced hot oaly there hile included in’ this cima bat all the surrounding territory. I congratulate you, Mr. President, the faculty and members of the student body, upon your splendid euceers,” YALE, KANSAS. Notes deferred from last week: Mandames Terrell and Jackeon aie on the sick list this week, Robert Duberry was in Patt«burg last weeh, ot buwiness, Prof Finky spent Saturday and Sunday in Pittsburg, Mi. Moore, who got hurt in the mine by a fall of rock is improving Miss Elizabeth Gallawsy, of In deperdence, Kiuneas, spent several aya in Yale, with her parente. Mrs Newte Hudson was initist. ed into the H TT KR, soctety on Monday, and reported a ood time, WINFIELD, KANSAS. Mr. Dake Balmer of Spring sll is visitur yg iu the exty and louking for alocation, Heisa hrothersin-las ot Noifle Cottom of south Church slreel, Rev R [. Bradford, Adventist preacher of Wicaits, Wasi the city taking aner his church, the Sab- bath. Kev Hradiora's family lives in Wintield and his many friends are always glad to see hun Ruy, Berry tet Brday for his home in Eudora after ep nding elev- endaysina series of meetings at the Second Wapiis. church Rev Berry 1s one of the best ministers iu the state and we wuuld all be glad to eee him jn another meeting. Mr and Mrs FBS Beadtord came infrom Pulsa Okla Jaay Frolav Mrs Bradford was formerly Miss Perle Wilkins of thie city ‘The dinner given by the lad es of the A M.ED chu chon electi nday wasa grand success It was well patron7ed by the candilates and a neat sum was realtzed Rev and Mr. F M Reeves re~ moved to Hutchinson Thursday, where they will reside, Rev. Reeves is ex-pastor of the A. ME. church and their many friends were sorry to lose them Rev, W. F, Warder tet Monday s ‘ oO areramtee > Re Blah 3 % y . 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Sd 2 2 < = 2 SEM ANSE wee MA Oe OE >= 8 ea Seg gs Dy ete Mee bes 3 1 ; Strays siNeRsGt re NUE REE Sai ei Y ‘one fy fetes AT, Braet y a 5 ¥ ae mi 5 ran Ley pried |G & Paaupeiixcas wee iSAELD Sivrmats fC Ates = ee NG eee rage a Bi i She Ne =x ence ee abel O an) fora edayatripin Weat rm Kureas, Meaers' Dude Work, Creiuhton Smothers, Mess Grace Perkins ord friend drove up from Arkansas City Sunday and atterded church, re- turning at alate heur. Charles Whitfield has returned to Arkansas City ufte- spen firg rev. eral weeks in the city as ecok at the Sidal cn‘e, Carl Brown is down from Hatet ia- son vietting relatives and friensis. Thoe who are on the sick ist are Miss Carne Frinkho, Caroline Foust, Salle Phelps, Emma C.mp- bell Mrs Jess* Banks has reurcred from Arkanaea City after visiting her nother, Mrs A Dody. fora werk Carbondale Mineral Water can he had by writing A. MeAdoo, who will deliser it at your door, ‘Ihis water is splendid —a perfect health restorer, and all pcr- sons) drinking “Carbonedale Mineral Water” are sure to derive benefits. LAr NES uur correspond: ent, Don’t write ‘aim anything by hand that takes him time to make out —that may leave him in doult—tha! ‘ne pant easily read And don't fill out legal papers or card memox—or make out accounts or hotel nenus in your own bandwriting. It looks bud, reflects ou your standing. aokes people think you can’t atcha ® ‘coographer, and ba sometimes ambigu ous. | For you ¢a,, easily learn, with a little practice, to write just as rapidly, and ae | rectly, a an expert operator on the OLIVER, Because the OLIVIA fe the asinphfied typewriter, And you cum see every word you write, About SU per cent more durable than any other type: writer, becuuse it bas pbout $0 per cent ean v Cacti points than most other type writers, Mighty per cent easier to write with hun these other complicated, intricate achines that require “humoring”—~ echnical hnowledge—long practice and pecial shill to operate, ‘Thun machines woicn enn not be ad usted to any special space—with which it is Impowmble to write abstracts, insur: nee policies, or odd-sized documente ex- ept you re expensive special attach nents requiring experts to aperate, You can ad ust the OLIVER to any eavonable apace—you can write on any easonuble aize and thickness of paper, right out to the very edge, without the $1 of any expensive attachment or spe: tied ehill, and your work will be neat ap For the OLIVER fs the typewriter for the doctor, the lewyer, tne insurance agent, the merchant, the hotel proprietor —cr any man who does bis own writing g an Bu The Place You Ga Kentucky Drille, Winona, Old Hichory and Mitchell Wagons—Rarine Buggies, Majestic Ranges, Bucks Heaters,reliable Gasoline Stoves. Anything in the Hardware and Impliment line. We are al says glad to sce you. Great Bend Hardware & Implement Co., Great Bend, — Kansas ‘Look! Look! Look! You can make Money by investing In a few Shares of Black Diamond Development Co’s., Stock The Board of Direeturs ot thie COMPANY is now offering a few shares of this prized STOCK tu the PUBLIC for the purpose of hasten ing their developement CHIS stock hea now,n daly INCOME rlits STOCKS nas been held in the Treas ury asagrizety ite DIREC ORS for future develooe ments, and NOW the BO RD of DIREG ORS he deemed 1) wee Le aven ep its (reas ury and off-r SU000 snares of sock to the pable, which stack youn jay consider yeura-If very for winte fo have thts opp tents to purchase, ug (he treasury has been clove} tars months. fEFIS seal) naa oat shares is nov putou the marke fer the purpase of taerensing our devils opements aot aly> to hastes cur DIVIDEND pen d Fvyery Saive is tuny Paid ana Non Aswessah'e | SUBSRIPTION BANK. Vhoe fillout this Coupon and nuillos LL JONES Vice-Preadent BOD. DB Ce, 2siu State Street, Vhicage, Hhnoie, . GENILEMEN; Leonel se herewith occ cc cece eee tlollarn for BU arses ceoe anes sharee of Black Divmond Development Co'e, Stuck st Sue per share Par Vatne #1.00 eich, fally paid and no--aseessble ad earry wo pers sonal hability. Name cecaceseces enaereveescsevesseeeseee seeves | Add reat cc cecececvercereeecece teen eeee vee - All Stack Porkucipatee Alie Uris 30 000 spares is tg he sol at soa perehare- It is Rightly wrth Tic wer ehare, ra we have atthe present time, lo splendid gas wells and 630 9cr 8 of territary that we are developing “We have a CARH Market for All ofo ras Thia SLOCK i+ nid in lets rang- ing from 50 shares up to 5000 with a discount af 20 per cent tor al! cash pormenta ot $5000 and aver, pay- able io stork; aud will allow 10 per cont discount for atl cash pay ments iuse thav 83000 pay ble in stock, NW ip you want to mike a goed Inves ment, do onat fail to getin frur eubseriptron for some of this stack as we pay dividends at par, which ts $100 yer share So you einsee that thisweuld be a Great weney Maker tor yeu in a very short v hile. ILOwW FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH. Thanksgiving time is drawing near and the auxiliaries are preparing to observe the day. The choir will arrange to have appropriate music for the eleven o'clock service. The Sewing Circle and Willing Workers will unite in serving dinner and the Sunday School will reader a program Thanksgiving evening. Everyone is invited to attend and be entertained The Sunday morning service was well attended and the sermon was delivered by the pastor from the subject, "The Mission of the Holy Spirit." It was well taken by his hearers. Rev. William Moore o' Dyersburg. Tenn, delivered the evening sermon from John 3:16 Work on the new building has been resumed this week part of the inside is being finished up. The Sewing circle will meet this morning at ten o'clock at the church, from whence a wagon will convey them to the residence of Mrs M Barber, four miles northeast of the city, where they will spend the day and hold their regular meeting. The Willing Workers will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Amanda Combs, 1013 Kansas avenue. There will be a special parents' meeting at this church next Wednesday day evening, under the auspices of the Ministerial League All are invited to attend EDWARDSVILLE, KANSAS. Mr. Robert Groves' new residence is nearing completion, a beautiful structure to be valued at $4,500, perhaps the finest yet owned by any of our people in Wyandotte county The members of the Pleasant Hill Baptist church surprised their pastor, Rev T. C. Anderson, Friday evening, bringing him many of the delicacies of the season. Donations were made as follows— C. H. Austin, potatoes; Mrs. H. M. Williams and Mr. Dri-ço, apples; Mrs. Grigsby, apples; Mrs Pearl Leet, four pints preserves; Miss Willie Taylor, one quart pears; Mrs. Richards, apples, Mrs F num Divers, one quart peachs, one half bushel potatoe; Mrs. Nannie Combs, one quilt; six quarts preserves, Mrs. Douglass, one quilt; Will e Hodges, Maggie and Ruth Hamilton, cabbage and apples; Robert Groves one half bushel potatoe, one peck yams, one dozen cabbage: Mrs. Jordan, one quart peaches; Mrs. Sadie Divers, apples potatoes one quart pears; Ophchea Divers, one peck walnuts; Mrs Mary Groves one quart tomatoes, one quart peaches. Mrs Mary Ox and Mrs Permelia Cannon one quilt; Mr. Williams, cash, Mrs Giles Franklin, gift; Mr. Eliza Munroe, one quart peaches Rev. Anderson's customary eloquence failed him in giving adequate expression of his gratitude, so he contented himself with the plain "thankee ma'am" and "thankee sir." B STREET BAPTIST CHURCH On last Sunday the pastor preached an able sermon on large congregation Among them were some of the leading educators from the South side. Thursday of last week the sewing circle met at the parsonage and elected officers They will meet this week at 9:10 North Popka ave Last Friday night after services the members and friends surprised the pastor and family with will filled baskets, flour, meat and hams, to the amount of 25 or 830. No complete was the surprise that they had hidden in the back yard a freezer of ice cream which the served with cake. There will be baptising Sunday after services. A hearty welcome is extended to all who desire to come WESTERN UNIVERSITY The Great Educaional Institution for Kansas and the West DEPAINMENTS:--Theological, College, Normal, Sub-Normal and State Normal Leading and Best Industrial School of the west courses Classical, College, Preparatory Normal Musical (Instrument including piano, organ and harp (Pine Arts and Mechanics), Cake and Book Binding, Business Court and Typewriting, Tailor n., Linen Sewing, Cropping, Laundry Garden, p. SHELTON F. J. E. TU Colored Bowling Alley, Checker Parlor. First Class in Every Respect person making the highest score ever Bowl Free. MICAL, College, Preparatory, Normal, Musical (Instrumental and Vocal), piano, organ and harmony, Drawing, and Mechanical), Carpentry, Printing, Binding, Business Course, Stenography, Writing, Tailor n., Dressmaking and Cropping, Laundering, Farming and HALTON FRENCH I. once: Office Bell West 1423. E. TURNER bowling Alley, Checkers; Lunch Counter and Class in Every Respect. A prize will be the highest score every week. Wednesday Classical, College, Preparatory, Normal, Svc-Normal Musical (Instrumental and Vocal), Including piano, organ and harmony, Drawing, (Fine Arts and Mechanical), Carpentry, Printing and Book Binding, Business Course, Stenography and Typewriting, Tailor n., Dressmaking and Sewing, Cropping, Laundering, Farming and Gardening. J. E. TURNER. Colored Bowling Alley, Checkers; Lunch Counter and Shoe Shining Parlor. First Class in Every Respect. A prize will be given to the person making the highest score every week. Wednesday Night Ladies Bowl Free. 101 KANSAS AVENUE, (Down Stairs) Gem Steam Laundry, Gem Steam Laun F. B. SIMMS, Proprietor BEST WORK IN THE CITY No Cheap Help—No Cut Rate. IT WORK IN THE CITY No Cheap Help—No Cut Rate. 59 NORTH NSA Perfection Flo After Made For Bread And TRY IT TO A Y. The Kaw Milling TOPEI BEST WORK IN THE CITY. No Cheap Help-No Cut Rate. "Perfection None Better Made For TRY IT The Kaw "Perfection Flour" None Better Made For Bread And Pastries. TRY IT TO A Y. The Kaw Milling Co., TOPEKA KAN LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. The members of the N. U. G club a called business meeting Wednesday day and decided to resume work for the winter The next meeting will be with Mrs F. Webb. Mr. S. T Jones and family spent Sunday in Kansas City visiting relatives. Mrs. Hammond and daughter will return to Vineeland, N. J. soon Rev. and Mrs. J. A Gregg were in the city last week. Mrs. Montgomery of Topeka will visit Mrs R. F. Bright this week Bell's Military band will give a grand entertainment at Grand Army hall Wednesday night. FOR SALE - Roaming house Restaurant and Pool Hall This is the best money-making proposition in the state. Reason for wanting to sell, failure in health. A snap for some one as it is the only colored rooming house and restaurant in the city For further information, address S L. James, Box 316, Sipulpa, Okla. We have secured applications for teachers. Parties desiring well qualified teachers. Address PLAIN DEALER. 'Pnone 78 Quindaro, Kansas. RENCH. A. M. Office Bell West 1423. Residence URNER, ; Lunch Counter and Shoe Shining ect. A prize will be given to the y week. Wednesday Night Ladies n Laundry, IN THE CITY. —No Cut Rate. 59 NORTH NSA AVE. on Flour" Bread And Pastries. T O A Y. Milling Co., TOPEKA KAN OLATHE, KANS Sunday was quarterly meeting day at the A M L church The presiding elder, Rev J R. Ransom. preached two able sermons. Rev. Mitchell is pastor Bible Day was observed at the Second Baptist church Sunday. A grand address was delivered in the evening by the State S. S. president Mr II I Mourroe of Topeka. Mistea M E Prewitt and Capitola Rollins and Mr W R Rollins attended the entertainment at Paola Thursday evening of last week Mrs K A Beasley is nursing a very sore hand at this writing Mr Sam Hegwood is confined to his bed George Golden and wife and Hugh Shelby of Paola spent the week end at Olathe visiting Mr Rollins and family Buddie Talvert, aged about 16 years, shot and almost instantly killed his brother James Talvert, Monday about one o'clock. The boys had come home to their dinner and were preparing to return to school when they engaged in a quarrel which resulted in the death of James. James was about 16 years old and pupil of Lincoln school. The funeral was held Thursday from the Advantages Speaful Location, Healthful Cure Good Influences and Thorough Teachers Information A.M., Acting Pres Residence Bell West 151 R. A M E church At this writing no arrest has been made Mrs L M Cramp left Wednesday to attend the district board meeting at Chanute Rev Burdette stopped over a few hours Monday evening en route to Ft Scott LINCOLN, NEBR Now that the campaign and election is over and the results are as we expected the continuation of prosperity, which is the standard motto of the Republican party, social events, which have been returned for some time, should begin to liven up again The infant of Mrs Frank Banks died last Friday and was buried the following day Mr and Mrs John W Gasaway have returned to the city again The members of Mt. Zion Baptist church will give a grand Thanksgiving dinner at the church on that day. Read THE PLAINFALER, tell your friends A L. Hill went to Holdredge, Nebr. Sunday, where he was married to Mrs Anna Lewis, formerly of Nebraska City. Mr. Hill returned Tuesday, but the bride will remain in Holdredge for a while. Members of the A. M. E church will serve thanksgiving dinner in Bruce's hall. LAWRENCE. KANSAS Mun Hattie Escoc, who has been visiting relatives in Muskogee for several months, has returned, and her friends, young and old, are no lighted to see her. Miss Farinda Crouch left here last week for Langston, Okla., to take charge of the "Ivanhoe," a reform house for young ladies and teachers of the Langston University. Mrs Crouch is an admirable young lady and will be greatly missed in the church work and literary society at Langston University is to be congratulated upon securing the services of one so well fitted for the position. Thomas Hackley of Kansas Mo. was a pleasant visitor last week. Mrs M. E. Langston and daughter Hazel, of Topeka, spent Saturday here. Mrs Langston is a welcome visitor. The Sierra Leone club met Tuesday with Mrs P. Clout. The next meeting will be with Mrs Vorder. Rev F. W. Greene of Baxi Springs, was here over Sunday BELL PHONE 301 OFFICE HOURS. 83 10 97 31 M 1 103, 6 10 9 P M DR. THDDUES P. MARTIN Physician and Surgeon Special Attention to Diseases of Women. Office 423 Kax Ave Opposite P. O. TOPEKA, KANSAS. Dr. J. M. Jamison, Physician and Surgeon. Examining Physician of the highest and Ladies of Protection Special Latex in diseases of women and active diseases Officer and Registrar 527 Madison St. 11 Houston, 4p. 10, 1000 O. A. Taylor, M. D., Physician and Surgeon Calls Accepted Dry and Night. Good Luck 1844 V. BARNSTOCK OPERA, B.V. W. Y. Y. Good Luck TO THE GOY. Williams & Brown's BAKERY 108 W. INNION AVE James . Shimer, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER THIRD DISTRICT SHANNEE CO. YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED Dr. W. Roger Russell, DENTIST All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction BELL PARK TOPKA, KANSAS A DRAWING BUSINESS The most complete stock Gooderies and General Merchandise eat the very lowest prices at B. J. NEILLE'S 1110 South Walnut Street Omer House 1206 1100 W. E. Jackson, Physician and Surgeon. A lice with a Chancellor pr.ferred m r mony Has a good h m d r e s Straighten Your Hair DEAR SIR, I have used only one bottle of your pomade and now I would not be without it for it makes my hair soft and straight and easy to comb and also starts a new growth. MRS. W. P. WATKIN SIR I HARRIMAN, FENN. Ford's Hair Pomade (Formerly known as Ozonized Ox Marrow) Little years of experience in producing its products. The use of Ford's Hair Pomade makes stubs, bark, knits, curls, hair strands, soft and greasy materials to comb and arrange in any style of hair consisting with its length, formers and the hair dandruff instigated the wads, keeps the hair from falling on or breaking off and gives it new life and color. Absolutely harmless as used with spicful dres It licents are formalized, the use is permanent, as ladies of retirement every who desire it Don't! It has Punishous laws limitations. It's buy anything else allowed to be "just as good" If you want the best results, buy the best Punishable it will pay out. Look for this note. Charles Ford Print If your demand cannot supply you with the peninsula we will send you One bottle regular size for $ .50 Three bottles " " $ 1.40 Six " " $ 2.50 One bottle, small $ .25 We pay postage and express charges to all points in U.S.A. When ordering and Postal or Express Money Order. All orders shipped promptly on receipt of price. Address The Ozonized Ox Marrow Co. Philadelphia, PA. FORWARD MAIN POMADE is made only in Chicago by the above firm. Agents Wanted Everywhere. NOTICE TO THE SUBORDINATE LODGES. ‘ ‘ea Lm Mn J OW XY fers a QO s w, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS, NOY, 3rd, 1905 To the W. Master, Wardens, and Brethren of the Subordinate Lodges of Kansas, Greeting:- At the twenty-third Anoual Communication of the P. H. G. L. of Kansas a resolution prevailed au- thorizing the purchase and maintainance of a Masonic Home for Indigent Master Masons, their Widows and Orphans. Each member of the Jurisdiction was taxed $1.00 for this fund. I would, therefore, suggest that 2§ cents be collected from each member for the months of January, February, March aad April. This fund must be collected. There is, of course, no objection to the members paying the entire amount. This suggestion is simply made to impress the importance of having money on hand by the nest session of the Grand Lodge. The Secretaries of the Subordinate Lodges should forward to the Grand Secretary at once a list of the individuals named as benefictariel on the endowment roll as per a resolution adopted at our last Grand Session held at Topeka, Kansas, Brother Frank Jennings, our Secretary of the W. and O. fund, will forward blanks at once to the various secretaries. These should be filled out and addressed, with amount due, to Frank Jennings, 34 Franklin Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. One quarter is past due now. Finally, brethren, let Progress be our watchword and the Masonic Home the goal to which we are striving this Masonic year. Fraternally, Cc. H. MILTON COLLINS, G. M. ——————_——————— > ——————————————=——_—_——=[£=£===—=_—[—ia“ i ——>— —<—————_—_—_—_————____ BAT THNHANDATITAAT WATT WE RADA 10 anno|.. oe ce METROPOLITAN HALL, WED. NOV. 18, 1908 Grand Benefit Concert ————————— By ——————_ Jackson’s 23rd Reg. Band The management desires that you be present, and will spare neither time nor money to make it one of the greatest . MUSICAL FEASTS of the Season. THIS CONCERT is for the purpose of equiping the Band with] first-class instruments, and if you appreciate anj organization that is a credit to the cityand statel’ you will be present : The Best Talentin Topeka | will participate in the concert. . Admission - - - 25 Centsi FRED, M, STONESTREE!, Manager, akolw, JACKSON, Bandinaster, | We absolutely guarantee to immediately relieve and ultimately cure with DR. HEBRA’S UNGOID a the mort wonderful of scientific discoveries, all Itching skin diseases, Itching Piles, Eos vema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Bar bers Itch, ete. This antiseptic salve erndicates the trouble and heals the irritation permanently, Quick relief or money refunded. At all druggists or mailed for Sc, Trial sample $¢ for malling, FREE — Mention this paper and receive a 250 box of DR, EMILY GAVITT'S famous pille with the first 500 order, THE @. C. BITTNER CO., Toledo, Go. | WESTERN UNIVERSITY. Mis. Amanda Linus. metro at han dave Cativeretts, ts donne very commend able work, The faculty spotk fa dish ant Lerens ot hea, Revd Mas Goliisean donated at Aguila, mprak ae fag Lens ot the school wand charih work ot the Cage sits Thea shiaghtet. Miss dehnsen, 1 attculing Waster Utnnvesaaty Phe Bonnet Doretees or Western laa versity held their anunal comenttes preeting hast wook, wath the Regietiar of Che COS Hreasiny, We. E Veqton, Bishey Giant, Conine Patterson, Cresnling: 11 let Uunsenm 4 1 daloven, athe nsbing Phey dave installed a now Lantdings, wath clectiiv dibs and heating plant ant madern daeveny particular they base dsr ceprtippe dd Che dalastaned ade [ulitnte nts with machinery dhs best building creed P| Iyoone et the bese oa the grounds, ‘Phe dhiferent achitery Wats pelteeel at postion by the stindents, Phes have ave Jighta on the grounds van man ine provements Taye dean miele dung the post seat, Western Uravensity now dete an) ene vollment of oves thiee bandeed students who ate nuthing progtiess along all in dustrial Janes, Sate Machitcct Stanton wore prencat and inspected the electain Isha asd heat ing plant and geported same wathiag in feet cline deder, At 12.30 ahiinner was pervert dn dhe Ashiuanistration Uurtding, Che nereing wae dn charge at the ¢ tase 1 Domestic Science Department, ander fie matiagement at Maa Myatle Craig, Jnatrieton, and the jellowing ane the Jstcbiem Whee ncotedd Shs elaborate re tol Minses Phessie Romina, Deete Williams, Nettie Uiliston, Foella Jolie on, Buelat Dolye, Josephine Doon, Eile Minor, ‘This was one at the tinest: mails weaver quntook uf, “Those present Sishop Grant, State Mchited Stonton, of, Vernon, We We Fish, Vimxal Agent, Ties, Preneh, Nider Ransom, A. Ts. jlaver, Res, dohuson and Nick Chiles, [he tollowlag nlx causes: were nerscds Mint pouter, osster cocktail, brown bread indwiches; accund cular, pea patterns third course, panned chicken with cream sauce, sweet potatoce (Georgia style), escalloped ontons, milk biscuit; fourtia course, Waldorf salad in apple cone cup, cheeso strawae; fifth course, floring tce cream, assorted cakes; sixth course, bon bons, salted nuts. Fall and Winter Hats. Mrs Slaughter bas taken down the siga announcing that she will sell her magnificent and well equipped Millinery btore, and inetead sne will remain at the old stand 425 Kansas Avepuc aud cuntitus tu pease her large and increasing famlly of de- lighted customers. Mrs, Slaughter has added one of the largest and most handsome lines of talj and winter Hats in the state, Every hatisa model—in fact they are ao nobby that one feels tike taking them all. It will pay pros- peers buyers to examine her goods efore making purchases. It costs nothing to look, and Mra Slaughter whose pleasing manner and welcome amile makes all feet at home, de- lights in showing her goods. She also has a lise ot plumes, teathers, ribbon. trimming, etc., that's right up-to now! PITTSBURG NOTRS. Pittsburg is honored w tha ewel drug etore, owned and conduuted by colored people. — Mra. S. D. Wordon ir on the eick list — T, C. Cain was visiting m town Sun. day, —- Mis. Bessie Crocket has returned home after 3 years stay in Towa, -- Mica Mary Pickeus has been quite if] but ie improving nicely, -- Rey. Vanlew filled tho pulpit at Mt Hebron Sunday.—Hon F L Marun is dofug a goud busi- ness in Pittsburg. Het a single man and when the girls want 2 di. vorce call on Lawyer Martin at lu West Jth.— street. Mrs E. M. Peovles is very sick at her home on Wert sth, -- We extend on in. vitation to all visitoss while in the city at the cflice of Dr. KS Whit. taky, 109 West 4th #t from 8 to 10 am and from 2,4,8, 9pm Bel phone 605 — Mr Ssmuel Gallhway of Yale was a visitor Sunday after. noon --Misa Wyatt and Miss Wil- fon of Joplin, Mo. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geil Pierce on West Forest avenue. — Dr. Whit. teker made a business trip to Weir on last Friday, Look out girls, he in single, Miss Arnicholas Chiles has for sale a numher of the Magic Shampoo Hair Driers, which are advertised elsewhere in this paper. It 18 the best article in the comb line that has ever come to our notice. It ‘tues double service—a comb and cusling iron all in one They are made trom the best material, highly finished and will laet a life time, She has them on exhibition at Tue PLAINDFALER Cffice. Ladies, call end examine them. THE DEMAND FOR 4£N EDUCATED MINISTRY. Realizing the demand among the Ne- gro people for an educated ministry, the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Insti- tute conducts {np connection with ite other departments a Bible Tralning School. The courses of study are so ar- ranged that not only ministers and licen- tiates may be benefited, but those also who desire to do better missionary work or become intelligent Sunday achoal . teachers, The chief alm of the Bible Training School is to afford a comprehensive kuowledge of the English Bible and to briety, Gleanliness, regularity and accu- tacy are provided. The teaching t to the elevation and Chelatianization of their people. Daily supplementary ex- ercisca designed to Inatill habite of so- tend an ambition to dedicate their lives wholly undenominational, the Intention being not to oppose or antagonize any theological work being done elsewhere, hut Instead, to asslat all denominations, During the paat year the enrollment in the Bible Training school bes been satisfactury, but the opportunity is now provided for a considerably larger num: ber. For further information, addresst Booxes T. Wasutxoton, Principal, Tuskegee Inatitute, Alabama, Photographs The price at ty Studio 1s oneees but the work is of the highest class. Why pay such an enormous price when the same careful work can be etecured for ONE- HALF? Stop and see me W. H. LUCAS, PUBLICATION NOTICE In the D‘strict Court of Shawnee County, Kausas. Beadie Sprsdiey, Plaintiff, vs Henry Spradiey, Defendant. The defendant, Henry Spradley is hercby notified that be has been sued for divorce in the above named court by the plaintiff, Beadie Sprad ley, and also for the custody of the minor child. James Spradley, and unless he appears and answers on oF before the sth day of November, 1908, the said pecition will be taken as true and judgment rendered, and giving her the care, custoly and control ot their minor son, James Spradley, and costs of suit. Joseru Reev, Attorney for Plaintiff Attest: Ro. Tnovas {sear} Clerk. First published September 18th, '0% Case No. 24,818. On Execution SHERIFE S SALE, In the District Court of Shawnce County, State of Kansas Marion Sheldon, Piatt, vs J. A. Wilkins, De‘endant. By virtue of an Order of Sale ia- sued to me outo said District Court, in the above-entitled action I wall, on Monday, the rath day of Decem ber, A 1), 1908, at 10 a’clock A, M, of suid day, at the cast front door of the Ccurt House in the City of ‘To- peka, in the Coucty df Shawnee. in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, ands ll ts the higaest and beat bidder, for cash in hand, all the fol- lowing-descriped real estate, to wits Lot No 106 on North Kangns ave nue in the city of Fopeka and known as House number 100! North Kau- san avenue, lying and situate In the County of Shawnee in th» State of Kansas. The above described real estate 16 taken as the property ofsaid defend ant, and 1s directed by said order ct sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order ot sale, J. M, WitKerson Sheriff of Shawnee County. Kansas By Jonatuan D Noxon Under Sheriff M. F, Lascoce, Attorney. First published November 13th, 08 SPRINGFIELD, MU. General revival meeting begun on Sunday, Nov- sth, throughout the city and we hope that much good may be accomplished. Already two rouls have been saved and added to the Pitte chapel, Sunday, Rev. Ww. Hl. Wheeler, pastor. The remains of [Mre Maud How srd kors ‘were brought from St Louia, the funeral services being very ably conducted by tev, W- H. Wheeler and the interment made in South Hazelwood cemetery. Mra Crede Young very prettily entertained the W M& I club on last Wednesday, swect musie being furniahed by her daughter, Miss Cleo. Hemarke made by the visi- tora, Mixa Mabel Wilson and Mra Rena Mayo, were greatly appreciat. ed, Aftur partaking of choice res freshmente the club adjourned, Vimtors enjoyed th's excellent program rendered by Divivion Oue, Lincoln High rchools Instrumental Duet, Clea Young and Klla Wilburs; Male Quartette, (sAlwaye Me,” Cecil Wilke, Brown. je Allen, Richmond Ruwecll and W Hockett; Story of the Tack, (lee club, which alvo rendered of Want to Go Buck and (Misa an the Cold, Cold Ground’ 5 Enstrmentas Sole, Ella Wilburn; Bans Solo, eV High as the Stas” Richmond Rus rell; Vocal Solo, Cleo young; In. strumental Duet, M, Stevens ad 'P.Yoakam; ‘Under Southern Shies’ Division One. Ushers, Laura Bar. nett snd Darwin Cooper. NORTH TOPEKA. Macedonia Tabernacle No. 03, is progressing nively. The membere allare ina healthy condition and are all at peace and in harmony and love. We are doing a wonderful and commendable work in our Tab: ernacle, fiininciatly and epiritually, under onr leader and High Priest. eas, tr Ida M, Jordan, who ha, successfully led ae te victory thie falland Dee. Josephine Nelson, Ck St. Tnke's Tomple, No 5, ia get. ting along nicely; has one sick. Pride of Topeka Fent No, 36, ie inaheslihy conditios and yctting along nicely under the leadership ¢f Heater Cornish, tL. M., and Beulsh Campbell, V. 1. M. GRAND LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, STATE OF KANSAS. SS Bence en emit: aor? Seem Nets Ste MeN! may A,, A, and A. Ulue of the Grand Chancellor, Wichita Kansas—Proclamation No, 1—To the Grand and Subuidinate Ladge Officers and Mambers, Greeting. The fiftcenth annual session of this Grand Lodge convened in the Castle Hall of Syracuse Lodge No. 28, Galena, on July 18, 19 and 20, 1903, ‘This seseron pro tuims wonew erat in thos Gramt Jurisdiction and its work will go dows in history ag the grandest in pomt of hamony and work accom: plished sime the organizntion of the Grind Lodge, Harmony was the watch word, Peace and sPopresa the slogan for the coming scar Ilutchingon was the place chosen for the neat session of the Grand Lodge, with Bons Lodge No, 21, on the fouth ‘Tuesday in duly, 1909. {he following Grand Lodge oficers were duly elected to serve tor the cn. suing year: . Grand Vice Chanceitor, Dr, I. Tl, An thons, Kaesaa City, Grand Chancellor, John I. Lewis, Wichita, Past Grand Chancellor, J. 11. King, Weir City. Grand Prolate, Res. J. W. Gordon, Jola, Grand Keeper of Records and Seals, We W, Pawb, Topeha, Grand Master of Tx: quer, 1B. G, Jackson, Yale, Grand Lecturer, Rev, M. Dickens, Pittsburg Giand Master at Arma, B, B, Williams, Hutchinson, Grand Medical Register, Dr. S, 1 Thompson, Wansas City. Grand Atorney, J, HL, Guy, Topeha. Supreme Representative, 8. Pope, Topeka. Grand Secretary Undawment Department, A T. Glover, Wichita, Grand Treassure Endowment Department, M. [. Woods Coffeysille, Grand Inner Guard, J. H Walker, Garden City. Grand Outer Guard, W. 1. Morton, Ft, Seatt, Ap: pointhe Oficers, T, Hf. Young, Granc Marshall, Gatona; Louis Ctrange, Grand Trustee (3 years) Wellington; G. H Drnmgould, Grand Trustee (2 year). Ar hansas City. Chatrmen of Standing Committecs.— On Appeala and Grievances, Dr, I. 1. An thony, Kansas City; on Printing an Supplies, If. I, Monroe, Topeha; or laws and Supervision, W. W. Plumb Topehas on Dispensation and Charter ‘Thomas Cox, Wiebita; on Tinance, Dr S. I. Thompson, Kansas City; on Re turns and Credentfals, Jolin Gurter, Min eral; on Moreign Correspondence, Juliu Reese, Cherokee; on Relation with Cour of Calanthe, J, W, Clark, Lawrence; 0: Mileage, Robt, S, Brown, Manhattan on Uniform Rank, Samuel W, Jones Wlehitas on State of Order, John Single fon, Winfleld. Deputlea —D, W, Montgomery, No. 3f Independence; W, A. Wright, No, 2¢ Winfleld; Brooks Tane, No 22, Jola; < HW, Dalker. No. 16, Garden Citys BE Williams, No, 21, Uutehinsons J. 7 Biown, No. 17, Cherokee; G, Rdward No. 27, Kuneas City J. We Clark, Na, 1 Lawrence; Robt S Brown, Ne 9, Mor Jhattans G, W. owry, No. 11, Paolag I Zrubev, Not, Pittsburg; 2. TB David No. 5, Weir, ] Depntion at Large 1. We Dilan Topcha; a. ME ‘Uggs. Marsona; “od TV wWand, Cotfeysittes Vrod Martin, Wiel Hite, Ad, rack, Hutchinson, | Lolges whl take warning that in th ffuture when tadges nse their funda ott ernise than provided by law thes wi ‘The severely dealt with. 1 We need thre hundred (500) ste ribo -Hihia term and not less than cne-ha dozen ludges, ‘Therefore a general db pensation to all lodges in the Jurisdic- tlon 1s hereby granted for slaty (60) days for the reception of new members, Apply to your deputy for rates or di- rect to me, Lodges are expected to take advantage of this dispensation for the increase of their membership. Lodges should send all matters which arisa in the lodge for settlement to the deputy and not to the Grand Chancellor. Officers occupying stations requiring Londe must furnish sane within thirty (30) daya or their office will be de- clared vacant and others appointed to fll them. T shall expect each officer and member of the Order to do his duty, no matter what his station may be. We must have good, eflictent work during this year. Lodges must pay more attention to the ritualistic work, as they will be held responsible for the proper confer- ring of the Ranks. Officera must memor- ize the ritual, and Incompetence in this respect Will be sufficient cause for res moval. Defect or lack of paraphernalia should be reported to the deputy at once, I carnestly desire that every lodge car- ry its oflicers’ card in our official organ, The Topeha Plaindealcr, give the nights of meeting and postoffice address of your Chancellor Commander and Keeper of Records and Seal. 1 ask and shall capect the loyal aup port of every Knight to give their aid and assistance in promoting the welfare of this organization to the end that the next session may show incriascd prog: ress and prosperity and success for Pyth fanism. ‘Thus done and signed at Wich ita, Knnaas, this 8th day of September, A. D, 1908, and of the Pythian Ptriod XLV JNO, 1. LEWIS, Grand Chancellor, Attest: | W. W. PLUMB, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal. | 1012 Buchanan Street, Topeka, Kansas Mise Anna Eo Sinith, $80 Wash. nuton Avenne, Kansas City, Kany, who recently graduated from West em Univeraty ia drew makinu, millinery and domestic science, is open for cugagements, Parties fu need of competent persous in either one of the above branches will write thia young lady, who ia ecohing employment and comes well recom- mended to carry ont either of the above to a successful completion. We commend to all readera of Tur PLainpKaLee the easy terme offered by the Santa Fe Watch Co., on Diamonde and Jewelry. You can own a nice atone by simply making amall weekly payments. A dismond ie a mice invertment—beate mining stoch, Watch their ad. in these ‘cola aan, Upen from 68, mM. tof a.m Latonia Cafe aad Restaurant. Fish of all kinds, Chicken, Porter House Steaks, Ice Cream,Cigars and Tobacco Most popular Restaurant in Kansas City. JACK. FIELDS, Proprietor giz E.t2th Kansas City, Mo. Swellest Jewelry Store in Tow: e e Miss Addis, Has a nice line of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass and Silverware at greatly reduced prices. 817 KANSAS AVENUE ee Kallithrix Parlor HAIR GOODS AND HAIR ORNAMENTS MRS. M.L. FIELD. 87 ansas ve. Topeka, | Kanade Loe, Heit Phe ae TOPEKA, KANNAP A DRAWING HUT ENTRS The moat complete etock Grow ere cries and General Merchandia eat the very loweet prices at OT NELLE'S | TLL South Wataut Str et, HUTCHINSON, KANS. Mi 8. 4. Ovens of Jetmore bs fn the Fr visiting his relatives and felonde after nine scars’ absence, He fe a prov eee farmer of Hodgman county. He saya that Hutchinson has made a euotmone growth since he was here bast, ‘ile meets with many warm hand <hab. Ings all glad tu see thin. Me de cnpased in cattle raising, We should be proud of smh ores in our shrte and community Mr oD Ro Didtidge ot Wichita, a pas fitter toy Che Stecl Mhadwane, EEF Noth Alnin, is in town visiting friends cud talatives Mies Wola thunisen. who Tete been VL ter a dong time. is getting aleng peeeday Miss Mand Carrie of Denver, putesed Fue sagh ont cats eae tonte: det C ticages, Dork Molten lett thas atenniin tor Mite hagee ORL bn aewer tea tele seam totoring: lant ot Che death of lus eousin The tellowis at VOM Chamet: this Week beaddes Sewang Cinele imects cach Fhoreday at dpe Mie HTL Owens ptestdat Darhia. Gamerd Class, Sal Were Spe te epthan ten dy centete tees Shan Newerber 29 querten teeta. We TAD Mase desines Une presen at UD phe ven peapie ate he te very tied Interested a the uplitting aud adeanee- Hint at yetny people LOCAL NEWS Meesis 0 Wo fetmaaway tied WOW Coseett oot Pattt, Ian. Were in tle ey hast week doohenge atten bttsante ss Messts. Fob Batten ot Cineage. 1 an NP Patten ot Cepeda, ape vdeathag Tefaten sam the eatgy. Pes were patie Vevey thoat des Rea, Ss Iaaght ot VMinphteeshore bent aid ther are tas: yg yate ae fatradty remem Rev. tye ht roam ot the becding WOOP atnesters am Vette esr Mind Mis dames Bich wish te in nome. Ti aratiage whieh onecmited September 24 teas At hemes S Wash dtipetont Comat. Sed bathe tay Utah Mis daemon Prete. sister ey Wn €or sine TO been street camentissianed ot Iwonsis City chew at ier deen EEE Nittestpons street, hast week att the ass eb GT vedas She leaves a hu band and son te team her loss, Ane GTP Stanphiter. Gepe hoes peat Ler natliner. amvates the tetes te etl and aspect her dine er nel aad wante hate. They ave the finest on the war het —————____—. Mie Hutson fones at tuition City Was visting sebefaves: and tases an the city Fist week She says that the colored peaple ot Tunetion we denis ube Ty Mas, Tamer attended the eeent: sts: sien ot the WOME Contereme heel ie Uns city, and meade ntost eveetlent Teperts on mission werk i that portion ot the eaumutas. Mise Chane Belle Wales oa grat liret ot Douglass Hospitals Waneis City. hae, is faking sperm) comee at the hee nis Medial Callege. ——— Min Mateus Owens ot fyausaa City, : Ware in Pepehar Pest werk easttiny selatives und Intends. Dr dN dee Wad a stnehet dts Puesday aight tort mumbep or las tricds, at has reams ever (he drag eter an hones et Mi W Tlonsten. ot poptla dhuggist of Kansas Oty, Mo Mi, Pots tents et the fit ot Feuston & MeGuinp Int oon 2d aed Vane stperte Severe ot the leading men ot Lepoha wer among the Invited guests, aid a mes! enjoyable time was Teed by all the; were davened ly Mi Westley Gilson, ventiitagiist of Ghia. fait whe at presen fs teenting in bopeha, fle ay among le feat aver heed and ne amutathar o Aorions musical msnenmenta and antinal cased mache hinghtes aed menphaet: te the space at a hour and a half Asanentertitings Mai Tee tie ne cqus fn the Weet and bis gaote dedae tha Te Das wet the pace dar Lepeka peopl long Che fine at secdat tnctions, Al dese pete Cnanay whe tas heen etch for several weehe de new up ont arene Wis amity friends ane glad tee nates ths fake bee Ne TE NMA edhe re tine f the Oetette Club at their teme, 741 bas citer staeet, came eventing thts work stud at test catpoeuatlele tame wae tal tea ath Die | guests speak dn Wwerde ot pb ee con cepa the hot and dwteee ata) | ofan Meat Chas estentanie nt tase yt y st thee tepetion dm ti cork oer be rar | | ——_—_—- ' | Ale Det ieee Manean, ae an the popatan tetebeas at Ate usn and Mire Sadie Morns were ssiitors In Topeka. Iact week. —_———_—_— Mr. ant Mrs, rant Reed were eaters tained Jast Sunday by Mrs. Reed's mothe er. ‘They have a ttle daughter who be. the pride and happiness of their life Mr. and Mes. Real ate among Topeka’y : Prosperous Larmets. Viet Mehson had a Tle accident in getting his shoulder hurt. but be fe alde te he out agin. ——— Mis Tury) Barston, mother of Mrs, Sadie Owens ot this city, died at ber home in Lappammrks Vir, at the age of Ste seats. Mie. Cente hots the sympathy ot her omens tiled: in her bereaves ment, Mics UL Ulichtan ot Lranktort, Kany nreved an the city Fast Lnesday: and will spend the wanter with bet daughter, Tvelyite whee de stenographer at this of- tee Hen WOW, Listers Tiscat Agent of Wester Tiaeasita. was in the city Visnsedday the Vniutes ot the Wisanie Grand Lanta ate painted and will be mtiled the tespertive ledges Haoughant the state this week. AUD tee Bthadese, wiles wees musician ot the Nanthoeavatiy fot Philippins shunts, has te etdistal an the Pwenty> forth fofantes and ie dew a non come tiissioned atices. He ds new stationed it Maiden dastichs, Soy We are Henkin torvard te fis bom ane of tho chet mitisicdaans ae Ue tent se atte Mos Vinetne Titsthe need 70) years, shied at her heme 910 Vast Litst street, Neveinbor 1D bate tal wall te ted from hos tate aestdenes at 2 avbah this after teen Unbeomeat a Lopeba ccmeterys VOR SALE — Reammy houce Restaniann amd Pool fall ‘This ix the beet moneyansking pro. position iu the state, Reason for wanting to sell, failure in health A spap for rome one as it ix the only colored rooming howe and rstauantin the city. Por further information. addresa Sod. dames, Bow sus, Sapulpa, Okla. —— We hive secured applications for teachers, Vaities deriring well «ualitied teachers, Addres# Pian DEALER, LINCOLN, NEBR Now that the campaign and elec- tion js over and the reauits are ae we expected the continuat on of proe- penty, which is the standard motto of the Republican party, social events, which have been re'arded for come time, chuuld begin ta hvea up again The infant of Mrs Frank Banks died last Friday aud was buried the follawing day Mrand Mis dotn Wo Gisemay have returned to We City again | The members ot Mi 4 on Baptiet church will give a xrmod ‘Tnanks- giving dinner at he «© urch on that ‘day. | Read Tie Praivos aed, tell your Intewes ALL. Hill went to Holdredge. Nebr, sunday, W ere be wae married to Mrs Anna Lewis termerly of Nebraska City. Mr tials recursied Tuesday, but the orite wi) reniaca in Modredget ra she. | Meabets ef ane Ave KH chureb Wil retve Hatrssy tiaty 6 ee te LW gees beads LAWRENCE, hADSAD Mise Hattie Lec. whee tae beeen viniting pefeteves tM she gee tor seveca) inane bos etaened, and her fiends ven ao ddd, ate ee Lyghted torce ht | ME ow DP aegesbe rads Se t fuer tat week bat bbe my OR oe, te ithe eh ted te Petite Sb eertontty Ty thee for yeomeg Hactee amd renchane bia the Lan ten Un seetty Mts je moh dea ebete te bee YM bebe trated wall Doe gto athe tee coeme tne the Vt ceeth Qe eed bod Ok ene tettes, ‘YP asgeten Mae ere os Ne gene ‘i dared aye se a be tev ae fonnee a ti wt ibe po Baughman Bros. MANUFACTURERS OF Pure Iceand Ice Cream - Both Phones 253 WHOLESALE AND RETAILS Gos. 23rd and Lincoln St. . . TOPEKA KANSAS e jimportant Notice The Leo MUTE Mining Company cwns ard is devclop- ne 6 chums, 120 .cres of the richest mineral lands in New Mesico Capital stock $500,000 divided intu 500,- ceo shares cf the par Value of $6 cach fully paid non- assessiiic. cra short period of time the management has placed 100,cou shares of the stock of this company on the market at 30 cents per share. This is for the pur- pose of raising funds to buy machinery for a more ea- sended developinent, The greatest opportunity ever cffered to the public to envest in a rich company owned and operated by colored reople. For pamphlet of full information write, JACOB J. JONES, President, Suitr 7 Brown Bultpine, MUSKOGEE, _ OKLAHOMA. GES ee ee eee" PEASONAL oss. | PLANTERS STATE BANK, : BALINA, KANSAS, Tle offters of CPYIL 7 “$5 ; ths Baokune ther § SURPLUS ea 25,0 unin led personal j Valuable popers kept in our vaults for customers. free atte unto the ine § of charge Safety Boxes for Rent, _ | an 2 7 i OLDIOL RS ANT DIRE LORS = the Bank. 9 Pred Otc ye Meler¢ FW Baad Vice Peestent als ash ee | atshile wht riatrons i tars kv Witites ! : y Pc ravets, ' in She tab ker. k Eiv@icw . ALIN DOLL es EDI LORE , i 4 60 YEARS* Fhe fU,, EXPERIENCE i ae CR PATENTS q Pr 8 Fi a8 Lye elena 31 Ta Se ends Aas Trane Manns Pay ¥ Ocsu.ns CopvrigTs &c. Ant 1 ‘ 11 9e row a ow “ . 1 (mrt 8 hoe 4, Soombatrte pent tr + Bator ta. tu . ' os | wt ome alee aes? “a hg ‘ils Scenic Fhncrican. Vbant eee ke Parcest or mint noe fa aear f , . Ley abi sebatere MUNN & v0.955ro0d-— Hew York Mra ot bo Weehtuet 1. Ene Mae chal had eg very pelewment meenmoowt: Ye. Roi Sa taree fast Boon Vier segelor la tee aleeit toms cK pte od tir follus , oth ore Sere bt 4 Maw Shears prerdes Mo Po Fees vies; cot dent, fae UE. rete sre retar, tes) Poke ct. ser tart wecretars Mies cere Marton: tres or we beats aw, chap. fain, Mis) Olvee, repo ter the elu 8 ott wha te, Merton on the Loh Me oe) thee te hae r tnened hon ioina vet ec Mer PF thee Me Giese Sos tt Ris fisher Oki Mre and Me. WOH Blend rsa ot Lis Vegas No weer Ot puente Of “fi. Tew er on saent. Mr and Mes BOD lurk es, of OW Fight steec Thes lett) Saturday for reatt’e. vach, where they atl mabe tceir future hone Mrs, Cora swith of Bt. Te sent, Mo, sho has been visting with Mra WOW, Bumb for ten daya, returned te her home Tart Sunday. The Ladies’ Shamrock club met with Mes, C. Meavx, 4ns3 Madison street Jast Tuesday A detighful atternuun was spent. Mrs. Jo HT Jones and Mrs S, O Sime were gueste ofthe club, The rext meet- ing will be with Mre. W. A. Mi chell, s2za8 Buchanan streeton Nov ember With. The following « flicese were Residence 520 Monroe tnd Phone 775 L, M. PENWELL, Undertaker and mbalmer, 35t1 Quncy St Onen day and nght Both Phones 192. NEN Bae Ine sontlo ver State Agrenitural wwosee toa wd belt its trisannuval wee pao tu aes? Park at Attiwa, sop te ag 2g) 180s, elcw trteenceng year Pres dot Mrs Meagan, vier president Mre oof Pae secretary, Wea WOW, Phinit, cts't see's Mas. Wo Ware, tresstter, Mes GW Jae'ssen, chap lam Vr. Tf. Wilson, Fac der Bodie, No 3 K. of P wilt intiate achass of y ung men dn the Pyle Rauk atolls seat meeting, be emer sg, All menora eb suid be presen | ities Ma HW Du tard) has his new ido tuedenee abort completed |v ea fawhed to will ne cne ot the best uvne bby our peapts the crty PoMr Mela gton Porter's new rest does an Ivlee street 1s ab noat con pete, Tt s rumored that Toh will soon deadens of Fopeha's best youns lades ta the altur. Iboy5, ek youc tin Cins ready, Phose pernone whe recerved inva tations te the hall which Wilson's orehestia wae to bave piven on Hallowe'en will be pleased to learn that the same imiy be used on Thankayiving: evening at Metropol ftan hall, at which time, it ia ane nounced, the orchestra will give en. jeyment to sil, The Oriental Art club met Thura day of this week with Mrs, Charles Hawkins The next meeting will be with Mrs. Maude Davis, 1176 Fil- more street. ‘The Saturday Afternoon Whis, All Kinds of Coal, Lime, Cement and Plaster. The Jackson-Walke: Coal & Material Co., Topeka Coaling Stati 807 KANSAS AVE., Satisfaction “Guaranteed. Bell 550 CAS. J. SMITH, 555 CHV ONANG a FRED, M, STONESTREET GEO. W, HAMILTON Ohe | ‘Sranestreet & tlamilton Co.. "en Nias i = PF Undertakers ! . , at —— AN Ne ~ ie ee \ ’ toad) Vik 2 iS; En:balmers We Carry one of the finest lines of Undertaking Goods inthe state. We never sleep. Three Licened Embalmers in attendance. Botn 'Puonss 52. COR. 7TH AND QUINCY STS club met at the residence of Miss | Marie Graham, The first peize was won by Miss Mary Hardin and the eceond by Miss Hazel Washington, ‘The next meeting will be held with Mies Washington, Tle Carnation Attclub wil m et tomorrow afternoon with Mra, Wal. ter Moron, tigg Lircoln. Miss Marie Graham spent Wednes day in Kaneas City. (Jaarterly mecting wae held Inet Snuday as A ol E church, Presiding Elder King rpeachig two eplendid rermots to crowded houses, GRAND MASTER COLLINS VISITS ATCHISON, Kotter or Tie Prarsprarr re: Lb liese many of your readers ail be intercated to know of the informal viewoof Geand Master CG. VY. Collins to our city, on Sanday Sovanber sch The Grand Mastar mad> two ad. ecemgs while inthe city. One wee at the Slaloh Baptut charch, Rey Blake pestot. Phin addreva was made at the close of the morning rervice, and brietly outlined — the vbantable ard religions tenets of the Masonic fraternity. The ad- drexa was tranecendant in ite logi- val airangement, earnestness and eloquence, and made a fine impres- xian on the crowded house. He closed wilha glowing yet deserved tribute to Bro. Thomas Johnson, late member of Morning Star lodge No. 4, who died October 12th He then addressed some beautful words of consolation to Bro. Johneon's widow, telling her that the whole Masonic body was oathbound to ruu to her relief when in distress, and paid her one hundred and twenty. five dullara, the amount of endow. ment the Grand Ledge is now pay ings whabet Hie second addiess was made at Marouie hall, which, at 3:30 p om. was crowded with members of the Morning Star Lodge No, 4, Atchi. son Lodge No. 63, Amity Court No, Lard Mstilla Chipter No. 4, The undersigned introduced the speaker asthe youngert Girind Mas. ter in the Lmited States but as on: who Was measunng ua vo the high requirements of ht. office, who had, with every promise of puceese, net alout mohing the work of lae ad. minkteagen permitent ind cons structive Tn the addiesn Chat followed, the Grand Mutter made pnea record, Por one hour he bebd the clasest at. teation of ais audience while he dts. coed thy high moral and civie principles that nuderhe the Masours Testitutions, Jhe Grud Master gave aa ev heustive evpoation of dis pine concerning the proposed] Masonie home, exspotaid do the necessity ot auchan insta den, tad how tier thle had buen the ceception of the ulet by the Blue Lolges, Courts tod Chapters of Kansas, patdia glowing tibute tothe men who hal brought Panes Hall Grand Lodge to the pomtin ite history where the Home was not only possible tat unperative, Renp’y, WE. 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