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AAG ACES BIO ‘ . ste TOPEKA PLAI wai a BERG rr YOUIME Xt. TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1911 NUMBER 28 The Negro National Educational Congress Which Meets in Denver Aug. 12-15 Should Be Attended by all Teachers nnn, ee ° e the place of mecting. The Tacal Negro| and other amuanements the com+|Haody and wife a few days last|and family and Mr Banks, of K C. Happenings in Baslsess Lesaue of ae Rock wil ae imittees are working hard under the| week. attended Itllian Banks fuoeral Fr features of entertainment for these who! edership of Sir Brooke Lane tol Mrs Mary Truehart, who left two| day. ° ate present at the coming meeting make thie 18 annual session one! weeks ago fora summer's visit in] Nick Winston, a veteran of th Other Sections ! Delegates from the Eastern an4 Wests gtand success 0 come in Drores|the esst, was completed to returnjotvil war died Wednesday at hi @fern States can reach Little Rock with: ond Iquade, home last week with her daughter,| home 1006 Riley atreet after a lon COFFEYVILLE NOTES. The rally at 4. M. B. church was a suc coss from every viewpoint, The musi wae Bae, choice selections for the ocss aon, Rev. Walter Brown, of the St James M. E. Church, did the preaching Mra. ¥. P. Greenlee has been seriously GM for the last few day«, but now muel improved. Mr, David Morris, proprietor of th Tennessee Drug Store, his returned from Claremote, Ohta, where he spent sev eral days. Rev. POW Skinner preached at Che Sepa, Kans, last Sunday. Rev. RAL Cartright went ta Gran! River, Obla, to asalet In an ondinetion Drs. Baskette ant Cheatham, the pur ular solo and duet singers, will ren fer some of thir thohe music during the Grant Seaton of the Kuights anl Daugh- fers af Taba in this city, whieh eon. venes on July If to 16, Inclusive. Many visitor tre aypected in the city, Mis. Sam Lowe, of Beat Pomth St. ie sereonets sh. She un fer went an oper ation a feu weeks agn ftom which she has never fully recovered, ‘There wast Linn social on Thins lay might at the hee of Vio and Mig Be H, Tightwwc, under the auspices of the Order of Eastern Stay, Tee cei ant cthe and other actieshments were served. She WM. Maskell and Mis. HI Hiahtever were the manager Lhe Star seters were great entertumes, A Nery pletsent tame wes had by all pas ent. | Mi ant Mis Lascne Willoughby, 68) Tamron ane, was in the aty the Fouth, visiting Mis, Walleashtiy's nis ter Vas ROW Mightowar, of 408 East ‘Thad Stuet, Tishop Tsiae Lau, of Jackson, ‘lon, Berta og thy Vaith Lymcopal Metrict, wid pera it Dasitsen Chapa CWE Char teen Daly beh at peso pam Dae Cee the Chta ut the Cnisthan In ltes | Wal tee de lene at thit time, j Dees Whatther as all stiles these dos dete Mapenea Vim ten. | OKMULGEE, OKLA. Mis. MOE. Peter ant Mie Gries Veft ee Chetas, Pits. and walt de pole meter tl weeks A gteet many getsong ftemted the Edu ation Conziess, duly ath, at lovn tor Aver gum Gash wis deativet ter Cigper Colle The pend people ot Fovnten del everthing te inthe af pleteant) for the vietters, thar Dba gop wire ab the grounds, Ya OMT Mande? Asanedition at) the A MOD Cito wast grand: siniess, oe Midis aught, Mosy Carmela Steward is visnting in Boshagve a fen days Mrs Janela, of Dallas, Texis, ia the guet of hes brother, Mr. W. Hall Mira, Mo, Thoohins, president of the Womsn’s Mestnuy Work ot the North Taret Oktahoma Confaretee, will leave Turstis for a ten dage? visit over the Muskogee Disttut Mba. Th, White fs apending « few weeks in Mittsbias, Kans, attending the Normal, The Cron Revival will begin neat Susday, July loth, The ministers have ercured a large tent (hat will hold hun- dele ce people and will put at up out fa Sever's Grove, where it wall he cool aad pleasant for all, . SPRINGFIELD. MO. fast Sunday a weeh and two days, “4 Jewis © Eimond-on, 0 43, Wrster or the (htt Lalluwe, was taken seriously (1 walle sunstioke, and at this weillng litle hope Is entertained for his seew em) Hiv wate cud relates have the dese ssinpiths of wl who huow Chem, Mire. Minute Paks as repated to be tae thot vetee of head here, fast Sum das, while on a steit do her Lrother-ine Jaw she steamed to the imtense hevt and tel ¢ few minutes afterwards, She Yraves adage femily of alatdien ant bastand Ponenel services at the @ p Caneh, Be MOS Brand ottiiiting. The services ate under the anspl es of Foold Chapter Gulariof Nastern Star Mr By HW Bassett, of Chetopa, Kans, te eaprted fa de an the ety tom, on reste to Leflaly, aud othe Beatern pinta, Mio W. We Ped and wie are Patel a Chostuat Stet with Jyof, WM ‘tetchen, mail det, Mire, Mary 1. Hemfurd, 3. G. Matron te making er annual vist over the Serdutim befae the sitting of the Mes, Fane Jonce Washington, of Joplin, is attending the bedside of hes pete, Mr. I. ©, Edmondson, Mrs. mma D{ Freeman, after many fees of nearly continued illaess, is jalowly but surely recovering her health. Me. J, Ts Walliams, of Vinita, Okta, has accepted a, position aa clerk fn Murdrich Brothers’ grocery. Prof. R. T,. Cole, Grand Master of Masons in Musourt, is in the city from Kansas City, attending tu Masonic du- ties, VINITA. OKLA. ‘the Tong diy hot apell was Liohet list gaifght by a glorbus rain, to the aatiofgetion of all. | We are glad to report that the okt [totks are all Improving under the treut: Hment of om worthy Ih, Sudduth, Mas Clira Wolians and Miss [va Venters woe hostesses af a puts Mon diy evening, complmantay to their guests, Mbs Roberts and Miss Haynes, ot aPssous, Lovely acfreshments were served to about twenty guests, Vie C2 N. Waltons, of Sunth Uhnd Street, was reported vary all Saturday, Vhinch ‘Linky, who tite been sich, fs be tian, Ais faa Beck and Ves Josephine spent Lis Sunday an the country at the ton ot Meant Mas. 2. Muif. Mi Ewing and Mi, Dannd-, ot Kan- ava City, atic in the city, the gueats of HMtue, Ha and daughters, on Dist: Lahtes qth Avante, Mies Clara Wallaima waa hostess of the dit Club, duesdiy, at lea bone on Noth Vane dtrect. ‘he swelli-t allan of the season was vo dmtledey perty Dteadiy evens given by Ue Misses Martins ag their tit on Noth Second Street. Lhe coon sete ne vate cand out dn ied, white und bla. Same played Intig, whale othe epent the tune gu shooting mie works. Many cut sioweas and toe were used, boantial Liane Pepeate se bo tebhty Were stim throughout the pork mi dawns whet) toonsde d the Tht Hugs quetl hae aud thas lel q its castes, OV Daas pamela bowl way ale wath Roman punchy whids way sessed by httle Vera Davis, Mise Bae beeceved seme very metal and sdiabl presente Moe fete Tomy damty retical ments were sued. ‘Lhe guests were Tyusstead fee adeottt minty. Maes Ubosste Hit, one of Vamta's so cMty gals, aeturted arom burale, Pub diy, whete she his nen the past mouth rthinling Normal. Mis, Huston Bane, who wes very oi k last wech, is now able to be up, The Misaes Hills sensed tn elibonite ght couse dinner at ther home, to anht of thei filends yesterdsy. Come phinentery to ther guests and Ma, Wi ey Watson. Mr. John Landrun is apnting a few live an Kansas City, Wo NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE. } ‘the twelfth annual mecting of tht National Negro Business Teague will be held at Juttle Rock, Arkansas, Wedues diy, Thareday and Veotay, August 10th, With and 18th, 3911, ‘The program for the owiting 14 now being formulated and will soon be published, ‘Lhe progress being made by the Negia people of Oklihuma hag induced the of- thers of the Iaigue to act asfde the moaning sension Thussday, August 17th, wy Oklahoma Day, Opportumty wal be affordst the Jive Negro business men of tis new atute te put Infare the country net only the oppurtumties thit ate oper te colirpbang people, but 4 statement a6 to how these epportimtics ate aheads bomg then elvintige of atong all Lines of Iutsiness and in pros venstena) and cdo ational ditectione as Will, He Nee town of Ides, for an stance, eos gust install dso) hight and power plent amd thae wae many uther Vileto a of super progiess bes ingmete hy the Negroes uf thet state Hou sepia Ve daues, proto tof the State Negra Business Leste of Uhans ads, annoumes thal the stite: League tnt the Lous! Negoe Bussiese ba ague ot Little tak now hove then plina fully Mratmmed for the comms mecting, ‘The Chanter of Commene and the Bord ot Jaale, though ther pecpective secrete ws, ne an atne sooperahon with Menmis, Iuttes, Mush, Booker and others, the Fatatsnment Comuntice of the Chants of Gamnmene his appropriated 5300 fur the catctainment of the League, and tu adiition wil provide far the place of meeting. The Local Negrc Business League of Little Rock will al«c make large appropriations to cover al features of entertainment for these whe ate present at the coming meeting Delegates from the Eastern and West. ern States can reach Little Rock with. out annoyance of any character, if they will organize special Pullman or Touriat ‘Cur parties in accordance with the plans already announced by the Nationa} Or- ganization and published fa the various newspapers of the coustry. Hon. J. E, ash, a member of the Executive Com- mittce of the National Organlzation, is especially antious that large numbers of delegates fiom the Northern, Faastern and Weatern States alten! the coming session, #0 as to ace something of the peogress being made by the Negroes of the South, JEFFERSON CITY, MO., LINCOLN INSTITUTE. ab an aduress before the Sumnny School yestadiy, President Allen, of Lincoln Inetitute, among other things sald to the teachers presents “Publi opintun fs ripidly forming around the Idea that the cgro mutt be educate! into useful ertizcuship. ‘To save him to himself and to the commupeity, ti acthity must he derected tow wel ant inte the qhinuels of dadustebl ccupa oe do matte whit ambitions or Dougie se nity have. nothing but work inspired By fath will count. It mis be mens telat mas be morth amd at nay be mine wab bot whatever it may be, ib aut be incese tnt, diceiphaed, progressive, sta tried. Sime we have fe enn our lisa by working at the snull, meniit fos, be ne aie emsclyea xe intelligently and ine destvedty and patiently to the tisk be fae us as to make these small, toni) plucy Mager and mere important be erie We ate filling them, Tat ty shaw a dignity and importance in theme that has moved een neem before, “Work reacts upon chute, Tt as, aM exjacesion of Wethnes¢ or a revclie ten ot eteength, A cook, a washer mint printer, or a etrpentar ea te bes an eppertumty fo expicos dame Tf on, lis work aud ter often Chit work bes the sinpress of ancetapeden youd + ‘ In meaty, MC Tanediy Tnstitite: the aim as te head oat stateuteto underspend thet an ilon de seb cvpuresena and mete re wlacae prom tm] that they amet de tye these wists with th Mnshe that they, thes Hens Teves aed thene Bebons, well cpeate wt the Negro a tigher place an the ins Hestilal debit at forever keep dam at he foot ot the andustul bebter.” IOLA NOTES. Rev. J, W. Gordow left Thur: dsy for Olathe, Nanvear, Kana City and Lincoln, Neb, cn mi tt tral busiosae Mr, J. J. Jones is making yune : euccess as 3 buok agent. The lols Godevil Basebsll tean weut to Neosho Falls, Kan., July - and came home. victorious The managers have got one of the bes! colored tesme in Kaneas * Wm Renfio has got a nie littl resturant on South S:., success 1 him, Mion Celeste Stewart came down from Kniporia to pend a few days with her parents, returned to En. poris, Wednesday, Hoo, J, K, Lewis G,. C., of Wich. its, Kan., was in our city last week making final arrangements for the Grand lodge, he reported to tke correspondent that he spent teu days dawn in Southern, Kanese and that the I.dgeu all report to him jood success and at Weir City Mineral, Yale Piteburg he was entertained and at Galena we were royally given a reception after lodg: mn ceting. The ladies of the court had a feast ht fur a king and saya that up to 4 Iste hour the hed a most m giniti. centevening. Mr, Lewis lea good VP, thian worker, bas formed sever. al new lodyee wince Jast year Ele vaya be hojas to ace Kanvar 1000 strung be ore 1912, The K of P lodge 1 preparing to entertain the Grand lodge having engaged two of the smallest halle lever eng ged to our assembly, our festure day i¢ Thareday we expect to have u big barowue at Hiverside Park plenty tu eat baseball games jand other smanements the come mittees ave working hard under the leaderahip uf Sir Brooks Lane to make thie 18 asnual session one gtand success so come in Droves end Iquade, “ @ANSAS CITY EKANS iS JA Jobeson and wife enterisin ed Tuesday July 4th in honor o! their daughter, Helen's twelth birth day many beautiful presente wer received. Mies Villian Tale, ot Texarkan. sae, Texas, isin the city the guea! of her eleter, Mre Georgia Harrie. Mise Catherine Stucky celebrated her eighteenth birthday at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Lewis Taytor, Wedneedsy July sth, A lige crowd attended and many beautiful precente were given, | Mr Joseph Cott n is numbered wih the eick this week. ‘The ladies of the Metropolitan Bapteet church met at the residence of Mre WS Rodgers, 1700 Howard Street KC Mo, Friday afternoon, A plesssot evening: wae spent Mri K Stines, one of our most popular and oldest point of rervice, tonsorial artieta who haa been anch. ocd inthis city for over twenty years, engaged at hie protession ect sails thes week for St Luis, Mo., where h» will reman for a short time preparatory to a trp through Piste, the fand of hie boy bod das> Dering hi Uuemees carecr in oir city, he hae made many frients Ax he wilt doubtiess re. main cast and engsze in other +a vations of activity. All hope for unbounded success, MALION, Meu Teachers” Resolatiuna adopted a fe Datton District states Sammere Institut, { Yrnap.l Noe. Bruce Bartlet Agiue ature and Industuial Sheol RESOLUTIONS Whytas, we the tecchers of thi Simmer lostitute, desitizg to ex press our most pleasant surprine and gov cf the thorough going, yet prac. tical ant profitable way im whier it was conducted do hereby adopt thr follwing. —Kevolye that we thant Prof. N.C. Bruce and hie aanable wife for their epleudsd reseption and care for and entertainment of us all aod especially for the thor ough, deep bota un modern up to date methods of teaching of echools management and dictpline ae well as in daily recitations, That we were helped by the teaching of hit able aesiated Prof, J T. Payne, Meesors Wm. Bailey and Elbert Scallwerth and Miss Annie Britt for her fine music. Tast we atacerely thank the traetecs of this Goe Farm dafe's school for tue use of their ‘beautiful campueand grounds aad splendid girle’ flali ao modernly equiped. Resolved, further that we thank the superintendent of Chariton Co. Prof, ©, C, Carlatead for hie view and excellent addrese and careful explanation of requirements for succeenful teaching. Reolved, further that we as teach. | ere heartily recommend thie Bart. lett Agrioultura! and Induetris} schoo! to all parenta and pupile who dewire a well ordercd and huely m3naged suhool where work is held in highest honor snd education 14 complete yet moat practical aod at the top root needs of our people. Respectfully submitted, Mun, Mary E. Juyas, Chauman Mivs Caruim Caan, Secretary On bebalf of ail the teachers of Le weven conuttes repreanted, AICHISON NEWs Mr Perre Garnett and wife, Mrs Aogie Werford and danguters, of Mt Joseph, were the guests of Mr & FSR Sees ONENESS ORs | ae eemegeee TERNS week. Mra Mary Truehart, who left tw weeks ago fora summer's visit ir the eset, was completed to retusr home test week with her daughter Mrs A Johueon, who hae been very sick in Chicago, at thie writing, Mea Johanson is on the misd, Mist Laoy Holmes, of Clsy Center, ie Mise Hattie Ingram’ guest for two weeks. Me Heary Jones left Saturday for an indefinite etay in Tenassee hie wife will join bim later, The maay friends of Rev William Smothers are giad to know of bis eafe artival in Demver and hope for him s beaeficial trip, Rev N D Mayors has charge of the pulpit daring his abernce, Minsea Westerfield aad Dudley. of Liacola, were Rev and Mrs W T Bigger's quests lact week a few daga. | Mies Fama Matthews was a very harming hosteen of a pretty buffet luncheou, Tucsiay at her home on Walnutetreet, The occasion was vomplimeatiary to her gueats Mr Perre (asnett and wife and Mes Angie Kerford, of St Joneph. The morn.ng wae spenf in games music sod photography. In the gamer Miss Myrtie Poter, ira Alea Clag. get] and Mr Verre Garnett wore awarded prizea, Shortly after 12 the nostess served an elaborate two course dinner 5 repared by her moth. er who :4 noted an a most amiable couk sboit twenty enjoyed the party | Alive Ilvlmes, Mes Nelyon were out of town guests, Will Quely, uf St Icreph, va it. cf hiayarente laat week, Bernie Hikins, who waa rum. mored to the uty Ly the death of Lor father, [dutler last wock, tetuen ed te uer heme DPaesday, Kuma Matthews acompaned hirtedtdoe, Marte lagram gave a very warque kitvane party wher home, Thurs. isp atsemmean complimentiary to ner guest Miew Holmes, of Clay Center, Her guests took their ue w. ny and spent the dav, A two ose dinner was served at four yelick and eu oped by nine gucats. | The mite riusnunary c'nb met fhursday sfternoon with Eliza foun, Mayme Mimme wsa called to To-| eha Iaet weeh by the illness of her} ister, Lewrs Sanita, Frank Wileoa, Misses Harriet \msnda Smith visited Kaneas City]! est week, AA Brown and children, of Vichits, are visiting Mre Brown's é areats, Mre Brown will visit the|’ early lodges thie week Violet Buford, of Omaha, i Tom rown'4 puest thie week. i Helea Neleon, of St Joseph, apent tiday with Camille Briggs r Lillisn Banke, whodied r K Ch, Vednesday, was brought to thie]t wy and buried, She wan reared], are and moved to K C with her Natives 3 vhost white ace She sea member of Cecacent Taberr |i le, Funeral wervieee were held] f AM Echorch, Priday Rev W T/L iegers oticiated, ’ Heojamin Sawyere dicd at hie ome on Monday after an iluewn of ft yeral months, Punera! was held, [u arcane fram Userouffe warlore Hewla and family and Me Banks, of K C., attended Lillian Banke funeral Fri. day. Nick Winston, a veteran of the civil war died Wedneedsy at his home 1006 Riley etreet after a long illness. During the war he was a member of Company D 1930d Ken- tucky colored volunteer infantry ,s widew ssrvives him, Funeral was hota xt 4:30 Fridey afternecn from True Eleven halt Rey WT Mayors officiated 39 the infant of James Chukes 1 roe Thureday snd wae buried Friday afternoon, BMPORIA, KANSAS. A crowd of married people picnic- ked at the pumping station, dth of duly, Mrs, Chas. Groves, aocompsined by Mies Ide Groves, have returned to their home in Edwardsville, Ks. About twenty five soang people spent the 4tb of July picnicing at Miashaws Groves, Miee H. V. Anderson is visiting inthe city the guest of Mr, and Mrs. S M, Helm and family. Mr. #.C, Chatman, of Weir City. Kaneas. has returned to his home after ependiog s few days looking ater the interest of the building of ‘hia eix room cottage on Sylvan St. | Mr, B. Groomer, of Chanute, is visting in the city the guest of Mr, J, 1. Camptell and wife. Mra. J, Alex Austio, of Burling. ame, ia in the city fora vieit with lus sister, Mrs. A. Skagge, Mian Mattie Coleman left the lat- ter part of last week to epend the suamer vacation fn Chicago and other eastern pointe. Mies Dairy Peak, of Pols, hae re. turned to her home atter 3 viet with Emporia friends, 3 FRANKFORT, KAN. - The Franttort Black Diamonds, a basball team of colored boys of thia place defeated the Winfred Out- Jaws at Winfred by a score of of four to five The game was fast played, Frankfort leading off with a score io the fret and anotier in the third, and Winfield titd the score in the ‘seventh and good batting by Frank fort in the eighth won the game, Potter and Potter, batters tor Frankfort, and Coffey in the field stacred for the diamonds. The fea- ture of the game was a double trom Potter ts Cofley and from Coffey to McKuster, Batter were: Winired. McMer- maie, Finn snd Kelley, Fraaktort, Putter and Po.ter. Frankfort offers a challenge to an, colored team in the state. Ad- dees Manager Franktort Diamonds. WEIR, KANS. Horn, to Mr, and Mrs. Will Wat- kine on the z:h, a Gice girl, Mrs Nancy Berry received a tel- ephone message on the 4%b to come at once to Vinits, Okla, as her sis~ ter, Mes. W.P Cowar, is not ex- pected tolve She lef on the first fata Tue two Q M's of tne K. of T, sotge had an entertainment on the Fourth te raise money for the grand lodee which meete tn Cuffeysille this week. The delegates le't on the so:h, Mrs K C, Koter haa tne mistor- tune to have his feet badly mashed ua the mines last week, and is not able to walk, Mre Carrie Jackson, who went to Qklahoraa lat month to spend the sumamer, returned home Sunday eick, but is better, Mra Lucy Scott returned Mondey from Ft. Scott, where she spent the week with her son, Subseribers will please take wotice and be pre. pires to setile a part if not all of your acount (when our agent cally on sou, but we doubt it. Your Grocer can get it for you HUTCHINSON, KANSAS Stonestreet @ Gaines Undertakers Both Phones 52. 7TH & Q Undertakers and Embalmers. 52. 7TH & QUINCY STRE. TOPLE Both Phones 52. 7TH & QUINCY STS. TOPEKA, KAN. John A. Warren, Prop. Iec Cream Wholesale Fine Ice Cream, F Wholesale Manufacturers of Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ices, Fruits Iec Cream Depot Iec Cream Depot Wholesale Manufacturers of Fine Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ices, Frozen Fruits Gate City Brand Confectionery. Coffeyville, : - - Kan e, : . . Trolleyto Kansas City 17--Trins Dail--17 Leavenworth to Kansas City. Leave Leavenworth, Third and Delaware—212)—6 33; 7 30 8 30; 9 30, 10 30, 11 30 (p. m.)—12 30, 1 30, 2 30, 3 30, 4 30, 5 30 630, 7 30, 8 30, 9 30, 10 30 Saturday and Sunday gets 12 Midnight; Leave Kansas City, Me., Tenth and Main—[s. m.]—6 00, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00, 10 00, 11 00, 12 00, [p. m.]—1 00, 4 00, 3 00, 4 00, 5 00, 6 00, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00, 10 00, 11 00, 12 00, Saturday and Sunday nights 11 o'Clock Car, Last Car at 12 M. on ght Do You Know Positively That You Cannot Use Electric Power to Advantage? Do You Know Positively That You Cannot Use Electric Power to Advantage? As one man said recently, 'Newadays you can do almost everything with electricity.' He referred, of course, to anything re-string mechanical force to make it operative. In your business and in your home, there is bound to be work that electricity can perform better than it 're now- and usually more economically. We have a department in our organization which specializes in showing people how to use electric service. If you suspect that ELECTRIC POWER can be made useful to YOU, call in our New Business Department representatives, and explain your needs. Our men will be glad to take all the time necessary to make an investigation, go over the proposition with you carefully, and to submit authrital advice, plans and estimates. There will be no fancied grievence on our part should you decide not to make the installation. Tahoma Biscuit SAN JOAIS LUNES Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. The Loose - Wiles Biscuit Compan y We carry one of the Fine Lines of Undertaking Goods in the State. We never sleep. Three Licensed Embalmers in Attendance. and Embalmers. ENCY Sts. TOPEKA, KAN. m Depot manufacturer of herbets. Ices, Frozen uits Kansas PUBLICATION NOICE. N. S. Wear and J. D. Mulvane, co-partners, trading as the Wear-Mulvane Motor Car Co. Plaintiffs vs Burrel Collins and the Burrel Collins Brokerage Co. Defendants To the above named Burrel Collins and Burrel Collins Brokerage Company, greetings: You are hereby notified that on the 10th day of May, suits, the above named plaintiffs filed in the Court of Topeka, their bill of particulars, paving for judgment against Burrel Collins in the sum of $48 00, with interest from said date, upon an account for merchandise sold and delivered to Burrel Collins in said amount; that in the centre of said proceedings, garrisonment summoned was served upon Frank Cope, who upon a hearing was found by the court to be invented to Burrel Collins in the sum of $50. You are further notified that on the eighth day of July, 1911 upon the application of above named plaintiffs, the Burrel Collins Brokerage Co. was made a party defendant to the above entitled cause on the ground that it is claimed by the said The Burrel Collins Brokerage Co. that it has an interest in the indebtedness owing by Frank Cape, garni-bee herein. This is to notify you that unless you plead, answer or demur to the bill of particulars filed herein against you or set up whatever claim you have to the indebtedness garnisheed herein, on or before the 30th day of August, 1911, the court will make a finding that the plaintiff's bill or particulars filed herein, is true, and that the Burrel Collins Brokerage Co. have no right, title or interest to the indebtedness garnisheed herein, and will render judgment accordingly and will direct the funds held by the garnishee, Frank Cops, to be paid into court to satisfy first, the costs of this action, and second, the sums of the plaintiffs. Hereof, take due notice and govern yourself accordingly, W. B. McClintock A. G. QUANT, Attorneys for plaintiffs Altest. R. M. LEE, Clerk of the Courts of Tupaka Shawnee County, Kansas. For sale or rent a fine rooming house, all modern, with nice, large dining room and kitchen. In colored district, 533 North Main street, Wichita, Kanessa. Address PELL COLLMAN. In the District Court of Shawnee County, State of Kansas Ben amin Walton, Plaintiff. vs. No 26679 The United States Savings Bank, etc., et al, Defendants. PUBLICATION NOTICE. State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SS. State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SS. To the United States Savings Bank of Shawnee County, Kansas, a dissolved corporation, its successors, trustees or assigns; L. A. Stebbins and C. J. Evans assignees, and all unknown trustees and assigns Greeting: Take notice, each and all of you that the plaintiff herein has commenced suit against you in the District Court of Shawnee County, state of Kansas to quiet title to lots numbered Twelve (12) and fourteen (14) on Laura street in Pleasant View addition to the city of Topeka, in Shawnee County, state of Kansas, and that unless you answer or demur to the citation of the plaintiff on or before the 2nd day of June, 1911, the said petition will be taken as and胶ment rendered accord- T. D. H. SHEARS, Attorney for Plaintiff Attest R. L. THOMAS, Clerk of the District Court. First published May 12th 11. SETTLEMENT The State of Kansas Shawnee County In the Probate Court in and for said county. In the matter of the estate of Amanda Wiley, deceased Creditors and all other persons in terrested in the alooresaid estate are hereby notified that I shall apply to the Probate Court in and for said county, sitting at the court house in the city of Topeka, Shawnee County Kansas, on the third day of July, A D. 1911, for a full and final settlement of said estate. Dated May 25th, A. D 1911. Dated May 25th, A. D. 1911. MARY B. JORDAN, Administrator First published May 26.h, 1911. NOTICE. In the Probate Court of Shawnee County, Kansas. In the Matter of the estate of Susan Jackson, deceased. All persons interested will take notice that my petition is on file in the office of the Shawnee County Probate Court, asking for authority to sell the following described real estate, situated in Shawnee County, belonging to the estate of Susan Jackson, deceased, for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate and the expenses of administration to wit: Lot 450, block 10, Lincoln street, King's addition to the city of Topeka. Said petition is set for hearing Friday, the 16th day of June, 1911 at 10 o'clock a.m., at which time and place you can make known any objections you may have to the granting of such order of sale. II 1. Monroe, Administrator. Dated this 29th day of May, 1911 First Published June 2, 1911. GO TO Pete's Drug Store On the Corner for Every. thing in the DRUG LINE KINGFISHER, - OKLAHOMA When in Guthrie Call At Apperson's Barber Shop Second and Harrison Streets for for First class work. Every- thing clean and up-to-date. DR. THADDEUS P. 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Bn The fare is cheap, the climate ideal, and Denver is sparing time nor money for the reception and entertain- tion of this most remarkable body of men and women. Delegates and representatives from every state in the Union will be present, thus making it the most instructive gathering of Negroes ever assembled under one roof. SPECIAL LOW RATES have been secured on all railroads, thus reducing the ex- | pense to a cost within easy reach of allall. The influence : of this great meeting will be felt throughout the country and it behoves every progressive educator to be present. . For further information address 9 PROF. HARRY. R. GRAHAM, Cor. Sec’y. Long Brethers Building 515 Main Street, * Kansas City, Mo. The Negro National Educational Congress | GREATEST and most representative body of Negroes ever assembled, The brains of the race will be in at- tendance on this meeting | JOIN THE BIG CROWD ( LILES’ POOL HALL and BARBER SHOP We also have a nice Bath ia connection A fine line of Domestic and Imported CIGARS Cool Sodas and Sundaes: L0HN T. GILES, Jr., Prop. Salina, Kansas ULLICIAL STATEMENT OF THE e ° Commercial National Bank Muskogee, Oklahoma At the Close cf Business Tuesday. Marsh 7. 110 RESUURCSs TLoaaa and Discounts - - - $.,324,695,65 Overirafte : : : 17,080 25 Stooks and Secunt.ea - - - £3,694 98 Boole and Premiums - - - 2:3 $25.00 Peat Estate, Furntture anid Fratares - - 14,500 00 Cava and Exchange . . 939,513 33 $2,010,394.19 LIASILIT( RS Capial severe see oveeee om w $299,000.00 Sarpias and Vrot's = eas 53,08443 Creulation ecerateae eaxeieve pase aar ei . 260,000.00 Beooaits sinless a * eal 9,152,319 00 , 32,510,394,18 The soove Statement t4 Correct, Ek O SWEENEY, Cacner, Just Opened . < a The Midland Mercantile Co., The Bargain House of Musiogee Headquarters for Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Cans, Shoes, Furnishings, etc. ‘ We sell strictly for cash Thisenables usta sel 5 1. at an exceedingly low price Spec.sl pricesin all 'epartnerts Vor tar aestten days, Comein lets get acy sainted MIDLAND MERCANTILE CO., S. M. MINSHIALL. Manazer 32s South Mccomd Street ~ SMUSKGGEE ORLAHOMA f A Faxon, Pros, a Wat deat, Seely, JOA Gallagher, Vice Pres. sr Tee ee FY Vow. Avot siecy. FAXON & GALLAGER Drug Company IMENETab= AN O dis kite ce. Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries, MM. W. Cor. Sth and Broadway =~ - RKRANEAS CITY, MO, LAWRENCE NEWS Mins Lily Burna, of Coffeyville, ts home trom echool for the sum mer. | Meedamce Thorton Taylor, of K. ©, Libera elu, of Leayenw orth and Myrtle Tenn, of Atchinson, vicited Misa Gertrude Clark last week, ‘Ibe four Sundiy schoola of the city gave a union pienis at Wood lawn Park last Friday eve, alon tice hundred perrons attended Misses Ora Carter and Luis Wil gon went to Atchinson lant wech to viet Mies Winifred Morton Mra, Ben Hawkina cutertained for Missea‘Nellic Ethe, of Top k1 and Chlora Polk and Mr. Floyd Volk last week, A very pleaeant hour wae spent Mra, Mory A. Hill dicd here last week. Wer death came suddenly, having taken sich only a few diye before death, She wara good citi. een, unuturdily industrious, dhe leaves a husband to mourn the loss, Mer funeral wav at St. Luke A. M. E cbarch, officiated by Rev. J. M, Brown, Rev. J, J. Crow and wife are at home 482 Maple St., N. Lawrence, A large delegation attended the Haneoin celebrated in Topeka last week. Clarence J’ierson and mutner have moved to 903 Tena, where they will make therrhome, Mr, Piereon will continue his eclool work here, MU. J. Gleck went to Kanxae City last week on businces, | Charles Whitney, of Topeka, was the guest of Miew Mabe) Gleed lant Sanday, Mies Bertha Byrd ay spending cher summer vacation ithe country, | Ded. N, Young and wife and ecu sre baty in Minueeo't for the eunlnes, | "The rally at nt. duke netted the chu ch 2390, | Miew Corine Crutelticld 4 vieit hug hor peters, Mewdomen dee Mown and W. Cy. Thewn She leiyen for home this week | Dire, GON Jackeun te vieiting relatives at her home in Levieians, Mo, Ernest Ex ce loft: for Mirkoyee last week. Mow Biel Brown attended a plomeat Edw ardesil'eon the fourth, 1,5. Broan made a buvincen try to Kanwaw City lint week, Fred Stone has returned from Deuver. Preston Smith prrecd thru last week en route overland to (uincy, In. Editor Chiles spent several hours in the city on Luernere List week Warren Sue t Baptist church being rapidly remodelled. Miss Katherine Grant has return as from Atchinson, Geo, Byrd capecte ta leave soon forthe north, | The Lawrence people are im sue, pene no lo ger, Rev, dL. Cros vs stopped going tone ind hae a last hia cagicneee doublet The Liwrence people mourn thi lene of Congressman A, C, Mitchell, Jheo. Copeland went ty anes City lost week on businces, WILHITA | Misa Natie Jenkins, of Yavzue. | Mis. te vieting in the city th. gucet of Mr. Bly and wife, l., Anderson, of Topeka, whe visited lact week tm the any, hia returned to her home, The ladies of clubs No 4 and 3 at the A. a, KH. church under the man- ag ment of Mesdames Kk, Kwiog and A, Dixon, gave a musical and entertainmect at A ME church on Monday eve. Charlie Stewart wae drowacd Sunday of last week, while bathing with a party of friends in the river. Charlie Stewart was Lorn in Wich. ita, he hae lived in Toveka fur « number of years and returned to Wichita abouts year ago. He was a highly eetimab'c young may a inember of the Y, M,C. A, band, who furnished music at hie funeral which wae held at the Becund Lip. fret church on Wednesday a ter- noom Rev, S Butter, pastor of. heating, He was a member of the Sinlo Bapust charch in) Topeka He leaven a mother, atep father, grandmother, tother, three sisters snd host of friends to mourn his lors, Mre A, Devin of Arkansas City, ix viatingg wath relatives in the «aty Prof Meure, of Tusheger, Nae tenal organiser cf the Coli Man's Businose League yt le sty. Phe delivered a Iecture ot the VM CAon Samay afternoon, ane s the AM Rehanh on the same evening. Proeding Eliag M, Wooten, o! Hutchineon, woe inthe city, Ston. day Mesdamen Vane Houlton, of Oklahoma, Peart Patten, of Color ado, who were fa the city to atteai the funeral of there leather, Charles Steward, bave returme! te tac homes, B Wall lefg Monday for Codey. ville to attend the yraaa vesiou of the Tabernacle, mm Hotme Majn 66y96 - “Bell East 2571 _ Western Creamery, Go., Wholesale Ice Cream 1702 East rath Street, KANSAS CITY, MO, The Pertection of all Brews Schaaf’s | : ° | Cincinnati Club Beer Ver case, ode ceteeq carte “ 93.25 Ver barrel, 6 dozen quarts 8.75 Per cise, closen pane 3.25 Ver barrel, lu deen pints 9.00 dae Reto all eupties by fretrht at our expense, mailing ys Inll of Ianinyg and we will promptly remit you €1 for eich case and #2 fur cach harsel returned e Al. Voiland Co., SOLE DISTRIBUTORS 704 Deleware Street - - Kansas City, Mo, ‘Miner eee mea vee mae ame % ant ee 9 RG sc, eR LV GIC orien: pneeaaily Fe ano Hain: STRAIGHTENERS UT ice eer ae DE ee ee ea MA ee reer Cats endead | ety Tady can have « besutiful andluxurisor beed of hale ff she uses a MAGIC. Afteru Khampoo or dath the A Magis dels the hair, removinw the dundrult, and swe © straighlen the curilest heed et bee. be The Mugic will net burn of inure the hair, Lecuuse the comin neverhested The steel hese tog bar whiob one the hat, ts alone, ‘put into tho flame of the alcwhul ar gua heater, Sy ses ane, clnce favs utenti Career vee pect © ever weber ts Ree Se irhekias Heater ly also sultuble for curtog irons, hasa cuser ead can be carried 19 & e aes hw ese Rae 7. = : Seo Ek rend “Se E —— aad 8 Se re . | gs * % o Maglio Shampoo Drier 1102. Mute Alobel Beates $050, Liberalterms to cgente Wrile for Bteratare tudas. . @ Magic Shampoo Drier Co., Minneapolis, Minnesotecs ES JESSE ALG AMAN JONA RUTE, 4. E RUTH, Noe Prostlent hee Mi'r Pressaent ill C ~ Oklahoma Mill Co., | | Sere DEALERS IN wsics| FA Meal \ ae Sie our, Mea geet! and Fecd Us] 5 ¥ DAILY CAVACILY --i00 Barrele Flour ‘ W010) Barts Meat —Cibil Address ty araaaaatdd » eftuth" | Kingfisher ws & Oklahoma Mr. Thomas Downing put his attention of our many readers to the beautiful home on south mining in fact that Mr. O D. Pyles graduated order and taken a trip to Oklahoma in the high degree of Bachelor of City and has returned with Mrs. Science of our state agriculture col Downing. We congratulate and urge out of velds of nearly 4000 welcome him and bride to our com. he ranked among the 1 top noter munity. TheTopeka Plaindealer ADVERTISING RATES PER MONTH $2.00 PER INCH. WIDE CH. ES. . . . . . Edition SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year by mail..... $1.00 Two Months by mail..... $1.00 Three months by mail..... 50 Enclosed at the Postoffice at Topeka as Second class Mail Matter FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1911 Laura Bradley is on the sick list but is now improving. Charley Davis of McFarland, spent Sunday with Thomas Bolton and family. Nearly every one from here attended the funeral of Miss Martha Driver at Paxico. Mrs. Walter Gleen, of Lansing, has moved back to Maple Hill. Rev. B. C. Duke, of Topeka, preached here, Sunday that being his day to preach. Miss Daisy Davie, of Pavilion, who has been visiting Miss Velmer Bolton has gone home. Miss Edith Gardenhire, of Alma, is visiting Miss Velmer Bolton. Rev. B. C. Duke will preach in Paxico, the fifth Sunday in July, the Maple Hill church will all go up and take their dinner. Every one else is cordially invited to come and bring their dinner and be with us. WINFIELD. KAN Rev. F. D. Palmer, Weir City, is visiting relatives in the city and filled the pulpit Sunday evening for Rev. W. F. Warder at the Second Baptist church. F. K. Knight, of Hutchinson, is stopping in our city. Charles T. Wood has returned from Independence and Parsons where he visited several weeks. Fred Cottum is visiting in Kansas. Mr. Alouzo Monroe has gone to Denver, Colorado his wife join him roon and they will make it their future home. W. A. Wright came down from Augusta and spent the fourth with his family Roy Williams and Lawrence Brown have returned from Independence. Burel Brown has returned from Augusta. Mr. Thomas Downing put his a beautiful home on south mining in order and taken a trip to Oklahoma City and has returned with Mrs. Downing. We congratulate and welcome him and bride to our com- munity. Mr. Anithey Monroe and wife is compained by Mr. Geo. Nicholes, Myra Franklin and Mrs. J. W. Wood toured to Oxford, Tuesday evening the fourth and spent a pleasant with Mr. Lawrence Works and wife. The Silver Leaf club gave an outing party on the 4th in honor of Mrs. Josie Chiles of Omaha. It was indeed, a joyful affair and highly enjoyed by the participants. They came with baskets filled with everything good to eat and for a whole day feasted and revelled in social conversation. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Owen on Grantville; Mr. and Mrs. D. Tepek; Mr. and Mrs. H. Omaha, M. B. Bradley, M. B. Ha; F. F. M. and Mrs. Mentgormer; Mrs. W. Kanta; Mrs. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. Mrs. Mora, M. M. M. M. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Logan, Mrs. H. H. and David Chase set the guests prepared to receive of Mr. Logan where people enjoyed themselves of dancing and playing games. In the District Court of Sawnee County, Kansas. Mary K Erickson. Plaintiff. No. 25752. Plaintiff. vs. No. 29752. Knute Erickson, Dedendant PUBLICATION NOTICE. The State of Kansas to Knute Erickson, Greetings You are hereby notified that the above plaintiff has filed in the above court, in the above entitled proceeding against you, wherein the said plaintiff, Mary K Erickson, prays for an absolute divorce from you, and that unless you answer the petition of the said plaintiff filed in said cause, on or before the 5th day of September, 1911, the said petition will be taken as true, and adjudged will be rendered divorcing the plaintiff from you. Here I take due notice and govern yourself accordingly. W. C. McClintock A. L. QUANT Attorneys for Mary K Erickson (SENI) Attest R. L. THOMAS, Clerk of the District Court of Shaw nee County, Kansas First published July 14th, 1911 State of Kansas Shawnee County In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Maria Doer, late of Shawnee County, Kaness. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that on the 10.h day of July, A. D. 1911, the undersigned was, by the Probate Court of Shawnee County, Kansas, duly appointed Administrator of the estate of Anna Maria Doerr, late of Shawnee County deceased. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly T. D. HUMPHREYS. Administrator First published July 14th, 1911. ANTHCNY, KANSAS Mrs. G. H. Griffley entertained entertained Misses Corine Beth and Kather Heist and A. Chonleau. David Jacobs is now a citizen of Anthony having moved here from Kingman. Mrs Luta Vaughn, of Kingman, is visiting Mrs Nola Jackson The Plaindealer is read by the leading people of Anthony and all other citizens in the great West Our Old Friend Mason white is just as happy as ever he is still roaming hogs and poultry. MR. O. D. PYLES We take pleasure in calling the attention of our many readers to the fact that Mr. O. D. Pyles graduated in the high degree of Bachelor of Science of our state agriculture college, out of values of nearly 3000 he ranked among the 4 top notchers, he is one of the bright young 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE. For sale rent—a fine rooming house, a modern, with nice, large living, a marl kitchen. In color- ed street, 333 North Main street, W. ct. 1 Kansas. AGRITH GETE COLEMAN. ICE! ICE! ICE! WESTERN ICE GO. El Reno, Oklahoma. Capacity two tons per day. The Old Reliable Company welcomes one and all Your patronage solicited. ton Meat Ma G. M. 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Pincham, The contractor The highest market price paid for Railroad Ties delivered on the right of way of the Fort Smith and Western Railroad between Prague and Division Oklahoma Phone 18 Meat Market and Gr CHAM, Mg'r. Weleetka Pres, H. A. Adams, Cashier W.A. MERS AND MERCH BANK Crescent, Oklahoma. Capital Stock $20, We Solicit Your Patronage D. D. PACK HEADQUARTERS, FOR Cultural Implements, W Buggies and Harness Corner Division and Cvel Aver THRIE, H. B. Ahn • R. S. Adams Bros., Furniture and Undertaking. Licensed Embalmers A Square Deal to All. CRESCENT, . OKLAHOMA. . OKLAHOMA. CRESENT. s and Poultry Our Goods are Right, Right. GUTHRIE, OKLAHOM ERSITY. D. C. D, President. bus of over twenty acres. Adv ental equipment. New Carnegie one hundred. 1362 students opportunities for self-support. may need be deprived of its ad English, Mathematics, Latin, Gr History, Philosophy, and best approved colleges. 10 pro for college courses in Psychol. B.3 Pedagogical courses leading Training, Music, Manual A positions. Lewis B Moore, A. YEARS each High grade prep COLLEGE. Commercial law, History, Civics, in combined. George W. Cook. D APPLYED SCIENCES Factors. Offers four year course lecture. SCHOOLS. THEOLOGY. Board and thorough courses. y. Students' Aid. Low exper Lawn and equipment. Connected with dollars. Clinical facilities and Polyclinic. Edward Ball W. C. McNill, M. D., Secretariat. LAW. Services, giving a thorough knowledge of building opposite Court House Street N. W. Department of Department. Contractor for Railroad Ties de- the Fort Smith and Prague and Division. and Grocery Weleetka, Oklahoma. Cashier W. A. Prince, V-P. MERCHANTS UK Oklahoma. - $20,000 For Patronage ACKER MERCS. FOR Ements, Wagons Harness. Level 11 Avenue. THRIE, OKLAHOMA. Lords in Hardware, Impments, Vehicles, Lamps, Sporting goods and Cutlery. American Fence. Paints and Oils. Phone 62 We Invite Your Business OFFICERS—Robt. Sohlberg, Press; Frank Dile V.P., F. M. M'Donald, Cashier; Geo. Tipton, Ann't, Cashier. The Star Grocery and Meat Market E. HARTSHORNE, Proprietor Fresh and Salt Meats S:aple and Fancy Groceries Corne Harrison and Bond Street Arthur E. Br The Pioneer Fur KINGFISHER. Citizens St Capital Stock Kingfisher The Negro Will Never Lose The Citizens Our E. Bracken, the Pioneer Funeral Director ER. Citizens State Bank Capital Stock - $25,000.00 Kingfisher,'Okla. Egyro Will Never Lose a Cent Deposited The Citizens State Bank CR. Del Roller Mills the Most Modern Mills in the Southwest have every appliance known to the mill industry for the manufacture of flour install mills. A trial order will convince yo Corne Hattison and Bond Streets. GUTHRIE OKLA The Pioneer Funeral Director KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA Citizens State Bank, Capital Stock $25,000.00 Kingfisher,'Okla. The Negro Will Never Lose a Cent Deposited With The Citizens State Bank Model Ro are the Most Modern We have every appliance industry for the manufact in our mills. A trial cr Model Roller Mills are the Most Modern Mills in the Southwest. We have every appliance known to the milling industry for the manufacture of flour installed in our mills. A trial order will convince you. In the court of Foycka, Suswee county Kansas, John Bell and Olin Bell partners trading as Beel Bros. Piano Co. Plaintiff Moses M. Trimmer and J. E. Humeely. Defendant. Ing as Bed No. Plaintiff Amor and July. Defender ATION NOTICE Clerk of the Court Fair published July IN THE DISTRICT SHAWNIE C KANSAS state of Kunz, County of Shawnee. The State of Kunz to I. E. Hamer, a You are hereby notified that above you are in a state of titled action in the law count using the law One Universal Player Past. No. 1700 and one from rote of no. of when they are a rising treasure on the streets, where Y. a further noteworthy work and trans has been taken large from the museum of the city now in the custody of appear and area. B of Pariculars hereunto filed by each plantation on or before the 6th Day of August, 1914, and B. of Pariculars will be taken in true and judgment against you. FREE FREE This Handsome Gainsborough BARRETTE With every order Cluster Puffs 24 mnd per 1 from log sealt $1.00 NATT & CO. Dept. 32 Union Square East New York Only $65 CO No 4 Spc. E-SSY bigger Grace from Factory in Tent C. R. PATTERSON & SONS, GREENWICH, O. No 4 Spread. E-57 highest Grade Juniors From Factory in Tent for Jamaica and all of the worlds SON & SONS, GREENWICH, C. KINGFISHER. GUTHRIE. GUTHRIE OKLA acken, General Director OKLAHOMA State Bank, $25,000.00 r,'Okla. e a Cent Deposited With State Bank ler Mills ills in the Southwest. known to the milling ture of flour installed er will convince you. ordering the return to them of and property or the value thereof. Hereof take the notice and govern yourself accordingly. Arthur J. Born See Attorney for Planning. Attest: R M LEE. Clerk of the Court of Topeka. Filled published July 20th 1801 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SHAWNIE COUNTY, KANSAS. SADIE HEREDITH, Plaintiff, 18. No. 26710. THOMAS HEREDITH, Defendant. State of Kansas, County of SRA- VEE, 18. The state of Kansas to Thomas HEREDITH Greeting. You are hereby notified that said plaintiff has com- merced her action in said Court this day of June, 1511, asking for a divorce, and equitable relief, and that you do not appear and answer for position on or before July 14th. All same will be taken as true and judgment tendered accordingly divi- cating her from you, restoring her trailer zone, and for costs. ARTHUR J. BOLINGER, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: R. L. THOMAS, Clerk. Seal IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HAWNEE COUNTY. KANSAS. Nellie Mills, Plaintiff. vs. No. A. C. Mills, Defendant. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION To A. C. Mills, Defendant You are here notified at you have been used by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of Stawnee County, Kansas, in an act wrong Nellie Mills is plaintiff OKLAHOMA OKLAHCMA rr ef — ———— : SS ————————————— . J, E. LEWIS, . 3 G. 0. Wi , ao. : . & \ P} ichita, Kans. Box 1017 Ohishomate i \ ass: BM ; ROCT A A ita [eee , , : wa WE iis aoe bisiness man in the ”" > | 5 W ; > and contu th ae 4 8 an f the bank fiat Lees a i ; . | aa ml in vi jnlenig yey ae faites full Ine o. Fea house handles a a F we “tvcen (ee bink ue a ree, © The C page PEER me vance hernia : : si he 16 ; wy N ys? rand Chancell \¢ — a fag TS Beate 8 Bg at bn one it retibe e h “ > fem Ot | SMITH AND SMITH. hs tata te t94ny nthe coun ri iti en eat s Pry M3 of the Mardware V in the future icant dha eantdsoea te tet —e use vs “a : Be secon ie ea nplament and . _ A unit; ; en E 2 Not m STATE OF KANSAS, Crescent, Okla. piements, and araing eS produce, cotton fate ‘coun toma My | oS. rege SUPREME, JURISDICTION , oerualenieae eee Calta ifn iy peeiera ca 2: mo e hy ne det 1 - ™: AMERICA, EUROPE, Al NORTH AMERICA, 50U' Messrs, eee Iuptemeat house ot the United States. SAE | See en ing “th mt boring the = yt , ASIA, AFRICA AND ! TH house of ite line Sane Is the eating PERRY SIILLING perms eh ee ware WICHITA, avstrara, |": Their eck | eir section of the oan im ‘ana ‘ in we KANSAS, MAY 20, 1911 for the needs of the Le eversthlog Mahets of Pride Of Pt ao ie ae i ean (ect — cen Big pine rite [tote eemcton ae Gunueny sand velicles, The terti-| saci the cairn ‘ ke prolitcta which hase made rete inte of te mt slinatine tout of the country, Le er in the int: fais creat of Guth TL Wheeeas, Art. 1V., See. 1, of the Grand lodge Constitution Amgits of fF ythias Of the lira Tarishiction of Kansas do hereby cause the Geaad Lodge to mect on the fourth Tuesday of July, at 1 o'clock & at ta each vear at such place as shall be determined by those entitled to vote in suc’ e@ayeatia aul 5 2 Whereas, The Seaton held in the City of Coffeyville, on the 26th to 28th days of July, 1910, di dateemia> aid tame by a uaammons vote, the City of Jola aq our next pisce of meeting, therefore, | YQ ot. Joka Lewis, Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of the Grand Jurisdic tioa of Kansas, dy hereby call the Grand Lodge olicers, Representatives and Members of the Gran Loige ty) asenble tr the City of Tola, under the eare of Sprig of Myrtle Lodge No. 22, in the Eigh ternth Ange’ Ssaton on the twenty-fifth (23th) day of July, 1911, at 10 a. m., for the transaction o ead fates ay shal legally cane befare them and shall continue in session until all busizess bas bees (ogi y divert of £ Tae Sapsene Chavellor, Supreme Odicers aut Onicers of other Grand Jurisdictions of Nort! Aw: ec Sve Auer a Europe Asin, Australia ant Aftiea, in good standing, are fraternally invited Soatterd aim sess on and wrtaess our proceedings. "ON y Dotgewad fo loved representation thit hay failed to send in their Per Capita, Endow. ment Pyeat dere Tat and Grad Chimeller Poe, » Tote Perce ta Tax, and Eadewment Tas cust be sent te the proper officers not later than the tifer Tn aay of Indy as the books of these oflicers must be in the hands of the Chairman of Fornaesouche tees acth Ch div of aly TOON Ropeoseatatives mst be Past Cheacell rs in good standing, and must bring eredentials saovartnar reel starhog, Nae Ledes is entitled to one (1) representative, od Lodges tstrag eae vnerboeats, alter itians, or additions to the Constitution or Laws of tee ores ny oteseat same or writing, propetly sizned with seal of Lodge, Regt of der cra ta Tree ust corresjoad with the Endowment Report. All memberg reported oa Endoeuss wot arast ov reportedon Per Capita Pex. Come prepared to pay all back indebtedness, daw te ON Past Caeamdlor will be aliowed voiee ‘no the Grand Lodge exeept they have paid their aos tas af 2 Thar es Devaty Grovd Chaaellors must send in their Commissions and report to the Grand hare or aot aoe aan tte 15th tiy of duty. Cte hae Pay Cha aetlie dese wl be conferred only on aceredited Past Chancellors by presenta- fn orton es erithe regilar fee of $20, This Convovation will be held the afternoon of the first ay Ty Dom Mast Canale unl Repressitative Credentials, wrile to Sir If 1. Monroe, GK. of R, & Soh ot 0 fee Tarnished free of chars? <a “ Sread Moire of Cahiathe will hold the x session an the same dates, Separate halls have Bea ed tae Spee ties . To fae Tagen Haak will he present with its five Comypeunies, under the command of Col. 8. W. Var feat eageacits fave Geen mide that board aul lodging will not exeeed 31,00 per day, TI Lat tee sou sith vides re te make the Maghtesnth Aanuil Session of this, or beloved Order, far aatgie Loge ae stystoas Tn onder te do this, Eoisk that all of uy come togeth or hasing but one Dacess yas fears and voject, the hftiaz of the rarer, We ask the deliberation of Wim who docth all Peay oe Sor tae oetermeat of this, our belived O-e, letting peace and harmony prevail and that our thiage 9 ter est, Woh bevtherds love to all, Tremain for stevess in TO. & BB. JOUN EL LEWIS, wAthay - Grand Chaneellor ' 2 12 Pints of Beer $1.00 24 Trade Pints Beer $1.90 j 36% «8 “B70 1 60 6s 66 6s 4.25 7120 “5 s a 7.90 12 * Quarts * 1.75 , J2 6s 66 $6 7:90 We slip quantities of 12, 24 and 346 : trade pints In cases The that shown fPomonte, We ship od full pints in drums ‘ N and 120 full pints in cashs, Nocharges hove 3h ito. for cmplles, p Lk? . . oarege.¢ Sunny Times Whiskey 4 74 2h “il ve Expres Prepaid, 82.95 Si ce aM) S Tok guets Fue brent Mav] re dull Quart. Lspness Prepal, $25 fo © y * Atha Tinte Esme Picpan, 9009 ae i Etat i$ Buu '. Dints, Express Prepaid, 9,75 iui.) (gee? SCHILLER BROS., a pl ee stp, KANSAS CITY, MO. ashthEin (#) ae) —— Rey a. SCHILLER CUTS PRICE OF BEER THE WEALTRY WHISKEY WHOLESALEAS G2: SREWEAY OUTPUT AND E4545 BIEWERY TAUST IN BEER WAR Kansas Cits, 3 -Juae, 1911, With Feet aie avon hint Seta Brose the Five ouret Gi ol af the breweey Auta tat bis wee pereedivories “ETT TU ITT PR LEBEL TZ] BOLINV IESE | to boom business end fight the becr trust, Schiller; Browdo a mail onder whiskey Husiness sid are thers (ore well equipped to Handle aul orders tor livers 4 trey should get most of this business as itis beheved their prices cannot be mit by the teast. [tas alleged that members Of the trust are in an tronclad agrecment to inant present high proes, Schitter rex, prouise ow the other hand to keep thar cut privs im force all summer, Scluller Bros, give handsome and valuable protnums to customers free of allcharge. ‘These premiums ¢onge from Bmallartictes like a tishing seel, to large ones like a prino. A catalog describing end ilustrating over a thousand of these premiums wilt be sent feve on request. Such low prices as 12 pints for $1.00; 2¢ pints for itso: 36 pints for $2.70; 60 pinta for $4.25 and 120 pints for $7,90 are Biinounced by Schiller Brothers. PLBLICATION NOTICE, | Fred Smith will take notice that he has been su:d in the Court of Topeka, City of Topeka, Shawnee County, State of Kansas, by Gaorge A ‘Teter tor the sum of Eight Dol- lars and the costs of this action, “Lhat muneye to the amount of Elev- en Dol ars have been guarnisheed in the hands of G, W. Sheppard and that be sust answer the verified Bill of Particulars filed by plaintif ip said action in eaid court on or before the 2st day of July, sate, or said Ball ut Particulars will be taken as true and judgment againat you for the sum of Eight Dollars and the costs of this action, T.D, Huskers Attomey for plaiothf Altest Now D, Garver, Judge Court of Toptka Virst published June 23rd, tote, | Tu the District Court of Shawnee County, Kanaas, Mrs. Peart Bradlord, Plautet ve No, 26746 WF, Bradford, Defendant, SOTISE OF PUBLICATION Te 1 Beaaford, Detendaut: You are hereby notuied that you have boven sued by the above named planifin the District Court of Saawme County, Kansas, in an ace ton wheres Pearl Bradtont ae plain ttt and you are detendant, wherein she prays for ar absolute divorce from ycu for tha reaaona set forth in her petition, and for alimony and cosis of thts action, and that unlee you answer the same before August ith, 1411, yudgtaent will be rendered against you for an absolute divorce, wlimuny and costs of thisa jon, We Jastison, Attor yy for Plame & Attest RL. Tasty, (SEAL) Clerk District, Church, First published June 23rd, 1921, Oklahoma Business Men Who Want Your Patronage. . sith SND: SMITH. Mardware Yebisies ant Implements, Creszent, Okla, ‘The Hardware aad Implement bouse 0 Messrs, Smith & Smith Is the leadin: house of ita Une in their section of thi county, Their stock Includes eversthlo; for the nceds of the farmer, im the way of Implements and vebtctes, The terti tory covered by them includes a scop of about fifteen miles to the West an and more than equalizing the distanc with Guthrie and Enld. To the credit of thie house can be sald that they ate upen the most pleasaat terms with the country people and whichever way o1 wherever one goes expretsizas of appro elation and goat feeling are heard for the house of Smith & Smith, This house does not make a specialty of the shoddy mail onda atuff kept be mang houses, to sell to farmers at wide margins of profit; but theie stock includes the beat fof their lines and the gooda of the stan- dard manufacturers In the country, fa all lines sold by them, The farmers of this seotion demand the best of everything fe rehictes and implenunts and a trip Into country among the farmers will coaviace one that the farmer in thie section is s progressive act ant that the trate of Smith & Sauth [4 a4 good a4 that of any in the state, for the sume amount of territory,‘ ‘The firm ts composed of Mezers TR. 8. Swith auth. L, Suuth, The sentor memw- ber of the firm came into Ohlahoma with the Sera, settling in the fall of 1:39, and been a rechdent of the counrry since that time, for over a dicade he has done business with the firm rs of this section and hts establisted the most p'easant relations with all cusses of people throughont his section, He cwns 440 acres of saluable Jind in Login county and faa reil live booster for his town and county, Mr. I.E. smith ts the ace tive minager ot thy business and alwys his a gnole and a hearty grat ng for hig fiends and is plasel at all thnes to meet them ant tah hardwire and im. phinetta to them. ADAMS BROTHERS, Undertahers and Funeral D rectors, Crescent Ohia. Meeert. AGams ODAesY are meee ing dealere in Furriurs, Sawing Ma slunes, Mast vt Unetrenents 1] a's2 are the fineray dacctors or tie eonpoinity as far ag Kingvsher chact ts oty on des Tstant ‘Tae iam hendle ure tive ir Ino vto niks and at mop des nb are prepa Ota tthe cue ef We mele of (hese custo. te im everstains trom tie fitchen to the puton ‘Tiny ue le Nang! wywuts fur t’ Tamo e Vit sex: ame Micaine, (he Wet mee un tid the tashet. ‘Phar Tne 9! Misot Lastru- ments fs subicient ta mect atti de mans and what they hive wt in eta 8 they are in a po-ttlun to place al order Jor, from a Jews hary to a pipe ogee Adams Brothers appreciate the trad* of their Nogro friends an] are pleted ta note thit they hare a funeral business which extends fir mto the aljommes county upon the West. ‘Ths business ia due {o the fact that they have In their service as good embalmers and fucrral directors as can be bal fu the state and as permanent aud established eaterprise of the town they have a reputation to sustain (hat In-ures to every patron of thelrs the very best service obtainable. Every funcral they have conducted hae been an advertisement for them an{ their growing business speaks volumes for them as progressive men and valued citi- zens of the communty, FE, M. Brooks Lhanved Embalmer No. 367, has charg: of th Embaliurg and Funeral Directing, THE FARMERS AND MERCIIANTS BANK, Creecent Okta, the Larmers and Mor lanta [tan', of Crescent, Okla Is a state tink, with a capital steko os S200g0 ant sarstus of $4,050 and untiviled prouse an unting Amounting to $19 536.53, mahea Me a showing for a atate lank ft a clty of feos than 1,000 people. Depositora in tha bank are guirantesd againet losa by the State Guaranty und. Among the depos tore in thle bank are some of the brat lias of men, wite ant olond to be tung an this suthea of the state mary o, wham lve fa the sourtles aljiulng., ‘the oft ers of this institvtion are a most exrethnt set of wentlomen, whs are always pleaet to extend to Cur customers every courtess constatent with gexd banking Mr. Arno Beser, preandut ot this bank, ls a very pleasant gentlerrau to meet an! fsa care: ful and congcrs it te business min, He {a one of the few men one mecta who uae lorstunds the relithon of the bank of « community to the peap'e, In sersing Chete fluanclal aceds durmg vue perlod bet weem the planting aod the harvestiog season, while at the same {'me tubleg care of the needs of the Sisiners man in the eammenity and contutlig the affairs of the Dank fa wav that heeps the re ation Wet cen Ue ink and the pubhe vbwave ple eeant ite bank 14 4 buyy bark tn one of the bustst btlle toans Io the country. The olor ant directors have confldence in the future xrowth of the community, With ita 4 ust resources of produce, cotton and araing in @ wile seope of the fincat agrititural lands ty be found in any avction of the United States, PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Mahets of Pride Of Perry Fleur, Petry, Okla. Among the protucta which hase made the slate of Oklahoma famous, the world over, ity leading brands of flour bave made a record excelied only by the famous Fiverta Peach, and achong those brands which have tiken rank with the deat there ls ty be hal fn the markets of the world the prosucts of the Perry Malling Co. have no superior, The lead- Ing brand of this company ts the “Pride of Lerry,” a four that fs placed upon the market atulctly upon its honor and meiit ant the Perry Mill Co. take pride in the fact that they are able to guaran: tee «very cluim they nthe for thelr beat gretes af flour, as a choles ant depend- alle arvle of goods for private family or tote) ute, whieh mahea new friends wherever it gms. ‘Lhe Perry Mail Compaay are Merchant Millers and dealers in Flour and Grate. ‘Their will has a capulty of 350 barrels per day unt wath an elevator capacity: of 32,009 bushels of grain, ‘Their plant 1s situate] in the wheat belt of the atate ‘of Ohdehme this fact alone Is a reason why they ue able to gue their pttrons rhe Lert fa their Ime the market alfurds, hey are liege sappy 14 tlnonghout the stite ond the southwest a4 well as ships rere ty foreign ports The company is Inpewnteld at Oililoma City by Me D, M Winstsy, at Temissilie Ky, by Mr W.1L Ca'd sll, nem"ers of the company. Me Eo Weigel restlent manager of tho ompiny, his hid eharge of the business sume JS43 and Te a practical bustness mun Jie is uwass plea-el to meet new ‘bnls ant cistomers ind to demon. “trate the merits o: the products of the Verve Mil Company. Ue is una-suming in mention wdetey {2 approach Through his cseciutive absbty he has made the nil a sucess, Mit hirts im tue state, who handle Har and mal prola a In ettload lots, sil Lowell ty get in touch with the He. Mil Goaping ond to investigate the mett. op tus gools they lave to’ Her oeneathy dn thy (Prile of Perry” wn, tie dod which hes the ned waement, soos a bh aww Fate ind sited consumer, it fs only mote se that the mirket aff rds na wtter Wour tier the Pile of Lorry.” ee te rowill use no other, Ask nome: hers for tas braad, Gave fs bth thed 1a ents you insiat upom to ui the t ne IHL VOLARIL LAUNDRY COMPANY. Gathse OMa. Amiens the oldest institutions of Guth- th in th Ir hne, f4 the Guthrie Laundry sanpary, Locate] at 502-508 West Ohla- drut asvnt, Thig laundry have estab: Jubet the leslng trate of the elty on went of following careful business to &1, O27 This with the deposits “HR 4b een epee be their rhaie of the work of those who ap- predate the best sersce possible and without evtra cost, to the customer, ‘The Guthtly Laundry J thoroughly equipped with the latest Improsementa fa laundry machinery an} are prepared to handle that clase of work handled by the laun- dsics of the cities who meet th closest coaipetition by turning out the very best worl prsnble in the shortest time and ot a minimum of cost to the patron, Al these advautag-s the citizen of Quth- ule has algt at bla very door, The Guthrie Launtry Company azo in the nas het for the washing of the people or Guthrie, etucr im particular ploces or ‘the rough ame and hotel imen, and at prces that make qhe laundry a pleasant re‘ief fiom ty dutles of the houachold these hot summer daya, Goods are called te ard dusesed promptly, ‘Iuephone Wd Is at the savice of the puble and alt orders place! over the plone will tewte prenpt attenthn, Mn dH. Philips, preatlen, of the compioy, and Meo A. Ge Tidiirdoen, secretary and torr ty are pracGedl bun try men and se eawe ate the trate thes fuse bal t up at cus 4. a} are always [levees tromat wa tants and customers, thee gentl ma ae i ve town boo t- Ws cor death ama wae gent ales fer the futute guaweh oF tue ily. ) W, D, PACKER | Dealer In Agtscultural Implements, : Guthrie, Ohta, the hoe of We OD, Packer, cusuer of Darien al Clevalan! (venue, Guthrie, Oklahonis, te ore of the oldest aad most felable Nous da the elty and agrhul- tura, se tion Mr. Packer hintlea eve erything uecded by the farmer, always in ptech. and fs pleasod ta mucet those wh are ip Sued ad bis hue a goods and tale ever pe weer. avite from farm fimplemnenta thise house handles « full Ins 0, Buggtes and Marness, in all styles and grades and within the reach of the pues uf all, This is the oldest estabashel howee in ats hue iu the state ant ty the terognized headquaaters for the best tage is in the implament and whole dina Mi Vaeher his demonstrated his good feeling towirds Che firmers by helping them in the devil pment of the countey, by extenting them credit during the ties whin money wat sane and the early settlers necded help in opening the ‘Minds to cultivation, Mle Is a believer jin ughelttwe as @ great cummusity vuller in proportion to the quality and quantity of the deevlopment of the ag ricultural Interesta of the country, Le Is a live Looster in the intcreat of Guth- rie his home toun, and is always ready tu fall in with any movement which bas for its aim the advancement of the busi- mesa latereste of Guthrie. Air. Paoker has confidence In the future growth of Guthrie as a commercial center ant is ready to add his mite to the efforts of the bustiess men of the city to keep up the educatlonal, agricultural and com- mercial advantages of Guthrie and Lo gan County in particular and the state of Uklahuma in general. We are partleularly proud of the fact (hat Mr. Uacher employs @ Negro ta thed capacity’ of gineral solicitor, for the dif ferent depaitments of his business, col- lecting the outstanding accounts and ate tending to the in<pection of credits and outside affairs generalty. This gentle- min Js Mr. R. B. Pruitt, who has been in the employ of this fim duing the past vightoen years, Jle his given sat- sftetion to his employcr, Ie {a ene trusted with the culliction of large sums of money ant the responsibility of ate tending the stxk ant sliyments aside frau his other duties. Cc, T, TALLIFERRO. Dealer In General Merchandise, Hay, Feed and Produce, Perry, Okla. Me C. T. Tilliaferro, of Perry, Ohba, is the Kadmg micrchant in his line Im the state and has a tiale which speaks well for hi sability asa man of buale ners ind heen tsceight. Upon the open+ in. of the “Strip,” seventeen ycara ago, Mi. Tall aferra came to Parry and ime melitey startet business handling fiuta ant confectionarks. From the anal beginning he has established « In ineas step by top until he has to lay one of the be-t stores in the city of Perry, where he heops a complete stk af (Queenan are, MHarlware, Gro- enes Hhiy Veed, ant Poultry and Pre fu, ty atccummodite the trade of the firnets ant prople gonera'ly In his com- munity. Mr ‘Tathaferio is te be coms twnk | for many featu cs ef hia busl- tess, tmong the firet of which ta the At that a Negro is not Maule ipped mom aunt of cole in the business welt if te fellows the rks that have jmrd omen et cessful fu the connercial meting te olbgitions promptly and takes padle an the fact thit he furnishes: eefercies fiom Bradstiect and Darn and wall He bis protected bis ceht by the best Links of the ats in which he Ines, He his nde a good citizen 10 tus gouty aut cily and bas made « atinhiug for his people that must be apprectated by those who know him and is eff arte, lle Is a bouster for his town and pat- jrouises ane Institutions wherever he is able. or fifteen seats he has been \ Uoo-ter fur the “ride of Perry” flour and never hesitates to eay a word for Mery ag the home of the best flour in the wold, which haa held his four trade ~ inthe of all the brands kept by all the other grocers In the city, Mr Tallaferro {ts a Life time member of the Nations! Business Men's League, which meets In Little Roch, Ark, during the month of August, which he will ate tend this year and whose influence is expected in the orginization of sew plans of commcrcial operation in the south and West, In the aticecss he kas attained in dusle mesa Mi, Jallafcrre fa asslsted by bis wife, who jaa prominent worker im the alisins of Women's Clubs aod Scret So wtioe She is a promiusat worker ia the Urinr of the Eastern Stir ond holds ths vie of deeretary of Endowment Hun at of the Order of Knighta of Tus fr, se da heew bisinss woman and a a velvadk ofmer in the flim. W. E. JOUNSTON. Whosale Produce Deahy, Perry, Okla, ‘Tho generat supply lowe for Produce, Kuler digs, Poultry onl Mrulte to the owas cf Mary, Ohta, Is the W. 1, Johns tu Malae Conpiny, The house fe oth mith tat all tines for opystry the and line fer eal: to the mate, sou Susi, Mite aes, Apples, Salt, stowwae and Coal MI and Gasoliae, H1oy are de atquirters oar everything In too dne ot bruita and vegitalies and ire prepared te fit orders arse vad sn all npan qlint notice, ‘They a aip pers and ace ina powtlon to euppe the ouutr, trade with anything fu ther line by tel plone of hitter, In cone ten with thelr oth r lines this house ten ites thu teed bo orca do lo had gud vbie tuey ove Ws SAEMET wmatare Price July 9 In American History. 1755—Braddock's defeat; General Braddock mortally wounded. 1843—Washington Alston, novel painter, died; born 1770 1850-Zachary Taylor, twelfth president of the United States, died in office; born 1781. 1890-General Clinton H. Ick, lawyer, who was a candidate for president on the temperance ticket, died; born 1824. 2008-Diplomatic relations severed between the United States and Venezuela. 1910-Walter H. Brookline Fm G,275 feet high at Atlantic City. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. (From noon today to noon tomorrow) Bun sets 7:29, rises 4:21; moon sets 8:14 a.m. July 10 In American History. 1447-Date sometimes assigned for the birth at Genoa of Christopher Columbus, discoverer of America. 2780-French army and fleet under Rochambeau reached America to fight for the colonists. 1889-Julia Gardner Tyler, widow of President John Tyler, died; born 1820. 1800-President Harrison signed the bill for the admission of Wyoming into the Union. (Afrom noon today to noon tomorrow) Sun sets 7.25, rises 4.35; moon sets 4 a.m; moon farthest south and lowest; 8:00 a.m., eastern time, full moon in constellation Sagittarius; sun's declination, 22 degrees 145 minutes north of celestial equator. July 11 In American History. 1707—John Quincy Adams, sixth president of the United States, born at Braintree, Mass; died 1848. 1804—Alex under Hamilton killed in a duel by Aaron Burr; born 1757. 2003—Professor Simon Newcomb, not ed astronomer, mathematician and traveler, died in Washington; born 1835 2010—Henry Dexter, art patron and philanthropist, died; born 1812. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. (From noon today to noon tomorrow) Sun sets 7:28, rises 4:35; moon rises 8:20 p. m.; 1:10 a.m., moon in conjunction with Uranus, passing from west to east of the planet. July 12 In American History. 1708—The notorious alien and sedition laws signed by President John Adams 1849—Dolly Madison (nee Dorothy Payne), widow of President Madison, noted for her beauty and accomplishments, died: born 1772. 1008 Abudia elected president of the republic of Punjab. 1910—Kate Tannett Woods, author, died; born 1830 ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. (From noon today to noon tomorrow) Sun sets 7:27, rises 4:36; moon rises 8:50 p. m. July 13 In American History. 1785—Stephen Hopkins, "signer" for Rhode Island, died in Providence; born 1707. 1800—John Charles Fremont, explorer, soldier and presidential candidate in 1850, died: born 1813. 1900—Louis Loeb, noted artist and Illustrator, died at Canterbury, N. H.; born 1900 1910—Daniel Folger Bigelow, noted artist, died; born 1823. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS (From noon today to noon tomorrow.) Sun sets 7:27, rises 4:37; moon rises 8:26 p. m. July 14 In American History. 1918—General Nathaniel Lyon, civil war hero, born; killed at Wilson's Creek, Mo. 1861. 1828—Jervis McEntee, landscape artist, born; died 1891. 1853—The Crystal Palace exhibition opened in New York city. 1897-General John F. Farnsworth, noted. Earl ral veteran, died. notted FDG Fst veteran, died. 3010—Aloys Wrisking, inventor of stock tick r died; born 1832. (From moon today to moon tomorrow) Bun sets 7:30 a.m. most risen 9:52 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Norfolk a conjunction with the sun I irrg from east to west that led out of the evening to the night. July 15 in American History. 1771—"Martha" for e cortured slaves, killed born 1893—"Charles" from Flushing, died born 1894. 1903 "Mr. Thomas" State widow of the famous statesmen, died, born 1827. 1010 Z. R. Kelght. who is said to have named the Republican party in 1854. died. born 1821 ASTROPHONICAL EVENTS. (1 sun moon 1 moon tomorrow) Bun with 121 rises 4.38; moon rises 10:15 p. m. For Quick and Efficient Transportation Service, You Can't Beat the Metrcpolitan Street Railway KANSAS CITY, MO. Yuor Credit is Good at... KING'S A Small Cash Payment, opens and You Fit Your H C. H.KING Prop(Formerly the with N New and Second Hand Furniture Fixtures. Be 1133 KANSASAVFNUE. The Williamson-Halsey Wholesale Gro Rash Payment, opens an Account and You Fit Your House Up. 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