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Ve ” 2 THE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER souk x, ss*—~—<—~ss:s*:*:”—””SOP KA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 22 19D oe NUMBER 28 ‘The Standard ‘Life Insurance. Company of Atlanta, Ga., Offers Splendid Inducements for Negro Investors — Life and Labor on the Continent! fie Rovers T. Waamivatot (Author of (Up From Slavery,” “The htory of the Negro” ete.) — The Second Article ia the Series Called ‘The Man Farthest Down.” wie fa eee ‘ot September, J took a ttam at Bonar Britge, in the north nf Scottint, south: worl touol, There wis a cold wint bowing, and Moar Bridge is alout the latitude, as 2 learned frum Iwhing at my atlaa, of northern Labrador—farthes porth, ia fact, than J hed ever in my Iif-tane dreuned of going Qospent the meat fem er fie hows To deng out of a car wanton across Lhe bleak, mown moors, slulving the fy he et cheep aut the little thateh tuofed cote tages ctinging to Ue Doneseme Iillsi des. Uhtes dave titer Twas in the beautl- fal nountame region In Lie Dieston, ent my wey to Magne, the capittl ef Boe bend In many ways conbitions in the fadumg tegiong of Boheme ate quite as primitive a6 they age among the afters of torthern Nothing, ‘Phere are, for ev ampbs, 0 Luger number of smull farm ere vans then own Tiel in ewnne visa there die ne Se thant, bat tie sete, ust rofter, although he remiins a ten- ante n still estate, bas, at the press, eat tia ctu secune geoedta at ant thee) ai tae the aan wher gente hig dant, ae Beevers Father ae apeete the Seater, Vighlantens, whose country Tohvd faet. let and the €cech, whee eamtiry Dp Wie Hist euteranz ue, TE aemll sis, aot Dat cent assem ond Ewe lD am | aye. | Sidon other things [patie Etat the: farts pesph an thas part at the world Ge est tise quant, scattered adwaat an the, op m countess te they doa Seathant | BU ts ty thm tee every tiene fn Miners Peootm th centeay, the Bobemiin facets Mv Wud ed tepether on Huth) villeg 4. a the center at the sme t fug ‘hls, from which they or ant te ths soak inthe moaning wl te whi lt they ys tu aw tle even. ‘These bifaent manners of settling on the salve one of the witks le whi | thy poople in the north of Emepe ary distinguished fem these in the south, Too soethern pouple settle un wit satter TP lomeste vis, tule the southie ny Poyh davarhibly tert together in tittle SMirzes, und evel indie lol Incomes to a eit extents d pendent upon the come munity amd lows lumelf an the hfe aboat hin, Plas acounts, in Large meass urs for fed Mfaence meharn ta af te marten amd southern people, In the Harty the people are mine dulepr indent; 1a the south (hey are more aod, The authan people hate mere initiative te sare natural pioneers The south | ert people are more dog, and get on Pett ro unter the gestronts im) deste Hits nf city Life, Wt fy suid, ale, that thay esphuns why nie thet the pe ople| wer ore ew commg o tAmerka from the south of Parope, althonzh most of then owe from the Tint, de nat ga ont ante the estas dustrets in Amesiat, Let preter to hve Ta the cities, ot, ve seems te be the case wath the talline, eaborize the suburbs of the great cities, Asather (ong that interested mie wes ter aight of women working on the lant. Toasd not gone fer on nt way eanth fran Porky beta my attention wad attracte | by the number of wamen in the fltts, | ACE proveled southward, the muha a thew women Trhoras steudily ans rere Dont they epee ant even ante aimbered the men One of theas Thad an opportinty te neo ctone at Tnuds ale wits osready clad, barefaat, and cratie be Vee er dea shomtten, DP bad ae pie tit at wn thing the tat bona, but meee the seal thom smiterde of Italy [have pucks sen mon suing buries sither in the eonntay or im the eity, but ft seuthern Tatapo it deems bo he He anstom anions the wetke ing Aone, TE tok te ae an inlia tenis tie Dower pesstion whit women sey APS among the people nf southean ba Pope te compared Wath the porstlon that thay meupy te Seana Pie mene, Darton women Dele im the canta of my Drip, Leth In the field and eleewde re Vowartenss lwevets 2 Was aun pine te wavot on Yietunay Mustale, os Faded an aes wal owcastons whine 1 was Chere, women wuking barefeet on the parcments bi oor the mt fobomable aticte al the ty One day. ba sperhing toa ne tayy Sustrian, Voevpteswst my surpiaee Webber rab tion SOE Se AE TE ESI SN MEL eet aS, lied, “they are Slovals.” Lo afow vividly this reminded me of « parsilet remark with which 1 wae fe miliar, “Uh, well, they are Negroes!” Mt was the tone of this reply tha caught my attention, Il emphasized what f suon dixcneret ta be anotbe distinguishing feature of hte in south orn Europe. Everywhere } wont in Aus tria aint Hungary 2 fount the people di vided atvording to the race ts whiel they beldngeal.” Lheie wah one rice a! the top, another at the bottom, and ther there were palips two or three othe vaces which oecuprst poutions relatively Ligher or Lower an betwecn 1a ust atsc it Win Me aertion of the Slash Bae, et which Unae are some tive ot six diferent branches an the Austiiat Lange, which was at the buttom, Seven al Cimes, fa my cffar ts tee fied ott sop thing alent these soralled “infer: tor peuple” E mtde inquites about them among (heir mote sntecedsfil net shbors Tn almost esery case, no matter what hace it hrappened te be to which Prefer: rele Dasceived the same wnawer, Twas to Chat they were fay and woul not work; that they had ny inthitises that they were ammoral and not fitted to gern themerlies, At the sune tune, My gaumd them dmg neatly all (he peelly hud disagrowalte, and ab pull dabor thet twig bung done, Uoually I found, alse, Mat with gow 1 oppartiunties than the Hivaple aunt them, they were mebing a ygteses SD wes frequents etnpedeed at the bit Termese between the pias, ft hue heard Hpenple tUk mie viadently, but 1 do not Hunk Pohige deat any ome ety ay. thang warse mm 1Gtud ty the Neo th Home oy tle statements Unit aie made Ty members of one race an Austice in ego de ancmiuts of some other, | Trenbet the aty of Prague tite at malt, and awoke nest moranig ana watt that way utiealy new fo me, It vis tot that Prague dooked wa dul rent rae other Lar qeun cities Phat eeen, hat the Daage sunbed pone abt inge than ravthing lee Dhoteva hoa 1 dy net pretend) Ge an lasting German, Het at stemmed tome that thate was something demidea und frente dau Unt Dingintne as compared with Ceca, The Urechs aie dnt ane oy the seven fem ties af Austria Hungiry, erch one of which {wath the espoetion of the Jews, Whe tie am esceptiom ty evciytlung, bs seching {> prnerve ily awn linguase, an, Ih possible, coral all aty weghbors to loin Mesenvang tts awn Langue is uot dutentt Sn the countey disticts, whae oid tur ines pat an its own village amd montans ats own peculier customs and traditions, Th iy more dif. felt In Che Linge cities, Ike Viewnt in) Batipest, where the dtfen nt nition: aliys oone ta datinite emtact with euch other ant with the fazer Eusopeun world, Hae isa region in nitheasteam Huns giry where in the cnso or a dey's tide one may piss thrangh, one ler ane athe ultiges inbdated by ve many as fivy dalesent pees ~Rutheniina, Tews, Raminios, Hungurine inl Geman, Vateial map ot the dust binprie xhows distiteta in whish the Enth of the jae Wilatamey aee or one vies dotted wath villus cn which the frezments of other trees still sursive, wine of them, hhe the tah, eo tow an namber that they Bre Not avparitely counted ae Pait of: the population Vater these esecams| sttnees (rived an das part of fie world de peele pateresting Wat wet eis Pertunately, Pet dette ar yatre tae | Hote De Mbt W. Cloke, bead of the Aneta Beiuede vot the Smenie an My] of Missions it Pegg, und he tne Ha luend me qo mane of die itive pesist Hits whe spake Pagel, ant kindly os sted ime tnding wiki | tiost been to we of the city nl the peuph, Unough han | ohel an opportunity to ot anette ot some ot the fenemente dn which Bana ar ywuphe lives ad ta wee une ot the wethang people in (heir Hames 1 UP mt have an appear tants fo explore the pats on the ate in whith the very poor penyle tives fn feet, | waa toll that thee wes nothing an Magne that care spomds fa the lume of onr Foghsh on} Ameroun cities, There fs much poerty, tat it de yaveaty of 4] wD iwepe (uss wat net af these whe! have lowen defeatel and gone unter, but! the samo kind of labor would have Drought in America. There is, however, very httle use in comparing the wages that men carn unless you are able to compare all the surrounding coddstions, During my siay In Prague I had an opportunity to see something close at hand of the life of the ferming popule- tion. Under the guidamce of one of Dr. Clarke's assistants I drove out one dsy to @ litle village where there were a number of people who bad come under the inttaence uf the American Mission in Prague, and where I wae assured £ should find a welcome, It waa not, perhaps, the beat plaice to get an idea of what is most character. istic in Bohemlun country Mle. 1 bad hoped to see something of the local cus- toms of the country people; but, though at was o holiday when 1 made my slut, I did not see a single peasant costume, ‘Ihere are atitl many places in Mo- hemia, {| understand, wheie the people take mide in wearing the national cos- tunics, aud there are ali] many parte of the Austrian Empire whety relia of the older civihvation lage, Inted, 1 Inatd of plies where, it is said, tho peisants are sll paging the old feudal dues; in other plices the ol} unfice cone dition of th prasnts fs ati} continua in the form of peanage, ag it may stilt be sometimes found fn our Southern Stites, In this case the peunauts have got Lhemselves inte debt for Lind. “They are hat allowed to work off this Met, and this serves as a pretense fos hops them Loud to the sol, But edietthon ant the growth of minufactinms indus tend Wave danished the tries of the ole civuhzation from the gicstey paul ov Bobemin. In the Villige which T visited, as ia most of the fuming villyges iu thas pal af the world, the houses of the Cannes Ri mtan a ten quite dae together on cite stle uf the etivet, Tn the rear ate the quitters of the suivants the stores houses and the stalcs, the prs sty and Ales cowest lls, i] Clascky conmeted, so that it was aften a little un atain to oe whens tle quittira for the servants Aft of and (hese for (he animils bocin, In fret, am sents pla ca me very lctinite distinction wis mide, | Che of the moet iatereetiys pias Out [visited during my stiy an this village was rv deity fume while wae eondutel by a des, The wor evibatly one of tne at the bower an na klle eleee a {ype one hereunto of in Dinape whe! Walle Gere Uitthe havowIeataa or shall an! Te tC won oof agnacailtaies, b (vee ate | tended hy the suporia dusincss shith iy get Lng possession of the Lin, aed ty deing the peasant tet position int nuh Detter thin thet af anal Dbie mom net only kept a ding fam, but he opaital (wom thie back yards Iwerles, amd hal otloy extaneive Inrsiness Intavate in dhe village, Mthagh to Was nanan of weilth and antellyse nee, he liad his dwelling in the mid-b of a compound arent which wae grenpe houses for his Tibatets, cow stalls, wheclwright and Deksnath shop. ple for pags chickens, mud dam. Che whee In a contition of Inlescribable disorder wend filth, the greater part of the work on the farm secmed to be dune by women, mont od whem were hartlooted at ware wooden shows. Pato not think f heud sean any one Wendin Wooden shure Tefore mance the daynot slavery, ‘They bel peamaned an my mitt as the eymbol of poverty: and, deg ctitums but they are worm cverye where Lu comatey shetriets as Europe, te Pict. Popetemler an one gustines, whee Dovisted an agricultural school, fading ane of the tenchera workings an the garden Weng woolen ghncs ‘he prople whal wathed on (us Farm all lived, os far 1, [coul} mre, ie ene Ifthe Hl emcting and Utths aot, “Thee was tne ayn an the} heotiwee which Pseated of those hou bol duties for which Hunsarian ge te] thts sie motel, id whch shenld help te alslten ind sake corfort thle the esne lest home, Pdwheve there ane few y lent ations in ay Seuthern SGttee where, ven op ust SHOT one tom edans ome Meat net ped the culored people Living an more peal comatent aM mite ctubaces Chat wits To etme Bete, Even an thie pourest | Negro celine in fe Soath Chive found sihiwes thal tho fluor was none tines! pgtiide fy amd wonatly these wae a tate | AG MER Ma RN ME a hla ea the countrys, Bohemia makes, among other things, fezrex, and sells them to Turkey 5 rarsea beans, and ships them to Horton, | What is most interesting is the fact thit this progress has been, to a very large extent, made possible through the [education of the masses of the people. ‘The Bohemians are to day among the best educated people in Europe. For ex- ample, among the immigrants who come from Europe to America, 242 per cent lover fourteen yeare tr age safe unable to read and write. "In the case of the German immigrant not more then 6.8 per cent are unable to read or write, In the case of the Hohemlans this percent: age ts onl) 3 per cent, There ls only one class of Immigrants among whom the percentage of illiteracy I lower, Among the Danish immigrauits it 1¢ 08 per cent. {To be continued.) From Far off Manitia. ‘Tuao, Crgiyau, April 24, LOTR. Miro Nik Chutes, Mv Dewr Triend: We are almost ashamed (o eneloce our anbuctiption, ag we have delayed no lone aad your Tittle paper hus ume sa ‘egnlath. However, we aie enclosing fe rewath the eum of $5.00 (five dollars), which we hope will pay up back sub- jrevintions and something in advance, Ut we sory hind of you ta catitinno send. [ne the Pliindealer, thengh not hearing ansthing from ime, [ Weare ulways glad to get sour hitle paper. We know it will Inve « word of [enesnnrags ment for thor stungiing up: pwnk Hts abe enoureging to note the stil ved are mehing flese past [eats in the antervet of (he sot an} tm pele a Uitte piece ot verse TD ttt in Moun oles seme Seite tg, bat. if 0 senetubry couteadty, Was nese e pubdtche Ty | “Return Black Man, to God" Herma te (ad. Meta an the x01, | Me Wweks a watning to thee, [tami Wig two etfely dest, | Mere vet a Suvior ta theo, | [Miks tach fo God, the Fertile Sal )Wherefo is isthe given, PUhert fim ne bite hint can tike One Messing, let tee riven, ston Wl Golt XN conn sing red Awaits for home refusing How dun! Tenkiae the Futlful soot — Te ven is lett the ehomsans, Reon te tet “Une an the set Oto what min denice threes Thos ata a pawer on cuth ta trol Co stay Bee gustice fain tees ive Sed Phe Sal Dick men, thy Galt Mowtst wenkred fet, retina thee, Mot i Hie bre tet obtain ater tees Let Ceol, Hho Sid, preserve: thee, Hue Meae Coaead of your and other's) tps te ge bach tothe wal, Me more Terese, Ue nen especie Eye t, the nae Thar of this ect big workt the qoote fom consenced (lat mit only: the station of the Blick Bice, It the sdvation Cf any race Mes in sts devation to the ressunes of the sort, Mal the os -Lisee leon given Li) neren. or Tan} and beet fone Pte read open ofa oy number of years, there would Have been ne Negro Praldem taday, Amd fo today, by choaneang the masses, conceited about the alles, to te np Lind and enter the alustrie-,| yet ae shang much toward the solution of the 50 cid Rice Problems but that ailene will net salve it aa It exists tolay. We hive gust read a very timely and Ahousifal antics watten by We Mel salle T Stone, on f Race Pregu lice fn fhe nlp Rat’, wha os a dius pi ture op tle ielitions between the rica and dont tuatmee to the whites, 1 have toon in th Orent clesen years, but am not an epee an say AUbject peatalne Ing hereto, lant fb hemestly believe, frou what TPotive sen and geod, (ait Mr Stone has rtruch the heymete af the wie desitinfictien ascashedowing the Past and the cause of treuldy fe cod Inewing, Mende is the most dangeroug prucks age tit das deen handed out in the Vast, China, dipan, Aftha and the Philips pinea QE hans what thee Jored Aten a hive enffere Land all hive wounds cous by the ame crud thiust, whack, if it he ded, WAL Cre enwere ton prive (9 be fealed by the widow of the 9 called eu ction rice Po have oten with ty own eyca the leet hieot ab the Oren fo tet and these feedings trampled beneath the feey wf som Kilfah white, wha had nothing fo blow for hig superiority otter than {he elor ef hin phin Chive heant grows aid vayust, unpatrictis eteriew toll of ur men following the tis agunat thar wlied liethers, whone record the workd den net quostion, Storia toll to the Lrowna to alenate them from the blacks, und the sume stores cviving trom tbe ;mouths of the whites croated sueplclen among the orientals that still exists. Nothing has been more negative to the permanent rule of America in the Orient than the predominance of Race Preju- dice. If the sane people of the white race are in carncet and are taking up a fight against this ineane theory of race pre- Jdomination, thea they will meet more favorable seception in all countries of color and stand a fair chance to lead all other countries in inllvence mid power, as the American secms to be the favor: ite amd i¢ much prated for thruft and fairness, If they do not chech the spread ot Prejudice, as others have warned, there will be a day of reckoning for all the dark caus of the world have been deeply wounded and the American black can at lenat fcel consoled that he fs not alone in his guarded sufferings within. For the gout of all, the feractoug Ja- sane brute that cannot ide in a atreet sai, vat in teatauant or walk on the ime aide of the atrost as a person of color happens to be, should be caged oF [given departments am travel and watched closo enough in his wanderings to be kept from domg hirm, the same as athor fermioun beasts or insane persona are cited far, The work has liad enough to dy wath thi Casa af bongs, We hope your bttle paper will cone ftanue to fight for far play and all for whith aur great constitution stants for, “Life, Wherty and pnrant of happiness" rogantlens uf race of cular, Light agvinst the dangers af carelessly anforcing the Taw beeau-e a his te do with a dark rice on one side op atring ently onforang i on the ether side for the samo te tson, No prvernment can ree main aife from anarchy or rehcthon with Tene dnlerpital or enforced In this jinn, and ne country cane Rive fit am a eonatry that telrates these con it- tiona, ‘Tho dhetsiona of the Supreme Court of the Vmtel Stitea rairling the rights or Negroes jn the soveru etateg ae bee ing as closely watched hv ull the catored worlt ous fy tae ide hen tiad of patel stie Mick America whe are trying to pet fur play, ef (ee atteet of the dee sistang wall be fur reaching, Regitls to alt friends Mat sin ely, Berlnd WB. Munter, Tyson Again Head .of | Oklahoma Pythians. The fourth anuual session of the Koights of Pythiag rand lodge for Oklahoma and jaridiction was hold at Eufals, July 10 to 13. Never in the history of Oklahoma haw «oa much interest been manifested in agathering ax was show at th’s meeting Delegates and vinitors to the rumber of one thourand poured in from every nouk aud corer of the state and Kulazs did herrel? alg “Fa oe ya 3 gos | si ay | em : — | « | a | a 3 y , CM bo Py - J aye LE, g ee NG hier FN i FN | oi. Se : OR TYSON proud am cntertatorg ana caring for them, Hoapitality reigned anpreme and tor three whole days thenelenthuatiae brave men” oancd one of the best citer inthe whole state The eyes of the cntire state were directed toward Hofala and every actof the fstheridy viewed with dcep interert on ay -cunt of she fight for Grand baneclior, Tt was cir. cultied throughout the state thi De ASH. Tywou, the pe ent in cumlent, would not succeed bin. aclf, Thue spread the news of a dagruntied few, but the good safe round vonservative men were in control and once confronted with all the good sound business jadg> mont mot a soul could be fouad in, this vaat bedy who weuld oppose Dr, Tyaeon, and as Tas Pramosst- gz predicted long before this mem. erable gatdering, Dr, Marrison was selected by acclamation, A song composed by Mrs. A. UW. Tyson, entitled “1008 and Now,’* a beautifat ballard, portraying the bistory of the organisation, wes an interesting feature of the graad lodge, and shows much literary taste and ability, COFFEYVILLE (TEMS, Mr. B. F. Ayers the hustling real. ee ee ee eitate man wae on Nowata, Okla, Thureday on business, Mr. Overton Hightower and wife of Pareone, wore in the city Friday Sttending the grand session of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor and visiting bie father, Mr. Wiley Morris of Howden, Okla, wae in the city, Saterday visiting his father, D, J. Morne the Proprietor of Tennestee drag store. The Knights and Daughter ot Tabors General session was conced- ed by the what people of the oity to surpass anything of ite kind ever brought to our city there was quite anamber of delegates Kanese and Nebraska the distinguilvh visitors were Sir Frank Wileon, G. @, M, Sir Seth Neal, C, G, M., of Okla, and jurisd'otion and daughter, Eme ma Gane, C, D, G, the drilling contest of the different teams waa gool. Rev. A. Garner D, C.G. M, S. W. Jonea bas moved into his new resdence, 705 Union street, Coffeyville, He has nice furnished ruome in connection. | Mr. Ed Campbell, who lives five miles south of Coficyville, has 150 acres cf good land and 1s doings Prosperous businera. He has a good, industrious wife and daughter, who assis( hia in his business, The Knights and Daughters of Tabor metia grand session at Cofe feyville last week and made a good financial snowing; had fortyetwo deaths fast year. The next place of meeting is Leavenworth. The same Officers were re-elected, The grend chief mentor holds his office tor life or during good behavior. He holds the patens right bought from Father Moses Dixon, We were in Fort Gcott Inst w:ck, aad found the colored people doing well, Prof. Hawkins is rej icing Over his newcomer. We were glad to meet and visit Mr, Peter Tomason and wife, Heis a stone and brick con.ractor; owns @ good homeof s:reral lots. a fine market garden, chicke..s, hogs and cows. Hews success‘ul business man. He was married @ short time ago to his sec~ ond sife and they are enjoying life, HORTON, KAN, Sunday school at 9:40. Closing at 10:30, Presching at 11 o'clock. B.Y,P.U, ato p.m Praymeet. ing at7 o'clock. freaching at 8, Kev, Villare preached a guod sere mon Sunday, Misa May Iughea 14 sick with the appendicates we hope she may ro. cover very soon, Mis Ollie Barclay ta aleo on the aick list Mre, [°, Coleman visited in Hore ton lant week, Mr, Walter Iving left Thursday to take + job an mai carring at St, Joueph. To the evening the boys and girls shot for works all were carefully no ove was hurt, There was an inter. tainment given at the 2od Baptles churoh on Kast Vear Sircet. We thank the members and friends and alxo pastor for making things so pleasans, Muss Francie Morehead of Rich. mond 18 the guest of Mrs, 8, Smith, . A GOOD WIRE STRETCHER. Mendy Little Homemade instrument ? That Saves Trouble, One of the most simple and effective barbed wire stretcters tinny be made from an ordinary wood lerer about feet long. At ntout eight inches One end a small fron plate is fas tened to one edge of the lerer, rays the Orange Judd Farmer. This bas a slot into which the wire Yost slips. A notch ty stso cut tn the 2 Z ; 3 aA a Le mat Ig <S i 2) -<s i fe | GF beg | expager ane [areas 1s en, ee AVOIDS ALL CUT FINGERS Yerer at that point. The method of wsing ts clearly shown in fllustration, @nd as the lever $6 drawn around the fi the wire can be brought up tight: for atapling with alight cffort Always Have Plenty of Herbs. No garden cau le considered com Plete that does net include n goodly watlety of herbs, for nething can quite Sl their place in the houschold The seeda of annul sorts should te wn early, but tho perennial sari tes Nica many ef the bist are thaty the @eeds sown in midsummer sill pro @uce strong plants tuat mor bu frevls cut from the following sent. Make tho soll rich, imclivw tnd tne before suing the seal When the seca Jog plants are larce enouch they mas be transplanted to the dorder leds, oF the fence row, whue they can grew Undisturbed year after your The leaves shoutd be cut when fully Frown nod before the plant blooms, shoosing a cleir dry diy for the work Spread in a cool slivly room to dry, as drying In the aun or Ly the tire Bpolls both eoler and fair , : THE DAIRYMAN WHO READS. The most successful dairyman y at the present time te the one who reads and keeps abreast with the most modern methods. | Information by word of mouth is | tee slow, and any one following the ways of hie ancestors in dalrying will be distanced in the ehaee, The dairyman who reads gete out of the ruta; he uses bet> tor sires and as a result has cows that will make nearly double the butter; he also feeds More intelligently, and the sani- tary conditions about his prem. aps are better, 14 money is to be made in dairying wo must | tut loose from the old hacks neyed ways—Farm end Stock. - febrininimfnfrlefalelelnintel-fntninletnjninlele This Cow Knew Finance Cow—Oh, but Ive a thirse Win T Sr =A tow eyndinte tnetead cf on + MEI EaGe 4 ‘farmer, Tor me yb Rooster—\\ hy put 7 3 6 Oow—'Cause they neser fersrt sad Aer the stoch.—Judxe An Absoluts Cinch. Itie sald that only about uty dare Stand between the averuar city wage @arner and starvation Most furters could “keep the wolf from the dors” quite a bit longer than that ! _ i. Dairy Doings. aa do you do when you decorer leak in tho milk joi? &tey It, of course. But do yuu ever think shout oar a Jenk coud bs four oe eS 3 sue Meter Ae + me, “4 the tn. ak 3 perk, 20m <5 Tuned that Fhe dves not gh the operation wil gradually re from the business cf givicg milk, hot milk ber in A cold wiod, or a atable, nof where dics torture ber, In a moddy Latayard, we PR, A cow wil gu thuch better If always for and milked ly the same per- Cows do not Nhe etrungers, &0 en gee visiting frlepd «mre to Belp milk cay, “Xo.” cf ued quite bo yeh milk og ved wi te thee i Midsummer itt 1 ' fering to stork le s ply falls ortuse us be talen re " + ply of pure ay 1 lanes it ie! ai hy Powe ng more So fat toe tan Sil thi hop toe teh ete Butters sets ues grade t obtained rare 2 teri wath beat, drat en aoobbig galt. Ji < sud are gresiod os * tJ L. Buus “ adhere weutal etur, per hg fo buttermi: | a a a larger sue oot 1 oa equal in fats w i fo lean be tte soul td told pretta atouoras "ae To suake tue ot te key fy curdlal bvode tae cM dey ries bod St unditurio® wr og teu it fa thin healed t+. Gee any bhel efter ster ding quket fir oc attr Loss the clear whey fs dow ott the curd end the Iatter iv ypluced ¢ dralatng reck, Which f¥ cover with cheese eleth, Here it retwenute bof a day ct overnight, wntil ce «ry au dealecd when 3t ts salted with coe and one half pounds of sait jar 100 pound wf curd, end ty reeds fcr vne, Ia the District Court of Shawne County, Kansas, Mary K, Erickson, Plaintifi. vs No. 26752. Koute Enckeon, \ Delendant. i PUBLICATION NOTICE. The Statejot Kaneastn Knute Erick- ton, Greetings You are hereby notified that the above plaintiél has filed in the above court, in the above entitled proceed ing against ycu, wherein the said plaintiff, Mary K, Erickson, prays for an absolute divorce from you, and that unless you answer the peti- tion of the said plaintifl filed in said cause, on or before the sth day af September, 1911, the said petitior will be taken as true, and judgmens wil be rendered divarcing the plains UN from you. Mere: f take due notice and guvern yourseif accordingly. W. Cy. MeChintetn Au Wa Quast ; Attorneys for Mary K. Erickson ; (star) ‘ Alteat RoL, Trostas, , Clerk of the District Court of Shaw nee Counte, Kansas, | Fint published July 14th, 1911) State of Kansas, Ley Shawnee County | In the Matter of the Istate of Anna Maria Doert, late of Shawnee County, Kaneas, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice ia hereby given that on the lob day of July, A 1. 1911, the uadersigneds was, by the Probate Court of Shawnee County, Kansas, daly appointed Adaunistrator of tbe estate of Anna Maria Doerr, late of Shawnee County, deceased. All per ties interested in said estate wall take notics and povetu thesmsevles accord- mply TOD. Humeire vs, Adnueisteator Virat publisbed July Pith, 1911, Iu the District Court of Shawnee County, Kansas. | Mary K, Erickeon, Plaintifl, vs | Kaute Erickson, Defendanc, | PUBLICATION NOTICE The State of Kanone, | to Knute Erickson, Greetinga; You are hereby notified that the ‘above plainuil haa filed in the above }court, the above entittled proceeding | akainst you, wherein the plaiatit! prays for a divorce and that unites you anuwer the petition of the plain tiffen or before the 29h day of August, 1911, said petition willbe taken as true, and judgment will be fenneres Accordingly, Herout you will take duc notce * Atteats [$ L.. Tronas, Clerk of said cones. Ay de Quant W, 8. McCus tok, Altomeys for Plainud (+P AL.) £%. - # shi lactiod fate seh 761s Inthe District Court of Bhawnec (County, Kansas, Mrs. Peart Bradtord, Plaintiff ss No, 26748 ©. 'F. Bradford, Defendant, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION To B, F, Braaford, Defendant: You are hereby notified that you have been sued by the above named plain i@ in the District Court gf Ssawnee County, Kansas, in an ac- {lon whereia Pearl B.adtord is plain Hf 4uiycuare defendant, wherein she prays ‘or an absolute divorce ‘yeaa yrts cr the reasons set forth in her netition, and for alimeny and costs of this action, and shat unlees you answer the same before August Ath, 111, yudgment witl be rendered agains} pos for an absoiste chvorce, alimony and costs of thie? aor. wi t -DS, Aisor oy tes Bhpnt & Alteels Hodge Vato as, (meat) Clerk Unetrt Go rch First pab. shed Pau 2 tai! Ine Keueas Sta e tarant ms Comfetyia’ we 4, eb Pr Tek bby bennmes Septers oe wath 1) wo obeone ft ¢ greats f3 1 aver eld gn Tepena ROOMING HOUSE FOR PALF For sale of reni--& ne scot ng house, 2h, moderk, win mice, Jace dining soom sod kitcher, Ip couwr- ed district, “35 North Maic street, Wachita, Kansas, Adoress PETE COLEMAN, WESTERN ICE GO, El Reno, Oklahoma. Capacity tco tons per day. The Old Reliable Company wel- comes one and all. Your patronage solicited. Phone 62 Boston Meat Market G, M. FRAZIER, Proprietor Meats, Fish, Oysters and Poultry Our Prices we Right Our Goode are Right, We'h Crew You Right. 122 Onranowsa AvEL . . GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Wachincton. D. Ct. ' ‘ WMalbur 2. Phithicll, LL. D0, President. js Toentet in Capital of the Nation. Campus of over twenty acres. Advant: ages unsurpassed. Modern scientiflc and genera) equipment, New Carnegie L- | rary, New Sciome Hull, YVaculty of over one hundred. 1392 atudents from 137 states and 10 other countries. Unusual opportunities for self-support. No lyoung men or wom1n of enctgy or ciprelty need be deprived of its adrant- | ages. l THI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, | Mevated ta hhoral studies. Courscs In English, Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Physics, Chemistry, ology, Mhetory, Philosophy, and the Soclal Sciences, auch as are given in the best approved colleges, 16 profea- sors, Kelly Milhr, A.M, Dean, TUE TEACHERS’ COLLIGE. Special opportunitles for teachers. Regulir evthge cotrsea in Paychology, Vedagogy, Education, ete, with depree of A. 3; Pedagogical courses hading to Vh. Th. degree. High grade courses in: Normal Trv‘ning, Mus’e, Manual Arte, and Domestic Scknees Gradurtes helped to poutims, Lewis B, Moore, A. M, Th oY, Dean, THE ACADEMY. Faculty of 13 Thre courses of four years each = High gerade preptras tory schol. George J. Cummings, \. Mf. Doan, TUE COMMERCIAL COLERGT, Courses in Mookheeping, Stenogriphy, Commercia) Law, Mhstory, Civ tes, ete, Business and Cnghsh Wigh School education combine George W, Cook, A. M, Dun | SCHOOL OF MANCAL ARTS AND API ITO SCIENCES. Yurnlshes thorough courses. Six instructors. Offers four-year coursca in Mechanical and Civil Engineering, and Architectury : | PROFCSSIONAL SCHOOLS. ‘TUE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY, Intertenominational. Five profesqirs Board an? thorough courses. Ad+ vantages of connection with a great university, Students? Al Low expenses, | Isoac Clark, D. D., Dean. Be MG SCHOOL OF MIDICINE. | Forty-nine professors, Modern liboratorics and euipment. Connected with | new Mredmon’s Hospital, costing half aullan follera, Chnhal facililles not aurprssed in America, Post gruduite Siaocl and Polyclinic. Edward Balloch, M.D, Dean, Vifth ang W streeta, N WL OW. oC MONeill, M.D, Sientary. | 901 R Street, NW. ’ -— TIE SCHOOL OF LAW. Yaculty af cight. Coursis ef thie years is h.2 a thorough huawledge of | theory and practce of Taw. Geouppr ¢ ve lailiins opps te Court House. Vonjuma DP Taighton, Li. B,D, 12) Tith Street NeW Por culaligue and speddit informuti nie sa Dean of Depistment. @ W. R. Pincham, The coutractor The highost market price paid for Railroad Ties de- livered on the right of way of the Fort Smith and Western Ratlroad between Prague and Division Oklahoma, ‘Phone IS City Meat Market and Grocery V.R. PINCHAM, Me'r- Welcetka, Oklahom: Arno Beycr, Pres, #1 A. Adams, Cashier W.A.Prince, V-Pres FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Crescent, Oklahoma. apita } Stock - *= $20,000 fag We pSolicit Your Patronage 2 ‘ 7 W.D. PACKER LPAI ARTERS, POut :-gricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies and Harness. Commer Dsoor toad Covet nd conus lie sk CE SHR Gh AHO bf & OM — \ eR © tt Qld. Senate iin Smith & Smi Adamsbras,, Smith & Smith j sealers in Mardware, Furniture and ( Implements, Vehicles, Undertahing. Pumps, Sporting goods ‘Licened Embalmers—-A S«uare ee dee Deal to All. an san ICRESCENT, : OKLAHOMA.|cRESCENT, — OKLAHOMA GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK, Guthrie, . Oklahoma. The Old Reliable Capital, : : +: 150,000.00 ma We Invite Your Business OPEICERS:-—ttobt. Sohlberg, Prees Frank Dale Velen; Ke M. M'Donald, Cashier; Geo. Tipton, Aeet, Cashier, Ve. Grocery and | I h € tS) ta YS Meat Market | KE, WARTSUOKNE, Paprctor Fresh und Salt Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries Comet Hartieon ink Beovd streete. a GUTHRIE ORT A Arthur E. Bracken, The Pioneer Funeral Director KINGFISHER, - — = OKLAHOMA Citizens State Bank, Capita] Stock - $25,000.00 Kingfisher,"Okla. The Negro Will Never Lose a Cont Deposited With The Citizens State Bank SINGFISHER, : : OKLAHOMA A l r Mills a oP) arethe Most Modern Mulls in the Southwest, ' We have every appliance hnown to the milling industry for the manutacture of Hour installed : ineue mills, A trial order will convince you, GUTHRIE, 7 5 : S OKLAHOMA Bee TREE N NE aE SMa REL EES Ree ys jataree M. Trimmer aud J, be Hamuely, Defendants} PUBLICATION NOTICH ‘State Wamrar, gy County of shawice,s” The State of Kaneas tod, VW. Wamerely, greet ny You aie hescby vaetitied thatthe above namad plimtufe have neta tuted action in the above named court iehing for the retum of cor. ttin personal property, to wets One Uravereat Player Piano No. 1760 and ove deson rella of rausic, of which they are lainuing posses. deion I epeuntl owners, You aie further netined that said piano and ,Mmuete has been taken charge of by the morehil of «aid court and ir now in his custody aud unlowe you Appear and auewer the Bill of Par. ‘treularxy heretofore Bled ly eaid ' plaintsffe on or before the 20th day {of August, 1011, said Sill of ar. tieulars will be taken ae true and judgment rendered accordingly againet you and for said plaintiffe, Paes 7 F FREE This Handsome Gainsborough BARRETTE == a Wats every one of our bated style Cluster Puffs faze gitiatste ein $1.00 mei Bees. oa ‘ av ee ues ~ i y Path ay See oy cSt NAT & CO, Dept, T | 32 Union Square Last, New 3 ork eu eee Hem Rs Nei ain A ky sia aah B) ee vee? RSIS EesSS C.F. PATTERSON 6 SONG, Catransa O oricringy the return tothe 2 of ead prop urty_or the value thereof, Ucreof take due notte ard yov- ern yourrelf accordingly. ~ Aniurn J, Bon sorn Attorney for Pva.nlities Atteet, KOM Lee. hlerk of the Court of Top ehs Firet published duly “au, 1% 4 tS 1LHE DISFRICT COLRT OP pHAWAELB COUNTY, HANSAS, i Sadle Meredith, Plaintif, Vs. Ne, 26710. Thomas Meredith, Defendant, State of Kansas, County cl Stawe Tee, $8.2 Tle State of Kanzas to Tucmas Mercdith Grecting: You are kereeby cotified that sald plaintiff’ kas com- menced ber action in gaid Court this Ist day of Jute, 1611, ask'ng for ao disorce, and equitable reiiez, and that If you do not aj pear are answer ber petlen ou cr before July 14th, iG11, same will Te taken as true and dudpicert rendered accerdingty dl- vorcing ker {rem jou, restoring her maicen rame, and for costs, - ARTHUR J, BOLINGER, Attorney for Piaictifr, Attest: \ R. L. THOMAS, P Clerk, " (Seal.) r, ae ee ee, . | KANSAS, + Nelle Sitti, ‘ty § | Plaistif, vg, Vy No, a. C. Mile, Defendant. “li NOTICE OF PUBLICATION, Te A, C, MILLS, Deferdant, ‘ Yeu are bere ynotifed that rou bave been sued b3 the atcre ramed plaintif® in the District Court of EShawsee Couns, Kansas, tn an ace {fon wherein Nellie Mille Is plainu® ard you are deferdant, wherein ske Pays fer ar alrotute divorce “rom Ss ‘rhe .casors set forth 'n ber "oa, ard for alluors atc ert | te action, and that unless yoo «* the anme Lefire Tis Late, "idemert will Le cerdered ree vet foe an abe te ft re re ee Wool TANISGN Auy for both Se 9 Peet ew « « Lincoln Institute Jefferson City, Mo. Summer School’ | Farm ano ) | Garden| GROSBEAK IS OUR FRIEND. Much Mafianed Little Bird Ie Active Enemy of Destructive Insects. The grosberk lan very muck maligu- ed bird and instead of being destrus- ive to crops he fs, on the contrary, of great beuefit, accordlug to farmers’ bulleda 4545, just Issued by Secretary Whiston, The bulletin states that seven kinds of finches, commonly known aa the grosbeak, summer within our boundries A mafsority of theso are food friends of the farmer and de serve to be widely koowa In order that their services may be apprectated. Tho grussbeaks are easily diatingutab- od from other daches by their stout form, bright plumage, massive bile and melodious votces They ve fargely in agricutturu! regions and s9- eure most of thelr food about cuitl- ated lands. They perform Invalua- ble service 1a destroying many of our worst insect pests, The rose breasted species 14 a great Gestroyer of the potato bug, He breeds over Kansia and the mountains of Teunessve ‘Ube Investigations vf the department show that the blid t+ foud of green pers, but invartably cur sumes enough Injurious insets to more thin owt the damage To baa Decome fauiens for bis proyiagz or the Colorada potato beetle, ated 9 less than one tenth of the total foad Tp con sumed his been proved to be the poti Yo beetle M1 athichs the enenmber bee. Qe oT has proved an wise cneaiy of the Tor ky neuntifia tuctst dl tig tleet baseet’s ru ieud Pav asions, and aul. thy other est dL consumes are th poring and ful canker worms, orchard ant forest tent caterpillare tusso bh, gypsy nod brows tilt motha, plum ett cud. aray worn and ef bag, In fa.t, { attacks the worst Cacmles of Berhture Sue cartual or pedbid apecles fiuses from southern Mevka, Loser Cavoeata awd Arizona north ta fowa gud Ontatio und east te the Athintle eomt ‘They are pertininent reshlents, spening the summer ond winter in tar sine Paality. Tt his been clatin ed that tley pul sproutiag grua, tnt bold ac of dine ty either 32 of otter ctowg HH stiiwn from aver Fo) etiaiaitiors Oa the contrars, they do meh good They foc lon bcusta perbudiet! clortt, the Colwaty pate Leete, the rea chufer, cotton wort, Emil ‘R. Hirschi Emu dk. Mirschi, WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL A cempete cof everstbiag te be lad in Mudwan. The 'Haageet Mardware store a Sauthwost (Mdafoma We appreciate your patronage end mah ye i welcuine at our store, pig. N. Or tes Sires GUTIRIE, OKLA Hale-Halsell.e Soc, Co- A ad ee Wholesalers M'ALESTEH CUATGAT DURANT AND MUSKOGEL _ \ Elale’s Pride. Hale's Leader CaneedGooay cry ek Cowbsy No. 10 Syrup we No. 10 Flour Potaethe Market ae eee) pe, < pease eet Wie ee : ° re SF EE .¥ fyx Sah ~ i we . : \ St cot Vs t murct semen GUARANTEED BY LACLA Ban, plom or cherry scale, the zebra cater pillar of the cabbage, the cucumber beetles, Lillbugs, locust flea beetle. corn ear worm, cotton cuty orm, soutti- ern fig eater, codling moth and boil weeril and, In addition, are great con- sumers of injurious weed secds The black hended grosbeak hatis from southern Mexico and invades North Dakota and Nebraska, It fills the same place tn the west that Che grosbeak docs in the east. It fa a foo to the woret pests of hortleulture, the scala fusect cunporing a fourth of it foal The blue grosbeth breeds over tle gouthern t othirdy of the Untted States and iy greatly destructiye ta west, erisshoppers, locusts, ¢rterpll Yara awd wortas The griy grosteas Johatlts Devas, Arizona and New Mesioe Ith a con sistent enemy of the bull weer int ealtay Sort It alsg counties great quantities of hirmful weed seol« The ballerina ty iis ple for the pro tection af Cie crasbe kosays THesent Javestig ations prove that the ser bee of tly yrostavih fu dhesthovin ds geste ate de uireble peach: bane penn espectil attention to o@aitiin ope whieh ff uneties hel warhd car oor mond ten Pew of our kink otf he credited wilt wie good dow fewer asfla tht) tha groshenh, aad une tnore sloaurhy aliderves protect op ‘Dy the practical farmer” Grain Speculator Is a Curse. It's the Loisinos of the farmer t False the grain, Wa the bustieds of tn grain dialer ti rmadve. clea ant Buirket Be pr ita ne busitieds of the miter to gil the grainy and it's the fun thin of the speculttor to da the sirplusigs of the fides bushels of grain produced tuo this eountry as on ppecuiniten, and an firmer, grain dealer, miller, artisan or profeafoni! who nttenipls to rea Heebsood from tuctuathag gala prices da a quack speculutor, A caugtertelt and a curse—J, Ralph DPichel!, necre tary Council of North American Graia Bzchaoge, rs Baugman Bros., WU TESALE ZN OL REATL SLADE RS UN m Luigest Manufactmeis in the West Givz then: a trial order, branch factory ut Seven North 7thistreet, Kangas City, Kas. VACTONY 25rd AND LINCOLNS roe TOVEKA, KANSAS, 9 2 HOUGHTON'’S.2 é DEPARTMENT STORE, : Goyle, Okla, Headquatters for up-to-date Ladies and rent | Furnishings, Schwab Clothing, J, B. Stetson and Iveal Hats, ” ‘American Gentlmen and American Lady Shoes. Dry Goods, ' Millinery, Ete, : ! We cutry the largest stock of General Merchandise tn | Eastern Oklahoma, and our prices are the smallest. WE IN- ; VITE YOU TO CALL. WE CAN PLEASE. s A CE 7 Gi h i C C uthrie Ice Cream Co,, We manufacture the Purest and Best the market affords, and our service is unsurpassed. DO _eeelerrTlT™TTTSSCSC‘“=e AGENTS WANTED For Quick aad Efficient ‘transportation = Service, You Can’t Beat the a | —— Metrepolitan : Street Railway | KANSAS CITY, MO. Yuor Credit is Good at... > qe ISINGS a A Small Cash Payment, opens an Account with us and You Fit Your House Up. C.HRING, Prop( Formerly the with North Bide Furniture Co.) New and Second Hand Furniture, Stoves and Gas Fixtures. Bell Phone 537 1133 KANSASAVENUR. TUPEKA, KANSAS The Williamson-Halsell-Frasier Co., Wholesale Greccrs, Guthrie, : Oklahoma, NEW STATA GNAND Highest: Grade Coffee and Carned Genda Ask year armcr ior New State Brands, Colored men or women eoltellors winted in every city for s strictly legitimate propotition payimg good commissions Musthave education, cducation, encigy, acquantance and good addrexa and furnieh good refs crerces, Thi fe an opportunity worth investigating. Address Lock Bex 264, Topeks,, Kansas. The Ponca Milling Co. of Ponca City manufacture the fin- ext brand of flour in the state of Oklahoma; thi« tlour in made cepec. tally for family use, makes the bes! Diseuit and rolls that one can ex- pect to make out of flour, Some one, some day. some place may make as good a tour as the Ponca City Milling company, but we doubt it. So we recommend this flour to be the beat on the mar. ket to our many readera, Thie dour ie handled eactunively by Burnett Bros., wholesale and re: tail procers of Boley. an exclusive Negro town of #0v0 inhabitant. Thig Nour ix well and favorably known throughout the etate of Oh- thhoma — Instet an your dealer gis ing you the Poues City Miluy Ov."s best brand of thou, MOU WIEL, Like A Ghocolates* The Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company FOR SALE, Cheap, Humboidt Steam Cieaning and Dye Works Reasun for selling, going into the mana‘acturing businers. George W Lester, Prope, Humboldt, Kane. Order Your DIRRCT PROM THE Continental Creamery Company We manufacture the purest, cheapest end best in the market. No social fuaction 1s a genuine without our Crean. MANULACTURED IN CLOPEKA, U8. A, Ie lala el.) UL BTL | Through Train Service Between Topeka and Port Scot, Pittebury, Carth agc, WebuCity and Joplin. Leave Topkea at 9° a. my TF. E, NIPPS, Ber ersnieian GED. Out-of-Town ker asad iter, ASN a eth, Salant x fa e WG ES i ete ede ae ¥ iE ® Et we i ee ‘ffs ‘ —— el i = Bee id] GOKEZ “Pale Lager” is guar. HA Be aE SY isha iy antced im : ui Ne ete ae tvery veuse of the ee ay eee eat | hey word, Salo ae pre < Ag It ae guarsntiad to. contain CS Pia bees nothing but wnat existe in the RUNS Puremateraly from which it is brewed. Ite cleanliness ms gutranteed, It 9 brewed in clean, sani- tary brewery, where evtry modern sterilizing process is ured. Jia lavor ix gusrantced, too, AJL brewera can guarantee purity +-but do you know of any brewer who guarantees flavor? “Goctz Pale Lager,” 3 Bottles Free, No matter where you live, order a case went to your home. ‘Try three bottles, and if you don’t like it better than any other bottled beer, send balance of the case back and your money will be refunded, There will be n@ charge for the three bottles you ricd, We can afford to make this gencrous offer, for we know the delicious, mellow, favor of “Pale Lager wall delight you, Order from This Ad. Direct, This ofer is open to every. ohe who rees thin announcement, no matter where you live, Orde direct from this ad end have a vane shipped to you we ovdte ORDER BLANB, WAGs eae ie caer MOFT BLE WEN ECO, DEEL ob hatin City, May, Dept ot. st dus phy Ma, Peceod teertameom Coen yout Pale Pesca Near at dazen battles) 1 wlll try Pures bath aa, atti Dedede base tia she tals at the cgi the $00). depot Ista be refunded od tle bre: beth willeast me nath oe Me groan ee We UE treed them Beetuent cae andterte, TAFT OKLAHOMA a & Vacte-t growing colored town inthe South. Exceptional cducational facilities. Centre of colored education in state of OMlahoma. site of new Marra! Sraumipg $ chee) for colored race, cstablished by the state of Oklahoma, Farming lands of uneacetled fertility. Grow up in a growing town, Invest your money there today, Beautiful and desirably located lots from §2¢ up each. Terms S3 cash, small tnosthly payments. Write for map ard booklets REEVES REALTY CO., Flynn-Ames Building Muskogee, Okla, Palce _ Laundro | t The Laundry that gives the serstce—-Calls and delivers anywhere in | the cits, Phone 36 Claremore, Ok AVM ae a ei OU) Cel tre eae ACME Che — Lune Cowan a FLOUR Miao oneme Quaranteen Gy wee BUCS sons co Sy) Ac a CSF A crea eae tute a aan ea) ee is) ya b . ; + ¢ ALL GROCERS HOOVER BROS., Livery and Boarding Stable Veet care taken of Board, ing Aormea Uy todate Hage of all Kinds, Som Shares, (el PHETE, ORLATIOMLS WILLE Wiad, Poo cut and Maniger GEO. EYSELL DRUG CO., Union Depot Drug’ store, Mail Orders Prompily Attended} All the Best, Hiands of Whiskey —Jottled in Bona, Upooatte Wak tg fate 10%» Union Aven. . ~~ KANSAS CITY, MO Home Phone West Beil Phone West 6608 T heNew Star Cafe feaod Medte Luncher nid eharlordere a4 houm We aantyaar poatre age Mrs. Lucile Smith, Prop, S024 Kaunas Ave Whenan Kansas City So, Make mn ’ E. H. HUESTON’S . Star Barher Shop Your Headquarters, Pool Hall in Connection and a Fine Place to Paes Aw sy the Time, [203 Kast Ning tHesTuy STREEy Reod the Plaindealer Santaric Negro National Educational Congress which will be held in Convention Hall August 12-15 Inclusive. Special Accommodations Via Santa Fe on train leaving Kan. sas City at 9:25 p.m. August 10. Comfortable Accom- modation for all. Low Round Trip Fare to Denver. If you are going ap- ply to COL. GEO.T.WASSOM Ch'm. Executive Committee, 515 Main St., Kansas City, Mo., for sleeping car space and surther information. TOPEKA HAPPENINGS Preston Smith left for Moorly, Mo., last week. Mr. Clarence Tipton of Emporia spent Saturday in the city. The National Medical association will be held at Hampton, Va. Miss Maria Burnside is in the city and will collect from all subscribers. Please be ready to see her. Mrs Nannie Butford Gordon of La Junta, is the guest of Mrs Brookeng at 10:18 Washburn avenue. Mrs. Tompkins and son, Guy, came up from Oskaloosa in their new auto to spend Sunday. Miss Mayme Payne of Kansas city is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Slaughter. The new Webster's International dictionary just issued, should be in every home. For full information, see the ad which appears elsewhere in this paper. Messrs. George Parker, Walter Garvin and Johnnie Hill, all of Salina, spent a few days the first of the week in the city. Miss Lucile Morgan left Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga, where she will resume her studies at Spellman semi nary G. A. Gregg. 3214 Russell avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. View pictures of Western University. groups, build, ings. John Brown monument. Post cards five cents. Mrs I C. Nicholson, who has been at Christ hospital for a few weeks, was brought home Monday. We are indeed glad to say that she is still improving. The marriage of Miss Allena Barker and Mr Samuel Carey was solemnized Saturday evening at the home of the bride, Rev. I. C. Nicholson officiating. Only a few friends and the family being present. Mr. and Mrs Carey left Saturday at 7 p.m for ussell Springs, where they will reside. THE PLAINDALEER, together with their friend extend their hearty congratulations. Mrs Jenne Smith wasaker to St France hospital Monday for the purpose of undergoing an operation She died Tuesday from the effect. She was all present at the city and was an active worker in the cause of Girl family and charity, being a member of the touch The Assumption, and also identified with the Y. M. C. A. auxiliary, the Sheldon Kindergar en. the Mother League and the city federation of women's clubs. A husband, seven children, five sisters and a boy her survive her 一 Mrs. America Turner of Denver, and Miss Bertha Harlan of Kansas City spent a few days in the city this week, en route to Leavenworth While here they were guests of their sister, Mrs. O. A. Taylor. All mail intended for this office should be addressed to THE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER, or to Nick Chiles, Topeka, Kansas. No street or number is necessary. James Phelps of S. Joseph, Mo was in Kansas City, and reported a nice trip through Southwest Missouri His friends say that he has a sharp eye out, as he makes those trips quite frequent. ```markdown ``` This office is in receipt of an invitation to an entertainment given in compliment to the Woman's Civic association of New York City by Mrs Lutie Cowan, formerly Miss Lytle of this city, who is president of the organization, and the entertainment was given at her residence, Friday of last week. It is rumored that Frank Wilson was married to Miss Pearl Hatton Mr. Wilson is a young business man active and progressive. Mrs Wilson, who has been an employee of Mr Wilson, is now in partnership with him. Mrs. Adeline McNeal has returned from Kansas City, where she has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Robt. De Frantz She was accompanied by Glen Gary, the dog, who will remain until Mr. DeFrantz who is now in Maryland, returns home. James Cowden, 1617 E. Twel the street, Kansas City, Mo., has one of the leading barbershops in the state and has the cream of the colored trade of the city. He also has an auto to hire at reasonable rates. The conference branch of the Woman's Mite Missionary society of the Kansas conference of the A, M, E. church will convene at St. John A. M E church Thursday morning, July 27th, at nine a.m. and will continue in at weddays. A large dugout will be present. The postors and their congregations are invited to attend, especially the mite society workers. Institution Parks expected to be present during the session. THE OLD KELLIE Mine, McCleland's beauty parlor the only place to get the real colored peony, dear coming and was it, can match any shade of hair, all the latest styles in arranging the hair. The most attractive accentuating and graceful coifleur is the circle twist. Braids and pomps from fifty cents to five dollars. Put from fifty cents to two dollars 415 Kansas avenue, Bell 'Phone 2596 Mrs Julia Kelley left Wednesday for Kansas City to visit her brother, Theodore Radford. 1. 9. Medlock a progressive citizen of Coffeyville, has lived there seven years and began business a few months ago with only $450. He has purchased a small building with a nice stock of groceries and meat market; also paid $150 doctor's bill and an insurance of $1000. He has an industrious wife and one child. He stands well in the community and knows nothing but pores and work. Acting for the board of trustee of Western University Presiding El JR thansom purchased a fine span of young horses and several head of blooded cattle which will be placed on the university farm. The team is one of the prettiest in the West and the elder is an proud of his bargain as a boy over his first pair of red top boots --- Miss Eva Stevenson and Mr. Ben jamin Clark were married Saturday, July 8th, at 9:30 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson. The groom is a son of Mrs. Mary cark. The bride was tended by Miss Bessie H. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, H Smith. The groomsman was Mr. Alton Pinkston, son of Mr, K. K Pinkston. The bride and her maid were attired in white embroidery dresses. --- The Monday Evening Literary club held its annual picnic at the beautiful suburban home of Miss Ada Upshaw. A very pleasant afternoon was spent in miscellaneous sports and kodaking. Luncheon was served in regular picnic style on the lawn. Those present were Missa Bessie and Kuth Haynes, Lilian Jordan, Inez Jordan, Mattie Bradshaw, Tressa Penman, Eulah Ridley, Gertrude Solomon, Ada Upshaw, Keziah Wims. The club adjourned at a late hour, declaring Miss Upshaw an ideal hostess. "77" Rev. Dr. T. Harrison White, of the school of Occult and Divine Science of this city, has certainly done good work in Topeka. H's office is located just across the street from THE PLAINDEALER, and the great number calling on him daily is evidence of his ability to do what he claims. He is a dignified, Christian gentleman who fulfils all promises The city license collector tried to force him to pay an occupation tax The doctor appealed to the mayor, saying that he saw no reason why a minister who is relieving the sick and distressed should be called upon to pay license. The mayor said "certainly not," and informed him to go ahead and continue the good work. 4. Watkins' National Bank of Lawrence is one of the strongest banks of its kind in the state of Kansas with a capital stock of $100 000 and a tuprus of $70 000 and do a general banking business. The officers of this bank are J B Watkins president; he is one of the men who has made Lawrence one of the agreest towns of its size in the state of Kansas. C A Hill, the vice president is a man well known over the state for his business ability. C H Tucker cashier is one of those broadminded men always ready and willing to do anything to help make a greater Lawrence; his ability along financial lines cannot be excelled. He is one of those bighearted men who are always willing to help any worthy enterprise. NOTICE OF Creditors will all with persons interested in the aboriginal estate are hereby not find that I had applied to be Probate Clerk and for said County, sitting at the Court House in the City of Jackson, Shannon County, Kansas on the 7th day of September, A. 1911 for a joint final settlement in said estate, and if a determinate as to who are the heresy of deceit Tailoring and Dress Making We also make a specialty for Misses. Prices reasonable. CONGRATULATION TO PRESIDING ELDER RANSOM All Hall to our Kansas Broth ar en who have honored themselves by paying tribute to Rev. J. Ransom Presiding Elder Who among the faithful, have been more faithful than Elder Ransom? Who have been more true? Who have been more constant in good and heroic in season and out of rea o1? Ransom never faltered when the interest of his church and of his brother were at stake. He has been Presiding Elder of church, mission, and station in the Conference. Thoueards have been converted and baptized by him over a peroid of thirty years and more. Ransom has been true to the administration of all his bishops and no truer African Methodist Preacher than he can be found in yours brethren. You honor yourselves when you honor him. You may not give Elder Ransom pearls, silver, or gold, but do give him the sincere gratitude and esteem of the Brotherhood of christian men. That he has done well, and splendid well for the Fifth Episcopal District as well as for Kansas all will agree. Make Ransom unanimously your candidate for financial secretary, and hundreds of votes from every section of the church will join with you in promoting him to the position of trust and usefulness. Elder Ransom is known well, and favorably known throughout the entire connection, and his "Time" is "Ripe" for connectional preference. Yours, FLOYD GRANT SNESSON, Bellaire, Ohio LINCOLN INSTITU1E. Jefferson City, Mo. Lincoln Institute closed one of the most successful years in its history. The enrollment for the year was 400 and the character of the work done was excellent. The Commencement season was one of the best and the attendance of friends and patrons from the outside was notably large. The baccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev M. G. B. Mason, Secretary of the Freedman's Board of Education of the M. B. Church. The sermon to the Y. M. C. A. was preached by Dr. R. L. Brule, of Humbal, and the Commencement address was delivered by His Excellency, H. S. Hudley, Governor of Missouri. At the close of the program, the faculty presented a gell watch to Pres. R. P. Allen in token of their appreciation of the great work he is doing; the seniors gave a pair of gold cuff buttons Always Something Doing. P Bell 'Phone 513. Day Rates $1 to $1.50 Home Albany MRS. M. F. FT 40 W. North Street. and the alumni passed resolutions giving him their unqualified endorsement. The following is a list of the graduates. BOYS— Biscoe, Charles Emanuel. Boggess, Lee Allen. Clayborne, Joseph. Crockett, Emmett. Carter, Henry James. Harvey, Thomas Allen, Jr. Johnson, Benjamin Phillip. Murray, Cody. Organ, Claude Harold. Otto, Miles Henry. Salvey, John Arthur. HRS— Brown, Abne. Butler, Laudda Rulla. Boyd, Maggie Elizabeth. Larri, Victoria. Huff, Genieve Inretta. Lewis, Mary Ann. Prowell, Lena Rivers. Phillips, Gayna Zenobia. Pace, alsy Elizabeth. Famony, Linda Josephine. Toby, Ayola Mac Vallars, Martha Atolla. Wilson, Minima Antte. Weight, Autoinette Elizabeth. We hope to accomplish much in future. Woodson, Linda Dupree. Half Course. Anthony, Alexander. Brown, Fredrick Douglas. Banks, Thomas. Crouch, Paul. Duncan, Dante Covelli. Evans, Matthew George. Loster, Leslie. Lewis, William Bird. Lawson, Paul Nathaniel. Martin, Willie Japott. Nickens, Ezra Ralph. Pondmaster Harry Steven. Payne, Colman. Ray, Harvey. Loby, William Benjamin. Jonathan, Lorence. Townsend, Otto Benjamin. Thurman, Fredwick Scott. Venters, Alfred. Williams, Charles. Young, Edward. GIRLS Bassett, Mosomi. Dunley, Nabtha Myra. Johnson, Moe. Johnson, Molle. Neville, Atchie. Sisson, Lizzie Mac. Turpin, Mac Allo. Lorence, Vashri. Williams, Lethal. Wilson, Elli. Agriculture. Anthony, Alexander. Crouch, Earl. Duncan, Dante Covella. Loster, Leslie. Lawson, Lail Nathaniel. Payne, Colman. Ray, Harvey. Thurman, Frederick Scott. Loby, William Benjamin. Venters, Alfred. Williams, Charles. Young, Edward. Young, Atchie. Domestic Science. Horn, Bartha Virginia. Lane, Margaret Lallian. Mur, Bess. Tulma, Junne Arva. Thompson, Gordon Abath. Whiteside Alice Luvenla. Follow the Crowds Her PoolHall Biards and Pool Cars and Tobacco, Soft Drinks.. S. OLIVER, Prop TOFEKA, KANSAS Week Rates $7 and up Phone 10 My Hotel NG, Proprietress. Excelsior Springs, Mo. Mrs. J. G. Phelps adies Jones, Florence Eva. Plain Sewing. Alexander, Minnie. Denley, Arlitha Myra. Dixon, Thelma. Lubin, Mattie Bell. Paris, Victoria Emily. Gaine, Nannie. Sommer, Lilla. Smith, Ardela Clara. Schwisch, Lillian Lelia. Robbins, Trela. Thornhill, Anna. Torrance, Vanshti. Lurpin, Mac. Thornton, Nannie. Mullinery. Cattoll, Ftam. Huff, Genieve Lucretia. Laskett, Bottie. Frewell, Lana Rivers. Sallee, Margaret. Woodson, Lucole Dupee. Dressmaking. Baskett, Bottie. Corroll, Litta. Sallee, Margaret. Carpentry. Brown, Frederick Douglas. Laws, William Bard. Nuckens, Tzra Ralph. Prindwater, Harry Steven. Young, Edward. Woodturning. Lawson, Kail. Steam Engineering. Williams, Charles Harry. Blacksmithing. Anthony, Alexander. Cradle, Irie B. NEWTON. KANS. Mrs. P. D. Johnson left Sunday for Colorado to visit awhile. Mrs. Montor Sole went to Kansas City Sunday, to fun her husband. They will make that their future home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rievelpay went to Northern Mo. Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. P. L. Morrow from Denver are visiting friends and relatives in the city. The ladies of the Second Baptist church postponed their entertainment entitled A Lap around the World, on account of the rain Monday. The Negro Business League was organized last week by Prof. C. A. Moore, of Alabama. The league is doing all right and have sent for their charter. Rev. W. W. Living left for Vanbune, for our boys and girls. Mrs. Charley Miller went to Lawrence as delegate to the grand session of the Ruths. Mrs. Bill Bennett is in Hutchinson for a few weeks. SENFCA. KANS. Mr. Arthur Noely, of Omaha, Nebr. is visiting in the home of his parents, Mr. O. Noely and wife. Mr. Columbus once visited a few days last week with How that friends. Mr. Vern Armstrong and Albert Beard returned to image, Friday, after a month visiting in Seneca. Mr. W. W. Noely and twins, of Fair- lury, Noely, who have been visiting for the past three weeks in the O. Neely home returned home Monday. Leah Noely went home with them for a visit. Miss Lavina Laggins left Saturday for a visit with her sister in Osborne, Kans. Mr. Lee Bonner of Hiawatha, was the pastor. Mrs Hattie Queer, last Sunday Mr. H. Gunn and family visited a way in Australia, last week. Mrs. Lovely Buthford, of Topeka, at the funeral of Edward Brewer, sunday. Mr. Ilizer Nelly of Fairbury, Nebr. came down to attend the funeral of Edward Brewer. Miss Marie Gunn, of Centralia, Kans, spent a few days last week in the home of her parents, I. H. Gunn and family. Mr. Rolland Whitcandes expects to leave the 29th for a visit with his grand- parents in Iowa, Kans. Mr. Edward Jones of Frankfort, Kan. wrote the guest of Miss Geneva Brewer, ever Sunday. Edward C. Brower, a waiter on a dinner at between Omaha, Nebr., and Ogden, Utah and just as the train pulled into拉萨, Wyo., of hemorrrages of the June Sunday, July 2. He was twenty three years old and a son of Frank Brower of Seneca, Arthur Neely. the deceased man, was a waiter in carrying car from Omaha, Neb, carried with the body to was taken to Cen- and fun- instuted by Rev. was made lawyer and daughter, were up from St. Joe center of his brother, Ed. M. H. Nellie entertains a crowd at her home Friday July eight at 11th Birthday. Nellie were the amusements of evening after which a lovely two were served by Miss Nellie. Nellie Mrs. Helen received many leau- th presents. At a late hour all depar- tial for their homes having spent a destination coming. Miss Lita Dentor, of Sabetha, Kana, spent Tuesday with Miss Hattle Neely. KAB A party is given to mark the 20th anniversary of Minne Braeford Monthly evening, July 10 10 at the house Mr. Frank Miller and w the room were heard in, does and Ice cream in case we reserved Many mean tiful presents we received Those present Minne Alberta Pavilion, Elizabeth Walls of Bancourt, George Strother, Mrs Tobin Mair, Messrs White Log in Charlene Means, Chester Catt er Waltna Cooper Lewis Walthing, Howard Eng and Fred Talbot QUALIFICATION NOISE Fest Smith will take notice that he has been sent to the Court of Topka, City of Topka, Snawnee County, State of Kansas by George A. Tetter for the County of Eight Dollars and the Court of the County of This money to the County of Lew Do you have been sent in the hands of Mr. Seward and an attorney answer the request of the Board of Parties and that action is made in the said, of J. Bill Part, and true and good counsel from the Court of the County. FC :: ALH 1.00 WHY OWN WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? Because Because Because it is the only dictionary with the new and latest page. A stroke of genius." Because it is the most glorious volume. Because it is copied by the Court, Schools and Thorns in the one supreme authority. Because he who knows Wine Success. Let us tell you about this new work. FORD'S HAIR POMADE THE OLD RELIABLE DRESSING FOR KINNY OR CLEAR HAIR ITS USE MAKES STILL BORN MARSH HAIR SOFTER, MORE JUSTABLE AND GOSSY EASY TO COMB AND DUTY AND STYLE THE LENGTH WILL BE FOR TESTIMONIES TELLING THIS PERMANABLE REMEDY MAKES SHORT, NILY HAIR GROW LONG AND WITH BEST POMADE ON THE MARKET FOR DANDRUFF, FINISHING OF THE SCALP AND FALLING OUT OF THE HAIR. SEE ARE OF IMITATIONS, GET THE SERVICE TOP IN 25 AND SO BOTTLES WITH CHARLES FORD'S NAME ON EVERY PACKAGE. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. IF YOUR DRUGGIST CANNOT SUPPLY YOU, WE WILL SEND IT TO YOU DIRECT AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES, SMALL SIZED BOTTLE, 25* LARGE SIZED BOTTLE, 50* THE OZONIZED OX MARROW CO. 210 LAKE ST. DEPT. 106 CHICAGO,ILL. AGENTS WANTED WE SHOULD GROW MORE RYE. It Makes the Finest Bread in All the World. Rye is a grain that seems to have been neglected by the Americas farmer. We grow only about 2,000 bushels a year, while Russia raises nearly 500,000 bushels. It is the finest thing known to be grown for green mating on hind legs in humans. It contains more A protein than wheat or health or 'till we are nearly ripe or ripe perennial. The look broad or pungent look form is mild from a plant it is regarded as the most army ruthen to the wall. It is often affected by ergot and it is formulated to animals, but to fit the animal has used it for we have now still result seems to that the grain is wholesome to it, when properly looked the condition of of the call, for children REAL BAT TRAP. A lot of mine placed an little party full of bran, wheat and meat. I used a hard approach conven- tion for the rats to walk up to kettle until they were accu- sumed to feed there. Then the contents were removed and the tittle was filled to about the time depth with water, with a tittle that sprinkled over for a did. Trenn rats were found the next morning in my cage. They lit the barn in a hurry—Farm Journal. ```markdown ``` Orchard and Garden. This fruit tree if they need it; this is a better paying method than proping brin hees. Pitching a small heap of this stable mixture around the base of each tree in the young or old will prove to be a little time and labor well spent. It is a fine plan to have the mixture always on hand for making her dry mixture and then to mix up a spray and use it when you have a spare hour. If trees need water pull the soil away from around the roots, give each tree a pillow and after it soaks in replace the earth. So use to apply water to the surface of the ground around the tree. If you observe that the shoots on your trees grow only five or six inches every year you will only know that the soil needs to be enriched. The growth ought to be from infertile to thirty tubers every season. or are hard posts when they go down some of you just these or them they will soon see how it for them. Your soil wrapped around the end do not touch. The spring is when and then keep the allure, and let it work. After enough time out off all us uses since the the flowers are infested with to stay with the bomb mixture just before the bulb will always be a rain spaces of light can be wind to other trees Pine is a palm paper bag over of pine when the fruit is the slice of small shot. This pro- tent to grape from space and for lives with choice clues there the mouth of the bag with a pin or whose string When I bring back a letter to get them out of the situation such is possible or they turn in goods and not be as sensible. If they them into the crates and then into a new collar until time for shipping or selling. Fill the boxes full and pack neatly in clean packages. If you want a fancy price make the crates look attractive. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - June, 1911. With the beer season just opening comes the sensational news that Schiller bro., the wealthy whiskey wholesalers of this city, have secured control of the brewery output and are cutting prices in order 12 Pints of 24 Trade Pints 36 " " 60 " " 120 " " 12 " Qua 72 " " A CASE OF SATISFACTION J. H PHILLIPS. Pres. The Guthrie 502-1 West OL Prompt Service o Pints of Beer $ Trade Pints Beer Quarts We ship quantities of trade pints in cases in opposite. We ship 60 full and 120 full pints in cash for empties. Sunny Times 1 Full Quart, Express 8 Full Quart, Express 12 Full Quart, Express 21 Full Pints, Express 43 Full ½ Pints, Express SCHILLER KANSAS Pres. A C. RICHRDSON Guthrie Laundry 02-4 West Oklahoma Ave. Service of Highest Lead in the Bottling Business Manufacturer of all kinds of pop and Fountain Exc. Y. R. & F. C. MILES, Props DE OF PER Announced by users the family or hotel use. Y MILL COM L. H PHILLIPS, Pres. A C. RICHRDSON, Sec -Treas. Prompt Service of Highest Quality We Lead in the Steam Bottle MANUFACTURER Soda Pop and Fo W. R. & F. C. We Lead in the Bottling Business. MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF Soda Pop and Fountain Extracts. W. R. & F. C. MILES, Props. PRIDE O Pronounced by for family or PERRY MIL Milling Merchants. KLEANWELL WALITY OUNTS OUR FAME TRUE TO NAME USE KLEANWELL BROOMS THEY GET THE DIRT MADE IN OKLAHOMA, U.S.A. Kracker Jack a El Reno Bro St. Louis----SEAS The Black or Jack and Kupid MADE BY no Broom Co. ouis----SEASON 1911----St. Black Bron Kracker Jack and Kupid Brooms MADE BY St. Louis----SEASON 1911----St. Louis The Black Bronchos of' Saint Louis, Mo. The Only Female Negro Net only a Novelty Attain of well behaved player amusement. A FEW C Address C. KUECLER, M SAINT L Female Negro Bull Team on a Novelty Attroction, but a strab behaved players, and strong ifent. A FEW OPEN DATES LE KUECLER, Manager 2133 SAINT LOUIS, MO. The Only Female Negro Bull Team on the Road Net only a Novelty Attroction, but a strong team of well behaved players, and strong her public amusement. A FEW OPEN DATES LEFT. Address C. KUECLER, Manager 2133 N. Broadway, SAINT LOUIS, MO. Guthrie, Oklahoma Telephone 6 Made From Choice Oklahoma Broom Corn to boom business and fight the beer trust. Schiller Bros. do a mail order whiskey business and are therefore well equipped to handle mail orders for beer. They should get most of this business as it is believed their prices cannot be met by the trust. It is alleged that members of the trust are in an frontload agreement to maintain present high prices. Schiller Bros. promise on the other hand to keep their cut prices in force all summer. Schiller Bros. give handsome and valuable premiums to customers free of all charge. These premiums range from small articles like a fishing reel, to large ones like a piano. A catalog describing and illustrating over a thousand of these premiums will be sent free on request. Such low prices as 12 pints for $1.00; 24 pints for $1.90; 36 pints for $2.70; 60 pints for $4.23 and 120 pints for $7.90 are announced by Schiller Brothers. and Kupid Brooms on by Room Co., El Reno Oklahoma ON 1911---St. Louis Bronchos Bull Team on the Road soction, but a strong team, and strong ler public OPEN DATES LEFT. Manager 2133 N. Broadway, LOUIS, MO. Made From Choice Oklahoma Broom Corn Farm and Garden TRY A CROP OF SORGHUM. It Is Hardy, Prolific, a Wonderful Cat- tle Food and Good For Humans. In one of the most interesting of the always instructive bulletins scat out by the United States department of agriculture the extension of sorghum growing is urged by Carleton R. Hall, one of Uncle Sam's first agronomists. "It is only thirty five years," he says, "since the first grain sorghums were introduced into the United States. It is only twenty years since any of them have become crops of recognized importance. Although grain producing varieties had probably been introduced from time to time since the early colonial days, none had remained in cultivation "The first permanent introductions were the two durras, brown durra and white durra, which reached California in 1974 under the names 'brown Egyptian corn' and 'white Egyptian corn.' On account of its earliness and drought resistance the white variety became popular in the central plains region during two different series of dry years. The most was from 1890 to 1894, when it was known as the corn." "Meal made from the grain sorghums, ground locally, is not infrequently used in the making of batter cakes and similar articles on the farm. The general testimony is that these are delicious in quality. Some experiments are now being conducted in a small way to determine the value of the meal for more extended use. There seems little reason why when properly milled it should not be used in much the same manner as cornmeal. Throughout Africa, India and the other parts of southern and eastern Asia, where these crops are largely grown, they are not only commonly used as human food, but in many countries they truffle the chief article of the "The advantages of pure crops are imminent and easily seen. Pure varieties are most likely to be uniform in height ```markdown ``` and in time of ripening, and hence are easy to harvest. The grain is of much greater value for seed purposes and also obtains a higher grade and commands a better price on the grain market. It is also better as a feeding grain because more uniform in quality. The formation of various boys' and girls' clubs, especially those for the growing of corn, is helping to create interest in the things of the farm. They are real stops in the right direction and should be extended to cover all farm crops, poultry and live stock. But it is not necessary to await the formation of a neighborhood club in order to interest the lay in selecting better seed. Help him to make selections from the year's crops. Let him prepare it for storing over winter but use a neld on which he can plant it the following spring. Plant alongside it some unselected seed. Assist him in comparing the two fields. Encourage him if stifling results are not obtained the first year. Give him a fair share of the profit when profit results from his labor. The best result will be the increase of interest in knowledge in the lay. No More Thirsty Plowmen. I thought my wife was extravagant when she bought one of those new fringed bottles for keeping liquids hot, but it has proved very convenient in the hot and now that I have found a new use for on the farm I am as eager to use it as she is. Before going out into the hot sun to work I will drink a bottle with the cold filtered water and do it in the reticent order so that the whole thing becomes thoroughly chilled. I then carry it out to work with me, put it in the shade or preferably under a bit of soil. The water keeps almost free cold all day long, even in the hottest weather. This detail is about the greatest thing for all comfort and cool refreshment that I have found yet—Eternal New Yorker. A Polite Request. "Dear teacher," wrote little Johnny's mother, kindly excuse John's absence from school yesterday afternoon, as he fell in the mud. By doing the same you will greatly oblige his mother." 1 MAPLE HILL Mr. K. D. Officer and wife agent Friday with Marion Wallace and family. Mrs. Thomas Bolton was in Manhattan the last of the week visiting her brother. Mrs. Henry Johnson went to church in Paxico Sunday. Mrs. Harry Hall is on the sick list. The Night and Lady of Protection meet Saturday evening. Mrs. Laura Bradley, who has been very sick, is improving. Miss Mable Oliver spent Sunday in Paxico at home, little Clarence Gleen accompanied her. The colored boys' ball team of Maple Hill played Paxico Sunday. Remember the meeting in Paxico the fifth Sunday in July. Rev. B. C. Duke will preach every one is invited to come and bring their dinner and be with us. MUSCOTAH NEWS Mr. R. Staaks, of St. Joe., and Miss C. Green visited R Starks and family of Muscotah. Miss Green will stay a few weeks. Mr. Willie Kelly is visiting in Muscotah this week. Members Nile Ellenton, Charley Smith, of Atchinson, were the guest of Miss Peryle Woodson and North Woodson, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J. Starks and wife spent the fourth in Atchinson. Mr. Dan Going and wife and Mr. Bud Brooks spent the fourth in Fairview at affishing party. CHANUTE, KANSAS Both churches were well attended sunday. Mr. Ness Hams is visiting in Lolo Messrs R. Garton and N. Cany bell spent the 4th in Coffeyville. Mrs. F. Goodson is still visiting friends relatives in Parsons The C. M. L. church has been asked to raise $10 for the Qundaro University Miss Joelly Johnson is still at tending Normal at Pittburg The librist phone on the fourth was unsuccessful Miss Josephine Nelson, of Popeka, passed through the city, enroute to Coffeyville, Kins. The baseball team will start Sunday or a five day tour, they intend to play six games. Miss Willetta Davis, of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting Mrs. L. Garston. Chanute Browns are playing some fast ball at the present. Quite a crowded witnessed the game on the 4th between Chanute Parsons. Parsons won the game by 12 to 1. A large crowd attended the dang on the 4th. Mrs. L. Gaston returned from K. C., after spent a couple of week with her mother. The ladies mission circle of the A. M. E. church rendered a delightful program, Sunday July 4th to help pay off the indebedness of the church. Envelopes were distributed in which the ladies were to put a penny an inch for their waist measure and the gentlemen a penny an inch for the length of their arms they raised -1776. Harris Farrow Staple Groceries MELAN Best place in Kansas City. Kansas to trade. Your pat onge solicited. 21 NORTH THIRD STREET S. W. Jones' Restaurant when you visit Cotteyville. A clean, up to date place where you can be served in comfort. 0.05 UNION AVENUE. Some Day Some Place Some One may make us good Flour as "Kelley's but we doubt it. You HUTCHIN Stonestreet Kelley's Famous doubt it. Your Grocer can get it HUTCHINSON, KANSAS but we doubt it. Your Grocer can get it for you HUTCHINSON, KANSAS Stonestreet @ Gaines We carry one Lines of Under in the State. We n Three Licensed Embaltendance. Undertakers and Embalmers. Both Phones 52. 7TH & QUINCY STRE. TOPE 53. 7TH & QUINCY STS. TOPER Both Phones 52. 7TH & QUINCY STS. TOPEKA, KAN. John A. Warren, Prop. lec Cream Wholesale Fine Ice Cream, Fr ec Cream Depo Wholesale Manufacturers of Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ices, Fruits Wholesale Manufacturers of Fine Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ices, Frozen Fruits Gate City Brand Confectionery. Coffeyville, Kan Trolleyto Kansas Cit Malley to Kansas City 7--Trins Daily--17 Heavenworth to Kansas City Leavenworth, Third and Delaware—(a.m.)— 30, 11 30 (p.m.)—12 30, 1 30, 2 30; 3 30, 8 30, 9 30, 10 30 Saturday and Sunday night Kansas City, Mo., Tenth and Main—[a.m.]— 10 00, 11 00, 12 00, [p.m.]—1 00, 2 00, 3 7 00, 8 00, 9 00, 1 00 THEATRE CAR MONDAY, TUESDAY, DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Sunday nights 11 o'Clock Car, Last Car at : You Know Positively That You cannot Use Electric Power to Advantage? Man said recently, "Nowadays you can do with electricity." Interred, of course, to anything requiring to make it operative. Business and in your home, there is boo electricity can perform better than it is do more economically. Are a department in our organization which people how to use electric service. Suspect that ELECTRIC POWER can be to YOU, call in our New Business Depart and explain your needs. Our men will be time necessary to make an investigation, g with you carefully, and to submit authriti estimates. Will be no fancied grievence ou our part sh to make the installation. Trolleyto Kansas City 17--Trins Daily--17 Leavenworth to Lansas City. Leave Leavenworth, Third and Delaware—(a.m.)—6 30; 7 30 8 30; 9 30, 10 30, 11 30 (p. m.)—12 30, 1 30, 2 30; 3 30, 4 30, 5 30 6 30, 7 30, 8 30, 9 30, 10 30 Saturday and Sunday nights 12 Midnight. Leave Kansas City, Ms., Tenth and Main—[a. m.]—6 10, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00, 10 00, 11 00, 12 00, [p m.]—1 00, 2 00, 3 00, 4 00, 5 00, 6 00, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00, 1 00 11:30 P.M. THEATRE CAR MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS. Saturday and Sunday nights 11 o'Clock Car, Last Car at 22 Midnight Do You Know Positively That You Cannot Use Electric Power to Advantage? As one man said recently, "Nowadays you can do almost everything with electricity." He referred, of course, to anything requiring 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 is done 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 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 authritative advice, plans and estimates. There will be no fancied grievence on our part should you decide not to make the installation. Telephone 258. gee Gas & Electric our Grocers At Your Grocers Takhoma Biscuit Takhoma Biscuit IN WHICH ALL OF THE MATERIALS TAILED, CRISP, DAILY USED, AND READY FOR ANY REAL PURPOSE. Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. The Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company --- Famous" Grocer can get it for you ON, KANSAS @ Gaines We carry one of the Fines Lines of Undertaking Goods in the State. We never sleep. Three Licensed Kimbalmers in Attendance. m Depot manufacturers of herbets, Ices, Frozen uits Kansas Kansas City PUBLICATION NOTICE. N. S Wear and J. D. Mulvane, co-partners trading as the Wear-Mulvane Motor Car Co. To the above named Barrel Collins and butrel Collins Brokerage Company, greetings: You are hereby notified that on the 10th day of May, 1011, the above named plantiffs filed in the Court of Topeka, their bill of particulars, praying 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 course of said proceedings, garnishment summons was served upon Frank Cope, who upon a hearing was found by the court to be indebted to Burrel Collins in the sum of $150. 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, garnihee herein. This is to notify you that unless you plead, answer or demur to the bill of particulars filed herein against you o. 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 plain it’s bill of particulars filed herein, is true, and that the Burrel Colins Brokerage Co have no right, title or interest to the indebtedness garnisheed herein, and will render judgment accord. ingly and will direct the funds held by the garnishee, Frank Cope, to be paid into court to satisfy first, the costs of this action, and second, the c alms of the plaintiffs. Hereof take due notice and govern yourself accordingly. W. S. McClintock A. I. QUANI, Attorneys for plaintiffs Attest. R. M. LEE, Clerk of the Courts of Topeka Shawnee County, Kansas. First published July 14.h, 1911. In the District Court of Shawnee County, State of Kansas. Bernstein Walton, Plaintiff. vs. No 26679 the United State Savings Bank, etc. et al. Defendants. PUBLICATION NOTICE. State of Kansas, Shawnee County, S. State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SS. To the United States Savings Bank of Snawnee 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 petition of the plaintiff on or before the 23rd day of June, 1911, the said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly against the United States Savings Bank of Shawnee County, Kansas, a dissolved corporation, its successors, trustees or assigns; L A. Stebbins and C. J. Evans, assignes, and all unknown trustees and assigns or said the United States Savings Bank, forever barring you and each of you from any and all right, title and interest in and to the said lo 12 and 11 on Laura street, in Pleasant View addition to the city Topeka in the county of Shawnee and state of Kansas, in any part BURNLEY attorney for Plant " R. L. Inves. Court in District Court and May 12th 11 We want our readers to patron of those who patronize us. It helps and around The Ozonized Ox Marrow Co. advertizes in this paper and when so want a first class dressing for kinky, harah and unruly hair, go to your druggist's and get a bottle of Ford's Hair Pomade, 15 and 50 cents a bottle. NOTICE OF FINAL 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 tested in the above said 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 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 150, block 1e, 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. H L. MONTON, Administrator. Dated the 29th day of May, 1911 First Published June, 1911. Pete's Drug Store On the Corner for Everything in the KINGFISHER, - OKLAHOMA When in Guthrie Call At Apperson's Barber Shop Second and Harrison Streets for for First-class work Every thing clean and private DR. THADDEUS P. MARTIN, Physician and Surgeon 832 Kansas Ave. Residence 1110 West 10th St. O. A. Taylor, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Office 334 Kansas Ave, Over the Dug Across from Terrace Hole Calls Answered Day and Night. residence 550 VanBuren Street TOEHA KANNAE DR. J. M. JAMISON, Physician and Surgeon Examining Physician of the Legislature of Protection! Special attention to defense of matter and private defense Office and Residence OBJ Madison Pike ZLIPKA KA DR. W. E. JACKSON, Physician & Surgeon H. 100 AVE. LKA Dr. W. Roger Russell. Human Hair Goods Swiffer and Pump .0 Transformer .0 Wig from 2.00 60 MRS. M. L. FIELD. Kallithrix Parlor: 933 KANELE AV. TOPEKA --- The Knights and Earles .f the Orient, A Fraternal Beneficiary Society and one person for yourself and children paying Partial-life, sick, Faternal and Death Benefit upon death. No home-loving man an afford to be without Life Insurance. THE KNIGHTS and LADIES of the ORIENT are only authorized by the laws of the State of Kansas, and are under the Supervisors of Insurance of Kansas. Its officers are bound in a separate Safety Company. Liberal terms to agents. For information address: NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, 519 Kansas Ave., Topkna Our Motto:—Promote agency of Claire. JOHN M. WRIGHT. PEARL MCNEAI, National President Natural Secretary WESTERN UNIVERSITY Quindaro,Kas. The Great Educational Institution for Kansas and the West. Departments—The logical, College, Normal, Sub-Normal and State Normal. 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Twenty-one of the many reasons why you should investin a safe, sound and conservative Insurance propositi STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, — Home Office, Racker Building, Atlanta, Georgia A SAFE PROPOSITION.—The Life Insurance Business, conducted on the Legal-Reserve plan, as prescribed by the Insurance Laws of the State of Georgia, and other States, is almost an exact science. There is nothing in- determinate or haphazard about the business, so conducted, the eclecents of chance and risk are entirely eliminated UNDER THIS PLAN THE STAN. DARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WILL CONDUCT ITS BUSINESS Experience and actual computation have produced what is known as THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE MORTALITY TABLE. Under the Georgia Law all Compinies Incorporated under the legal reserve plan are required to set wide, as t LUGAL RESERVE fund, at interest, under the supervision of the Insurance L pirtment of the State, such a percentage of each prem. tum _as the table sl} ows is required, together with future premiums to meet death losses as they occur, Therefore a new Company opcrated on this plan 45 scientifically and conclusively just as safe and sccure as the largest Com. pany im the world No other business has such inherent elements of strength and unusual sife-cuards thrown around it by law as the business of life im- surance, The colored man has long felt the need of Old Line Legal-Reserve In. surance, His attempts to fill the need have thus far been confined to assess- ment associations «nd fraternal orders. Experience has clearly proved that these organizations can not, from an insurance standpoint, be placed on a salisfictery and permanent basis. The colored man not only needs hfe insur. (ty BEC ADTSE: Fn the feeation of ats beadquartics the studand EPife fasntance Campany is eve seedings devon. AUlante is the center ef the colored population of the Cnited states, UC law dunk fue tatiways do all puis of the comes. His the chins Lisges¢ dasariace department center in the whole United States, bts barking facilities ate exe dont, and it os the inost pongressive city ia the sooth. Volts se favored wilh aftord unlltaited seope te the Stiadasd Gite lesatanes: Company is wiikels Cie eeaguanal sel toneisth, (2) BERD SES: ‘The Company will be ndor the stele sapersision and closest fnspeation of tha Tne subsnee Deputment of Georgia, ant esety other State in which the Company operates, Lavery business feamsaction, every aneney and policy contrast, evety investment of reserve Funds, and every disburse ment aot fui tor whatever patpose, are al) aubjee tte the careful scrutiny of the Insarance Conittise sioner of Georgi and all other states entered, C8) BRCUN: be Standard Bite Isaraace Company is the dest end only Company te he of gay, WALD by colowsd mea in aceordance with sate, seutiiy, and approved meshods; its gruwth and develop. nent will naturally be capil, aed it will receive “the cream of the gace as ita patrons, CH) PE ORE SES ‘Dre Standard Bite Ensuenace Company ix bing eaganizedd ona stihdy business Dass, (ihe Western Insurance Teview, “i. Louis, Wo. sages ihe promoters seca ia have gone thout the fasiness da the tight way.) (3) BECULSE: The meu forming the (igandsilen Committee, forty-four in namber, in elght tales, are men whe have made splendid: success in ether enterprises, they are men of means and atile ty having the septation of bedug careful, suceesnfil aud teasmwerdiey Instaess men, (8) UPC ALS: the Mowe of Directors Will be scattered throughout the entire country, men of thee haghest stardiog: among the business, financial and profesional ain in thei respective commune tHes whose duties wil not be perfunctory, bat who will be active and advisory in thelr several los valities, CT) UOC RESE: ‘Twelve sonths were spent studying the plans andl best methods of the Old Line Campinion which have been teled and proved seo highly sacorssfal, consattesd and received advice from even of the leading setuaries, (8) SE OUUSE: Oc the tace (hat a few (Md Elae Companies evtead their operations to the cols @ied tivkn. (8) BEOVES There is a greater demand for Lite lasaiance among our people today than there has ewe been, C10) BECAUSE Phe standant Lite Jasursnce Company iste be a Nathonal Company dn dts invert> monte, and its aceney [obiciers and abso it ifs atirectorate, 100) BROVESE: Bho enti United states will he our thd ef operation, We cin and wil enter Al states where the calered population will justify the necessany payment of bicenses, faves and fees, Ju a peport given owt fast peu, there ane in the Gaited States 10,000000 tasutable tishs, with aul Pung aascted. Pith ef the fel, ibe tremendaus possibilities, HOR PRA eee bao of Corapimtzadon Cone nutlan SC ata bee FO Bows, oat a Atlant) neaty ba imme Mak Gree Grae) Giga ston t moratien Utar ts tee WS PHISKFED, y aetoy end dd are) Masiser Union My tues Vee art Pnteeter AClints ptute Wavins sank Vive cay an at cnrganiestinn Commities | Cthinta thy HABKY MOP ACE. Cashier botvent Rasinge Bink and Teuet « unpanty tary of Oem anieathon Committee, Mua phie “den Hoe Db AS Ces ot Denny Resin Hank, Boetetary aad Treasut ts tase Mutual Insurance Company Samat int Vuretary Ornarigatiay eominetion, Suguere Ce POW CRE Dr tent Marsie Hise College “Trustew Wil boaters ) iyeraty telante tle BMMEDE SF SCIEE Las ative meet Poe Pimtemes Tnatitute eh apatite meas dary Netienat Soe Mamie, cage Lisbon es frwttute Mtn INSP RROOICR, Eos nue Bt ko tet Gag tant Farmer Man tet Woe UNTER EE 1 vi batat get teens 6 behead ote Nog WOE See ta tent tte e omhbe Nate al ant dena Fe hase HD MOP FeAl Ieee Mather ie t § Vw ste Nome att imtus at ae Awe stat + amhbe $M $hiks Ck Hank te bret emp ias Beate yeu Nae ast tila Wt WED ET CREE ANDD mtEN® feared OW spin ard «wena Wiseta ate tan ant need ob bmingon tk so PERN aote WAGER Or oor Nelamee te tM Bed FUMES MW FEENEY, Ihotal Ruracnn VibANs doa word ote BM BRAK S Ft teket aud Luserat tne ete de atar Ue Yun gn Oe BALE RUN Better Cateter fe kean Miva Awe S MOU EDE ) craetor ped Marth re Muusten bette hae COW MONMS De opriet Nath 1 ane atstew bibles Hooves toe wie AMON CORDOS, Mathes Powtit es rh) Atlante aa rah ae fan Tiyae Prend tea! AGE HEN Ct OON, Dhvsteren att purse on Qupiata Ge eats WW CHE ECTE FR, Posh Stompin dean Mme HME FOUN FP Pasty Nethet Hap tit Inwtitat mal Church, Renty Mok a nay auaty ADEN 2) FEUMER TOWN, Ot tect Ff oid Dull ier Qt anta aie AIT ANN O68 SCH © BNE louee and baa Tawsera, Pigartent tr CUARL ER Ht Vansas Revs and Javestment coapiny Pe etGeat Ar tera . s Husin we Brags View Beeelt ut National WALtER » CP ee ee ME NE OS . Wes ee Dongu Pat Wk 8th aural WIE CMTE ENS, bear fT bine Vow ok Nurs ance but he needs and should have the best. The STANDARD LIFE INSUR. ANCE COMPANY is the outcome of conditions and the response to the needs which call for an Old Line, Legal-Reserve Life Insurance Company, with the proud distinction of being the first and only Company organized by colored men in accordance with this safe, scientific, and approved method, It is very gratifying and augurs well for the success of the Company to say that before Charter had been granted, applications for stock had been re- ceived aggregating nearly $30,000, or practically one-third of the entire cap- italization. Some of the best known pfessional and business men in Georgia and other States all over the South have purchased stock, They realize that a good substantial life insurance company is the kind of investment that makes money. The indications now are that the entire 1,000 shares of stock will be greatly over-subscribed and that the stock will be withdrawn from the mar- ket inside of 30 days, It is the plan of the COMPANY to scatter the stock with influential people in hmited quantities throughout the entire United States, especially in the States where we plan to begin business, thereby se- curmg a local identification, prestigeand influence in each State that we could not otherwise get. The favorable influence of so large a number of persons over such a wie territory practically insures, in wur judgment, large dividends on the stock, (02) BLO ADS: The standud bie Dsauraace Compiny whl webs Industilat, later mediate as well as the Ontnary lnsarance buyiness, (1.3) BLGAE SE: The investment will be sate and seund beyond all doubt whatever. Old Line fosmrance has been tested da the “severe school of adversity’, and it hats given abundant proof of its enduring qualities, Se nian, unless he be utterly uninformed on curtent: affair, and particularly of Nnanctil aNuies, With todas question the soundness of the principles apon which such Insurance is based, nnd the absutute secutity aftorded investor and patrons, CES) BECAUSE: Untthe any other commercial orgentzation, the capital stock of a Life Insurance Company can not he lapatied, and mast he invested in securities prescabed by the State. C15) BECALSE: ‘The Old Line Companies slek. retates to Gicir steckholdets (hat no other bust, tess can equal, 1 one KOEN THE STANBARE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Is SURE TO PAY LARGE DEVI- INDS. (16) BEGAUSE: ‘The Investments of the Company will be limited dargely ta Real Eatate, Mort« gages aad loaned in the States and among the people from whom the business comes, and at a low vate of buterest, (17) BLCARSH: The stock is being scattered among the most prominent business and profes: stonal men, Whose influence aad prestige and work will give to the Standard Life Insurance Company a large volume of the very beat busines jrom their sections an assct of great value, (18) BVCAUSE: The Company bas the endorsement of fifteen (15) of the leading Insurance Journals, North, Kast, South and West, Afso the hearty endorsement of bending papers inthe south, (19) BROAUSE: The standard Life Insurance Company his entisted the interest of a large nume her of men of reputation ant reliability in the husiness, which means a large and efficient agency force at the sery beginning. (20) BLOAUSE: We should develop our own great Hesutance insti¢utlons, and thas keep pace with the rest of the world fo this as in other great movements, The stundard Life Insurance Company propescs to fe a factor in the development of the Insurance business of the race and to demand by its inherent merit, the confidence and yatronage of the insuring public, C21) RPOALSE: The organization wt give employment to thousands of our people, Now is the time ta buy, A safe and proftiable jnyestment and is sold on such terms that every one tan bay, The sieck of the Standard Life Insurance Company fy now for sale on the folluwing terms and toned than: fine Hunedsed and Bitty Dollars a share, pur value One Hundred Dollars, Subscriptions to this stock shall be paid 20 per cent in cast, balauce in four nates, each for 20 per tent ef the purchase price and due respectively bv ehree, six, niue and twelye months from date. 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