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THE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER THE T VOLUME XIII. President Taf Sound Advice Rev. E. Arlington Wikawa's to the State Baptist Ting, Inspirin Rev. E. Arlington Wilkens Able and Eloquent Address to the State Baptist Convention...It's Elevating, Inspiring and Logical. PHILOSOPHY ADDITIVE LOPEH KANSAS D.C. MISSISSippi Messung and Friends. In lieu of a distinguished and honor to appointe before you tonight as your representative of one of the greatest organizations of the world. The Kansas Baptist Convention is the largest organization of our poorest in Missouri and is the equal in in intelligence and otherwise of any organization in the United States of America. To be permitted for seven years to wear the honor as your lead is the small thing I count myself to be fortunate and am fully aware of the fact that this position of home and trust requires the best taint is within a man And yet, when one has the his best so much remains to be done, so much is expected of a public servant, and so far does he tall short of the expectations until the gold he really does is host and criticisms of a faithless and horr- less people. As your public servant I am con- nizant of the great responsibility. Rev E. ARLIS 4TON WILS. M. and knowing, my own shot to mind an we were, I am mob and trouble last I put to others yourself to not a castaway I want to thank you for reported honors you lovely and con- tention. Had it not been for your sym- pathy, checking words and your own persistent efforts we could not what we do today. 1111. 1111. 1111. 1111. historic than any other city in the state. Old Glory floating in the breeze from van state building her inscription commemorated thereon. All Artists per se, tells a history that is chilled in distant electrified cities, inspired pools and museums, mirrored men in the red fields on back filler hero. This beautiful city, the western city, as well as the City of Rivers art, is the Rivers. Or here at we do today in magnificent building, in edifice dedicated to the cause of Christ, easily the best church collisions far in the state with the highest seating capacity and modern arrangement. All honor to this great pastor, church builder and financier and the faithful members who have made it possible for our gathering tonight to assemble in concession not to discuss merely ethics, economic and sociological problems nor political issues but to discuss the greatest question of the age, viz. the 'Gospel of Jesus Christ." We have been commissioned by heaven and are here on Business for --- ft Has Been Asked ice to Baptists! 's Able and Eloquent Address t Convention---It's Eleva- ring and Logical. have all unbassador ```markdown ``` The Sunpower Home for our super-communicated ministers and docteur members is a splendid condition, most recently we accepted the real office of Rev. January a superintendent of the Home, and since that Mrs. Leah P. Henderson has served us as assistant she took care of the plant without a dollar head. I made for wise management, all outstanding debt are paid, and the ministers are happy, a few dollars are in the treasury andimple attests will soon be liable to collect our members. R. Dr. G. N. Jackson, chairman of the local committee with Rev. P. H. Hill It, have tendered efficient services. The Warren Street Baptal Church under pastorate of Rev. Jackson last year, opened her doors and donated all records from dinners and retreats at night for the benefit of the Home. This year, this noble pastor and great church will do its duty. N. Paw Bap is State Convention somit the war us Hom and an re- diction of every note dous is well. Chairman McNeal, with mothers of the board, should be given a vote of thanks for their attentions during the storm of at home to stand by their post of duty and be able to meet you here our report saying, "All is well" Kay (all) would we remember the abstention and diligent efforts of McNeal in securing an appropriation of the funds for the Home. Three choices for this earnest Hom in These are precious things. When the wife of these husbands and electors for these things must not be God will in all things. The great and the vital things of the day are precious things punishment, to God as the loots men will all no stumble. The important movement is a fatal save sweeping this country. A movement for better govern- ment, better homes, better men and women. In no uncertain voice should we be held in favor of Christian temperature and in condemnation of those who worship at the shrine of intemportance, vice and immorality. The divorce evil is another giant mistake that is becoming more alarming every day. Racists is threatened the quality of homes is known weaker, divorces are too numerous the Christian church should cry down this evil. The ordinance of marriage must be considered more urgent and not entered into lightly. TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, OCT.20, 1911 To get all of this worthless class training of his head, righteous teach- ing of his heart, skillful manipulation with the best whites and enforce the tion of his hands, and he will not no vagrancy law Again let the better apology for his promotion, but he class of negroes draw the line be will gladden the world with the slight twen- those who are a lifesupporting of his banner planted upon tha military and irreverently Our own are grinding out divorce by lay soon will the civilized world look upon America as a nation of liberties and immoral hopes. But its inefficient Methodist priest was retarded to obdolate at the wedding of the wealthy John Jacob Aaron, deserves a place in history with Daniel who dared to do the right. Ten thousand dollars as the marriage fee did not凑 this breach, his conviction of a great total debt was worth more to him than silver or gold, than fame or honor. The Christian church and the Gospel ministry to check this useful tide of multiplicity of divorces will have to rose up and declare "Handes off." From the very day that the Prince of Prussia make his advent and now there have been wars and muzzles of war" Nations against nations, and brother against brother. You have caught the spirit of the Prince of Prussia and amidst the din in war and clash of arms, has gone upon his mission of peace. It was pro, he has said that the lamb and lion shall lie down together" that swords will be beaten into ploughshoes and spears into pruning hoots, and nations learn war no more" in those last days, in has left no stone unturned in his efforts to help about peace. There will be a day of universal notice. Victor Hugo, the greatest of Frenchmen in his "Les Misérables," a classical eloquent and language most beautiful, writes of this universal peace movement as follows: A day will come when the only battlefield will be market open to commerce, and the mind opening to new ideas. A day will come when ballots and bomb shells will be replaced by votes, by the universal surface of nations, by arbitration of a world in south, which will be to Europe what the parliament is to England, the diet to Germany, the legislative assembly to France. A day will come when a common ball will be exhibited in public museums just is an instrument of fortune is now, and the people will be astonished how such a thing could have been. A day will come when those to immense groups, the United States of America and the United States of Europe shall be seen extending the hand of fellowship across the ocean, of hanging their products, their industry, their businesses, coating the earth, popping the deserts, improving the condition under the oceans of the Creator and nurturing for the good of all those two indefeatable and untouched powers, the tranquility common and the power of God. The Future Hope of the Negro Mind has been said from this question The nature of stray of the black mind is in the hands of each individual member of the race. The negro must no longer cry and expect sympathy by pleading that he is a down- sider of race. The poverty story will not win We must work it we would win work while it is day. Although it has been less than 50 years ago since the black man school off the shackles and walked out into the mudfield of freedom, yet in the race of life it is as impatient upon him as well as other to "turn it he would reach the soil He has not time to debate the question of his color and previous condition he must press forward, for in the mind of life it always is achieved there is no building, no leasuring, no constellation, it is on and on for his life. While it is a real fact that he is an antedilion of the old, he is bent in much of the indian or all new amour, the young man is not the industrial one and lawman, we want to no excuse for the of national leaders who him are the street writer, pool room manager, tennis show and leasuring, don If I a problem as to work to do with this class of negatives some have advocated wagon and floats to haul them away from the cities to the country to be dumped on the farms but I fear this would be a failure they would only be a monarch to the farm The most contemptible wretch on earth or in hell is the negro man who would rob woman of her good name and then degrade and slander her. Black women, arise and shine, and as beacon lights for the home, church and God. Women is the greatest force in all the world. She is the salt of human investment and the bulwark of nations, she is the queen of earth and her refining process of a home curated is the man who would despoil her salt name. The late Ingersoll has well said it takes a hundred men to make an impostment, but one woman can make a home I not only admire woman as the most beautiful object ever created, but reference hotst the reeling glory of humanity, the means of all the virtues, the judges of all perfect qualities of heart and heart. It is not just and right to lay the sins of men at the feet of women It is that women are so much greater than man that their faults are considered greater. A man's desire is the foundation of his love, but a woman's desire is born of her love. The one thing in this world that is content, the one peak that rises above all clouds, the one window in which the light forever burns, the one star that darkness cannot quench, is woman's love. It rises to the greatest height, is linked to the lowest depths. It gives the most cruel injuries. It is potential of life and grows in every limit. Not in coldness nor neglect, hardness is not only can extinguish it. A woman's love is the perfume of the heart. This is the real love that subdues the earth, the love that has wrought all miracles of art, that gives us music all the way from the cradle to the grand closing symphony that bears the soul away on wings of fire. A love that is greater than power, sweeter than life and stronger than death." The future hope of the nugro is assured. Properly educate him and he can be united and will have that keen sense of appreciation of womanhood, manhood, and every other thing that is unnobling of man. The burning question is the proper education of the negro. During the dark days of slavery when ignorance reigned supreme the stupidity of the sounds and noans of the negro, which were the result of his unnatural spiritual nature gave rise to a certain school of philosophers who thought that the negro was an emotional being and could only be educated on the subject of the negro. Still other students in the negro had found the golden flame of teaching of the negro is a peculiar being and are anxious to educate along poor far lines. All others are inclined that In one of my ideal is a complete failure and his only hope to be successful is to merge him into another race. But as Cromwell said to the artist when he wanted to paint him so as to disguise the waits on his face, "Paint me as I am" (So sa) I for the noun, the proper education for his development as a race is the highest training of his head, righteous teaching of his heart, skillful manipulation of his hands, and he will not no 1 H. JOHN E. LEWIS, B. S. Bapt. State Convention to of name and his character and to of character of the name and all and influence, the civil service and the best labor of heart heart and soul his religion should be perified and holiness and chastity of his life permanently established. I'm outraged with the progress of the future, the black man must con- tinue his efforts calling upon every principle of manhood when him until he shall stand in all the fullness of developed Christian charac- tacle, the acknowledged peer or at, man. Last September it was my pleasure to visit the famous 'Tivoli Circle of New Orleans. Standing there, I gazed upon the bronzeed statue of the renowned Confederate General Lee for the first time. I caught the travision of the Wm Cable in his excellent article on the Silent South when matchless doqueno he describes this bronzeed statue, the ideal of the entire South—the says in Tivoli Circle New Orleans from the center and apex of its green flowery mound, in immense column of pure white marble risers in the fair unnrowing majesty of Grecian proportions high up above the city's house-tops into the dazzling sunshine and troglodyte gales of the Delta. On its dizzy tops stands the bronze figure of one of the world's greatest captain. He is alone. Not one of his mighty battensata scans behind, be he or below him. His arms are tabled on that breast that never knew root and his colm, dauntless grate meets the mounting on us it is, like the new prosperity of the land he loved so masterly, above the far distant battlefields where seven or thousands of his gravy veterans lie in the sleep of fallen heroes. Indians and genthmen, so the Afro- American stands today with no loath- ing, no well defined or idleness a toll of the past, a past too crowded with unpleasant memories prescribed, standard maligned and hated, har- red out from entering into the same timum situation of the literals and industrial triumph assured of no couss to no tithe, save that whose king is feiowith and whose stepthe in rightcommerce. Thirty years and more have come and come, he has seen the friends of human hearts with real one by one to their fathers, he has heard their voices die and worked who should fill their places. If they can be filled and now he takes the unmolded paths of the future, full of hope and reliance upon his inherent qualities of hummood, ready to grapple with the storm duties that come to enlighten manhood, confronted with problems which tax the mental armament of the profoundest philosophers, but NUMBER 42 less than a century ago it would have been a grand scene to have stood on the Alps and behold a little native station commanding since the days of Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte standing at the head of and well equipped troops march with still and determined look on the assumption of Prussia but its purposes were wrong and now the burden from omnipotent madness of our age but friends on us stood upon the highest peaks on the time of this great republic: we behold an army larger in number, more evolved in purpose, marching to certain victory with a loftiness of purpose that challenges defeat and a determination of spirit that laughs at every dubility. It is an army of more than ten million black men. The first wing of this great army passes by, led on by that profound thinker and crudite scholar, that intellectual knight orrant of literary chivalry out own Prof W. H. Dubois. the other wing passes by—larger in number, led on by the dextrous leader, sake and diplomat, the latter-day savior of his people—Booker T. Washington. Then coming up from the rear a number still larger than they all will be those trained in the Church schools under the leadership of those self-sacrificing men who caught the spirit of the lamented sainted Wm. J. Simmons, Chas. Punce, Dunblin, Payne and John C. Pike. However furious as these edu- cators may appear to be, however dark may be the glass through which we now see, after awhile, we shall see eve to eye and face to face Under the first leader the future is glorious, our brother our brother in black shall stand side by side with his brother in white, side by side in financial strength, intellectual development and moral purity Under Boothker T Washington the black army shall handle the plow, the trimmer and the plane with a skill and strength equal to the white. Hurries under cows. Locks will be equally as productive as those under straight rows. They will crowd the pestless bushes of the broad lakes with their white winked messengers of common pasture rich bloomed steel trees and manning stool, and their golden wheat white capped cotton and nutritious, the will wive in their own fertile valleys. Under these Christian teachers with schools like K. 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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SHAWNEE COUNTY, KANSAS. In the matter of William Osborn, a person adjudged to be insane. STATE OF KANSAS. COUNTY OF SHAWNEE. Creditors and all other persons interested are hereby notified that the undersigned was, on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1911, duly appointed guardian of the personal estate of William Osborn, who was, on the 23d day of September, 1911, in the Probate Court of Shawnee County, Kansas, adjudged to be an insane person; that I have qualified as such guardian and am now managing the estate and affairs of the said William Osborn. Dated at Topeka, Kansas, this 30th day of September, A. D. 1911. To be published two weeks. First published Oct. 6, 1911. FROM THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM. 2. She maketh me to lie down behind the led when swell company comes, and she leadeth me behind her up Main street 3. She restoreth my pocketlook after she has spent all of its contents for bubble skirts and theater tickets, and she leadeth me up the main alse at church for her new hat's sake. 1. You though I walk more than half the night through dark rooms with a crying baby, I will get no rest for she is behind me, her broomstick and her hatin they do anything but comfort me 5. She prepareth a cold snack for me, then makeeth a bee line for an Aid Society supper. She anointeth my head with the rolling pin occasionally. My arms runneth over with bundles before she is half done with her shopping. 6. Surely her dressmaker's and millinery bills shall follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of my wife for ever.—Urich Herald. Best Place to Live? South ee, Okla., THE HEART OF THE ias Fields Town Company, MUSKOGE, OKLAHOMA Some Place One good Flour as Famous" --- Official Directory of Kansas Masons Giving Names and Addresses of Masters and Secretaries of Subordinate Lodges ROSTER OF GRAND OFFICERS. It May Readily Turn the Thermometer Into a Fibber. THE BOILING WATER POINT. On the Scale This Is Marked at 212 Degrees, but Under Certain Conditions It May Be Several Hundred Degrees—The Critical Temperature. On an ordinary Lahrenheit thermometer there is written opposite 212 degrees "Bolling point of water" and opposite 32 degrees "Freezing point of water." Neither of these is correct except for a certain condition of the atmosphere, and that is when it gives on the barometer about thirty inches, or fifteen pounds pressure to the square inch. This is the ordinary pressure at what is known as sea level and to this all thermometers are calibrated in a mountainous region the pressure is hardly ever so much as fifteen pounds, and water boils at sometimes as low as 200 degrees. If water is boiled in a diving bell where the pressure is forty or fifty pounds a square inch, its temperature will be seven hundred degrees in stead of 212. If water is boiling in a near vacuum the temperature is so small that the hand thirst into the water would actually feel cold. What has been said about the boiling point applies to some extent to the freezing point, but here it differs for different materials, where the marks about the boiling point of water apply to the boiling points of all liquids. Some substances when they freeze become larger, while others become smaller or this depends the freezing point at different pressures of atmosphere. Water expands on freezing; so do type metal and some other things. All other substances become smaller on freezing. Water pipes burst when the water freezes. Coins of gold and silver are stamped instead of being molded, for the metals grow smaller on freezing or solidifying, and consequent by the coin would be wobbly. It has been found that the things that expand on solidifying, as water, freeze at a lower temperature when the pressure is increased, while the others freeze at a higher. When a substance that expands freezes under higher pressure than usual it has to exert more force to show the pressure away, and consequently has to use up more of its heat energy, thus losing more heat and becoming colder. Take the substance that contracts when it solidifies. The pressure will help it to get smaller, and consequently the greater the pressure the less bent it has to lose on attaining the solid state, so it will freeze at higher temperature. If the pressure is great enough it may freeze or solidify at a thousand degrees temperature, which is high enough to change most substances to vapor under ordinary atmospheric pressure. This is one of the reasons advanced to prove that the interior of the earth is solid, for the assumption is that the core is made up of substances that contract when freezing, and there is of course, an atom is pressed to few hundred of units below the surface. In regard to the cooling points of liquid, there is an upper limit to the point at which it has lost that is, changes to the state of vapor. It is called the critical temperature. No matter how great a pressure exists on a substance, if it is at a temperature greater than its critical it will lagge to vapor anyhow. The ignorance of this point led back the making of liquefied gases—such as air, carbon dioxide, etc.—for many years. The experimenters tried to liquefy gases at ordinary temperatures by continuous pressures, whereas if they had just cooled the gases below their critical temperatures before applying the pressure liquefaction would have caused immediately. This is the method employed today in making liquid air. The air is compressed at first and then allowed to issue from a small orifice, thus ex-panding and cooling, is then pumped back and compressed by the pump allowed to go through the orifice again, thus cooling still more until last it is below the critical temperature, when the compression caused by the pump liquefies it - Lawrence Hedges in 1916, go Pressed Here. In Troll'e. The Simple Answer A rocky man at a lunchroom sold of a well known sufferer The nec in a great deal, but some of her husband not quite fair A husband her husband Who an allowance In may when What the does your answer get up? London Answers Pay what you owe, and you'll know what you own—Franklin. 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Bell East 2671 In the District Court of Shawnee County Kansas Mary Watkins, Plaintiff vs. Bert Watkins, Defendant No. 26,882. NOTICE To the above named defendants: You will hereby take notice that you have been sent to the above entitled court and court, that the petition herein was filed on the 21 day of September; 1911 that said action is for a divorce; that you must answer and petition on or before the 20th day of October 1911 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment tendered accordingly, divorcing and plaintiff from you and setting aside and holding for naught the bonds of matrimony in writing between you, for costs and all other proper relief. M. F JAYCOCK (NM) A one r Plum II At cate R L. HAMAS Creek of the Dixie Court. By Jesse Dupay Fri Publ. 4th & 9th Write for sample pages, full page diagrams, etc. If some this paper and we will send free a set of Focket Maps G. & C. Nerian Co. Springfield, Mass. 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Attend book店 241, Fountain, Houston. Eat and Rest At S. W. Jones' Restaurant when you visit Colleyville. A clean, up-to-date place where you can be served in comfort. 501 UNION AVENUE. Miss Amanda Christian, aged 19, committed suicide here on the 15th, at 11 a.m. by drinking carbolic acid on the streets. After drinking she walked about 45 yards, when she fell and was carried into the house of Mrs Laura Lee. A note was in her stacking, which read in part: "When those who have been taken for a friend afterwards prove false there is no more enjoyment in this world. Friends! Friends, like diamonds, are hard to find. Rather than face the shame I would rather be in hell. Amanda." Burial took place on the 16th. A mother, father, and several sisters and brothers survive her. The rally at St John closed on the 15th, with several visitors from Mineral, Cherokee, Yale and Pittsburg. It was a success both spiritually and financially, more than $50 being raised. The church has been invited to a rally at Cherokee on the 29th. We learn by the papers that Jack Johnson, formerly of this place but later of Independenes, who killed a man last March, was captured in Illinois In the last 10 or 12 years this is the second man he has bee accused of killing. D L Borders has movad his house three-quarters of a mile nearer to town and right on the car line. ·John Shaw will start his mines up in a few days. Leave coal orders with D L Borders. J C. G. & C. mines started up on the 16th; miners are wanted. JUNCTION CITY NEWS. Ladies' Progressive Reading and Art club had a very successful meeting with Miss Burnside. Mrs Holmes not being present the hostess very pleasantly filled her place on the program. Life works of Dunbar was well rendered by Mrs Chas Dade. Mrs G Small gave a fine paper on the treatment of windows, ceilings and floors; and many good points were learned from "How to Beautify our Homet. The next meeting will be with Mrs Chas Dode, October 26. ARCHISON, KAN. Miss Emma Matthews spent Sunday in St. Joe with relatives. Mrs Mayme Minns of Daluth, is visiting her parents, Nelson Hum and wife, on Mound street. The Safflower Art club met on Tuesday with Desiree Payne on Nesouth. There was a large at the house and a pleasant afternoon visit. After business daily rehearsals were served by the custodian, assisted by Mrs Perre Alm. Aljourned to meet Monday next with Mrs Funny Whitley. Mrs Bertha Smith accompanied her sister, Mrs Dora Sawyers, to Kansas City, to remain for several weeks. Mrs W H Hudson was summoned to Canada last work by the ill-health of her father. Dr Hudson accompanied her far as Kansas City. Robert Fisher in seriously ill at home on M Street. Perry Allen and wife spent last Monday in Kansas City shopping. The Mite Missionary society will meet Thursday with Mrs M K Glover on South Sixth street. The Sewing circle of the church met Tuesday with Mrs Alex Deny. Many members attended and a good nice ing resulted Lucien Caldwell of Kansas City, a temdele the funeral of And. Mc. Drewell at week Mrs Kate Foster was hostess for the Carnation Art club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Geo Allen was able to wor- ship at a m church Sunday, after being confined to her home since last February. D W W Caldwell spent Monday with friends in Emporia. Miss Otto Ounley returned last week from a visit in Omaha, with relatives. The collector will call upon you soon. Be prepared. SPECIAL OFFER NO.1. 4 Full quarts Oakland Club Whiskey, extra fine..... $ 3,25 2 Quarts Golden Pilsener Beer, the best beer made, which would cost you at least at your home..... 50 In One Box, Express Prepaid, $3. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 2. Covington Club Whiskey..... Port Wine..... In Pilsener Beer.... SPECIAL OFFER NO. 2. 4 Full quarts Covington Club Whiskey..... $ 4.00 2 Full quarts Port Wine..... 1.00 2 Quarts Golden Pilsener Beer..... .50 $5.50 In One Box, Express Prepaid, $4. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 3. Old Topeka Club ..... Golden Belle, Bottled in Bond..... On Pulsner Beer.... SPECIAL OFFER NO. 3. 1 Full quarts Old Topeka Club ..... $ 5.00 1 Full quart Golden Belle, Bottled in Bond..... 1.75 3 Quarts Golden Pilsener Beer..... .75 $7.50 In One Box, Express Prepaid, $5. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 4. Old Topeka Club..... Golden Belle, Bottled in Bond..... Port Wine, fine quality..... Brandy..... Pot Brandy..... Berry Brandy, extra fine..... Pulsener Beer.... SPECIAL OFFER NO. 4. 4 Full quarts Old Topeka Club..... $ 5.00 1 Full quart Golden Belle, Bottled in Bond..... 1.75 2 Full quarts Port Wine, fine quality..... 1.90 1 Quart Peach Brandy..... .75 1 Quart Apricot Brandy..... .75 1 Quart Blackberry Brandy, extra fine..... .75 2 Quarts Golden Pilsener Beer..... .50 In One Box, Express Prepaid, $6.75. SPECIAL OFFER NO 5. Pilsener Beer—the finest flavored bea as or 36 pints. Id Topeka Club. SPECIAL OFFER NO 5. 1 Case Golden Pilsener Beer—the finest flavored beer made; 24 quarts or 36 pints..... 3.75 1 Full quart Old Topeka Club..... 1.25 F. O. B. Kansas City, $400. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 6. in quarts, Golden Pilsener..... Topeka Club.... SPECIAL OFFER NO. 6. 1 Cask, 6 dozen quarts, Golden Pilsener.....$ 9.50 2 Quarts Old Topeka Club.....2.50 F. O. B. Kansas City, $9.50. your old friend. Dr. E. S. Lee, form under his PERSONAL ATTENTION. price lists. Remember, your old friend. Dr. E. S. Lee, formerly of Topeka, gives your order his PERSONAL ATTENTION. Write for price lists. THE MAGIC IS THE WORLD LARGER THAN IT IS THE STEEL HEATING HAT THE MAGIC SHAMPOO DRIER AND HAIR STRAIGHTENER MAILED AND OFFERED US LADIES LOOK! Every lady can have a beautiful and luxurious head of hair if she uses a Magic. After a shampoo or bath the Magic dries the hair, removing the dandruff, and it will straighten the curliest head of hair. The Magic will not burn or injure the hair, because the comb is never heated. The steel boiling bar which boasts the hair, is also, but into the flame of the alcohol or gas heater. The Aluminum Comb is easily detached from the heating bar, then, after the bar is heated the comb goes back into place and is held by a turn of the handle. The Magic Heater is also suitable for curling irons, has a cover and can be carried in a handbag. I'll with alcohol and light here. Magic Shampoo Drier $1.00. Magic Alcohol Heater $0.50. Liberal terms to agents. Write for literature today. Magic Shampoo Drier Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota. OWEN MOORE "It Leaves No Sting Behind" Joel B. Frazier "Every Swallow Makes a Friends" Four Full Quarts Express Prepaid $3.50 Express Prepaid $4.50 You cannot buy good whiskey for less You cannot buy better whis- key at any price Write For Complete Price List Moore and Alexander, Mail Order Department. Box 433 101 Garrison Ave., : Fort SmithArk., Kaw Velley Mince Mcat Is luscious with choice meats, pure sweet cider, spices and fruits. Kaw Valley Mince Meat is heavy or soggy and does not cause stomach distress as is in the common idea of most mince meats. Order some today along with O. K. Lard and you will be surprised at the delicious, pie you can make with these two ingredients. The crust will be crisp and brittle—the filling juicy and delicious. All good markets and grocers handle Kaw Valley Mince Meats. The Chas. Wolff Packing Co., TOPEKA i a - ? . 3 The Topeka Plaindealer| dy., 1s the guest of her sister, SPRINGFIELD MO, iottial epools were chtietened on CORNSTALK Cit “SSE. ea = = ie eee cee ees ez eirs Frank Saith. The how table heme of Mrs Eliza] this ovcasion. | ae t —— 4 abvextisinu natn ree Moning = G UO. G.9 willpive ass [Rmmons on Sherman atreet. war} Uceton chapel) am ty amembnin Grok Ont REO Eir Gell (F You Let! 3 “ } aes A te 18 &66 F PRR INCI, Chal thursday tt thet hah. Urner yoo he WM apd Tiare preparing for there sew mites yao emit at Wal We ROW Lo arm and <i. CD Te ; re cubof which phe ft a mewher. | ter, Whe'ts tiuw tt thy city. atolk theade i ftequerty hat pwns Chat —_—-- 3 as WASNAMARES ONT Atroll ca linembure nswered th Mies Eda Welee, 4 vradmate of @ large per ten? die fem vat a a BURN BA LON AD ES ® : tulter , \ a Mia “Cent i cnueg Adi thee trombies are rtas eb { teeter UWrid . sive BH Lacey, one of the 5 ung sprotattone from Com Monre, veo Teacain Hogh Utd, departed ter soa ita c y tenas athe ath alert + Qa araen Gia Monts $%) mintd ais .¢ SAL Gill utinliercudubsathuraash lanes Wary Beever aed DoS Sane Geta cottage Thee brother Ros dn pone we tera be ds where tere — _ EP ree hoot the Ly tell ct vidaty, et eC enn Eat oand veeonl beet Tes coc te making goobat Lane lu din ds ase ond peecah af @ane stale tan 7 a ee a Haptet imnntster, decreed that le, tle by Mie tt te. Retert Wut Inthe fall an andy ftost wilt nt tines BOUXKSHLLE FOR MOTHER. Bureved ab ane ae ecutney ot Fopemeas 0 wae an the ron, ies et (ules pesk tle by Mee ToGo ye tthe Rebort Walks nil wafe une evelop a the Keith a domly pols a ST tate : VFONR S : TOT ie Cree Ande we woe vie dee Og mcd prsilcy de well ae fydrocsante achi whit hala the ot! Any Boy Handy nt Crrpentering Cor PRIMAL. OL 2 has peed thee Ucthodit curren. | Wealines He tohns nant Anny beelthlron ial in ay vary few salnutes after ost Do Wand Wait For Christmas ALO fava Mes BH Bacoy isin repeka | stevens comity ete tela ace be It, saya He Wand Agrkatural Jn almost every bea el yrs there bs SSS esse . aa . + ° collene fore one whe te ob tidy With tee SEMPLE MITT Ae: visiting her tuotner tnd syste, hear atut Hot bag pleom ati BePunn, Kas, a “Tn the fat sour or two sutne of oot enya the Miicriin Agila tues? W J Share of Eekndge, wis the quest Sunday evening 0. M Wallace ard family, leaving for Topeka Tueed ty tac rniig Quite a crowd from here were in Paxico to hear Key Wileon s farewell sermon Mrs Flota Brad! y was ort ¢ Sich f3t, butt around ay an, Spence sunpson ef Alma wis visiting him ta ghters Haturday, returning howe the next day WICHITA, KAKE. Mesdanie: Sarah Heeatie anc UE MeGraw 01 UW athorford, Ok! are now viet rs tn the city Miss Pre cca cldt contin Nes quite wiat ak home Niss bab tea cf Wellington Migited ut’ its cara week. Mr B sites Foe heed quite Hi for the fai low weeks Miss Abe WE to adntchine SOD, Wasa Vator ia Ue city last week, attcrdirg the carn. Mrs Goo Payne was na Vistter from Newt nen Jast rhursday GLaAclub will mect tnesday aftercoon of neat Weck with Mis GW White Mrs Lee atuderson of ropeka, jaa visitor in the city. John Gubert of Chicago, is sisiting here with his parents Mrs Sarah Reuder is visting in Paeblo, Colorado. Mrs Amanda Dixon lelt for an extended visitin Los Angeles. Mrs I J Porter and chitdren left for a visit in Gahfornia, The members of the T U club were Ccightiully entertained on Jast thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs D McAdams After business an chiborate luncheon was served The dining table was beautitully arranger suggess tive of Hallowe'en, with place caids ted om the chia colors white and yellow, and cat flow ers arranged in 1 pumehir cen- ter piece Club guests were, Mrs Albert Thetaas and Ssos L Covinglon Nest weefme nest ahursday with Mies 'E Brown Hoa WN Mpler ore! the Wichita Scarchligat, ott raey at Lawand virary puoi Ie tat histo or Vey hoor, dunddy morin O oat obo the pest fourteen so. be td been a hurd, cont. woanes, closely upplyipg camelf te bas buane s) Ho wiva 37nd degree Masa, Chiet Meator of the Te bortan temple No vt Vuncral service Was held at the AMIE church, of which he was a daith fal member. Lancral ecrnmun was preached by Key CA Wile liams, pastor, and was largely attended and thue were many beautiful oral offerings. He leaves a wife, m.ther, brother and other relatives to mourn hus loss from our a nist W. A. Betts of Manito: Col, is in our city this week. Quite a number of sisstors from Hutchinson, Newton and other points visited in the city Jast'week during the caroival. ABILENE, KANS Elias Willams of Satins, was the guest of Miss Freda smith od best Sunday. Mrs M Gibson sod Miss Tillie Warder have returned from a trip to Lawrenoe, where they at- ended the state convention. Mra Miller \iele is on sick Jist; also, Father Mastin. Mrs. Smith of Hopkigsville, a 5 74 vf hy . s-onestreet @ Gaine: 4 Weary on tye t “]] Hines af Undortskine Gon : nthe Sata. We vou 1° = . ee Undertakers and Embalmers. 636 Quincy Toprka, Kansas OO 3 a | Reuter’s Shoe Repairing Faciory 910 Kansas Ave. The Oldest, Largest and Best Arranged Stce Repair Concernia The West B. J. Skalicky B. J. Skalicky SUES 2S. Ll REE Meats and Vegetables Ve beet aban ceahl Moan Warkss oa OTMU LG RE VERO AN Your Pb at on tb opteretea 210 East 6th St., Ohmuleve, Olita . - Naaant . BGOM-M At Mrs. Carrie E, Shad a Ashworth 306 fachson $4. centrally lecated, block west of Post Offer neat, dean and tasty, Bell phone 2751. ¥ Oia iy VJ hee! of Ne) ‘takes Photograph that louk like you Nothing Cheap. but the Price at the Old Stand 121 KANSAAS AVE University Courses. Advantages. . Claaaloat, College, Preparatory, Ner- wal, Beb-Nermal, Musies! (Inetre- Splendid Location, Healthfw! wenta} sad Vocal, inclading Piano, Climate, Goud Inffuences ané wgan ond larmosy), Drawing (Flee =Thorongh Teasbers. ‘rts sad Mechanleal), Carpentry, Pristing and Book Rimdiag, Basiness Soures, Stomogrephy oad Typowrh- Information. tag, Tateving, Dressmeking cad Plain Beeline Cooking, Loudeving, For Terms, Prices and ¥: ree outa, ducements Offered, write Bel Wee; 1423. Residence, Bell Weet 15. ¥, . @ PROF. H. S. KEALING, President. Quindaro, Kansas | Sy., 1s the guest of her sister, alts Frank Smith. G U.0.G.9 willrive aso etal thursday at thet hah. WAUNNAMARLPE: ONT BH Lacey, one of the 5 ung fet al out Cvdety. whe nas boon a foptet minister, decreed that he wag an the wrong place acd fas peimed tee Methodit cures, Mes BD Eacoy isin repeks, vesting her notmer ond sister, who are sich. Rev f. F Byron, poetor of the CME ehnech left ‘waaday night to attend conference at Sedalia, ott Bother Uuret and Mire Vrame of Wiebita tre vie ting sr the cts. Ihe ralty tor ¢ SE churee wes a decal d enseese, ehout $2-§ beingraied Ccmplin ente code the fadtes fer ther good work, FORSperdaa has accept a pusitien ia the Electrie barber Shop arb Jovi crese fie wilt reovedi do ast here oan SPRINGFIELD MO, The hos tiable heme of Mrs Ely: Stommona on Sherman eireet. wa Uren yoo he WOM ard I cubof which phe ft a menher. Atroll ca lincnabers nswered tb qyrotattone from Com Moore, Yue flames Wary kesver aed DOS Sant agevtig HE st and vee ond best Ue < Aten oy sk t te by Mae Th Co ye Man Crna Ande we wae vasiint Mealines se dohne anand Ann Stovens, combttes, rete tel a ace Mean atul Bat ubug ple. «tia Mie Jolanon in bell of the clth prev ted te the retastug preaiwert Mra ED ooper ae an appreeation efher long and falohtit aeye see Phe secipient rea ated tee glen. ing way, Me ce ob eae a of the Jionewe, siete rend cv ge Tao mechs dere cule im te cih Mea ifatte Avro on be an cy author, Dan Sl eee Rey Brange a rit ate ate ane fine hae ce a ta eis of Htheat cbitpel, wis leave fot a now | Te ed “re Aitle te club tre Thareday wtih doh Piwasie, “Tier nphshr ocmts hawak Howie Voedte heer rom whe | ble ke a phous nts aa ¥ hoe gn sted Laver} iottial epools were chtietened on this ovcimon. | Berton chapel) am ety member are preparing for there sew munis. ter, whe ia tiuw it thu city. Mies Kedira Welee, 4 vradmate of Teacoin Hoh 1, departed tor oe beta cottage The brother Ros coute making goobiat bare ta da eiite Rebert Welke nud wafe ine elem OV gg tC prsitey de wali a heel thbren BRPULE. KAS. | Rhey Cuca vied ot bbs sietar on Kansas tty Saturday vad sands. § thal Phompeon as visiting af | White Church Mee Uattie Rachie, of Kane Citys vimvted der mother, Mrs Rha. [de spiel Hise lant week aoe Bailey te in Leavenacrnth | Mra J ROG Potter attended ue Steck Show ama viewed hor om ther in Kaceas City, Satutday Premnie futner wom eutdrom Ki wig tly past wech xecing fives Doorta Parker ie en the wich diet Wo iosmith, who trie born on tie Vieation the past tacks, seu ot tohte pli a whe Pablo. Dane ry is teanman ity, 1, iailiver Lhomrsan and Txanty ateoded church at Zoi, Sundes. Broee Thompson epent Satur day in kuecrs shopprg, SM Walker wou Konsa city en Dredness Raa tay John Barrell «tein Kauss etty aod (Quinte o sean trticpds the ovher ay Mee Rooda s,ract epete Sand 5 With Green Rach ateleon ard wate, a hip Oe EMPORIA. KANS Oieol the awellat danves eve govenin Emporia wos held Get. 10 | b twoof ur Iealing woviety buys, W oP Bell and °C o.ade, at Anu ly 'Eallone of the beet in the etale pAfter davcing balf of the arght, about 20 to 25 eoup'ey went to the Uaivey House for the bingnet giv b7 the sime young men, Roy Vevaur acted aa toast macer, and from the Tall ths gucate went thet way home, | Mr. Glass, Sr, paesid through ithe city list weak en toute to his {tome in Eehridge, froma visit. to this eon in Parsons. 1 bey Nechols of the cork chureb fa sestal hy Evangelist Adame of yterrks Douava vievieat dust San fare, Le bot hae movet bie fauedy ite wig dylwan tied. Ute one wile maiw at the same plice "Prank aed bala and otdey attend: ebths Urhet of Palss parige wi Witte L ott yield oye Sisd vom hep ha tis Brehae wontte Ware ny plas werk wouie as relviwes ard shoe featur te irwstef Pty ten any Ct qekiwromp aa f Bare MMT ss vs i weeks is ms Wana we shee Ue Oe. pe aity att Fr whee. sit pete WICH anterior, abcm ames \ Duttains,f! Hf aad vot & od, sete stiemdel the stute le macnton at Top he list week. , Miss Ace da Ganplet] Iie retured fro Kaiess cit. where ene vetted rebstives dnaing tre parade | The Tateriy ® cuty ef vuex Maren reorzaeized Inet acch, res e'etins Kay Evans gercontent ad Ul sob Koders da mecratary, Invitations nave been reeved ta the ec ty aunouncipg the approach. ing warnage of George EK Rodgers, formerly of thie place, ant RMlew Lulu Blackwell of Sreng uty, HU, Com) bell ayended the state convention iu “Topeka lact week, | Archie Kiok left our cfly rev ents; ly tur Coffeyville t¢ eter #100), Movs Ollic Collyer bew rec from a viat.n Winfeld, | When in Boley call at The Cree. lernt Cafe, Boley, Chtaboma's Gret. [sJava plave to go and get a goud meal. The propretor, Mr, Goud {ry is an old restacrant man whe |cau BUX the beat cieal in the csty ig Boley —oyatera in a}! styles. | WANTED—s position as eieoog tapher or boukkerper Wr.te, to OSCAR H. MAKIIN, Maple Hill, Kauese, CORNSTALK CISTASE. “Leck Out For Yeur Cattu of You Let Them Fun In Fie css When catth a ewed tv ran fa atolk thicket frequer ty hug pwns Chast @ large per ote die fom via a conus Adi We tronbits are rias et Moder Wee) tts 0 tue adh dieens Th pone we tera de de where tee Is Ase oond prevail af @ane stak tan fn the fall an ecards frost wilh ie tines develop Sa the esate a demtly pols ue hsdrocsanie ach whit hla the ot! fool ina very few salnutes after est Ing My says te Ina Ugrlcutural collepe In the Diet secon two seme of ert state eNportinent stetiets hive tees fnvedtigutiug sewer taelds owl ft ween to ttle Cote oondy cattery bo horsct as well Phese imeide prow a7 te abnedinthy npn cernstubs, sifntfa avd other firmware Tin osetia A gree numer eC an may has be op traced Gitcatly to the ford ag of sah afetad fod bev erate Phen mold, however gest have a eeib Amount Of mnoieime fer thelr ptew te and It hve been evar that when the feeds have deen property harve ted fed sheltered ne teuble hae reeamntet Ooty dn nrttetais ogpesal ts tte weather, avewing the developer t of thew loner fom cf phint Wie bs eetlous trontle ten found Th the incatient of these tm hues fathing retitie vier he paven, as die ense WH i) coaee on oo theut ars warily sutite cal dies seater ty Mutoot bet or. fa te carted by nrowin * ye vty owt Braun of ve fot “tas stb field a few bh sohe Tete Deceaware toa; , pete wot shonubl se. at whas ' at other: . from ¢ re. alt at HOW TO 0 GG Fx? Eary Woy to Frc Yates ard t to Ke nth Ghee on Maar u wiltte gar sy inet food ative, Me pte To fie on efuppad tym croort or asda ree She one she + Cr a ordinit thas trent ff thee 4 yon ei ite has amd hire ou taloat te top, 40 OB tO SME ouverte to pefthe tae ak tke TUAW Wien WN ‘Ally y LSS Thu / 4 , 4 = \ — ————— fee S10 z= wet Food rtulscTINe TROPA When pouting the switl into the trough the gate is swing inward and held in Pace by the fasterer shown = When the trough i+ fnil the gate In swung yack and fastemd ‘Tle trough teclf is made of Lease uiitenint tnd pee ure Ty fastened bey a state rt ewh ad, which wlee prevents the bag from get ting Joto the cl when the gate Is asune Opes fod Maree Steniant. The dete . tes ha bas oer for Petes de ce dt there poy ko Des This an fa. ate Paty seury od Cal Raw never been huewn te fa bat ene fourth treeane hott peehel ined t,h water tos oat Pye, gut wy te en pallfuls, ac ode te es ve Lede TF fitout pet nae eae tt fe fe thor .") wat tore toes uptodr snd sp eedbrlane 2 of oe fo ty dry Mer tre w tb te ae as sell ani pe te ve and one tia * othe eet Petu wrt tee payunys 4 wt am The es e ¢ be S MAKT PT eett f The fo a hts pt te ts avcirane fat oorreim tly to four po.r They aos walsh from to em po to, Th avcsage hen Inmeg aye yi we fikoeags a year She cid lee + a Veen a yoar There gaune “ tan be made by carafut acketion % $ and Lreccing, “e % Do mot hill tha taying ten, Weed out tho nomprocucers, } 5 GP ee a ee ae ae ee ae ee ee ee. Live Stock Notes, Ensilage mis be fod to sheep, La foots cre better and anger Every quiudray aden the place cares hie ealt, but dees ie always per it? The teat way te be sure af benthic shecp Js to give them god feed and the best care seu ean Pick out the tert laste fis the fleck fo keep of cise ty one of aoe eur cessful briedir of sluep, Because theep huve wart cots it does not follow that they cam be ex Posed to wet and sterns The colt whoukl early te taught 1be Wee of the halter and amude to know that bis master J¢ hile fricad Five minutes’ werk with o rough ¢loth on the honws hide after a bart day's work will do bia a let of good What we want to do in working a horse for ibe first ttme ie to teach i to do things which {t meter cia be fore. The flock sbould have walt cunstast- ly Defore it in the pasture, ao the sheep can belp themecives to it when they crave it, ‘alt la one of the essentiais of epccess in bandl'ng sheep Tt fe scarcely uecomary to moggest that 21 le good peliry to make a clese | oraminatio, of ine newly purchased hogs and bo vreurs! tirt they are ab welusely tree Crom ier be fore they are turned with sbe otber huge. i Farm and a* a Waraen. BOUKSHLLE TOR MOTHER. Any Boy Handy nt Carpentering Cor Do Wand Wart Fee Christmas In almost esery hea ebed there i fore one whe te ob tidy With tee eays the Vmictlain Agri ou tutes? To prove He nescrtton (t prints the following story by James Boisunesa and a picture (bal shows the resist of palntaking ofoit A boakc tee targe enough to hod I) Rooks i tie ndowmment fo ane bau-e bold, aut the suuugeter whe ts clever enough to gather In rome nice Hits of Plre wood and then tackle the tool bor ja the barn wall be sure to bire something extra from mother in bin Chrittings stocking Ulele are uP tulsa to follows Tu the vec of all edge toals, If rou would ued cin hs and sphiting, be pattent and de net attempt (o temere wood ten ro dis, althouah the toola should be wate hep with poate ty sharp ere Phebe ba anit marking out ted nud ne thee tint be net. tately dove a goed saitp penct eho t abwase beat band ta sudpape eng: Mt de beet oo wing the paper eran a lock as the vesutt fi mere aiiforn thay wher te paper is sapperted by fhe hing . tere The tires shelves, whl bare (end enh dy eve perdu homtd be emathiy ( oid ghee prduse gttertion ¢ fam ones toe sisitie the bees abe root der tet oreumt fe Cate ce at the apt | “otoare poet oe ser father tt deat thaenot. 4 after hily. bow cut te amend Bmoothls pushed aad othe ee ey rublad osu osury Ut te wth aad Paper, should have the boot 1 ef the shelves ipaebel) on then md ther Aave he Loo bared fur tho sere wa Viom buf toh weal ent cur four Drackety af such no dength ae te ot Cosa hetwean the two uprights of each end, fis little side strips, incas- urtrg one fourth by one fuch, are re Qnired, whlch should te flat on top and polnted at theie ends In asccmbling mibe a hole In the corner of each shelf and carcfully try : Po a = LK a ETL NT Ahi ney CaN MABE SOR MOC, the wtews fo ng fo pithe pure that toes wth wot apt the phif who drivea hua, fince the brackets in position md Becure them be glue ide brit) wire patinttw oof ee mere Diath Qng the ado std, se mafia with Jarge ermament: Newly he the destrcad tatste To concn the ae dof the eiews fo front Simtuon tty sbeuld bo driven no as clue ce The wectews ay posslble and dire Gy thove them Lf profs, worden buttons may be sect over the bead of each stew und hekl by meuns of glue fo order to hang these shelves a xinall hole should be pored dn the upper ends of cach of tho back uprights These Teves te gure tha fatiowing: plover cf div deed Inmbers The shetres, thive ! oe Pty ty by 8 bak ot tiebts we deo 1 by bs 5, front Bstehts og ona bt Shy Mtg Bue ries gt eee by Poy lg, , Poultry Pickings. Pepe bord be erud-d and the amr * Ob du odeged eed for cooking pur. poses Note tf the brightest and best should be pa el upg tue marker or peed for aneuta a Pigeous ere te ainttg iwore popylas and gue Jide ere petting marce Plgeuns jiiuite very ilttle attention When pripurtticte ure unde for thew, Aquab raising bs jroteable when #0). bowed tettivently Why oot trey a few pigeons Great enie i Ltvessary to collecting eggs ofutenteal fer {ucubnatlos ‘The poultryuut vbvad always know the Parents of the oagring, and for this Peawon uo ree oid sie Al be Lope of boik hens und utires chim ie thy only wayteln of ttws Rept went ft > Lecpizg tend to everfiws) | * odlonng the win Cees dre Bide ud tuo iittle ant- ma} foe? and grcen food. Bowls re gaire each vi ibeae three Binds of foo” AB the year round in order te keep 4 Migoreus health, and # they are”, Boot to ba tines in vialty geet Sept aloas az ‘is teelf fe diminisbedvegs pry meee” Santa Fe First and Third Tuesdays Very Low Fare for round Trip Liberal Limit and Mopover Privileges T.P. KING, City Pass, Agt TOPEKA HAPPENINGS --- Charles Morton and Mrs Lucy Cliles are named among the mok Miss Hattie Patton, aged twenty- one years died at the home of her mother, Mrs Lillian Patton, Saturday October 11 --- Merris S. L. and N. P. Patton, of Omaha, Neb. were called here last week to attend the funeral of their niece, Miss Hattie Patton. . Mier Erie Clark was taken to Stormont hospital one day this week where she underwent a delegate operation A Tacky Halloween party at Mrs. Dillard's, 1015 Jackson street Tuesday Oct. 31st. Everyone come and wear your tacky clothes. The primary embracing the Fifth Ecclesiological district of the A. M. E. church has endured Presiding Elder J. R. R. son for financial mercy. --- Rev. J. M. Brown, of Knot Scott was an agreeable caller one day this week. He was entrusted me to Frankfort where he officer in memorial of Green He citizen of that were to Lest St. John's Kathan Allen Vernon, are the queen of the lager's mother, Mrs Mary E. Cable. While here they will complete plans for the erect or of a modern house. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and also for the many beautifl and dorsal offerings after the dear n of our beloved daughter and sister--Mrs. Lilhan Prison and anly. --- H. C. Busenbark, editor of the Belpie Bulletin, visited an old friend, Charles Harris, the popular laundryman a few days this week. He made this office a fraternal call, and in the course of conversation said that they were going to send Hopkins to congress. The Dunbar Literary society met Friday evening of last week at the home of Bonnie Spots. After a pleasant business session, the mem bers and a few invited guests enjoyed themselves socially. The next meeting will be held with Miss Eva Stouer at which time they will rehearse the play which they will present some time in the close future. Mr. David D. Franz, of the City but is located in Denver, Find gree the city of kin hands with old friends. Mr. Ountomatic station is laying off last work with Mrs. Albott Gay, 512 West on a Air engineer with much to the Halloween party to be given Oct. 27 at Metropolitan Hall; all of a series of parties to be given this year. A very joyful evening was passed by the members. F. E. Jordan entertained F. E. Jordan at club 131 North Vale Buteen street A doggie and other was enjoyed by all in the craft of the Jordon, John Jordan, and L. Science were club members at next meeting will be held with Mrs. J. D. Rutan and E. L. Buteen. in his fine passenger car. He was accompanied by his sister Mrs. Pope and daughter. While here they were agreeable callers at the office. HORTON NEWS. Frank Bratton was the guest of Nora Woods on Sunday. P. E. King of the Meth, church. visited Horton on Tuesday. Vistula Asper of Whiting, spent the Sunday with friends. Mr Johnson of Kanear City, is visiting E Brown this week. The AME church has an entertainment Friday night Mr Dick may be going in the future to make his home here Mrs R Smith entertained the Em. drondey club last week. After the usual work lunchon was served the club is growing rapidly. Blind Boore played here Wedn- tary night giving a grand enter- timent. To think of it that he cannot see and yet can do so much while we who have eyes and hands do so well. Live body with a tailon, should use. E most Person who has been living in the city of this town since new goods to make his home here. He has bought a new cottage in the north part of the town and has in dower and in a shed there and preaches soley at the Mish with a H. In the District Court, she is County, Kansar. For the Kluse, Parnull, Ferdinand Paul Louis Kloss, Defeat NOTICE OF PUBLICATION State of Kansas, to Ferdinand Paul Louis Kloss, defendant: You are here notified that the above named plaintiff has on the 20th day of October, 1911, brought suit against you for an absolute diversion from you and that she has filed with the clerk of the District Court of Shawnee County, Kansas, her petition in the above entitled case in which the states her grounds for divorce therein and unless you receive the or be the 20th day of November, 1911, the allegations therein will be taken as true and judgment rendered by the said court, granting her a divorce from you on the grounds alleged in said petition. R. I. Thomas, Clerk Disc. Court (85AL) By Jessie M. Curtis, Deputy. First Published Oct. 30, 11. Mrs Matilda Cook, of Wichita, visited in the city this week. Miss Anna Austin deserves much credit for the numerous breakfast so tastefully prepared by her the morning President Taft dined at the Country club. Miss Austin is one of the best experienced cooks in the city THE FAVORITE CAFE. --- EDWARDS AND THOMPSON OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. The most elaborate cafe for the accommodation of the Negro of the state in the state of Oklahoma is located at 7 West Grand avenue Oklahoma City. This place is furnished throughout in the very latest style in furniture and furnishings and the service is as good as can be found in the state. The proprietors are among the oldest and most experienced restaurants in the state and have done business in the city for a number of years. They give to the public the best service pos- and at regular rates charged in That Ever Ever Popular Resort Oliver's 404 Kansas Ave. Finest colored Pool Parlors in Kansas A Merchants' Lunch served little With the , in the . alley no 11 . the . ore. Human Hair Goods at less than Half Store Prices. Our illustrator H. G. Cattley dog clothes at the and other newt New York styles of hair dressing we sell by mail at half total price. This handsome hairrette gives a free with every purchase of one dollar or over. Natt & Co., 32 Union Square New York City Weleetka Bottling Works WHOLESALE 1ce Cream The Best products of the dairy used in the manufacture of our goods Carbonated Waters, Cidery, Fruits, Cones, Syrups, Straws, Pails and a general line of Fountain Supplies. Long Distance No. 34. GOOD QUALITIES OF THE GALLOWAY The Galloway is well known of tute land and woodland origin, but it draws more ancient and virulent crime part of histories of Scotland of a breed of cattle the excellent quality of the breed blood produces be known to English but both countries the city part of the great coast than side of the coast of Galloway amounts of cattle from southwest notated to the historical position of southwest England where they were fitted for the land in north Galloway is well known has an excellent flavor, and there is very little waste to the curries. That is why Galloway always sells at the highest market prices. The early breeders in the Galloway country of Scotland gave their attention to producing high care meat for the market. Although to attention was given to extolling the merits of the Galloway in the relations of Great Britain, the breed was in proved by the astonishing mating of the best specimens of each sex. The climate of southwestern New land is moist and mild and the rain are allowed to run in the open the ground. Condition of outdoor life has made the Gurney the furrest of a breeds of cattle. Of the hundreds of head of Gurney cattle selected Scotland for import in to America retreating one has failed to prove government to be the proper seal. characteristic of life of the G way also is due to communities of oval life in many places the G robe is for some that of the fala The G is a folk mas deroot of it all out of it all out that it all out the most ```markdown ``` The four leading beef breeds of cattle tank as to size in the following order: Northern, Herderia, Aberdeen-Airport, Galloway. This does not indicate, however, that the smaller breeds are the least profitable. Early maturity is an important factor in economical beef production, and the tables show that the smaller breeds approach maturity more rapidly than the larger breeds. The Galloway consumes less feed than the Shorthorn and the cost of producing 100 pounds of gain is practically the same for both breeds, are completely built, and their weight is sometimes deeper to those not familiar with the breed. Their condition is oft more robust when compared with their partners and their weight is more robust when compared with the app. The chief feature shown was a prize winner at one of the fall shows. brown, many of the colors with their first coat of hair are almost red in color. Study the Silo If all that is claimed for the sheep to true then it is one of the most important and most valuable livestock on the farm, says the late Latham. If one-half of it is true it will won a investigating. Now is the time to investigate to before the spring work in glue. Since it is a construction from a points of view and see if the nature of the cattle half the corn crop that you have worked to produce is not worth white. See if the condition of feeding this corn crop which is affected for the sheep is not worth white. See if the giving of a succulent ration which is greedily eaten by the stock during the dry spells of summer and the winter season does not pay. Note how the milk flow is kept up by the cows and how easy it is to fatten a lot of baby beef with silage and alfalfa. Then note the economy of it all and see if you don't need a silo. Feeding Floor For Hogs. A good flour for feeding market bogs will pay for itself in a very short time. The bulk of the corn fed is fed on the ear or shelled, and in rainy weather the dog usually is compelled to eat more or less dirt with the corn, and in dry weather dust will necessarily be eaten. With a good feeding floor the grain may be fed with no waste, whether wet or dry. Cement concrete is probably the best material to use for tails purpose, and a floor of this kind will last a lifetime. The image provided is too blurry to accurately recognize any text or details. It appears to be a grayscale photograph of a room with a large window, a bed, and some furniture. The room is dimly lit, and the details are not clearly visible. Manager Leese-Wiles L. Counc., In his private Office on one of his busy days. He is one of the best businessmen in the country. Prize High Patent Manufacturers of 12th Grade Hom 26 OZ. Mothers Bread 10c The Wise Save T They a 300-70-704 F 10c 2 LOAF B KL D BY the Visiting Baker Save The Wrappers They are Valuable IND THE N D. 10, 701 E. Second Street, Top A THE MUTUAL, T C. H. M. M. D. S. BELL' PPONE, EAST MU FIL AL, Topeka's Soft Water L ONE, EAST THE MIL AL, Topeka's Soft Water Laundry Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, Fresh and Salt Meats, Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty SOUTHEWEST CITY, KANSAS CITY, MO. Farmed and kept housekeeping 25 a.m. 9:00 per week Three blocks north of Wabash]Depot 506 W. South St., Excelsior, Mo. OLLAHONA MILLED HANDMADE H.C.S. HING FISHER. Kingfish Daily Capacity 100 Barrels Hour 100 Barrels Meal Cable Addess. "Ruth" PRINTING THATS RIGHT IS OUR Eventually Read | ‘The Plaindealer \ PEERLESS = Geuincn = 8,000 whkly \ \, \ é Special ° Inducement _ tc Good Work as the result of years of study and prac- tice in pleasing the people ¥ +t “iy . . SCHILLER CUTS PRICE OF BEER te boom business and Sght the beer trust. Schiller] Bros, do a mail order whisk: pain cetera tnectnn weil casippes to handle mail orders for beet, 2 shonld ft moat of this business as it betie their prices cannot be met by the trust, It is alleged that members of the trust are in an ironclad agreement to maintain preawnt high prices, Schiller Bros, promise on the other hand to heep their cut prices in force all summer. Schiller Bros. give handsome and valuable premiums to customers free of allcharge. These premiums range from smallarticles like a fishing reed, to large ones like a Fuato, A Catalog describing and illustrating over a thousand of these preasiume will be sent free on request. Such low prices as 12 pints for 41,003 24 pints for fio: 36 pints for $2,701 @ pinta for $4.25 and 320 pints for $7.90are enagounced by Schiller Brothers, THE WEALTHY WHISKEY WHOLESALERS BUY BREWERY OUTPUT AND ENGAGE BREWERY TRUST IN BEER WAR Kansas Ciry, Mo. «Sune, 1911. With the beer season just opening comes the sensational news that Schiller Bros., the wealthy whiskey wholesalers ofthis city, have secared control of the brewery output aud are culling prices in order ae 12 Pints of Beer $1.00 24 Trade Pints Beer $1.90 36 ss ss ss 2.70 60 “© «© * 4,25 120 = ss ss 7.90 | 12 * Quarts “ 1.75 | 72 6¢ 6 ‘6 7.90 We shi tied Pa eS [ions any ord ]90 full pinte'in cack No charges t3 ERA > see . Pe oe Sunny Times Whiskey i om ar Full Quaris, P id, $2.95 Sa 8 Full Guastst Express brepaid, 620 : 12 Full Quarts, Express Prepaid, 8,25 F a 24 Full Pints,” Express Prepaid, 9.50 Ej 48 Full % Pints, Express Prepaid, 9,75 ae , SCHILLER BROS., ee gare, KANSAS CITY, MO. eshGtRE Ron cP mee eae Baugman Bros., ICH CREAM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Lurgest Manufacturers in the West Give them a trial order, branch factory at Seven North 7thistreet, Kansas City, Kas. FACTORY 23:d AND LINCOLNBT . TOPEKA, KANSAS, i eit vut-of-Town Pe tie aes Nes A race. . Fe cage ¢ UNE NOTE 1 ey Aer ‘ = (al ‘ Car MEE | GOKIZ 6Pale Lager! ie guar a Ne ~ G f By anteed in every conse of the ‘ ‘ ieee MOSS sr df It ix guaranteed 10. eoutain LVI nothing but nat cxite in the \e = purematerials {rom which it ie brewed. © Its cleanlinese ie guaranteed. It 18 brewed in clean, #ant- tary brewery, where cvcry modern #terilizing process is used. Ita flavor ix guaranteed, too, All brewers can guarantee purity «but da you know of any brewer wlio Guarantees favor? “Goetz Pale Lager,” 3 Bottles Free. No matter where you live, order ac.we ecut to sour home, ‘Try three bottles, and if you don't like it Letter than any other bottled beer, «end balance of the case back and your money will he refunded, ‘There will be no gharge for the thre bettics you ried, We can afford to make this generous fer, for we hnow the delicious, metic, flaver of “Vale Lager will detight you, Order from This Ad. Direct, ‘Taie offer i open to every, oke who eces this annonmement, no matter where yon live Orde direct from thiv ad end nave a cave shipped ta yan reads «© ORDER BLANB. PATE ee 6 ee ssn enn enn UPTZ BREWING CO, Herd ot Rar one Cty, Ma, Dept, 2, st. Jose pt, Mo, Hlease detivertums obe Case of your Pale Eager Neer J dorer meee) 2 wilh try Ureebottlos au lit he td beret sri the De on wf tue reset 8009 Pate p elt aebu Be refunded aod the ttrer Vel ee wi ler ta eibta, its weep treme pon et se fuindt Webi of whee deter thee a situ iin . A EE WILL H.WITTIG, Present and araser GEO. EYSELL DRUG CO., Union Depot Drug: store. Mail Orders Prompily Attended. All the Best Brands of Whiskey—Bottled in Bong, Opposile Waiting Roow 10386 Union Avenue, - - KANSAS CITY, MO Home Phone West 86o egBell Phone West SOUND ADVICE TO BAPTIST! Concluded from. Page 1. The Kansas Eapviat State Con vention and Womens’ Forerg: i Mision Board met with the Fire Afrioan Baptist church, Third an Quiney streets, the Rev, G. W Henry, pastor. Thie ia one of th largest and finest churches in th atate. The Womens’ Foreign Missior Hoard convened Tuceday morning |Mra, Emma Usines, president ane 'Mre. Ki. Arlington Wilson, secre leary, The committecs labored har ro complete their work within twe days and their method of tranract ying business wae simply fine. The; jawed over tive hundred dollar to carry on the work, besides eeyer i hundred dollars during the year j They have® placed on foots move to pay off the mortgage on the Ol: Voulke' home at Lawrence and nig core dea utd tocrewn their af rte The rane cise were reelected for the ensuing yest, thae math ty the elare of a year's work that bts heen cro saad wath success an every porte olir TL STAPH CONSESTION Th: consentin proper opencd Thueday onerning, the Reo. E. Arlington Witon, presdent ad dohn EB Lewis, seer tary. The con. vemion was goo from atart te fal-h—one of the lest ince ite orgamsation, ‘Tbcre were over two hundiad and fifty delegates present Several listirguished omen ant women were present: Reva, Jarri gan, Oklahom2, Buyd and Griggs of Nachville, tlugbes of Colorade, Britt, the goepel singer, of Louisville, Bacote, of Katinas City and Mre Merchant, aseiacant etatici- an, All of these visitors either preached or lectured to the large. appreciative audiences which filled the chureh every evening. Rev Britt is one of the aweetest singers in Ameriea and the wor'd ehiuld have an opportunity to hear him, Rev. Jernigan preached an 1n- epiring acrm n. He iacneof the foremost men of his race and 1« doing muh to hold the fort an Oklshoma The welcome addressee were de. livered by Reve PC, Nicholson, Prof, William K. Carter ana) Dr Gerdon, Rerporser were made hy Ral, WoT, Hall, Lawrence and Hon A, Shackelford, of Kane « Ciy. Beautiful solon were ren. dered by Mre Electro Page Perry, Mra. J, W. Gordon and Maes Tease Bolder, Mr. Coryine Pattereon, the man who varrica the wack fur the con. venzion, led all the song #rvices. Me has but few cquale if any in that Ine, Roy. A. Fairfia. of Wareone, is still in the zeneth of he mithood, and his reply to Rev. Gordon of the white Baptiet church wan very tuncly, The Hey. Gordon rpoke anal he waa not familiar with the leading iminieters of the Negro ace,copecially the old tumere Iter. Paietas ie aneld tumcr--one who tam filted bimeadl fur the late af life, Ele rervedl am the Kansys legislature and many of the ue on the stitute looks tolay were tr troduced by him Rev. Farrfar said if the ministere of both races would do their duty there would be no lyaubieg and burning nor wen ‘there be #0 many different ohurches [if all would live up to the teaching af tha Savionr and pre ah atreiwhi SEARS OE Fe SERS OA? POSSE TEL Bee, church. Everyane who believer he was eincere write us a letter (The address of the presiden', Kev K. Arlington Wilron, wae one of the most fustinctive and in ferenting documents ever delivered | before that Iedy, an evteact from ‘which wall appear in there eolumna neat week, On Friday Vrof. Witham R Carter invited the conventian to he the gueats of the Topcka Industrial Inatitute at dunner and cupper. The invitation was accepted, and the Profemor arranged fur rpee'sl atreet car eervice and consesance for the visitorr--vyer two hundred in number. Dinner was ecrved tim. mediately upon their arrival, over eighty being eeated at one time in the girls’ dotenitory where all fers. ited eumptionely on the followin iimenu preprared by the domerte science department ander the ot rection of Mre. Penny Maron, The matron took great pride in ‘ehowsng the visitas through the girls’ departmknt. © The rooms ‘were neat, clean and wall kept. Aftar dinner the convention cor vencd for Disinees in the chapel, trong’, player and short talk were the features of the meeting, The committees consumed the lalanee of the time until 230 when tbe bull soured the supper hour, A «pecii’ wiyal wae prepared by the students under the direction of there ins structan, A resolution af thanks wis tended Prof, Carter, faculty and etudcnta for their hows itality. ‘Ine of the dclegates remarked that this was the first free dinner ever| served by a colored in Kanvas | This echool has grown from one seven room ttore building tn five commodious buildings one of which fe under couree of erection by W. ‘W. Buckner The delegates raised ‘two thousand dollare at the ecesion and about eight thousand during ‘the year, thie of course tucinde. jthe district associatione and all of the branch departments such aa the Sunday School Convention, Womens Mission Board, ete. Resolutions were passed thanking Rey. Henry and bia congregation and alo Shiloh and ber miniater for the care snd fine treatment (2 senile} the visitors, Trey alro thanted the citizens of Topeka for their heepuality and courteous treatment, ‘The, atjyourned to fin tah oan Lvarence, where they will sieit the O10 Fulks’ heme They charted 4 epoca! cash on the Uy BP. osnd departad Muti lay morning atsafclock, ‘She home is a bean taful place tuo nutes west of Lawes rence where the delegation took tuaner, Prof. W. T. Vernon war orator of the day and wax given! mrrked attenticn throughout hie timely and bighly inetractive re. imarke, Short aldrcssce were made! iby Rev, Sutton KE. Grigge, the wel known sod popular author, Kev. | Boyd, of the publiching hunae, sNashvalle, Tenn, | Mre. Jaston, the manager, han home ip splendid shape and the old fulke are well fed, housed and clothed, conrequently they are baz. py) The version wae concluded at the Warren Street Baptet church, Roy, Jackson, pastor, At proren the church te undergoing repairs and when completed will be one of |tbe finces mm theetate, A fee of jthe prominent roinietere who arree. teed wire Reve. Jackeon. Teal. Rainey tila AVM aMtlen ath, 7 UU MADE IN OKLAHOMA ba prerrnicartn struc ed LING [ean Aaa PATENT PLOUA UARANTEED BUG it ee Cea me. CAHOmA cree 8 Teh 03120208] 20] 8 AYP A SOR cts teal FLAKEY LOAVES OF UNEXCELLED FLAVOR FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS W. R. PINCHAM, “ ~~ Ta. Contactor a Bot mehe peer e Rabu, doe veccd on the rahe efwar tee Port sm dah ete ht he ween Pregue and Dyas eh hon t Telephone 1S The City Meat Market and Grocery WeRODIN VEN At. Maa aaer Ween ka Oslshoma utter 4" Ve i! \ é ‘is an every day delicacy that all - ‘s x ean afferd. . . 4 + A few cenis a month covers the difference , between erdinary butter and “Meadow Gold” | obi Buller is ene of these “big litle things"—a ‘poor, H quality can leave a feeling of dissatisfaction with an } ‘entire meal, while goed bulter lends an additional, is ‘charm ‘ = ‘, "The delicious Ravor of “Meadow Gold” Buttet ~ sce “fs particularly enticing. Its rare richness . J 7.7, “appeals to the most fastidious palate. - 4% x 7 e ’ ae Sold by st bos a esters one" ore “7 Cf ED butter partrcular. Wins Favor Gas im (eee y Care 2 ee L ~ The Continental Creamery Company, Topeka, U. S. A Fastest growing colored town in the South. Exceptional educational facilities. Centre of colored education in state of Oklahoma. Site cf new Manual Sraning School fcr eclered race, established by the state of Oklahoma. Farniung lands of unexcedled fertility, Grow pp nagrowirg town, Invest your n.cney there today. Beantifal an) cetrany cated tots fron: $z¢ up cack. Terme Se car, sua riopthl) paynents. Whtefer map and boowiets REEVES REALTY CO,, Viyun-Ames Buidiog wluskogee, Okin, =| At Your Grocers SASSO Ne Se" AS nae - 5 Ne oo NN cei atee cereettid oes Ry ps Tie ap J The Loose- Wiles Biscuit Company TOPEKA, KANSAS . re 2 me SOUND. ADVICE TO BAPTIST! centhtea tue Perel of marriag. intelligeus wuship 4 tne paper Coueoptisn ot Christine ty Ata common ootit nt we on ors edurtora mist comet Pee is os Aoprorchiae ware be amma dan Chef wilrall vevt Slem, Fit ant Mam vill sane e bants es ty t eis And He war citttes he ds + of all nahons ant hts woes Characters oo tt oth mm ott aritebwert irae ot Fort wera dst ty WN Molo pass pot t i ae property eomeatte % ot wo Dante that ght st ve How bat sua as ae mek rie. The icforn is he @io's eduiration sb tat ye WHE Gti Pim fom diy ar 6 “1 tion to sublime telghts of Chefstiin: fly Then im the wheal aun ot th Ralls of Tuistitate on th ioeram at tue bat, by the bedaite str atk, Mm the pul}, Hen and Tae tet wtaind side by wit wit era f rica butother teaserau vit | amd semi clits et Lanta steth ae sts Gaspel from tre sabh sone ict dor nnd aot ge of Jabltee aril meatd fromavery tonntiin 2 ft by every avlion aol tongue ‘The xable face in beating WIth Joss sae cme cont As Wiobomes Tight is siea te. With raping fren fo Oa, Whala wondrous stoi) Mads saul and boty fr Now hear him shouting of) The your vt fabiier MROADTAT AP VISION OL CEN ES: FTEUNiy. The great retigiris auth ef thie your bise Edo wtat fi serving oli Lit ny ola AMonE men In this) iwet boc ate ™ eburch of this vse roe ts > ened visini ot fie state. BIPM Les testi) upon het The rest 1 de sipteer 0! Christ anttl ohehowre rit the final relemprin cr the watt, that whit bas pusried artes moved he wen with gave aerrta rss pvatlon mi bin shaker ooh . tivity. The charles ev ywhor wed | p22 tame the Hoty put at Ye 4 cutee wey chs remag at as ‘ barn up ntaltye + beds ated Chatty comet cl pride aad vii sooty A daptiou: that will wake us ts pome another Unot wit bie sh dows the Walle fetsaen Tew end 6 urd Feand unite tei inte cere Gy ange pehurch A baptlum that will destias race ‘prejudice ant that sil bring tad 5 “people toseller thither w Plack, ped or petlow mt ate Cee pworsbip wad try te ame sy be Our Mather wi leet in beat OA Daptiam tte cater new or aan that keds nad ty Laban toe Clertee Thidia, Fapar 8 do tesit art bu that he ia th ws og Mt as 4 teeming withers 1? tee tic ae stor) of the Cire A liiptiaia tet we HO et otek ran tat wta a Goopet to tty cet preheat Ateaee pet be mins as Ctr dante dat MU) he has evar fe sgerd od Mts Tord whe mh 6 bth ts to every cteatu e | Harris Farrow | Stapls Gelsetics Heetnty Kita» t aco! iis het a eS reens = Ce RIEGER'S EH Hei} 6 Monogram ae OB 3 MIA WHISKEY ‘ Expross Propaid F A ‘ 8 Full Quarts TS AY eestae 5 ererersam 4 Full Quarts RiEGERS Sieper's Muosyram $ NGA Hatne sg pe Awe FREE tsct0! Se Tey sce yar a D Wihtiokey exhogees meena 25 cr sig Jd. RIECER ACO. ra 848 Somrscs teoote on 7 ——— FOUN we rcataag SPLENDID MILK COOLER. Only Homemeds Construction Needed, Pays For Se'f in # Season, Here ta sha ca a tik cer thnt ts very easiiv comasiri tet ts ur ene and ill repay fa east nniay th nee over tn B seren's tise Yee da it con atructel of tas ste gra we or aut side wf Ur erty te fae te ds made title stems ou ibent Cut La Wes str ts se eee tn A fect wit the te ot ere OF on ont des The em ote be tulted waite pitt ori end cows yt ree parts of sandal raved ated the ( tau of comles biab st, Mus thas he thoes and one hrf nm teat tides th ky a@ Suu (2 eS Ate ee ke te ee ee ag eae tee riers ee a a, Path We Meaeeen ees, ah e* | NEM Ng BE Ee Pk ee tate ote SS 2k oN Aen be. ty ta ba ok Awe Tie toe te nf rte dn We i (Hien eet ua Une tear of totteay at pth egies Astin ston te aataide farm on all fone etter nud Uw cat Spore Por ths Walls pin ed id tae dee At end tet eth in lightly Darin ot te pt Olde for hovers dow, tas rym The tim. atti be bye onan | ose that when Miet with Neb thy Ta ith tee at three Hiehes (2 tae tep of mii cr ard as Mewiter Me citi set rams, the TM. can heer me be nn bs The enoler OUT tee be halt Stik es Liner to Vow fox dos te tee pa hed cromad the ere ston ft fe desurel te hasten the coottag pra sa SILOS EHLERGE FARM. Na Noed to treenase Acresze to In create Mroduttivengs:. j 0 Motatie featt eat tis weirta ag thtature dy det tei a Ward int Oa taneada than story it he phassel bower as ab ries a a abe atat pa mnata tines te ad Haat biwenesa then ese as ‘ ant mgeof his bin Wad ag ot 1 Wh this af coarse an : a Chit Cie ae hte beg st onde te Ha fever foe scare Sher . cent a tiorked ten bay tet the Ile for yin st tee bine ee mere of vor Mtared ¢ ot ste da the eM eaut ut needing cof pad tape Tb oecer dries ue inare rewl, te feel Mute sts ie smalhe owe Mowing bopet te stand inttt summer wht be Pie fuure pulley of Don Whe int ty enlire they Cieme Withour efling to ther nerergs The ale wil help te anata trope bag Hitle firs It id part of the polity of pHing ows Cire on tap ef ruother thet da eaaliy cite! ads rneed firms Ing or foteusye agiiulture~ Ngtlonal Stent amt Primer Pail of Saed Gaod Friend. AMS Iss hese tints om punt at retern wand Sotite by more usefal alone ee site Tete ane rust, Just pags nm rist, oh Mee ted tite the ALinL nose iT ees Crd roe for sour wef Then If ib paned aren. om the stove starts fo Bhate, dent dimee the ate wlth water ant ran cut of the Kt het s euming for Ben, or dhe, oF Wh Poesnd Bt serpotty ett Plas equal hte, last pales the stese, oad latent of tmidag ty) he steve tm woud Witter Morea y wane at Dont yet pin tired witter Dig ee hes tisetese fae dtm it wih wid 6 Med ton pie plate ar Matas pe Lhe sents i retin heat abag tree end taevers gee dd moose bes el sped he wer Fsdttiden bhatt ttdeee gr * ~ CVERY ONE TO HIS LIKING i A firmer and a town man exe changed go cee for aweeb “tk ) wis tere bie" sid the farmer | Catterwa J ‘ft couldnt sleep a. Netth oF acmount of the street | ears opectorsye “a and automa nites VE omever try that Jagan". tthe town man, “The rasster int the cows att the | $gers' 3 pus bet me awake | Aver ra” 7 ewesi gt 8 2 tats Toitry Pisiings, A dent wit tow h oend tae teed ait ceed bream finde ie aw Wewb atte tee hoe dae au une Wim Wet a atte pr te od ttartsa ct ek fee witty bts howd Tesh woe tatign tea five tat 0 nde aba we ce meey ates feo mere Eon dr ow the Res matt efler amet ee tson AL thee period ihm + woot wes de hotter uni ted Sat Popa e ek tw cre bes meat tate ED eee Cee por! Va we thee ea help Saas Powel pte teed fa cat malate 6 4 Ceralie and monde pri pate (1 ot ats Waeat and even root teed ne anit, ete the In yd ew tewed a cand Aled rane fa te a ty eee muted With ren’ ce! sa coal, tltmid uj» ber rte! ‘the den fo for tread fewely bet fapidly in sea po atiry raisers are uint ve + able te prepare tele Gurls Cota ee ket | bbelp tae he tome bs t aq ike aprebleim ibelac + + ad ore city wee pork tot faala already | tremnst ds anterest of Uke yaruer te yet p tes far hie Tamis au vile 14 wi lee to a) fer Woe + Biddy ty gedter bis iirde dee- oF Farm and Garden FARM FAIRS USEFUL. They fet Only forsale, bus Tirsy Mane foney Vor tha Holsters Tat ce tik fet as weds worth Whhe bs be dh tomsttated an dot Maa nile by thea ot tinent of mthuouie Ms beat swe ths Heo ein te tied Bote de mis © tropy aban gad wenn bt per Me mit it the fot ibe pe Ind ptat Meets evialnid ons were 4780 Toe the qd wipe on @ ard tha fran tie tated ve been ba dled Very ret TNO Tar ives tae ein Ma cam Ea rare aap Pa DH te en fitment peteatal, ft fies uno, erin ty ty sectie or Oper a oan dewmstration sort, mikes it pos The te got fate tel dite firmer. a $e nttet a.ieuituasd Bhouvls unt Mott coutses, tet ody Wile the ec peadtion Lean bat ates in Wereut pata ef the county biter It mshoe it pucetie ty cadet bate jlave the reste cf field siemonctry bona al over the state amd antl college aud station mien t2 eerie « . . ™ a“ | j j [L.- | ie 7 , is Sects eo 6 bed 3 fe eet Fate fecal red Ax * mae gag Td ee, BEG a fg ie grade Tea aL ue a rye ae is hte aoa Bene e ae! ee Gh 3 ort pi Rae Saya tS SNe aaa a ee ws nm x ! ay oie MAP) ClLOWD & KALSE BAI Dimeaand Thes os cf rept wntathre firmess Vth who to currespend ia di-wininatz oo,. a'tural fnterma tim, Atcettiin pordeds each day demon atratlous 1 given it dierent parts OF aly bese detmonsts lens Moh de pas ng ef tail, inanip al ton of the Hob ok lest. qa aying uyara tim * 2 the is ns of ppriss, mt Wee Cot aco fe thant, hells, Messe ot ene af poring tor mitbel, te ut honed ing of tbls toeplint bet hins awd praning of trees sed 8 tom cherse and batter goblin, tobe iieMtie) terehlay 13, Cordis Mowing mit les, ete Taoevli tot. antnaiis has and bet Giee ehaad lar provided fewe If pees slbie, aed cian shed be seld at @ Very apaderate nate Creyitbetas hts Matter ot fe Dat Pars hae cated a setet thoabie Geriinaig spy Coepient ly creeps an leading 01 Litense dissnt- Kition ai tctied te naptemsint es petted ‘Whe fudsing mast te done, 60 far as me Ths by Whe sd interested og i Tt co esht rede reds to espa 1 Vas i he ta tssed todo Trey rer) Lienty of expert guages AVAL tele b 1 dines now, as there b+ WO beaks att yothe best of Ja lres whol) wet & wetted The oriiter ep comes tity and wtansetaen s liis ciued inere ¢uiire vey ud dso thin at other (a ue evans thea athe dhe nbite oe roUMty Par La Saf eed, Wrobathe Bnd abe ch) of hae) por faraiaias, ov Milton, of Coated imtntaty, sos dt peters nite d ils, games of bith foot Paces GL erber stniilar entert dine Bente, ns Tombye tenabls when prapeass Noted and provide eater futiaa at Dr Who come ta anomd ba ith Nut thes sheaal be very enpefully Supe Vise Onl not he permitted to tn Qerfere so the amito esbthies aad Mure eddy taal fort tes of the far Altenat tf nanent~ shou g be ryatricted to ciitiin hours whom it wont be Doxallte for ath wie dhestte ta witness and entos Men Tt is sa vetted th Cadhee ra fates ANT fee mt pory sed In the ss cctury af bhe wtate be pd vt isbn) oe or seme sie front the dhmatowat of aan at tue A a rat maddie of ropes ity tem ot nt Salers cativt este ad be heated hoy ir fa outeren @ amd diseys onal uhp are tats Value of White Oah White oil Wo pow wan sice ‘that (he goed shite ork Uniler of our mar ket $2 offen aomiivture of various pepeten im tudiog aed ob Tt ds al veer Aminaccthe Gi Wat en temiieed | | The Fox and the Crow. Sonetine oa mere ena fount A ple oot . tho at 1 Berehe Vit wht ait 4, weed And awd i wi ut wt cae Asly oft whrwe t tora Remathe 1 awh . cs oe Ie winked luaeve ait tite bead Anltbente Mirtle acioe te sad, "My iar yaa te cake Med Noursoie to vk baevs ud Your tova sat ere rtrd bar, Ts Just tue Heng Fong ty hear Tm sure It ust be pe stag Coir Antone sith Ohh prone 4 tn coinpate, Koktane. ct uae tan ay Kor tami: tdustoley * Tho crow Wan Levey red the ald apeat Regan to ws wie ton bdor leak Tha ch + or on od wpa down touw MNa fov ter OAt Wis het slow Iie daupi cd ¢ Mestusere row nw distress, ADM thas Uo tard he dif dite ¢ Adve ciety fait ty ia a ot Mut atwasets' aw cdl oot evra et anti The Game ef Quaita A Root me tepert on ie wa oe Miao toot dhe par beg isa qdyit toc fittite tlig ot thay, metal ty from cicht and one fowtth ts mie aad ee half laches in esterni dam peter and ttween va ned two In tes pia Inoadih Ub ne genie on the upper poide tut siadthe cen ave on the wn der, ay that the aver edas curves down anbiastaipenonah ta th tats the quam fd ‘Phe taste ef yliying ts ag follows ‘hwo pty called ‘hobs, are dilvea [ite the pramnd foam entit cen te teats four inches apirt, and the plavers whe me divide] tito two pirtles, stil atone thab! amd is tequlir su vssten throw thelr qnoits (of Whi beat plier bie two ne nee to the other tok’ as ties ca the potnta are rammted «ie baw or in curiae ‘Lote ditt) the swag cf the qa sont the pak where thes sttlke the rom oc telay end that faa tat ire et cliv about one or twe Inches fa tL hnesa tind ere nnd one half feet la aidius ty pbrced areund eeb heb Pht. te ymtes to le kept moist and stout) five sawed ist xpttudd Dover it ‘be qralt whet it Ig throw Eo atasped vite the atsht Ltud bi ate sabe ind peltchod with na Upward wud forward Jerk ef the hand and atin we wes Bow wherbns motiog int ots sat te st he the Rrotied woh diy cle —Phaladeiphta Lodger Monkey Beil R ngers Theine = tem tree in the Pitts bere 7oq, ub lent not hess csc ped They had at oteus saciion, bat it did not lastlonz ‘Thos hopped away from thelr erge ait tech the overland route so that nobody mrieht citeh then AM night tev remified qulet and peacetal somewhere or other, an] ne one could imisine What bil become of tiem tn the morning the mystere was cleir) [Eserybaly knew where they Were They woe 11 the bulfey of the chin h gear the 200 There are bolts in Ove steep te, and the monkers Were rlnsdns thers, swings from one Pope to anuther ind werkins believe that they were dn their obd erfeinal forest. ‘hes kept up ths tlaang of the bells wital se die dep utment Gren cae WH Pelders and els abel ty to get then: Dow Lthes Ficowers | A Seatile fanstts tive a yellow da, Iwelth anlnstit Pave fn amers wht hk fo ymenth ots imi dn et eile dae Ido, after miduua sn deat the caist chat Wolpe dete th sade cint Muka mister ot dow re anh pete Hug Cera dou) an wll Wedown and lrotoeieon wet he woe ba the Lah itt favorite teacr ty the tase aud be fivarlibie bites the stom Cur or flee tue hes buew sets at fe anlure the fHower AN bis i toma dla tte that [te tojuys Une pertune ef the tawers, and tt rary Lapqe aa that he ds not Freon WHh same Chole Muwer in tile mouth “The only Geubls fe thit he culls Tota isiry RH Thi he seer end Ty comsequen e hig mat ow 6 et leaped being shat for hay cesthetic Liste Gel? Chesas & 1 Do yon Thaw tow te pty * ehegsic (94 Et dS papate rot the ply _toutads Itwentee ny int ref bays ers enter jie vontest One Taw to go 16 and ho ties the sth band stan iy Cit bb Tach to the urhurs, wie ue + ane edd hut thy Prrong af he apa dhe bas MWhb the Uh typ ott round tht we iives, fo tenants t furpg oso dita te ha att Ihecan ge res batvedt mame. ben out = ' KRre Marit: pat? aloe potat Plagets rt hee oy wht tha eat os ed wages fait on Pwon rus ' Philuded hie te ot When ya one de hed mot t9 mind (nother or te tera te sour boloved “Tungte Mur nad at Mow. the betta want Os tungte, ‘And + : caer oy i re anit 48 4 teotey Obed rts yo et nite apdange ot 1gtenae Some w'ibre? © borate tele Pens ‘ Car nates sehr wa ten et ‘ aur mt ae pes this ot wre nt taptoet : sob owes bands cher J Ifvowareghin eb rhs wer pret party yon way rahe vour aaada hes very tempting by using faucy blicutt yotters ty muke Cea suuad or beart abaped, ORIGIN OF “MARK TWAIN.” Samuel L. Clemens Quoted as Saying He latertad the Nama The finlllir story of the origin of Samuel t. Chaucits use of the name Marth Twain is tew dechited to be Ancurrect. Ut ple tures € ctnens, Misxte SIPML tlver plot, htecang tr the anen beans Ua lead at the how of a ther ybeat ant x ugine on ha the taal, three, by the marke twa Labia Clemana ni tiea Ue teow anit seddlos quizes," Ltete Bon neti de plano” Tt f4 trae tint the tan orate ited WHE the gh ot sqar et att nan With the feed bat even ether Geant Mr Clomiy ntst daee rch the pice fmresquentss Latta wee Caplan Istah Selleig Whe tf dist dd tiver news for Hee New Oe ona Licivune To Prefessa Wallktim boa ik ere Yale Mi Cle wens cont +l that It Was Hom Nedra beg € fee mime Mrofossot Phelps story te quot dit Viofessot tinkiscins Math twain” Arcothag tet try Sir Ones wad ta rates at ble Ss SC apt Sete ers Weel te sigue ie des ta the Pivastine Maiw Lwite tte dad tt TORS OF Whe ate mes and stole tty Pthink Dhive dau lia a» wrong, tor Pever to have tad: ts situie somes whit, netally kn esit Profesor end ten re onda tc aume ber of interesting dn dtents contectet with the ue of thismiume Dor awhile, whea he wad ao nat in Neve, Mr Clemens soit ty the Vicgtule Gate Enterprise hdniaous b (ters planed not “MUL ‘Ewab te batt dost” When he tacaiae ot dent reporter on that paper ined reported: tee bendstas ture he rind Poo reponty 8 Math Twaln” When que toned as tu his use of this nice “te Clemens declare ed: “Lehase any peta gat bec uise to most txtsons it had pe imeming and also bérause ft wait short, [wax reportit in the lesislitine and wished (0 ive the Iepistire Gime, fe was mitch shotter te sty da their debates. “Mauk dwain' thin te ea “Lhe uae prlacdpled and dying pulitientary ree Petter of the Teatliorhil Eeterprise:! Mt. Clemens truly the name Laven on Ue Pacclife cist. but dhe wortd it fuge didnot hea it ter seus after: the “un ping Pies“ rerthited In lune, ods of evchimees with at etedit, bad | Jumpe L inte siecle notatieay as is rarely | accotded wal minaercd age in fact: Sts fist tee Ini cistern mizitine Wisatiws Mr. Chota nove a qieit scaop on the Ebict dis ster when he wos write fag up the Ebew den tsamts da tses, | mis Winer t Teidirson Tia ace! cont of ed ister Mark sent ta Iuper ss M Qazine, whee fe apne ted Le Docaaber, Mat Buty atis, it was Hotas Sub dy bot naa drawl ing, lovable tlver pot sort of person tht the world beheid the new author, for be haltot woellea hs poend ng 1a | plainly ou his cops, aul Harper's chorrfuily Intied wed him to fume “| “Mike Soalo * Not Purety Cursosity, Amous Ute pis eu,ers Lh one of the car of a than tunnlag between SPUinsfie ld wyd Lastan was 1 herve Mite o'd mia vite evinced a been In forest Jn at sintstet [okling person who took abort beside hin “How dayne said the nervuuy btVe ed nin tet e sntster looking Pes Now, WE ht port mitae Te? Do yor lve fn Dosiea ot bevond “What busines Is ftuf yours where 1 Mee or wie Toumt! growled the thet, vpurb iy spertn it ain't nene of mv bisine liste D te ald jentie. tote mee ys Stat dat st dike this Tee got a consin fa Ube part of the SEE TE Dre ver seen, and ye ale sways Chenalt Pinkett come caer hla some tive Jest by ashing td Cele mime amt soni" ape ‘dab ede ago Tnsterd of bei ze) Ute nad afta Dy an Fuerst bee che Lourghiss in varlous fum. Fs 2 | sentieth cons tury necessity, Cur ei te purpose? ag Uning, hardealig avd tempering he its In twist sil omaniia tare, where secs ond’ or iniontes hast be giuzed nes Car itely, marbling nerves Uke the hours Biase with the right ameuat of sind Accu t) fia Mow of ase ond can he oblate fran tomere ently by ain hanrstiss Cier by vehi tg the hinds ofa wreh fondu ctu hee Just Suited. fame dont nig ue ob to these epirtine ts” RUE Oye apent of the buillding "Tyvon these Iwa windows pou eat blp sootig everthing In the Waning revas af she ost ltbors on oth lds ag cou” Whats tietoual t satiny ished the partly dia wlo wis Oiking for nM aa dae The Mandeste L-send. There ine Wh seed tre rey wiy the panndt he wired ats es that when the plat bs tr tem ed tote at pier fag ery dle fated telors bear a fantasti > sesmnblanee ta the tedy and Jems of at on amd frome ahte fineted Uhenets fore grew the bellcf whieh wae widesprend danni the middle age eine and Huge, Hota tad rene Md Sten that Vietor Wane sued da bun tthe Preach poor 16 wht ai all te dalee, bad Va buns uu le ta a He way delighted when be was told thit eas uf Hugo's hips protruded owing to wolf uination Caustis. Delighted Monn. Oo professor, shat do you thigh of lucie Arthur ag avistluist? Profesor U like the way jhe pote the fdd¢ is « into tbe case— jCarase News ij Weppincen is the natural fower of | @aty.—F'ailips Brooks LIME ON THE FARM. Best Way to Test It la to Try tt en Smal! Patch. | Lime secms tv te needed on parts of most furid It corr t¢ Kaurnesy, ‘mellowe teats nds, helps light seilt to retain motstute, fivers the grow tle of clover nad alfalfa and cha ks the inet euse of xoune plant discdsos, Phe thest cottaln wag. according to Pros fessor Brooks uf the Misenehita tts expetliwe dt tations so tnd out wet le or lime wit lalp toy soil te to try at om tain pot in acd re be tested. Apply twenty pounds «ft fresh telat ed dime ta two eyire rerts Roots ate on good dest etop. iy they BTOW EeUCe pen a med plot Ie the soll needed Late Aa trace cf about one tun of die teu d icre Will usually be enongl, Hoan te a cd at ny sen son Wino the lind ts net oe capied by crops apd wine ibean be plowed it miv be ye td broid aan worked inte the sail with aw ty bw Vrefeswsot Htuubt bad been looking up Aarhus sour ca et hime ti New Rustnnd ti obets, and le finda that it sities consaf tatty ia cost att dest ablats. Quicktime is tuilly the cheaps eat form, fo ctise when busing it the purchiaer des net hate to pag. fos water thet diy fabee tp when stihing Me, One hunted pounds of quichtine cuntilng ie nivel essenthl dnie a (2 pounds of staked Hie, thirty tw + pounds being anolstare fom the alr, and It aautainy as wuch ay ifs pounds of caw Linsiune, Lime can be sinked in sail heaps by upplying just water enongh ta wet the lumps, using about two pallfuls of water to 100 pounds of Ime, After a few days it Will have crumbled to powder. Must farmers stuke the lime hefore applying, ax the unslthed Hine is very disistegalle to ase, even with fA manure sprouder protected with bur tap Finely gronnd limestone er mart Works well on fight sell, but ground linestene costa more for the results obtained ne compared with quicktime, Kometiines retusy lime from tanneries fg a vers cher someo of Lime, and it (au usually be tub for the bagilug. MAKE FARMHOUSE FIT. Den't Build Compact City Dwelling on Your Spread 3 Green Fields, Io oar ,teat cites tind {3 dear and hotses inust be wdtpted ty sin ill are ts Archtects hive stindid tow ty gee the most house on a tmitcd space because the inn of moder ite tiers cannot af ford to buy a tieg let Clty bouses are Dullt on CHES) condonsed plang and ate Mery Well udipicd to nuch conditions But We ate sutty to sce tht some of these fly Louse pling are being (aken foto the countty, Win set into the wide space of a farm they Iuehk out of hirmions with their surraundings The farmbouse should have all the comforts nud cantentonces of the city huuse, but it sbould not look like the city house, It should be so designed Sy -0m et hore ENE | aka a co a Pe Fe ae ‘ alae qs a “it ONE ten LSet pate oA pial, a Se eee OE rien Be Ses hee | Je ea tet onsen acu .o ge t 1 te ag to dt duie de tathngs, The vid fashiand + + oo4s with ite ate of comfort rire as dn beer taste than ta ofc g bolt ed afty Lovee Ison ts aan Parmbouss Gee da tistetal aad adapted Cote ra A WEE EE bee espenstye and it pase to see Chit they are su A Lastedul Lome nts a pale value fu the county Just as ot bas any where, atid fartuletsrs shett tbe bult with this ab a tu vies Above all this, howeset 14 (he pleas ure of Ilving fa a Cesteful country howe, one thit Is adapted te He pur pov and titted te tty location There fa a ratixi tion bere hit Fs mut recas oued In dulliss, Uut is woeth trylng to geteNationa) Stohr and Carnes ‘-< nek Camk Mecds Vora gorbetke for dich? as wall ag fowls Ciel alse for dogs) fake alent a quort of cornmedl a pint of wheat bran aad a pintet tous Why with euf ficient sour ott to mite tater Audet (Wo Cerspacnta's of sada arred peas a Hite se. antic ad ort Ge Gane fhe bateer aia t net da grade tuo thin, or shunt the echo de tdtowed t1 seordh cbr ake hod on the floor eth day wit te thy fitle cudeba grow beyerl te lit. Farm Philosophy. Edacatlvs < our tope for boiler age Femiture fet ut advin e@ esery tie terest th wall bale the cotter ef ody cuthou Vrogtens a Cuming ist ladiatd al problem feos te dye an of widen the ptatey te Lit gtag The werd Anta Lb Doeae Hf When poi at feed about thi Londen Ret them quite « dltanee ef, say thir Is feet Lat the sunshine in abd eave ators thos One of the Mee considerations tn ba proving comaty tfe aud ta rcdbicdis the drnd.crv ef form work fs the ex tensive woot ater roved Firm Machin trv oBent vr cord tlenes tid ex Amine the byplement Gitalogues for the tools vou need Litidlent jople wenta ure the farmer's capitel avd usually brius preiits when properly wok cE