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THE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER Historical Society State House It is Now Looks a JANE ADDAMS UPON RACE Opposes Idea That Sir Been Freed from There is Nothing Be Done Abo JANE ADDAMS TALKS UPON RACE QUESTION! Opposes Idea That Since Negro Has Been Freed from Slavery That There is Nothing More to Be Done About It. --- Fifteenth Year. No. 6. * In the Chicago Evening Post; Miss Jane Addams, in an article in the current issue of The Survey, entitled "Has the Emancipation Act Been Nullified by National Indifference?" protests strongly against the growth of race prejudice in the United States, and the denial of political equality to the Negro. The growth of this prejudice is largely due, she asserts, to the popular notion that since "slavery" has been put down there is nothing worse to be done about it. The present generation, she contends, seems far less sensitive to the hardships placed upon the colored race and the discriminations leveled against it than was the generation which saw the thing vividly through the conflict of the Civil war and the suffering of reconstruction days. Through a false pride a large element in the white South is taking a lower ethical tone on the Negro question than it needs to take; and through indifference the white North threatens to do the same. She says: "What has been and is being lost by the denial of opportunity and of free expression on the part of the Negro it is now very difficult to estimate; only faint suggestions of the waste can be perceived "There is, without doubt, the sense of humor, unique and spontaneous, so different from the wit of the Yankee or the inimitable story telling prized in the South; the Negro melodies, which are the only American folk songs; the persistent love of color expressing itself in the bright curtains and window boxes in the dullest and gravest parts, of our cities; the executive and organizing capacity so often exhibited by the head watter in a huge hotel or by the colored woman who administers a complicated household; the gift of eloquence, the mellowed voice, the use of rhythm and onomatopoeia which is now so often travesties in a grotesque use of long words." "Much more could be added to the list of positive losses suffered by the community which puts so many of its own members "behind the veil." It means an enormous loss of capacity to the nation when great ranges of human life are hedged about with antagonism. "We forget that whatever is spontaneous in a people, in an individual, a class or a nation, is always a source of life, a wallpring of refinement to a jaded civilisation." To continually suspect, suppress and to fear any large group in a community must finally result in a loss of enthusiasm for that type of government which gives fair play to the self-determination of a majority of its citizens. "Must we admit that the old abolitionist arguments now seem flat and scale; that, because we are no longer allowed to remove fetters, to prevent cruelty, to lead, the humblest to the banquet of civilization, therefore we are ready to eliminate the conception of right and wrong from political affairs and to substitute the base doctrine of 'political necessity and reason of state'." The issue of The Survey in which this article appears is devoted to a distinguished symposium on the Negro question. Professor George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago writes on "The Status and Vocation of Our Colored People;" George Edmund Haynes, director of the National League on Urban Conditions Among Negroes, discusses "The Basis of Race Adjustment;" W. E. B. Du Bels, editor of The Crisis, writes on "Social Efforts of Emancipation;" Mrs. Ida B. Wells-Barnett, on "Our Country's Lynching Record;" Miss Sophonlaba P. Breckinridge, on "The Color Line in the Housing Problem." Perhaps the most "militant" article in the series is the last one. Goo, Packard of the Chicago bar, in an article entitled "A Civic Problem and a Social Duty," contends that the disfranchisement of the Negro and the robbery of his civil and political rights is in violation of the constitution and makes out of what is at best a difficult problem a real menace to our institutions. Capable of Usefulness He says in conclusion: "The Negro race as a whole is capable of as fine and useful a place in our citizenship as that enjoyed by any other alien element. His sunny nature; his extraordinary imitative powers, that are as capable of a good direction as of a bad; his adaptability, his courage, his physical strength, are all characteristics that must be welded into our civilization. "How, then, are we to go about the eradication of the prejudice? It is a matter primarily of individual effort, of the exercise of moral force. The logic of the situation must be brought home to each and all. We must give the Negro, whether we like him or not, a square deal. We must bring to bear the light of reason into the darkness of the self-stultification that engulfs our attitude. Differs as Other Races "I hold no brief for the Negro as an unworthy individual. Many of the race are diseased, degraded, lazy, ignorant, brutish; many are intelligent, able, refined and self-respecting people, who have adopted our ways and customs with far greater perfection and facility than many other races who are received by us with open arms. These individual differences are of course true of all races—even our own "For two hundred and fifty years the colored race has been systematically denied its rights as men and citizens. If we reform our social attitude toward them—which is the only way on earth—and eliminate the curse of race prejudice, we can look to the Negro to take care of himself. Let us, then, as reasonable beings, take this first step, by influence, example, common sense and ceaseless agitation, to rid our country of this social and political disgrace. The cause possesses a moral basis of transcerent import, and is bound on that account to triumph in the end. The integrity of our institutions, the welfare of our political state, the trampled rights of a wronged people, cry out for justice." THE SIMPLE LIFE Our lives have lost much of their beauty, Since money predominates go; Would we could return to the simple life, TOPEKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 7, 1913. thing of Abysinia is Again Reported Dead and That Grandson Has Succeeded to the Throne. London, Feb. 3.—King Menelik of Abyssinia is dead, according to a dispatch received here from Addis Abeba today. His successor, Prince Lidji Jeassu, one of his grandsons, entered the capital on Sunday with great pump. Prince Lidji Jeassu is only 17 years old. He was selected some years ago by Menelik himself as his successor. He is a youth of great intelligence, son of Ras Michael, a powerful prince and governor of three Abyssinian provinces, whose wife was Menelik's daughter. Lidji Jeassu speaks English, French and German and has been instructed by European tutors. There have been many rumors the last five years of Menelik's death. It was reported at one time that the fact was being suppressed and that the empress was conducting the affairs of the kingdom until Lidji Jeassu was old enough to take the government. WILSON IN THE RACE FOR CITY COMMISSIONER! An Industrious Laboring Man Wants to Look After Parks and Public Property. Mr. Richard Wilson who has announced himself a candidate for Commissioner of Parks and Public Property is a man who is interested in the steady growth of Topeka, and has did much to push the upbuilding and improvement of the city. Mr. Wilson is a laboring man having worked J. B. for the Santa Fe for years from common laborer to passenger conductor. He is an upright Christian gentleman, being a member of the Railroad Y. M. C. A., and did much to foster that organization. To get down to hard facts, he is always doing something for the moral and social uplift of mankind, and is in everyway worthy of any trust that might be placed in him. Notice of Public Sale, at Auction, Mar. 5, 1913, at Washington, D.C. Our lease with Uncle Sam having practically expired, and having decided to retire to private life, we the undersigned, will offer for sale at our late residence, the National Capitol, at Washington, D. C., all the following property, to-wit: (a) One Elephant, about forty years old, with false tusks and no backbone to speak of. (b) One Steam Roller of 400,000 tons capacity, latest model with all the modern appliance, such as Screamer, Dumfounder, etc., in fine condition, having been used but one time. Must be sold. (c) One Log Cabin, in good state of preservation, suitable for habitat for any aspirant for high Political Honor. Must be sold. (d) One Political Machine. This has been many times remodeled by eminent politicians until it is absolutely perfect. Self-cilling, Backgeared, Automatic, and in the hands of proper engineer will do the work. Must be sold. (e) One set of Injunctions and Anti-trust laws; have been used very little and are just as good as they ever were. (f) One method for revising the tariff. This is absolutely original and patent has been applied for. (g) One Republican Platform, as good as new. Has only been used for campaign purposes. In this platform a large number of planks from the Democratic platform have been inserted, but they can be easily distinguished and will certainly go with the lot. (h) One Financial System, well supplied with clearing house certificates, but very little cash. (i) A large quantity of G. O. P. bric-a-brac, consisting of old dinner pails, prosperity gaps, Taft smiles, well-worn vetoes, election promises, panic threats, and other things of a like character too numerous to mention. This sale will positively take place on the above day and date, regardless of the weather, and size of the crowd, and everything will be closed out on that date. Crow will be served by the Old Boys' Republican club. Everybody regardless of past political servitude invited. This stuff must be cleared away. Terms just anything we can get and removal of property. William H. Taft, Clerk. Uncle Joe Cannon, Auctioneer. J. Pierpont Morgan, C. D. Hilles, Boles Penrose, Chauncey Depew, Eliju Root, John D. Archbold, Committee.—Exchange. An Aged Washerwoman Perishes In a Fire that Burns Her Home In a fire that gutted the little three-room house at 1173 Lincoln street, where she lived, Mrs. Katherine Woods, a colored washerwoman, was burned to death Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock. The origin of the fire is unknown. Mrs. Woods had lived alone for the last two or three years, and was about 70 years old. The fire was first seen by Mrs. Ed Ransom, who lives at 1171 Lane St. She turned in the alarm. The house companies from stations No. 1 and No. 5 and the tractor from No. 3 responded to the call. Under the direction of Chief Geo. O. Wilmarth, the flames, which had worked their way over the interior of the three rooms, were put out in a few minutes, and the house left standing. As the fireman entered one of the front rooms they found the body of the aged woman badly charred lying on the floor in a pile of half burned furniture and cooking utensils. Her face was turned away from the only door leading from the room and which was not more than six feet from where she lay. From this it is thought that she was asleep and made no effort to get out of the house, or was overcome in an effort to out the flames when they first started. ax lay in the doorway leading from an adjoining room to a shed kitchen. The stove in the room where the body was found was thrown over on the floor; and it was thought by those who first entered the room that she had met with foul play, but a thorough investigation by the coroner showed that she met death by accident. She was last seen about ten o'clock Sunday morning, when she went to a house at the corner of King and Lane streets to get a bucket of water. She depended upon her work as a washerwoman and aid she received from the county for her support. A son, Mark Williams, is the only known survivor. He was in Topeka a few days ago, but was not found at the time of accident. The body was taken to Stonecrest & Son undertaking parlor. A few montis ago the furniture in Mrs. Wood's home caught fire from a coal oil lamp which she used without a chimney, and only prompt action of the neighbors saved the house from burning at that time. Mrs. Wood's was partially an invalid, having been stricken with paralysis a few years ago had never fully recovered—Daily Capital. The leading colored citizens of this city met in True Reformer's hall recently and consumed plans for the establishment of a first class gentlemen's club which will doubtless be the finest race enterprise' of its kind in America. A magnificent edifice 'will be erected on one of the capital's princi- pal boulevards and will be lavishly furnished. It will compare favorably with the wealthy Lotus, Cosmos, Army and Navy, Cosmopolitan and other white clubs of the nation's capital. The membership comprises the flower of the business and professional circles of Washington. The club has an attractive beneficial clause in its charter. The genial, efficient and popular Mr. Robert T. Murray is general promoter and backer of this project. A grateful public honors him as the benefactor and founder of a notable epoch in the capital city's sociological development. The officers whose names follow are among the most distinguished citizens of Washington: President, Dr. Wm. S. Lofton; vice president, Atty. John E. Collins; secretary, Prof. Jas. L. Count Chestnut; corresponding secretary, Henry V. Plumner; financial secretary, Robert A. Pelham; treasurer, Dr. Clarence A. Gray; physician, Dr. V. J. Danielle; attorney, Thomas Beckett; chairman—boar of governors, Lieut Thos. H. R. Clarke. SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE! A Body of Grand Men Who Will Protect the Fair Name of Kansas at all Times. Let all Kansas sing the praise of the State Senate and her judiciary committee, who put to sleep the Jim Crow bill of Representative Herr on intermarriage. This august body of gentlemen are the bulwark of Kansas and her forward movement to make the sunflower state greater in developing her resources. Let us all dwell together in peace and serenity. No one trying to down the other, but all pull together for one common cause. Kansas is rigid, now, let her stay right. It is treason for anyone to try to bring discord among her peaceful citizens. All kansas need is one law for all of the people—the Indian, the black man, the white man, the yellow man, the malay all working side by side for the protection and uplift of each other. If the men from Texas, Missouri, South Carolina or any other scaport don't like our laws let them get out. We invite all citizens who apply the golden rule. This man Herr has introduced another bill similar to the first adding idiots and umbrelles, while there is a law on the statute books regulating this already. Beware of him. He means no good. The race question is a hobby of his own and the sooner he moves to Alabama or Texas, where he can apply his nifarious idea the better wo will be. The Judiciary committee that cholorformed the Herr bill; Senator B. P. Waggener, chairman; Senators, Milton Nighswanger, Bowman, Gray, King, Price (F. C.), Carey and Lambertson; BETHEL. KAN. Mr. Jno. Stanford of Bonner Springs, was the guest of Miss Cora Sharp last Sunday. Mrs. Wads Scott, who has been on the sick list for sometime, is able to be out again. Mr. Allen Ellis of Kansas City, Mo, came to Bethel Friday evening, to visit his wife, Mrs. Lydia Freeman Ellis, who is teaching school here. He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Rogers while here. Mrs. Mary Weathers returned from Kansas, City Sunday morning. Mr. Jeff Grigsby of Quindarol, with his family visited Mr. and Mrs. Green Richardson, Sunday. All subscribers to this paper will please pay their subscription to the local agent, or send same by money order to this office. Rev. Bud Haydon of Edwardsville, occupied the pulpit at the Oak Ridge Baptist church Sunday morning. Malcolm Sharp has recovered from an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Henry Dawson and Mrs. Commodore of Hornif, attended church service, hero Sunday evening. Price $1.50 Per Year. Mrs. Virginia Brown continues quite all. Prof. Philip Brown, of Kansas City, visited friends a couple of days here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carson of Kansas City, spent Sunday here with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Porter. Mrs. Dennis S. Thompson spent Friday with friends in Kansas City, Missouri. Fred Spruell was in Kansas City on business several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Farrell of Quindaro, attended the meetings here last week. They were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Hather, on Leavenworth street. Tolliver Thompson visited his daughter, Mrs. Jennie Robinson in Kansas City last week. Ed Hailey was in Argentine Saturday. The members of the Oak Ridge Baptist church closed last Sunday a series of meetings that had been in progress fifteen days. The pastor, Rev. David Thomas, had the assistance in these meetings, of Rev. J. W. Gillespie, of the A. M. E. church of Tonganoxie. They had very interesting meetings which were largely attended and several additions to the church. All subscribers to this paper will please pay their subscription to the local agent or send, same by money order to this office. Sister Mary Beck, who has been ill of la gripe, has taken a re-Mrs. Beck is treasurer of our Sunday School, which office she has held for two years with credit. Mr. Abraham Thomas left Tuesday for Claremore, where he will take baths for his health. Mr. George Clemons, who was sick with of la gripe, has taken an relapse and is said to be in a bad condition. Mr. Clemons conducts a prosperous barber shop business here and is well liked by all who know him. Mr. Burton is conducting a tailor shop on Fourth and Johnson streets. Mr. Hosea Johnson is planning to open up a candy store here in the near future. Mrs. A. P. Hopkins, who is suffering of heart disease has gone to Coffeyville to consult her family physician, Dr Whittaker. Mrs. Ino. Williams entertained at dinner Sunday afternoon, Rev. J. N. B Walls and M. Johnson. The fifth Sunday in March will be banner rally day for the members at our church. The funds will apply on the building fund. We expect to be in our new church by the 1st of June. Mr. Elmore Lewis joined the church two weeks ago and was baptised yesterday by Rev. J. M. B. Walls. The Negro Business league met at Zaoan Baptist church last Tuesday night and a grand time was had. After the regular business was finished the league discussed the following subject, "How to get Negroes Together." Each speaker spoke briefly, but pointed as to the different courses to pursue, which would bring about the required results. Next meeting will be held at Bethel A. M. E. church Tuesday night. NORTH TOPEKA NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tuck of 911 Western avenue, entertained at lunch-eon in honor of Mr. Geo. Williams of Pratt, Kan. Those present were, Rev. W. H. Husely of Junction City, Kan., Miss Ethel Woldridge, Miss Ivv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan, Mr. Will McCoy, Mr. Turner and Mr. Calvin Lyman. Mr. Williams is one of the best business men of the race. He is a large cattle dealer, and we must say if we had a few more young men like him the race would soon come to the front in the business world. Mrs. Eliza Lyman who has been sick for three weeks, is able to be up again. All subscribers to this paper will please pay their subscription to the local agent, or send same by money order to this office. Rev. W. H. Houseley, who has been away from his church for three weeks for a rest, since his wife passed to a higher life, has returned to his field of labor at Junction City, Kan. 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Gana ro ate wine tee wane cite toon lh vas fob est the bah wround! toe Tere a ae tame need fea nae row" roaring bes aa byereng ae there ts fora yoke of oven pulling on front of tocomotive engine toe Despite the hocks and kicks we ret from the brother in white we are still of the opimion that we must amount to something of cle why so many itselees knocks and hicks? ees Hf a few more expert yerafters were grafted on the trustee board of Wes- tern University and in its official ca- pacity 1t would certainly out-Mourish a green bay tree in the sunny eouth toe Ar the fool killer has been busy Tookuye after the freak bul offerer« an the Tageslature be may new come forth and vo to hiv accustemed place as “joint” finder, for the Legetature has atont settled down to bucinese aoe You may dive in all the sin and abommaticn you please but dows in your heart tsa btthy bell ringing out Oh what a shame! The expression of guilt amt the contenance toile what sort of a hfe you hve. eae According to the white aman’s jaep udice ang patsion when Fick Jobn- son toak the measure of Jim Jee ries he fook also the met are of the whale while race, bat acee-ding te conimoen sense. reason and eit di na cate yalgment ohio whippel just one plan slugyer whe had eutirrown his weofulnuss in that tine cee When the etite his te bite itner ant grafters, mon whe own net even sry fect of yround to ae fia when tune shall bid them rea e wandering, men whe Pave no place te oul heme, whe roam from groin pasture te an | other in search of more viatins to “akin,” men whore all thes carry on their backs, it a time te hang out shingle announcing hankruptey + Mr. Heri, who 1s probally a scion of Herr Movt, the great anarchint «bes hard in his effort to blut the fair name of Kansas in xhume. Better take up the time in figuring out 3 measure to save the evil minded white man who hay a penchant for consorting with the colored women of the demi-monde clas, for he certain- ly needs the saving grace of a Herr, of a stronger force than hie own! character, eee lu the death of Col, Angell Mat- thewson at Puriony recently four col- ored people are remembered by him in bis will, ax follows: Lee Holhday, 420000; Brn. Mattie Hoxan, $100 00; Mr Lizrie Morton, $109 00; Mise Lee Sora Bridgewater, $20000 If a few more of the nch people whe die and leave meat wealth behing them ecubl be as generous to the peor there would nuch more happmes, an the | worlb for then lave lived a at The cditor of “Par icy Conanent® Vas never been se auidad aso Nich, Garter © Sedo Ulatices, bot af ay af the coed ate of “Lenrennee Towa, dene s sor offerise, thith Ahat a intake sas pauhe Ge net eum wor bg us te miestyate the aise of! ad baby left at the dea of strange re on Prday taht of last weeks we suarantee that if the eine ss intraeted anon hands that romething will be tue oe al oa ts " fos *, sone es eae 4 station the fer toa ‘ uo vt atmo ue fits ' whom eg aw apanetent we dae fete tt x motte ree gota the eat gdate eT etvation reovaear ts cn the fe te stent Pthiek this gh xpeouib Gaver te the tebted people atad fureairers but nudging by Ce bangs ramecr of bate fore thrown out an the List clectian, according te the difated Bull Voose randidate for Governor, moet of the (lowe whe can't vete ae they wash bebo to the Propressave party und ho Prageresstve ie cupposed toe hee ate hlerate (2). eos Ihe colored man or woman who claims te bong te some other race because he or she is tinctured with a mongrel blond, can rest assured that some of his ancestors came from the dark continent, the tind of cocoanute and palms, You may be part Hindoo lor fidtian, hut if you are tinctured in Hie feast wath the Uthioptan blond ‘you ie a Negro and belong with the [reer af ws whither you be ae white fe tlhe adirisen snes, red as the Plead of pyrcons er Hack ae the hinges of Thndes One pra cent of Nero blood makes you a Negr Re men and Ke notes, amd dort Oy to datve jyeae hin, Foor the Came ts ceemunee + he Pyar may well fed proud to koew that Hein amen ters were Negro, LORD SCOPE WANS AS, The Awtunn beat Art and bitenaays ute met Wednosdie aftertan at the frome ef Mae Ko doliean After a So tort baanees sessaen a etady was made 7 fhe tfe um werd ef Lous fellow Strebead ech merbar re gonded with) a quetition fram the Sune asithor AM the chee cf the Ses ten se abae ty furcheen Was creed toto gte cat The vtedine prac of Che tut were Mis father ae Tolavon of hana tty ag Me Harty thowata Mivs Rathertie behne taf Rausas City, Was me tbe cats Ta tc werk ce the tnterest of Lhe Crisis, Rev Keates of EHutelan oe, 0 aa the city assisting Rev Wo Wilbon, pasts ot the AMOR. Chineh una serica of revival mettings Miss Dorothy Thomas who ls been all for the past week ws improv. ime nicely at this writing. Dr. FE. Gordan, who eas taken xenoualy Wan Monday last, left for St. Tour, Thursday, where he will place himectf undet the cai of a ppectalist, Muy Anna Hokes entertained a tow frends ut her heme on Thursdsy evening. Whist sod mune furnished the amusemont, of the evening The eighth grade graduating class of Plaza School entertained eabay evening st the home of Poruthy | Thomas The slaw enlumblach and gold were ured cffectrvely in the decorations throughout ghe house, The evening wax spent in the usual diversions. following whieh a dante Teme beon was eerved AH subscribers ta this: pape wall Please pay ther sabsaeption te the lo ayent, or rend same tn money orderta this office HEAW ATID, WANS Os, Mis Joba Henrys ge oatferin: fom Se HeUS Ltt Lek af Le serene bs | Miobet Parts is alte te be ut nytuin after an attack of La geippe wtb dD Bates returned the at dief the week fam St doe Mle, where he has bean avristiog Roy Me Cuba hye testa fe reports reat | sucess, havings had twenty-one cans Vertes Rex. Barclay hon began a ses ts of meetings at the ACM OT s Hote Mata woods Mo . “ows i ne ' a Ue thee 8 Tae h mes fo tte atieh Petth ame twa by e pote os 1 Stewards “he bobo 4 Seta. wv vadt tn Dens ' ‘ Voir een W ets ‘ st iMooe hob Bata ay hn ee Bott steer Ma Tertmer seen s Morstns Tom a vient wath and frend nett fea, Mo ALD subscriber te this paper wal edee Pay tear sub scrap tiem tee the pcab agent an seed suune ba money sia ta Chis athce, SALING RAUNSAS. _ Phe five yenr old san of Mi. and jAlext Wilhums died Jan, 1 very sud- dently from beast fadure, The funer. al was helg at the home on N, trd St. Jan, 3rd ‘The veven months’ old von of Mr and Mri, W. Boswell died of pneu. monia Jan. 2nd. Mr. Tom Parker whe has been cick with bigrippe ix omproving | Mfr. Chailes Hudson who has beer Jmthe wach tise for some time, 1¢ re. ported sume Better, | ‘the huttle daughter «f Mr. ang Mus jftaowdle Wilhams who bac Leon stek wath tonaaleae, rt impros ing Mise Pela Owens te ceperted: sich, fa at ovorricd over bar alsceae fren fer schol, which she thinks wall act aeravast her located Lng aspected @at wera bells > 4 wen be cinpinis out the hag news of the masenige of Mis bee phim Paces and Meo ABE Ven, Nwecot am: papuiar yung fell Ste UH Had cn as dees a pan Puke am hE grocery, The peapdead Salina ate te, canty ettunk Ghat this a meveriave center ao thee are whisper oat och Wokliny ont pe Veooub ctiber ts thr paper wil plate pas then uhseriptiw te the Teh tat cond same ts aeney order tu thia offke. TINCULN, NEPRASK A Tat Surday vas quarterty eet ingeat the AME ammch Ube pre athing ahher, Rev J... Owens, wae We cbt and cord eta serves, Covenant aod cormunien st ryices wore held at Mt Zion Baptost church fast Sunday, The Sunday Fosum iy still holding meetings and is fairly attended, Mrs. Lillian Miller has been te. moved to her‘ home, and $y rmpraving nicely, Rev, C, R. Runyan and friends of the A. M. EF. church re striving t rawe their part of the finance for the rebulldmy of the burned Ward Tal! at Western University at Quindara, Kanwas, Members of Mt. Zion will celebrate Washington's birthday on Feb. 22d WEIR. KANSAS. Kev. B. F. Berry left on the 26th ult, for Nevada, Mo, to conduct a revival meeting, bet wan taken sick ant had to return home, arriving here lant Saturday. Mis, Magic Stewart in very sick, abo tiandma Baker Mr. GW. Canningham, whe puns agin shaft, bought a horse the other dy ang is now in elape te in Fi mire on full time, Mre 1.) Chatman nade oo let fess trip te Dittsburg on the tth Mis Elva Seats his been very atch Lotus batter MM subscribers plaise Jook out fur Taw Taindenler agent soon Have hen some money by all means Tt jtuhie money fo run the paper } AN subscribers to thi, paper will Please pay their rubecnption to the focal ugent, or send same by moneny order to this ofiee, | Farm and | Garden’ MOLDY FORAGE IS DEADLY, If You Want te Keep Your Live Steck Feed Only Sound Corn, ee Se, ae eee ee Durlos the fall and wister months uf 1911 and 1092 letters were frequentts reelved by the Kentuehy experiment station dew ribing a peculiar and wtrauage maindy nifecting homer, coitle und mule Newspapers over the suite freypently commented on the lows sus tained by certiin men tn theif commu nity fren a se ealled rg stetlous dis ease’ An fivestigition nd) partonnt oteervation of this outta in hen duke furnished conclusive evidene. that the slisedse ta aytesbon was forage Poosendig, ate oiled splenutic ceretise SPia tl doe tinaitis cad eeaneetily teri Wit ste sere trmecetde int ae erty of ease te nis cand cont fodder at Fertnentert etal oe Teecantten Has fier re ad prevent Hee ntotected: imate the Conteter De at tes beet beta stented poessttote te Wentueby fey ut contsnnes the focet Moab ealt tar ee PER net eaur AEN STEpOHED Gat bee strowiige et tig Wee ae ig et et at a, 2 Ke eon us f 2 Mes goed eae ae = WOR aot eer ft Sc Ah vel wh rie a ed? aaht Bee 3 a ti why a ’ at eh a S314 Be | Ft ont sl p. 31 <a hal Ie Bae ey sR ah aha Be Sree oe: fe ed) EN | , perhnent station | senvr CORN BLAMED POU CRBEBKUBPI- | MAL MYWSNOITIN IN BOWES, CATTIR AND wULRS toms, asa large percentage of the cases bus been fatal even whew recelving skilful mediint attention Very few ees have meucred after a complete chinge of fecd was made On one farm a complete change of feed was | tecommended to Chis k the disease, and Shr euset apperred abmest simultane ously fa tween the fouth: and seventh ee followin. the chenge, bet po tur ther cases were teportid. ated it bs safe te conclude elit the infection guined eptane peer te the change of Coed, biter wilh te thie tae diseise bid beea Pnculmteng fn thee ise teoted ‘Lie acute Gorin of the disease has heun tore prevent than cm other esperhilly an hones aad aes Vid tale see atte ted sneeanets ba fromm tue fo three dads tiene the tare the Aree CUM pvt petots Ware mtntfoxted Soommlde alt tive See Of the eases Jescloped nak pt eth thy ne pretment Herp pany tes wate coded by the awae er Mame wets Eeaquently Cound fev the tacsr an thet esutetr ed ne SeUplerier it de tte Me manera Tee ptestcas bit Eanes hate alt Taehed at went at the fieb ft cn dled within ae few trans THO TRIFLES THAT COUNT. We thee Tab tatie dee le ta gust Wosanee th 6 ow ailfusilog fia plow ted the lest passible Wer se toenting ntee hone LEE no, eb tar et waste Pac oye. send 1 ear ike eRt plus carefully bald Wirt rte world needs it net se WH botmeb whe bive thousands WD Rei bs Land and equipment as Foie who knew (he valne ot detatls soa hive the will aud “the umpusrtian te work to the a Mata onst Firenide Peulicy Weedorm tn a Nutshell, Bret miuliehing sheds facieg the south ore st tse clevn ntraw Hitler. See that drinkins vessels are clean sud provided with «lean water, Frovhie amit, bard and stel!: also charcoal grit. Give a dalle supply of xeon food Heep a sharp tookout for chickem pos. If w few warts or pimples appesr on comb, watties or evelidx, bathe with einegar and water, dry and then ap ply varbollzed glyerin Use epyoun salts to ite drinking water Keep enone, broolers and yards In repaly and ‘see that atl vermin is destroyed - American Agriculturist Winter Pruning. Worm dayn between now aul sj cing may be used to ndvontage, cutting aut dead timber or branches that ase tee crowded rniong archurd or shade trees or ehroblerys | Te careful In pruning font clase te the shoulder xo that the wound miv readily heal next season 11 is well Wy the cry of Ereex to palit Aloe wonnd over With noute cheap paint fi cider te prevent desing ¢ nnd rachis We're Giining In Wiedem, Ins ot howe the bnintas of Coetete Whe whe yivate cere whack trad the snot tte auch whiter bug met ne whoeklit. os formerly Silon and ehredders hive redtived the oumber + Oreuge Just Purmer Packgae ene Free 50c of" Medicines FOR ALS DISEASES OF THF. Kidney and Bladder, Rheumatism, Bed Wetting, Inability of Old | or Young to Control Their Water. . White us today, giving a full history of your case, your age, ee- cupation, ete, and we will send you some goed henent advice, and - & B0e package of Rowan’s Pastilles absolutely Free. . What they will do for yuu. They will cure your backache, strenrthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, ia youag er old, tinld up the worn out tiesues, and eliminate the excess of ausle acid that causes rheumatism and skin chseases. Prevente Bright's Dicrace and Dialutee, and restorcs health and strength, Address G. H. ROWAN DRUG CO., Chicago. vept 245. seeeee NOGE E TO THE PUBLIC... 2... | bog ° Trey to Kansas Ci tiy oe e Care lec Tht. ait Delaware Deaton serth, for toth and Matte Dana Crs Missuure exery howe on the half from Hoa AM te SU MM except Saturdays ard Sunday fapat hee baee ee och tan ahe Sunda thor th weather ts n+ eae wail tenve on the Smif bes or 8 A AL te CEL Express ene feaves 1 Tenvempert® 6 a defaved oars YOM ak ot Po Tease’ @ ootint Oth and Ia a Mats Thysoan, ot 11 Sa rv + Homeae Pity Wao! the Hunsas Uity-Western Ry. | Ses ree ree 4 Western Untiversiby , *angdengs % | Quindaro, Kansas. The Great I-custvia] Institution for Kansas and the West The Leading and Best Industrial Scheol of the West. COURSES: Classical, Collegiate, Preparutory, Sub: Nownal, Musical, (including Pinnoforte), Fine Arte, and Mechanical, Carpentry, Piinting and Book Bindmg Rusiness, Stenugraphy and Typewriting, Dress Mobheg and Plan Sewer, Tailoring, Cooking Laundering, and ® Gardening, : ADVANTAGES: — Splendid Lo ation, Healthful Climate, Good Influences aid Thorough Toarhers INFORMATIONS —Por Terms, Hrives and Inducements offered write H. T. KEALING, President. PHONDS.—Beli Weet 1428, Residences 18. @ / Butter \ : fe an every day delicacy that all % . can afford XQ A few cents a month covers the difference : between ordinary butter and “Meadow Geld” 4 Ruttor ia one of those “hig Lule thines"-a none 4 t wllty can leave a fezling of dissatistar +e 3 (Rtee weord, whiis geod & rst lends a0 4 tie ae i Com ? Vhe deitetaan Meron of “Herd: w Gold” dutta: f . i particularly enticing. Its rare richness appeals to the most fastidious pulate. 6 “ Sold b: “ia i ee dence Its Flavor a Ce cuter penicee, [Wins Favor} ea no Vans v AT yk ILL H. WITTIG, Preméent and Manager, Geo. Eysell Drug Co., ! Union Depot Drug Stores | Mail Orders Prompily Attended. ' Uppveite Waiting Room, All the Best Brand of Whishey—Botiled in Bond, | 1036 Vniow Avenue KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI tame Phone Weat 360 Rell Phone Weet eset || ——_—_— OO WANTED \GENTS: E. D. JONES, ‘bo write Life ang Accident Inmee spices: ease 5 ‘ime Volicies for Shawnee County. pS AL LE and PANCY GROCEIUES NVA'L TPR INSURANCE ce Freeh Meat, ,Qogatn and Tobaees. Chicago, TA. 322K ds St Topeka, Kanan bt. W TROUPE, H. T. GEEDER,M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PEDTSBURG, “ KANSA> Office; 1244, BL Theed St. Phones; Office 1475; Res. 1945, —Dimuree of Women , Speviatty ~ WANTED AGENTS: ‘lo write Life ang Accident Ines since Volicies for Shawnee County. NVA'L LIST INSURANCE CO Chicago, TA. Low tTrourn, State Agent 128 Lincatn St Topeka, han. State Agent, — When you have read the Plain | dealer tell your friends what they are miveing by not reading it, The Bell Telephone Servesall its’patronsjalike without reference to:race, color or condition. Itis always ready, always will- ing, always cfficient and always obedient.., It’ gives more than it gets and there is no prospering without it. Washing and Ironing By Fleciricity has passed the Experimental Stage and is Recog: tdsed Everywhere es the Most Satisfactory and Economical Methed of Doing Work Which is Necesnary and Yet Dreaded By Most People Mere Than Any Other Part of Domestle Service. BLECTRIC WASHERS That Will Do the Washng for an Or- dinary Sized Family for Five Cents Are Now on the Market and the Electric Iron ia Now no Well Known That it Readily Speaks for Iteelf. Our SALES DLPARTMENT Will Send Any of These Appli- ances to Your Home for a 30 Day Cree Trial Could Anything Be Fairer Thea That? Kansas Gas & Electtic COMPANY, Deep Water, Softened and Parified * ia used exclusively in our extire Washing Process. _ Not ordinary rain water filled with impuntics from the sir and roof top; but pure sparkling crystal like water from our own wells 65 feet deep. Every drop of the 25,000 gallons of water ‘we use a day is chemically treated to kill the alkali that is in it and then treated again by a compressed air system which elimi- nates all the chemicals. The water then is perfectly soft and absolutely pure and is used unstintingly through every process of Jaundering. Such water greatly eliminates the wear on clothes fer atroag washing compounds are unnecessary. All that ia needed in addition is good pure soap—WE MAKE OURS AND KNOW IT IS PURE. This water propoaition is just one of our hobbies—we have @ docen others which go toward making our service the BEST. Send us a triat bundle of laundry and sce for yourself PHONE 519 Ube Fe Veta” The Mutual, “7458.0 C. M, MATTHEWS, Founder & Mg’r, ae i ti sg tw gg. fh before the f Catalogue of the |} 15:5 ‘uy, tt, , the 3 c » al ERS F r eelinat Styles of |] wint be tax 19.0 chy “ot will be rer er sy PINE CREOLE HAIR AND ELEC- id pl Dior a pied tric Combs for Straightening your ae “ he *y a hair and raake it grow nicely ae eee) : WH MANUFACTURE MT A vor PiNesT CREOLE Wics m || ste od m3 re i gam the United Staten These you can % er ~ af comb and redress the same ag your sy a ke own hair, Write fer Free Cata- aoe fegue. Address SAM WILLER HUMAN HAIR CO. |] jie: PA P, O, Box 298, Shreveport, La. " oD ” “ty \ . _ . FOR SALE... 240 Acres Good Farm Land... Three alles from Nicxdemus, Kan— 50 acres in cultivation, Good fare residence—never-failing water sup ply. $30 per acre—ane-balf cash. Address J}——WHEN IN COPFLYVILLE— Stop at 5S. W. JONES’ GAFE 705 Union Ave home 467 Quick Yervice. Sanitary Roems ir iatonetton. Reerything First-Class | OLATHE, KAN, The Sunflower Art club met at the heme of Mra. Charles Coleman Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 29th. The club has taken up a systematic atudy of the Bible, under the instruc. tions of the National Baptist Publi- eallon Association, Bor the first lesson, the first seventeen huoks, or the tegal ang historical books of the uld Teatament were learned and re- potted on, ‘The lesson for the next week a3 the general topic for discus sion, “The Hille as a Hyok." After the rowilar business agssion, a tastes ful two course luncheon wag serve hy the hoatees ard the dub adjourned te mect Vobinary Sth weth Mra df Holmes BEANTRICI. Nene, Mrooiunj Mis A. Newton enter: tamed at a dinner Tact Sunday even: tote Maoand Mie Robt 8 ott) and funily, Meroand Mrs 0. 2. Gordan and family, Ma. and Mia 1p Camper and Moxy Matin on. "Mas sas aes ception ally ph as nt afd. Tho dee. jorationa of the house and the table were in ied and greeny this entor sehame beings cariod oat in various bart, of the menu. The delightful dinner waa served In five caurtes and various taushal scleclions were given during the evening following the din- ner, All: subacnbers to this paper will please pwv ther sulsenption to the local azent, or seng same by money ordet to this office. dhe Daughters of St. Paul will give an oyster supper Thursday even- ang in the church parlor for the bene- fit of the church. Mrs. Geo. Robinson and daugh- tea, Irene, who have been visiting for the last three months in Kansa, City, Mo, have returned Mrs. Chas, McUaw, who hag been on the uck list, ia somewhat better, Mrs. Edward Camper tf; indisposed at thy writing. WANTED:—-A widow over twenty wishes to correspond with a man of good habits any good saciety; one who owns property or a nice home Matrinaany the abject. Mrs. VE. Shelton, Quindaro, Kun Western University Pontotlic, (Wiest Published in the Tooeka | Phunieitee isnuary 17, 19th) in the Inytrict Court of Shawnee ‘County, Katisas Hiram Davia, Plant, ve. Lotte Browrang, et al, Defendants No. 27530 UNE SPAIE OF KANSAS | ode Lette Browning amt W Browning, prectisy: The ead defendants, Totty Browning and W. Browning, io the above action, of party unknown, will take wotice that they have been aed ‘in the above nameg court by the card plain, Maram Davie, tng that they mu t answer pctition of plam- uff sn the above action, on ur before the firat day of Murch, 1913, er the anid petition will be (aken as truc, and judgement rentered agsinct them, ferever barring ang fereclos- ing thens of alt rights, title, estate, interest, property and equity ef re- deniption in or to the fotlomng de- ucribed real estate in Skawnce County, Kansas, to-wit: | Tat Number One bondred and thirteen (113), amd the north half of Let Num@er One bandred and fiftereg (115), Michigan Avenze im Wentworth Place Subdivision, Oek- land, Topeka, Kansas, er any part thersof and cost of thig action. N. B. ARNOLD, Attorney fer Pleistut. Attast: C. W. BOWER, Clerk District Coort (Seal) PURLICATION NOTICE. Ne. 27888. {a the District Court of Shawnee County, State of Kansas Katio Smith, piaiatif. ve. John Smith, defendant, State of Kansas to osid Defendant: You are hereby notified that you have beem sved in the District Court of Shawnes County, Kansas, by the above nameqg plaintiff, Katie Smith, whose petition was filed in said case On the 2%rd day of January A. D. 1913, and that unless you anewer said petition or appear herein on or before the 7th day of March A. D. 1913, the allegations in sald petition will be taken as true and a judgment will be rendered against you divorc- ing said plaints frore you and quit- ing title of her real eatate for all other equitable and proper relief stated and requested in her said peti- tion KATIE SMITH, Plainti? J, J, KING, Attorney for PlaintlT Attest; FANNIE B HOUSER, Depety Slerk Dist. Court (ann ay Dee ea ae my ALY. 9 me - po Ai a ie y Pe itxty) P Rectal MAKING FARM SHOU Ile to make it clear tu fartuers im general, but more par thatuts to owners of sinall trate of Lind hit the frult Interest wbamefully me atected ina number of Bites, Tl cms the throwing avant tones No bitin trot firming §4 esi erertnere prety ble than fruit cibsties Tt fe te utnre tit belungs expecetity to the btu bitin bat Eo wisth te ash sone Of (ie Let giowers ef the can try Tf thes ove ever compried: the feet e Selue of corm or wheat with {lott ob upped If Hey beve not trhen the trouble ta Qo se dt woalt be well ty glve the ule Jeet a Hitihe atecution, Menlt crmiot Cihe the pheceot praia. but ft eas add at Breit deal te the fiemer's tucome with out dntertcring with his geaeril work On a trict of (wenty to forty acres there ousht to be ove acces of Lire fruit, Apples pay best of all ‘Lhe ¢rop Is qaile reliable, and price atinest Invattabty are sudent lo return a satisfactory profit. With quotations is they bive been for several years the orchardist can sinnd a partial Callure now aud ag thit Two men will dy the net exsary pron: fag in a te acre orchard in one week every fall und the spraying In one werk in the spring, Tho picking Is usually done by the buyers. ‘They know how to classify and pack better than the farmer den Rofore severe fronts set In the owner should give x couple of dayn to wolching the orvhand ‘Chis amount of work M4 triiting compared to thot required in rising a cre of grate Ta in isersge season flve acres of fruit will return a pretlt of from $1,000 te 82.00, Th northern latitndes spring plinting of Ge dis best Aes one who as biel tie de evtettieme shoakd not phint Thore Hou tele, or abemt WOO thee, faa sero lwo yetrold Leegy ate “ | WORTH MORE THAN CROPS. SOW tent tla meron can ene. on Me house? edly abe A Me ta Miifes for eikigs Chor bmaben erie te ste bikes Pan the pestis yeas? Remem ber thit.e women's streacth and ety he thee HOSE Stebel tyset Hef the Pam id that seu wilt he sorry when they are worw ee Porm: demrnat WHEN YOU MARKET BEEF, Some of the Things the Stock Raisce Ouyht lo Gear In Mind, Lavers danier who feeder fandies Catt far the mitted steuitd Cthe seme reliahte silly tories pooped, whieh fis a peh ope meted repent, ted Resp povtest on the mantel Sle onshe te Phew the ispe ot entibe be be and In what elise thew bet ne, wo thie lee ca intetisenth interpret the neashet reports Tbe bend ssa knew at whit Un ead Tie yee mas calor ate tiest hy d@etunid From + study of monthly prices on the Chicaga vuntbet over a petind ers teading From ISU to tam Gd, 1. Dacy drew Ue fotlon ing coachinions, OF the various , rides of beef extile prime sleers finctuate the leavt and 4%. , Ls, a p by EY o Maia | ne Marfa a0 Fe i Protegraph by University ef Wiecenst Coie of Agrieulture See Sa prevent (he moxt comuervative ratio be teen demand and supply, The most dedrable weight fer prise wteery fs Alou 1200 pounds, amd the preferable are ls (wu pad a ball yenty Vee mow favorable period at which te muarket prime beef fe @urlag Jone and December, although there ia a de. mand fur tt (eeonghout the year, AN xtades betuw prime Sucteate wiiely, ‘They are Infinesced eivibty by dry Weather, competitivs frou oth ef cridew, the hit price of feed aud an overatin hed market. Kutcher stk te most fa domaad Auilag the «pring onthe Blovters ant feeders briag the bit ext prices during Velrunry, March anid April isulletiu ( alversity of VW iscowds Agricultural [isperiment Btalles Make Yeur Treee New. ‘Tree cenenvation la now je order. I pare wouderfully when properiy done The frat thing be to remove the dend branches, them the imterferiog enex tue mukern and the water sprouts ‘Them mext nirape ef and burn the rough bash fo kilt the fronts, Fiaally paint all wornds iarger than ene half finch with white led and of.—Ame & twericel te THE LITTLE PAY uved with au mnsurance of good re aulte, Late sanction are recommend ed for localthat where Most is Mbely te appear alter the Mth of April Freezing weather after fru't tro have blowon od i pretty sure to hill Ue onthe cup Phe kite yariethes of apples aed chertles are mere apt to ewape fest in the batding prtiet thin the cals Mate Eepericnce ba toe bist Gon serie shows that the dan ger is peal) at ia the spring. Artioclad heatlag of an orchant ts Pestle {fn sudden cold ena cones ala crite tine, Menters for thls pirpese can be bonsht, or pinudse Ares can be kept geing fer a day ot two and) the diner ta over TE have talsed the (omperature of an orchard Tt degrees by slow fires and saved a clowns crop There are good reasons for recom mending (he xrndual development ot mn omhacd It Is well tu test anil, nithoda of handing and quality of soung tres 1 prefer level land, ae that dee aml fey water my be Lett around the roots of toalared treee lit the spring. This holds back the bad log unl dinger from frost ta ovor Young trees ought to be protected from thin tre mud cbilly wator by a thick cont of manure, Meots ebtain a better hold and trees are ateonger on Tevel land than an a slope 2 would not place the orchard to a low place however, A quad depth of loam ts de virable, atvl ft tuny be anndy, but not gravelly, With aft these things to atudy aud in view uf the fact that thore fs no Laiveme for a few years, I would way It waa unwise to touke the entire in sentmesit for an orchard and do all (he work In ane seasan, There are mouy Fertarens tit yield a profit the trast Sein, wold the need attention from the frat, although they da aot pay bet ter tuan trait in the long rua, WHY FIELDS WASH. Because of the lack of bnuus Metis wash, and the cunning off Hat the water gitries off the top voll Lbere are parte of America Ta which tents are worn ont not bene Crops huve ethauvted the fertihty, but because the Fertile suit ice soil tas been care alet att by washing uae wis ty 6 blader, BOX FOR SEED CORN. ty Mado and Easy to Use. George Mutt of Buena Vista con: th, f2a, 4 econpesperdent of the Jawa Hoeneatend sets that heim lu favor of pie hing seed con whlle picking to erty, amd he thinks that a better quality and sumpler ear can be picked. He rendy the vanmpruying sketch of oe er D y t, SS SSS P D D UANDY 140% POR Sra COU, TE Tons the lowa Hasnentond J Rome) box (hat he made and iW using aod tinds it to he very convenlent tu lake off (he wagou box nad put on Alb that is needed are ane baggy fice aud wlx uals to mall leony to the need bex for any ontlnary xized box hold ing a wack of corn, ‘Tbe trons must be walled on the box, aad thew the ber can be Ufted off and wet away whale selng the wagon for other work in stead of wiring it or nailing te the wngen box, Jo order to get Lhe meagurementy for the fron lott te box on the «top ef the wagon and ineanure the dbs taave from the inaide uf the step arvusd the tox to the wp of the wag oa box, alluwing about three Inchen at beth eads fur hinvk and projecting at tae bottea: Clucks and Crows. When fattening au old bea or aay fowl! thet I> apt lo be tourk feed It on bread evahed Iu vinegar for about wbx aye before killtug, and the meat will be tendar, Laylug hens should be fod Uberally daring eott dajy, for they seed not only the uxuil quantity af feed to Bavefacture exes. but an extra pup ply te couutenict the eects of the cold Tt ti 4 re eveential that the poultry house be chaned ont oftewer Ia the winter thio in anmimer, for during cold weather (he Louse Je sbut ep and the gasen are confinest, thug inereaudng the dancer from diuease, Keep on culling if there is but a wogle bird in the flock that fa not needed get cid of ft. The mam whe Witt weed ont (he drones sod keep w\ Su eM hace te Th mam who ® Nes SEVENTEEN TRARS } Saige, Seabee ee ee a ee Sidcey Holder, in charge of the Prodece department and the oldest vmployce of this store, completes bie seventeenth ycar of service on Feb ruary lat, 1913. A resident of Marion for over thir- ty years; a hard werkor; industrious and foyat; he has made for himaelf a record (hat will Le an everlasting monument for tim. But, Sid lent dead yet. Not by a long shot. His hfe is an active onc, and although he devotes his endeavors successfully to busine. # he is prominent fn the pollt- teal and religious life among the col- vred people of thie community, Morn near Raleigh, N C., in 1847, he came ta Kansea fe 1882, We hee frcighted on the plains, held oMcore’ ‘ores during the Civil war and heen mm “Qnishty close quarters a powerful lot of tunes” during the early history ef this tte “Une Sid, ad we all like to call him, is 4 “powerful busy wan thee days" - epee coming in and tges coing out, gad poultry to weigh and butter to judge and then, too, the farnaee “just naturally cate up coal hy the wagon load” We don't Iike te mention it, and if it wasn’t for Uncle Sid we wouldn't any anything about it. hut here is a little item clipped from a tocal paper tast year that goes to show that he ig a busy man: “When one candles 27,648,000 eggs he or she has candled some. This is the amount of erga that Mr. Sid Molder has hold up to the bright sen- lucht and, after hit careful oxsmina- tion, declared O. K. and proper te be shippod out under (he Loveless signa- ture. Doubt it! Well—12 carloads a year; 400 casos to carload; 360 egge in a case; 16 yeara on the same firm's payroll, Multiply the dope or ask Sid” Well! Here's “three cheers and a uger” for Sid aud may he live to on- joy another 17 years of service at the work he seema so will fitteg to do -Marion Cash Reyeer, ATCHISON, KAN. Mr. and Mey John Smith, 423 N, Virst, entertained a number of yousg people in honor af their gon, James’, 2tst birthday, ‘Those present were, Maisies Mlorence Tipton, Lessie Vat- fon, Rexsie Patten, Xena McNeas, Mere Della Hamilton, Mrs. Hattie Hit, Mrs, Eva Winsor, Messrs, Chas. Smuth, Hendy Nenning, Ellsworth Ousley, Jense Dright, Isaac Shackle- ford, Sanders Shackleford and Ha- fend King (lirst Vublished in the Topeka Plaindevler Jannary 24, 1913). In the Pobate Court of Shawnee County, Kansas. Inthe Matter of the Estate of Rosa Jone., deerased, AOLICE OF TINAL SETTLEMENT, Creditors and all other persons ta- terested in the aforesaid estate, are herehy natified that on the 8ry day of Mitch, 11%, said day being he firet Monday of said month and the first diy of the March, ‘913 term, 1 ehal? apply to the Probate Court sitting al the Court House in the City of To- pela, Shawnee County, Kansas, for « full and final settlenent of said estate and for an order of the Court finding and adjedging who are the heirs of Rosa Jones deceased. ALFRED KUYKENDALL, Administrator, Detectives Wanted... | Young Men Wanted to operate in own locality secret service wark, expcri- ence unnecessary. Enclose stamp for particulars, UNIVERSAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 304 Colcord Building OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, We are Prepared to do Neat | Work Let Us Figure on ta NW NA fae or oF oo ms em - i? SBM cosemann cena ——NSPVEYE F' ET ere t eae Tey re recs ~ Of ET I | TIIT WE , enaimaer een nie pore Mma einl eRe roar pore —— mee . 7 - The Topeka Plaindealer Established tn 1899, NICK 'CHILES,. «000000000000 Bditon area eeeeterrreete ii SUBSCRIPTION RATES. + One Yoersieiescssccrsereres SISO Bix Monthsssececsessenteseree 1,00 Three Months.ccssccsesssesses BO Advertising Rates Per Month $2.00 Per Inch, Entered at the Postofiice at Topeka as Second Class Mail Matter, | (nn W. GC Tandy 0 candidate for ree election for Streets and Publre fms provement commision: He hus | made good and asks fo another \ term. He hav caval the Gispayers Reverul thousang dollars sinee in of-| fice and gave a datve arrount of ent | ployment te the Liboringe chiss. AB. Bone Wategn an be \ Mays Demoecnat says oth. Indl prodot ating the medtermarsage of whites aad Hacks prsrd the Gowa bog veto al We te a Has ce Renal i casatee ind wouly preted the blek« tare the Aneeremealy ecauiten wart trash Whe whnte ade of Gots cheaper fa Vn the bbick Thon Conti Patterson. ot Batas City, whe erendly ay te al tran the Tacuba tee te. We teen tow AvEsItN, te oone nd tee de tans Men ote the states and bie fane. well treated trae tas tern av daatl geeer ts that an tatatia ob at | ferson tea ete ae cme on eves | thane te whadt be bas set oat mand He served Kansas C2 a street ccm | missioner ang contacted the atfairs entrusted te hint in ac maner that | Carne hint the plaudits of the entire] ty. Mr Patterson mao invaluable: man te las race, city and state Linn County Ably Represented. Hon, PT. Ro Tyson, representative fiom finn caunty i aman of when fis constituents can well feel proud Despite the overwhelming Democratic majority he as holding: hie own His Sate is always recorded on the side of yeht and justice, and aie a safe bet that he will always be be on hand if there te voting: te be done ‘the Weiter wis reared a Dinn county nad hows Wa ‘Pyson ta be a mandy mat one ta when the people can Phice evens trust PARSONS, RAN Mee ROC) Weagebt and dea litte daughter and song Lettre wid dacks of Wiebita, setutmed: hame Dunstan at for a pleasaot veeat with frend sand trlatives Mies Conti Heys bet sand ty evenpie fer Western Pniver sity, Where she will reste her studies Mis. Geo. Eo dovelady, and Intl sleughion, Myte were pleasant vis tars in Cherrvvat Sanhas aed Mew dase Me BOM Ras ne pate OE at die fionte on Tat Chork bats ce nvatese inv needy Ye POV Bales aah a pietes petal tap tie tela Mar sday Vis fens Holiday chart anly on taitimed weh oat teperse party” Mer eas cvenity. ataplimentoa te Misy Macirie Pasden ard Per by ther, Mie Chas, Drvden. of O awatozmic. “The evenias Was puta ants spent om mastic att puey cet Seasetoen. ater whack ay eleaant fet eer eo tunel Con We served Navenp those yine ent ower. Mises Mame Harts, Beole Porte, Poo Will. Opatie Mradley, Mreda Tiegs. and Victoria Vorter; Mewre Marvin AleGhisson, Emmett Bass, Arthur Rely, Lous Lowe, James Porter and Klester Hare 4, Mr. IS E. Tipton, the “houser mover," fef, Thuryday for a business trip te Columbus, Dr, E. A, Bailey, our physician and surgeon, iy coring a yrrand succesa in his practice among the citizens of Parsons. Miss Margaret Macey of Sedalia, Mo, ik the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam. White, Mrs. Harley Patterson has re- tarneg from a short stay in lola. | Mrs. A. HI, Morton iv tnpidly ime proving from hey recent liners. Rev, Jas € Rice of Carthage,’ Mo, is reaping a spiritual harvest: from, hin persistant efferty an the wsisal acivices at the AJM OR. church Tes: uch piaine cunnet be tendered him, for the cemechahb ae ult. he a ols talninge AM sabnersbers te this paper wall] nae pas their subscription te the, Taal ayecrt ot send sam Tt money wes to thks oMie FOPLLSVILLE, KANSAS, All of the teachers in the colored s hoch attended the Sauthen tach «association at Parsons Lot week Yeo Saar Paste MeoW Carte ard ‘he Thomas Uonry accompanied Heh V oslyend. J Ate Mee “ a wet to Texas one dny this week to be oO} the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. Sarat Forker, who ix eriti¢ally ill. The Sunday School and BY. U. combined and rendered an excellent program at the First Baptist church Wedresday evening for the benefit of the piano fund. Mre, N,N Gilbert and Mr« W. M. Trite made ws business trip to Par. suns un the 29th, ‘ Rev. FE. 7. Green ix ain the city and will aesist Rev. King in a revival at Mount Carme! chureh. Mos Ocenia Davis, of Independeme wax the honored guest of Mi. and Mre G Blachwail Sunday. Mes Ave on the sick tet. Rey. Poof Skanrer returned from Mittsbere where he hae been assiet- ye Rev. Blas, pastor of Mount Hoh. row church tna vesisal fle reports MTEL KUCCeNe Ewentyesin additions tata fuel of which ten were cone vere daring: tae toned, Tie Toes Nanahary rendered a abated preghata ab th opethel VOW Eoohaveih Webbe day ee ok Ve Beales’ Danan met at the purst: Baath t ebtiah Stmdag attere ham ated ate antebe tangs tine is te potted Gy all ry alten ance Miseos Dertha agad Bea fo artwrnghe ea eeteana he Dadi Vee thar ben bene cn day thes week Chak Ne Sot the Mieed om BOY serdeteg 6 gee ue at the a Hodes tf aaxt weer Steteh cette who belt he AMD chiteh er a san Mb Ware rs a tie ey test Merehes ang tient oy nae Nat he tore ome a Ta val ot bemaiy 4 Mes deaths Tia aig tates has weed inte Ter neat ttt sataze| te puithand on Eat sinth street | his ts ter second attempt inside aft 1 wute Seats bo secure herself a bome, oe believes am the old adage, ntl wast Seu sont succecd. try again” Maid teacher on the etty schools here, Irs, Guy has won the hiyshest res pest of the peuple, gad i. also highly ppretiated for her excellant work 4 superintendent of the A, M. Bvt unday schvol, She brought te the ront as graduates from the emhtht ade the followin students: Mise es daumte Willkoms, Helen Roan, “ta Curplell, Watafied Mattersan, anima Kolerson and Mr. Luemn ‘alifate. Mibof them tea vers bright fal dee mow in the Ebgeh schaal Wes 1 Me Mibstec et the SOM OK church ride an ence licat address te the ch ve ait Res Walter Ruawn of the «VM So advaiele ptesentedd the deplaanas MME subsotibers te tnt patper wall Wee pet thet suteseription tee Che nak tp ttiar send, saine by mony res te this ote 4 THIE. Gt WHOM A. Bie ad Mie siege yet Srna Wee Wee tr te city Bootie on teat bu anes Mr Df steest spent ane week eran Ban tos cath Mer band Che prraueed ts covecedt ath a deeg ene nd bashes e new a order. Pe 0 teh ed netpneity tecce nity fem re ent accehat, uM NOV bt tan tn tinge tel tn Columbus Gide Bev eb benetes nas ret aed ara tpt RIE ow Me Mee tee etait ate a tee ays ine MooMe fey? ty . vas We town one ay hs eck Mi PT Chotan. an aped te sndent wort atts de Dvabes at bist wach ol wal lated Sates VE € hee PeU abe a tonics feuded wall be sees massed He te uver atin aaareed Mite, sisters andl brother Several of and gas companies ae forming here with the axpestation. of drilling as soan as the weather will permit, 4 Some Gopher Trap. , W, M, Buch, of Panico, bas in. vented a gopher trap which he as. serts will catch nine gophers out of every ten, He says the attorney at Washington has his trap and is gro. ing to “file a patent’ and send tt to Topeku the first of March, Huck way disabled in the Spanish: ‘Amitican wur, cume tack to Kansas, Hand didn't know just what to do te peurn his frond chicken \ farmer oott Paya suid, ) hee here, uncle, Mve got a big al- falfa field overrun with gephers, vows better yet ‘em out for me. Buch, hia profession chosen, began tovketch gophers He's been thipp- Co neaity tse yastie, and has boon wakes on his patente bot op Ce tet Ma th cays pte codeine hart fall Ue gepter wan fo utte bt ty te Cede ht te tween two hook oo bien oat. eter neal ob ter Met chats Pant tan satchen ten where ether ciate citen tive “he ea Te tttae # " Ope phe wk hin eNom! be respond . ") dou't eae put its gwine to make inc rich, bot Y in? . ‘ Tm hopin’ for go wet uw pywerful’ t yet Pom Stonestreet & Son, ’ rs Undertakers and Funeral Directors. ; story eg SHER We carry one of the finest lines v , ee Bena "8 UNDERTAKING GooDs Co a . a in the State, We never sleep. Thre S aac) Ces <1 Licensed Embalmert in attendance CY 15 636 Quincy St. "Phone 52 : . Palace Meat Market, | 938 Kansas Avenue. | Everything in Season. | CUT RATE MARYET. CARL FOWLER, - Manage? Mme. 7. B. Perkins... shag teh es Sage . eet weotieniife Scalp Specialisi.... 4630 W. 35th Ave,, Denver, Col. MADAM ED PERKINS of De went ote provers Thee tee sere Calorade atin has pet five have nen succesful where al sents in study of the scalp, is now have fuk Have you writt interesting wamen all over the glube If not, and you want hair | in the care of the Hair and Sealp own, write her today, Be Noe matter how dath sour skin i, encloce a four cent stamp an Madame Perkins” juatchless Svalp yout name and address very preparations and scientific method of bu ieglys Hoi treatment for cultivating, beautify. 304 ¢*Pect 4 teply. Don s ing and growing the Hair will grow lens you mean business, No yowtr halt if there is no phystcial ail- wanted. e a nS, b me Pa ‘ | Rey "aa ie: oan as i eee 3 . eds cv oa A eee F Po ee Teese "WP THIS TELLS THE STORY MET COPYRIGHTED +1910. Women!- Siop! Wait! Listen! Read! Ifa woman have tong hair, it is oles do her. 1] Cor. 2]? 45. Every Woman Can Gave that Glory if She Wishes dr, Tins ts ter peu. Ne date contd uid ts te Waedane FT) Perkins, Moar, but sete Tons beautiful the Saientigg Suite Specuahet, of bar thet ue yp vot de patoen the dover Coetido, whe as ast atest re setoat oteturitas OW) Set Want omer the welled witty oe vareder fad ant Us hind on tard tf write for ot rewire a My Oun Hatt is My Best Advertisement, With these treatment oe Hau sets PZ anche er twe vests Ht hid remained ese dength fou suche) fa 1 yea Wher lo dal “or my hat Loam dovy tor harleds of others, snd wall de der you with my Matchtes, Seentine sialp Mrepans tons My tieatment stops falling Haat or breaking off, cures eplit ends, lemeves dandiutl and scuilp seurf, suuses the huis to x: ow long, no mat- ter how short; soft, ne matter how harsh; thick, no matter how thin; straight from the bulbs, no matter how kinky, First treatment will show wonderful improvement. Do not wait if you are interested in your Hair, I give treatments all over the THE T, D. P, SCIENTIFIC SCALP KIENS, Sole Agent. A. > GRADUATE PHARMACIST, with three years’ experience in a city drag store, wishes to purchase haif interest in a colored drug store In Kansaoy or Oklahoma, Stute terms expected, Address all replics to The Plaindcaler offlce, Muth (Ad. X.) Your opportunity te get geod coal ay wood is now, Call the Carn Coal Co, —$ — ————— Raylave You ’ — a Re WI are 1 > at Ay turers 2 AEBS) Abo Wavy : Weal ee ae suite tad i Phen Wine Plat ARE ier tus ecto or "=~. i EE TS ee RAVE You Beautirut MAIR ? op WIE are the only Importers and Manutace 7 at Ay turers of Real Colored People's Hair. =! AER) Alo Wavy Hair, s + oe Hts Weal fates gat rettee emt nar te stam ] Slog erates end washing at nt Wits color any : a F sets t Phen Wine Plots, Braids, Peeustormatwits and Polis be t dite’ otk or Lo ved ¢, all shades, tune tov dibtlealts e OR Sar htenngy Comte and Pe Waders re tek 1% aE GEN oon cue ‘Phe Uld Relable Mine, aunt's Hair Emporiam NG Ba Avenue ay we sont tet ob NEW DORK CITY = cones jee Sel £20 ot we eee || le vent ote proven TD treatments have deen sucee stul where all others hase failed Have pou written her? Tf net, and you want halr like her own, write her today, Be cure to enclose a four cent stamp ond write Sout name and address very plain if Jou expect a teply, Don't write un- less you mean business, No agents wanted. Crates) Strte Py gaa Waite me ae mee Tord Goohlet ot tf aimation, und te timenal ot these taking: my Leatuent: whet jodreent stamp hy etclascd. To du mot have agents, 1 need a personal hastorygof your har and scalp and your iysicint con- dition, All eal promptly answered when tour-cent stamp is enclosed. 1 am the only woman of the race grow- ing Hair today who can show the public the real length of my hair when I first began treating it. Seng for booklet if you mean business. You can securo these preparations only from me. None hke them made in the world, DR. W. ROGER RUSSELL, i” San i ) iy eae" DENTIST | All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction, At Kannan Avenue, + Phone aot | BEAUTIFUL HAIR 2] , 1¢ only Importers and Manutace of Real colored Peopty's Hair, Hair, Diteds gent rttee eetr nar te stam Washing at mt wits color ate, 8. Hrabts, Freuvtormations and otis ti f, all shades, tune tow diithelt, ; Hennig Qomts and “Fie Artalers 1 IS YOUR ALFALFA YELLOW? Dr. Wiley, ‘the Feed Expert, Saye s Bug Is the Cause, 1 AN sorte of teasonn are advanced for the turning yellon cf alfalfa Some may be corret and ome put. “Lack of bacteria tn the soll,” saya one. “The ground needa lime.” saya another, “Boor underdrainage.” pase athird, But here cones 12. W. Wiles of Washington, the famonr fond es. pert, who tells ux In the Mural Now Yorker that ft §n clue tu a peculine eurt af louse that in very fond of feeding on alfnifa, Here Is what he nays: “A yenr avo lost epring Tt sowed four acres of alfalfa on my farm Jn Pow doun county, Va, The plot tearing the alfalfo Hes Just at the foot af the Bine Ridge. on the east side, and ben Rood quility of eoll, The plot war eurefully mepared by dep plowing, thovengh «tirring of the surface ant 1 plevious tretuent wih two tens of time gut acre, The geristnation was almost perfect and the growth pheuenn enal *Sinfdendy. abut the that week in dune, when the young ntfalfa wis twa er tines ipdes hike the whole plet Vegan feo turn geltow 1 theaghe, tt Wie dite fo tincis aid Inoucht <n bles to the tr sean of gdant hotuetey at Washington “MH Wad vamos! by the spertilet a pInE phislebicy but te Cues could De form t Dhes bab sas, how ONCE Mat ant ren atte dese te wate fevatad ito tis the fo tee diel ane | Sheatinte te ho tapdes te dee Bhawan eitemeStast of Che aepartincnt tle Wie wale Peeks crime at spe tal uitedfe Luise ee wha he het atier beard but ness Trtsr on tn exe ar ben thee parade tiem otc aaiheytad as Lae te hagevctasdvnery af the plant tes Keene etenet the sap de the he | Dwor hd sue ret te tiene wits peter Ue Appear ones tenet thee elfa fa for toe, | FILLS A HENIIOUSEC NEED, Here's an Easily Maus and Simpie Feeding Trough For Poultry. One of the .tethest teats ina hea house Iva dey, lean ough for feeding shel. ert, bran or the dis ration ‘Phe man whe has a ected house enn try my method und PM guarantee he will Nhe it, xayeo Michigan conespondent of the Amerlean Agehultiust Cat through the cefling board between tbe studing aud take’ out the board = Put two small hinges on MH, replice and thy ® button to hold Hin place, Next ent a slit abou! two ae hes whe and ucace By te the stobling on both sides, about 41 sty LLI TTT IT weet above de tor beset a tote rotting Wick mel stindis tu the aut sie chipbairts (iow the font cd.e of the teush te eore a tate ate + thee ep eninge ny thee etl se thie feed ser Met overnien Veatle a eeeth mente the Aretede tee bee eatsthe Alted, ved thes Tens aatnet wiste or pet oon top of tle dees and teat it Lohaye thee us ev tone tet suat. Stent att tue doris the winter Where ete tees 8 abs anal thruks i Tost to herp bepps before the Low ts AU the fren Ces plate WE be biked ats AC es op metros Whitever Tf ene x hegse is bet cole the bayer int Le PUL on the cafstte at the Pease with troughs teune, thiongh the taps ef fhe Doves shoold shunt so the ial wil He theses feoniee, WH have to Qe fied fem (te entsale Wath this phint the fod dyops dewn as fast as the hens pemove it fiom the trouzhs Sion) tvhahbers was sometimes he evoled frou poor oper by property plinting and caring for a few pls of fencing Around the Hennery. Mere ia where so many peupie fal) down in qhe hen business ‘They will wot feed well while the hens ure “dry.” Charepal in wot a fowl, though fowls gato In flesh and exes during its use, Jt staply puts them and weeps them in & good condition for work bmyure ah, ax well ax dampuens, eon dapper fn aus flock. Neparate the fuck ti buutbea of twenty tive ar Aft) avd feed then: seporatels, and ibey will make much better gains With the possible emeeption of: droll evr, empone gacduce the bigheat priced ehbkem mergen the mirket Phey fre quently being as bib as 46 conte 1 Pound tad never teen than LO eet Urine the winter mentite te pout fay bewses ar apt te pet damp. ane son hinbet abserke nt miteaial stould Vena an ahe thos od ike pauitey Hotses and nec tte paste Nothing Xcode dey aie for thas parpace Te newter tit if the dans do ner have a fail supple ef grit the food whe hot ques thiensh the posal as it should bbe eg saad pnd thee primsatne way Sheu the rep te the sazind be wie closed stuf midhy a fowl dies attoply frou: wane of miter fe geld ite food Keep erit before the fowls mt wll fames, . ” $3 ANNOUNCEMENTS. ——s 1 hea gby announce myself as a cane didate for City Commissioner, Parke and Hublic Property, RICHARD WILSON thereby unnounce mynelf u cundis date for re-eleetion for ety commis- sioner for Streets and Public Ime provements, W. G. "PANDY, —_—<$<< <_< —..___.. When in hansas City ang in went uf a nice room call on Mrs. Hhnes Roch, (20 East 6th strect. Mr. J WM Hadley has bought the (liar and Hawkins barbershop at Att Kansas avenue, [He would lke to have all his fiscnds gise him a eall. 7 Ue Ss NS PRG OR PG ur ee ke Ee Tourn to trout the feet, and Lecome a LOOT SPECIALIST. The Chizep- odist. beth mop and women, are busy R85 daye yaurly, We teach you hy mutith Sead 2 cent stamp for press Pulls & EDWARD L. MOORE, Ine <tractor., 220 Woodward Avenue, Dee tra Wil Depa ns BP A BARGAIN, LOY MRES of srond sweet poe "atee ate vattiipelon tind. Jocated Noir ents trom Copcha POR SAPES em fan sl credie fiom 1000 te "Car hehe potaters por were and we Ste Get stinoo worth af rele Hooter here Aehine se, tHe Tt MINDEALER, Topcha, Kaneas — ee Ue ee Se 6 See ht Thes, Raye Nev Cath Bateuss a Nee ah tet co TIM anet 129 scare old, thad at the counts heepital Mebruary th Ageqg men who Knew him nd years ayo, when he tust came to New Sada, sy he was an eld map then. ‘The aged Negio, a griant im stature, often told of accompanying his mase ter during the Black Hawk war in Ist, He alo remembered clearly the first inauguration of Madison as President Read the Plamndealer and be wise, DR. WILLIAM E. JACKSON, ‘ Vhveniin and Surgeon, auUa Kansas Ave, nd thone as, TOPEKA (MH iret Gedo to 14,20; 3 to 6 Hel) phone Sot, DR. THADDEUS b. MARTEN, Physician and Surgeon, Sud hansae Ave, Residences 1926 Buchanan Sa Kesidence phones; wel, 901-2, Ind. 2889 Red DR. J. M. JAMISON, Phostaan and surgeon, Fv rg MMy-taan of the Knighte aml Ladies of Protection She ea attention to Tnscnses of Momes and Pirate Di-cases .. ee and Nestdence, wT Matt nes Well phere 1092 toh phan 69 Ree, Rell 648 OLIVER AL PAYLOT, M. DL Pivsicion and Surpeon “YE Kamas Ave, over Olbler’s tus & avtess from Throop Mate? Calls Viewered Diy and Vight tentdone et 53h Van Buren 8t We are Prepared ‘ to do Neat —= ‘ | —_ Work x Let Us Figure on = / | Social and Other * Topeka Happenings. See ORES es EN ERG Tea eee. Te encom coe hist. "| The Coal annd wood at the Cash never runs out. »Subsenbe for and sead The Plain- dealey, g live paper. _ . Misw Edna Cantrell ts ill at her home on Washington atiect, Mrs. Ella Jordan is confined to het duom on account of illness, Mra. Salbe osters whe hae leen Moat her home ts able te be out agnin, Mise Pella Rath of the Toy oka tne dustrial fistitate visited with her patente aver Sandny at Mth Pine St Th yor ue tooktne ter SPT SWLEL LOTATORS, call at wrete V. Chiles. Ohikland, Iarsas Phare Svat Wel, The Bates Are etal inet vith Mie Macy Over The rest eneeterge weal Tae with Mas. Betdah Pewdelie on the Vth inet, Com) Wal we sbeatd sav yest ‘The Cah Con Co, hae plenty ef at and ata figao thet fh pour puerto au buy SEL SWEEP POL VIOPS. ot all kinds for oahu Uo tbls. Oablard. Nanas. Calle wate fer prices. Phane 37h) Kl | A play, “Saster Mason will be, Presented ab the Steund Baptist, church Friday evening Feb. 14. AID te cordially invited. the ACE. SN. club met with ting Biown. After the regular routine of business the club adjourned to meet: with Mrs, RS. Christian, | Meo TP. Hanus. district de qaty Fiand master of Prince Hall Grand) Lange, AWD. & Ay May has organised nonew lodge at Function City, | Mi, Mhinley 4. Wartld, oe ef ‘Topeka’ energete young ane 13 | faking a course ind conte pondenre school, thus netting: pie lf for de tte | things in hfe, Man past 30 with Loree ard bug. | ) to sl atoch condtion pawders a Shawnee county S750 por merch, Adidrese Roto 2 1100 Misa street | Omtha, Nab, ; Mie Bile Ce dear atte aped 6% cecil aid Che day at her Dome at 1s East Cime treet the Creal vis bet at Detock Prida, trom tie Siqatal Baptast chink. fnter ment ne bop bay come tery, : —_ ! Esccler a Use Tabet tag bat “ ot Mas Marts feu. Tht Paent street, Lhe mestameeting wall be hl Mises Dilla dtahses and May dor-, heat the tiene oe ET te! Wer Jens Wo benth ste t 1 —_ ‘ Prentemant Woo. Bette editer of the Natrona) Refletan a Wahita puldiovtion, fae vetarney fem his} home where he was callud on account af the serous illness of his brother). Ticutemint Bettas ds a tad at the stite senate, , ‘The “One-Fows" social ctub met]! with Mrs, Nannie Reeviey on the 0th ult. Miss Viola Belche? played a very pretty solo. Mrs, Reeveley also : recited, Vimtors: Mrs, Bettle Gar- tatt, Mr, Ed, Walker, of Omaha, Neb. {' A palatable three vourse luncheon wns rerved. c ‘The members of the Second Bap- 1 tist church gave a surprise party on| | Rev, Henry fast Monday evening. |! A dainty luncheon way served con-|! sisting of orange sherbert, angel food | § vake and delicious cocoa and every |‘ member of the party wax delighted ; eeahthl epibicase etcasesncstts, oe itiessse (wing ta the rapidly increaany Datronage, the Apex management advises persons who intend to enter: tuin line parties to arrange them for the afternooy matinecer or for the tust performance in the evening, as it Tax lecome almost imposntle to mabe tesctyation for the lier per forinances, fon, Cla Uller of Topcka, wat mane? by Gay Hodges yesterdiy as ruccessor to the bite Bradiard Vale Tare mnten of the bar at tre. fey of the Industrial ard Fdueatt mat finotitute fer colored people cart of the city, Three other members wore Bppointed to succeed themselyer, They are: J, B. Larimer, John M. Wright and J, V, Abrams, ull of ‘Topeka. WANTELD:—Middle-aged — colored woman to help with hovee works per- manent home, for goud cook; reasn- able wages. Small family.. Cal 1020 Western Avenue. 1 a We were in Excelsior Springs last last week and find Mra. Stanford King White and husband in good heatth and conducting the Albany hotel. Mr. White is managing the pool hall and barbershop. fe rays that 2 food colorectman who under- stande upholatering could make good money In the Springs, Mis. Stella Ftherley entertained at 4 luncheon Saturday afternoon com. phmentary to Mee Leonard Bell of Chicuge, The house decorations were Very unique, and the luncheon highly wlished After dining to thelr hearts vontart, the several guest mepared to jthe parlors where they spent a very bheltfal pfterreon in music, pames i MVC rset any | Mise Hdith Moten wall apne in rata Ue deettal ut bl Rosas ave ratecam the Pith inst, under the use parce. ef the Houscehld of Ruth Bee sil Miss Meten the ae talented Neader? Che pick ot Lopate talent CED dio er am the protect An ad mien of ten conte will Pe chuped fob all aie insated Mie tc an Gattats an tettaine date. vais ome ad ero Last week an, Port a MW Peamard Gell, at hte Ce NE Lar pantiapated in the aftermeots peace. bees wee ewer tee Tes Daeeta, Willrarns aed Mis, (hace Saath Phen was ale a, fist opriz, Mis Gure serve a day Vircheon “huh was iclished| Uy the parbapants, ’ “The new board took charge at Woe torn University, Quinthire, Saturday | of last week. Hon 1, G, Graves, of Edwardsville, wax elected treasurcry! Men, Adolph Gein, uf Topeka, ieee ident anu Hon. Cyrux Lyndell, busi- Aces agent, to succced Hon. W. We Fisher, who has so ably looked after this end of the schoal's affaire for several years, und brought it up toa high plane. Hon. Garfin stuceceds Bishop Parks. ' Mr. George Willams, of Pratt, one of the wealthicrt und mast hryhly re-| rpectedl young: nen yn Ratieas Was ang the city several days tase week, the Httert ef Ins aster Mis Soha Dun} ardict, Ale Walbams is aa a tensive tuck ratset hesides Jarmung: several! nudes ates af Lind He as clue cited dil defined and has nurieroas} frrewde on Topeka amen beth ae Whe are always plored teomcet and POnVerse With hint | Mie Chath aid Mass belle Hale rte ted at Whot ane afte tom last Week complunentary tel Mi. Deusael Belk of Chicgee, Dive! aes parttetpetedd tt te cantest] ae Med with ante t) thea rhoat. Phe test pita wate tweed te Mrs tate th Giine aud the Shue” tol Mire finde Smrath No guest) price I Satsoatse star. Ube party was sere eT a de teu lundcae and Mowe tote thes seserad bane te ny vod te have Loon there -_— t Moo theme Butt ents tamed al amber ef hes frerds wath a dine erty tf the Apes” Monday eveninee}! nuphnentury te Mis, Peonand Bell, f Chicago After the theatre they]! cent to Mis. Austin's cafe an Wet fenth street where they were served! sith a deliyehtful repast, Durine the nyoyment of the excellent luncheon} ; erved by Mrs, Austin sume very «s- ; ellent music was rendeied by Em- nett Cunningham and little sister,|' orephine, the latter on the piano, the]> ormer with the drum. Its charming |! ffect was felt by oll present. The Onental Art club met Thurs- jay of last week at the home of Mrs, ’ © Gime 3834 West Tenth street. The Onental Art club met Thurv- day of last week at the home of Mrs. R. 8. Sims, 1814 West Tenth street, The meeting was called to order by the president ang the minutes of the preceeding meeting were read and udopted. After the general routine of business a very toothsome loneh wax eervid in two courses, Mins Zenola Jackson and Miss Vivian Sims rendered several beautiful golov, The club udjournned to mect tomorrow afternoon at the hame of Mrs, Young, KI (Cluy street. Min Stmuct Hlackwell suas an ileal hastens Thursday evening at her vary home on Western avenue, ta an dlalevate six course funcheon, conipl- srentaes te Mie feerasd Rell of Chr wi HL The plice card) unique an Tsien, Were darrty valor tine Me Khakwell whois wall verscit in the ertotedinery dep oert cnved ol the luxuves of the aon oti ap petiaing an claborate tyle | Those preant Tesiden thi gsueet af bane wert, Merdames Hester ardent. H. Edmonds, Cheatham; Misses Lute und Ara Hawkins, Lizzie Cooper, Eftic Burge, Cora Bennett, Mevsrs, Ernest Gordon and Semuet Bluckwell, Ff “ee * iGo to the Gee DRUG TORE— - FOR DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS HOT SODAS, “CANDIES, ETC. THE BIG NEW DRUG STORE. Corner Third and Kansas Ave. JAMES WHITE and J. H. HARRIS | Lust Saturday afterneon the home of the Hawkins sisters wag the scene of one of the most attiuctlve recep- tions of the «enaen. Myre Leonard Hel, of Chicago, formerly Misg Boxe Hawkins of thie city wae the cut of Fhe nor. ) Whe house was beautifuily decors fed with palms and cut flowers. while testuon, of hele were artfully ar- stanged The color scheme of red and FICeN Mae CHrtied Gut te the ininute detaale, Filth Ant: fayta bela her plice cat the dant, De wiest. were tee eeued by My Phoetman aid Mise Ytawein assatad Uso Mosdames VW orbs, Wes Ware i Donnelly. dB 4 Parton BoP tees Oh NS Havde, 1. ane, HOW Beek ty Mies Cooper and Burge wy as pate fe a et Nene thorel ante Gee deer groom whee Ht tae come Coren Was sated no My SMa deh ated denny, sient. Mies Walla Abe Cooper pre ade at Whe peur dowd Mua was furpeshed dy Mas dvatharaine Reeves, About sists guests called: daring the afteemmon aid eaca deat d Moe Shadiman and the Mawes Tanking adeal hostesses. Mothers League Renders a Splendid Programme; » Meetings of the Mothers’ [Mague 7 alway< grected with tlecp interest, and ‘Tuewliy cvening was not an aNception ta the tule when thie band of faithful workers assem ted at Washingtor ychool This bndy of women co-operates with the teachers of Washington school and fave brought every force into power to ctssist Py bringing the sehant up to ‘te present high standard, ang how well they have suecteded cun he sean dn the willingness of then childicn lo study and take hold in the grand work of making Washington school the ho tn Kansas, Ther hearty cos openttion with the teachers has gene ctdteg 2 Spartt ameng the pupily te pot forth the best there fom them te keep the banner of than ¢heol above all others. Ar wut the progaam at this meets No er Gut oP tN ordinary and, Hobly et wetive tM caagtente nt by Mis. Pox was ably presentad tnd, bern fall of secod whobson ¢ ford far elt “the Rey dames A Heat talked on Frederick (outers, tant an his usual Pappy mearne pared oa wad Word puctuae ef trac grand atd| fatestien dnd diplomat Lhe several, muat orumber by tbe baede! Pest co were cebtabte and very! wh engeced Foe fadlowanp a tners sete elected for the cteume yeu. Min tht nee, Piostdent. tr Eten Retina. | Vo fecutent, Mie John Pow. Sectes Marys Mes bbe Po adeadyee, Pitas | weg Mis Ss Pele Chaphan Haanty aafrerdments ware creel ty aheut forty mother NOQHICE We wih all our subsectors an Muskogee, Oldahana Cate, Guthite, Wayoncr, Okmulyee, Boley, Pulsi, Vinita any other towns of Okbishoma that our agent will be around to see you seon, please be prepared to meet bon. MR, J. H. HADLEY BARBERSHOP AND BATHS Shining Parlor Everything noat, clean and up-to-date. 317 Kunsan Ave. TOPEKA, KAS. pewsmemeremties cee to The Davis Fuel Co., carries nothing but the best .Coal, and sel) for the same vet you pay for interior irrades. 1 THONE les | my ~ oo Mrs. A. F. Farvis,. Mairdrewing and Hair Wrok | Massage and Shampooing a Specialty v20 College Ave, + Topeka, has DEATHS, Mis. Frances NM. Buekner. died at her home, 918 West Eighth street last ‘Wednesday morning at 3:30 a. m., af: ter eeveral weeks illness, She leaves a husband, daughter, son, mother, sisters and & host of relatives to ‘morn thelr Joss. She was 48 years old at the time of her death. She had taught in the public schools of Topeka for several years, a member of Saint Sumon -Episcopal church, Seventh und Western avenue, which the assisted in organizing a number of years ago. Mra, Buckner was an industriaue woman and awneg con atderable property. She and ho hae land. Robert Huckner, had jist 6 turned a few weeks whet she beeame Pcespundae ard athampted st de striction after a feng serious itlee Atv fone at site held from herve Bree Pour day metring ev Ges Gln t Walker the rectas of 1 wl tietatien He dads 6 taktn te Pawrera dh ber ald hone a « eS tet entered an the fans fated bataf de eet store! Phe wee We Meenar fet dey VT ren unaware of the co teat teve methen. wha be wall ne whe beg terete he tat ate le teach them Mee hitch te tea Wve cal cancun ide in the ’ Powe so thi cortey, alt MeSico Earope and Sath Ameren te Wore hart at feautifel SMe’ Fane Unves ai aged es dave ed at he wove aa dat Coane street Pinstay meslt at at ek Mawr aad ae dae ant faliof hes Mouse the te tay tf ace dete have eee eqn tae trading teohers tye chibhen of hea white sash ma ter tn haw dca bee othles are over. anddn the ond, the Ieee that the daly paper, enn find to eny ois that she was a neristent vioketor of the prohititary law. Suppose the did violate) the law? Mas "Aunt" Jane ary woree than the brass collaicd white men whe are culling boowe by the wholecale in To- peka? They aie haileg as wentle- men and walk the street) withent even as much ase lant of bemy are rested Pet us diaw the curtain and in so dumm, epee at kindy word ard hop a tea far poo eh) Aut" Jane, She wae about aitery peas of age aed had been in past heath for onvisy sears Pareath somes wege bap serterday afters an fue ferent in Vownt Mulan cometers AIS. PEASE HCD DLESON PASSES UWL. (Tbe pec pde of Pupeha were tates aud stipred Vonduy when the news Went peut oaeea the ete teblinys fof the steath ot Mos Bteebesh Aad ‘dese, Whit ecard Satay om Mholede Cra Ne ote fee tee eal that he ve elt etd tie ore + fovecasecd itt to sont et adac be Me Mb APebie rbar tee pepe ae Be ete t tote rearing the qust (hee Merde Verst pp lupins cave 6 otha Tn ve ede ville, but dhetaege Ue past twe ear have teeth staenis with othe Whae Pataca cD ades at ab pe ig tion wat hated ca eed ite wit the Troup the Tee MN at cate Frome nf ber death fat Septerler they haved ae de Cries dd Mae HPaddh on, they the pitas % he de spent a day an Topeka with velative and friends She was highly clated over the news thd the camonny was to tour the old world at the clare of the present peaton, but ae cag be secu in her care, the fatuae oe not plomed te us fate deerad: cif ferently. Tt seams hard that ene se young must Jeave the world, but all must submit to an Alluise Providence, She was one of the xwcetest singers ‘on the American stage ang had bight proapects for a lofily place in the theatrical world Her remains arrived here Tuesday uecompanied by Mr. Arche Huddle- ton, the heait-broken husband and Jayeg in state at the home of their Parents, Mr, and Mre, James Nuddie- ton, 214 Crone street, where buns dreds of friends called for u last look ut one of the best women that ever lived Funeral rarvices were canducted sexterday afternoon fram Asbury M. BE. church, © y. Meflovald, pastor and, Hee WT smith of Sart debo 4M Fochuch, often’ ‘Theat shate te the sncmery of the dee seed wae teagan t ated teucheens the fl eral AFevanies wore nach gad graf. tho tee the Mah asteea oe ehteh hee eb ate Te be th hange dene ef filed tat altead the fa hte eve flowin the cher hod weet iit, ore tmeogye them he Savarite Fesus Laver of My deut Her re pasine wore fand fetes oe Mount Suburp cemetary The sts 0d Teeter phushard and several relativer i Mies Eheabeth Waddlingten wan| tt ody Tavant, I otmes ounty a . - & This Wenderful Suit FREE: 2% z of cts To Our Active Agents‘ im) T XtncetoMer pure selectedtre nicomplete line ofwortdsexctusive ” aly Cinthia Farronetupdoe tne Unulemn Style and Warkmanship s. Wevot t ' t terade-*o-measure Mit Huda, pm ' 1 Bay nett ceen dew pte, Bato nnd SOM) ce nee Ber EP tant hate at Catenorne i. De Abe fer Cain fee Vi Uhandlectl Cen matcimas’s 4. , CBESIC GF GORE © inset cine elciaon® -. < : Perey on et enet aE ante anathust tenes 1) @es gar, Ngodl tal aching.” aun cba hourorten $5 te $35 4 Bay Costes ew ear eapitetnerteduewe | 1 1 “ re t woe Pow on et ate we Sb thame \! 1 ' ater oas t took FB Nites pth Pret, » + woe 1 they 1 Tweet wt onde t yd! wae fed testa ob 8 Anes B Maanras crutath TARORIG So. Dept. 460 CHICAGO, Ikke 2:30... MATINEE EVERY DAY... 2:30 _ “APEX” THEATRE 302 Kansas Avenue. M OTION PICTURES. 5c---AD MISSION---5c Hh. ABBOST aera el sgalTant | M.A. OGILSVIF K, K, PINKSION FRANK RK, WObsON J OM, WRIGHEL 3-EVENING SHOWS..3 « 3-REELS.3 Exershedy te .Gotng. to -Oteer's Smoke Mouse, The “New Smoke House,” the only colored Smoke House in Kansas, where one of the largest line of do mestic and foreign cigars, tobecee and soft drinks are carried among our people. Also. five well kept pool and billiard tables. If you don't play pool visit our reading (fmt Rs im: a ets ne ne oy = gen Bae mie le ap rnd Ee ark Are # wpa a saute 7 ; aes ope ee vot oin Ue front ate ea we) ine othe otto * Dando te Sunday a, Why te atte ret ee heey bas yet te vn eerie of San Rooe bo Ng char Make the She Hoo oun bea tyunrter vee te eae A eat ty ots amd at he vow Panu soa wheh Kets weiter Stache House TEE We G Darth Steet fopeka han ao s ObhIVER brep Mab cer Sw ae yt det byob cee nem chad beat by atl cr Re CO Sis on hem, Tertionate ated es voted weafes ail a tote fried and nen hlor she profe sed a hope ay Chit ard Jomed Acties chapel when but a ikl dating the pusturate af Rev Mitch] She had lean making Pleparations ta du for sevewal werke canstanthy singing, “Tam se Glad Phat Jorus Toyes Ve" In her last Moments she washed hee hushind not to worty about Fei, but heck after his own souls sabvation bhe was married te A Ta Diddls sen en Sanday fin 28, 1900. and shod in Toledo, Ohi, Sunday anerningy at To omy Bab A Edd at the wee cet thirty fen cern ene neanth thea, toe day Tee HEB. Stuichbord 0% cnesas Coty. Was tee pee tof Pox WOW What ofthe Nast Silt Rev, White Bescune tthe meh yt the an rater Datel Ger the Senate coun mate ot ouppese the tn Gn wt we ee lad TOT UES SING, egere MSS Nts SUEANE tos BY stestestes Me Qc rbstagte ah nate , Wal te pull) pe deqeadiecur ot o Pocaal gedrsnger and omard wou Cb ten'® har cut an lat ase three baat Close work grior anteed Out of town orders giver prompt attentiu. Mrs. Willam C, Rentt, 313 North Fifth, Leaven worth, Fan. Peorle’s phome 1176 Jackeon’« band will give a Valen- une ball on the Fith inet, Keep of the date and ppend a larye evening with, the boys, . Bositlan Wanted:—Colored house- keeper, to keep house for responsible person able to pay wager, Address Mee, Della Walhams, 1110 Lincoln Ave. Ottumwa, Iowa, On Friday afternoon of Inet week the Ne Flue Ultra Art cab met with Mies Ruth Schuch ang Lauive Oden at the home of the former, t2iin bine cotn strint. After the business hour a Very pleasnat time was spent. The clue adjourned to met with Mis, Mee Call, 1eoF Buchanan streat. fast Sunday afternoon Wiles Con Reanett, techar of Grade, tn Warhingten schanb erteatcined her mupits ait no muting: party at the: Ap Shore they pent a mest dee * bltnh atternorn Wass Heamett ts fort Popeka test teahers and ratte loved bx the childien Le Shamie & club pict Delinary th at be hema at Vee Pe tee Ate som tre te tramsuetedb then were oy eth a three votre) Bireh by the Mestes . Bactyere slepanted dee Data Vr Bartee co eb at besten, So jneet Ped guaes Sth coh Mes Ty Pk fea Werdura A sad weeh te pat the tr ishing 4 wages ie ot tertainment aege Pty oily Four vier Se me st, Wamses Cite 4 vod Poke fatlewea s Die Mel race da POP Wa aeet Myers Stroh Mai SN Alters nein, Regina Coady Wo seeate te Blainede Carter, trent Mis Ahee Bevulson ha- Ieaced the Rirdeome boek building at 100% Kans sacoasenue, where the wall open @ tlae known as "The Vamato" She has secured the services of a first tlase Japanese cook, and will make a specialty of chep suey, noodles and other dishes which ean anlv be pre= pared by chefe from the Onent, The place has been therourhty everhauled anal the Carmichings are chiborate, SEEDS... Just peacaved cur 814 supply. Everything in seed for the farm, frld and garden Largest slock te thiwe trons in the city. AU new crop) € we as weal Send for oer Catdera. Haves Seed House, 52 le NL bansas tive, that Aood at the Cush Coal Co's arte the test aver Call ’em up shy Het Man quote you a price that yeu thich unpossibh und stay m busine + Steytre Soang at just tbe same ltr the place to spend an hour ef pleasures and profit? At the Apes, of courre, ss . Oo me iC ll, el SSS 9 ere ee eee ye fae oe ree NS : te “ RUTCAINSON, KANSAR. The Geant Art club met Unty weet With Mabel Plummer at 515 East €. The club opened by ainging a hyme after which all jomned in prayer Roll call was responded to by each giving a quotation from Booker T Washington Following te the pry gram: Remarks hy Mes SG Caercll President Reading—Mra Uatlander Piste Sate MOV Planner The club mtyutned te greet with Mm 1 Callander AN subacmbers to thts paper wall pieaw pay there aubseriplion to the Tocal agent or send, same by money order ta Un oflive THe Caty Pe foration uf Wasmeats’ clubs, which way ty Pave convened at the A MoE stack Mombiy evening was postpones hy the peeadent until next Montty whe ob prereun wall be Trends rout Preanding Libr ant Stes bE Bayne are at preocnt ane the city Tn spite of the un demeant weather, quarterly sores at the AME church were well attends g all day, and Mus has te a vere ate ewefal quarter Last Thur day eventing th tad boys gave ai calertanment it Bor dus hall for charity purpaywes Quite a large crowd was prevent ‘Theee will be a church reunion al the A MOE chareh neat Thursday, evening at whit a program atl be! rendered | Mes G M_ Ruebeidige i. stall an) the stck dst. Mr, 3.8 Plunimer tn vertonoty ll at thes writing Me Nichols and son, of Mtssours, are the guests of Rev and Mra J. H. Nichole Mrs BEL Mos, of Stroud, Obie , is the guest of Mr ant Mery TW. Davis YALE, KAN, Mt Chas Maples of ¢rowebure, wan in Yale last week visting Friend, ang celateven Me Dennss Mudwrn was te Gerare Saturday on bunnene Mre Minne Moore ig at ths sch list, but eke as enproving Mes Halle White iy on the atch bat. Me Geo Winte wan in Chaptwar fast werk vining Mr and Mire Dolph Haines Mr Distt White and Mfr Adase Sauth of Croweburg, were mi Yale viaung friends Unes week The A ME Sunday Schoot ty do fray fine wi ther work = They hag ar excellent time Sunday The A MW official board wil meet Saturday aight Rev, Porter, minuater 1 Ue AM EB church, will be here Sunday © Me C W Woeds haw been al for three weeks, bat ts ¢nproving rapidly. Mre J T Monde of Crowehurg vistteg frends bere last work KANSAS CITY, KANSANS ‘Phe revival whch fax been un pre Kress at Western Univerity has caused about thirty studemts ty con fess Chmst Rev Kealmg, Rev Vaughan, Rev Davis and others of the faculty deserve credit: for theve efforts wn the tulgrost of ther pupil's wouls. The AM OB chucch at Beghth and Nebranka had about forty saved for Chmat at Unsere raceting The Evangeust frem Teas. and Rey f) Artingtan Wilnon jgeined FARMS ARM @ For N-groes Colored men, why not buy « fart ta a land where a man t3 a mat where ONE crop will pay for you farm {can sell you « farm in Logus ‘ounty, Kansas. PRICES FROM $11 ‘TO $20 per acre; easy terms, gow soil, beat clunate ff you mean oust mess, write 8. BE. CAREY, Alterney ot Law, Russell Springs Raoneas. 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Tauwrente visited hee oll home in Pleasanton a few age ant while there was Uhe guest of her aster, Min Elta Pine, The Catizens Borum convened at ihe Metropotitur Baptist church The weather wa. mufoment, but a large ptidigna was prevent and highly ens Loved the program which was one of the best yver rordered hy the onganis ration | Vib ouverte ts te Has paper will | ss gay thar suhsersption to the inal gett, of vend sane by money. onder ty thin ofhee eel Ccadla Debs ce hedne se ant ate ot the brivhtc t gamit. of Verner wheat prumary reomre qu te all Mra SC) Hogg fas heen some. whit tdioposed Tt ATANG LON. Mossel EL Mrs thay, of Maver Gabe, es lthe wont oof thor dianedter., Wes bbar Ww ken and Mey Josephine Bates Mra Govhtart ot Walliagton spent co div oith Mire Ha Allen fas work AN subseitieas Le this paper wil plea pay Uber subseriptin to the Ima acent or seed, same hy money order to this offlee, | Mrs Maggie Brown uf st. Louts, was called hoe Sunday vn account of the death of her fsther, Mr los Mayers Mr, Joseph Meyora, ove of our moet tughly reepected citizens, a min of cnergy and mnflunce, not only with hiy own race, but among the white as well, pasced to eternal reat Saturday evening He will be greatly missed by both rue He leave, to mourn his dymnse, two daughters, one sun att «host of relative, and warm per- sont frtends His remains will be Tarp Gr rest We Ineo tey the sewing atde met with Nre. Scum Hawkins week bere last. Taat week fount the sewme curcte with Mrs Mary Miller, where the fades sport an afternoin of hard work VWAPLE HILE, KANG to. MMivw Daith Walla of Vaxico, via Hed with Earher Watlace the last of the wer fc AML subsceters Ge this paper aul please pay their subscrplion lo the loval agent, or song same by money order to Uhia office Thos that attemfod the party at Thomas Bolton’, Wednesday aight were Mise Crane, Anderson und sla: ter and Mr dames Nichols They re. port 4 tine Uroe | Mra William Qayin way taken ti the hospital Sanday afternoon Me and Miy dwnes Deprice are the hippy parent, of v baby girl, Tom on the gid inset Mother sad babe ane fain Gne | Maron Wallace and fundy Sua- dayed with Ed Carrer tnd family, Mr. Georze Olver his a very vick fmby. LAWRHANCK, KANNAD. Mins Cdadyu Earl, of Kanvay Caty, was um Gawreare over Suaday and Moaday visting her mother, Mew. (iver Beadferd Mis» Brown, of Kansaa City, 1, the Rucst of Miss Orab Carter, Mr Luther Uayter war in Kansas City Sueday veuting pty mother {HE TRUTIT ESTABLISHED Trem Mrs 1) J Bey, 945 Washing: ton Wvd, Kansas City, Kan. “My hac was coraing out awfully, 1 would lone great comb fully overy ume I'd comb my hair, | was per- suaded to try a box of Mme. P, M. Dabavy’n XXth Coatury Hair Grower, After the first application my hair stopped comnpg out, I am still easing XXth Century Wair Grower ang my hair w doing fine. I would sot be without at fer aoythiug. Too much cannot be sad in praisegot ila benefit to those who are trouble arith falling har” Mow. I' M Jabney'y XXth Cea- tury Haw Grower vtops the falling out and splatting of tho halr, romovea dandru@, relieves ag itchy condition of the scalp and promotes 2 beavti- fol growth of balr, Mme. P, M. Dab- gey’y KXth Century Pressing Oil atraightems the hair withoat injery, keeps it soft ang glossy and gives it that well kept appearance which you admire su much in others. Price 6c euch por package. Try these goods for yourself ang you will be satisfied regarding their merit. Liberal terms ‘to agents, Write today to Mme. P, ‘M. Dabnoy’s XXth Century Astr ‘Preparationa Ce. 1806 K. 24th Bt, ‘Kansas City, Me. Dept. 86 All subscribera to this paper qill please pav thelr pubseription to the docal akent or send, same by money order to this office. 7 onary m6 y, ne % a7 emma? oe apne Vy) Pe yreeta cw ! FE arm. and G arden DOES SHELTER PAY? Machinery Under Cover, SRE fee lo em, Ao correspondent ot the Kansas Fatmice sig¢ Urtt piper plares andite fuportance apo ihe weressity at sheltering faim tuptementa aed that the cost of timber tal Interest on the dove tere fo tomar tioere stat ot Lyrenter toon the depetes Lith ae ane amipye mente sere puesta ex nesters Ele pot fernnte The pterice te ore dni ie pes git es teeving Shoe teeested: da Tat ter hiners, in tehins © toons atid Veltes Mt bean pater 1 that the Ween tem in uer si fae Insect We doe cutie tit ane Mepte Let ai et Capen e pdapta nt wheat Tan dd ta he store ce not Pose than Meter woot per vere We rte dietined tithe gt oP tats Se percent per seer Webiees thet a gmpe cent che pte cen ud apply tee uf toast a part ef hoe a epstuentaneetel PD serene espe dpenennt egpeesend fae Hie werthee the Linger the depreenition fi Hatta an cent Cre tadied aod Tew whb eret a Gist elise qnichin pers Stead O1f Rin feonet ay itihte Peer will erent a sted sutheiently binge cto fortse ahd very <attetectary. mnanier fle to SE worth of machinery Lhe 8 shed will be «maller than the Bb nbed, ad ts ase whl require faome piling ap of arte Liners MP hi however cin fe doue with oe cons onttiry and with litte quilay of How ead taber Ef the depreciatlva oa the shed Itvett vf per cont per year and the Interest on the invextinent ba Sor G per cent per year there is atid & constlemine atamint tn favor of sare Jag the 10 per ceat ve minimum de prectition vv the machinery, “Et docs not sern poyaitive that @ wie awake farmer would argue against the advantaces of goad ma- ehinery care, even thongh It be inpan able for tun to provide a aiuchiae Bheal FLOUR BARREL COOP. Cheaply Made and Prowdes Plenty of Room For the Chickens, Flour barrets make eccetieat coops, roomy and cheap xas4 Farm and fire aide, trom which thls artice and Ulus- (rition are taken A ttle frame fs nuide for the front, consisting of four pleeey af bourd, the uptichta 6 by 24 a ne ar ‘ SSS sas Be a tuckes, and (VO Cres — pieces, top and bottom, f i 2 by LO Inebes, Fasten ‘i {AF frame to front of barrel by wire, tearing open: ing for daor, | Fasten it ao that a | wide door eiLht tnehen WAL wide ona be easily drop wt ped In froin the Wp ve pannes 8 dour is wade of FOL BARREL nit inet mend cel: or wtapled Go strips of wood This gives Kood seatilution and is aleolulely ter min provf, Cover hirrel witty oid no ruolius or Apoullng su as to mike it rulu proof aud prevent the atu frou warplos iC ® OF Couime @ come of ging witl ott to Ite atten: tivenma, hut it 14 not uewswary for pre tiit purpures, Runs of any size wude of wire wetting can be attat hed lo the barred, aud with gettiog ever tie tap uf reas the chhts are safe froin crowu or the sanoyan:e of grown vhickens Barreiy avd raps cae be easily auved to freub greesd. Tue runs are ainde vebrtectial By t¥o addition of u few stakeu drivee lew the greuad to support the wire aritiag ; CROPS AND CRITTERS, | Grow wore tegumdeuun rope Peed keep solmaly to evssume y theve planta, This will butid up ; your wit and Iacreage tee protits . of your furen, What the Lawyers Tell Us. As a geacral rule, the owner of @ visious animal whu han motive of He victous character (s tlaide ler any ia- Jury committed by it ae@ due to its Cautt. A pemos whe, with buowtedce (uat bls arent, [on vtutaten of bin entherity, to purchasing prods for uur la the business of bia eniployer, falta te dis- wont wit be brid tu have ratiird and adomed the agent's actu.- Mh 1), Kerew & Oe Vers Unla Pact0e tre Com- pany (V0.0. 7) Alineiic Zl, if you well fond to a middleman, who sella K te the remmumer aad the 20nd proved tu be diwowed te wie an estent an ta conve dinrane Io the coa- Pumer, (hea you ute liable to the ren- sumer for the daniage to ble health. ‘Thin ta the deeiaion of Judge Noyes le the federal dixtrl: ¢ court ta New York A written contract should be drawa and wizued be teeth the landurner and the renter when a remtal aureement fs consummated ‘Thin may avedd misunierctanding and prevent trntie, Sn oral cuntract auld he ne binding ay a written nervement, het the oral sonitact gay he formtion oF tty athpe- tylons ee fully /2slerstucd. i: os { f ( VLOLN BAREL over MANHATTAN, KANSAS. In the pact few weeks we have been able to viatt nearly all of our surrounding towns and are pleased to note that conditions among our peo- ple are not a2 bad ay among some of the whites. We met B. F, McGee in Blue Rapids aud visited tay family. He is numbered among those thrifty Negroes who believes steady work vill advance the Negro more than ty quot work and put up a forlorn cry All vubsember, to thie paper will pleuse pay User subseription to the Tncal agent, or send sane by money order to Uhta oface, Un Monday ercnang a prominsg crowg met at Rev, Heune's church un Vourth and Yuma streets to or- sManize a literary anciety and chose ue Mr Chester Woddlvtun of KS. A.C. a» temporary chairman and P M. Phithps ay temporary avcirtary, air. KE. Varmeh, K.S A C,, Mis, Vay- ne Carter, pmeupal at Dousglans jochool, War. tay, Charley Coteaun, sngineering department, ho oS A ©, I. C. Qhart, law dsparie nt, Miss fitiuds Harrison, Soi ‘Tresie Mays, Miso Pauline Hernia: all of fy SA Cand Mr. hing, fir Wiliin ald Mrs, Geary and Mre Uhill ps, Miss Blanche Harnion, Mis, Clarinda Mesander, Mr, Jeha Alerander anit dr ‘thomas Hayden of the Maniat- an Business college all heartily ap- wave of the moverpzat, declaring at to be a step to highee allainments, Rev, Henne, Mra. Geary aad Mr, Lay, a lengthy addresses, pointed towzrd the strong perfection of a good woci- oly, no as to be able to represent m the Inter-State Isterary association. Rev, H. W. White amd Rev. Strick- land, the former of Tapeka, the lattor form Kanaay City, wore ia the city last week amg delivered some very ex- ellent sermens at the Mt. Zion Bap- Gist church. We are at all timew glad te hear ouch able speakers. We have mot been able te mect Rev. Tayler lately. It bss beem cum- ored that be ls oo his way East to at- lend the inaugural ceremonies. Mrs. Lallie Mason wag s favorable applicant to tho euatrimoalal alter ia behalf cf Hev. Robt Watson, We bid them God's speed end a happy jeur- ney throug Ufe. Nra. E, A, Allen leaves teday for Hmporiz, Kar, to attend the Baptist District Bourg masctiag. Bulie Foster left for Clay Center, Kaa, where he will epea up « ladies” shining parlor, Mr, Vad Guy left for Selina te re- maaia permanently. Frank Vinceat of K. & A.C. and Geo. Clay are eaakiag preparations to attend Meharry college. Tho Ladies Ald will meet with Mra. Geetor om So, Votlawatomie Avenue, Friday afternesa. KANSAS CITT, KAN, A Surprise ia high Circley of Kan- vou City, KMensaa, A Promincat Ceristian Lady Marries. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Scett wish to make a public announcement of the marriage of thelr daughter, Miss Elta Seott, the Evangelist, te Mr, Klag MpCarry October t4th, 1916. er er Rr OF th syrgre w Aiur 94S Tor eek J Al OS K pe pea tse ad Bie im STINE cake Asai eer vs ree oe Nghe ig ee ; WSOC 32 al a arias Rigs lig: Sat a, RE i roe cs aes re Sholsk =a OM awk Mh fo ay a HS Toma ee mr Cae Gece NCTE oe gta tec. | ly retahs ok MS CLS yar Bog A Si OD * yt seit See rere “ag x ey “ Ht Et me eS ab et! Sa ae 2 ia edit A =e br bp sree Re Pe ghey 24 Ss ree, ee ate Ke eas eri BP a Rene 2 ey SP ay Soe Ie rt ‘ae Danaea ane ae =) ede neg ees ie ffi dee aegn ust ve UTES - IE so : EUG REO wee EO ee ge oS Se Re, peestantet: Bh By ech 3 ead NE ERE ee ei (ae, 258 0 alg ETS Hg tebe SOP S ge URS, eA PAN gta # Ae smart he ce a mo fas 5 rex) + oe Be ys" LE BY MAIL ' LEARN BY MAIL Automobile Expert The Largest and Uest Autemobile School in the Country—Thirteen Years of Experience Our Course cau be completed in seven weeks. 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