Sedalia Times

Dont Suffer With Heat, When you See Our Bargain in GASOLINE STOVES COME IN AND SEE THE WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATOR. THE BEST ON THE MARKET Full line of Builders' Hardware—Full line of Insurance National Gasoline Stoves—Base Ball Supplies of all kinds, at GIEGHEN & VIEBROCK 116 West Main Street, Q C Phone 493 VOLUMN IX The Oldest and most ORDER OF PUBLICATION. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Pettis. the Circuit Court of Pettis County, September Term, 1903. the Oglesby, - - Plaintiff, Now at this day comes the plaintiff given, by her attorney, and having therefore filed her petition herein files her affidavit, alleging among other things, that Defendant is not a resident of the State of Missouri: Whereupon it is ordered by the court in Vacation that said Defendant notified by Publication that Plaintiff has commenced a suit against him in this Court, the object and general nature of which is to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and the defendant, and to procure a divorce from the defendant on the grounds of abandonment and other causes which more easily appear from the petition filed herein, and unless the said defendant and appear at this Court, at the next Term thereof, to be begun and opened at the Court House, in the city of Sedalia, in said County, on the first Monday of September next, and on or before the First day of said term, if the term shall so long continue, answer or plead to the Petition said cause, the same will be taken confessed, and judgment will be ordered accordingly. and it is further ordered, that a by thereof be published, according law, in the Sedalia Times, a newspaper printed and published in Pettis county. Missouri—for four weeks excessively, the last insertion where shall be at least thirty days before a commencement of the said September Term of this Court. A true copy from the record. By J. C. LONGAN, D. C. J.H. BOWRON, Plaintiff's Attorney With this issue we present ou' many readers with our Ladies magazine department of 8 pages. this will be purely a literary and illustrated department and will appear the first Saturday of each month, and will be sent to describers to the Times FREE with their regular weekly edition. The Magazine will be run by Ms. W. H. Carter, who will be assisted by other writers and illustrated by leading Negroes of Dont Suffer With When you GASOLIN SEDALIA MISSOURI. JULY 4 923 ] t Reliable NEGRO PAPER II Sedalia and elsewhere. The magazine separate without the regular issue will sell at 5 cents per copy. Doh't fail to see our next month's magazine. It will be worth seeing and reading. So get in the swim and get one. We desire to return our sincere thanks to our many friends who were so kind and gave us such assistance during the illness and death of our mother. James Ramsey, John Ramsey, Sam'l Ramsey. MEMORIAL. MEXICO, Mo., 20, 1903. Dear Sisters and Members of the Women's Missionary Society of the C M E church, we assemble with sad hearts on account of the loss of our president and dear sister, Minerva Davis, who was called to her reward May 29th last. Resolved, That we, the District Women's Society, of which she was the active president at the time of her death, that we should and will forever cherish and remember her religious examples and life to imitate. Resolved, That we extend to Rev. T M Davis and children our deepest sympathy in the loss of his dear wife and mother, and commend them ta Him who does all things for the best. The Republicans in congress should speak out on slavery in the South, not only in Alabama, but the entire south. This paper has been preaching for years that the Negro was half free and half slave, and now what think you palliators of the South since Alabama has been heard from? Not only white men have said the [sonth is all right but Negroes have said the same thing. Any negro who is caught advocating the rights of the South should be treated to a ride upon a rail. The rank and file of southern white men are rotten to the core as far as right and justice toward the negro is concerned. The only solution is Heat, e Our Bargain in E STOVES CARD OF THANKS. for the government of the United States to take the election of its own members in hand, amend the civil and military laws of our country in such a manner that the poorest and most humble citizen can get recourse; another is to arm the negroes so they can protect themselves. SLATER NOTES. Rev. J. W. DeBoer returned from Sedalia Saturday, bringing his two little daughters with him. The parsonage committee han every thing in readiness for him. Rev. Wright preached two sermons Sunday. One of them was the annual sermon of the Sons and Daughters of Jerusalem, having a crowded house. The collection was good. Elder Smith spent a few hours in Slater this week shaking hands with friends. Mrs. M. B. French has quite a variety of hair goods. Give her a call. I think you can be suited. Also an excellent preparation for the hair. Alice Brown returned home from Kansas City Saturday. Elger Edwards returned from Kansas City Saturday where he has been attending school. Mrs. Alice Craig leaves for Wichita in a few days. ABOUT TIME TO ACT. It it about time for thecolored men of our city who have and always did take leading parts in our campaigns, to begin organizing and get ready for the next big fight next spring and fall. The negro voters of Sedalia are rapidly using their power in all political battles, and at the rate they are going now and from their actions in the last fall's campaign they will soon be powerless and helpless to any party, and the man who loves his race and who will make every honest effort to advance them in the political world, is becoming powerless and hopeless. Something must be done and it must be done at once or all future homes for the Sedalia negro is lost, beyond redemption. These slush and boodle campaigners and voters must be set down upon, they must not rule the people who stand for principle, right and justice, for if they do and they continue the way they did in the past few years, selling their votes for small and large sums of money, without regard to principle or the man, they are voting for, we would not be surprised when we wake up and find that the negroes of Sedalia are not allowed to vote again when we let the class of men control the negro votes of Sedalia and Pettis county, we need never expect to keep a negro janitor or policeman or get even a negro clerk or judge at the election, not saying a word about anything else. So we appeal to the thinking class of negroes today, don't sit still and let your duty in this respect go undone. You are the light of your race in this city, you must make it shine, in every manner of life and do your part by fighting down evil that is dragging the negroes of Sedalia down as fast as time can roll around. OUR VOTING CONTST Begins With This Issue of The Sedalia Timess. .A Fine $25.00 Victor Talking. Machine Given To The. Young Colored Lady Receiving The Highest Number 1 Votes By September 22nd. ..... The Times is not copying after any of the other larger papers, nor after any of our exchanges, but we TIM PRICE for the Laboring J. LEMI Louis B t be beat, Call for it, and drink leading bars on Main and Ohio ! BOYS! GET READY FOR TIMES ```markdown ``` W J.LEMP'S Cant be beat, Call for it, and drink no other. For sale at leading bars on Main and Ohio streets, July 4th. We have a first class can be had any where days, and we will give GROCERIES purchased package of Fire cracke torpedoes, FREE. BLUE FRONT JOHN KUHN3 & CO. VEG-E-TO KIDNEY A REGULA PURIFIES YO AND STRENGTEN For Sale at 120 East SEDALIA The Oldest and most Relia CENTRAL M Published Every Saturday by mail or carrier, for the 15 cents per month 75 cents for six mon Our Paper is a thorough Ne ed ediied and managed by Negro we have a first class line of Fire W we had any where in the city or and we will give with every DON ERIES purchased at our store, age of Fire crackers, or to the giv does, FREE. E FRONT GROGE We have a first class line of Fire Works, as good as can be had any where in the city coming in a few days, and we will give with every DOLLARS WORTH OF GROCERIES purchased at our store, to the boy one package of Fire crackers, or to the girl one package of torpedoes, FREE. E-TO THE KEY AND REGULATOR GRIFIES YOUR/ BLOOD STRENGTENS YOUR sale at 120 East Main St. Sedal ALIA T and most Reliable Negro CENTRAL MISSOURI Every Saturday and sent to a carrier, for the small sum of cents per month, 25 cents cents for six months $1.25 is a thorough Negro enterprise, managed by Negro skill. KIDNEY AND LIVER PURIFIES YOUR/ BLOOD AND STRENGTENS YOUR NERVES For Sale at 120 East Main St. Sedalia Mo. The Oldest and most Reliable Negro Newspaper 1 CENTRAL MISSOURI Published Every Saturday and sent to any addre by mail or carrier, for the small sum of 15 cents per month, 25 cents two months 75 cents for six months $1.25 per Year. Our Paper is a thorough Negro enterprise,and is opperat ed ediied and managed by Negro skill. realize that to succeed we must keep ourselves continuously before the people and at all times have the TIMES to keep up with the times. We have secured a fine Victor Talking machine from the manufactory in St. Louis, and will give some popular young lady the benefit of it Elsewhere in this issue and in all others between now and September 22 will be found a voting coupon of which you canfill out and sign the la- JULY 4TH For it only comes once a year and visit CLIFFORD BROS When you want good Beer, Whiskey and Wine --- IMES. PRICE $1 25 per Yr EMP'S is Beer. for it, and drink no other. a Main and Ohio streets, YS! BOYS, ADY FOR ss line of Fire Works, as good as in the city coming in a few with every DOLLARS WORTH OF and at our store, to the boy one ers, or to the girl one package of T GROGERY Corner Pettis and Lamine Street. THE GREAT AND LIVER FOR OUR/ BLOOD IS YOUR NERVES Main St. Sedalia Mo. TIMES Table Negro Newspaper 1 MISSOURI and sent to any addre small sum of 25 cents two months months $1.25 per Year. Negro enterprise, and is opperat skill. Every-one Has a god time and gets thei money worth in the very best Liquors, and the Famous Moerschel sedalla Beer at QUINN'S SALOON dies name you want to vote for and it will b counted for them and published every week. Every subscriber is entitled to cast their vote for their choice. Any lady outside the city can contest for this prize, but she must send her coupons to this office to be counted. --- THE TIMES. W.H. Sere - Editor DrC- §.1 len, Rep't. JOHN RAMSEY Circulator. a SUBSCRIPTION. One Year ; a $1.00 Per Month ; - 3 15¢ Send all Money’s by Post-Offiee, Orders, Fxnress Order to W. H. Carter, Published Evarvy Setrrday Bvenings ‘The Tomes office 120 E, Main et. Rales) :is0d:: for this Yeor$ rst All advertisements in the City is pay able first of every month, {unless ; other: wise agreed, All foreign ‘advertisements’ must pay dart in advance with contrat, copy or é "ectro plate . and All Subscription out of this city must be paid strictly in advance, Communicatione received after Thurs: eay will not appear until the next week, Always notifiy us when you want your paper changed All articles for publication must be written plan, and on one side of the shee News items of all kinds FREE Get this paper only i5¢ 4 month Mr Fred Bush, one of our lively and hustling men has been very busy all week advettising Veg-E To the great Kidney and Liver Regu lator, which can.be had atizo E, Main st. at Soc bottle: Revs. Davis and Bishop , spent Friday out fishing and returned home about 6;30 p m looking tired and hungry with their poles in their hands but-no fish. It seems as if someone told them late in the evening that ‘‘ye have been fishing allday in vain, Go ye to thy home and { shall make fishermen of men,” and home they came, poles in hand and fish inthe creek, You need not be afraid of the Times getting froze out by jump- water skins, for we are here until death. So pay your svbscription, We need your help— everybody— rich or poor. Everybody’s money Jooks the same to “Carter.” Louis Bagger & Co., patent at- torneys, Washington, D. C., report that recently Charles Hoberecht, a resident of this place, obtained a valuable patent for improvements in harness saddles. A printed copy of this patent will be furnished free to any reader of this paper on application to the above named at- torneys. Mention this paper in writing. Last Sunday was observed as children’s day .at the C, M. E, church, Quite an elegant pro- gram was rendered during the day and night. The children’s pro- gram was rendered in the after- noon, and the program for the older members and friends at night Some of the most important feat- ures of the evening twas the ad- dresses delivered by Rev..J. W. Stimond, Edward Thomas and Wn. Johnson. : Professionals, amateurs and ev- ery one interested in the game be- fore making their base ball pur- chases should not fail to see the gwell'line carried by -Gieschen & Viebrock, hardware and sporting oods dealers, 116 West Main st. " @pauldiags goods head the list but they also carry others.of the most reputable .manufacturers > of» the country.« A spetial large selection of bats.and mitts. “It “is “said the AS Bee ER as soon as they got their balls at Gieschen & Viebrock’s. Rev. E. D. Burns aid members ofthe Free Will Baptist church are arranging to have the corner stone laying of their new church July 18, when the members, led by their able pastor expect to have a grand time. Efforts are being made tohavea big parade, headed by the Queen City Cornet band, and followed by the Masonic orders and members of this church. The bills will be out shortly announc- ing the entire program. Rev. Burns is doing good work, and de- serves the hearty patronage of Se- dalia church goers, The attitude of Booker T, Wash- ington with regard to higher educa- tion for the Negro is amplified when it is known that there isn’t a Negro in the faculty of Fisk Uni- versity. Only three negroes in At- lanta university and none in Lin- coln, while Tuskegee institute gives employment to 28 negroes who have finished a full or partial college course, While these pess- emistic race prophets are condemn. ing Mr. Washington and __ his school, yet it remains for Booker T to provide employment for the graduates of the institutes to. which these calamity howlers take occa- sion to refer, _ Tuskegee institute is doing more for the elevation of ‘the negro intellectually, morally and industrially than any negro ins ‘stitution in the country. And that negro man who masters the curri- culum of Howard. Yale or Cornell and who puts it to no use is simply a fool with a good memory, It is to be regretted that there are not more institutions which manifest the same kind of praatical interest in college education that Tuskegee institute does, | Every young man should come forward in life with the determina- tion to do all the good he can and to leave the world better for his having lived therein, He should consider that he was not made for himself alone, but for society, for mankind and for God and whether rich or poor, high or low. he should take life like a man, take it just as though it were as it is—an earnest, vital essential affair. Take it just as though you per- sonally were born to the task of performing a merry part in it, as though the world had waited for your coming. We must live for something, and for something worthy of life and its capabilities and oppertunities, for aoble deeds and achievements; every man and every woman has his or her as- signments in the duties and re- sponsibilities of daily life. We are in the world to make the world better to lift itup to higher levels of enjoyment and progress, to i make the heartsand homes brighter | by devoting to our fellows qur best thoughts, activities and influences. This is lifes grandest purpose. The great purpose of living is twofold in character, The one should never change from the time reason takes the helm; ir is to live a life of manliness, of purity and of honor, to live such a life that whether rich or poor your neighbor will honor and ressect you asa man of sterling principles. The other is to have some business in the due performance of which you are to put forth all your exertions It matters not so much | what it i |as whether it be honorable, and i may change to suit varying cir. cumstances. When these tw at ea {are fairly befote a Youth what then He-must ©) ain those ob ject must work as well as pray. his hand must beas stout as his heart. his arm as strong as his head: purpose must be fallowea by actionythen ishe living “and acting worthily as becomesa human be ing with great destinies in store for him. ‘The case cf-E. H. Shaw’ was post: poned again from the June court to November court. But the first case was dropped from the docket, we ex- pect in November court that the second case will also be dropped from the court and Mr. Shaw will be @ free man. But he will not have quite as much spending change to buy candy ete, hereafter. Hes ee SUMMER TOURIST RATES, Via The M. K& T. Ry. ST ee ee RE Yee mee Effective June rst. summer tou- rist tickets will be placed on sale at greatly reduced rates to sum- mer resorts in the North and east. Ask nearest ‘Katy’? Agent for information, or address GEO. MORTON, G.P.& TA, M.K&T Ry St. LOUIS, MO. NOTICE. Anyone having any matter or money to give to the Ties and do not see the editor please leave it at Steele's barber shop, at Dr. C. 8. Walden's or with Mrs. W. H. Oar- ter. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, Low rates between stations on M. K, & 2. Ry. July 3rd and 4th, Ask “Katy’s” agent for particu- lars. - ST, LOUIS EXCURSION “June 27, via. M. K. & T. Ry., $2.50 round trip. Special train will leave Sedalia at 4:30 a.m. Don’t miss this opportunity to visit St. Louis, See ‘Katys” agent for further particulars. Ata meeting of the Woman’s Baptist Home Mission Society in Buffalo the past week a resolution was adopted de- claring that the feelmg against negroes aettauicd by many white people and the idea that negroes were not capable of de- veloping a sturdy moral character were un-Christian and not justified by the find- ings of missionaries working among them. OUR~-GIRLS. The sight of gome of our girls mounting men’s bicycles, assisted by balf-grow boys is becoming a matter of common oc- currence and one to be regretted exceed- ingly, Girls are fast losing what little modesty they did pretend to have, and are con- vincing observers that modesty isa thing of the past. | The mothers of these girls have not the slightest idea as to their whereabouts and apparently do not exert themselves to find out. The saving of the Negro race depends upon its women and giris, and at the rate our girls are going the future holds small hopes for its redemption.—Palladium, There are many boodlers in Missouri— self-confessed and _otherwise—Democrats and Republicans. So far neither party has the edge on the other very much, but the machincry of the state government is in the hands of the Democrats. They must open the road to the penitentiary. Every boodler that the supreme court re- turns to Folk onght ‘to cost the Demo- cratic party in Missouri several thousand ee ee ee dasoares Cate Citwartics tee most sx stcful medica: uiscovery of sbe age. pisses Gee ud refreshing to the taste, ser sect tos positively ou Ridges ves kod 309 iy jeansing the eutire system, oice ture seadaclie, fever, imabitual constipausg Se olioweces, Vises bar ta yn os ans. C.. lay 10, 25 cent Ae RGU oracgists 3 ri. ee ee The Gity Guid e@ Ulty “1ulde, 2 ae pe ace CON ee EOE TT EIEN Em, | County Officials. "| Sunday. School... 5. HL Bothwell, Rep. .Representative| Covenant Meeting .... ., 3 Geo, F. Longan, Dem..Cireuit Judge] Prayer meeting every C C. Kelly, Rep.-Prosecuting Atty| night. ©. W. Daugherty, Rep..Cireuit Clerk} Covenant meeting Friday R..N, Lower, Rep......County Clerk Rev. B.D. Burns, Joe Dillard, Dem...........-.Sheriff a Lee Loopy, Dem..........Recorder LODGE DIRECTORY E. M GfeQlure, Dem. County Collector —_——. O. E. reesons, Dem..Probate Judge} Sedalia..Chapter No, 3, p Chas. D. Brown, Rep. County Anvossor| meets second and fourth wy, TD. P. McCluney, Dem.........Coroner |0f each month. J. W. Wheele Clem Honkomp, Dem..County ‘Treas|C- H- Lewis, See. County Court. | Centennial Lodge No, 5g, ; ©. B. Messerly, Rep....c..-cse. | A: Mo meets second and fous ceereeeee seeee-Prosiding Tndge| C2 e a Benth J.T. Be Gabe Albers, Rep....Eastern Judge} itn ncar a = : E. R. Wilson, Dem..... Western suds | es TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Justice of The Peace. NH Rogers, J L Smith and T. P Ber- ry all republicans CONSTABLES james Conners. Constable, Wm Hodges and ———Rector deputies, Dem City Officials. J. L. Babcock; Rep............Mayor A. L. Shortridge, Rep......City Atty Eeward Andler Rep. _ City Treasurer Frank Monroe, Dem...City, Assessor Jno. Waddell, Dem....City Colleetor /Ed Love, Dem........Chief of Police C. EB, Baker, Rep..........City Clerk Aldermen. First Ward— H. W. Meuschke, Rep. J.P. Séally, Dem. Second Ward— A. M. Parks, Rep, Hd. Staton, Dem. Third Wara— W. J. Letts, Rep. S. M; Hodges, Dem. Fourth Ward— P. G, Stafford, Rep. Dr. Fulkerson, Dem. gd POLICEMEN Wm Boult, Rep. C W Leftwich, Dem. Ea Echoff Rep, Howard Woods Dem Jemes Card Dem, W C Cue Dem, Wm Drake Rep,—T A Carter Janitor, C M Marshal poundmaster. | WHERE TO WORSHIP. IE aires ee ree eee ge Sunday Morning. 900 a.m.. .. ......Sunday School 10:45 a. m....Song Service by Choir 11:00 a. m.... .... .. ..Preaching Afternoon, 230 p.m.. .. .... ..Class Meeting 3:00 p. m..... ... Mission Society | 630 p. m..... .. ..Epworth League | 745 p. m.. ..Song Service by Choir 800 p.m.. .. .... ......Preaching Rev. R. Davis, Pastor. African Methodist EB. Church, Sunday Morning, 11:00 a. m...... .. .. ...Preaching Afternoon, 2:00 p.m.. .. .....Sunday School 3:00 p.m.. ...... ..Class Meeting 7:00 p.m.. .. ........ ..Emdeavor 8:00 p.m.. .. .. .. ...,Preaching Rey. William Alexander, Pastor. Morgan Street Baptist Church. Sunday. Preaching 11:00 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School............2:00 p, m Prayer Meeting every Wednesday. Simpson's Chapel. (Methodist Episcopal Church.) Sunday School...<...... ..9:00 a, m Preaching .. .. 0» .. ....11:00 a, m Class Meeting.<»... -.....3:00 p. m Preaching... ..w»..... ....7:30 p,m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. = * G. W. Ball, Pastor. ae C. ME. Church. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. 1° Bunday Schoolw.. ........ 2:00 p. m Class Meetings... -.....3:00 p. m Prayer ‘Meeting cvery Friday even T. H. Warfield, Pastor. be sre spine cht : iy. every second sunday at 11;00.a..m .and-7:30.p,.m. Covenant Meeting ae a4 | Prayer “meeting every; night. Covenant meeting Friday y; Rev. E. D. Burns, p, —o—_. LODGE DIRECTORy. Sedalia..Chapter No, 5, p, , meets second and fourth Weg, of each month. J. W. Wheeler |C. H. Lewis, Sec. 4 : Centennial Lodge No. 59, 4 /A. M., meets second and four ey in each month. J. 7. Fery M. E. Poindexter, sec, Centennial Court No. 27 first and third Thursdays jy ‘month, Sallie Moffat, Matron Hayden, Sec. Hawkins Lodge No. 44, 4p A. M.,-meets first and third tip in each month. C. 0. Brows, ©, W, Holliday, Sec, | G.-O.. U. of 0. F. No, 3542, | first and third Tuesdays in month.L. Cowan, N. G. D. Ste S. Hall, 120 Main street, Sons and Daughters oi Lodge No. 1, meets first ani Tuesdays in each month, j White, . Pres. W. W. Hent Sec. Q. C. Commandery K. 1, ; first and third Fridays in month, T. M. Smith, B.C. Lewis, Recorder. Queen’ City Cornet Bani Tuesday and Friday nishts o: week, at 120 East Main street Marin, Pres; ©. W. Grav G. T. Ireland, Treas.; Edw. 6 Leader; ‘A, H. Hickman, Cont en eae Sal bs Plone nN | wa Pe eiseleh ve AREDURL ANS a WSS ie Missouri, Kansasi Te.as AT eaeReaite seiteeere from Minted Street tation Arrive. Depart. Arrive. De Hiya EW am aoeeletyes team Nod Eisom Sap eSiNe f gas pet NO. be Woe eB NSB Wel areas |Nouirk.Cdivt wR FAINT z ue 7 re, oe =tini. * i. ice 4 oo Nee Ss 5 ee ri ve ta Missouri Pacific. No.2 12:5 pum iad pial 5 No.4 40 bm 4s bra N No.8 iain Laskin No No.l0is0 am Ls am No § Local Freight 1) emia foe Lexington Branch. No. 12 arrives 1005 amnj¥o. No. 18 arrives 10am pea[Ne# : No. We oe. Fla bin| Now Lee Fel Sedalia, Warsaw & South’ wastern. “oll CALLA GTAL UG NY | Cur Monthiy Publicatl will keep you posied 020 work and methods. 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Why not own a Victor and have a Theatre in your own home? Catalogues sent on application, Write ‘ ~- Rethoved to 51g Olive st., St. Louis, Mo. —INze : —REMEMBER— } Youcan get good. first-class {Meals and Lunches at all hours Efor 15 and 25¢ at FM, JAMES and Co.-+ | RESTAURANT= : 713 East Main St, f Wipe you can always ge food Fresh Fish, Pies cake t :Spare-ribs, and Ice Cream eves, sunday. Calland see Themry Liisi mnstionaniinniabesaaet nannies? CEL So. ‘ea QE in ~ g Ae Plastering me eae = mine icemin * OS patching: SQ All work guaranteed, Wm, GRAY, 106 East Pettis S —GJ GROSSHANe, The Old Reliable ea SerRy J GROCERY. *. SLOSS SSS ie a ee S| Rs Og 17 age FA" ge UA \Skoagll ora ee ig. iy aN ae: ey =e NM wu | Nae eee CRN PD Ae ee il ee my We Wb tenn! Etna % i! pee Se see SA re et wt ual Sood fresh supply of Groceries alway: ‘Shand and he is selling them at | bottom ices, at 108 East Main street. Sp PESOS INST EER eas COT a eens SB 1 ivy TSE Teae at et SELRSAD 7 Rtrgeirar te uf tai im PR foes <otityg we igs ona 2 Siler Sapte tals cee t pa ase 2 a IB if Aenean ecpowcria one Be incr aloes yee are UB titiged eae 'e monet tod ben eH cerrenene yee STEAL os sion einer dike GETTING READY FOR AUGUST FOURTH. | The color-d people of our city have already begun to get ready for August j4tn and the indications are beginning jt, look as. though we were going to /have another war between ourselves |for the erowd. About three weeks ago we were informed by W. B. Williams and others that the majority of the colored people wanted to spend Aug. fourth out of the city, and that he and others had srranged to run a big ex- cursion. Healso said that the reason why they wanted. to go out of town this year was because the merchants and business men of the city would not do anything in the way of helping the colored people of our city in bring- ing thousands of visitors here to spend their omney and that they would ar- range to go to some other town this year. During last week we notice that another company or crowd had been formed and they are arranging to hold a big celebration in the city on August 4th. Mr. August Jackman and James Newbils are at the head of this movement and they claim that this year’s ceehration will exceed that of last year, the Liberty park has already been secured by them for this day and the matters is now being pushed to the highest. Mr. Jackman and Newbils had this park last year and made quite a success but they said they did not realize much from the blowout. So the battle is now on and from all appearances will get hot- ter and hotter until the final day. The TIMES has only this to say in regard to the matter, that we are always for Sedalia and her people first and the neighboring towns next, and if we can draw a big crowd of colored people to our city on August 4th and they leave two or three thousand dol- lars in our city, it benefits us all in some way, and hence it is the duty of every individual to work for his own city. But the fact that it takes considerable money to make an attrac tive celebration and the colored peo- ple’s means are so very limited, then the merchants who reaize all the cel- ebration fund should donate liberaly and help the boys and if they don’t or won't then we don’t blame the peo- ple for going elsewhere and celebrate ing. And again, if the coolred peo- ple of our city want to hold a big cel ae it should be universary and open so that the white people can join in and help make it and that the public can derive some of the benefits and not individuals always. But our churches have a chance to help the treasurer from these public days— have a joint meeting and select com- mittees for the different works of the celebration, and then we can get more hep from the white merchants, rail- road and street cars, and again we would not have a gang pulling this and that way. . ; | dwin. L. J. Simpson. eornat crag spe InJast week’. Coinmoner Mr. Bryan e8,. “4 rich should»one. be” anenote eR futeresting read- OL RRS gar Te any rake P.D. Hastain ATTORNEY at Law Rooms C and D Mara’s Bldg. A day guarantee ie oe ee ing their name ana address to Scott’s Remedy Co, P. O, 570 Louisville Ky Write now, and mention this pape ing. “No one,” he says, “is in a posi- tion to answer the question authorita- ‘tively. althoagh there are certain gen- eral principles which should govern the solution.” The mast important of ‘asks principles Which he gives is ‘how much should a man eat? | A number of excerps from the ar. Hele in question will prove very inter esting. “No one can justify the dyer- loading of the stomach merely to tickle the palate or to satisfy anunnatural appetite. The welfare of man is eve the monetary pleasures of glut- tony, and so is the welfare of the body more co be considered than ep- iqurian delights * * * If man has’no higher purpese in life than to eat, he is lower than the beasts forhe nes: lects to feed the mind and the soui. There are things which money can- not bay. * * * The creator was not so unkind as to make one’s highest en- Joyment res upon so unsubstantial a foundation as dollars, nor does he dole out joy in proportion to one’s earthly possessions. Compare the hap Piness of the virtues cottage covered couple whos? souls are held together by the indissoiuble bonds of iove with the estranged occupants of a palace. Compare the uplift delights of one who follows the path of duty, with the revelries of the profligate with with inherited milions at his disposal | “The highest purpose that a man can have, is the betterment of the human family. * * * The marble stat- utes may be more nearly perfect in feature and in form than any living erences its hands de no mischief; its feet run on no errands of evil and its lips speak neither lie nor _blas: phemy. It is a low creature of man that estimates him by his negative qualities. He must be positively good to be respected. His back even tho it bend, must help to bear his brothers load. His hands tho some- times idle or worse than uselessly employed must have a part in the shaping and moulding of theworld; his tongue, tho it may stammer or sometimes utter what the heart would fain retract, must be the vehicle of a higher and » broader truth than can be found within selfish limits.” This is all very beautiful—intense- ly so, but after all “How much should a manown?” How much should one eat? And if some one gets too much— ©. g. Mr. Carnegie—who and by what means would you make him disgorge? Mr. Herbert Spencer speaking of property in land—see social statistics early edi—says that if a man may truly and justly own a few acres he may own many or indeed the entire earth and regulate the doings of those upon it. I would that Mr. Bryan discuss the correlative of this question. By so doing we would get somethingmore definate. Ever keeping in mind that as to use-vaiue the earth is worth only so much and that at any given time there are only so many to use it, will Mr. Bryan please to tell us How poor should one be?” ~~ } LDL] uA) bel ea gS ae Pear a Ect one * Beery ‘Reader, cut out this ad- sie Feet = Sm TREE Set a % ‘us, With your name and te address, and we will send you a Free : ee a Agent's Outitotf OZONG, Woewant eh a 00d Agents in every coum ‘You can WZ ery S&S make from $18.00 to $50.00 every week. Qi a G . OZONO, King of all Hair Tonics, prevents mn x 5 AD Ech faneie,gnd curlsthua matinee seay Y Liar h Sees se FF. to dress in lesired an Pay ZF mie te Us Raa eeeea se gee am beauty. Write to-day; delay may lose you Liga"! . RE. ‘this position. Address ~CAFTER..” BOSTON CHEMICAL CO,, 310 BE. Broad Street, Richmond, Va. Shor? Talks On Advertising) | ByCharlesAustinBates. No. 29. 3 The chances are that a one-time advertisement or a very small advertisement will not pay. It is only continuous, persistent effort, and effort that is ane enough to make an impression, that will be found adequately profitable. Once in a while the one-tinie advertisement, on a special occasion, . will bring good results, but not : one time in a hundred, unless R the advertiser has been fairly AX 2 Ss ~ well, advertised in the com- ! K £2 munity before G3.) =2\ Ph <4 If the pier of a bridge is to ie 7 dat Sh be built in the middle of a river, ey a ee Beseai} the builders commence by sink- Se 1 O33 fy ing stones for the foundation. $B Ne iney dropped the fist stone CS Ae NR 2nd quit because they could | Gis » Ngo te ere a not see it, the pier would never Wm GME be built, > Sie ee Tf they dropped «i dozen ; py Ox. A) YY rea =” stones, one on top of the other, | Bs WY? and quit before the pile was big LS iy enough to stick out of the water, yf —P they would lose their time and <a their stones. “It is only continuous, persistent effort—fort strong, But if they go on, put in a eneuch to makelan mpressin that ul, good, solid foundation and build up from that, they will in time raise a pier that will be strong and permanent, and’ that will hold up a useful and necessary bridge. It is just so with advertising. The first ads you drop in only serve as a foundation. They do not serve as anything if you do not drop in enough of them. If+you keep on piling one on top of the other, in the end you will have a pier which will ss sustain the bridge of a r business all the rest of * . | your life. ‘ | The water of com- : "petition will waste away FCT DIR _Eome of the stones, and Lidell : pte | they will have to be re- (P7C= 0)“ Youwill here agier’ BilgesRga _ placed, but once the pier [IE the bride of le alee is built the repairs will Wh.ivs¥g is aed Se “not be very expensive. IQ ~ Ge | Copyright, Charles Austin Bates, New York, : cist ee fate $350 Tt will pay yo, N V\ ae) logu $ tosend for our Oata~ | gai . B, qu ep \WYGaE. FREE. $232 | ees ‘ NK Hamess, oto, Wo eli direct from : — mae our Factory Jonsumers, a Kin Bras eae RSS SK J itiest Beopis located in all parts 3 ap S LORS of ei ainite for Free Catalogue. nS YA Nz MENTION THIS PAPER. CENTURY MF’C CO. 2EP'r Fast St. Louis, 5 —————— a’ | ae | A TALE OF THE TIMES. A is for Alum on which we are fed. B is for Boodle, Baking powder and | Bread. © is for Cole county, also for Crow. 'D is for Dockery, Dolars and Dough. |B is for Easter Ege (Phelps has the yolk). 'P is for Farris and also for Folk. G stands for Gumption and Grand jury too. His for Hot place for law makers un | true. | always stands for inquisitors bold. J. stands for Jefferson City I'm told. _K is for Kelley, who took to the woods 'L is for Lee who “gave up the goods.” [M is for Matthews, with record unjust |N is for New York, home of the trust. 0 is for Orchard, big senator he, IP is for “Pen,” where boodlers should be. 'Q is the Query, which makes rascals | cower. R is for righteousness, need of the hour. S is for Smith, Subpoenae and Swill T stands for Thousand, whether check or bill. ; U for United, good people should stand 'V is for Vote-buyers eee dand. - W will stand for Whitcotton now-\ IX -tend Jim your hand—for he raised ov na BO MOWe aps ve GN Nis goa! wacky FY is for Years in the State “Peniten,” os. whieh, Ree dep ¢.boodlers should..all have, forever, amen! fn. é Fig BO Sai Be, | om ae ae | Oe ea aed io 7 ak THROUGH TRAINS 5 i SP “DALY & SUNDAYS TOO” ‘Tue y ” THE KATY WAY i BETWEEN PRINCIPAL POINTS IH j ; ‘Missouri, Kansas, ‘tndian Territory, Oklahoma, ) Texas & Mexico. i FULEMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS: AND REGLINING CHAIR CARS i )) ALS THROUGH TRAINS. 4 FoR FAST TIME Take “THE KATY. FLYER? & BEST AND QUICKEST SERVICE. Shy SS ae Sy Le be) e = eer rf rein = ey Shed \ ; : 5 From Infaney To Age. 6h RAR BD (ii +h very is \ \b 4 yy SO YaSSSSS that the whole system is run down and needs a general toning up- ANY ZOOS RenY that LAXAKOLA DOES IT, has been proved Beyoud all question. Its AW XS CRY gentle warming, soothing action on the bowels, liver and kidneys, stimulates ; \W iY NS J them to increased activity, cleanses the blood, quickens the circulation, and ' Wika YF puts the whole system ina condition of health and enables it to ward off oe OH ae ie Giaease, while its tonic properties tone up the system and keep it healthy. ! a Phew x Does It Pak * p Pale, Weak, Runedown, Overworked Blotched, setlow, unwholesome and LAXAKOLA oils; Nett, Runedon Overmortss | LAXAKOLA muddy sein, with consequent morte ¢ nervous, red out with bouschold and i feation, often leading to morbid seclu- weNcrual ‘ares, ‘headaches, constipated, Soir ad aversion to ciety aud fren FOR ae en, wee ee | POR ENE Ehows that your blood is Pape only oe poet = Seepere net Ry socles: Gemee sey ae orplcg ap anda thorougit renovation 0 its normal healthy, velvety condse WOMEN. _ biting sp onda teorough serovaicmect | COTLPLEXION tion i o'ciean oat the cate system, such a great nerve and stomach builder as purify the blood and remove the PER AESEA Nhe great tone laxative, Tt ; Beech ‘aad wesable Door Zt “aa sently moves the towels WA} MeotMisttesRhe cause: acts dieetly | well as acting directly on the pores and assisting, the perspizatory Spon the fiver and Kidneys: keeping them active aud strong, while | glande in dhrowing off impurities, Ty puriaes tue, plood as no eine | spon the, ver and Kidneys, keeping EMem acts an enlace the | Medicine can, and your skin will not only be well but you will be fecr quicken the cronation, increase the firsh and brighten the | well. : 5 iver, quicken the circulation, increase the Gosh and Uiguicm re: |“ EAXAKOLA acts as a, tonic, to the whole female system, sperates and tonesup to a condition of perfect and permanent health. | strengthenmg the organs and purifying the blood. It will cure tha (AEAKOLA tea gentle aad sale on of perfect and Permaiconditions | most conirmed case of constipation, With your “bowels au CASA ROL A io 8 Senile ae whenever thelt peculiar and delicate | stomach free from refuse and impurities, and your blood pare and of health, of the gentler ex wdimcient laxative and tonic, and is | rich, backaches, headaches, weak nerves, blotchy, muddy, sallow -mvaluable in assisting to -etieve obstructions which otherwise would | complexions will vanish, and you will feel and look strong, healthy Jead to more or less severe pain or illness. and vigorous | te. ~ f.- qgente,|-"~"ssand harmless Hopi Jarative, tina wonder. | and qeaches very part of the body with, strengthening, easton fe gentie,"~"ns.ang harmless lull Jaxatie. handstyengin, | sud healing tofldences, Mt isa mont excellent Spring iedicive of Me, Brough. ng, Seis agenerat ular oe epee ue towels, | blood purer, Hecauce ofits Puris, Plesaaat tame aed gentle yet mT aamencs nedy for all troubles arising from IBS ices. | elective action, anfamts and the mest detjeate inyatads can take it 2 Sup an ineys. It moves the bower Rcescof ihe stomach, | without disagreeable or harmful after effects. Marit is the most CFB on’ sethens the mucous membrane gaye and tleos, | wonderful aud valuable kidney remedy of the century. j San Xekota, Nightly on Retiring, wil Cleanse the System ofall Impurities; Stimulate the Liver; Clean out the Khdneys; Seo th Ae eraenc Nerves, Prevent Sleepleasnese; and Speedlly’ Cause a Healthy Condition of the Entire Body. fy ; “or Sale by bee pipet! eat aes v3 7 ; ASS ° : | + it Worth 25c. To Be Cured of Constipation; veopte who suffer from habitual constipation with all its attendant ilis, clogged stomach and bowels, sluggistf tiver, heartburn, indiges: | enon oars a eles from batitusl const hates a hat the ony remedy is olen purgatives, Such cithartceare rating avd aripiog gion, gad thin and imprre Plone, ae (Go aM 10 eed condition necors with greater dificult of cure an the mferer constantly rowing fee the tome) Fae en a noe eet ng, clennaes the stomach, sharpens the appetite, euites the | ee tere oa axes pnd purities the Dlopd, whfie tts marvelous tonic properties tone up the entire system and keep it henttnes : i fer ‘ 4 seZnaskabte tonic properties each every organ—the liver, kidneys and stomach, nerve, heart and brain—and removes we cause df ews TRS (ONS F ihe only remedy thet does es work gently ind painiescly aud at the game tame acts asa general tonic. ‘This is tat Sgpaitated condition, solute and permanent cure. Jn order that all may test this great curative, «free sample will be mailed tv all ie ye Oe AT ae a ce Viele le. eet ae HAZELMELIS-CREAM A-pore, Fragrant, and Eaective preparation for all uses of the Toilet and Nursery, fat particularly adapted for cleansing, purifying and beautifying the SKIN AND COMPLEXION HAZELMELIS CREAM is a colorless, tasteless, bland semi-liquid, of unparalleled medi win HAZBLMELS Sine tar crcty blemish to nich The juuman SEG 1 DISS HAZELIMELIS CREAM is te only absolute relict and cure for Pipes, blotches and fac trapitny chapel band snc his cota Banas chibi ‘and all chafings ait se aaens, rt CREAM ie particularly adapted to the sking of ttle babies. Absletl pre ATEN CReenneads hocit to” mothers and gursen,. For chaings, ‘ritations Zerengthening the tiny muscles and for anointing sft, the beth. tas ay cmollent (or palatal Bre rad racked nipples it te simpty invaluable. AZELMELES ee GAGE BLEMISHES. For faded women, whose faces hav become drawn or thin from nervous trou! ‘or other causes, HAZELMELIS CREAM isa price — masenge end nears ‘shows the most ‘regaltsin restoring the skin tc ges Su a gO ne ee LS we a pao eee ‘ - also 7 tanta wo pian, t's toby afte os ‘Geyooen rocghaees ead erBation, Sige pemin a A re nak Candis ch digg a i Som : ee eee a — | SE 2 ere IN, wn vee. eA Ss AA . Esty) See & ar ‘ My Se VES NU ars . Laxak Lexakola for Babies.—Itis the best and most effective remedy fer children BEST betduse it is pure atid Safe being made entirely of harmless ingredients, BEST because it is nomirritating and never gripes or causes pain or irritation. BEST because if ie sure’and never fails, BEST because “Children like it and ask for it.” BEST because ite touie properties are so good and so strengthening that it keeps the little ones in fine, hearty condition. Tt {s a dangerous thing to give little babies violent cathartics that rack and rend their tittle bodies, | DON'T DO IT—give them LAXAKOLA. For constipation, coated tongue, simple colds, restlessness, loss of sleep and fevers it is invaluable. ‘A few drops can be given with safety to very young babies, and it will often relieve colt by expelling the wind and as that cause it. It will aid digestion, relieve restless- hes , assist nature and induce steep. Great relief is experienced when administered to young ehlldren suflering from diarrhoea, accompanied with white or green evacuations, as LAXAKOLA neutralizes the acidity of the boweis and carries out the cause of the fermentation. : ‘cay taby te 4 mente old and ie teeting. Ke wae wick and 1 tried a good many things, bot nothing eemed to retiae uae haiactocton ete ald was ingatnation of toe bowela, and tout {would ueyee Pal im Caroueh Per TEST Teceunuer nocars Whee anw be war geting worse, mopped giving uimbie medicine aa be cosld keep noi Jaton hisvlomach," fs was tvabled wity colle vory oct, ea4 cued fo seream when be bad a touch oft Laid not WiSwr what it war io lees my syen 047 or tight." ve bi afow drops of LAXAKOLA and it rolled bin, gare Warum aww tenes adit wocked like chart, aad bs be'7 Tota prosy flr all Right Hn fe a great deal beter Ioting baby since {favs tinh LAXAKOLA, ad Galak If. others eaew how good tt waa, thay would give noibing tion to hat wk babies” ‘Stn HAY DALEY, 19" Pica Srct, South Bowton, Mans Laxakola for Young Girls on the threshold of womanhood, has been found invaluable. eer ee ‘When they become pale and languid, face bloodless, eyes dull, head aching, feet and hands cold, appetite gone or abnormal, and their systems generally run down, they need building up, and their blood needs cleansing. Give them LAXAKOLA; its gentle bowel action to cleanse, and its tonic properties to build up the system, will show immediate and most beneficial results, msn. Qf peepee IEEE Ae Te It acts promptly, surely but gently on the bowels, and while stimulating the liver to increased activity, its tonic properties strengthen the nerves, renew vitality and restore color to the face and lifeand animation to the whole system. It is the only tonic laxative that strengthens and tones thettt up. Laxakola for Mothers.—It is particularly valuable and tiseful to women, especially mothers, as it is a gentle and safe remedy to use during all conditions of health whenever their peculiar and delicate constitutions require a mild and efficient laxative and tonic; while to nursing mothers, worn out with the care of infants and whose systems therefore are particu- larly susceptible to disease, LAXAKOLA directly appeals. It clears the complexion, brightens the eye, sharpens the appetite, ree moves muddy and blotched condition of the skin and cures sick headache to certainty by removing the cause. To women suffering from chronic constipation, head-aches, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia, LAXAKOLA will invariably bring relief and a positive and permanent cure, « What Mra. tw. Pash, K Paletiog, 0., Bor 18, sare about LAKAKOLA, “Marah 1,100 Recetved your free Sere te cece Sneath at ieee mete aaa eer pees ius deine tose” “api un bacoed ina fe Ous mere bate LATAKOUA. It ba one meth goo” Laxzakola for Old Folks.—In the Autumn and Winter of Life, shen the various organs through long years of action have become more or less sluggish, it becomes necessary to stimulate them by some remedy best adapted to that purpose. So long as the stomach and bowels are doing their work properly and the liver and kidneys are active and strong, your food is assimilated properly, your blood is kept pure and rich, and your nerves are strong. The feeling of nervousness, general weakness and debility means that the whole system is run down and needs a general toning up. ‘That LAXAKOLA DOES IT, has been proved beyond all question. Its gentle warming, soothing action on the bowels, liver and kidneys, stimmnlates them to increased activity, cleanses the blood, quickens the circulation, and puts the whole system in a condition of health and enables it to ward off disease, while its tonic properties tone up the system and keep it healthy. j INSTANT RELIEF AND SURE CURE FOR HEADACHE .. w Headaches Cured For Cents vw No more Blinding, Torturing,, Splitting, Nervous.” Headaches Beam hae od Tired Mornings, AKE-IN -THE-HEAD tablets will cure them. ako ches for Buery ieaehat tics jeaey Seon. 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