Sedalia Times

THE SEDALIA SUPREME CONVENTION OF THE ROYAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF DOUGLAS. At Warrensburg Mo. Sept, 24-6 '03 Competent Teachers, Good Location, Free Tuition, New Dormitories, with Modern improvements, Buildings Heated by Steam, Diplomas are State School Certificates, Board only $8, so per month. One of the best equipped schools in the country for Negroes. Supported by the great State of Missouri. First term opens September 7th. For Catalogs and information write VOLUMN X No I SUPREME TION C ROYAL SON DAUGHT At Warrensburg M The first Supreme Grand Convention of the Royal Sons and Daughters of Douglas, of the United Staths, convened in Warrensburg, Mo. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Taberan hall. This order was founded by Rev T. B. Gardner, of Warrenburgh, who is a native of Kentucky. He has spent the past Eight months in solving this tast, and has traveled from town to town upon his own responsibilities introducing to the Negro the great Benevelent of his order, The Royal Sons and Daughters of Fred Douglas, until he has been able to hang up its banner in more than a dozen of towns in Missouri, under State, and has a membership of nearly 250 loyal Sons and Doughters, carring the the name of our great statesman and leader, Fredrick Douglas. The convention opened at 9 o'clock Thursday morning with representatives from Kansas City, Sedalia, Tipton, Macon City Buneeton, Lamonte. Fayette and Warrensburgh, making excellent total of 38 delegates. Among the prominent preachers who were iu attendance were. Rev O. T Redd, of Macon City, Rev Thornley of Fayette, Rev P M, Mack and Rev B, F. Finnel of Sedalia and other prominent men and women, The convention was harmonious from beginning to end, everyone seem to had taken a personal is the success of the organization We will public in this paper of next Saturday's number a full and complete account of each days proceedings, as would not permit us today. SUPREME OFFICERS ELECTED Supreme Royal Head Rev O. T, Redd. S. R. N. H. Mrs Mollie A. Jennings, S R Mt'rs Lincoln - Missouri S For Colore —DEPART College, Normal, Preparatory: ——COU Clasicial, College Preparator, Sub-Normal, Model Training SEDALIA MISSOURI, SEPTEMBER 26 1903 Mrs Lizzie Fields " " V. M P. M. Mack, " " Writer Miss Gussie Esters " " V. W. Mrs Harriet Esters " " Chan'l A. T. Thornly " " Prelate Wilson N. Brant " " Marshal Mrs Bell Johnson " " God M W. H. Carter " " D' Org'r Millie Harden " " Inspecr Mrs Mittie Brown " " L Wat'h Mrs Nannie Owens " " R " Miss O. T. V Scott " " 2nd " Samual Gaines " " V M Alice Suttington " " 1 Guard Tilda Hyder " " 2 Guard Kattie Basket " " 3 Guard Gracie Hardin " " 4 Gaurd Jennie Poindexter " " 5 Gaurd Wm Henderson " " Ch. " Rosa Davis " " I Wtch Mrs M E Berry Mrs Eliza Johnson Geo R. Smith College Opened Tuesday The Geo. R. Smith College of our city opened for the present term, last Tuesday, with quite a large number of students enrolled, among them were a number of new ones who is now spending their first ear in this college. The opening cerimonies were had in the afternoon. Pres Lowe making a splendid opening address to the students and visitors present, explaining why certain parts of the printed program was omitted, however the program was carried out about as follows; Rev W. M. Smith, presiding elder delivered a touching address to the students of the school, encouraging them along the lines of Christain Education. Rev Gillum, DD., of St. Louis, was the next speaker, who spoke on the great Emancipation Day of which the school [is opening on, and the great demand for young men and women, of Chsistain Education, Rev B. F. Abbott, of Springfield, followed with an telling address upon the large flag that was donated to the school by McGlaugthen Bros. Rev Wm Alexander pastor of Quinn chapel, A. M. E. Church, delivered a touching and soul stirring address, encouraging the students in their noble effort. Rev J. M. Harris, of Kansas City, then spoke along the lines of the much needed Industrail department for the school and the meaning of "college" of which he made a beautiful illustration and gave some valuable information on The pastors present at this opening were; Presiding Elder Wm. Smith, Dr Gillum St Louis; Rev B. F. Abbott Springfield, Rev Bohannon Knobnoster, Rev Bowles Warrensburg; Rev J. M., Harris of Kansas City; Rev Gibson Clinton, Rev R H Smith Louisiana: Rev Bishop Tobe, Revs Alexander, R Daeis, Martin reed, and J H. Ball. I wish that the Negroes of Sedalia would one time open their eyes so they might behold the great disregard that a certain white restaurant keeper has for them and their trade with him. Although to me it seems as though a blind man could easily see and understand the meaning of such treatment, this restaurant is patronized daily by many Negroes who spend money freely, but the accommodations accorded them is something horrible. This restaurant has a number of tables for white people; a lunch cobnter which one might term a horseshoe counter, two sides of which for whites, the other, the east for Negroes, close to the wall. At the same time we may mention that the Negroes spend one-fourth of the money that is spent in this restaurant at night, and on show and Sunday nights it is a common thing to see a number of negroes standing up waiting for a chance to spend their money in this place. In most cases its a young man with a lady while Negroes are waiting for a chance. A number of tables are not always in use, which no Nogro car use. Also in this restaurant is a common wash basin to be used by whites, not Negroes, therefore you may readily see the accommodations are not for Negroes, and at the same time one-fourth of the earnings come from them. This should be enough evidence to prove to every Negro patronizing it that he does not care his trade. He says you are not worthy of sitting at his tables or using his accommodations. Then you should fail to patronize him. It is time you should let him know that you have pride as well as the white people. Patronize our Negro restaurant like you do him and he will be able to in time to have as nice a place of business as can be found. A CILIZEN. AMONG THE CHURCHES The members of the A M E Church is arranging to give their pastor Rev Alexander a big rally during October, in honor of his faithful service during this conference year. MISSOURIANS IN PHILADELPHIA The following Baptist divines and leaders of the Baptist denomination of Missouri, are attending the National Baptist Association in Philadelphia, Pa. Revs H. J. Burton, Bacote; G, D. Sanders, C. R. McDawell; J. Goins, I W Hurse, R H C Sydnor Mrs L D Quinan, Miss Ricker and Mrs B. Palmer TIMES MEUSGHKE'S The good old Summer times is rapidly passing and we have now to face the problem of winter clothes. We haue anticipated this and is now ready to show you the most complete line of Fall and Winter goons in the city. Suiting The most complete line cf all wool suitings in the city. All colors, qualities and prices--these are just what you want for your Fall Skits and suits. All the new goods, incl the Voiles, Brilliantines, Cec Broadcloth, Venetians, Zibe and Scotch Fancies, are in awaiting your inspection. Waist Goods Full line and all colors of the all wool Tricot Flannels. Our line of Metallic Velvets will be hard to beat this year. Don't pass us by without looking at these values. To see is to belieue, you know Hosiery and Underv Here's where we fit men, a thing that can possibly be w OUTING The largest line of Outing F o——BLANKETS At any price, and plenty of gulation size and weight, and Here's where we fit men, woman and child. Everything that can possibly be wanted in Wintes Underwerr At any price, and plenty of them. Cotten or wool, regulation size and weight, and color, prices reasonable. ```markdown ``` SLATER NBWS. Rev Deboe has begun his camp meeting Rev Wright's rally ended with much success The Methodist has been over hauled nietly, and with its new paint and paper, it needs to be praised. Prof Haden and his assistance Miss Debod. has a crowed school Quite a number of ladies were made members of the S M T. here rei Wright hac been called back to preach for the second Baptist church Mrs H T Orcar, left for K C. Miss Jackson has been ill but is better REMOVAL SALE. We are preparing to remove our Big stock of Hardware and stoves about October 1st. to Osage street south of the Mackey shoe Co. and will offer to my customers and readers of this paper some special bargains in Heating stoves of all kind to keep from moving them, IF YOU WANT BARGAINS BUY NOW Price $1 25 All the new goods, including the Voiles, Brilliantines, Cecilians Broadcloth, Venetians, Zibelines, and Scotch Fancies, are in and awaiting your inspection. Large line of the newest design and colors in the wool Challies Complete assortment of fleeced lined goods for kimonos and dresing secques. All the now White Goods for winter waists are in and ready for the trade. ```markdown ``` Fallhats Are now ready for your inspection. The "Thoroughbred" and Statesman" have no equal in style, shape or quality if price is ered, both in ```markdown ``` SOFT and STIFF Hats We want to fit the boys with a new school suit—or anything he wears. We are seling the monarch $1.00 an $1.25 shirts for 75 CTS, THE SEDALIA TIMES W.H.Carter, - Editor DrC-S. Walden, Rep’t. re Snel ta she eee aes SUBSCRIPTION. One Year 3 5 $1.00 Per Month me tei. 9 scene melee SOS eT Send all Money’s by Post-Office, Onders, Exnress Order to W. H. Carter, Published Evary Satnrday Eveniny ‘Tee Tres office 120 E. Main st, *.\ Pales of this office for this Yeor™ | ist All advertisements in the City is pay able first of every month. Bunless," other- wise agreed, “ All foreign ‘advertisements} must pay dart in advance with contrat, copy or e “ectro plate 2nd 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 f . = g cS Teal % es eae PRO T firemen oes eee We nnd SS II LLERELEELE SES —EDITORIAL— PEREPREEREEEET Get this paper only isc a month ‘The editor of thls paper spent several delightful in Warrengburg attending the First Supretae Con- vention of the Royal Sons and Danghters of Douglas, During his visit he stop at the beautiful home:t_ad of Mrand Mrs Richard Johnson, who certainly entertain- ed him and the large uumber of other visitors from Sedalia and a number of other towns. Every- thing that could be desired was furnishad us in the line of good eating, and everything possible was did in making our three days visit an enjoyable and pleasant one. The people of Sedalia and of the other towns that constituted this supreme gathering will long remember the hearty welcome anc royal entertainment given to then bythe goed people of Warrens burg, vod the Scns and Uanghtr of Fredrick Douglas at this place. The Emancipation Celebration held in ovr city last Tuesday was not altogether what it was entent- ed to be, owing to the fact that 2 number the leaders In the affair fell by the way-side, but Mr Wes. ley Phillups who seems to have had more patroitism about him han anyother colorod man in_ the city, was determined to carry out the celebratioo, He with one o1 two others assumed the responsi- bilities and gave creditable barba- cue and entertainment in honor o! this grand day, Dinner was ser. ved during the day and night, an address were made by Dr 0, S. Walden and Prof H. L Billups on this grand occassion. Mr Phillups and his co-works deserves much credit from the Negro press for their loyalty and faithful effor¢ to celebrete the memory of this great day which meant so much tc the American Negro. h, tha we had a few more suce men an¢ women in our midst with same de- termanation to henor and cherish this day as these He ob ob he oh oh ob oh oh oh ob oh LOCAL ITEMS, EEEEEEEEEDES Mrs Elnora Bruce of Slydo Colo. is visiting her sister Mrs Salina Meyers, matron at the Mo Pac. de pot of this city. Miss Katy Basket a charming young lady of Bunceton will visit our city next week. Mrs Jennie Poindexter ond Mrs Chas Berry of South Sedalia were Warrensburg attending the Sup- reme Convention of the Sons and Daughters of Douglas. The Good-Somarita Sons and Daughters of Charity, this city under the leadership of Wesley Phillips, has been granted a stare charter, and will have their annual sermon preached Sunday. The Sons and Daughters of Charity, under the leadership of DL White. held their annual election of officers this week Miss Lucele Wright returned to her home after a pleasant visit to Chicago The Trolley party given by the members of Taylor chapel Tues day night was a grand success and those went enjoyed the evening’s outing much. Total net receipts were $21.75 The managers of this affair are thankful to many friends who joined us ) J. SILAS HARRIS, IVOLVED, Said to have offered to sell Lin- ¢oln Institute Position, Understood that Governor Dockery has asked Harris to resigh and he has refusad to do so, JEFFERSON CITY Sept .5—Presi dent B, F. Allen, of Lincoln Institute of this city and Professors J. H Garnett and J. 5 Moten, together wlth Roy McDonald, 1a student of this school, were called into the grand jury room today, It fis said that the presents of these men has to do with a story affecting J. Silas Harris of Kansas City. Harris is a member of the bourd of regents of Lindoln Institute { J. H. Bredman an ex-member and oneZ of white instructors who was dropped out last spring. The story is that Harris of- ferep to have Bredemaan re-instated for the sum of $350, It is said that Governor Dockery has requested the resignation of Harris from the board, but he has _refus- ed to do so, EERE EE EEE MANAGER WANTED. Trustworthy lady or geutleman to man- age business in this county and adjoining territory for well favorably known House of solid financial standing, $20.00 straight cash salary and expenses. paid each Mon- day by check direet from headquarters. ‘Expense mouey advanced; position per- ment. Address MaNacer 610 Moxon BuiLpinc. Chicago. Il]. Mention paper. Have you ever read any of Swed enborg’s Work? If not. will you send me your address enclosing a stamp or two, and I will mail you one book FREE. State whether you want it in English or German, ADOLPH ROEDER 80 Cleveland st. Orange N. J. 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At first it had been nothing more than an inter- change of a few remarks on leay- jng the hotel dining room in the morning, and an occasional chat on the piazza after supper. from this it became a regular thing to saunter together down to the boat landing for a pull across. the lake before the sun made outdoor exercise imposst- ble. Then, because the mail came at 12, it suited them both to linger under the shade trees on the lawn until the distribution of letters began. It was on these occasions that they compared notes upon the subject of sum- mer resorts in general and Fair- yiew Springs in particular. They were there for the same reason—rest and Change of air. Roth were eager to exchange the quiet of the place for the rush of their everyday life. It was not easy for him to shake off the thought of his neglected, jaw practice and it was equally hard for her to forget the halt- finished manuscripts calling for attention in her desk at ome, With a frankness which was not! flattering and which would have surprised either under other cir- cumstances they only discussed their dismay over the prospect} of remaining two months or lon- ger at Fairview and bestowed their most ardent pity on all new-comers to the Springs. If in the beginning he had ac- cepted the situation blindly, he was the first to realize it in its full signifieance for, argue with himself as he might, there was at least no oyereoming the disa- greeable truth that he had giv- en his promise to one woman and his love to another. In his inmost soul he knew he had no, right to fecl that perfect sense of happiness which had_ lately come to him. It was only when he was alone that conflicting emotions took possession of him. When he looked into her steadfast eyes he was conscious that she had moved him as no other woman had done. He did not tell himself that he had nev- er loved until now; but knew it was beeause he wished he could undo the past, and this had nev- er been the ease before. He heeded her always, he would reason with himself, but whenever he used this argument he felt that she would be the first (could she know it) to as- sure him that he was striying after the shadow and not*the substance, He was a weakling, trying to depend on her strength. A cablegram calling her home —her sudden departure one morning—these were things to recall her to the reality of life. A formal little note of fare- well, two or three faded roses— and a memory were all he had to tell of the summer. Rudely awakened from his dream of happiness, he was like'| a man proping in the dark. “The right way!” he said to himself. “Which is right?” With his face buried in his hands, he thought the matter out. The Spell of her presence was gone, but its fragrance remained. She is also fighting out the battle alone. It is strange that actuated by the same feeling and arguing along the same lines they should have arrived at Such widely different conclu- sions. The first letter she wrote was not to him—but another man. OR oe Lee ee ee hearts were made for more, an they will have their due. Do not reproach me, for it was not my fault that I learned this too late.” Then. she began to turn the pages of one of her manuscripts, ous trying to collect her thoughts.But a while ago every- ‘thing was different. When she was tred there had been someone whose strong arms were ever ready to receive her; and now— but she could not think of it just then. The letter that he wrote brought tears to the eyes of the ‘girl who read it: - “Thave been away for a long time, it said, “but I am coming home tomorrow. As I look ‘through my window I can see the foliage on the mountain side changing to red and purple, and yesterday I saw a flock of birds flying to the south. Think ot it; the roses were in bloom when I told you good-bye. Now 1 want to ask you to take me ‘for better, for worse,’ before the snow marks the winter time. For better, for worse, such as I am, take me and make me what you will of me. Heaven grant it may be ‘for better.” He Guessed the Trouble. “This is a cold, unfeeling world,” he remarked, bitterly. “Ha!” returned lis companion. “You have heard the ribald laugh when you slipped ona banana skin, too, have you?”—Brooklyn Eagle. Sound and Spears. A musical fellow in Bus Attempted to play on the flutte, But the peace-loving neighbors Concluded his leighbors By smashing him one on the snutte. 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WH LO WORSHIP. Methodist sspiscopal Church. Sunday Morning. 900 a.m.. .. ......Sumday Schook 10:45 a, m....Song Service by Choir. cE Bt eps trae iea ..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 Rey. R. Davis, Pastor. African Methodist E. Church. Sunday Morning. 11:00 a. m...... .. .. ...Preaching Afternoon. fs 2300 p. m.. .. .....Sunday Schood 3:00 p.m. ...... ..clase Meeting 1:00 pom.. .. 0.22... .Snaeayor BUR Gia Oe «oe PPeacomNg Rey. William Atexander, Pastor. Morgan Street Bapisst Uburch, Sunday, Preaching 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p, m. ‘Sunday School............200 p.m ‘Prayer Meeting every Wednesday, | Rev P, MMACK, Paste Simpson’s Chapel. (Methodist Episcopal Church.) Sunday School.... ...... ..9:00 a, m Preaching .. .. 2. .. ....11:00 a.m Class Meeting... .... ......3:00 p.m Preaching.. .. ....... ....7:30 p,m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. G. W. Ball, Pastor. ©. M. B, Church. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p, = Sunday School... ........ 2:00 p. m Class Meeting.. .. ........3:00 p.m Prayer Meeting every Friday even- ing. T. H. Warfield, Pastor. Free Will Baptist Church. Preaching and Rally every second Sunday at 11:00 a. m .and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School...... .. ....2:00 pm Covenant Meeting .... ....3:00 p. m Prayer meeting every Tuesday night. Covenant meeting Friday nights. Rev. E. D. Burns, Pastor. LODGE DIRECTORY. | Sedalia Chapter No. 5, R.A, My meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month. J. W. Wheeler, H. P., C. H. Lewis, Sec. Centennial Lodge No. 59, A. F. & A. M., meets second and fourth Mon- Centennial Court No. 37, meets day in each month. J. T. Ferril, W. M. E. Poindexter, Sec. first and third Thursdays in each month. Sallie Moffat, Matron. Julia Hayden, See. j Hawkins Lodge No. 44, A. F. an@ A. M., meets first and third Mondays. in each month. C. 0. Brown, W. M. C. W. Holliday, See. | G. O. U. of O. F. No, 3542, meets. first and third Tuesdays in each. ‘month.L. Cowan, N. G. D. Steele, PL S. Hall, 126 Main street. Sons and Daughters of Charity Lodge No. 1, meets first and third Tuesdays in each month. D. Lh White, Pres. W. W. Henderson, Sec. QC. Commandery K. T., meets first and third Fridays in each month. T. M. Smith, EB. C. C. H Lewis, Reeorder. Queen @ty Comet Band ‘meets: Tuesday and Friday nights of Svery week, at 120 East Main street. Robt. Marin, Pres.; C. W. Gravitt,Sec.> G. T. Irelavd, Tress; Edw. Gravitt, Leader; A. H- Hickmaa, Contractor, From Infancy To Age wv IT i —_ > Laxakola for Babies.—It is the best and most effective reme for hii) p=" eR a es gn SSW ‘because it is non-irritating and never gripes or causes pain or irritation. BEST taco, t SS \ ” is sure and never fails. BEST because “Children like tt and ask for it.” » oes fy iat orertcs are so ood and so strengthening that i€ cps thetitieoneig Pe ie TER NE A bearty condition. = ia X* Shee SN It is a dangerous thing to give little babies violent cathartics that rack and rend (, mk > 5 little bodies, DON'T DO IT—give them LAXAKOLA. For constipation, coated ace? PAR OR LI) oe ] simvle cole, restesaness los of sles and fers it is invaluable a, at tg sH KERJA few drops can be given with safety to very young babies, and it will often , i S19 @; AY sp os ee rceton, sce ee y A \y = nes , assist nature and induce sleep. Great relief is experienced when administers Gesc Ze \y? ©) Joudg children suflering from diarrhoea, accompanied with white of green evaeusing? Ef ‘29 is LAXAKOLA neutralizes the acidity of the boweis and carries out the cause of to Ss Lf feS os yey fet mento ad MANES, quent alto towee and iba won ener pa na Meme Siri Erle tee ead tua ery manent et ren Reka PRES Recenter my teeing oh Tent oy rp YasanOL on 8 Z SN to lm a et tes, and t Worked UES Cana chit ita others nett how good it wae, ty were att y EQN fshnairhqc (egtiniacanoiay ae ak aera ma moses EL, Laas Wi \§ Ma Y ZN NY Laxakola for Young Girls on the threshold of womantioog N Z Say . pees Bs PR Wy A)\\ been found invaluable. ig" iN NEY wih When they become pale and languid, face bloodless, eyes dull, ea fP* tO i S\ aI NA aching, feet and hands cold, appetite “one or abnormal, and their sjscus J CABS Neyz i generally run down, they need building up, and their blood needs cleansing, BF Py Hf ye pa Give them LAXAKOLA; its gentle bowel action to cleanse, and its tonig fe i a) Xd S)) properties to build up the system, will show immediate and most beneficia [IP Ws ) y WW results. & re ed HD DWSy It acts promptly, surely but gently on the bowels, and while stimu eZ, ANY t acts pi y gently , stimulating Hg iF, % the liver to increased activity, its tonie properties strengthen the je i (@ GF AG se prope the nerves, JP" | <{\ ee GIES renew vitality and restore color to the face and lifeand animation to the whole [ip | Ke ——— system. It is the only tonic laxative that strengthens and tones them up, ? Pa Laxakola for Mothers.—It is particularly valuable and useful to Je | ers women, especially mothers, as it is a gentle and safe remedy to use during My Mess EA all conditions of health whenever their peculiar and delicate constitutions [iby i KS at require a mild and efficient lexative and tonic; while to nursing moth o A eq ; 3 g mothers, [i i we ae OG PR worn out with the care of infants and whose systems therefore are partiew. aS, Soff y/ larly susceptible to disease, LAXAKOLA directly appeals. aes jj if It clears the complexion, brightens the eye, sharpens the appe! yy ~_/ } i P ig) yi ippettte, re Sy = J} moves muddy and blotched condition of the skin and cures sick headache t a. y “Z ly 0 lache to y ¥ ] @ a certainty by removing the cause. ‘ y DY y by 74 ), Ney La To women suffering from chronit constipation, head-aches, biliousness, ‘ NG) AeA _ iizziness, saltowness of the skin and dyspepsia, LAXAKOLA will invariably aX rz bring relief and a positive and permanent cure. “ : gp op D LAX \ GF ‘What atea. Btw, Pogh, Palestine, 0., Boy 125, says about LAXAKOLA, «March 11,1901, Received goer “ai Va sample, than dono so much good, ed he &.40c, bottiee” "alarch 28, Bottle came vale, dld"me alot of gor, rugs - Sect aaa tema ia an leased seus assert thea bt ite mi ce Bey degre he eaten itt tes Soe maw toieReaOct, tikes nessa al ws NN ; \ & VM Laxakola for Old FolKs.—In the Autumn and Winter of Lit, 7. i i Px Seca «hen the various organs through long years of action have become more or [i I £ ye SH tess sluggish, it becomes necessary to stimulate them by some remedy best J a We Bo adapted to that purpose. So long as the stomach and bowels are doing their So IN work properly and the liver and kidneys are active and strong, your food is ANS 5) ar ee assimilated properly, your blood is kept pure and rich, and your nerves are [i \\\\) y WES Se strong. ‘The feeling of nervousness, general weakness and debility means QQ) i} SAEs that the whole system is run down and needs a general toning up. \\B Ne <s ey ‘That LAXAKOLA DOES IT, has been proved beyond all question. Its \> ~< NOY gentle warming, soothing action on the bowels, liver and kidneys, stimulates \ \n ; wS them to increased activity, cleanses the blood, quickens the circulation, and ar puts the whole system in a condition of health and enables it to ward of x Ut (> dicease, while its tonic properties tone up the system and keep it healthy. Laxakola Does It. a! Pale, Weak, Run-down, Overworked tcl Ww) some at LAXAKOLA oct: WeateRunrsemmorsarace | LAXAKOLA —— gpudiy'siiny wun its consequent me « Rervous, Yired out with household and | Bration: often leqding to ulorbid scclt FOR peel oe, eet na mee | FOR THE Shavutnat vous bassiataogas reas] WOMEN. _ feisecpreniiunnags ovtitst soy iocteatiecomplenton @i rere . their systems.” This is the Une you need COFIPLEXION isn io to'ciean oat ie cntre stem, sucha great nerve and stomach builder a8 purify the blood and remove. the EARAROUA, the great tonic laxative. Tt nd Las ost, a8 entty mowwn the Dowels Sad thee Toententie cone ace dectng | wall na sctiny Glrectiy on the pores antl aciating’ the ‘peropist [Hoon te ise and kidneys, keeping them active and/strong, while | lands in ‘hrowing of impuritien Te purities the’ blood a3 no otbel liver, quicken the crcuation, ee ee sie ee te ty he eyes" the nervousness speedily: disappears and the entire system re- |" LAXAKOLA nic to the whole s Sei ate, Naa toucsan erconaiton ef perfect aud permaneatincalla, | strengthenug the organs and purifying the blood. it wil cure od LAXAKOLA isa gentle and safe remedy to use during all conditions | most confirmed case of consti et ‘With yc Crowle ind ‘of health of the gentler sex whenever their peculiar and delicate | stomach free from refuse and See e ena nomenon care an Sonsitutions requite a mild and efficient laxative and fomic.and i | Heh, backaches headaches, ee eee a haw Fal ep a eee ra eam gui ties guar cme mad WHAT IS’ LAXAKOLA $039 gentle, F°"~'“ss and harmless liquid laxative. Te i \der- | ant every i ee Fo, Bours ine at ie general builder of heaithand strength, maa iain Dice eae aes ceaiecrterane soca & visa igenersifemedy for all roubles ariaing from the towels, | blood purifier. Because of its purity, pleasant taste abd gentle, 3 Sicwach® fiver or’ -dneys. Itmovesthe bowels gently and painlessly, | effective action, infants an y, Pleasant taste and gentle, yet Seca p ad sircagtiens the mucoms serabncies of tue siomach, | Situout disagrceatle cr harmful afler etfetts, tacit is the: mist oe re a wonderful and valuable kidney remedy of the century. ne . yrfel 1 XE t, Nigntly on ring, will Cleanse the System of all Impurities; Stimulate the Liver; Clean out the Kidneys; Ouvsken the,C-ccolation; Quiet the Nerves, Prevent Sleeplessness; and Speedily Cause a Healthy Condition of the Entire Body. [eS (or Sale ee ee ee ee aa ee BE on ch . Bl esl Wanth 89Ra Tan Ra f@wmad nt Mamet. .ttan. & Eat it Worth 25c. To Be Cured of Constipation veople who suffer from habitual constipation with all its attendant ills, clogged stomach and bowels, sluggish liver, heartburn, indig fon, aud thin and impure blood, are too apt fo believe that the only remedy ie ioient purgatives. Such cathartice are irritating and P| lon apd Et ana rope Pod. op aro Paice the he ly seedy ia retnt tgaecn, par catarncoary usta ad cre worse, “There isa laxative that moves the bowels without pain or griping, cleanses the stomach, sharpens the appetite, stimiiates 1) siver, strengthens the nerves, and purifies the blood, while its marvelous tonic properties tone up the entire system aud keep ik hestthy. } : ‘Laxakola; Does It remarkable tonic properties reach: the liver, kidneys and’stomach, ‘heart an@ beni ae A sis Soe ste roel sehchuerey use ine moe keene eeu ee Ses cour aensuult rma ns perio mth ten ate the lee, teers gt och Pere been bald semen ne ‘Suly way fo secure au absolute and permanent cure. 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