Sedalia Times

THE MARKET STATION Agriculture build'ng VOLUMN X No 6 A $321.22 RALLY. THE BIGGEST RALLY IN THE HISTORY. OF THE COL- ORED PEOPLE OF SEDALIA. Held at Taylor Chapel M. E. Church, Sunday, October 25 —Twelve Deserving Captains Lead Their Armies to Victory The work of the valiant workers of Taylor Chapel M. E. church last Sunday will stand in the history as a premium for raising money in a short time, for years. Rev. Richard Davis, the excellent and able leader of this flock of Christian workers, began this battle of a new church rally about three weeks ago last Sunday, and in so doing, he named twelve captains, who were to organize their armies and battle to raise the largest sum for this rally day, last Sunday. The tight began early—without delay—and the town was haunted from one end to the other by these captains and their workers. Socials, suppers, concerts, entertainments and prizes were given during this battle, and also trolley parties—everything that was honorable was done by these workers to raise the money. All last Agric Sunday each captain and their secretaries were busy collecting in their donations until the winding up that night, and after each had reported the results of her battle, the grand total was over three hundred dollars. The following are the names of the captains and the actual amount paid to the board of trustees for the new church: Mrs. Rev. R. Davis..... $57.49 Mrs. Rev. Densmore..... 35.00 Mrs. Maude Travis..... 33.05 Rev. R. Davis..... 31.14 Mrs. M. B. Smith..... 29.95 Mrs. Rev. Bishop..... 26.11 Mrs. Florence Cadwill..... 24.30 Mrs. W. H. Carter..... 23.35 Mrs. Julia Nelson..... 18.52 Mrs. Anna Wright..... 16.28 Mrs. A. G. Wheeler..... 15.00 Mrs. T. P. Moffette..... 13.01 Cash received ..... $322.22 Which is the largest sum ever raised in Taylor Chapel or any other church among the colored people of Sedalia for years The church was filled with the many friends who were anxious to hear of the results, and when the total was announced, the audience burst forth with many cheers for such a victory lead by SEDALIA MISSOURI, OCTOBER 31 1903 our pastor and his able workers. The prize doll which was given away by Mrs. Mattie Carter, was awarded to the little Brown girl. The prize cake awarded by Mrs. Travis was sold at Warfield's restaurant. W. H. Huston, Pres. W. H. Carter, Sec. —Trustee Board. Rev. R. Davis, MORGAN STREET BAP TIST CHURCH FAIR. The Blue Ribbon Club of the Morgan Street Baptist church, under the careful management of Mrs. Rev. Mack, Mrs. Anna Hurdle and Mrs. Lillie Kenney, held a very successful fair all week. The church was beautifully decorated in every department and an excellent program was rendered each night. Thursday night was the banner night, which consisted of an address by Ex-Mayor P. D. Hastain, followed by Jno. Ramsey, president of the literary society. A solo was then rendered by Miss Emma Drake, followed by recitations by Mrs. Kinney and Lady Kinney. Afterwards the drill of a number of small girls in robes was had, under the management of Mrs. Kinney. These little girls made an excellent showing and gave much credit to the church, themselves and their instructor, and was well worthy of a larger audience. The Queen City band ren- culture bui derd a short musical concert every night, which added greatly to the affair. This FAIR has been continued until Monday night on account of the rainy weather. THE GATHERED RAYS. (By H. J. Burton.) Miss Josie Wright, of Boonville, and Mr. W. Carter, of Slater, were united in married October 22. Mr. Carter took his bride and skipped for his farm near Slater. Northeast Sedalia should be delighted with its improvements. When going into Sedalia from the east on the Missouri Pacific railroad, look to your right and see the Geo. R. Smith College, a magnificent building. Rev. T. B. Gardner, of Warrensburg, passed east on the Missouri Pacific for St. Louis. Mrs. Nancy E. Owens, Mrs. Laura A. Kilby and Mrs. F. Hyter are all in St. Louis. Rev. W. P. Brooks, of Moberly, spent two nights at my home. Ben C. Wilson, of, Boonville, is an excellent type of manhood and a man of more than ordin- --- City Taxes For 1903 are now due and become delinquent January 1st. next. JOHN WADDELL City Collector ```markdown ``` ary push. His home is a commodious one. Mr. William Jackson owns a fine brick house on Fifth street, in Boonville. Mr. Andrew Beard, of Birmingham, Ala., patented a coupler for railroad cars and sold the patent for $100,000. Mr. Geo. M. Arnold, of Rocheport, went to Boonville and was operated upon by the doctor, and he is getting along poorly. Rev. L. Shepherd, of Boonville, is up in Saline county preaching. Prof. D. E. Taylor, the principal of the school at Rocheport, Mo., is succeeding nicely. Mrs. M. F. Arnold, wife of John Arnold, spent a pleasant trip to Buffalo, New York, and at Niagara Falls. Mr. Nelson R. Pipes and Miss Carrie Cowden, of Rocheport, were united in marriage at St. Louis. The bell will tap for others soon. Mr. Alexander Pipes is repairing and putting new buildings on his place. Mr. D. Eaton, on his farm of nearly two hundred acres north of Rocheport, is noted as a suc ld'ng cessful farmer. We, the persons named below, believe our success dpends upon good management and race pride. Give us constant and fresh news as you have been and we will aid in the circulation of your paper. Put the following names in this week's paper and send a copy to each one at Rocheport, Mo. Miss E. M. Sexton. Mrs. L. Gray, Miss L. B. Smith, Mrs. L. F. Pipes, Miss Nettie Williams, Mrs. M. E. Sexton, Mrs. H. A. Woods, Mrs. M. E. Griffin, Miss B. R. Mitchell, Mrs. M. R. Jackson, Mr. Virgil Miller. Traveling Agent and Corre spondent. WILL COME HOME SUNDAY Vergenal Bradley, who has been working in Boonville, at the Swift packing house, will come home Sunday, accompanied by his loving wife. Mr. and Mrs. Hickman will give a reception in honor of the happy young couple. The Times wishes them many congratulations. ```markdown ``` TIMES. GLOAKS! GLOAKS! Our Cloak department is now complete and awaits your inspection. Everything absolutely new. Not an old coat in the house. Prices that will suit the pocket book. See them before buying Furs. Ladies scarf in the new black Coney Price $1,00 Electric seal scarf, Price $1,50 Nice scarf, imitation mink, six tails. Price $2,00 Scarfs of black hair $2,5p The new imitation seal cavel. The latest thing on market $2,50 Ladies scraf in sable coon, three tails at $6,50 Beautiful extra long round bear goat scarf in black, price $6,00 A .H W. MEUSCHKE. Dr G. A. Cohen, well known to all of our readers, is manager of a neat clean. Stock of Drugs. just opened at 211 West Main Street, it is called "The Owl Drug Store" and under the management of the doctor will be up to date aud progressive.. As a leader, he is going to make prices an item. We think it will pay you to take him your prescriptions and your Drug business generally. NEGRO CONVENTION. Reading, Pa.. Oct., 20—R J. Nelson. president of the American Republican league issued a call for a national N Sufferage Convention to be held Washington, D. C. December and 15. The call states that convention is for the purpose devising such ways and mean Mrs. C. W. Holliday served an elegant lunch at her residence Wednesday night for the benefit of her church. CASTORIA. The fa- simile nature of Charles H. Fletcher is on every wrappas See Us! NEW HEAD If you are, Look See Us! In Our NEW HEADQUARTER If you are, Looking for Bargains IN STOVES.. Gieschen-Viebrock 116 Osage St. When you buy here, you patronize those who helps the Negro Price $1 25 GLOAKS! complete and awaits your inspect- . Not an old coat in the house. ket book, See them before buying 1 →Ladies Gloaks← This is the one line that we are making a specialty on. Our line runs frsm the very cheapest ladies and children coats to the beautiful and expensive sea coats The beautiful coat in the cut is our most popular style of seal coat It has the tight fitting back, box front with liberal lap, kimona sleeves, high storm collar, black and 24 inch lenght. Price $27.50 A large line of ladies Coats in all shapes, styles and prices The new loose fitting kersey coat, fine trimmings at $15.00 NEGRO CONVENTION. Reading, Pa.. Oct., 20—Robert J. Nelson, president of the Afro American Republican league, has issued a call for a national Negro Sufferage Convention to be held in Washington, D.C. December 14 and 15. The call states that the convention is for the purpose of devising such ways and means as will break up southern disfranchisement and preserve the full and equal civil and political rights of American citizens, regardless of color or race. Good! our president is the right man, in the right place and has made the right step. Sons and Daughters of Charity had their annual sermon preached at the Baptist Church last sunday In Our DQUARTER k ing for Bargains THE SEDALIA TIMES W.H.Carter, - Editor DrC- 8S. Walden, Rep'’t. SUBSCRIPTION. One Year Fi ee hipo PerMonth ; - 3 sc Send all ee * Post-Oftice, Oiders, Fxmiess Order to W. H, Carter, Published Every Setrrday Zvening ‘Tre Tunes office 120 E. 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JH BOTHWEL~ ——FOR—_ Governor Missouri in 1904 LLELELELLEESD —EDITORIAL— PELEEEEEEEEY Get this paper only i5c a month sate Dont forget the big Rally at the ~ E, Church tomorrow ]/ If our leaders of our city are so opposed to a Central Missouri League, they ought not to be op— posed toa league or club in the city of Sedalia. \ If you want to see Old Missouri inthe Republican colums once, come and less organize the Negro 30,000 votes will make a big differ ence next year. It’s sometimes good to change your opionin, is’nt it brother. The Negro voters has an import ant part to play inthe next cam- paign, beginning with our local city affairs and concluding with state and national election, The question now is, what are Sedalia Negroes and the Negro voters of Central Missouri doing to prepare themselves for the fight, so as to be able to make themselve felt and to benefit themselves as a race. Other cities like St Louis. Kan- sas City and St Joseph has Negro clubs and leagues organized, and are working for success of the re- publican party and the Negro’s in- est in their city. Why can’t old Sedalia with her hundreds ot Ne- groes fall in and organize. Yes, why cant the thousands of Negro voters of Central Missouri organ- d pane togethee, and dc their duty for the suecess of Koos yelt, Bothwell and their race. We cannot hope to do much good for our race in politics ff we wait until the last day in March to do our work, nor can we do much to help our frieends, we must be organized and in perfect harmony order to be felt or to do go ¢ for ourslves or our friends. The time for the Sedalia Negro to or- ganize is now! and let do so and able to do ourselves credit in the coming big fight. a ye35 ateraee lee eee Eeaeee ces B te i CMEN & f f a bg f ba 8 3 ea aaa 2 dl E 3 ae Sa eee Gok cee Oe teen 5 Rh | 558 22 hy a f m) ee LG: 52 Glee aes |e AEE G6 22 lee eae fee Fa 8 ie eae & ena 222 22 fee S| Petites 252 22 doiae. gy ale Bites See 2s pe Gane acta! iz ie 6 SE OPE Peeks. 86 ie a A x FA Bees S& Boy hee 1 Loy S282 =3Aa.By “a Dar ey a eS ey =e fis ai ‘KIDD CLOTHING CO. | i Successor to “Blairs” 227 Ohio Street. is ions | 2 a | ve = aS any (id Ree " iah\ Ai aa i A au iM Vl r " y) \ = A, AS at Bee enn \ i. Ce eae Ng ae Se iy) ys at) Aer - sls a hia re " Ve Rev H, J. BURTON, Mcdcrator Traveling Agent and Correspondence for the Srpatia Times, Wiehe ole oie eke ie odes oe od ey LOc L ITEMS, PPPEEDEEDEEE Free street Directory to our sub- cribers. call for one at our office The best bargains int Stoves of all kinds and Hardware is at Gies- chen & Viebrock’s fi resTry one of those shandsome Winter Suits, at Kidd’s Clothing Co. at 224 Ohio street a It CAN BE DONE ‘The corrupt condition of the demoeracy of misseuri ought to enable the republican to carrp the State, and give to the peo- plea clean government. Democrats are awakening to the fact that the government of nissouri, is rotten, rotten, ROTTEN : "Now let the republicans of this State — together and win the victory, they can do it if they will--Eagle A Knotty Problem In Donalsville a white man brutally murdered his Negro para mour, beeause she quit him In Shreveport a white man at tempts to kill another white man whom he finds in the house with his negor courtestn, and is shet himself, In Alexandria, a negro forces a white man to apologize to his wife whom he had insulted aad the negro is placed in jail the threats to Junch him are being made. Solve the problem aud come and get the chromo; Exchange ibiae le arora aT GET \ COPY OF OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Which will be the greatest, largest and best special number ever published by @ negro in Mis souri. This issue will be twen- ty-four pages, and contain a large number of half tone euts of representative negroes of the state of all denominations. Ten pages of special Christ- mas matter, written by able art- ists, male and female. Two full pages will be devoted to politics, state, national, city and couty. Two full pages will be devoted to spicy and catchy editorials written by able writers in dif- ferent parts of the state. Four pages devoted to corre. spondence of the — differenj towns, churehes and __ societies. the first page to be a handsome lithograph in several different colors. One full page devoted to the little ones—a Santa Claus page Two full pages devoted to the qe Take VEG-ETO for yotir “ iN AND LIVER: ie For Safe at 120 East Main street. Try it once. al ARGAIN STOR BAR BE. ——For This Month is at——— BLUE FRONT GROCRY ¥ [5" Read below only a few of our many bargains we are offering the public for this month. ‘ | GROCERIES | —NOTIONS— aa Shoe strings.....+.e.ses0. 2c perp 18 Ibs Grandulated for............$1,00 [Boys suspenders........+...5cts pef pair Best Pure Leaf Lard........-.15¢ per Ib, Good Men Hose. ..-..+++++.9ets ver pair @ Songbants<:se/ st o-. vo ectbe Ber ea gona gang Bigesi.ta..- <-.-octe pet pai Q Syrupe...-...-asceee+++-T0C per can PPE pal Old country soap. ....+e+ees.+.6 bars 25¢ oo cass oo al Per pair 5 Fandkerchiefs.....seeee + +++. StS. ead ae © bar for 25 | ine Hard Rubber Combs... ...scis Best Vinegar............216t per gallon lofty Pinsisssssceceaceeses -o005¢ per do Good Cheese......e+-+++-+415¢ per 1b; |Blastic Rubber. ... .++.....40t per yard Smoked Bacon.....,.-s+eeee15¢ per tb.|Men Supporters...+++..e+... 102 per ye Other bargains to numerous to mention, No old stock, but ' new and Fresh. Call and see for yourself. J, Fr. KUHN & GO., Proprietors ‘The Blue Front Bargain Grocers. Cor Pettis and Laniine st i Hi. Carter and others. Other pages will contain a large assorgment of business ad- vertisemnts of the — different merchants, who solicit the col- oved peonles. trade, Don't fail to. send us your name and receive one of these copies at 5 cents. Santa Claus letters free; per. sonal correspondence free. Liberal ferms made to agents in any town. pentina ede a Place vour order now with Rev H. J. BURTON, traveling Agent or or write this office W.H, Carter, Publisher Sens ee Notice—Sons and Daughters cf Douglas. The New Coustitution of the Junior department has just been printed and are in the hands of the Supreme Head See that your number is eupplied with the report blanks etc Deputy -Watts of Miamia has succeeded in settinfi up a nice lodge of 38 members in that town. Rev Mack Supreme Writer. has got up a good many in aclubin this city and hopes to have Organized next Monday by the Supreme Organizer. WH Carter, S. 0 & D, is called to Higginsville on business next week. The Jurifdictton Board is as follows; HJ Burton. Clay. B M Mack. ‘Tillie Hyter, Mary Patton Bunceton Lodge has reported one mem- ber sick last week BeSDont forget that your subscription was due on the 24 Rev T. B.{Gardner, S, R Head of the Sous and Daughters ot_ Douglas. succeed in settiug upa new lodge in Versailles known as Ros ta lodge No 12 and one in St Louis, ‘The Revised Constitution is now id the press and will out next week. Mrs Braxton, the mother of Mrs Mammie B. Smith, one the lead- ing wemen of our city, died at the residence of her daughters, on west Morgan street Thursday mor ning. Her remains were shipped to her home for burial. Barber Chairs For Sale Cheap. Three good first class barber chairs for sale cheap, These chairs are perfect cop dition and sound in every respect. If you | want a bargain write us at once. "Address Sepatia Tiuxs. | het yey Sere sn Jascureve Cardy Catuartic, the most wo: | sorful medica: aiscovery of be age, pies~ ant and retreshing to the taste, act enti. aud positively on kidneys, liver and bowe.s cleansing thé entire system, dispel cold- cure headache, fever, habitual constipatic: and biliousness. Please buy and ty a, Doz ©. ©. to-day: cents. Solfaut See ‘@rauggista ee es PEELE ELEY MANAGER WANTED, Trustworthy lady or geutleman to man age business in this county and adjoining territory for well favorably known Hous of solid financial standing, $20.00 siraight cash salary and expenses. paid each Mon- day by check direet trom headquarters Expense mouey advanced; posicion per ment. Address ManaGER 610 Mosoy Buiipinc, Chicago. II Mention paper. SCOSOO HOO H OOO SEEM, Have you ever read any of Swed enborg’s Work? 1f not. will you send me your address enclosing a stamp or two, and I will mail you one book FREW, State wheter you want it in English or German ADOLPIE ROEDER 80 Cleveland st. Orange N. j, COSCO OH THOS HEF : WONDERFUL: | ‘DISCOVERY : > Curly Hair Made Straight By ; > a é > fax = ‘ me > D5 aw > A TMA A 25% TAKEN FROM TAFE 2 «BEFORE ANDAYTER TREATMENT. § ORIGINAL > OZONIZED OX MARROW : 2 ‘Copsrighted.) 4 D ais wondertat nels pomande ithe orice p eatita eens Reuaaee cate Yar ) ishes the scalp, prevents the hair from tal! @ > forty yenraund ual by thous War > hinrenlenys. Teen tho fost preyaras > feitasonss™ ee Uist Original” Oxovived Gu'Marrow as the eaten eet eg ®) keep the hair straight, soft and beautir) a’: | D Ing ie that hoaitise hfeaine apeeacauce B mich devtreds ta diuiee aresesl for sie > Swing to ee superior and letting aoa tics } iets ong anu most ecomomical Tt 20 } Rion cael to Mean Maeno wider BEEP pone mart ices } mail degisrn de toad’ ae Gorse for vies! D tle or $1.40 for three hotties. We pay 8! ¢ 3 express charges, Send postal or ex) 4 Pager'wilen Srdenag’ Wows pote mane #2 Address plainly to § 5 OZONIZED OX MARROW CO., ‘ ) 76 Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ilinois. FOOQDOOQOQOODOOQOODOODSe OOS] eH! St ee 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ‘Trae MAAKS Desicns CoryniciTs &¢- Anyone sending a sketch and descrip? quleniy ascertain’ our oyinion freee be © fhventlon is probably pacentabies (com tions trict Souddental, HANDBOOK <=: Sarees ites ser ane gt 2 meatasren tae ete ee Scientific Americar. ‘Ahandaomel weekly. Larseet Geltion at any ecepting earest, ferme: t2 Sear four montha, $l, Sold by all news MUNN & Cp,26t2r0¢e0, ew York Branch Offiee, 6% F St. Wasbingice, 2: THE EXHIBITION CENTRE Missouri State Building Building proper $141,600.00 Refrigerating Plant 20,000.00 Sculpture 15,000.00 Electric Fountain gushing Ice water 3,000.00 Mural decorations 5,000.00 'S MISSION First State Convention No. October, 17, 18 and 19th WOMEN'S MISSION Held at Lexington Mo. October, 17, 18 and 19th RY WHITE LOAF AND JOY FLO UR McGrew's Electric LUMP COAL Y SPECIAL TO THE TIMES: The Sedalia Times, is the paper to read for fresh news of Central Missouri and also its scopes the entire state, and with such men as the progressive editor W. H. Carter, assisted by that deep thinker Dr C. S. Walden, and other prominent men around him, we can but look for valuable and ripe information on all subjects. The Women's Mission State Workers met in the Second Baptist Church, at Lexington October 12. Mrs M. L. Sanders o Callicothe, president. The convention was called to order in regular form; after singing and pray the rotine of business taken up. Two daye was devoted to the Mission and Educational work. At the conclusion the Bonnd made an excellent report of their noble work during the past year. The following officers were elected for the year of 1004 Mrs S. McClane of West Port No-President. Mrs M. A. Lawance of St. Louis -Vice President. Mrs W. D. Williams—Cof, Sec- retary Mrs M, E Goims, cf Jefferson City—Recording Secretary. Mrs S. Willis—Treasurer Mrs C. R McDowell, Hanniba —secretary of Girls Domatory Mrs A H Cooper of St Louis, —Treasurer of Domatory Delegates--Mrs Williams, Mrs.Rhodes, Misses Fisher, Garr and the two excellent daughters of R Cool and Prof Ibranaugh all of Independence, Mrs'Ewing of Fayette, Emma Sexton of Rocheport, Mrs J Cains of Jefferson City, M E Clay of Carrollton, Mrs J T Thonley of Platt City and a large number of other noble women. The Mission Work so wisely conducted was superior to that of the men, and was the great link of the work carried on at the Philadelphia Convention in September. Mrs Sanders was fully equal to the task "What would our cause of Mission and Christianity be without our sisters?" THE CONVENTION Officers of the State convention are as follows: 1st Vice President—REV E. C. COLE, of St Louis 2nd Vice President—REV J. S. SWANCY 3rd Vice President=REV O. D. BOND, Rec. Sec'y—REV H J. JONES or. Sec'y—REVG N JACKSON, Estimate of its Cost Treasurer—REV J T THORNLEY Dr Caston the best fitted and qualified eader in the state is now at the head and we only look for success. Rev W C Howell, general manager of our eating department with F F Bottom, O J Muller W Porter, G Porter, C Holmes. M Mudy J Boyd, C Wade, J Clark, W Wade, L Reed, C Bradford, A P Holmes, S A Graham, S Waters; B Talbort, M Wright, S McCarkle, L Jones, A Johnson, Anna Johnson, P Graham, L Williams, H Brisco, L Jones, E Hawkins, E Wade, the persons named with the pastor conducted the business grand. Rev W, P Brooks another one of our great leaders presided over the convention Saturday and Sunday The following are connected in the National Convention. Vice President—Rev H J Burton, of Jefferson City—E Board, Rev C R cDowell, Hannibal! H Board and Rev JS Adison of Kansas City—BY P U., Rev G D Sanders, of Chilicothe—On resolutions Rev W C Howell of Lexington—On Organization Rev J L Cohron of St Louis Our State Convention will meet, with the Second baptist Church at Warrensburg, in 1904 H J BURTON Traveling Agent ```markdown ``` Also wood and all kinds of feed. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. ```markdown ``` P.D. Hastain ATTORNEY ATA W Rooms C and D Mara's Bldg. C C. LAWSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Katy Bldg. Bell P 467 J. G. KEHL, Sells the best home killed Meats in town, if you dont believe us, just try a Sun day Roast from him for Dinner tomorrow. t all at Market House. See him $141,600.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 IMPROVED ELDREDGE B The name Eldredge has stood for the BEST in the Sewing Machine World. Now it is a New Eldredge, BETTER than EVER, and Superior to all others. Positive take-up; self setting needle; self For Thirty Years Ask your dealer for the Improved Eldredge "B," and do not buy any machine until you have seen it. National Sewing Machine Co. BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS. 93 Reade Street, New York City. 46 Madison Street, Chicago, Ill. Hearest Building, San Francisco, Cal. GO NOW TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, IN IAN TERRITORY These are back at low rateS Proportionate Patns from Intermedia e Pouts. stop-over Final Limit November 10th Ask or write, A. C. MINOR T P A., M. K & T. Sedalia, Mo. G J GROSSHAN The Old Reliable GROCERIES PROVINCE EFOND CASH FOR COUNTY PRODUCE Good freshisupply of Groceries always on hand and he is selling them at bottom prices. at 108 East Main street. Study LAW AT HOME districtions by mail, adapted to every one. Method approved by leading educators. Experienced and competent instructors. Fare spare space. The course—Preparatory, out-of-school, college. An important condition and prerequisite. Students and graduates every year. Right years of education FREE. Study LAW AT Home instructions by mail, applied to every one. Methods instructed by Indian school authorities. Experienced and competent instructors. Takes spare time only. The course is Preparatory, business, college. An opportunity to Letter for condition and proof of education. Students and graduates every free. Eight years of success. For more information. PRINCESS CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF LAW, Selkouss Building, DETROIT. NOTICE-All societies can have their regular meeting nights, hours officers and place, published in these columns every week Free. Write us today and send your copy. LODGE DIRECTORY Sedalia Chapter No. 5, R. A. M. 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, Sec. Hawkins Lodge No. 44, A. F. and A. M., meets first and third Mondays in each month. C. O. Brown, W. M. C. W. Holliday. Sec. WHERE TO WORSHIP. Methodist Episcopal Church. 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 E. Church 11:00 a. m. ..... Preaching Afternoon. 2:00 p. m. ..... Sunday School 3:00 p. m. ..... Class Meeting 7:00 p. m. ..... Snoeyor Rev. William Alexander, Pastor Morgan Street Baptist Church. Sunday. Preaching 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School.....2:00 p. m. Class Meeting.....3:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday. Simpson's Chapel. (Methodist Episcopal Church.) Sunday School.....9:00 a. m Preaching.....11:00 a. m Preaching.....7:30 p. m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. G. W. Ball, Pastor. C. M. E. Church. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School... 2:00 p. m. Class Meeting... 3:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting every Friday evening. Free Will Baptist Church. Preaching and Rally every second Sunday at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School.....2:00 p. m. Covenant Meeting.....3:00 p. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night. Covenant meeting Friday nights. BLOOD POISON dare You Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored Spots, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers in the Mouth, Hair Falling? Write or proofs of curse. We solicit the most obstinate insult. We have curred the worst cases in 18,000 days. Hospital, $300,000. Please book! TEL. No phone, often BOOK REQUEST G. O. U. of O. F. No. 3542, meets first and third Tuesdays in each month.L. Cowan, N. G. D. Steele, P. S. Hall, 120 Main street. Sons and Daughters of Charity Lodge No. 1, meets first and third Tuesdays in each month. D. L. White, Pres. W. W. Henderson, Sec. Q. C. Commandery K. T., meets first and third Fridays in each month. T. M. Smith, E. C. C. H. Lewis, Recorder. Queen City Cornet Band meets Tuesday and Friday nights of every week, at 120 East Main street. Robt. Marin, Pres.; C. W. Gravitt, Sec.; G. T. Ireland, Treas.; Edw. Gravitt, Leader; A. H. Hickman, Contractor. J. H. Bothwell, Rep..Representative Geo. F. Longan, Dem..Circuit Judge C C. Kelly, Rep....Prosecuting Atty C. W. Daugherty, Rep..Circuit Clerk R. N. Lower, Rep.....County Clerk Joe Dillard, Dem.....Sheriff Lee Looney, Dem.....Recorder E. M McClure, Dem. County Collector O. E. Parsons, Dem..Probate Judge Chas. D. Brown, Rep. County Assessor T. P. McCluney, Dem.....Coroner Clem Honkomp, Dem..County Treas County Court. C. E. Messerly, Rep. Presiding Judge Gabe Albers, Rep... Eastern Judge E. R. Wilson, Dem... Western Judge City Officials. J. L. Babcock, Rep... Mayor A. L. Shortridge, Rep... City Atty Frank Monroe, Dem... City Assessor J. W. I. ruxel Police Judge, Rep Jno. Waddell, Dem... City Collector Ed Love, Dem... Chief of Police C. E. Baker, Rep... City Clerk Aldermen. First Ward— H. W. Meuschke, Rep. J. F. Scally, Dem. Second Ward— A. M. Parks, Rep. Ed. Staton, Dem. Third Ward— W. J. Letts, Rep. S. M. Hodges, Dem. Fourth Ward— P. Stafford, Rep. Dr. Fulker, Dem. 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X Vs, WSw/// | IN When they become pale and languid, face bloodless, eyes sit, ieag r iS SYA INE aching, fect and hands cold, appetite gone or abnormal, and tei: ster c-3 9 NS 2 \ generally run down, thiey need building up, and their blood necls cleansing D7} } i yi Giye them LAXAKOLA; its gentle bowel action to cleanse, and its tonis i Ly, (ONG vroperties to build up the system, will showimmediate and most imei ee ) wy results. & "a EAA SSI It acts promptly, surely but gently on the bowels, and while stimulating Whe WD) the tiver to increased activity, its tonic properties strengthes the nem OeS3 EE renew vitalityand restore colorto the face and lifeand animation to the who a system. It is the only tonic laxative that strengthens and tones them up : Laxakola for Mothers.—It is particularly valuable and seta! Pe y ul ("7 25. women, especially. mothers, as it'is a gentle and safe remedy to use durin ea we all conditions of liealth whenever their peculiar and delicate constituticgs be es —~l require a mild’and effidient lexative and tonic; while to pursing motes Bis. a OV J BEA worn ont with the care of infants and whose systems therefore are parti moe YN arly susceptible to disease,, LAXAKOLA directly appeals ‘<a ji i It clearsthe complexion, brightens the eye, sharpens the appctite, m. ap): “fh S| By moves muddy and blotched conditiom-of the skin and cures sick headache ty y~ ( Y FY a certainty by removing the cause, C NS Y To women suffering from chronic constipation, head-aches, biliousnes, d Ne Yo ay dizziness, sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia, LAXAKOLA w aciabi cz bring relief and a positive and permanent.cure. ‘ Bs \\ Pa sent ra Py Eat, 0 a7 ann LARGE : aay nN Laxakola for Old Folks.—In the Autumn and Wit ie, si * Sc avhen the vartots organs through long years of action have become more 4 YE less sluggish, it becomes necessary to stimulate them by some r e ez i y 3 * Mow EIA ha lapted to that purpose. Soong as the stomach and bowels arc shel SS SZ Ee) ‘\ Bork properly «nd the liver and kidneys are active anil strong ; AWS a E assimilated properly, your blood is kept pure and rich, and y« 3 ay Ns ye “eS strong. The feeling of nervousness, general weakness and d a \\“\\ Wy Ky ASS SN] that the whote system is run down and needs a general toning \V 1 Y ~~ Sy ‘That LAXAKOLA DOES IT, has been proved beyond all que | AY py CWNNG gentle warming, soothing action on the bowels, iver and kidney a \\ as “ALS thei to increased activity, cleanses the blood, quickens the circ aad \ Ly VY puts the whole system in a condition of health and enables it to wand < Gi i “TS die=ase, while its tonic properties tone up the system and keep it ie Laxakola Does It. « E a Pale, Weak, Runedown, Overworked Biotched, satiow, unwh ome andl LAXAKOLA Mothers with Pretty Children, fat? sck, LAXAKOLA gmnady skin, guises con Testor, Gred out with household and 4 Reation, often leading te | FOR eee er eee ater aber | OR! THE Aion tiat goat bloat har ica : complewions, blood thin sald impare, need fay (o.clear the comp 1 WOMEN. Paling up ands there Gmeyonneca | COTLPLEXION ica i te cet out U | sich a great nerve and stomach Builder ns, | purify, the. blood 4 : TAN AKOLA, the great tonic Taxative. Tt tauses, “and? Larak : gently moves The bowels and ius semovestthe cause, acts directly | well as acting directly on the pores and assisting the j<rniniey RSou che Neer and tidueye keeging them active and’strong, while glands in threwing of Smpuritiee. Te purities the.) ‘4 SSmarvetons ale properties clea che: compfesion, stimulate the “Medicine ca, angyour shan will not ouly be wet! 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