Sedalia Times

THE SEDALIA VOLUMN X No 7 Grand Barquet and Entertainment Thanksgivings at Liberty Park Under the Auspices of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. A grand Thanksgiving Banquet and Entertainment will be given at the Liberty Park hall, on Thank givings night, Thursday November 26 under the auspices of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. This affair promises to be the grandest and swellest ever given by Sedalia Negroes for a number of years. This banquet will be conducted in such manner as to be of much credit to the managers and an enjoyable evening to all who may attend, such entertainments as are always given under auspices of this grand order. Invitations are now being curculated and a large crowd is expected. The following Thanksgivings supper will served in the large dining hall from 8 to 12 p. m. as you like. Oakland Oysters, Busecca a la Melanate German Salad a la Burline Celery Mixed Pickels Baked Wild Turkey Cramberry sauce Roller Pressed Bread Vanilla Ice Cream French Coffee Committee on Arrangment Lee Nelson, Lewis Cowans, Wm Gray, B. F Redman, Henry Cham bers, W, H, Carter, J. F Watters. Table Committees Mrs Mattie Carter, Mrs Mnry Hickman, Mrs Sarah Ogdon, Mrs Mahala Burress, Mrs V, Bradley Mrs Craddock. Music will be furnished by the Queen City Band and Orchestra For admission price see invitation. FROM TOPEKA HERALD THE RACE PROBLEM. Various public spirited citizens are suggesting solutions of the race problem, and one of the solutions offered is that of migration to Africa or some other distant country. An Illinois reader of the Commander suggests that Africa is the proper place, and insists that if the Negroes go there they will trade with this country and be of great benefit to us. Senator Morgan of Alabama has been quoted as favoring the colonization of the Negroes in the Philippines, but Gov Hogg of Texas calls this a dream and says that the Negro race is increasing at the rate of 750,000 a year. He figures that if the government should undertake to send them to the Philippines it would take a tremendous fleet of transports. One transport carrying 2,000 passengers and making six trips a year would only carry 12,000 people a year. Fifty transports would thus carry but 600,000. It would seem that fifty transports would not be able to quite keep up with the increase in the colored population—Commoner. There is only one practical solution of the race problem in this country, and that is to give the Negro the rights and oppor- ties guaranteed him by the constitu- tion, and let him work out his own salva- (SEDALIA MISSOURI. NOVEMBER 14 1903 Rev H. J. BURTON, one of leading Baptist preachers of this state, who is our Traveling Agent and General Solicitor, is now on his way to New York in company with about sixty other Missourians. Read what they say in next week's paper about their trip in our next week, as it was to latk for this week. tion Migration schemes and all other schemes which seek to eliminate him from from, the life; of this country; and which are generally prompted by blind prejudice are futile So far as America is concerned the destiny of the white man and the black man are inseparately woven The problem has grown too big to admit of any plan of elimination and the sooner rational means are employed to deal with the matter the better ii will be for both races. the above deserves the widest possible circulation. All hail! for this, most no nble Topeka Herald, THE NATIONAL LAND LIST The only genuine real estate paper published in America It circulates in every state and territory in the Union, and many copies go to Canada, Mexico, South and Central America Parties interested in buying, selling or exchanging land, merchandise or other property will find what they want in The National Land List It is jam full of special bargains and offers of exchange Single copies by mail to cents Address The National Land List Publishing Co. Green Ridge, Mo Rev H. J. BURTON, one of leading B. Traveling Agent and General Solicitor, is with about sixty other Missourians. Read their trip in our next week, as it was to late SMITHTON RAYS We are having lots of rain. Prof, French was out in the country last Saturday and enjoyed a pleasant visit with J B Simpson, Mrs. Agnes Tucker is yet on the sick list. Mrs. Evaline Hampton is yet very poorly. Mrs Sarah Tucker, mother of J E Tucker, return home from St. Louis last Sunday. J E Tucker is still suffering with the toothache. I fear it will delay him in his western trip. Mrs Clarcy Gravitt is remodelling her stable. Charlie Simpson has built an addition to his barn. The Smithton correspondent to the Times desires to ask some questions: Why Rev Tucker is so attentive to some Sedalia girls? Look out, girls. I fear he is thinking something. I hear he is thinking of settling down to business. Well, Rev Tucker, it is very pleasant to wed. Mrs Daisy Roberson is the mother of a fine girl. Mother and the young Miss Roberson are getting along nicely. Miss Sue Hampton is up and at work again. We learn that Charlie Simpson, jr, is very attentive to the Smithton widow who is new in Sedalia. Hurry up Charlie or some of the boys will beat you. They all like her. DENVER COLO DENVER, CO. Nov. 7, 1903. Lillian M Gilbert, of Tipton, Mo, was happily married to Albert Norris, Thursday evening November 5 at 8:30 o'clock at 1846 Downing avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jones of the A M E church. The house was beautifully decorated with astors, carnations and chrysanthemums which was grand. The bride was dressed in a silk gown with long trail. The groom wore a full dress. The press' were numerous and very costly. After the ceremony a repast was served by Miss M Norris, daughter of Mrs Patton, mother and sister of the groom. The luncheon consisted of chicken salad, ham sandwich, ice cream and chocolate. After the wedding the party assembled at the newly furnished home of the bride and groom which was in readiness for them. There the party partook of Port wine and toasts and exchanged toats to the success of the young couple. Those present for Sedalia were Lucy Hammond, Emma Booker and E S Bowles. The party left after extending the new couple a bright and prosperous journey through life. E Bowles. Baptist preachers of this state, who is our now on his way to New York in company and what they say in next week's paper about it for this week. SLATER NEWS Mrs Margaret Edwards was buried today. Rosetta Jackson who has been very ill is better. Quite a number came down from Marshall Sunday. Rev Howard from Omaha is holding a protracted meeting here and much good is manifest. Rosa Deboe has been very sick® but is able to be out again. Rev Wright and wife have returned from Omaha and feel they have been of use to the Master. G M A J will be here next Monday. Rev Deboe is doing some good work for the Lord. A B Stanfield is in the city visiting his family. Paul Johnson returned to the city this week. Rev J A Tucker of Smitbton is suffering with the toothache. Dr J W Jackson D D, P E of St Joseph district spent several days with his family in this city. Gen Brown who was sent to the asylum some months ago is back again and looking for work. C W Gravitt and family have returned from Kansas City, or rather he has come back to live and die near mamma. TIMES Will be hard to beat, New Cloaks arriving daily in the newest designs and fabrics. The new PEAU-DE-SOIE COAT Is the most correct thing in stock. Exclusive designs, all lenghts and prices to suit. We have the largest line of FURS in the city. This line includes all qualities from the cheapest Coney to the most beautiful Sable Suit. You cannot do better than to examine this line. H. W. MEUSGHKE Corner Ohio and Third Telephone 297 Is the most correct thing in stock. Exclusive designs, all lenghts and prices to suit. We have the largest line of FURS in the city. This line includes all qualities from the cheapest Coney to the most beautiful Sable Suit. You cannot do better than to examine this line. The Geo R Smith College team defeated the Lincoln High school team last Saturday but they tell us they cheated them out of the game. The Dewey's will run an excursion to Fort Scott soon, at which place they will give the Fort Scott boys the same dose they did the Tigers last week. Bunt Brown and F W Walker are arranging to spend the holidays in Butler, that is if everything looks all right. The entertainment given at the Morgan street Baptist church Friday night was a big success. The affair was under the management of Mrs J H Newbill, who always makes a success of her entertainments. Mrs. Mamie B. Smith and Mrs. A. G. Wheeler returned from Kansas City Monday where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Wesley, formerly of this city. Mrs Wesley was a member of Sharon Court and and of the Sons and Daughters of Charity. She was also a faithful member of Taylor Chapel. The Conservator made a mistake in saying that the fair at the Morgan Street Baptist church was a failure. They raised $42.50 the four nights and had two rainy nights. Much credit is due Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Hurdle. The C M E church certainly needs a larger house, judging from the sized audience that attended their quarterly meeting last Sunday. Rev J W Brown, P E of the C M E church, dined with Mrs Chas Lewis last sunday. REV. MACK CENSURED. The Conservator in its issue of the 7th inst., trained its guns of malicious inuendo on Rev. P. M. Mack, pastor of the Morgan Street Baptist church, with all the gusto of a hyena. After flaying the man of God until they thought they had destroyed what little respect or MENS FI We have a Fine Line of Trous Also a Line of Boys Long and Nice Dress Shirts. Neckwear. Hos For a nice SUIT OR OVE Come and See Us and we will show KIDD CLO MENS FINE PANT. MENS FINE PANT. We have a Fine Line of Trousers that we are selling at a Bargain Also a Line of Boys Long and Short Pants—Any size or Age. Nice Dress Shirts. Neckwear. Hosiery and Underwear in all grades. Successors to Blair's 227 Ohio Street. ```markdown ``` Gloaks. IN & FURS Cloaks arriving daily in the new stock. Exclusive designs. all have the largest line of FURS all qualities from the cheapest le Suit. You cannot do better SGHKE Telephone 297 confidence the people might have in him, they go for our old friend, John Ramsey, than whom there is not a better hearted, broader minded man, white or black, in Pettis county. The achme of the Conservator's spleen it seems was brought about, simply and alone, because John Ramsey had invited the Hon. P. D. Hastain to address the church fair instead of inviting certain "noble young men educators" the Conservator had in its minds eye. The Conservator was evidently worked up to a high pitch of imagination while administering his scathing rebuke against Ramsey and the preacher, so much so that he saw United States Senators Gorman and Tillman before him. The TIMES has no comment. Let the dead bury its dead. GET A COPY OF OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Which will be the greatest, largest and best special number ever published by a negro in Missouri. This issue will be twenty-four pages, and contain a large number of half tone cuts of representative negroes of the state of all denominations. Ten pages of special Christmas matter, written by able artists, male and female. Two full pages will be devoted to politics, state, national, city and county. Two full pages will be devoted to spicy and catchy editorials, written by able writers in different parts of the state. Four pages devoted to correspondence of the different towns, churches 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 women and edited by Mrs. W. H. Carter and others. Other pages will contain a large assortment of business advertisements of the different merchants, who solicit the colored peoples trade. Don't fail to send us your name and receive one of these copies at 5 cents. Santa Claus letters free; personal correspondence free. Liberal terms made to agents in any town. NE' PANT. ers that we are selling at a Bargain Short Pants—Any size or Age. ery and Underwear in all grades. ERCOAT We are right in line you that our PRICES are right. H'G CO. ```markdown ``` Price $1 25 THE SEDALIA TIMES W. H. Carter. - Editor Dr C- S. Walden, Rep't. Rev H, J. BURTON traveling Agt and Correspondenc, 215 Dumkin st. Jefferson City Mo. SUBSCRIPTION. One Year ; ; $1.00 Per Month ; - ; 15c Send all Money's b Post-Office, Orders, Express Order t W. H. Carter, Published Every Saturday Evening The Times office 120 E. Main st. —HON. JH BOTHWEL —FOR— Governor Missouri in 1904 —EDITORIAL We would like very much far our subscribers to please be kind enough to pay us what they owe. We owe people and they want their money. Other people owe you mrney—and you owe us, and we want it because we need it to pay the other fellow. President Roosevelt has sent his message to cong ss. It was short but strictly to the point. That's the way our president does everything. Fhe democratic politicians are crying "who shall we have for president?" "Who shall we have for governor?" "We see our doom and who shall save us?" Senator Hanna will be the leader in the great republican battle next year. That means victory. The Buxton Eagle seems to have some grievances of its own after the Iowa election. What's the matter, brother? Are you not satisfied with that 60,000 republican majority? We can't always have our own way in everything just because "we" run a newspaper. Other people have their ideas and their way of doing things now-a-days. Yes, sir. It does look bad to know that a white man got two years for killing a Negro woman, and a Negro woman got four years for "touching" a white man. But did you notice that we did not have the Prosecuting Attorney in both cases. Mr. Kelly defended the white man and prosecuted the Negro woman. When Mayor James Reed of Kansas City spoke in this city nearly every democrat appeared for him. Joseph W. Folk will speak here today and nearly all the democrats are, for him. We wonder who they are for? Are they just any way the drop falls? THE PERPETUAL KNOCKER. Just after every criminal court session you can generally hear some knocker knocking on every corner, about the decisions rendered, during the court, or about the prosecuting attorney's work in prosecuting some guilty person, as the case may be. Some of these knockers are found among WOODS OF ERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT Monday November 16- Saturday November 21 "A Hoosier Daisy the colored people, who seem to never know when they are being treated right. They forget that when they elected the prosecuted attorney and judges, they elected them to do their duty at all times and at all places—and when a person is found guilty, to administer to him or her the law. But they don't think of this fact. They think that these officers should punish who they want punished, and free the ones that they want to go free without regard to his or her guilt, or the law, and if they do not do as they think best from an outside observation, then they are ready to hammer on them. We cannot or have we seen any cause to hammer on any of these officials, either the county or city so far as the law department is concerned. And when we find sucn knockers knocking against men who have tried to do their whole duty, as law makers and executors, then we know they are knocking because they want a political tip or to make a false political fight. JOE FOLK IS HERE. Joe Folk, prosecuting attorne of St. Louis, who has been doing a wonderful work in trying to bring the boodlers and bribers to justice, will speak this afternoon in this city on the democratic issues of the day. Mr. Folk no doubt has made a good fight against the boodlers and is yet fighting. But while he is doing this isn't he doing bis duty? Isn't he doing what the people of St. Louis elected him for? Then why should he stump the state making flowery speeches, and want the people to bow to him simply because he was elected prosecuting attorney of St. Louis and is doing his duty as such? Mr. Folk may be nominated by a part of his party for governor, then he may be elected by the same party. But we do not see why he should have a better chance or pull for thss honor than any other public man in St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph or Sedalia who has done his duty in the senatorial hali or the house of representatives nor any other public officer. --- The Conservator in this weeks' issue attempts to straighten up matters in reference to what it said about the Morgan Street Baptist church fair, by referring to the committee who invited P. D. Hastain to speak. The conservator referred to the Fair last week in very abrupt terms. In our judgment the Fair was a very nice one. The decorations were such that commanded the highest commendations from every one, but the attendance could have been better, and if they could not have said anything good for these people they should not have spoken bad of them. Ben C. Wilson, of Boonville, is an excellent type of manhood and a man of more than ordinary push. His home is a commodious one. THE CATHEDRAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOSTON Missouri State Building J. G. K HL, Sells the best home killed Meats in town, if you dont believe us, just try a Sun day Roast tron him for Dinner tomorrow. all a: black I: i: 3:: i: im --- RV WHITE LOAF AND JOY FLO McGrew's Electric 11MP COAL. Also wood and all kinds of feed. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. ZIMMERMAN & CO. 205-207 East Main Phones 223. HUMPHREYS' WITCH HAZEL OIL Piles or Hemorrhoids Fissures & Fistulas. Burus & Scaids. Wounds & Bruises. Cuts & Sores. Boils & Tumors. Epene & Eruptions. Salt Bunsum & Tetts. Chapped Hands. Fever Blisters. Sore Lips & Nostrils. Corns & Bunions. Stings & Bites of Lice C Three Sizes, 25c, 50c, and 1.00c buy byurgist or send post-paid on receipt of price WUMPHERTS SELL CO. 111 & 112 WILSON St. New York 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE PATENTS TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS & C. Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably executable. 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KUHN & G The Blue Front Bargain Grocers. News has reached this city today, that Mrs Ellen Wesley, formly of this city died Friday at the residence of her daughters Mrs Day in Kansas City ```markdown ``` City Taxes For 1903 are now due and become delinquent January 1st. next. JOHN WADDELL City Collector --- SOUTHWEST NOVEMBER 24TH. TEXAS, OKLAHOMA. IN IAN TERRITORY These are back at low rateS $20 Chicago $18 Cincinnati $15 St. Louis $15 Kansas City Proportionate Patns from Intermedia e Pounts. stop-over. Final Limit November 10th Ask or write, A. C. MINOR. T P A., M. K & T. Sedalia, Mo. OURCUTSTALK Our Monthly Publication will keep you posted on our work and methods. Mailed Free to ADVERTISING MAN of a responsible house. DESIGNERS-ENGRAVERS ELECTROTYPERS THE WILLIAMSON HAFFNER ENGRAVING CO. DENVER, COLO., U.S.A. $141,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 N STORE. 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Se aaKeln vases: THE NEW HOME IS THE g "Phe Feed determines the stre or weakness of Sewing Machine. ..10 Double Feed combined with other strong pomts makes the New Home the best Sewing Machine to buy. nn tori ie’ at Wiite for CIRCULARS fe Ss" . eee ee - CREREPEREEE EEPECECEEE ea =THE BEST — x *bargains In ; ‘STOVES and : " ===HARDWARE: > —— 1S At——— :Gieschen-Viebrock: fl 116 Osage St—- : Wien you buy here, you patronize those who helps tne Negro » PEEPEPHEEPPEPIPEEEEEEETEEVE THE NEW HOME SEWING {SZHINE 60. OkaNGE, MASS 98 Union Sq. N. Y., Chicago, LiL, Atlanta, Ga, Bt. Louw, Sio., Dalias,Tex., San b cancusoo, Gaal FOR SALE mY wsrureus Car uy Catuartic, the most 6: ftua uedica: aiscovery of the age, pleas ying retresting to Ube taste, act sentt 1c positively-ou kiineys, Uver and bowe.s Dewansine the entire sistem, dispel, coli. mune scadache, fever, Habitual constipatict and bibonsness, Piease buy and try a, bor oC. to-day: 10,25, W cents. Solf.aet saoniudce to ones OY ail Oruseiste eee et . Q HUMPHREYS: LA FEVERS, Congestions, Inflarme Sass Tome Sha Moves Mik over SUB. SP RAIN=. Lanwoes TE tes age 6 (SURE TRAOAT, Quinsy, Ewraotion taues | Dravearwer, Saba f VOM. Bors, (arabe Sb LAUGHS, Colds. Influenza, indana’ eee Ie Bietires Pacumoniae Tic} Cuart: seilvacne,, Winz-Blowm, oo sie MISC ARES BBitrornan = 0 ANGER OSOAPERE. SS ISKAY DISEA 2, eonee. Krapsiona Je cert are oe bau CONDIVION, Staring Cosme ui’ Neatectton, uc inser "S200, fen Spexat “eh see at real eae Bbirphtays! Med‘eide de., Cor. WA Bom oye) Med ine Ce Manual ‘ GB Take VEG-E-TO for yoiir is z For Sale at 120 East Miiauect 1H ence. @ ms enc nec Se EES Top UB ral WERVOUS DEBILITY, VIEAL WESHNESS and Prostration ‘rom Over+ wor: oF other «auses. Mjumphreys’ Homeorsthic Specitis RP Use over 40 yar, the oni @uceessiu3 re acty. sees aor jaecial Dackus> with OT eE Se Seer ae Sr eent pre ne sascha een te, Gon, Was: 2 dene Cig OD EE 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. Cehtennial Lodge No. 59, A. F. & A. M., meets second and fourth Mon- Centennial Court No. 37, meets day ineach 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. #4, A, F. and A. M., meets first and third Mondays in each month. C. O. Brown, W. M. ©. W. Holliday. Sec. WHERE TO WORSHIP. Methodist Mpiseopal Church. Sunday Morning. 900 a.m.. .. ...\..Sunday Schoo’ 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 Rey. R. Davis, Pastor. African Methodi-t, E, Church Sunday Mining. 11:00 a. m...... .. . ..-Preaching Afternoon, 200 p.m.. .. .....Svnday School 4:00 p. m......... ..clase Meeting $00 Poms. 6. veces Sinnanyor Rey. William 4texander, Pastor Morgan Street Bapiss. 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.. .. ....... --0.7:30 p. ™ Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. G. W. Ball, Pastor. C. M. B, Church, Preaching at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. 1 Sunday Schoot.... .......- 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 secon Sunday at 11:00 a. m .and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School...... .. ....2:00 p.m Covenant Meeting .... ....3:00 p. n Prayer mecting every Tuesda} night. Covenant meeting Friday nights. soystd ‘Stung “Cl “of “AO ge gE atk igi os AYR Teele tec roim ape Genie trots ieee Me Pe ieee eee Pee oe ee ae Res Spee GU. U, of U. © No, 3542, meets: hrst ana uura Tuesaays in’ each month.u. Cowan, N, G. D, Steele, P,. S. Hall, 120 Mam street. Sons and Daughters of Charity, Lodge No. 1, meets first and thiré Tuesdays in each month. D. L. White, ‘Pres. W. W. Henderson, See. | Q. C. Commandery K. T., meezs first and third Fridays in each month. T. A. Smith, E. ©. ©. HL Lewis, Recorder. | Queen City Cornet Band acets ‘Tuesday and Friday nights o: very 7 week, at 120 East Main street. Robt. Marin, Pres.; U. W. GravittSec.; e , Ireland, Treas.; Edw. Gravitt, Leader: A: He Hickinan. Conutescser. J. H. Bothwell, Rep..Representative Geo. F. Longan, Dem. .Cireuit Judge C ©. Kelly, Rep... Prosecuting Atty’ C. W. Daugherty, Rep. .Circuit Clerk R. N. Lower, Rep......County Clerk Joe Dillard, Dem.............Sheritt Lee Loomey, Dem..........Recorder E. M Mure, Dem. County Collector 0. B. racsons, Dem. .Probate Judge Chas. D. Brown, Rep: County Assessor D. P, MeCluney, Dem.........Coroner Clem Honkomp, Dem..County Treas County Court. C. EB. Messerly, Rep............ ctveceseee coseesPresiding Judge Gabe Albers, Rep....Eastern Judge E. R. Wilson, Dem.....Western Judge ity Officials. J. L. Babcock, Rep............Mayor A. L. Shortridge, Rep......City Atty Frank Monroe, Dem...City Assessog JW tine: - Ponce Judge, Ker: Jno. Waauell, Dem....City Collector Ed Love, bem........Chief of Police: C. B. Baker, Rep..........City Clerk. Aldermen. First Ward— zs H, W. Meuschke, Rep. f J. F, Scally, Dem. \Glcsoiiekiie |All: « ‘od, Staton, Dem. Third Ward— W. J. Letts, Rep. S. M. Hodges, Dem. Fourt» Ward— P.@ Stafford, Rep. 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