Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-02-21

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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1896. IL,
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The Colored People of Des these
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much
The Pathfinder entertainment was well Las
attended and = pleasant evening spent to the
The "A. M. T.. church began a revival promi
meeting last week. Rev. Pharris is IN power
charge. young
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after spending several weeks in ST. Paul D..
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All communications and correspondence field
must be signed by the writer. Do not tail. brain
We do not desire them for publication. the fiji
f. Browns nephew, who has been in
the city some time, will make this city The
his permanent home. home
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Come and receive the watch to be If .
given away at the Christian church, b. plishe
and Schovl streets, Thursday Feb. ~. taken
Miss Nav Fleming Ruff will give in play
strucsion in voice culture and instrumental ness
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The big 400 concert at East Side int
Baptist church next Monday evening. of the
Admission l5c or Zoe per couple. and 10
n cor want the hest coal ia the market large
,,-3o, Il ~ Radbead At tho Goal Palace door
an Sirtb avenue 1-9-3.m. really
Rev. g. w. d. Gaines, the evangelist, The
wall begin series OF meeting next we'd show
nseday evening at East Side Baptist does
church. one h,
Read our advertisements in this paper coed i
aud go what good BARGAINS are offered put hi
BY The merchants who want and should come
have our trade.
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MI. ana MIS-. John Alien very royaiiy then I
entertained at sunday oinner hev. reeves cation
and family, Rev. Thomas johnson and adorn
wife and N. n Pharris Of Boone.
Mr.. Call Pettigrew's son, who has been Nat
very sick for the past few weeks IS no mater
better. Three physicians held consulta- adorn
ton. the case being very serious. happy
* snecial sermon on professional and impos
aonoost;c WORT will he nreached nv Rev the ha
williams at East Side Baptist church rlch Q
Sunday $50 p. m. Everybody invited. us SUI
- - Beaut
MISS Bertha Amen entertainer le" q riads
her friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
her ninth birthday. Taffy pulling and No,
corn popping meie 'iie iessui = = 'Ao ~ hold {
casion. oanin,
f,noroe 7 Holt has been EMPLOYED to sense.
instruct glee club at University Place. pest
This is club composed of white gentle 20
nan and musicians who are willing to gradu
recognize the ability of Mr.. Holt De rea
Harry Blotsky, the genial proprietor Of ~
i ING AcAuet Dspai s.i'eA' -. y Aaa years
New 1orA 70 puiclase sp' 500 specia
is doing a good business and is selling the cnre
bost goods At the most reasonaoie prices. These
Read bis ad IN TINS issue. ability
MIS- rloro Smith has bean very sick at some
her home IN the south east part Of the u Jug
.;.,e CO. Nd !. yorv savara stack of bills a
,,.,,-,,;o tho heart She Is improyinp arts k
slowly, but is unable to be out at present some
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MISS Cora olailii iiss pe.ii coiii peieu = by the
remain az nome ioi so'e ''iie u. bed SC
or her eyes. She is very studious pupil ,so -
and ii is to be regretted that she is not ,nar
abe 70 a'tehu senooi' Ms - - o' voice
has three other children in school. ,an
Mr.. aud Mrs Alex Wilburn's little clear
darq htsr is troubled with an affection OF best o
the eyes. She is quite young but by hard low
and faithful study has been promoted to a full Of
class Of much older pupils. She finds her and fl
greatest delight in school and at home There
reading good books. lister
,,;.. palIo -Iones is verv sick and her Arous
-. "a ro,.t,vos and f,ands ara man
alarmed at her condition which is very
serious. She has had several slight hem The
orrhapes. She is very industrious mon
Young lady and her Illness is dine mainly shows
10 overtaxing herself physically. work
$500. ,,,,-, f,r . fo,y dollars . power
advertisement, they will tell you that it -
don't pay and that no one reads the adj pus "
rertissInents, but you catch the same man orohe
with his arm around some other mans oanis
wife, the same as we did a few nights ago, ~hici
and il the Office were seven miles high pofn
that same man would climb the stairs, "icAe
and beg the editor to keep the matter Wins
still. etc. And yet no one reads the local cry.
learn,
quere
Geo. H. Siddon n colored man, is one his If
Of the leading florists of Baltimore. He hook,
has eighteen employees. all colored." The imno
how boU fro AynprI-i