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SPRINGFIELD, Mo.
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r. Springfield, Mo.
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REHABILITATION.

Steamships, 4 Ships 0; Banks, IA; Brigl
o; Schooners, y. Total, 40
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SHOULD YOU NEED
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Qhe Slocum new system of medicinc)
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remedies to simply send him their express
and postoflicc addres, and receive in re-
turn the three bottles.
Already this "ncw scientific course of
medicine" has permanently cured thous-
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TIE FATS SALON.
One of the great successes at the
salon at the Champ de Mars this
year is by an American painter, II
O. Tanner Of Philadelphia. 1t is
entitled 1.-The Rising of Lazarus. y
For six years Tanner has been one
of the favorite pupils at the AGA
demie Julien. 1t was expedited
sooner or later he would produce 4
canvas worth admiring, but "rhe
Raising Of Lazarus. is a master
piece. Dramatically simple in con-
struction. it is vigorous concep-
ton. wonderfully effective, and
painted in warm tones. The French
government has purchased he can
vas. Mr.. Tanner is 4 son Of Bishop
H. O. Tanner of the 9Th Episcopal
district of the A. NJ. E. church, now
located in Kansas City. MO.
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CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN.

CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGErARlAN.
Mrs. Wayne, Of Washington, ID. G., i:
visiting her son Henry Davis. whom she
has not seen for quite few years.
Mrs. r W. Richardson Of New Jersey
i, visiting Mrs. NJ. +. Lowey. Of 9th ave
Those Of our people who came down ia
spend the 4lh in the Rapids were Gus.
Murphy, of Sigourney; Wesley Martin,
Iledrick Gus Hall, West Liberty: Misses
Vcrdin, of Anamosa; ,nd Jones, Of Tip.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin are the
happy parents Of bouncing baby girl,
weighing 10 pounds.
The Light House society met on the I'd
inst. with Mrs. &. II. Wade Of Tenth ave
Quite number being present. The fol-
officers were elected: Pres, Henry Mar
tin: Vice Pres, Jas. Boomer; Secretary,
Mrs. Il. Ii. Wade; Assistant See, Mrs.
Fannie Hawkins; Critic, &. II. Wade =;
Journal, Mrs. ". II, Milligsn. After the
program the society adjourned to meet on
the 9th with Mrs. Millicau.
The A. NJ. 4 church are anticipating q
celebration in August. at Riverside park.
The Light House society had their first
annual outing Thursday, July sth, at Mid
way park. Speaking and all kinds of
amusements were INDUCED in. A general
good time was had.
Mrs. q. Is. Claire and niece was in from
kenwood to spend the glorious 4th.
| The Georges colorcd minst,es aac here
for a two weeks enga cement ut Midway
park
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EVANS NEWS,

Miss Minnie Alexander returned home
from Otlumwa, Iowa, The first of July TO
spend the 4lh with her mother.
The daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess
are visiting here from Chicago.
Mr.. NJ. Granderson. who got his leg
broke in the coal mines is better now.
The miners are working eight hours Il
day.
We had q grand celebration here on
tho 5,h Of July. We had grand picnic
that day, concluding with grand ball at
Star hall. There was large number OF
visitors from Muchakinock and Colon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and daughter from
Colfax, also Mrs George Oliver, Mr.. Will
johnson and sister, and Jas. Ellis. There
were good many from Oskaloosa. The
minister of the A. NJ. f.. church made a
good speech here Monday.
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presslon on ner face. walled into JUS.
tice Bloodworth's office yesterday
morning and said that she wanted tt
take out warrant for her husband
says the Atlanta Constitution. This
surprised those who were present not
little, for the same woman had TAX
en- out warrant for her husband few
days ago, charging him with desertio1
This case will be tried in few days.
She was reminded Of the warrant
which she had already taken out, but
she sadly replied that this was anoth-
cr and different kind of warrant. She
said that she had discovered that her
husband was witch, and she wanted
him tried on that charge. The wo-
mans name is Whey NIobley. She
lives at Thomasville, about three miles
from this city, and her husband is
abe Mobley, who is in the employ
of the city. She said that she had been
noticing the queer actions of ABE" fo1
some time, and was at loss to account
for them. At times he would be sad,
then morose, and again he would
brighten up and talk like other men.
Sometimes he would leave the house
and stay away until late at night. On
these nights he would come home with
a mysterious air, and would never tell
her where he had been. Whey hes two
little pickaninnies, and it was through
the agency Of the eldest of these that
she made the awful discovery which
has been Weighing on her mind for
several days. One day abe" left his
coat hanging on nail in the house
and the child took it down and began
to go through the pockets. In one Of
the pockets she found a bone, which
she showed to her mother. and then
the terrible truth began to dawn on
the stricken woman. She told her child
to run and bring the house cat, while
she stayed and watched the bone to see
that it did not escape. Now there had
been an old black cat in the neighbor-
hood for some time which was always
said to be an agent Of the evil one
This cat had suddenly disappeared, and
at the same time many of the dogs,
chickens and hogs in ThomasvIlle had
died. When these died all the negroes
knew that the cat had been a witch in
disguise, but no one had dared to
speak of it. When the house cat was
brought 1t was found that the bone
fitted exactly and all doubt was then
dispelled. The bone which was found
in the pocket OF Abe Mobley was the
left hind leg of the old black cat, and
with it he had been conjuring the entire
settlement. He had worked the spell
on his wife and on his family. Whey
talked with the neighbors about the
matter, and they told her that If she
would swear out a warrant for the ar
Test of her husband and charge him
openly with witchery and if she would
lie up the bone in sack and put it un-
der the front doorstep of her house the
spell would be broken. Whey has done
all Of these things except to swear out
the warrant, and it is not likely that
she will do that. She was told chat
there is no such offense in the Georgia
law and she went her way sorely trou~
sled about the matter.
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SECRET ORDERS.

North Star Lodge, No. 2, y. F. a. M-Meets
First Thursday in each month at Masonic
Ilall-COrner West Sixth and Walnut G. H.
CleCgett, W. NJ. -. +. Blagburn secretary
Hiram Chapter, No. Meets on Second and
Fourth Tuesday in each month at Masonic
Hall. Robert Webster, II. p; G. II. Ceggett,
secretary.
King Solomon COnmanderv, No. 6.-Meets
Second and Fourth Thursday in each month
at Masonic hail. Fred Jackson, M.C.;G, II.
Cleggett, Rec.
Charity Lodge, No. 2l9a. G. U. O. OF O. F.
Meets First, Second and Third Tuesday each
month at Odd Fellows hall on West Sixth
and Walnut streets. D. Burns, n. G.; F..
Brown, IS.
Naomi Court, No. 3-lneets Second Monday
in each month at Masonic hall, Mrs, J, II
Shepard, lnatron; Mrs. Fred Jackeon, secre
tsry.
Iowa Chapter. O. e. SHEETS Third Wednes
day Of each month Masonic hail. Mrs. G. III.
Cleggetf, matron: Mrs. Mary Bell, secretary.
Mt. Olive Court. No. 4--Meets First Thursday
OF each month ut Masonic half Mrs. Susan
White, matron; Mrs. Flora Majors, seere-
tary ..... I-,.-.I =
Household Of Ruth-Meets First and Third
Thursday In each mouth at Odd Fellows
hall Mrs. Harris, MIG Mrs d. J.Holme.
P.S.
III. .. -..g...r ...
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT,

St Paul 4. NJ. E. Corner of Second and Center
Streets Preaching at 1880 a. III. ; Sunday
School at :; o'c'ock; EpwOrth League ut
p. M: preaching at 3 p. III. +. Reeves, pastor.
Baptist-East Second Street Betw cen Walnut
and Court avenue. Service at 10 ~ U. III,
Sunday school at IL m: services at 80 p. III.
W. W. Stewart, par.or.
First African Baptist Church-COrner Fourth
school at !. M; preaching at 8 p. M Rev. f.
Lomack. pastor.
Burns NJ. E.-East Second and Des Moines
street.-Pref ching At 1890; Sunday Class
meeting at i:i5: Sunday school at ESQ D. m.
preaching at $50 n. III Prayer meeting
Wednesday. Rev. y A. Clark, pastor.
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parental authority against evil as
soc,ation Of his children. lie
needs more vigilence and impera
tiveness here tell the child nay and
mean it.
IN CIVIL ETHICS OR DUTY.
The Negro has great respect for
the state and honor for its officers;
stands ready at all times to give It
his support, and to assist in doing
his part to exault the Nation.
T. REEVES.
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In Court,

Lawyer-But when you said that did
,ou not have some Interior motive in
view?
Witness--What right have You 10
question my motives?
Lawyer-Im not questioning YOUR
motives; I'm questioning you.-Bostoa
Transcript.
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NOTICE.,

All persons who are to take part
in the program for Music Day
during the A. M. Z. church fair,
are requested to meet at the
church on Wednesday evening Of
next week. This includes the
''Colore,l Choral society,"" the
"Dumas Choral club" and Saint
Paul's choir.
}. +. MosELEy,
&. !. HoLr,
Z. S. W1LLETT.
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MI CHAklNOCk ITEMS.

Miss Susie London returned from Mt
Pleasaet Monday, where she has been at
tending the session Of Tabernacle Lodge.
W. H. London departed Tuesday fol
Marshalltown to attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge, Of which he is Grand Sec'y.
Miss Bertha Blakey and Liza Walker
Of Des Moines is visiting in our city a,
this writing. The latter will keep house
for Mrs. Wilson Cary about two months.
Jas. Dixon and Jacob Wilson spent
severs! days in Coltax last week, setting
apart an Odd Fellows lodge
Mrs. Jennie Brooks and two children
returned from Lexington, Mo last week
after seven weeks visit.
Miss I.oltie Bulles OF Lexington, NO., is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. " . H. Lon
don's at this writing.
". d. Crawford and ~. A. Coleman
went to Marshall!own, Tuesday.
+. A. London and wife, Mrs. Coins and
Miss Maryetta Brown wee OskaloOsa,
visitors Sunday.
p. +. Cary went to Marstalltown Mon
day on business for the band.
r. A. Coleman has purchased very
fine carriage.
Last Weeks Correspondence
Miss Maryelta Brown returned from
Washington, Iowa, Thursday, where she
has b, 9 for several months.
Miss NJ. Jeanette Wood. OF Des Mcines,
is visiting Muchy at this writing.
Miss Sarah Lee, of Oska:oosa, spent the
Fourth OF July in Muchy.
Mr.. Moss. of D,s Moines spent his 4th
Of July in our town, the guest Of James
jams.
II. a. Armstrong left Monday for Yer
mont to take ex-Supt j. f. Buxton's fine
horse to him (CaptaiM.
There was large crowd of Muchy peo-
pie in Evans Monday, at their celebration.
The picnic at No. 5 Grove was largely at
tended and all reported good tine.
The NJ. &. band was complimented by
large number Of people in Eddyville on
the 3D. inst.
Mrs, Reuben Gains and two children,
Reuben and Laura. went to Va. Tuesday,
and viii! probably stay two months
Romeo Jones has returned from Chi
cago. where he has been visiting his sister.
He says Chicago is all right,
Fielding Lewis sold his horse and buggy
and = few things last week for very
small sum. and left for Vs., telling very
lew people, ''good bye"
NJ. Chas. Clay, Of Osksloosa, was a
Muchy visitor Sunday.
Jas. Coins, Of Staunton. w., has open
ep shoe shop, aud is doing nicely.
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SuuirrCl Caused Her Deotv,

ST0IfFCI C1uSeN Her Death.
A squirrel fell down the chimney OF
The home of Mrs. Isaac Miller. an aged
woman who lived alone at Versailles,
Ohio. stopping tho fiue and preventing
he escape of gas from the coal stove.
Mrs. Miller was found dead next morn
ng.
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Dir EDWARD + JOHNSON,
Office over co. West Walnut Street,

DIR EDWARD + JOHNSON,
Office over CO.. West Walnut Street.
Residence, 1872 West 9th st.
Office Hou rs: 8 to II &. M, y to5 p. m
Sundays l2to /. Catarrhal troubles
4 speciality.
Now is the Time to get a Home
The Chicago Il Northwestern Railway
has just published a Newspaper called the
Northwestern IIome-Seeker, giving facts
about the great State of South Dakota and
the advantages it possesses tor the pursuit
of agriculture, dairying and cattle raising.
Lands can be had ut present upon most
favorable terms, and there is every indi-
cation o: large immigration into the state
this season. Correspondence is solicited
from intending settlers, ., d . copy of the
paper will be mailed free upon application
to W. b. Kni,k. n, % Fifth avcuue, Chi
ago, III.
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ALL THE WAY FROM THE NILSSON
ri RIVER TO BUFFALO, THE WA
BASH RAILROAD OPERATES
TRAINS OVER IT'S OWN TRACKS.
Having leased the tracks Of the Grand
Trunk Railway between Detroit and S,'s-
pension Bridge, and those Of the Erie Il.
r. from Suspension Bridge to Buffalo. the
Wabash X. r. will run its own trains
from Kansas City. Omaha. Des Moincs,
st. LOUIS, Quincy, Hannibal, Keokuk and
Chicago to Buffalo. being the only road
from Missouri and Mississippi points hay
ing its owa line and trains running into
Buffalo. Through cars from Kansas City,
st. Louis and Chicago to Buffalo without
change.
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cutt.off some time ago, will DO able to go
to work soon.
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OTTuM WA.

OTTUMWA.
Miss Bernice Kimbroush, OF Oskaloosa,
is visiting Mrs. Fields, Of our city.
4 party was gwen at the home OF Mrs.
J. johnson, "Wednesday evening. in honor
OF Miss Georgia Grump, Of lledrick and
Samantha Shaw of Centervil)e. The
evening was spent in games and music.
At a late hour all departed reporting a
good time. rs.s 49,
Tuesday evening, at the home oil Mrs.
Shaw. Miss Samantha Shaw entertained
q number OF friends before her departure
home. She left Tuesday.
Tuesday evening flag drill was given
at the Baptist church.
Mr.. James Hamilton and Mr.. ). Hop
kins, who spent the Fourth in Des Moines,
reports = lovely time "a
Mrs. Julian Campbell mstwith quite an
accident Monday, while working. lie
had his finger almost cut of.
Mr.. William Horne. who had his finger
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OSCEOLA NEWS.

The weather has been intensely warm,
which has caused a great deal Of sickness
ia the city. Quite number OF cases of
maasles have been reported among the
ch !ren, but none serious.
Mrs. John Wilson has been seriously i'll
with the fever.
Grandma Ray had another serious st.
tack, but is now better.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. b. Bryant gave grand
reception At their residence last Tuesday
evening. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
Afes, Of Atlantic, Ia. The refreshments
were served in = very elegant style, otter
which All excellent program was ren-
dered, consisting of an instrumental Folo
by George Bryant; song by the quartette,
George Bryant, Mrs. s. Bryant, Andrew
Harris and Miss u. A. Basiield; recita-
ton by Mrs. 5. Bryant; Instrumental
music by George Bryant; baritone solo BY
Andrew Harris. Everyone enjoyed them
selves.
The Rev. BastieId was in the city and
preached Sunday. lie expects 10 be in
Indianola next Sunday, the 18th. lie ex-
poets to carry on series OF out-of-door
meetings there.
The Sabbath school of this place an,ici-
pates having grand picnic in the near
future.
The Osceola ball team went TO Alton to
plsy last Friday. Harry Bryant and An.
drew Harris distinguished themselves,
being iirst-class players. The game stood
tie and had to quit on az count Of rain.
Mr.. Joe Wilson and family made fly
ing trip to Craston, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAfee, of Atlantic, la.
are visiting relatives of this place.
Mrs. Lee and daughter Susie, Of CIarin-
ia, Iowa, stopped over in our city, We'd
nesday evening. and n guest At the A. NJ.
r. parsonage. and took the early train
Thursday morning for Des Moinee.
Mr.. Chas. Clark. Of hurry. was Sun
day visitor in our city.
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Masterpiece by a Negro.
TIE. PATS SALON..

!. O. TANNERS ''rHE RISING or LAZ
ARl'S Is THE GREAT SUCCESS or
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Standing in the light OF chris
tianity and viewing men in practi~
cal life, the Negro sees plainly that
the social side Of the lite of the
majority Of them are abnormal|y
developed; a state or condition
OF things the continuation Of which
he began to feel that he is respon-
sible, and he is now putting forth
some effort, both by precept and
example for the improvement Of
the powers Of his fellow men that
they may fulfill their moral miss
ion.
THE NEGRO IN ECONOMICAL OR
HOUSEHOLD ETHICS.
With his marriage VOWS or rsla-
ton. the conduct OF the Negro
shows 4 looseness which tells bad.
He needs to cultivate more truths
fitness and virtue here. Let him
learn the duties peculiar to hus-
band and wife, viz: The husband
to rule and defend and the vito
obey and trust.
TIE PARENTAL DUTIES.
The Negro loves his children,
bnt in training them lie Is lacking,
q we'll as there i : tendency in
him to fail IL fully exercise he
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-07-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CANDIDATES. CARDS.

J. NJ Brcnton is a candidate for Superinten
dent Polk county schools, subject to decision OF
Republican county convention