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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
u Ky LIST
CiiI=ns via" srs Called Upon to
~srvs fu. tU. N-N. mh-r Term

~SrNs f"' Jit- N.,N, mh-r r.rm
Circuit C1r-, inf the November term
opens 81, Mauasy morning next. Th.
petit jury pane, b.s been made olt a.
follows
FoysiE1-S kuE.y Bruce Cart
wright. =. g. Wilder a.. ~. Cooke. r
VI. Marshall. ". l.. Disney. %. \. Giles.
Fred. Z. smith. =. J. tssHrr. g.. T.. Nc
Caudless. J. oudcrkirk. =. l.. N1e-h nc.
Charles Lind. Manuel Costa. Trr~a.
Morrissey. y. :. Sachs. John ~.a .s .sr.
7. e. Quincy. r. r uishUr. or. FL.
Thrum. Z. =. Ripley. Joseph D. 'Hua"
=. j. Locker. William better. s.l.
Johnson, =. VI. Lewis. "a. =. Ml,lU 81.
~. ]. Gallagher. r. W. Wood. e. l.. l...
mcut. W. II. Mott. e. =. FuEarty. a. T..
Patzig. &. r. Jansen. Y. n. French aud
g.. J. Waller.
Hawaiian -Kahoiuiin. William kaa-
pa. !. Nnhuuohu. William kauuku
George CIPHER. ~. Pulhi. Joan t..al
:. X. Aki. Alex. Nicholas. L. a.. kah1u
II. kolumoku. John II. Holt. Jr.. Alan.
Maka. ]. VI. loScpa. r. N. Rathburu. :
AholO. John Wallace. y. !. Smitht.s
J. W. Brown. John Padakcn. r. Mots,
lchua. William Ching Hoou. :. X
/ Moses. Joseph Morris. William Chap
man. Alex. kahoalii. John CroWcli
/ George 4. Allen. ]. w. Mlheioua. n
/ HaumeI. J. :. Hulimnku. Levi Mahiai
!. Nakuiua. T. :. Kalama. II. l.. Naonc
and l.. II. Miranda.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
Miles in the Air.

The November Haeteors receive iIs
name o: Leonids from the fact that
they seem 20 pour ont from tina. part
of the heavens wherein Is !3ca;ed the
constellation az Leo. II weight these
meteors vsrv ;-;m = Few grains .
many pounds. o. Striking the c'r,h's
atmosphere they b~-:n - burn a ;h'
height o. seventy-fovr miles and n,
generally entirely consumed at q
height of fifty miles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

Clean side Of The ass Psrets. ~aisrishi from ArsssAs
ONLY PART CASH: balance long VIII loH n-e.t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

II will not be surprise 10 any who
ore at all familiar with the good
qualities OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. TO know that people everywhere
take pleasure in relating their expert
epce in the use OF that splendid wedl-
cine and in telling of the benefit they
have received from tx, OF bad epi1S il
his rurrd- OF threatened attacks ui
r,,eumonia IL has ayertet and at the
,hi1Jren n has saved from attacks OF
ron, and whoopinE cough. It Is q
e,r,nd. good medicine. Tor sale Hy all
dealers Benson. Smith X Co. Ltd
agents Tor VI. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
New Meat C..

The Honolulu Meat Market Com
pany, Limited. corporation capitalized
at 100000 with power TO increase To
$3.50. 900 will probably be registered In
the city within the month. The con-
Germ will raise on the islands and also
import from the mainland and Austria
LA large quantities OF meat and
poultry
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
Visit. the President.

Alatau 7. Atkinson called upon Pres
ident Dole and the Cabinet yesterday
morning and submitted his report ON
work accomplished IN Washington to-
gether with special proofs of blank
forms TO be used IN the census. An
office for the transaction of his work
will be provided by the Government.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
ISLAND
STOCKS AND BONDS

VIII buy az sell outright city and
suburban real estate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

An attempt wills shortly be made 90
connect Havana and Key West by the
Marconi system OF wireless telcEraphy.
II Is claimed that II this - successful
IL will reduce the expense OF cabins
to New York more than half.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

Hives are Il terrible torment To the
little folks. and 20 some oideF ohsS.
Doans's Ointment never faI's- InS. an.
relief and permanent cure. Al "''
chemists, 80 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
BASEBALL
TRACT
Bounded by Keeaumoku Knau. Piikoi an
LUnal0 Streets. Only one block from IN
Beretana Street car line. .. 80.

This Tract J. situated IN al the finest residence
portions of Honolulu and ia direct line with the cooling
breezes OF Makiki.
Lots sold for reasonable prioe of
$50 Terms. $3.50 cash: balance ailments
suit purchaser
This land has gentle slope, aud purchasers
Immediately commence buiding operations. Early pnr-
,lasers Secure Choice Locations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

Only the highest grade OF RED hO %
Der Ia used IN the stanps Hiaue ~
,na aswAIIAN GAZETTE co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following dscis fied for record In the
Office II the county saditnt yesterday:
Grace W. and Thonss c. Miiiar 4, G. 8 Lee
- feet lot -. block Sc. Gilman Park. Nor. 10,
tsTs
John Cofsatt ri TN. 10 Snoauaim.e Fails Power
Company, right-af- across part g. Maples D.
C., Oct H. 81
Harry O Brrea~ TO James Strnaf. lots 4, To- 81
september 30. sIeas
West Cost fnnrus emeut Company tn Mutual raand
COMPANY lots 20 ~ block i6s, lot O. block IA
lots and 10. block 50. ie:s Ga 70. block isi Gil.
man Park New 10 81
n. s. Young RI TO A. A Griggs o. lot l.
block g. Eastern sup add Nos L. xsa
Daniel A. ZONES e. Ia y T. RS Co right.
ofway 100 feet vide through nj ssi ard sci sri sec
81, To q. q. Oct -. saaa
Mary A. and John J. Macdonald % su,one Rrss,k
LOT ]. hioak Is, Res Second add. Nov % 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
81. 80 Ozone Of the neatest seven-room
houses on Renton hill. north or Madi-
son ST.; house built this season; brick
foundation; entirely modern: located on
corner lot.
S. 900 o<l-Deuble house of sixteen rooms.
located within one mile of Pioneer
square one block from two car lines;
a good income investment.
s. So. 0a-Lot eoxiaa on Fifth ave-, near
Blanchard St: five-room house on rear
of lot: good residence site or place TO
build for income.
Sc 0g0. tsl-F'our lots. each 6oxiaS, all in one
body. one block from Broadway car
line.
$sea0o-Full size corner lot on Harvard
ave. north and east John st.
$St0 ao-I1ot corner North Broadway and
East Thomas st. 6lxlS.
$40 00-A number of lots on twentieth
ave. south of Madison ST., size 6oxlD.
$.o0 oa-Seconi lot south of East Pike St.
on east side Broadway.
s, 2IG. 0o-Fine corner lot on Fourteenth
ave north. size e0xI2S.
A number of good cheap residence lots IN
Nagle's Second and the Renton Hill
additions: prices range from $4,000 TO
$4,000. terms
GEO. w DILLING,
No. 40 New York Block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
POST IxTELLIGExCER WANT AID
AGENCIES.


ne Post-intsIiigsneer has established branch
agsncin where classified advertisements Win be ~
neivsd until 10 p each day The rates charged
ct the branch agencies the at tbs
fostinfeIlixrnrer business oface Cash ads only
wsH b. taken at bfsaeh agencies. Following b tbs
list ef asenetss.
rorkc Barrfngten's drug store.
Second arcane aaa flke.
broadway PhErnacy, r. q. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton Hin Pharmacy, Twenty
aPst and East Jeaersoa.
Waiia Watta Pharmacy. Twenty
nrst and East JeifeFson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ntnth Az.
emo south ana Jackson.
shirtIeTs DRUG store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schMits' Dras store, 1022 Howell,
corner HoPen.
North seattle Pharmacy, nastery
and First avenue.
A. II. Cuy's Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. y. COstikan's PhaRmaey, Queen
Aans avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. ballard av-
enae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company. Lake
street and EWING avenue.
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BLAfS-At tkA family rssi6ssses 5B SIKH Assrse.
Jaiis L.. rHs q ". 8. Bizsn, Ct sSskraA- aSss y
year month";.
dzy ~ E - q IA Interussa. ~ AsSnf PiezSz1f
esraetssy.
SELsox-The fzasral 81 E1sart Nelson VII
taks place frsz BouneJ 4 stassrss iahsfa.
rasiors At 81 a r. tsslay under tbs ausrzess u
tAs l. o. o. " board q rtl4G. intsrssent In
Lak& yisv Cemetery.
BLAfy-Ths funeral ssrriess for Mrs Jai.a A..
wife Of W l.. Balm. viii b~ as.6 to2As from the
faraig .s<szsues. I'll ssxth stense, At 10 y a n.
WiLsOS~-fz seastle SsseFbes o. ss* ~ tbs saas-
fly ressesres. lac TwsDty -hfst asenas. Ma Jessie
A. tbs wife a Tfssaas Wilson, ascs y years
sHULTEs~At Thiftysut sssnue ard Eas' John
strsse scssrBfss o. isss, MARI G. nhaiss,. st cen
sz.nrsisa. sssa y yx@rs-
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WANTED To RENT-RooMs
-~~-~~---~--~~-~----~-s-
WA>rfft-~Esv Asy aea gentleman two
~ t.7.ss t2TaEShs& fs~sgs,s. fse&xe+.ls t5-
Csssss. a@aT IA 4lser or Jarsss Street cay
lice }sFv{ssFvsa 12{sss have xas ar egs--.
-, sNSts &4a1 hath. e4eaS s.5Na v.1s nsess-
81 private family Urtfe-fei rgb~~ rs
effs-ot r aslstei Address T. o. FAox -
cay
MAN TE1E~~itv 80 lSfh - meats fsrea
az fesr furnished heR@rx ee,@{ug srarss y.
private eoaSs. ~ sara. flrFlxhsz haa1se.
saY EsaH aFsd Wite. TvFsFsss es> address
= ?, CAsS Ess%f- [a5~}.sg 0Ueef
WHY a1i&w SeuT TsoEns. egsh@r Furnished
50 vaEWgm3sAe.k "a remain yaeaat ueEsn
b. calling at 3tecus heatsi AX.n1ss 81
Jaian hlass- y@u cas secure sod tsa-
ants
WA%TS.Ta-~Ta rsnt. ~ w~gsruissae5
rsssssS feF Housekeeping sexsfapaa l0cA-
3&a~ references Address y @ eAsw G1sg.
&&s9stsse ssesS,
X A ,Srf-Ee~ xAT*x cr foas Furnished
TesoUas fag hssaSs ss~ysssgG c8a@e in. J. r.
I@gsKeF. sssfN@sT. WASH
2-~r--e
WANTED Sw1 rooms FURNISHED sas
Ssssss sSA sesssas, So A2aasax. li9-s1 ~'"~-
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements un6sv oay
heading In etassinea columns,
le . word each insesti0nt Msn-
anan charge. 2Sc. Clssstaed
Advertisements runntag one
month wtahout change Of coDy,
ol.6O per line tseven words
eoont DO Dinep. On three
noaths' order. et.SB Per hne
per months On stu month"; or
Ass. el.20 per itae per months
On yearly order. u per lias
Der meath.
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Personal.
4 k}0uGsEe az NCnc-AYs. E II . MAYS
WORTH her weigh; IN Iace: earning g. =
day - Seattle, teaching Old Point
s. Esprit. uSe3 FOR wedding wells and
dTeszes, ch8T9ss e 20 teach soa and anas
materials l-a3seH. caR4 or send you. card
to Ashly house. room - First avenue.
LADIES, Chschesters English Penny
royal Pills are the best. safe. reliable:
take no other, send &c STAMPS fer par
tscGiars. Relief fer Ladies'" III letter
b. return r-aait- Al druggist Chseaes-
tsF Chemical Co. Philadelphia Pa
A Racine bath cabinet. combines Turkish.
Russian As3 gaea&ca1e3 f@ths cures CO 6s.
fEe ssys& EiSsg4 sse, e@Ns eAhirez H121s.
t,al O. wrfse fer casalaSge. sold enis sy
Modern Totses Specially Company, .
TA9wus block - Second avenue.
THE ns8 Ma. wh@@ssr A. Wilson sew
EEg nsassatnE rotary usoSt9n and bad
asArsnxss machines rented by week or
meath. repairing q speciality HaaA0a.
80 sxAss1Essa. H. 1ioGk lA
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FlNANCIAL-wARRANTa x>,, -


SEA- ED proposals viii he receives !. =
oiliee OF The Light House Engineer = ~. -
taid' oregon. until y o'clock m, or ~ NJ
Jay 5ne foarih day of Decemsss. -
FOR term of years, lots ! 49,
Section :, Township 70 North. F.,...
West, Willamette Meridian. contsinss<s !
total area of 80 as-lo0 acres. ami - Z
part or the Point Roberts, Gulf a. -
gIa, Puget Sound. Washington. nv ~
House reservation. Form Of bid and ~.
TO be entered into can be sea, - ~
office. Award TO De made 10 hssh.s. -
sponsible bidder. The right il reserssa y =
reject any or all bids and to wsirs - -, =
defects. W. c. Iangfitt. CAPTAIN 49, -
OF Engineers. u. S. A.. Engineer Thasss
teenih Lighthouse District. 4asN
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wAyrED-REAL ESTATE.

I have clients who wish me 20 get them
a home cottage preferredn IN Brooklyn:
also have buyers for good lots. Call on
H. r. Carr. 50 Hinckiey block
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office
LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
COMMODORE FooTE, No rs " r. G.
VIII give a social dance Wednesday even
ing. Novenbcr z. at Rante hall Com
nsittte reserves all rights
GRAND bail. Renke hail rhankssl,.os
eve. Nov. - Given Under the auspices
81 Aquiia Ledge. No IS. peRra. 81
Honor
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING DAY pYiRs n,asut,ara3~
ball. ihui s1AA. November 30 AZ Rauga
hail. sfAc street and t'sfsh avenue. urtgss
best representative costume RNd cake
walking priae dancing nusts hy Nax-
neF's Fret Regiment orchestra. adsnis-
sion sSe. grand snareh ar r. IN sharp
tree ent@rt asunent. musical ard ORA
matte. wll b. given at rlaeoSenhtes{ hsl}
HiHckley bl2, X t011igAs aIso an exh-gi-
ton IN lAlsfen physical culture Ellna
V Esti
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
COMPENSATORY EDUCATION

Among the new bills that will be
introduce in the coming legislature,
will one by senator Hayward, pro-
viding for compulsory attendance Of
all children between the age Of 7 and
~ years at the public schools.
Notwithstanding the fact, that Iowa
stands in the front rank of states
with the smallest illitercities. Mr..
Hayward says his bill will be very
stringent and If it becomes law, it
will increaae the attendance in the
public schools nearly 10 per cent.
He also claims that there is gen.
eral demand for such a law. 1t
will be generally conceded by all
who looks with confidence upon the
future of this state, that our hope is
in our public schools. We also pre-
ceive the fact that many parents are
endevering to give their children a
good education, but there are others
who allow their children run the
streets, no one will doubt the ability
or willingness of the people to pro-
vide good schools to accommodate all
children, and all that is needed is a
law that will compel all to attend
school. Such a law would have a
host of friends. .,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
NEW YEAR.

With this issue of the Bystander
we pass from the old year to the new
year. Each year brings to US new
thoughts, new ideas, new questions
and new issues or problems to as
sumo our time and to be solved.
Let us bid farewell to the yuletide
and the old year aud begin the New
Year to utilize each moment for the
betterment of mankind and the ad-
vancement of civilization. 1t is too
often true that in the rapid whirl of
time and in the race for commercial
wealth we forget the true duties tn at
We are to do. Let us brcden our
minds, awaken to the true concept
ions of a good citizen then you will
be united. @. .s. -,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
OUR NATAL DAY.

On next Monday, Sc years ago,
the proclamation which President
Lincoln had issued 100 days prior
took effect, which virtually emanci
pated the American slave in toto.
Therefore we can say that the color
ed American birthday began on New
Years day 1863; nearly 1900, 600
slaves were declared free and citi.
zen, clothed with both civil and
political rights. No one but the
emancipat,d can fully understand
and appreciate the full meaning o.
the word free citizen. The great
JOY, the glad shouting, the sweet
halleluiah and the pathetic prayers
OF men, women and children Of oul
people from the cotton plantation,
the rice fields and tobacco a.rms OF
the Sunny South; even those north
of the Mason and Dixon Line all
joined in the grand joyful praise
chorous. Then, too there were
thousands of true loyal white people
whose heart leaped with gladness to
see America rid herself of the great
est curse that ever blotted her fair
name. We as race ought too feel
pround of this day. Since our
emancipation we have made good
progress, considering the environ
ments, disadvantage, racil hatred
and color prejudice. 1t may be true
that we could have done better, yet
we have done better than any other
race have under similar conditions.
To our friends we say, do not ex-
pect too much, for we are coming
slowly but surely. Remember that
it takes some little time to develop
a race or an individual. All we ask
now is an equal opportunily-open
your shops, factories and Offices to
him o. her who have the necessa ary
qualification.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29

The above cut represents one of the
Eastern newspaper representatives,
Mr., j. H! Murphy. editor of the Afro
American, Baltimore, Md, who is a
candidate for Secretary of the Sunday
School Union of the A. NJ. E. church.
While Mr.. Murphy is only a layman,
yet he is we'll qualified BY his varid ex'
periences In church and other duties
He was for twelve years district Super
intendent OF his state and twelve years
Sunday School Superintendent of st.
Johns A. NJ. E. church Of Baltimore;
for one year was editor Of the Juvenile
Lesson Paper of the A.. NJ. E. s. S.
Union and s:vsrioue athepsIhings- con,
nected with the church which makes
him well qualified person, and dele.
gateo should look to this fact. .l-.}-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
OSKALOOSA NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bush Of Abba spent Sun
day with Mrs. Joe Jamison of this city
they were enroute to Marshalltown.
Miss Iona Sanford who has been in our
city for the past fonr months has return
ed to her home in Des Moincs.
Mrs. Joe Jamison of this city is visit
ing in Abba.
Last Tuesday week ago some Of the
many young friends Of Mrs. r. johnson
we're collected together for a surprise she
got some pretty and seful presents. After
refreshments we're served the young
people returned homeward declaring that
they had a very pleasant time. .
The Masons Of this city gave su o'pos-
sum supper Tuesday evening there was a
comedy in connection with it. and the
whole affair was grand success.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
Orange Free State Flag.

The Orange Free State flag Is sim
pie rectangle Of vivid orange. An
orange tree in full fruit is the most
distinctive feature Of the arms Of the
Orange Free State. Beneath the tree
are on one side = lion and on the other
9 number Of oxen. An ox-wason Sim
liar to that on the Transvsal arms and
three suspended horns complete the:
whole. .'Spes Bona go0d hope
writtsn uncernsAt Cd q the arms q cabs
Colony, the chief feature Of 1hich =
j. lion Il fAnpant. y ngure 0t H0ps elal'..
mounts ths shfsid TIM .sstn nportsfS ce
witch ~ i couple rot nativs animals. :.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
The Stuart k::e, Of Scotland.

10 oe king Of Scotland for many
lay implied that the monarch assembled
IN childhood, and came to an un-
natural death while in the prime Of
life. Thus James NJ cended tho
:hrone when he wa / was mur-
Tered. James II. " mes III. 8.
'aines l'. 10, and all silled-the
Ast Two IN battle. JaA was only
10 months old when heN ? q king.
ano his daughter, Mary Of Scots.
was days old when sL, ne into
hat hard heritage. She vi, u widow
At IL, she married Darnley when he
was not yet Is, abdicating a few weeks
after she tad married for the third,
time. He7 son, James W., thus be-
.ame king when he was 13 months old.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
Look We. nlsslas.

A drill sergeant WAS unpopufle
among his men. They found him tc~
particular. One day he had on hand
party Of recruits whom he waS
putting through the funeral exercise.
opening the ranks SO as to admit The
passage OF the supposed funeral cor
'ege among them, the instructor, BY
way OF practical explanation. walked
'lowly down the lane formed by the
Two ranks, saying, as he did 30: Nov.
I'm the corpse. Pay attention." Hav-
ing reached the end of the line 10
turned. regarded the men with a scru-
nnHing eye for a minute. and then
remarked: "Your 'ands Is right. and
your 'eads is right, but you 'aven't
got that look of regret you ought to
aVs."-Youth's companion. #
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29

To the Editor of the Bystander-The
Rase Echoes, this is the subject as
seen through my glasses. There is one
great thing in your paper that strikes
me and should strike o hers also there
fore 1 will express my opinion. One
thing, the space you allow for that
part of your paper called the Race
Echoes is Ia history ofiitself and is
worth many cent to some people
while it might not be worth anything
to others. In it there is cantaiued rich
gems of knowledge concerning the
Negro at home and abroad. 1t i'm
pre- res the general truth to the mind
by a vivid representation of particular
characters, and incidents concerning
the Negroes progress, and we all
should see what great benefit it is to
to take such paper as the Bystander
for without such y paper as the Iowa
State By stander, ethe majority Of the
reading Negro Of to-day would feel lost
to know something Of Ills Or, her race
success. Every reader Of The Bystand-
er sees new items, new fashions new
progress, through different occupations
his or her mind is enlarged by reedinS
the Race Echoes of to-day; for some Of
us might travel or read Ia great deal,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-29
BURLINGTON BRIEFLETs.


Miss Bessie Early will spend the winter
in Quincy, Iii.
Mr.. Edward Allen, Head.waiter of the
Delano Hotel and one Of our promising,
young men assisted his estimable wife,
Mrs Grace in entertaining at dinner SUD.
day Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Higgins at the
residence OF Mrs. Ellen Morris 922
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Emanuel and Miss
Ida Palmer served In royal style at a
Christmas dinner Monday in honor Of
Mrs. Alice Newton.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Higgins and Mrs.
Ellen Morris were entertained with a
five o'clock Christmas dinner by Mr..
Thomas Wall and Mr.. and Mrs Burnett.
Mrs. Susan Clark OF Monmouth mother
Of Mr.. Jas. Perry is now living in Bur-
lington keeping house for her son.
Watch meeting services at st. Johns
A. M. E, church Sunday. 900 O'Clock
Christian Endeavor, GAS Preaching.
l0:45 Testimony Meeting.
Mrs. Jane Ross OF Monmouth is spend
iny the holidays with her son Charles
Thompson.
We are glad to see Mrs. &. A. Brown
and Mrs. Le,nuel Reed OF Valley street in
our midst again after being confined to
the house for week or sO. ~
Rev, and Mrs. Jas. Higgins were the
recipients of,mauy useful and handsome
presents Christmas from friends.
The choir Of young ladies and gentle
men OF st. Johns A. NJ. E, church under
the direction Of Mrs. Grace Allen render.
ed some good music tor the first time
Sunday, We hope the will continue as il
was appreciated by oil the members and
friends 0fs tha church. q i. Il. .:.4 5@. .5,. i.
The Mississippi River Is frozen over d
last and prospects are good Tor ice nexl
summer.
Mr.. Thomas Wall will open his skating
ring this week. - .,..
Grand Rally at St. Johns A. NJ. E
church Dec. 26, ~ and 2sth.
Mrs. Alice Newton of Des Moines vii
spend several weeks in the city the CUES
OF her mother and sister MIS-. Manu'
and Miss Ida Palmer.
Mrs John Brooks entertained quite .
mum ber OF their friends Christmas day.
Misses C,ra and Eva Brooks will enter
tain on Friday Evening also Mrs. j
Mitchell on New Y ears night.
A large mum Der OF friends of Mis-
Gertrude Tyler spent Christmas evenin!
with her