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MUSICAL

MUSICAL
slIghtly used: guaranteed cheaper than any Place
Ia The city Earh.sSh. 7oi $. Broadway -
ABSOLUTELY lowest prices On al musical Ia
st-uineats, AID sheet music. Hunleth Music Co.
. bHS1dN4y, adjoining Westlehe Posl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COurto!s b eSrae;, silver
Piseht & Son. IL S Broadway.
HEAR the Soul OF a Krakauer sing: to hea-
Il - TO buy II sold only by Doni G. bunker
Piano o. Fourteenth ana North Market SIS.
JOHN FIELD sells Schuer. Newly q Evans
ane an o;hsr reliable pianos only Al III 81
MOST complete stock o. up-to-dlte hand, Or
chsstra ard sheet muslo n c!tv. Hunleth Music
Co. 5 ) Broadway.
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records: cost so: win take 81 zS : Broadway
P1ANo-oRGAN-Nlcs erra9. SIS: ans grand
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Quaker Piano Co.'S, Fourteenth AID Ncrth Mar
ket SIS
UPRIGHT piano. sIisstiy used: ivory Keys:
latest csse; IN perfect clnttt;u4; private party
wants money: SE cash. = 55 Republic.
$40 piano tuning: : years experience: Hvs
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EASTER BARGAINS.
Big reductions this week. New plano. AZ ia.
81. So 50 and upwards: reduced from -.
USED PIANOS.
Good Mahogany Rosewood and WALNUT Up
nshts al a. 20 $50 Gah!sE. NoE. Bradbury
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wards. kulbe. Ha!nes. Ha=eItpl and ctheE
pakss csa and see cur bis bargains tass week
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DERMAToLoGY

DERMAToLoGY.
$3.50 Moles, Warts. Superfiucus
hair, and all diszEuring Bile nIshss
"a psinlessly. permanently removed.
JoH1 H WOODBURY. ID. l.
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DYEIsG. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
dying. repairing. pressing: rants
cleancd and pressed. &c. wagons call everywhe-e.
Lonis Busch. cleaner 4 dyer. al Pine. J phones
YOUR last seasons Panama. stetsoa, Knox or
Dunlap hat made new; established 1870; select
skocA otJzes hats ErDat1zgez. a. Pns At
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SaIarIed EMPLOYEES.

OUR sTUCN Is MONEY.
We have the only easy n1ney in the city.
We give anybody money quickly and ccnhden-
tally At just one-half the rates demanded b
others JOHN
Telerhone Main 80. No. sli-i2-ls Csntarr BidE.
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pEysboro. Sparta all potnts
S1rth and S9u1seas=.-
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ian. Montgomery. Atlanta.
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IN Fu!tea and TIE South
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS Negotiated on furniture, pianos or
fdentaL Notary Public. SS Chestnut 81.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
Bargains In
Pianos S Ogans
Slightly Used Upright Pi-
amos at Halt Price.
Five Square Pianos With Good Ac-
ton and Tone At $50. $40,
SIS, $50.

Used organs at half setual value.
One Mason & Hanlin. %; another,
same make, alittle better, 80. One
STANDARD organ. sl2 One large size
fancy case Earhuh organ, Sf5. One
high top Kimball, good ~ new. e25.
New organs $40 to 800, One piano
cassd organ, seven octaves, S7s. These
prices should interest you Il you want
good goods cheap. A full dine Of the
cole obrated New Scale Kimbsll pianos,
also the old reliable Hsllet & Davis
pianos always on hand. Violin. ,an.
Idolins and guitara ! reduced !, .sa
Tor next few days. iheet music Of al
kinds including latest popular
pieces, wAich we oil at 10 cents per
copy, always in stock. II you cannot
come to our. store please write as and
I've will take pleasure In filing your
|orders, whether It be for . plano worth
lS760 or sheet Of music worth 10 cents.
w. W. KIMBALL CO..
\ $40 Wslnat Street
~ NeNerney, Mgr.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
OTTUMWA NEWS.

Mr.. VIM. Moppin of Madison. Mo. was
an Ottumwa visitor Sunday. Mr.. Mop
pin left Sunday evening for Omaha.
The many friends of Mr.. James Terrell
we're greatly shocked when they re- eived
the sad intelligence Of his death last week.
Mr.. Terrell died at his home in Moberly,
after . few months illness, he had lived
in our city about ionr years until recently
funeral services was conducted by the
church in Moberly. The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy of his many
friends aud acquaintanees.
Mrs. Walter Davis returned Saturday
from Moberly, Mo. where she was called
to the bedside Of her brother Mr.. James
Terrell.
Three persons united with the A. NJ.
E. church Sunday.
Revival meetings are being held a. the
Second Baptist church. Rev. J. w.
Brown Of Clarinda is assisting the pastor
Rev. Jones.
Mr.. Geo. Bailey who has been ill fer
sometime with typhoid fever is able to be
out.
Mrs. Nellie Fullenwider and little son
left Saturday morning for St. Louis after
spending the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fowler.
Mr.. Benjamin Berry of Hedrick was in
the city Monday on business.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
EDITORIALS.
WHY NOT?

Rev. B. E. Parker of Wester-
vile, Ohio, is charged with using
the U. S. mail for illegal pur-
poses. The members of his
church unlike the majority of our
Afro-Americans, who belong to
our churches, did not assemble in
a convention and condemn the
officers for arresting him or CEN
turing the people who do not care
to follow men with black records.
If the white people will condemn
one of their number why not the
good people of our race get to-
gather long enough to condemn
the rascals of our race, who pre-
tend to be leaders of the race.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

Rev. e. q. Jackson will 20 to Yankton,
8. D. on the Oath to assist Rev. Joplin Of
that city in his quarterly meeting ~ Pre-
siding Elder J. w. Malone cannot be
present.
There was social at the Mt. Zion
Baptist church Mon LAY evening. It was
quite success.
Mrs. Douglass Of Clarinda returnsd
home last week after pleasant months
visit with her brothers Messrs John and
David Shores.
Mrs. r. H. EARLY gave three o'clock
luncheon on Thursday afternoon . two
course luncheon wasserved and the after
noon was pleasantly spent with music.
The ladies pleasure club met with Mrs.
Maggie Thompson Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet with Nrs. John Morgan Thursday
afternoon. - u
Died. Saturday Jan. 18th infant son o'
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee. The funeral
was held Sunday aftsrnoon. Rev. E. q
jackson ofisiatsd, intsrmsns In Flod
ceuetrJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algess will leave oul
city soon to take up. their residence q
Manila, We are very sorry 70 loose them
Those on the sick list are Master
Thonis Stingis and Miss Lulu Stangis and
Nrs. ]. w. Norris.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
osKALoosA NEWS.

Rev. Q. W. Holmes of the NJ. e. church
is visiting at Color ado Springs
Mr.. Simpson Mitchell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Eta Cheek OF Peoria is visiting
her mother and father in this city, after
an absence Of three years.
In his tribute to the late speaker Reed
Elder Clemens demonstrated that he 10 a.
fluent with his pen a. with his tongue.
The Chicago.Record- Herald quoted and
commented upon his attitude.
A number OF strangers are visiting in
the city.
Three weeks of rsvivals meetings at the
A. NJ. E. church have closed with one
accession.
ELDER Clemins 10 absent from his pu!pit
and is rsportee i'll With throat and lung
trouble.
Reports have it that wedding bells are
soon to ring in these parts.
The new street ears will be running by
by the first of the coming month.
Father Lewis preached at Sberter's
Chapel on Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
q. Thomas is quite sick ., this

Mr.. q. Thomas 10 quite sick al this
writing.
Mr.. John T. Msbry, District Grand
Master Of Iowa g. U. O. of o. f., and
Grand Master Ewing we're in Albia on
business and visited the Household Of
Ruth No. 1880 and addressed them.
Rhe memb bers and friends Of she A. N.
E. church rendered q donation party TO
their pastor "wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Grayson 10 quite sick n
this writing.
NJ. NJ. 8. s held their usual two weeks
entertainment at the home OF Mrs. x.
Grayson. There were twenty nine Ia
number present. The repass contested
Of ham. hand sandwiches, fruit, salad.
olives. ice cream aud cake, candies and
nuts. Music and games were played.
The principal feature of the evening was
making out the different names OF cakes
from letters formed on card The prizes
awarded were china dish. first prize
awarded Miss Bertha Steveson and second
prize glass to MIR. Ed Butler.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

Mr.. J. Thomas Blag burn will leave
February end for Chicago where he
will take treatment to restore his
sight which he lost about ten gears
ago. He will be under the care Of Dr..
Henry F. Carey who conducts q special
Ophahalmic Institute; he is recently
from Baltimore and has made Q dis
covery and success in this special line
Ms. Blagburn his wife will accompany
him. We hope that Mr.. Blagbnrn's
eyesight may be restored.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

A social club met Wednesday even
ing with Miss Gertie Hyde. After the
constitution and bylaws had been
read and adopted tis following officers
were elected: Presitsnt, Ed Thomp-
son; vice president, Marie Laurie;
sscreaary, GertieI Hyde; treasurer,
Rachel Elliott; critic, BesAie jackson.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

On page four we publish a
letter written by VIM. NJ. Curtis
to the Chicago Record Herald,
defending Roosevelt IN his stand
in regard to co1ored appointments.
Mr.. Curtis also gives long list
of colored men appointed from
the North, to show that the North
recognize ability, ftnes and quali-
fcation. 1t is the strongest we
ever read. It is we'll worth saw
ing in your scrap book.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
NEWTON NOTES.

/ Mrs. Bromfield and baby Of Gmaha'
are resting at the homo Of her parents,
Mrs. A. Fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Waldon have return-
ed from very pleasant visit with rsla
tives in the Capitol City.
Those on the sick list are Messr Fias.
Miller and Mesdames Jason Grsss
Speese. Miss Florence Miller and NH 4,
Turner are convalescent.
Ella Mayes departed SATURDAY. y
Indianola to care for her sister,
Maggie Garter who il Dangerously I'm,
Mr.. Al thur Hill Of Col!ax Was the q
SlaytoD:s Jubiles singers gave aspl
i'd entsatainment at the Opera q
Tuesday .vening.
Misses Clara and Florence Miller q 4
ed by their brother Clarsncs pleasa
entertained the members Of the s. !
Club Friday evening Jan. 10th. '
evening wasspent in muAic. games
biographical programme d Yredsf 4
Douglass. An elaborate six course lunc,,
was served at ten o'clock. Those pr
ssnt report ; delightful tune.
The literary socisto = progressing aics
lly. The subject for discussion Wedsss
dao b Resolved. That there u NOR
pleasure in pursuit tnan ia possession. !
Il 3 y u
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
TILLMANISM.

The recent South Carolina
tragedy in which editor N. G..
Gonzales was shot by Lieutenant
Governor Tiliman, "a nephew of
old "pitchfork" Tillman) at CO.
lumbus, S. c., last week, was one
of the most murderous and
cowardly criminal act that brute
can commit. Underline South
Carolina code, if this act of Till
mans had been committed by a
colored man, his body would have
been hung and riddled with bull
lets or burned to ashes, but now
they will allow a trial.
Mr.. Gonzales died. this weel...
To say the least it is sad, sad in
deed, but this Tillman is only
following out that low, poor bred
blood of his uncle, Senator Till
man, who heaped his vil1ainies
on, President Roosevelt, also his
murderous assault upon Senator
McLaurin and no later then last
week attacked Attorney General
Knox. It shows that the same
spirit exist in one as in the other.
If South Carolina ever wish to
redeem herself sufficiently to be
called commonwealth of Ameri-
ca'she will have to purge herself
quickly of Tillmanism.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
An OBJECT LESSON.

Below we publish an article
which appeared in last weeks
Des Moines Democrat, the only
Democratic journal published in
this county. It is one of the best
common sense editorial we have
seen for long time. The Demo-
crat deserves much credit for his
broad ideas relating to the colored
man. The article speaks for
itself.
We would like to see the white man
Of any breadth of soul, or capacity for
intelligent deductions who could GO
with us down to the Electric Carpet
Cleaning office on West Grand avenue,
between second and third streets, and
listen to the intellig ent and compre-
hensive conversation Of Mr.. Hyde, the
inventor and owner and not after feel
the blush of shame mantle his cheek,
whenever one Of the small souled
pygmies Of his own race, blatted out
"dam the nigger anyway"
Mr.. R. n. Hyde is credit to any
race, or any community. A man of hu.
name ideas and choicest language with
which to express them. A gentleman
Of experience, full Of original ideas
and brain and balance of mind to ma.
ture and use them for the benefit Of
himself aad the community in which
he lives. It is doubtful if there is q
white man in Des Moines, whose life
all things considered. will show suoh
practical results. Born slaYe in the
"Old Dominion" rated by law and
custom brste-a cAattel-his youth
aeeursed and hampered By the tasl
masters, denied soul. by the Chris
tians (?) who ruled his native state
about whose neck hanged the deae
weight Of servility and bondage, will
no ray Of hope held out to him even bJ
the ruling race among. whom his To-
was osst later on. Nothing in al
Gods sarth, upon which to hang
hope, except proclamation Of th'
grandest Of Gods creations, Abraham
lincoln. 5
Even this Proclamation was but
legal enactment made possible by mill
tary necessity, and almost : dsas
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

On January 81, 1896, Rev. Fl. >.
Graves and Miss Belle Harper were
united in the holy bond Of marriage,
and as Wednesday of this week was
their 7th anniversary they gave re-
cept,on in the afternoon and evening
at the parsonage. A large number OF
their friends were there to wish them
many more happy anniversaries. A
number Of vocal and anstrumental
solos were rendered and refreshments
were served during the receiving
hoars.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

I AS A0AAS "a 4AA y ouSS We
Jones of Mitchellville, (Beaver
township, is announced as a
candidate for Sheriff of Polk
County, to succeed Geo. Mattern.
Mr.. Jones was born in the Hoosier
state in 1849 came to Polk coun-
ty in 1855 settling on farm in
Beaver township, where he has
remained ever since, except the
time he spent in the Civil war.
There were four brothers of the
Jones family and they all offered
their service to defeat secess-
ion and abolish slavery. Young
James entered Company F, 47th
Iowa, at the tender T age of IS
years. He returned to Mitchell
vile, where he went into the
stock raising business. In 1900
he was appointed deputy sheriff
under Geo. Mattern, and has
made an excellent record. He
has always been hard working,
active Republican and has
never before asked or held any
office. He is true friend of the
colored man and will if elected
give them just recognation. His
many friends are working hard
for him and will be glad to re-
ceive your support.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
FORT MADISON NOTES.

Mrs. Hattie B. Winfrey returned home
Friday morning from Chicago. aftss :
visit OF five Weeks with her brother. Mr..
J. Purl Davis.
The Second Baptist church is sgain
without pastor.
The revival at the a. n. E. church 10
getting along nicely, y they have had .
few additions, ~. y " /,
Mrs. Hall Wood is again ou the sick
list.
Mrs. Lizzie Holmes is sick at her home
with cancer.
Quite a number Of the men are busily
engaged in putting up ice.
Mr.. Green Jackson was out Of the city
Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
CLIFTON ITEMS.

Rev. w. w. Russell Is happy man,
he received the intelligence last week that
his white leghorn pul!st, which took let
prize at the poultry and bird fsnciers
show in this city in December. had taken
1st paize at show in Blgin, amongst .
collection OF 737 birds.
The girls society of Bethel A. M. E.
church gave q social on Friday evening.
the proceeds being devoted to the Presid.
ing Elders fund.
Messrs. Albert, John Robinson and
wife returned to Chloogo Saturday, after
a weeks visit With friends.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Adam
Sayles, whose death was mentioned brief
ly in last weeks paper, was held Thurs-
day afternoon from Bethel A. M. church,
Rev. w. A. Searcy officiating; interment
taking place in springdaIe.
/ Emeline Malinda Thompson was born
ae Hagerstown, Md, May 1st 1S4l.
While child she came with her adopted
P"'oA'' P"'o"A' W w ->s ~ '-'->e
70 womannood. ~ 1901 sne was mart'eo
70 Adam sayles VINO preceoeo hsf . year
ago 20 eternal res'' sue was - tn' lno'ns,l ~
flve child rem three OF whom survive nel'
John' Henry minnie anu Emma VINO
arc lett 70 mourn the loss OF = Aana anu
devoted motaer neE cnristiau '''i'A ''1e uaees
f.o., -. IL childhood and woo non,hor
from early enildnooo' Sno was . MEMBER
o. the Bethel 4. NJ. = cnulcn wa'en 'es''
ner loss.
There was toor sceess'cns % tne secona
Baptist eburch SUNDAY. Az three :. n.
the rites OF Baptism was conferred upon
MI. aud ME-. WIN. Sefk'ns ena mls.
Rena Martin IN tns baP!issery OF !ne. s1ls'
Baptist church. sns eveo'ng seavloe was
much In keeping WIN sne aver noon se'.
s.ee' sue ps''s' .'> g os.s -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

pluck and brains down. no matter OF
what race or color.
Mr.. Hyde numbers among his former
well satisfied patrons, we'll wishers and
warm peronal friends many Of the best
families of Des Moines. whose good
villa and friendship he gained by
honestly, bravely fighting the uphill
battle of life to q successful finish.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23


AL Board
nomination republican ticket subject republican
raised Webster township Polk lived with his
where he remained until appointed first
Committee He
fits him for said position kind
his His
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
Women Guides II Maine.

ss Women Guides Ii Maine.
y OF the 1900 registered guides In
Maine only three are women and only
sne of the trio.is regarded BY the men
~ thoroughly competent. This IL
Hrs. ]. s. Treese Of Riverton. who
aas shot every kind Of game to be
:ound In the Maine woods. She is
,lso IN expert ct tanning skins anc
las In her home some beautiful speci,
mems Of her handiwork. Mrs. Freese
aunts al through the winter, spend,
hg weeks n camp during the coolest
u weather.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

Why not subscribe for tho BYsrAN.
DER (2) instead of going several blocks
to read the one that some one else is
paying fos. lit ~ mo good" ss some
Of the would be leaders say, why do
they read it? They are too cheap to
pay for II themselves and would rather
borrow it from some Of our generous
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

There will b . concert givsa q
benefit of the Stewards under u
ship OF Dr.. Wilbur j. Norris III Il
NJ. 3. church Thursday evenihg,h] u
The Whist Club will meet with
d. Aurry on Wednesday evening.
Dsacca Games Washington VIA
pulpit Sunday morning in the 40
the pastor ond Rev. James j. Early
evening.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23

COULD NOT USE SIDE SAD
Old.Fashioned Woman Turned !
bv Livery Keeper.
ontaisAl'

OIo.f dSnloneo woman turne0 S.ssGNssSa
by Livery Keeper. WE p,0. s0l,3A,.
1T is hard these days." says 9 + fodayss
lar actress, ITO be an old-fashf Csty iii &
woman even with the best intent 49,
was resting at rather fashioIpdiss WSsAB
little place not long ago and was.Gcn nssss..
to get some horseback exercises "a : -
which am very fond. So went 49, 1sssS;
pretentious looking livery stable sonak
applied for horse. The proprie ressi,s ~
inquired how intended to ride "AseaatAs
a woman should ride horse, with - 81 s
side saddle, Of course" I answered
"Then you can have no horse of our,
was the verdict. "A side saddle un1tN q ~
the best of horses for any other use .,..a;...
It's an invention of the devil and
injurious to the woman as It is to thE2Hl
horse" All my wiles were powerle1 Y
to overcome the horse owners ob1es
tions and was forced to forego equell ~.
trian pleasure" ~ y.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-23
Copper Bull Mining Co.

Capital Stock Of $4,000. 900. Head
quarters at st. LoGis, Missouri Mine
at Pueblo, Colorado, Stock Is cents q.
Share for q short time.
e. r. JONES, Local Agt. & Stakeholder
3 s26 East 4th ST., Davenport, Iowa.
All mail orders promptly attended to.
CHANGE OF TIME ON CHICAGO,