The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-05-07

Justice j. X. EElnQlNAlles NAo n1l
served the city honorably and wen fOl
quite q few years, would make q frst
class Judge Of Cook County.
Barber c. 3. Britton. Iss West 47th
street, Is one Of the most artistic hair
cutters in the city, and he is ven liked
by his patrons.
Judge N. F. Tuley after resting ~
for two months in Southern California
has again set in motion the machinery
Of his Court
Genuine uncaIled tailor made suits
nght coIored, for $3.50 See them
Wm. A. Kirchberger & Co, 1ss So.
Clark Street, Chicago.
Col R. E. Burke seems to be camp
ing close on the TRAN Of Mayor Carter
H Harrison, and on last Monday Col.
Burke put his honor out Of business
in one part Of the 21st Ward.
The Afro-Americans Of Springfield,
Ohio, are planning to hold q meeting to
consider q proposition TO purchase
10000 acres Of land in Minnesota,
which win be used for colonization
purposes
Elegant Spring suit to order. Fine
made trim etc. fur $500. William
A KIrchberger & o., ISS So. Clark
Street, Chicago.
Eugene Jefferson, 1888 Armour ave.
departed this life last Thursday. Fun
eral services were held over his re-
mains Saturday, which were conduct
ed by Rev. h. Knight Interment in
Mt. Greenwood.
The town is chuck full Of A. n. E.
preachers and many business places
in the Red Light District" viii do g
land once business while they are in
this hurrah town.
J. c. Campbell, who ran a cigar,
tobacco and fancy grocery store for
many years at al West 18th Street,
has removed his place Of business
to 47IO State Street, and he now has
a larger and a better store.
Do you wear a frOck suit? II so,
see what We sell you for $500, worth
at least $15.O0.-Wm. A. Kirchberger
& Co, 1Ss So. Clark Street, Chicago.
J.H. Murphy, manager Of the Afro
American Ledger, Baltimore, Nd, is
in the city attending the sessions of
the General Conference. He is stOpp- |
ing with his dutiful son-in-law Noah |
D. Thompson, 6552 Champlain Ave.
William C. Kuester, former Alder
man Of the 2sth Ward, has become a
candidate for County Recorder and
the Republican County convention
would honor itself by confering the
nomination upon him.
Colored Catholic priests are increas-
ing in number. The Piedmont Indus
trial School at Charlottesville, Va,
which recently suffered a serious loss
by fire, is under the control of Rev.
Bernard FeTeIl, a colored Catholic
priest
For first class and up-to-date hats
at rock bottom prices, call at Gala
gher's new hat store, $50 West Madi-
son st.
The young ladies OF the Hyde Park |
A n 3. Church held a reception Tues
day evening, Nay 8, for Mrs. Rev. L.
Mason and her four guests. Decora-
ton we're partly Of red and green and
refreshments were served after a de-
Hghtful little prog ANNE Of music
and Rotations.
Mrs. L. n. CuIlinaue, who has
charge Of the Millinery department at
HHIman's, 112 State Street, is a warm
admirer Of this paper. Mrs. CuIlinaue
Is 3 practical up-to-date business WO-
man and she is highly respected and
greatly esteemed by all those under
her supervision.
John B. Stetson & Co, celebrated
hats are sold ct GaIlagher's hat store,
$50 West Madison e., for less money
than they can be bought for at any
All women interested in the uplift
Of humanity are cordially invited to
attend q neeting to be held at the In
stitutional Church, Thursday Nay II,
at p. N. Bishop VIM. B. Derrick
and Mrs. FAME J. Coppin win address
the meeting, Gentlemen are welcome.
Elissbetk Lindsay Davis, National
Organizer, N. A; C. W.
The Raleigh On. c. Morning Post
nblushingly gives an account Of a
white man selling his wife and two
children to his brother for two fish
ing nets" The came newspaper, in
the same issue reports the case Of a J
South Carolina white man who con J
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