The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-05-28

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ID. c. n. Grandson. a famous Negro
pulpit orator. has been appointed on
the star. Of the Buxton Gazette. a
white newspaper Of Buxton. Ia
Miss Anna Broadnas, a 17-year-Old
mulatto girl, has been appointed val
edictorian Of the graduating class OF
the PlalnheId high school. Plainheld,
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Genuine uncaIed tailor made suits,
light eOlored, for $3.50. See them
WIN. A. Kirchberger & Co, 1ss So.
Clark Street. Chicago.
Mrs. W. K CHAMPION. 1912 State
street. Is a true friend Of this paper.
she always keeps her home looking
neat and clean, and while she does
not put on as much agony as some
folks, nevertheless she refrains from
telling q thousand lies like some
people in relation to paying her hon
est debts.
Bishop shafer wiz look after the
spiritual interest of his Methodist
brethren in this, the Fourth EpiscO-
pal District, instead Of Bishop Grant
The hope Is expressed by many mem
bers OF his connection that he win not
permit the half drunken. immoral
preachers in this city to run over him
to the same extent as they did over
Bishop Grant
T. J. Hunter, BAG State street.
who is one Of the leading officers in
Quinn Chapel, is thinking about re-
firing from the mercantile business
and engaging In the railroad busi-
ness. Il Rev. Dr. Roberts Of St
Louis, No, assumes charge Of Quinn
Chapel, he may request Mr.. Hunter
and-Lltde Doctor H. c. Cress, TO step
down and out as fits officers.
ELEGANT Spring suit to order. Fine
made trim etc. for $500. William
A. Kirchberger & Co. 1Ss So. Clark
Street, Chicago.
At a meeting held Of the Western
star Social club on last Monday the
following oncers were elected:
John Weaver, president,
Ernest Savage, second Eiee-presi-
dent
Nj. Coley, first vice-president,
Frank B. Cranshaw, treasurer,
Mathew Harris. secretary
MP. Tripplet. assistant secretary.
John G. Jones, IS Sovereign Grand
Commander Of the United Supreme
Council Of Thirty-third Degree Ma
sons. has issued q can for the thirty
sixth annual session Of the United
Supreme Council Of ThirV-Third de-
ree Masons for the Southern and
western Masonic Jurisdiction, United
states Of America it's Territories and
Dependencies 10 meet at Pittsburg.
Pa, on the I1th Of July, 1894.
ne Methcdists in general confer
ence a. LES Angeles, Cal, for the
first tine IN their history have selected
an Afro-American as Bishop in their
church. The Rev. L B. Scott, editor
Of the Southwestern Christian AdvO-
cate New Orleans, la, has been
chosen to serve in that capacity, and
his Iabors for HIS God, and for his
church in that direction win be con-
hned 10 Africa
DO you wear q froek suitl II 30,
see what we sen you for $500, worth
Ct least s16.O0.-Wm. A Kirchberger
& Co, 1ss So. Clark Street Chicago.
The BAN given By the sth regiment
Of m, at the Seventh Regiment Arm
DRY, 18th and Dearborn st, Wednes-
day evening. for the purpose Of assist
ting the members Of the regiment TO
take in the sights Of the Worlds Fair,
at St Louis. was q grand success IN
many ways. Many Of the leaders Of
the four hundred were present to
greet Col. John R. Marshall, to par
ticipate in the grand march and the /
many dances which followed IT.
Mrs. Kate Garner, Es1s Dearborn
street. Is fun Of the milk Of human |
kindness.for early ana late. through /
the rain ana storm she Is constantly
striving 20 relieve ne wants Of those
who have met win misfortune IN any /
way. she Waits ne police stations ana /
TIE county ian IN order to administer
% those who are IN trouble. In short, /
llrs. Garner Is performing 3 noble 1
Work and she deserves the moral and
ne financial support of al persons
VINO are charitably disposed
Prof ". II Council has honored
"a with An Invitation 70 eftena the