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@ansc Ganilic pcraiitct,

Iittsbutat. a. 10. Sept. =
5n Der lttngtbttng Ser &tritl9lcllp, III
9laeabenp Gith iiito ltBtbin piele
Gfcroe mo Suploe pcr9iitct luorocn,
rno man 9lallbt, Oab Scr Monn- lpel-
der ooiiir pernntmortiid iii, gcItcrll
cine gauge Samilie 81 pergiitcn Der
'lf)te. Gic&Spfcr itno: Srou Wio0gie
Soffmann IA Sabre alt Treo. Soil
mann, % Sabre oft; Charles Sofi.
mann, I Sabre alt; Gitber @offmann,
3 Sabre alt, lnlo gpeline Gltid)er, 10
Sabre alt. Die 2ebtere lit bic God
ter zines Atu6bnrs. Die Samilie oB
cine alfgepGrmtc Suppe sum- Wiit-
togellen, melhc iiber Ntad)t III einem
i'm SoIe itebenoen H~eirigerotor mlf.
beipobrt mproen mar. @leid nah Der
Wobl5eit crfronftc 0ie gauge Somilie
uno 0ic 81 Siilfe gerlfellen Ner5te
conItntirtcn NrIenif 8ergiitung.
SGnmtfide Yotienten meroen sc.
neien.
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Scrfauft
MN.A
Mrs. @inslou's soutbina sprnp

ipiro felt fiber thrf uno ffdls5ig Sabren bon
W.taipneu bon Miitttern fIr Sbre &tNber tet,m
petnbtgt has Stnn, erpeidbt oeu Waun,ett Ee.
ihipidjfigt utlc smmerJeu; fHstrt Ntuniplf rnb
III oas befie miitteI fir Siarfboe,. Won slpo'
tbefern in ellen @eIttpeilsn %berfenft. .Sei)
Sbrip" uno nebmt feine nnoere Sorte. Siinf-
nio 3,panote gents bic SIatbe. Inter BEN
Ndbrniffels uro Trpguen.@efet BON 80. Surt
1906 gdrinftrt. Gerten.gsummer 1095. eta
aItes wnb Gut bspabftes Rtttc.
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In icincm 3imncr critidt.

Ebtlooelp6io, 10. Sept. -
@iaiom Gremitb. iriibcr elmer 0el
Serails9c6er Ser bieiigen nSuloar
@crlo," melhe Dor pier Sabren cin'
ging, muroe bellte friib ais 9eid)e in
ieincm 3immer I'M gtlontic Gitp so
tel" oufgcfllnoen. Gas Sos mar al.
gcorcbt mo mani pcrniltbet, bar
Srenpitb oaiielbe, uls er es bei'nl
Shlaiengebcn oborebte, 5ufGaig mic.
ser angeorebt bate. Der &eritorbeu;
mar 5S Sabre alt uno beiab piel
@rltn0eigentbum in Ntlantic Gitp.
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Decentralization

Hational-0anfen.
yshc SlS Suma gintipnal sane," gab. rnb
@retersStrabe. Socub %. 3oof, Brifoellt;
Sapto Y. ,@nai'S, 8tee'Btaiioent; Senrb d.
Ne0ue. @nfitrcr.
ySirit Rational Naut Of 8altimure," 8. Q.
-9Silcog, Na1iires, II S~ontb+Strdbe.
,Swettc Tuticual.9nnf," 1872 Siios9roabpab,
%. Is. NSagner, Saiiirer.
,sleitern National 8amf," 20. Iarriptt, aafi,
rer, ID NorosGhinlpsS trabe
yTrpuerS IL Mcfnrics' Gatiouaf Nauf," Gbus.
g. Wtler, @aifirer, NoropeitsGde Guiafus
ltto 6Ghetfez Strabe.
nSbiro TGtiDnal SaTt," SaltiHores uno giortbs
Strnbe.
nSaymcrS & WlerhantS' National 9anf," Scutbs
ulio Somhar0sStraGc.
uSumincrciaf & FARMERS National @auf," Glib
tpeItsSdc Sulparos uno SernansS traSe; 3.
5. BaIoip'I &Iiitrer.
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Gcbbel,s etnstaes NteIter.

SIR babea nar Gin atelier in %alti'
mprc, nub bas befinoet iidj in Der
Gtage ~ ebene7 Groe in Nr. 321,
3prb -gap-S trafe, nabe Sigb-S traec.
aiaSer /. photographer clue Spcsia'
IitGt. - Seine Mecuten unb feline
9reppcn 81 iteigen.-S. 3ebbel. s.
Gru1, geidSftsfibrer. Nr. 321, N6ro'
0ap.S trafs Habe &isb.S trake.
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Mar &eiiiert,
bentidcr EBotosrapb,
409-41t Nprb.W StrGEc.

geacuibcr bonn spritenbaus Mr.. g.
@pblbeiunnt fitr leilie berporrngenocn Sci
itliligelt aut benz 8ebiGte Der Photographic.
Stnotu critic Gtdge. Seine Ngentcu.
Seiu Scidlaftsfibrcr.
Inter metncr perfouliden 2eitltng.
Getne @erbinbu1g nit ireeno etnem anbere,
Stiotp. (Se311.1N
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Samitass' nnS Sonntags Grfnriion
md, Moihinatuu.

9tur $1.25 uia G%enniplpania
9abn. @etonr.giaet siiltig bis Conn.
tag gbeno. stae regulGren 3iigc nit
Ilsnabmc bes nGon9rciiionol u2imi.
teb." (Sept6,7 t,27,2S)
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Wnrmor- uno @ranit.@erfe.
9. SiIafrtner & sobue, THIS gScft.galii.
nloresSt.lbe
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MarDlano nnb Hcnnipluania Balm.

Mn 1. Septenber IN Strait treteno.
,3itae r~erlaien esnrtG'Npenne. Stdttpn:
$50 Jiorgens 9orf 9oit, tdgltd, nusgenonis
men SonItae.
$50 Morgcns 9cltu gcconl., nur Gountne.
$50 MiorGcns 9elntr Accom-, tdeltG, nusges
tummel SoUntag.
100 NudbnIittng5 9elair Iccurt., MIR Snmitug.
3.45 Gadmitiags Yort Soft, tdGltd, alsges
luInmen Sofutnq,
4.05 HadmiitngS Seltd Iccpr.. mir Gorniag.
5.15 Nd6nlitingS GeIGtr GrpreB. tdgIi6, ails'
9enpmmcu Sonnidg.
6.10 96enoS Celia NecoI1., tI9lib, alSgenoils
men Sonltug.
II 90 Ibeno5 Seltn Ieccnt., MIR Sonntne.
t1.30 Ibcdos &eluir Ictonl., tdgIif, aiiSges
norllmen Sonltdg.
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Sraneis g. aIeutm. Gehtsaunalt, 225 ct. 9nuE.
Sirabe, Baltimore, Mo.
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gScuu mandlcr Mann iuiistc,

rpie ~9ei6mofpoll uno nabrboit 8ranf
SteifS Bier lit, CT milroe fiirmabr fei-
men onoehen Eropien anriibren.
(254,6,60,3)
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Sunlp1trsSt htc.
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td9li6, 6 ubr' gIbenos.
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fir b%enfeIbct Iug abfnbrenoe 9ampfer.
Eaf SaUuniab NIB bem Siiben.
Sienftna. Sdnuerft1a, Samfing, 6 ubr IbeHbS.
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,Tcntife 9'nnf uon Baltimore" 9aIttuores un5
Soltoa1; Sttabe. alignft gSeber, Rrdfioent;
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sanoctS & Gjbne, 170s-17,0 Carton slbenue.
sait. GDut, 9ioriUs uno GreelmoIut &benue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nn6 Dtepsgori itnb bes
rett 3un @ebrai1 in Der Camden uno Wt
J~topalsStnticn am 1000 Ibenas.
8eferniruna Don 5taum in S6Iafs ober Yars
lorsgSageons. Speiferaten etc. tperben IGneu bef
iorat per Sriepfon in alien fulgenoen Billet
9firedir: Gbarless unb SaItimoresStrnbe, g. &
Mt. Tobalse tatlur, 6. & g., mt. 8ernon 1928:
GambensStoiion SnfprmdtioussRiireau 6. & 3.
q. Yuul $40, ober $40. Gourtlano 2726; unb
Nr. 526. Slo'g}roaotpnn.
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.Ieutidle spar.gaut non galtimpre," Gataip-
li1o BaItimoresSirufje
,st. .SancsrS parbnnt," 8aItintore'SfraBe inb
Observation-Disclosures.
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uWlarN:aro Sruit Co." gorhipeIis@de GaIpert.
lno @ermnn.SirdBe. Gritr Serf6, Briiis
bent; 6. Q. 8intmernlarit, Sefrctdr; Carroll
San NeB, Shdbmeifter.
Baltimore Sruit 4 Guarantee Co.," Gauitabies
Suiloiug.
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Spe5iele p~iertdgi9e Eouren poll
Baltimore $3.50, ale 9(llSeaben ein.
geiGIoiien. In5ltfragen bel SbcO, $.
Sicncr & Gp., 217 SIt.9altimorcitr .
Sd1neStotpn.
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Griffith & sasner 60. POS Go,o.saea,etr aBs.
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3pbn Subcrt. 1914 Tb~nnes.Sirnbe. Is. & g.,
Selepbon: Wolfe 1895.
euer.8eriibcr1mgen.
,,Ebhaf Sufnranee so. of 2iucrsuoi," Serrn @.
g%sarfieIo, Jefioent Wlnnaaer. 10t-l02 @bani.
b; Of Commerce 9uiloina.
y@ermanta 6enerperitbsranes . geicnifbaft,"
sRn. !. etadelfsro & e6., is anb II gbaan6er
OF Commerce.
@run6eiJentbiuns +, agen.en unb
-S1noler.
Visrre 6. pnscn 6 saepsew. 10 eft'ecrinat,n'
tonsGtrGbe.
HferGegei6irr. Sabrifantcn
.. 8. Tan Con & Co., 4o4 gBeft'Sern:an'air.
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q. s,ptt 9asn. Gp. sr. ab2 mnb 364. Nure.
63atsStraEs.
aoblen uno &ofi.
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Sfmi1dfahen uno ltbrer.
~. 5. Wi!det. go Sii.Saltimots.strab
Gihnoieibe- @eiGGfte.
.GraiufibateO eoau &C.," i EorS.@ab.s iraBe..
Tianos 1in6 Srgeln.
Stas. ~. etietf, 8 S%ore,oibertps 5trabe.
senn. ancte a so, ~epric"sSebdnoe. mt. FcbaIs
MpeMtec
0ampf- ,ino @aiierbei3ung.
6. 8. ednedtr, 742 Oits2ombarbsGtr. q. &
1.s2e.epbon 25G6.
Hapier uno 8op,er.0 Often.
s,hitb. Etyuu Co.. 1o5 uro 1o7 Sanoser.str.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5etfen.
sisep Sru6, 10 @eit.aerineton, Gtra6e.
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0etefttp. IgeniIr.
epaueautr e ed,miSt (friiber bel Graitb, WeIt
& 2ncns. sos Calvert 9miloing.
GrieSbDfe.
nesuksn gar! gemetert," Office: 81 Beft'sa.
ratoea,Strabe.
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gaunatcriaIien, 3biiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
SGmeS g. Spfer & Co., l15 unb lit. Sno.
SreheridsSirnbe.
0ep. j. eloau & Bro, Ala, 2iebt'Sir .Berfte.
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@ci9dftSz@ egmeiier.

Seitunocn, 2eitihriften etc.
ysbe Baltimore sGeps Co.," Supib M0ercrom,
bic, Dinlager, 31S eits9eruu1sStrdbe,
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Gupferi hnlieoe ltno Slumbers.
3phn Subcrt, 17i4 Tbames.sirabe. 6. & g.,
Selepbon: Wulfe 1905.
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Sbco. $. 9tener l. 60.

&ciie. Bureau unb @ebielitube.
Shifisfarten bon uno nah Ieutif.
lnnb init Dem Norooelitiden 2lopb
unb anocren 2inien. G~eiiep0iie,
@e6iel, GreOitbriefe unb @eIoien.
oilng0t.
217 Off, altimofefr.
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rSarmunie Gafc,"
Wr. 4t4, 8cit.S abctte. StraRc, aarI
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. 8iir5bnrser Sui-
bran friidj am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. Ter Summcrsarteu jett
fir bas Tnblifum often. (apriIt.tO
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@runbeiJentblrns . agenten un6
-SGnoler.
Vicrre 6. 1uscn & TepGc@, 10 Gfts2crinotor
tonsSirGbe.
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SGmcrcien.
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CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die Ir Immsr GGkautt HABIT
Tragt die IN UN-A

rSm Scnfelt6pffcn,"
Mr. 511, &eit > 2cringtuu Strake,
inpOrtirtes 8~irSbnrscr Sofbran
iriid am 3apf.
(9lpril17,S ogtoIo,1O
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TferGe9eidirr-S
=. 8. Tan Con & Co., 404 gDeft.G ern:nn.9tt.
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!SnFihmieo, 5ubeb5r.
q. stptt Rasne 50, sir. ab2 mnb 3G4. geprc.
6atsStraGe.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-11-22
LlNcoL N,NsT,TUTE NOTES.

The B. +. Allen Literary society,
under the management OF the senior
normal class OF the present scholas-
tic year, has taken on new life and
promises to be an excellent forum for
expression along literary and musical
lines, debate, oratory, etc, In short
just what q high class literary society
should be. Several interesting pro
grams have been rendered and that OF
last Friday evening was one Of the
best. The debate, Resolved, That
the Railroads Should Be Owned by
the Government" between the sen
iors and juniors, was entered into
with spirit and was decided In favor
OF the Affirmative, honors thus going
to the seniors.
All classes In literary and indus.
trial work are moving along in good
shape; students and teachers alike
seem to realize that the examinations
of the first term soon are to be held
and every one Is attending strictly to
business.
The great social event of the season
thus far was the fraternity reception
rendered DR.. Allen and his bride on
the 9th inst. The Lincoln fraternity
Is a new organization composed OF
young men from the upper normal
classes, the object of its existence be
ing to cultivate the proper social
spirit and aesthetic emotions. Quite
fifth ely, therefore, their first banquet
was given in honor of their beloved
chief and his wife
The color scheme of the dining
room in decoration and general ap-
pointments was old gold and leaf
green. The dainty and delicious
menu was prepared by the cooking
class under the skillful management
of the head, of the domestic science
department, Mrs. DeNellotz of Wash
ington, d. G. Covers were laid for
ffty.two and when the guests, headed
by DR.. and Mrs. Allen, entered the
beautifully decorated dining room the
bewitching costumes of the ladies, the
conventional attire of the gentlemen
the happiness depicted upon every
countenance, as their possessors
marched to melodious strains Of the
orchestra, presented brilliant scene
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-11-22
MOI I'M oRegriNoa.

< "A large number OF Moline people At
tended the quarterly meeting 1T Rock
Island Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Slaughter OF Rock Island
Was a Moline caller last Thursday.
Miss Daisy II. Settles entertained
Misses Mabel and Clara Tarver al
dinner Sunday.
The trustees OF st. Paul's church
gave a chicken pie supper at the Art
Gallery last Thursday. A large crowd
Of TriCity people were present and q
sam Of twenty-eight dollars was
cleared
Misses Alice German and Fannie
Moppins spent Sunday afternoon In
Rock Island.
Misses Mabel and Clara Tarver en-
tertained the Misses Mabel Hall and
Daisy Settles Of Moline and Miss Fad
die Saunders Of Rock Island at six
o'clock dinner party Sunday.
Mr.. George Scott Is reported on the
eick list.
The Church Aid society met at the
home OF Mrs. Celia Kelso OF Rock Isl
and last Friday
Mrs. Hardin and Miss Saunders
were Moline callers Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice KelsO has returned
home, after a very extensive visit IN
Missouri.
Miss Crabtree OF Chicago was in the
city last week canyassing for Smell
& Co.
Mesdames John Slaughter and Har-
~ Brice we're Moline callers Sunday
week.
The colored orchestra practiced
with Miss Tarver Tuesday evening
Mr.. Charles Kelso is very sick at
the present with complications of dis
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Phoenix were
East Side callers Sunday
The Misses Anderson of Fort
Wayne, Kansas, have arrived in the
city, where they expect to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pollard were
al dinner with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Jones, Sunday.
The Young Peoples Sunday Lecture
club is very interesting and the mem.
bership is increasing very rapidly.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-11-22

/, ored barber In Moberly, who has con-
| Quoted shop for whites only, has
sold his shop. We are unable to say
| lust what Mr.. Burris IL expecting 70
! do in the future. We are sorry that
he sold without giving some colored
man chance at the place. We
should have enjoyed seeing Mr.. Dick.
erson become the owner OF the shop.
Prof. Harvey Renfro. who has been
very Ill at his home on South sixth
street, Is improving nicely. His little
son Is very sick at the home OF his
sister, Nancy Portor, on Conconcanon
stl eet.
Mrs. Hester Bealey Is sick at her
home on South Fourth street.
Mr.. James Conealous IL home again,
after spending a few weeks In Omaha,
Neb.
Miss Ella Boon spent Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. Nettie Baker is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Fannie Segour is having her
house remodeled inside. Mr.. Mack
Ford Is doing the carpenter work. He
is very neat workman.
Rev. J. d. Henderson and members
% the A. M. r. church are having a
revival meeting at their church on
Coat street. Rev. Leach, the great re-
vivalist, is helping in the meetings.
They are meeting with success. They
have had four joiners.
You must subscribe for the Iowa
State Bystander IL you want to read
the news.
Mr.. C. w. Kirby is rejoicing over
his new gun and no doubt will bring
in few turkeys for Thanks giving.
Mrs. Maria Henderson Is very Ill at
Ter home on Franklin street.
Mrs. Mary Graves is very III at her
home in Honor street. .s.m.
Miss Bula Williams of this city and
Mr. James Tolson of Jacksonville, Mo-,
were married Monday night by Rev.
j. j. Henderson at the A. M. E.
church. May Gods blessing ever be
upon this young people.
Mr.. Arthur Dickerson will leave the
city in few days for Cameron, Mo.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-11-22

lowing subjects we're presented In the
sentiments expressed: The Fratern-
ity, Houston Schwersch; Our Co-Eds,
Edward T. Mcdowell; Our Alma Ma
ter. Lawrence Kimbrough; The Spirit
OF the Times, Homer Walker: The
Presidents Bride, Ezra Turner; re-
sponses, Or. B. F. Allen and Mrs. AL.
len.
The president highly complimented
the young men upon the excellent
English employed In their toasts. the
sentiment and manner Of delivery and
the elegance Of their reception IN
every respect and detail.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-11-22
kEokuk NOTES.

MIR. and Mrs. Ed Robertson of 1927
Main street entertained the 8. T. b.
club Of the Seventh Street Baptist
church Thursday night. There was a
large number present, who greatly en-
joyed the efforts of the host and host
ess Miss Eula Robertson and Prof.
Morton furnished music for the occas-
Ion. Light refreshments were served.
The bazaar and supper given by the
Parish Aid society of the church of St
Mary the Virgin at Union Lodge hall
IA North Fifth street, was a decided
success.
A large number Of ladies were en-
tertained Thursday, November Z, at a
grand parlor millinery opening given
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kel-
lis by their daughter, Miss Nellie o.
kellis. who has been in Lexington,
KY. receiving instructions from
very noted milliner Of that city. Miss
KelIis displayed some very beautiful
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hints which would do credit 70 any OF
our white milliners. We hope that her
efforts will be appreciated and that
she will be well patronized Miss Kit
Is Brooks and Miss Garrett Tebea1
presided At the punch bowl.
The death OF William Goats occur
red at the home OF his uncle, William
Wilson, 1905 Blondeau street, Wednes.
day morning, November 13, at 1851
O'Clock. The deceased has been al
flicted with consumption and death
came to him as welcome relief. He
leaves but one near relative, a sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Burton OF Kansas City.
The funeral was held Friday after
noon from the A. M. E. church at 2:3O
o'clock. the Rev. VIM. Searcy officiat-
Ing.
Thursday evening November IA, the
Sunshine club of the A. M. +. church
, gave another one of their splendid
luncheons, which was well attended
This club Is doing a great deal OF good
work under the direction Of Mrs. Geo.
Kellis, president Of the club.
The Sunday Lecture club. which
holds meetings every Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the A. M. f..
church, Seventh and Morgan streets.
Is attracting considerable attention,
under the direction of Mr.. Harold Ash
by the clubs efficient president.
The A. M. K. church people are
striving to clear the debt on their
church property by the first OF the
year, and this club Is endeavoring to
do their part. Thursday evening, No.
vcmber 81, they will give a box social,
which promises to be success.
The Rev D. w. Anderson left Sun
day morning for Macon City, Mo-, to
hold services morning and evening at
the Deyine Street Baptist church. Mr..
Anderson presented to President
Roosevelt gold headed cane October
1st, when the chief executive was In
our city, in behalf of the colored citi-
Zens of keokuk.
The recent convention Of the church
and Sunday school workers held at
the Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, Four
teenth and Exchange streets, resulted
In the organization being former with
the following officers: William South,
president: Louis Lowe, vice presi
dent; Miss M. Clemens, secretary;
Mr. D. w. Anderson, treasurer; G. w.
Smith, r. Akens, Mollie Malone and
W T. Green. executive board; Miss
Florence Wilkerson, corresponding
secretary. a
A meeting was held Monday even
ing, November 18th, at the home o.
Mr.. Orange Fields to formulate plans
for holding the union Thanksgiving
service The service will be held at
the Pilgrim Rest church at 2:30
O'Clock Thanksgiving day. There will
be music and speaking and all the
churches are expected to take part.
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Methodist Minister Recommends
chan1beriain's Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years,
and it has always proved to be a re-
liable remedy We have found that
1t would do more than the manufac-
turers claim for it. 1t is especially
good for Group and whooping cough.
Rev. James A. Lewis
Pastor Milaca, Mimi, M. E. Church.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is sold
by all druggists. t.u.
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MOaERLY, MO.

Saturday the streets Of Moberly
were thronged with people who were
anxiously waiting to see what would
be the decision of the Wabash COM
pany relative to paying the shopmen
in checks. The company refused to
pay them the cash, but offered to pay
in scrips. This quite number re
fused to accept A number OF the
men refuse to work. Things are look
ing very gloomy for the poor people
Of Moberly. -.-sE
Mr.. John II. Burris, the oldest col
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worthy the flash Of the camera or
brush of an artist. :.
The bride, Mrs. Allen, was beautiful
ly costumed in dainty creation Of
white silk crepe de chine, princess
style, lace trimmings.
William Scott of the senior class
presided as POSTMASTER and the fol-
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LINGERING COLD.
Wlthstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy.

Last winter caught very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says
J. Urquhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. my
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed
1t, SO I gave it a trial. One small bot
tie of 1t cured me- believe Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to be the
best have ever used" This remedy
is for sale by all druggists.
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SECRET ORDERS.

North Srar Lodge. No. 3 A. r. y A. A:-AesgI
First Thursday In each month at MAsoni
Hall-NOrth, west corner of Tenth ana Cente1
streets John l.. Thompson, w. NJ; H. ~
Jacobs, secretary
Hiram Chspt er--M Meets Second and Fourtl|
Tuesday In each month. H. Gould, High
Priest; w. H Hun burd, Recorder.
KinR Solomon Commentary, No. 6.-Meett
Second and Fourth Thursday in each month
at Masonic hall D A. johnson, q. c.; WI
n Hum burd, Recorder.
Nt Olive Court. No. 4-Meets the First Friday
of eacn month ut Masonic hall. Mrs. X Al
Wilbur, matron; Mrs. Georgia Midget
secretary.
Charity Lodge, No, 2l9s q. e. 0. Of 0. FL
Meets First, Second and Third Tuesday eacl
month at Odd Fellows hall on West Sixth
and Walnut streets. ]. W. Heath, g.; u
N. Jones. r. s.
Grand Masters Council Of G. U. o Of O. F. Nd
23I, meets Fourth Tu sday night In eacA
onth. Dennis Burris, W. M; J. ", Heath
q. s.
Il 81. of r., No $50 Of 9. U. Q. OF o. F:-Con)
venes the second Thursday at 2S0 and
fourth THURSDAY at 8 O'Clock each month";
uMrs. Mary Hilton, NJ N. q. Mrs. Ktttie
arley. W. r.
Attic Tabernacle No. 472-Meets f1rst and third
Thursday IN each month, at the Odd FeM0wa
Hall Sixth and WALNUT streets. MIS-. Netttd
Davis, G p Mrs. Lizzie Bush, G. B.; 1is1
Hettie Weldon, Assistant @ r.
North Star Lodge No 8, Knights OF Pythias
Meet every Monday night corner of sixth
and Walnut streets. Regular work nights
second and fourth Mondays ,. A. yohnsOna
G. j. w. Robinson. X OF R. and s.