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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-21
LEGAL blanks al this once.

Legal blanks at this Office.
The farmers would welcome a good
shower of rain.
Jesse Ellis is over from Centralia,
Wash, for short visit.
George Gooch and family went to
Portland Wednesday morning.
Miss Bessie Splawn has gone to
Portland for medical treatment.
Merit wins. Everybody goes to the
Dallas Hotel. Try meal and you'll
know why.
Colosseum Rink, Saturday night.
Skating from 8 to IL, with band In
attendance.
Miss Freda Latourette, Of Portland,
is a guest at the homeof DR.. and Mrs.
H. L. Toney.
J. B. Thompson is building an addi-
ton to the Hotel Gail to be used for a
sample room.
The Dallas Public Library has
ordered series Of children's books,
which will be here soon.
]. W. Craghead, circulation mana
ger Of the Salem Journal, was a busi-
ness visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Misses Nellie, Ora and Louise Col
Inns have arrived in Dallas from their
years's stay in South Dakota. Miss
Nellie Collins, for the past twelve
years Critic In the training depart
ment Of the Madison State Normal
School. has resigned her position, and
will hereafter make her home in Ore
gon. She says that state where bliz-
yards occur the 18th Of May, does moi
compare, for a permanent home, with
Oregon, where the Spring flowers ap-
pear in February.
To build a house ten miles from the
place it is to be lived in is, somewhat
unusual, but that is what the VIII
Iamette Valley Lumber Company has
been doing. Bunk houses, capable d
accommodating eight men, are bull
in their lumber yard in Dallas, aftel
which they are loaded on fiat cars anf
shipped to the logging camps at th'
terminus Of the Dallas and Falls CITY
railroad. The bunk houses are bull
on skid runners, so that they can b
moved readily whenever tits necessary
to change the camp.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-21
CLOSING DAYS AT NORMAL
Fine Program Arranged For Ex-
ercIses From June 20 to
June 80.

Commencement exercises at Mon
mouth State Normal School, the twen-
ty-fifth June commencement and the
quarter-centennial anniversary, will
be held June 26-SO. The program Of
the week follows:
Wednesday, June 26-Drama, "An
American Citizen" S:l5p. m.
Thursday, June 27-Tennis tourna-
ment alumni vs.. students, 9 a. m. (;
closing student assembly, II a. m. 4;
class day exercises, 2 80 p. m. fac
ulty reception, 4 80 p. M; commence
ment concert, sp. m.-Leroy Gesner,
violin; Mrs. May Bowden Babbitt,
piano; Miss Florence Bowden, violin
cello; promenade band concert, 9 80
p. INFORMAL cadet band; r. Burns
Powell, conductor.
Friday, June 2S-Graduation exer-
cises, 10 a. M; class address, George
H. Hines. Portland; alumni annual
meeting, / 80 p. m. athletic contests,
alumni VS.. students, p. M; alumni
public program, 8 p. M. alumni ban
quet, 10 p. M. promenade band con-
cert, p. m.
Saturday, June 29-Quarter-centen-
nial anniversary, 10 a. m. addresses
by President Ressler, Judge Wolver-
ton, Judge Butler and others. After
noon program Addresses by President
Campbell, Judge Burnett, A. Noltner
and others. Evening program: Ad-
dresses by State Superintent Acker-
man, Mrs. Clara Waldo, @. Fl. Jones
and others.
Sunday, June 3O-Sermon to class
of 1907, 10 a. M, Rev. ]. R. N. Bell,
D. d., Corvallis,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-21

Legal Blanks for sale at this Office.
=, everything for that fishing trip at
W. R. Ellis. "'
carr and Leroy Woods have gone to
Portland to work.
We can sell your real estate. VAN.
ORsDEL & BARHAM.
Y. .. Lewis, Of Monmouth, was a
Dallas visitor, Wednesday.
20 to the Colosseum Rink and skate
from 8 to II. Saturday night.
Sheriff J. M. Grant was business
visitor in Falls City, Wednesday.
Campbell & Hollister are closing
out their wash goods at bargain.
Miss Ora Linton, of Falls City, has
been visiting with the family Of
George Scott.
Little Kenneth Dunkelberger has
been severely i'll with bronchitis, but
is improving.
Money Of private parties to loan at
. per cent on well-improved farms.
SIBLEY & EAK1N.
F. P. Robin and Frank Post, of
Salem, were business visitors in
Dallas this week.
| have on display nice assortment
OF "Spalding's" sporting goods. All
guaranteed. W. R. ELLIS.
The new Krys-Tol glass at Howe's
is selling fast. Come in and see it
before the fine pieces are gone.
The neatest Ice Cream parlors in
town and good service guaranteed.
Give US trial. Ellis Confectionery.
Kerslake & White are tearing down
the old buildings around their skating
rink, and are making many improve
ments on the rink itself.
Mrs. j. M. Boyd, Of Sacramento,
California, and Mrs. Cora Marks, OF
Monmouth, are visiting at the home
Of D. A. Critchlow, in Dallas.
Morgan Jones, of Texas, an extensive
railroad and timber land owner, has
been in Dallas, looking after his
timber interests in Polk County.
Prof. D. M. Metzger has returned
from a weeks stay in the neighbor-
hood of Lebanon, where he has beer
filling the place of H. L. Pratt, presid.
ing elder. He will soon go into the
district about Corvallis and later into
the Siuslaw country. During his
journeys, Prof. Metzger is working
diligently for the interests Of Dallas
College.
Miss Nellie Mulkey, daughter O
President B. F. MuIkey of the Statt
Normal, who is studying instrumental
music at Eugene, appeared in recita
there few days ago, and the Eugene
papers speak of her piano solo nun
bers as being particularly fine. Las
Friday evening Miss Mulkey was the
accompanist at recital given by the
pupils of Miss Stinson, vocal teacher
Ashland Tidings.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-21
WHEAT rs CENTS.

We are offering rs cents per bushel
for good wheat delivered at the Dallas
Touring mill.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-06-21
Legal blanks at this office.

AOb"1 UI1'Il NJ V1' VI
A grass fire in the yard Of Professor
H. @. Seymour called out the depart
ment yesterday afternoon. No dam
age.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

being lined up in front of the pull
pit for the parting admoRitions OF
the pastor. Suddenly some one
yelled fight" and then there was
scamper for the doors.
When the congregation poured
out of the church a bloody sight
met their eyes. Men We're lying
on the ground with blood pouring
from long gaping wounds made by
razor and knife cuts and stabs. 9th
ers were lying unconscious from
blows dealt by clubs and they, too.
were bleeding profusely.
G. Brown and W-m Anderson
proved 60 be the worst wounded of
the lot. The former has long
cash from his collar bone down
across his breast to n point below
the heart. This cash was made, &c
is said, by razor In the hands of
either John or Lucien Rollins. both
OF whom have been held for the
grand jury of the October term of
court Wm. Anderson was knocked
unconscious by a blow from a heavy
jdogwood club in the hands OF one of
the two brothers. Several others
were more or less injured. but they
managed TO get away and their
Inames were not learned
( Members of the church who were
] present when the trouble was on
said that Daniel Rollins, a brother
OF the two sent on 10 the grand jury.
| VIM. Lewis and Alphonso Biddle
were among those hurt I'm the fight.
Friday evening Constable Chill
dress arrested several of the rioters
and took them before Squire Shaw.
at Arvonia. where he held the two
alleged principals for the grand
jury and refused bail. sending the
case To Bail Commissioner GAYLE. OF
| Whitehall, where the hearing for
3bail viii be held today
A singular part of the proceed
/ lngs Saturday afternoon was that
later Squire Shaw had refused bail
and turned the prisoners over TO
Mr.. Chiidress, the constable of the
! district. both went home shortly
afterward. The night was dark ano
rainy. the distance to the courthouse
about eighteen miles, was TO be COW
cred over muddy road. Accord
ing 10 the two men, they were re-
leased on their own recognizance to
report at Whitehall this morning.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

As I have already suggested, one
OF the things that impressed me
strongly in visiting judge Broyle's
couri-and others like twas the
astonishing number OF children. es-
pecially Negroes. arrested Some Of
them We're very young and often eX-
ceedingly bright-looking From the
records / find that last year one boy
six years old. seven of seven years.
thirty-threc of eight years. sixty
nine OF nine years. 107 of ten years.
142 OF eleven years. and 2l9 OF
twelve years were arrested and
brought into court-in other word b.
55S boys and girls. mostly Negroes.
under twelve years OF age,
81 should think" I said TO a po-
lice officer. you would have trouble
TN taxing care of an these children
in your reformatories"
'Reformatories," he said, "ther,
aren't any"
What do you do with them?"
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
Rev. Willis Wines, Jr.. out Again

The regular church meeting. if
! reports are TO be accepted. was
stormy anair when the regular rou-
tine business reached the point
where the case of Rev. Willis Wines
IT. was up for discussion. He was
f. charged with stirring up discensiop
, In the church and his bool, discus
sing Can Sinner Pray?" is re-
garded as a reflection upon Rev p
v Peyton, d. D.. who takes the neg
ative side. so il is said on this oues-
uon. IL is alleged that Rev. Wines
has said that Rev Peyton has been
preaching false doctrine.
There was quite a discussion last
ran on the subject as to whether
COD would hear a sinner pray. Rev.
evans Payne, ID. D.. took the oDDo-
site position and preached a verv
exhaustive sermon on the subject
rms was all right, but Rev. Wines
IS alleged to have insisted upon
spreading his ideas and notions fn
the sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church
with the result that he is now on
the outside and Rev r. Y. Pew
Ton Is IN charge with a practically
united membership behind him
mere are several ministers in the
CITY Weo apparently approve of the
doctrine enunciated by Rev Wines
but who do not openly endorse his
course. neither do they extend to
MIN a helping hand in this his time
OF trouble. Some people say that
kev' Wines called Rev. DR.. Pevton
liar, but Rev. Wines does nor ad-
kind. inc
The ousting process took nlace
Monday night, August 5th. II is
denied that Deacon Quinn Shelton
pitched Rev. Wines out of the church
that night, although it was SO re-
ported. Rev. Wines does NOT cav
tnat he did anything of the kind
although II was so reported. Rev.
wines does not say that ne did anv-
thing of the kind. although Deacon
shelton might stand six feet in his
stockings. Rev. Wines may tin the
scales at goo pounds. and II such
a Feat was accomplished all OF Rich
mond would like to see Il repeated.
REV. DIR. Peyton is not doing anv
taking His congregation Is with
him, and he does not make auv ef-
Tort to get his money when salary
aay comes around. 1t Is there for
MIN. His church is prospering.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
DISTRICT. NO. ?.

DISTRICT, no. 2.
G. G. Deputy Degree Masters and
Mistresses:
John II. Lee. 1641-P ST., y. w. Wash
ington, ID. c. and Tennallytown
Mary A. Moore. Alexandria, Va.
Rev. Thomas Davis, Portsmouth, Va.
Capt. r. w. Gould, Norfolk. Va.
Fannie A. Douglas, Winchester. Ber-
ryyille and Stephen City, Va.
John l.. Hayes, Charlottesville, Va
and vicinity.
George NJ. Banks, Longdale and Cliff
ton Forge, Va.
James II. Young, Garfield, D. c.
Bladensburg and Coalville. Nd.
Franklin White, Hampton, Va.
DR.. ID. T.. Morris. 155 Lockwood st.
Providence. r.. l., Rhode Island
and Connecticut
.Solon Robinson, Gordonsville, Va.
John W. Watson, Glen Wilton, Va.
Edward Scott. Low Moor. Va.
John w. Gale, Wegeon, Md.
Louise t. Smith. Staunton. Va.
A. r. LOmans, Covington, Va.
w A. Jones, Glen Echo, Nd.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
j. r. Knowles, East and West Cuba
and Bahama Islands.
w. II. Walker, Pass Christian, Miss.
DISTRICT. NO. 5.
Lizzie II. Foster, Brookwood. Ala
}. ID. Jurden. Mobile, Ala.
Rosa Henderson, GAINESVILLE. Ala.
IT. G. Jones. Biloxi, Miss.
Rev Ivan Fleullaw, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
DISTRICT, NO. 6.
Thomas a Carr. New Orleans and
Vicinity.
BENJAMIN L. Jackson, Mt. Rose, st.
Charles and Jefferson.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. Amelia Jones Of geo W.
been sick for the past ten days IS
convalescing.
DIR. /. ID. Burrell aud his Mad
anne are in Amelia FOR recreation.
They viii return TO Roanoke short
ly
Miss NJ. L. Chiles has been
spending the week at Old Point re-
cooperating.
Mrs. John clinton. Ir. OF Phna-
delphia has been spending n pleas
ant time I'm this city vlsI.. : friends.
She is looking well.
DIR w c. Metz. Rofractionist
and Optician has opened offices at
GIG y. Second st.
Mr.. William McNaughtOn OF
Cleveland. o. was in the city last
week and called on us. He does a
large catering business in Ohio and
may locate in this state
-Thelma and Mrs. Smallwood
will spend the rest of the warm days
In Farmville, Va. the guests OF Mrs.
Bouiding.
Miss Mary NJ. Scott Of 14I1 W.
Leigh Street is visiting friends in
Powhatan County. Her many friends
wish her continued Improvement.
Mrs. Mary p. Smith OF Peters
burg, Va and Mrs. Mary p. Smith OF
New York passed through the city
euroute TO the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. They viii remain until the
middle of September.
Rev s. d. Turner of Brockton.
Mass has been In the city for a
week. He is interesting himself in
colOred enterprises and has been bus
lily engaged in photographing the
buildings in this locality. He is To-
Gated at Miller's Hotel.
Mrs. w ]. Harvey and Miss S.
Z. Harvey OF Memphis. Tenn. and
Miss II. a. Vassar, Lynchburg, Va.
have been visiting Mrs. Rosa X.
Jones. They left last Saturday for
jamestown Exposition.
Miss Josie NJ. Barnett Of Hunt
ington, w. Va. has been the guest
of Mrs. Eliza Norrell.
Rev. w. L. Cash of Savannah,
Ga. visited our Office this week.
Mrs. James Mckenzie OF Bridge
port, Conn. is in the city the guest
of her mother, Mrs. a. r. Carr, 612
n. 3rd st.
Miss Helen 3. Robinson of Hart
ford, Conn. returned TO that city last
Thursday after a pleasant stay of
two weeks in Manchester, Va. Wis
iting relatives and friends. While
here she visited this Office in com
pany with Miss Florence Baker of
Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
TEACHERS WANTED,

We have a large number of appli-
cations for colored teachers for rn-
raj and graded schools. Six TO nine
months terms. salaries " to s75.O0
per month. Also for private schools
matrons, etc. Graduates from Pc
tersburg and Hampton Normal
schools, and those holding First
Grade Certificates preferred. Grad
yates from other schools and those
holding Second and Third Grade
Certificates will also be accent
ed Our applications for teachers.
from School Boards are coming in
uaiiy'Full particulars upon appiica-
tion- Enclose stamps for reply.
Address,
Va. Teachers Co-operative Asso'n
IA Z. 18th ST., Manchester. va.
reference given and required.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
Mr.. Richard Carter Upset.

Last Saturday Mr.. Richard Carter
was on his way home in a Jumper"
carrying in his hand a bucket of mo-
lasses, when the wheel on one side
gave way and let him down in the
street. In his sudden descent he
emptied the bucket of molasses m
on himself and he was an object OF
sweetness that was not appreciated
either by himself or Others. He
presented a most amusing sight and
1t was some time before ne was able
TO be in shape TO see his friends.
He was not injured.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

milton hereabouts was burned last
night and early to-day the white
people of this community had sub
dued the violent colored element and
sent the colored ringleaders away TO
parts unknown. No attempt. how
ever was made to injure innocent
colored people while the fusilade was
under way, and before quiet was re-
stored two thousand shots were fired
The burning of Burton's store
and Uzzel's printing establishment
between . and o'clock this morn
ing brought an end 20 the excite
ment for by that time nearly all Of
the colored people had disappeared.
The real disturbance began last
might when colored people hiding I'm
Ia vacant lot close by "a picket fence
fired on the stage coach on its way
TO Tasley. None of the occupants
were injured but the mailbags were
riddled and there were numerous
punctures I'm tho baggage of the
frightened passengers. The shoot
Ing was done by cOlorcd people. then
under the impression that one Of
their race, charged with the row
which took place earlier in the even
ing.
Immediately after the attack on
the coach the colored people gather
ed in Burton's store. and the whites
feared that they were preparing for
another attack. The house was sur
rounded. and for an hour an armed
mob of white citizens waited until
the arrival OF reinforcements before
the actual opening of hostilities.
From the surrounding country
men were hurrying here by hand
cars, on horse back, in buggies and
afOot. When the crowd was regard
ed as sufficiently strong TO deal with
the seventy-five colored men hiding
in the store. a signal was given and
hundreds of bullets were fired into
doors and windows OF the structure.
Then the whites waited again. No
sound came from the building. The
colored men had escaped, one at
time from a door in the rear.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
Base Ball.

The Pythian Giants baseball team
defeated the st. James Street Slug
gers last Monday by the score of
9 to 6. 1t was a brilliant game full
of sensational plays. Both teams
showed mp well, but the Pythian
boys had the best of it from the
start TO the finish. batting out their
and making only four err
rors. This team is made up OF mem
bers of the Pythian Cadet Co., No.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
APPOINTED OFFICERS.

G. w Matron, Mary Morton. Wash
ington, D. c.
G.. w. Guide, Mrs. Fannie James,
Richmond, Va.
G. w. Asst. Guide, Ellen Davis. Moss
Point. Miss.
G.. w. Chaplain Rev. W. II. White,
Richmond, Va.
G. w. Rec. Secty., b. L. Cousin,
Richmond. Va.
G. w. Financial Secty., Walter Cox,
LOngdale. Va.
G.. w. Right Hand Conductress, Ida
Tubman, Washington. ID. c.
G.. w. Asst. Right Hand Conductress,
f. II. knott, Mobile. Ala.
G.. w. Left Hand Conductress, An
gle Johnson, Richmond, Va.
G. w. Asst. Left Hand Conductress,
Carrie Brook. Norfolk. Va.
G.. w. Treasurer, b. J. Johnson.
Washington, ID. c.
G.. w. Inside Sentinel. Isaac johnson.
Hampton, Va.
G. w. Asst. Inside Sentinel, Mary
Boom. Washington, ID. c.
G. w. Outside Sentinel. w. B. Har-
ris. Richmond. Va.
G.. w. Asst Outside Sentinel, Jessie
Burnett. Washington. ID. c.
G. W. Marshall. Daniel Bowler,
Richmond, Va
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
The Fifth Street Baptist Church
Trouble.

The services at the 5th st. Bapt.
Church last Sunday were entirely sat
isfactory and all evidences of the
great struggle have apparently disap-
peared. The members are getting
down 10 work and The outlook is
bright and Frightening"
The followers of Rev. 4. e Ed
wards have been holding meetings
at the Samaritan's Hall and it is
reported that over two hundred Of
them VIII ask for their letters at
the next regular church-meeting. II
Is reported that they have secured
an option on a very desirable site
and VIII proceed TO organize in an or
derly way another church of which
the Rev. A. r. Edwards viii undoubt
edly be pastor.
1t may be we'll to state that there
is an element that is of the opinion
that ali should remain I'm the church
and make another effort TO secure
the advantage lost. Some of the
most influential members of the Ed
wards faction Will not follow him fur
ther, having decided to abide by
the decision of the church. Much
depends however. on the attitude of
the dominant faction as the num-
Der of Withdrawals.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
Night Made Hdeous.

Meanwhile the night was hideous
with the constant rattle of muske-
try. From all sides came the roar
of shot guns, scream now and then
from terrified colOred people in how
els, here there and yonder.
The whites patrolled the streets
expecting the colored men TO appear
at any moment. Finally the store
OF Burton, colored, blazed suddenly
from the rear, and in a short while
1t was a moss of ruins, the stock be-
ing estimated in value at $500.
In few moments the printing
shop OF Uzzel was set on fire and
was totally consumed.
Around the ruins one hundred
white men, fully armed marched, ex-
pecting an attack from the colored
men. reports having been started that
they were preparing to retaliate. In
the meantime, a notice had been
posted on the door of a colored
preacher telling him that he would
not live 20 remember the conseauen-
ces If he did not leave Onancock by
O'Clock Monday morning. The
preacher brazenly faced the armed
guard, and, with the notice in his
hands demanded the reason for put
ting it on his door.
Cant you read?" shouted a cit
izen. 1T means exactly what It
says" The colored man trembled
He was disposed at first to stand on
his rights, but he feared the con
sequences, and this afternoon he had
left town
ONANCOCK. VA. August 12.-I
Chief developments today in the
situation here where race-rioting
has occurred intermittently since
Saturday, afternoon, were the action
of the Town Council to expel bad
Negroes and the presence and ad-
dress of Governor Swanson to the
people. urging them to be calm and
promising to chase down the guilty,
no matter what the cost and effort
necessary.
The Onancock Council has been
in session very nearly all day to
decide what course to take in re-
gard to the Negro rioters. At an
early hour this morning an ordinance
was passed by the Town Council 20
drive out of the neighborhood eight
Icolored men who were supposed to
be part of the riot leaders Notices
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

were served on them 20 vacate the
town before o'clock this afternoon.
which they did as far as can be
learned.
Drastic Ordinances.
The Council also passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting any colored man.
woman or child being in the white
district after s o'clock. in the even
ing. One colored man by the name
OF Han made a remark that he
would die In his shoes before he
would leave the town. lie was seen
at 3 O'Clock on the Main Street and
warned 20 leave Immediately. which
IL is supposed that he did. as ne
started toward the steamboat wharf
In order 20 reach there before the
boat left.
\ CoIored Physicians Prcdicamcnt.
The colored physician. Moone. who
was supposed 90 have been one of
the leaders with Uzzel and Burton.
was also ordered 10 leave the town
Continued on Eighth Page)
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va. Aug. 13, '07.
This is to certify that ! have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. (s150.00) One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars in pay
ment of the death-claim OF Armi-
stead Williams, who was a member
OF Cavalier Lodge. No. Sc of Newport
News. Va.
Signed--Jerry w. williams,
Administrator & Assignee.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
BLOODY RIOT At \ REVIVAL.

Petcrsville Baptist Church. Colored
i'm buckingham. Scene of the AZ
fray-Scvcral Men Cut. Stabbed,
and Clubbcd-ISoozc i'm "Dry"
District
one Of the biggest revival meet
ings ever held I'm negro church I'm
Buckingham county broke up in a
riot Friday evening, August ON.
Several men were cut. stabbed and
beaten into insensibility just as the
doNology was being sung I'm Peter
Vile Baptist church.
Notwithstanding the fact that no
liquor Is allowed to be sold I'm the
county, witnesses OF the riot Friday
.ay that whiskey was the cause OF
the trouble and many of the prin-
cipals i'm the affair were more or
less drunk. Trouble started just as
the large number of converts were
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

G. G.. A. of b. and 5. of l.. and c.
comprising United States Of America
and Republic of Liberia, Cuba, Ba-
hama and Porto Rico.
G. G. Degree Master, Willis Wyatt,
1913 y. Sd st. Richmond, Va.
G. G. Deputy Degree Master. a. Mos
ley, 80 James St, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

Read our inducements on the
Sd Page and hustle for the prize
you want
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17
THE COLORED PEOPLE
ARE PROGRESSIVE.
Mr.. Ray Stonnord Bakers Observations.

FOLLOWING THE COLORLE IRREGULARITIES OF REMARKABLE PEO
PLE-HAPPY DESPITE ADVERSE CONDITIONS ATLANTA Ca
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Amelia Jones Of geo W.
21st St. Manchester, Va, who has
been sick for the past ten days IS
convalescing.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-17

DIR. /. ID. Burrell aud his Mad
anne are in Amelia FOR recreation.
They VIII return 10 Roanoke short
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