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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

oyer was standing on the sidewalk
as a wedding party came down the
church steps
What are you doing hereg' queried
his friend Myer. who happened along
just then
Watching the tied go out" answer
ed oyer. with an open faced grin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
GOV. CRAWFORD AND THE CATTLE
BAR0NS

Some pretty warm stuff has been
published out in Stanley county on the
'"Trespaes of Animals" law which was
enacted by the last les Isl .ture. A
three column communication by d
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
One For Each Life.

Il want a good revolver" began the
determined looking man
"Yes, sir" said the salesman. six
chambersY"
"Why-er--you'd better make Ii a
nine chamber. | want to use 1t on
cat next door."-London Express.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

OUR extra sheet this week contains
the names of the full stalwart republic
can state ticket Next week We hope
to give a short sketch OF many of these
candidates.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

When girl puts man Off by say
Ing she will keep little place Ia
corner of her heart for him he may be
sure that II Is a corner for which she
doesn't expect to have much use.-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
THE COURIER
BY CHAS II. BRUCE
. Published on Every. Thursday.
Eqtered at the Post Office at Elk Point as mail
matter of the second class
Subscription Price per year ..,--s so

y The COURIER is mailed regularly To its sub
scribers until definite order TO discontinue is
Received and all arrears are paid.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

Getting His Own Back.
An ironworker, having had the worst
Of an argument with friend, decided
to oet even with him
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

Youth holds no society with grief.
Euripides.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
10 QUE DICEN De Gu
ba fespGct0 d G |
cafe.
EgphsInad0I Provisional ha firmad0
IN dscTetO aumantandO los de-
leChOs de importation del cafe
tOstad0.
EsEa nIilda mlta Ia lmporiaeldB ilVsTeel0HlO
las ''trIlllg" que 0siaban elsl d Ilds.

La casa ComsrOial dc e1ta plazs EsfoEsB
]. 7. Silva , %, hR T0Cibido intsrogRn-
tsB notiofRB de CUbR con EaBpeCto Las dl'
tima8 msdidaa tomadas On 10 que impoF'
taCi6n de cafe De FefeEG. En- elias Ga dice
10 aiguiente:
cal gobsrnador provisional fFm6 aver
GA do Mayo pHBRdo) an DsCReto Rumon
tando en- nm 25 poE ciento loB deTochos de
importation del cafe toBtado Cuya diBpOsi'
ci6n gsEG publiCada ofciaImente zines de
meg."
''Con slR medids Dc favorsce 81 grano
do eBR en- general (al de Puerto RiCo) y
pREtiCularmenso Las 'tEilIas" que OstsbR
Quasi & m lado % ConIumo y 1s maGa dc
hsCho Ia importation del toEtado, ogporan'
do que 80 notsn log benefeiog tan Iuego Be
Rlijeren Les exiEtonOiRH Sun que POGO Be-
puede espsFaF haBta lR nuovR oosoCha.
Como 80 We, ~ en- Cuba, d0bido & geB'
tionOB de slementol que pOr 81 meioRR'
miento del meFcRdo de cafe de Puerto
Rico % intereEan, 90 Ooupsn de saa impOE'
tInts pFoduCto puertoEique1o que de obte'
nsE mejoEa on suB pFecioB trR0Ffa un gran
bisn ls agrioulturR de este pafG, Cads
dfR mas limitadR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
KubeIik, ell fanuso vioIinista.
En- 81 pals natal, ID n0sIGa Os IN art0 supreme.

KubsIik, el famoBo violiniBts, 81 una
pEueba svidsnts do que AIN miGmo en Eu'
Fopa q m6Eito del individuo 10 tragporta
desde Ia Choza del CSmpeBino haBta la So
CiGdad mss exclusive. HaCe Coss dc ~
sins que 81 pobEe meEcRder dc vsEduFaB
KubsIik, tuvo an hijo, y oualquiera que
hubisER pEedicho que eBte nfflo iba vivir
y & roIROionaVns entire la Socisdad mas Es'
leCtS de 10 Europa % le hRbFfa Oon1idOrs'
do loco.
En- ~ pals natal 10 mduica 90 IN arto
supreme, , era natural que este Fey dc Ios
violiniBtaS modernoB se caBsse con Ia con
desa Mariana CEsky. hija de una de Las
CRgal mas antiguas de BohemiR, cuyS dsB'
OsndenCia 90 mas remotR que IL dc Cual'
quisFR sFistOOEacia de Europa. I'm ls
6poCR qua Kubelik contraio mRtrimonio
tenia % ahoB y 10 oondeHa era mas j6ven
adm. ReHiden an Kolin, BohsmiR, an dom
de 81 famoBo violiniBtR hR compFsdo an
castillo 90 tempo 10 dividen entire sl
Cuidado de Sua dos hijaB mslliSRB = IR md
RioR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
.LUCHANDO CON La
pIagaen Venezuela
BGh0lllR OstOs suGOs0s s-te0 'EI GGn0IEI0"
-0bgIRlr % LlilaO America uRl
tORd0nGla On pro % 10 rofOrna q h hIgIOno

TFRg las GaBHiblea nuevas de que la
plsga bub6nics 90 habfR Gnsef0FeRd0 de.
GuayRquiI cauaand0 musFteB sin tFegu8 y
& destaio, ll6gSnos la notiCiR de que la
GuaiER Caracas GEan Yfctimas do ID te'
ERible epidemia.
De 81 OomerciO, de New York, SON ssRB
palabFas 10 que Sigua:
Los CentFoB diEsctivoB , Ian RutoFidadel dc
la capital vanGzolana, diCtaRon 81 inBtanta
medidaB prsvantiVsu para CombatiE 81 nal.
La Academia de Medicina public6 6rdensB
para IL Immediate destruction de TataB y
RatoneE, para que diaEio De Iavaaan con
p1lcFitud laB GALES sdifcioI, destFuyon'
do los focoB de infection que sxiBtisFap.
Dict6 sdemks el uso obligatoTio de anti
t6xid0H y Ia construction de campRmsntoB
On los guburbioB para utili2aEHe como hos
pitaleB Nombr6EonBe cOmi.iones Banits'
TiRa en- Cada bRTFio de ID ciudad pRFs com :
batiF RiBtemGtiCR efeRzm6nte l8 expan'
sion do la bub6nica.
Los infoEmes osblegT6foos dan entOn'
der que gran nfmsEo de familisB apFesu
Eadamente han abandonado el hcgAT
patrio pRr0 IibTRTBe de la playa.
DebeEfan eatog Ruceson oRiginsT en Lati'
no America una tsndenCia defnida y
fusrte en- pro de la BsformR higi6nica.
PoTque h& de EensFHo On CuentR que on
matsria uRnitaEia log melodies do aver son
hoy anticuRdo8 innufCientes. A mOdidR
que les condolences de Ia looalidad vaRian,
nueyos pToosdimientoB 90 hRCen indiBpsn'
Bables. Y luegO, que no hBy foEma m6g
elecuents y digus dc dsmoBtTRr lR OultuTa
de an pueblo 8 de una Comunidad, que
mRntenoF las condlCionsI sRnitaFiaB On 81
zenit do au peEfsCci6p, cuyo pEoblema,
de impoFtancia supreme, dsben Rubordi'
naFao m6ltiples onestioneS que cadR paso
surgeon en- la vida de una nRoi6D.
La Junta do Sanidad de QOito higo pu-
biCsE, entire OtEas modidAB, por aupusBto,
inatrucCion0B para pEGl0EyaTHO an tan.
to de la plagN.
EmperO, 10 que pTeciHs en- fomentar an
empefio vibERnte poF paFte de los indivi'
duos las colGctividadeg, con sBpecialidAd
poE pR3to de los propistAEioB comerCian'
teH, para que ID preservation de lR hygiene
p6bliCa BeR 0l Bentimionto que prodominO,
en- 81 6himo do ID com unidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
Teorias aCeTca del tr8baio.
La I.bar Do aIgunas elaso:, .: ImproluetIua,


Hsy una eBpecie de tEAbAjo que AfiAde
algo al valoE de lR mRteEi0 Bobre que 90
ejorcita y otrR que produce iguRl sfscto;
podemos denominRF 81 primer trabsjo,
improductivo al B0gundo. Por ejemplo, sl
trabRio de an obFero en- una mRnufAotuFa
Buma aIg6u valoE los mAtGTiales On que
tERbSiR, como nu pFopio mantenimiento =
Jas gananciaB del maestro; 81 de IN CTiado,
poF 81 ContEaTie, na1a aiade. Aunqua el
patrono hRyR adelantAdo Rl opeFRFio nuB
ioFnaleB nada le Cuegtan, en- verdSd, por
que en- eI aumento de valoT que TeCibs Ia
mataEiR en- que se ejerCit6 81 tERbsjo, Be le
EsHtituye por 10 general con gananCia el
importe de Lon salaries RdelantRdoR.
Empero 81 mRntsDimisnto de IN cTiado
iamas ss Fsstitufdo de eHte modo al amo.
TodoB los trAbsj sdoEe1 productivOH e
improduCtivog, como todoB los que on na6R
90 0Cupsn, manti6nenBs iguslmtnts con 81
pF0duCto dc ID tiaTFR del tFabBio del
pRfS. Este produoto ado aiendo muy con-
siderable, nunCa pueda ser infinite, STEM
pre- ha de FeConocGT cieTtoB lfmiteF; On este
Bupuesto Begdu IL mayor 6 menor porci6n
que dc 81 90 ampIes CadR Eno On BuBtsntRT
W4@3V9 P4V000bANAh @aBA BSAO 0bJSG
menoE Ia que rests para mantensE los
produCtivoH fscundos: 81 pPoducto del
aiIo Biguisnte 90 aJuatST6 tambi6n eBta
migm1 proportion pOFqus TODD Ell producto
auuRI, exceptuandO laB egpontaueaB pro-
duccionsa de ID tieEER, eB efsct0 del trRbDjo
productive.
CuaIquiaRR-diCaA Adam Smith -g0 snEi'
qusce empleando en- smpresaB induutFialas
muchoH obrsEOl y us smpObrOCs, & no du'
daElo, mant0niendo numeroBog CFiadOs,
No obRtante, 81 tFabSjo de eStoB tiene
tambi6n 90 valoF peculiar, ysmeEsCe juBtR'
mentO "a EstTibuCi6pS
Ell tFabaio de algunsa do las claEea mas
FeBpetablsB de Ia BoCisdod civil ed como 81
de los dom6atiCoB, sBt6Fil improduCtivo,
es leciE, que no 8s fja nj 90 rsalizR On
una materia peFmRnsnta 8 On IN artfculo
vendible que duEs algdn tempo dOspu6l
de conclude el tTabajo, nj an vRloF con
81 que pueds graniearle iguRl cantidAd d
otro tTabajO ajsno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autOrIzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital r0llI
zadO S3l5 532.SS, U. Sc.
OperaeiOnes qoe reaLiaa:

Pr6siamos: Con garantias personales. con
colateTales, y con hipotecas cOrto y largo
plazO sObre f1ncas rdsticas.
DesouantoS: De giros, pagares. y obl1ga
clones comerciales cOrtO plazo.
elEos: sObTe Espsfla, New York, Paris,
LondTes y HamburgO.
GIFos poT Gable: 6obre New York y MAJ
drid.
Gusniss CorrIentes: Con interes de 2 p. M
nual disponibles q la vista por cheques.
ImpOsluOnss : plazO flo: Con interes de 2
o q annual segdn tempo.
SeoOi0n de- ahOrFOs: Imposiciones sobre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. a 1000 con intereses
al6pS annual.
GobrSRlas. Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mlnima de oObr0. Sin cOmisl6n para
los corrientistas.
Dop6stoS: De elective valores.
Gamble de mORedas: De todOs los palses.
VsRta do O6duIaS hIpOlsOarlaS: La meJoE ln'
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p.S pa
gader0 pOr cUpones semestEales.
VaRFa a iIn0sS: Dando facilidadeg paEA q
pago, On las jurisdiociOnes de AqlunG9ss ,
Aguas BuenRs, Aibonlto, AEecibos 3atesIo SSslC
meta, Barros, Cayey, oiales, Coroza1l,r os- 7atq
yaaa, Hatillo Juana Dia1. Lo11a, 45Ia101d' ~
MaFicaO, NaRanIitO, PGtilas, Elo 0Esn0O'
UtuadO, YabUcoa y Xaueo'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simuItaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- Msfiana s, O5, $50
as 11.OO. Tarde IL. Is, Las, S.I5, 4.85s 5.45.
Dfss festivos.-Manana 6,7R5, $50 9.45
,. II. Iarde 1918 $50, 2 so, $50, 4,S0 8,
96 y 6,8O.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Catsfio Bayam6n, ida y vuelts "a. ella Sc
I 25G "a. clase 16G. De Bayam6n Catafo y
vuelta ia. clase 15e, "a. cl8se 100.
Billetes OrdinaTiO de Capital ORtafiO On
1a, clase 8 centavOs.
Bayamon 19 de septiombrS de 1905
RanRn Va1deg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
I'm informs de Ia Royal Matt Steam
Packet Comp"

HsmoU rsCibidO un ojsmpIar que NOS ha
aido snviado Cortesments dasda LOndEeB,
del informe prsBentado On 81 mitin CslebgR'
do allf 81 q dc msyo 6ltimo, & Ia coEte
de directories de Ia CompBfif8 ing!ega de
vapOEss 'Ths Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company"
DiCha ompre1a tsnfa enIiDtafoI 81 Is de
mayo 1908 46 buqass mAyOE0s y 10 LAM
chaV, do 0lIos de mas de 10000 tonela'
dRs. El total de tonelsj0 era de 200, ,077.
NuevoB vsporsB oAtGn on conltTucci6n.
El capital autoTizado con que fjAbR on
1907, 60 de L. 1000 600 y el balance 90.
neral llsga q L. 4.OO5,333 13 10. PrsmiOu
p9gadtg L 25. 449. 4. 4.
Al refarido foll0to 10 cRompafA un ma.
pR de rutau = empAlmeG de sEa llneR en- to.
do Ol mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
PenSsmientO.

"sa ha neOoaitado ID collaboration do
mucchoa hombEoB para psEfsCCiOnaE Oual'
quier invenci6n, , 81 dltimo que punO ma.
nos en- ID obra, msVamente afiRde algO s
In que l0 pHscedieEon, P0T 10 general
4 base de 61ito ConaiAts en an C0nOCimien'
TO intimo de 10 que antarioEm0nts 90 hizO,
, on ana disposition & pE01eguir q tFRbR'
10 en- foEma puEamsnto CisnefCs. - Octave
Obaaute."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
Plan para cuItivar el taIsntu.

Un plan que dsbsn Eeguir los que de-
seen cu'tivaT 50 talento pRTa invsncionss
y aplicAoioneB originates, % 81 Biguisnte:
(1) ObBsTvaci6n exRcta , mst6dicR.
(2) OultivRF ls memoria ' ls facultad
de RBociaCi6n.
C3) Cultivar la facuItad de cara visua'
Iizaci6n.
(4) Ragonsmiento l6gioo como conus'
cuencis de puFs obEsTvaCi6n, Tambi6n
convisnO PjsECitaEHs en- dibujaE obistos SEN
ciIIou, y lR uoluCi6n de f6cileH pEobIemRS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04

RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
vavores Amercanos entire New York. Puerto RoO
Curacao Venezuela.
H. BrOoEyrs juuo a. Wan 81 Ea1E
R4AR4b2 RR4HRRA2E1PA asS VPOE AAR4cAIBo 44H 1SS Tons
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
NUEVO SURTlDO.

FL Popular" ha impoEtAdo nuevo sur.
lido de cslzado y laa mas slegantsS fOEmRg
psER BsnoFaa, BefioritRg, nifRg y cAballsFog,
DC encuentEan en- el acEeditadO eatableCi'
miento ds Ia Gale de San Juato Abono
para flores "Bonora" paFaguau, objetoB dc
fsntaufR, egenoial de laB mas fnas de
"Legrand" japOneSsS de Ultima novedad,
60 encuentFan en- 81 eatRbleCimieDto del ST..
SAlas, quien Eenueva 30 BuEtido en- todoB
ca vapaFeH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04

En- aata imprentR ss vonds pap6I de
psri6dioo vioio & $500 los 46 kilog (asa
qSiSstak
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO.

Maravioso medcamento que tene rival la curaci6n
de las agas dlceras tumores panadzos ee cuero plea
duras de anmales ronzonosos
La preeenca que desde hace muchos e vene
dendo pdbco entire las dmas preparedness smares
dente prueba de sus magnifcas cuaidades curatvas.
Sc yende en- todas las Farmacias de la IsIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04

Sc encuentra en- San Juan, hospsdfp-
dose On lG casa de 30 senior hermano
Emigdio IOern, la diHtiDguida gsnoFita hu'
mRCaafia Nisves.
Que Ia tsmporsds que aqui paGe, le Bas
10 mas gTatR = BatinfsCtoris, Bon nusstrOB
degaog.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
Efficient Corps Teachers VIII Have Charge of the Work The
Subjects Selected.

State Summer Normal will be conducted Newport News
during the month of July The object make teachers
efficient prepare them for the State examination which will be
held July 29rh, goth, and 3I.
regular $oo will be charged and board will be given
for $I2Oo
following subjects and been selected The sub
jects will be elective.
Prof D. Webster Davis, conducOr-Civi Government and The
ory and Practice.
Prof v Norre Richmond Public Schools Arithmetic and
Language
John NJ. Candy, Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute
History and Geography. TETR'Tx Ai'''' = = '
Prof w. Bray, Berey Public Schools Algebra and Geog
raPhy
Miss Ada c. Baytop, HarshoMemorial CoegeMode School
and Reading.
Miss Sadie Stewart Hampton Public Schools Assistant in
Model School and Nature Study
Miss Boiling, Virginia Normal and Industrial Ins
tue-Physoogy, Raffa and Basketry.
Miss Carrie V. Dudley NorfOlk-Sewing
Miss NJ. E. Vernon, Newport News-COokng.
Address a communications the Business Manager
JAMES S LEE Business Manager,
2II9 Marshall Avenue,
EI t.. t.I..kIS Newport News, Va.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20

Mr.. Norvel Johnson has issued
invitations for the wedding reception
of his daughter Anna Elizabeth TO
Mr.. /. Me,endez King, Tuesday, June
80, eight until ten o'clock, 1907 Thir-
teenth street northwest. At home af-
ter July IS, 1907 Thirteenth street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Fearing
were the guests OF Mr., Henry Smith
and wife during their honeymoon
visit to Philadelphia.
Mr. T. L. Lowery has gone to his
home in Florida
Miss Hattie Patterson, who reacn-
ed this city few days ago, expects
to remain during the summer.
Mr. s. E. Woods has gone to the
city of Cleveland, where he expects
to remain during the summer sea
son.
Miss Clarine Clements and Mr..
Clifton ". Robinson were married
last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. William Clements. No.
25I8 Messmore Place. A reception
was held at the residence of the
groom's parents, in Cleveland Place
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
TRUE REFORNLERS.

Sunday, June Ith, was dedicated
by the True Reformers Of the Dis
trict as rally day for the Old Folks
and Orphans Home. Amount col
Iected to date, four hundred and sew
enty-fve dollars. This rally will
close Sunday, June 18th, at which
we expect to increase this amount
to one thousand dollars. Then our
attention will be turned to making
preparation to receive Rev. J. T.
Carpenter and Mrs. Rosa Thompson,
of Philadelphia, Pa, July 10th, who
will come to install one thousand Of
hcers in the main auditorium of the
True Reformers' Hall.
w. R. Griffin,
Chief.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
NOTICE.

One Of the large Recognition Bap-
tist Councils will be held next Tues
day, June %, at pm, at the Cos
mopolitan Temple Baptist Church
that was ever held in this city, and
invitations have been sent out to
churches of six States, including the
District Of Columbia.
It will bring to this city some of
the leading educators, and some OF
the most prominent preachers of the
United States. The following is a
part Of the programme: Tuesday,
June p, at ? pm, the Council will
be organized; at 7.3o pm. DR.. George
w. Lee, pastor OF the Vermont Ave
nue. Baptist Church, will preach the
sermon; DR.. w. Bishop Johnson,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
will deliver the charge to the church
DR.. w. w. Brooks, pastor Of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church,
will deliver the Bible.
Wednesday, June 24, at 7.3o pm,
DR.. NJ. w. Gilbert, pastor of the
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, will
deliver a lecture; subject, "The Great
Crises, and How to Meet Them.
Thursday, June 25th, at 7.3o pm,
DR.. George w. Sims, pastor of the
Union Baptist Church, will preach
subject, Hidden Force"
Friday, June Goth, at 7-3O pm,
DR.. w. w. Brown, pastor OF the Eb-
enezer Baptist Church, OF Pittsburg,
Pa, will deliver a lecture; subject,
why, When and How to Marry"
Sunday, June 18th, at II am. and
at 7,3o pm. DR.. Z. D. Lewis, pas
tor Of the Second Baptist Church,
will preach.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
CHEW - BAXTER.

Miss Maud Agnes Baxter and Mr..
Frederick NJ. Chew, both Of this city,
were married last Wednesday even
ing in St Dominic's Church South
east, by Rev.Father Frisby.The bride
was beautifully gowned in tulle,white
slippers and hair becomingIy arrang-
ed The groom wore the convention
al black. After the marriage the
bride and groom gave an informal re-
ception to her most intimate friends
at their new home, 655 Acker street
northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chew will be at
home tomorrow from four to half
after seven in the evening.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
LUD'S COLUMN.

A musoicale was given by Mr.. Hi
ram w. Ball OF 1913 Twentieth St.
northwest, Thursday evening. The
reception rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED with palms and flowers.Among
those who participated were: M.
Richard Washington, MrLK.Cham-
bers, Mr.. Speek Hunter, Mr.. James
Ably. Miss f. NaEder was a CEN
trail figure.
Miss Mary z. Bradford,go8 Twen-
tieth street northwest entertained a
few Of her friends at dinner last
Sunday. Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Bradford left the city Thurs
day for the East.
Mrs. Mamie Lewis, Mrs. Herdon,
Mrs. Henry Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch, Nr and Mrs. L. K. Cham
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hys, Miss Nellie
Pinket and others were the guests
of Miss Bradford.
There is nothing in rumors, Mr..
L. Kohler Chambers, president, and
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Byrd, vice president,
say that the club will give several so
cial functions this summer.
Thomas NJ. Byrd, of McNulty's
new stand, has gone to Washington
Park. He likes the neighborhood.
The marriage Of Miss Arnetta c.
Tinney, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis I. Tinney, and Mr Wilbur
s. Fagans, of Hot Springs, Virginia,
took place at the home of the brides
parents, 1927 Tenth street northwest,
Wednesday night, June 10, at eight
O'Clock. The ceremony, which was
attended by only few intimate
friends and relatives Of the young
couple, was performed by Rev. Alex
ander Garner, of Plymouth Congre-
cation Church.
The decorations consisted of pOtted
plants and palms.
The bride, who entered the parlor
with her father, was becomingly at
tired in travelling gown Of cham
pagne silk pongee, with hat to match,
and carried large bouquet of Bride
roses. She was given in marriage by
her father, and was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Suretta E. Lucas, who
wore a gown of tan linen, which
was handsomely trimmed in tan lace,
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with elaborate ceremonies on July Is,
under the auspices of the Sub-com-
mittee of Management, participated
in by the Lodges, Households, Coun-
ellis, Patriarchies and Juveniles of
Philadelphia and other cities.
For many years the G. U. o. of
o. F. has felt the need of a new
headquarters, and repeated efforts
have been made in the past to secure
suitable building, but it was reserv-
ed for Grand Master Houston's'' bus
iness administration to give the Or
der a structure which is an ornament
to the city, credit to the race, and
an honor to the great fraternity for
which 1t stands.
The Grand Master is being show
cred with congratulations upon the
erection and equipment of this mas
sive building, which. will be forever
a monument to his capacity and abil-
ity as a leader of this worldwide
organization.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
St. Lukes P. E. Church

Third Annual Excursion by the Congregation and Friends of
St. Lukes ?. Z. Church To Somerset Beach, Friday Tuy
~ 1908 The steamer Jane Moseley will
leave her wharf, Ninth and Watersheds O'Clock
ing to the city ample time rthe Tickets limited to 1000
which less than the capacity Ofthe steamer now on sale
at the residence OF Mr. Eugene Brooks 1887 Pierce Place W.
Orders by mail will receveprompt attention
Music by the Monumental Orchestra
Refreshments served at reasonable prices by the Guild
Fare for the round trip so Children Il years of age
p cents 4
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Grand Outing

I GRAND OUTING FOR THE BUSINESS AND PROFESS
SIONAL MEN AND WON EN- AND THEIR FRIENDS.
The Washington Negro Busine League branch of the Nation
al Negro Business League OF which Dr. Booker T. Washington
president viii have its First Grand Outing Friday June 20 1908
Gown the river at the Washington Park Park Company
has just finished putting nearly every kind and
character and It the modern Coney Island section Some
OF the special features Scenic Railway Double Decker Caros
sci FveCent Theater Shooting Gallery Merry-Go-Round etc
There very large dancing pavilion, with music which will bs
free o all
Boats leave wharf am PA pm and the last boat re-
turning from Park a 1890 pm.
Is enable all OF our Business and Professional women
and their friends spend ehera part day night
cool and enjoyable recreation and especially refreshing
to all children who have been school past ten months
Round Trip p Cents
OFFICERS:
J. ~ Lanktord Pret Daniel Freeman First Y. Prest
W. X rff Second v Prest Mrs l. r. Clarke Third VPrest
w. r Davis, Cor Secty. w L. Pollard Treasurer
Edw Rauser, Rec Secty. J. R Nicholson Sergt-atArms
A H. Underdown Chaplain
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and wore a large picture hat and
carried pink and white carnations.
The groom was attended by Mr..
Howard Jackson.
Immediately followed the recep-
ton, which was served by Murray
the caterer, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fagans left for Deer Park,
Maryland.
The presents were handsome and
numerous.
The Washington bee., 1908-06-20
THE POLITICAL SANITY OF
THE NEGRO.
From the Christian Index.

From the Christian Index.
There is no need Of Disgusting the
facts or losing our heads, whatever
rights the Negro has, whether civil
OF political, have come to him thru
the Republican party. 1t has always
stood for manhood rights. 1t may
have erred in some things, but when
a deliberate conclusion IS reached by
members of the Negro race they will