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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11
Close-In Acreage
A Workingman's
Chance

SEES five. recon- house all SIRED ana
pipes far aafsfs ioi tgsise. raf ltus tee
short hlafks eitg wafef Price $3.50
fsto rash balance maHfhiB pagHuFHfe
D. D. phlHirs. ASA Eistth as Hain
eFnf
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nEArH NOTICES.


cam on THANKS
We Wish Co. extend eur sfnrefe thank r.
e. che many friends and different ffar
tsrual sacisfirs fnf fhe kiudnsss And gym
rHthF and Kindly assistance DURING tbe
sickness and 81 fhf fuusfHi Uf uuf BE-.
lnsea husband and san. Alexander d. d
Mtrd
AIRS ANITA utWp
Mat AND Mrs JONAS MtNn
iloyd-.J tlaga a.. taeesmhsr =. ttts
ssth
plekersan u uifksfsan Sc. December
EaEt fQth n vs.
uaeEins uaFupnh uuasins seven
DAYS December 81 Nafsias EmsfEanry
hospital
Meow w Mccoy So December q
Faufth d and Spokane
shpisntsFE Cora hhaisnhsfs g. Se.
knusher Ef seattle UeneEaf hospital
Hotsfts rurama L~rss eR p~cefu-
hsf sfee Keystone tiae&
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Osteopathy

IN HOLT. oRFEopArttF rmvHi.
CfAS AND uFT1MEFH iHG. Atsa ssirs
stsefflfitT EftEafien- h4ht cure. dfT Aut
steam baths Eyes ffeafs1. glasses fits
tsd Fsufth yeas IN Heasfia TREAT
NESTA o. Tsisphans Aasa satl 4ef
Feaptes Rank ntda Hscana aaa FiAs.
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BANK cLgARlscs.

BETWEEN EVERETT fSTEHURBkN
AND THE SOUND Dive acres level
lard. excellent soil. three acres IN eultiva-
tom balance pasture GOOD fo4f-raorn
cottage. barn and outbuilflnFs5 orchard. .
small fruits. good watars price tatss
Terrna-tGaa cash. balance ionE time a.
per cent
ROBERT MALTnr,
Sls-se8-Bzt Alaska HaiidinE
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HARD TERMS
Nut Mash Fef Nogt Money
tssfd 81 SOS rash mnftgasr tisse
doe Nest 8Afeh ana afee doe tn fNn
gsArs i.arFs alne room modern helisf q,
teafees sgnait street assessment e. aHr
saar NabsfrsiaHnf aunsf % HHf4na
o. tee heiaN nsst ~ order ~ rraiias
iuansf ~ anfs fa save his farm This D.
q sanplrs saaN ena we don't office eva
pio5 she term suap 90 euf--e4f HisH
l. 90 $40 NHaar
rUg nEAtTa LOAN A mANKlNo co
Hatls sts central mas
cAHufNAytAHn Toa dan'f hafs 50
~ofk fer wAKes AiwsFs Oct Eaad
isass j nses = his tract * ths hesi iana
81 500 gah9ma fmilrY ara arr fasnAHN =
tnionF - So ~tn ~ - t@eethe2 tAans
- saif f9ft asrTssarF Address Larson.
y - noa $3.50 seattle H
essAsfiN gfANR-Yoa aon't haFs ~
safs ZEE naF~s aiwaFs esf seed
Orchard And sH . fer years - ynaf aan
isass . hass ia tsac; - fhs bssf iaaa
10 So Ysslna valley and AN fuFminE E
~sses ass raliraaa o X cofns asa iaia
80 cells fHat usFssNafg Address f.arsaH.
q . naa afAs seattle ss
0uuD mtrY
WaF ssN fnsh $50 ger month. an
sru Faa awm HtFs huisHiuE lots kHa ~
saehs Great Nesthern ANsitlnn \ hiarh
ffaaa raf fsst n o. Cos lngesssssnt
ra fAane Ballard ~ fHeaf
cunfHTMAH GfFr
fnf fnuf site HsN tunEaiow. afeen
t.ass fnF 81 Sc Nahe Toas oun fsfaHs
q ffsHtf Hens uniieinG Co. as Arcade
Anfs8 @srt&
Hsndgua pleas ~ rsoae price G y
ffegmeaH Agekafort AS EfaFy HiaF
LII
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For the gentleman. buy a Safety
Razor.
A. L. HALL,
11tf First Az. 800
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FOR RENT OoAB.
Continued.


rurniahed or unfugnished rooms "
ana % on Eaat isna ah Phone Aer,s
I 1850
Nrsfy nfnished Housekeeping foDms.
I 90 90 90 rhone T. flta hls
/ aioam heated toam. running water ~
wcfh Hud up casa feFfnih Az lheh'
Maia soss e-il
rhfss iarro fnnms. unfufnirhed beasa.
keepinH 500 2ofh 49, ihnn' lnN
faAe
Two plreN mtnlsbsd househcoplne
rooms SOFA b.. Cherry lhonr q slAt
cbaapsat furnished transient rooihs
sit tai Nufsi ie nlnutrs out Phone
Nurih on
Tus 90 ines mudsfa furnished house
krsrlHa ruomH Aata Taylor ltehe
Thres t6ussheanlse fnnms private
hiarks above irsief le-la
large snsis bonssHssplaE tass gpi
alec oihrtu walking distances balhs
Fvrrlsbra ieeef floor modern hpusf
watkins distance reasonable 2" tsl'Hhls
party rhone Fact 1915 lorll
Two fufnisnea housekeeping rooms ~,
rrnf fafaN ferfafs Court ihnns ltasi
asIf te.ta
Private family fso nioe foous. ciess
ini sac beat tiaA warren iHsls,
IagTs fronl room ana hiirheni hest.
iisht EaF Fahss IND 4 tsAl l9lA
Twe nigoiy FURNISHED rooms aai MAJ
Ton. Phone Main ba1e iP.ll
Nee hausssespius rooms. aif itsr.
rison. fagt uesh t-ll
foom Co. bafhefefl 20 month titH
Dearborn o. iH rear liat
iiousskserins recon- fer cars ~ thfss
rooms iei seventh AZ s-ll
ont nifsiy furnished foom for two
gentlemen o. lady Phone ttsF ~
Fnatiua o.
ons LARGE ssapins roonsi fite Per
week ~ tAffisoh = ~
NiraiY furnished trent room. 2 1850
Two fafnishsa hoassserpinE fu9ms.
tif iis i7ih - fhpns tlsT
Iioasel sssing roasas sisam heat iishi
sac ft1 firhtn ~. Hse iani'er it-il
BOARD AND ROOM.
-~sasaaasaa--s '--'a--ss'--s-~s--@@
FtGsiV fnfnishaa FHafHs ntfh hmAgR
hnun FHHAfNs sHMa HFat. tNttatin fef
tMN UF tn4f FFFsnHA. F8trt feArH uMtiH
eaiAinf aisiaats fta Nluth ~ teeat
Main tiHf fatA
rwa Hieeif Furnished feUasf eith ~
wffheNf private Hasfa 20 Hiihafes from
ergcna see s. chssff F.shs
tlts lois
Harfra WafAfHF Elfi Ga foafa Aha
hHaFt fHaa bifns4iNs fiafr lhrnf
East ktgt itrAf
I
iANNfR staHa ta4aFH clean fNaaiass NE
y "a NFuaa 8as Ullee 81 Mafn xfNs
miarfEelAsft
wanted as HffsHam tneFaef in private
family. 81 mrnk f#ff -attstE
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81 me baltimore. the barn Dance
Ia Wednesday and Friday evenings
10 ladies Tree Aeaehlhe lg %.
Nv s ,s1 s -,s,.. GA vs saa s, sss
IN flas
Wat ts mss >, eaes 10 eui hruss saa
v.oad u 80 eaY Also iptslilssnt man
10 shau iana, Use marih Meat ens
salesman speaking al ncanaiusFiaa i'm
ru@rsa see Bennett a. wharf ~ nfsrn
seattle Automobu. ssheot aay aaa
mtFht eiasaaM Practical teachers Hnaa
lrssaas en spste oats lnerhinss Eie
broadway. near fssisr Malta ftss IL
RaIssmsa sAntsh 20 fahs aas cash
Usskfy ssliine ghpics nura~fr sfsehl eat
~ free Capital ciu NafsSfT Co. halefsi
oFsenn III
Hats cisaHss nioshsa trimmed oar
- " hai s g Ninr hst werss fifsi
ana uhlan 'f
waaisd pertsS ., lhs osassisa iio-
tns barter shop m84tt
III sna afu a uashaf sa SAINT YhW. fae
90 so mesktr uluxe rAp W. EARNED Fuit
ttfna mfsh ~ good app~aFanes cats @Anf
"a Cali ftf Nenff tatidina. nafusf
IHsssHallassi Ftss EfnplsYrasas offiss
AZ kia6s hsiF frfuisnsd ctr - soantFf
-
isr asa uayaafd LOO fsgi ~
wAN4Eu-A tee secs ssissasn -
FsH fNDMWAfsE FfnHeFff Wsstsfr SITES
cofpefatlsn. taa.tis Afsafp Anass a~tf
ruoapEeronN san lsafn bla~pipins
$50 assaYtnN in ens meath Naias silver
piatlmam lsAS ttn aHa copper. ana lssss
fer fanxsisN ass ta&luni. eAaaNs aHia nnd
ssisrr fsa isad lte resFei ~ AZ Bee
7
WANTED fs~ seea .4issfnsn 20
sell fHuNuAtk Frapsfif Wrsfsfn steel
raFfaHaffes 4fs.ttd Arcade RwHss ar
HAS Wouonnow nav susbsssiss
af the H a. snitFsiia eaie ttik Enifa
Wasfsa nss 10 rag snea aoantnpn
esAf fnate cheap Prose #effh 1873
wanssa eFsanissfss 6ena sesamsls'
slHnH anF fsFfifeFF ORDER 20 uN3s assa
NsFeth. Haafsans Secretary naafh Bees.
lsa
HALEHwKS net rafn'ni.sisa etfsf sa
eaffh NeH@&H Retailers sAzl ia4se rn4t
faskst Hfafitahts foss CITY less
SITUATION wAaTEp-MALE.
..s..s--saa---.ss ss,...ssa-.-s.a---sa-.s--..
cia..snss ais unssr thts hsaa ~shs..
1 fhss fhFes tisass - esnts Ais wwsas
- W@a
Weata liar = peslisaa Faantnx small
rrElHe - steam hsAfiaE fiAaf fhens
g9e@n Ahns tffB tsstf
WAsTEo-AtscELLAsEoua
Hiu take Neea care anf fsat tssns
q rli far ll4hf aff9 ffls Himtsf Mfa
tFr resd peaa faf O. 90 cefd ua xfuse4
phHns sset ~gR1i
---s-----s-as--s-.-.s-.-----.-
FOR RENr-~NOUaEn
a.s--4---ss-sas
Yer vest tissFUom hanes ssaAle aad
eNifNsn hnHss heArfnE ffnlt trees rtfs
wafer. ftH VhFsr-f0ssrn hrmss city mas
ter a. cal fsfsehiaks Gravel &c ufs
frs = safh and inisfiaks rhune afseH
itEg Hit
Fut FsHt he Fsrsnans ssvsn-fuaan ned
Wfth laundry ffeFs basement. rinss e
EAri git siae Ffsuoni az fhwns
Nefth ffs ~-Rstt 4
I els rnerns raoasra Walking distance
tsets 20 adults US HiFAianf aFfse
corner uestef -@4sfa
f1enfy small and large houses fats
and stores for rent gsie Madisen III
--s-aaaaaz--asa---s
FOR RENT t-reurn roftAee al ffth
y. = hiprS ~ Madison tts Fast stFs
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nurrEnwOHrW a HoS. Professional
utFeetafa aHt Licensed kfuhaltaefs 1884
lat epr Moore theatre Hath nheres 80
tohnseh uaaiifrn. andsftkksrs gtEf
Fifss ~ FhuHss. Nsfa tfta ins attt
BaansY Watsau Go Funeral pifrftafs
Third AZ and ruissrsitg Roth Fhonss ~
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CHEAP. WIDOWS big chicken ranch,
large piece Of land, close 20 street cars
and stores. only tt7b Terms sgb down
~ month Free wood and water see
Are foreman or Henderson. az Earlins.
ton store, on nsw Henton limo. OF tiiii-
mans cashier. 10 Times block 1T
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Honesteads

Oct ie0 acres good valley land: rich
suil, plenty water level land that will
grow anythins good climate Come IN
ana let us show you.
r. y DIXON co.
Main 20, ans Marion st. Ind 90
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
Waterfront Tracts
and Shore Lands

zee arc now Plating see acres iiiils
asffh ~ thf university and ln ih' ~
itffa aide nf iatf Warrington ~ w..
he eHapt location ana oufHimH prices
HKATTfE uoMEHEHh Ems GO.
100 ghNfV ~ fFfnHhQ flHptl
Ufuoe open evenings until 1880
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Wanted Position cooking IN hotel or
private family Phone a2t7, Main hotel
room p -~11-lB-N
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Wnnted--Approntic girls FOR drosamnk.
ing fhon" Green 2iT till
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elTUATloN WANTEo-FeMALe

hrs. johnson. ciairvoysnt. card read.
ing Phone i7e8. Toll
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bFtNTNh NO FNE3s
sas---lsss'assssssss a-s ssass----ssas--
n G BRYANT. TAMtBEuMfaT. Nru
MANEn3 ~ lfln ENrEHtEsrEi
VHR HEAD TAxtnNMNtHT FUM W ~
sAfEANu. uE TACOMA Httt EVANws
TuN Az. FREMONT WASH y gsts
aatG aasf
Hrdaing Dancing Academy. san ana
fsfkson Glasses fer Hfsf week 81
n8nnfh Ass ni bitsa TharsdaF aa1 hatgft
daY evenings Easi ttft
FahaFa nf As8 80 4ssff NifsH
stsh seefg doFfn rhstasfaUHs far 90
dafs Fium Hfudta Ea Enian MiucA
eait+fhsF
AN vWE MAN No fies N ybur
haass wth say seFesas Randall I Asn
e&spsmtsr Hath rhenrs
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Classified ads under this head-threa
lines, three times, 20 cents BiK words
60 a line
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wtFE WANTED
NtddiesaRsa hmsiaeks n1am 81 Ennd
character Wishes 80 ForrHxraaH wifM maj
ttaxeabls lady 81 eand FhEFsetsF Ass
Abaut ~ ca o. olive r1gfset dsHffiNfian
az 60 completion. height sHiNhf Eptnf
- eyes and hair sHriass phefn N con-
ssnfsnf Correspondence ssfiffif conf
aeafiai and photo fsfsgnsd Ne ffffisfa
Address " James Gen pei seattle
Wash -4il.H
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-25
NEBRASKA NOW HAS A POPU-
LIST PAPER.


Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Slr: Some time ago I wrote
you in regard to getting a press, ex-
pecting to start Populist paper here.
Since writing you l have purchased
the Sterling Sun and am making it
Populist paper. [ am printing this
paper to hold all the local subscribers
and must give the local news first.
1t there is any room left then-and
there generally is-it is devoted to
Populist principles. Next summer
when advertising is slack | will have
plenty Of room and will do some hard
lighting for populism.
We are through with fusion here in
Nebraska. Last summer | made
hard fight against it, but as you well
know the Bryan forces were too
strong for me. We now have a Bry-
an Legislature and Governor that
ought to be enough for any Popuist.
1t Is the most extravagant legislature
Nebraska ever had. 1t has defeated
every bill for the betterment of the
state that has come up, and has en-
acted every bill that the bankers, cor
porations and breweries have wanted.
The people everywhere are condemn
ing this legislature. The Democrats
can't even elect road boss here now.
The time is surely ripe for the Popu-
lists to do something.
The thing for us to do now is to
hold convention and take one sim
gle issue and place it squarely before
the people. Then let us organize,
and all push for this one issue. I be-
heve the most important issue before
us at the present time is the initia-
tive and referendum. This issue is
OF the most Importance because it APP
peals directly to each individual vo-
ter. Then let us get together and do
something.
have no way Of reaching the Pop
ulists of Nebraska and would appre-
ciate it very much if you would in
sert a notice in your paper saying
that Nebraska now has a Populist
paper. The price is one dollar per
year. Perhaps we can arrange to ex-
change advertising. I ought to Sc
cure a circulation Of twenty thousand
in this state. [ am in the field to stay
until victory shall greet our cause.
Yours for success,
Allen L. Powell.
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13be Jeffersonian
A SCOTTISH BULL.

"Out of Scottish population of
100000" said the Lord Advocate
on the Housing bill yesterday, there
are 100000 living in one room. !"
"A voice amid laughter: "Not in
the same room ?"-London Daily
Mail.
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QUITE RIGHT.

Mother Alice, it is bedtime. All
the little chickens have gone to bed"
Alice-HYes, mamma, and so has
the hen. ''-Harper's Bazaar.
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THE ELLEN N"
Gainesville, Ca, March 6, 1909.
Editor Weekly Jeffersonian,
Thomson, Ga.

Dear Sir: In your issue of the 18th
inst. you have an editorial under the
caption cover in Tennessee" in the
first paragraph of which you write as
follows: "The Louisville and Nash
vile railroad is a power in the land.
Its resources are vast, its appetite
for more is ravenous, its arrogance is
superb, and its contempt for public
opinion is magnificent.
| presume you refer to that part of
the l.. & N. which operates in Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and not to their
roads which operate in Georgia, do
you not? Of course, we know that
the l.. & N. in Georgia believes in and
practices Jefersonian Democracy, and
In proof Of this assertion [ have only
to call attention to the following
facts:
For several days after the primary
last June, the L. & n through pas
senger trains, running from Atlanta
to Cincinnati through this rich sec
ton, had on their locomotive engines
large portraits of the Hon. JOS. M.
Brown. The L. & n people showed
by this that they were so glad Gilt
tie Joe" was nominated and would
be our next Governor. Well, you
were glad, too, because you had
thrown all your influence to his sup
port, furnished him free of charge a
lot of ammunition with which to bat
ter down ring rule in Georgia. And
We also know that you always sup
port candidates for nomination who
favor Jeffersonian principles.
Is not the Louisville & Nashville in
Georgia the same corporation and I'M
der the same management as the L.
& N. in Tennessee and Kentucky?
If so, why then is this difference?
This confuses me and I hardly
know where we're Sat" Please ex-
plain in the Weekly.
With great respect, [ am yours
truly,
r. f. ID. No. 2.
Ira V. Maxwell.
Answer: We learn from the above,
with pleasure and pride, that the L.
& \. Is good Jefersonian Democrat
in the State Of Georgia. Would that
it werD, so in every state.
AS to it's support of JOS. M. Brown,
we know nothing. If it opposed
Smith and favored Brown, it may
have been because it considered
Brown the less of two evils. The
Railroad Commission Of which Brown
jTas a member, had reduced freight
and passenger rates; but Mr.. Brown
had never declared, publicly and pri-
vately, that out-of-state corporations
should not be allowed to own and op-
crate railroads in Georgia. Such wild
and confscatory rawlings as these,
made Hoke temporarily unpopular
with the railroads. Hoke Numbered
his anathemas against the corporations
so loudly and so fercely that even
the corporations thought he meant
something by it.
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HOW TO Increase the Yield of Fruit

Increased fruit often the result Of good manage
than of good luck. Fruit and fruit
supply of
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MRS. M SUMMERS. Box 1872 South Bend gnd.v 9.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08
PYTHIAN ANNUAL SERMON.

Sunday May 2, the Pythians turned
out in full blossom, nearly 100 strong.
The march was led by the Uniform
Rank Co. and made a good exhibit,
the procession being led by the Odd
Fellows Brass Banl.
After reaching the church they were
joined by the Court of Calanthe, which
preceded the X Of P.s into the church.
After the prelate had offered prayer,
Major Otis b. Duncan delivered an
address on "Pythiansm,' an effort be
speaking the ability of the young man..
1t was brief history of the order
and a recapitulation of the work ac-
complished by the colored Pythians
and an enumeration of the orders prin-
ciples.
Mr. James H. johnson spoke in be-
half of the relation sustained by the
Uniform Rank and it's essentially and
ultimate good.
Rev. B. l.. Ivory preached the SER
mon, choosing his text from John:
Greater love hath no man than this,
that man lay down his life for his
friend.
The lateness of the hour forbade
him celebrating, but withal he did JUS
tice to the subject, all environments
considered. A handsome collection, at
the hall and at the church, was taken,
and the proceeds were given for the
following:
Nj mister Observation-Disclosures. $500
Organi ..,................. LOO
Flowers ................... 800
Printing and advertising ........ AIS
(Residue Surplus.)
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08
A Literary Treat.

There have been many literary
entertainments given here by our
people. but the one TO be given
May Is, promises to surpass all
previous efforts from a literary
point of view A glance at the
program sustains the claim, We
are catering to the most fastid
ious for we have the cream Of
the city to perform. We have
no reserve seats and will ask that
you come early SO as to get well
seated. There will be good ven
tiIatlon and the program shall
start at 8 p. m. sharp. The K.
of P have nothing but good
programs when they have any at
all. Every Pythian is desired
out-the elite of the city will be
there.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08
MATRIMONIAL.

On April the 26, at Decatur,
occurred the marriage of Mr. |
D. Jones Of Chicago, late of the
state house corps here, and Miss
Blanche Perkins Of this city
The groom is steany, progress
sive young man and the bride is
ao estimable young lady, the sis
ter Of Emmet E. Perkins, the
governors messenger. They are
residing at 722 N. I'd street, and
have the good wishes of the
populace,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08

Springfield beautiful is fast APP
preaching. Seventeenth street
from Capitol Ave-. to Pine street,
is soon to be a beautiful street.
Everybody clean up their
premises and let us show that We
are not lazy as Vardaman says
you have got to show the people
or they will believe Vardaman.
The colored clergy is desired
by Rev. Verden at the special
lecture tomorrow at Masonic
hall.
Mrs. Lizzie Morgan of S.
Spring street, was the guest of
friends at Buffalo. this week.
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Court Of Calanthe Re-
Organized.

Court of Honor No. IA Order
of Calanthe, was re organized
Saturday evening, May /, at the
Masonic hall with 16 members.
The g. w c.. Mrs Margaret
Womack Of Chicago, was present
at the reorganization. The off,
GERS elected are as follows:
W.C.-Martha Pettitt
w. Inx-Clara Wright
w. I.-Sarah Rose
Orator-Bettie Watson
&. of Fannie Gray
r. of A.-Venie Warren
r D Julia Duncan
S. D.-Maud Johnson
j. D.-Sarah Works
W, E. H. H. Petit
Heral ld-James johnson
Protector-Charles Rose
The G.. w. c., Mrs Margaret
Womack of Chicago, was enter
tanned by Mrs. H. H. Petit,
while in the city. She is on her
annual tour Of the state.
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Law and Order
League Meets.

Tomorrow at O clock at Ma
sonic hall, on N 85h street. Rev.
Chas. Verden of the State Board
of Charities, will deliver lee
ture before the body. All the
League members are urged to be
out as there is important bust
ness. The public is invited at 4
p. N. sharp,
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Bishop c. T. Sbaffer, MD, D.
D., will deliver his famous lee.
ture at ST. Paul church, Monday
evening, May 10. under the au
spices of the st. Paul and ST.
John churches Admission 25c
including supper.
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r. E. Gillum Here.

Presiding Elder R. E. Gillum
of st. Louis, was here Sunday
and held quarterly meeting at
Grace M. E. church, preaching
three able and logical sermons.
He is one among the scholarly
men of the race The revival is
still in progress at Grace and the
pastors and the other churces are
invited and urgently solicited to
go out and assist. Let there be
cooperation in the churches.
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Park Board Election

The attention of every intelli-
gent man, white or colored, is
Gale d to the fact that on May 18,
there is to be held an election for
members of tie park board and
every legal voter should vote.