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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
EDITORS OBSERVATIONS.
Continued from Page ]

ly we'll. They are far ahead of US in
Des Moines. The following business
will give you an idea:
Millinery and dressmakers, Mrs. Els
tella Hubbard; plumber, G. B. Mum
day; stenographer, e. e. Vaughn and
e. L. Willis; printers and job office,
The Square Deal Co., by H. r. Ora
ham; real estate loan and insurance,
F. j. Weaver; tailors, cleaners and
dyers, The Buffalo Cleaner, by George
Walden; transfer company, George
Jones; undertakers and embalmers,
Watkins Bros; jewellers, j. " Wilson
and H. D. Simmons; house and win
dow cleaning, The Acme House and
Window Cleaning Co., S. NJ. Petree;
groceries. Coo Operative Mercantile
Co, G. T. Mosby, manager, j. H. Mos
by, store, and Philip Taylor; baggage
and express, J. Z. Carpenter; drug
stores, E. S. Lee, Theodore Smith, the
Peoples; attorneys at law, G. H. Cal
loway and L. A. Knox seems to be do
ing well. The leading physicians and
surgeons are G. B. Perry, J. N. Birch,
IT, E. Dibble, M. H. Keys, q. F.. I'm
thanks, e. B. Ramsey. Hotels The
Dunbar, the Weaver and the Woods
all doing good business. The Afro
American Realty Co, operated by Will
son Morrison, is doing we'll; office,
1908 MCGEE street. Prof. r. G. Jack
son, teacher of piano harmony and
voice is a good specimen of the young
Afro American He is teacher in the
Quindaro college and choir leader Of
the Allen Chapel: residence, Nebraska
avenue, Kansas City, Kan. The
tGrayson cigar factory and barber shop
is doing q thriving business at 1919
East Eighteenth street. The churches
OF this city are better attended than
orr churches. The Episcopal Is pre-
sided over by our old friend and form.
.er townslnan, Father Ed s. Willett.
He is doing well and building up a
good. healthy Christian influence.
The Allen chapel, presided over by
the Rev. W. H. Peck, on Tenth and
tChallotte street. and the large Baptist
pastored by s. B. Bacoat on the OPP
posite corners and thing of beauty,
each a modern building with pipe Or,
gans. seating about 1000 people. The
were both crowded at all the Sunday
services. The chorus, numbering about
thirty, had prepared programs. The
other churches, about twenty in num-
Der, were prepared to receive the Wis.
itors. The schools are In an excel
lent condition. They have about eight
buildings with nearly fifty teachers,
all colored. Prof. Baldwin 10 princi-I
pal Of the high school building, which
is q very up to date, modern build
ting We editor had the pleasure Of
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
Ru.ins,. Tied Up BY Many Liens.

We are still hopeful that the affairs
OF the Metropolitan Mercantile and
Realty company Of New York may be
so adjusted as to render it possible for
its managers to continue the business.
1t takes A great deal Of money to run
an extensive business Of the kind
which has been carried on quite sue
cessfully by the Metropolitan people
for nearly ten years, Too big a spread
often spoils the pie. An indebtedness
Of S1O,379.41 Is quite burden for a
young concern to carry along with its
current expenses and other financial
obligations at the same time. Heavy
liens on property il not soon got rid
Of will tie up any business.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
The New Wardrobe
Cleaners and Dpefs
Once and Works
8l4 Locust, Des Moines.
Phones 1871. Ed. CRAWFORD. Prop
NOTICE IN ACTION TO E'ORE-
CLOSE ON PROPERTY.

CLOSE ON PROPERTY.
State OF Iowa, foiK county, SIS.
To VIM. G. Hoover, you and each
of you are hereby notified that there
will be on file In the Office of the
clerk of the district court on or be-
fore the Goth day of August, 1909, a
petition In equity of the plaintiff
claiming OF you personal Judgment
for the unpaid special assessment
taxes for sidewalk and regular taxes
assessed against you with interest at
8 per cent from the date that special
assessments were signed by the
county auditor, asking Judgment
against you for said amount and at
torneys fees and claims against all
of you the foreclosure and sale of
all or sufficient part Of said lot des-
cribed as follows:
Lot 49,, College Park addition to
and now forming a part of the city
of Des Moines. Iowa, to cover said
assessments and costs of this action.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon of the End
day of the next term of said district
court to begin in the city of Des
Moines, September 10, 1909, default
will be entered against you and
decree rendered thereon.
John l.. Thompson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
Grapson and John Lewis.

At late hour splendid repast was
served consisting of ice cream and cake,
sandwiches, coffee and fruit. by the
hostess mother, ...rs. Fannie Parker,
who was assisted by Mrs. B. T. Lewis
and Mr.. Burt Allen. Not until the wee
small hours had began to dawn did the
guests depart, wishing Miss Parker
success and happiness in her studies.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
INDUSTRY or JOSEPH /. Jones

Many oldsd LIE 81 Adjutant General,
Uniform Rank knights ~ Pythias.
n view Of the sweeping legislative
oct Of Georgia. recently passed by the
legislature and signed by Governor
Brown, denying the right of Afro
American secret societies to wear the
regalia or use the ritualisttc work OF
ulmilar organizations Of white peoplc,
we give this short sketch Of Joseph
Il Jones. adjutant general Of the uni
form rank department, Knights OF
Pythias: He Is one Of the most aggres-
sive Afro-Americans or the west. He
smiles ct the obstacles which are wont
to impede the progress OF the race. and
he may rigbtfdlly be classed among
the optimistic who see a great future
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
GOOD Tor Billousuess.

/ took two Of Cbamber!ain's Stog
ach and Liver Tablets last night, and
feel SO per cent. better than have for
weeks, says j.. j. Firestone of Allegan,s
Mich. They are certainly fine arti.s
Gle for biliousness For sale by all
druggists. Samples free.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
Why?

From small beginning the sale and
use OF Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy
has extended to all parts of the United
States and to many foreign countries.
Why? Because it has proved especial
" yalua bic for coughs and colds For
sale by all druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
ALBA NOTES.
n fSnecial to Bystander.l,

38EE9 vSVeCInI " ySt1sHueI.J.
Last Saturday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Allen was given
! farewell party; in honor Of Miss Eva
Parker. who taken her departure Mon
day for Jefferson City, Mo, where she
will attend Jefferson Institute.
The guests which numbered twenty
i've enjoyed the evening with CONVEX
5sation and ! general good time was had.
ss a number 81 vocal and instrumental
eetions were rendered nv Misses Ora
sslnaa JeWett Iswis, Eva Park Hattie
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
M. w. u. GRAND LODGE Or
IOWA AND JURISDICTION
A. r. & "A. M. sl
-
Grand Lodge meets ut Des Moines,
Iowa, July, l2-l3-l4, 1910.

Grand Lodge meets Ut Des Moines,
Iowa, July, l:-l3-l4.si9i0.
GRAND LODGE oFFicERs.
w. 81. Milligsn. M w. Grand Mas.
ter, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Rural Route
wv. j. Shepherd. R. w. .. Grand War.
den, Buxton. y
Albert Walker, R. w. J. Grand War
den, Marshalltown.
81. X. Hilion. R. w. Grand Treasurer
Omaha, Neb.
T. H. Sturgis, R. w. Grand Secretary
Sioux City.
w. P. Wade, r. w. Grand Custodian
Omaha, Neb. ara
Z l. Z. Brown, Chairman Of Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, Marshall
town
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10

Y New Camp Of Spanish War Veterans.
Another camp Of United Spanish War
Veterans has been organized and mus
tered Ia at washington. The new
camp Is composed Of Afro-Amcrican
soldiers and sailors OF the Spanish war
and viii be known as Alfred G. Mark
Ieyscamp. As there are two camps OF
Afro American Spanish war veterans
now al Washington. It is said tiat
they may be formed into depart
tIiptlfg si{ 5 III NJ sg5gStfs s5s
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
Afro American. and Temperance.

Afro .KmeFlcah3 1hd 7 empeF1Hct.
]. We are pleased TO note the active
Interest which our people are taking
liz the temperance movement through
out the United States. Il few more
pastors Of Afro-American churches
would lend their influence to the
cause, backed up by the public school
teachers, Sunday school teachers and
3onr business and professional men, an
effective blow could be hurled against
saloon keepers which would make the
liquor traffic quake for fear, This can
lie done A million Afro-Americans
could easily be got into line for an
active temperance campaign IL prop
serly organized under good lead ership.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10
j. Il. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
J. H. SHEPARD. MANAGER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIpTION

Entered at the Postoffice as second
class matter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10

We are prepared to do first-class
job work at reasonable prices. All
of our work is guaranteed.
The Iowa State Bystander is the
eldest Afro-American journal pub
lished in Iowa. 1t was established
in 1894 and is read by nearly all the
eolored people of Iowa. We have
correspondents in the following
towns:
Davenport, Mrs. C. Fl. Marshall.
st. Paul, Mrs. @. H. Hicks.
Minneapolis, James Wilson.
j
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-09-10

When
all lengths and all conditions Of growing bald
b the hundreds achieving The
proof
whose hair actually they
mentioned when trying sell their that
theirs the inst god referred
only PoRO Hair the
PORo only
.@sa
Beware Of limitations
s**s Call or address mail to @@9
MRS. A. M. POPE-TURNBO.
2223 Market ST. St Louis, Mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

Eiorfs lin6 Margoretc 2ippS. Der
6cItgottcsOienit beginnt lln %11llbr.
9reieiutQfeitS Stride.
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belltigcn &ormittu9S g. 6eItaotte0a
oienit in Der oeiltid)cu Grrieiniatci:S.
STRIDE al Der Ir~initpltraBe il6cr 6oS
Gbcnla: n0Inubt Die bcutiac Gbrt-
ItenGeit an geiiti9e arGite, Die in'3
t0gIidc 2eben cin9reifcn?" Sim
Shluiie bea ACCOMPLISHMENTS iinoe:
aQgemeine NbenOmobIfeict ltott. De.
ionoerS crbebeno miro Iid) ole Glbcnbs
icicr gcItnltcn, oo nit DEM FiingIt.
Sonntog sic Nbcllo @ottcSoienite
id)IicBen. Roitor Ster0cr bat nuber-
orOcntlidj intcrciiontc Gi6tbil0er,
S5cnen aus Dem @iirGcrtriegc,
Sd)lo6tcn uno @elogcrrngcn H. ~,
Die cr ben 3uidorcrn Dor Iltacn rib
ret miro, I'M Die Shrcdcn Oca arte.
QeS un0 Die Seqnlm9en OcS 6ricbcns
rcdt cinoringlih iuu.itriren 3l f0n.
men. 9oS miro Scr Ictte iuultrirte
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lie, on er gon5 bcionOcra fir Die @ro'
bcri6niidlr10siciet poBt.
Nir0 Stills Erc0i0er IN
berW cmorinltird c.
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Der biidofl. protect. Ct. @urtboIomGi.
STRIDE, murbe gum Siilisprcoigcr on
Der Wtcnloriol Stride bcrilicn, nerell
Reftor fem &otcr Or. @m. Wt. Game
lett 81 Sobren lit. &oItor ". =.
Came lit felt 6 &obren Hcftor Der
ct. 8ortbolpmQi $ STRIDE un0 bot
0iCie @cmeinoe nntcr icincr Siib,
rltng einen rieiigen AhliidJmuug &c.
llontnlcn.
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Stabt Baltimore.
Spuueuauf. nub .lIntcraana.
Tas @ctter.

Siir Warplauo uuo ben GiltrlttGo'
Ilmbio beutc flor, morQen unbe't0n.
niQ nit Regcnihoucrn; leid)te bis
mGBiqe umiprin9en0c @in0c.
Gas Neitcr mar qe1tcrn Icbr l60n;
Die b0dItc Temperature mnr 70 @rnO
nm 5 llhr NodwtittogS mo Die nico'
riaIte 81 @rao TOR & llbr Wtor9CnS.
,Sn Den onocren @unoeS Wetters
9eubud)tunga Stntioncn purben Die
ioI1cnOen 3emperoturen pcr5eihnet:
GnItport 80, BortIono go, Bottom y,
Ilbonp 66, Ncn 2)orf y, Ebilooel.
pbia "a, NtIonticc Gitp "A, Wolbln9e
ton 80, 9torioIf 10, &atteru9 S4,Gbarr
Iootte 81, N9iImin9ton Sc, GborIeIton
80, Sapnnnub 80. Sadlnnnllle 80,
1Supiter 81, Sen Wcit Sc, NtIontu 81,
9teip Orleans IS, Nuleitinc S6, 8al.
peIton 81, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Wteme
pbio 80, Cincinnati so, YittSburg 7S,
SslpeQo SO. Buffalo 90, Gl%cpelano14,
0etroit so, SeIeuo 50, WtorQuctte "A,
Green Ban Is, Chicago 20, GuIutb
6S, ct. Ioul a. ct. 2ouiS "a, aon-
los Gitp 80, Omobo so, &uron 80,
MiQiIton "a. SABRE 70, @cleno 90,
Salt 2ofc Gin 58, 3cnper 66, Nortb
Ylotte 70, Iooge Sin 81, Amarillo
so, SOS gn9eles 20.
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Ger Mtmoriufto0 Ser
8rancn." - Tic often Gunioos.
rtrten' Setcrutcn luerben an 3. ,Siu,i
Die 8r1ber ihrcr ulli ser ,2onbnn.
Farf. Cemetery" r%ubcnoen arie9s-8 So.
mlerooen Idlmiiden. Sn 5lpei Spi5ial.
Wa9gpns Der GmorDs 8rope.Ginie ser
Strobenbobn. @cieaidoit iueroen Ole
Snlolien btS Goriobrrirtcn,S eimS III
TifcSpiae nod Dem 6riebboi ge6rod,t.
Foltor art6nr 9. &iliielring BON Der
nlteil blld,oIlid)' protcitontiiden ct.
FaulSsairte an Charles. nno Sara.
toaoItrobe miro Die 8eoddtniBreoe
boiten. gm nGditcn Sonncritoa
Nbeno linoet ooS iGbrlife @ortenieIt
bes 9amcn.I irettoriums ocS Gonfos
oerirten.Seims IN Den prddtioen Nr-
logen oes Sein,s itutt.
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Ger Eniiogier 8erfe6r
inn Golpert . 9obnbof miro bem 10.
eben burd Ben General Igentcn
Gamble Sntrobe befunnt genladtcn
Sobrplon beoeuteno cingeidr0nft.
Nid)t olein miro ooourd Die Saupt.
lirie, ionbern olid) Die SporroipS.
Goint. uno @reen Spring . Clinic be.
t%roffen. Ger neue 5obrplnn lit fol.
GENDER: 9tod Noroen foDrenb: Spar,
rorpa Eoint 5 llbr, 9.25, 1870, 700 Ii.
sos; Union Station $50, 9.55, 200,
100, $50, $50, 1905, 2.05, 7.35,S.40.
8reen Spring Sunction 800; So.
fepspile G.10; Horfton 11.20. 1926 Ii.
S.45.
Nod Siioen fobrenb: Eorfton II
llbr, 400, 1890; Godepspile 5.37;
@rccn Spring Junction 8 llbr; Union
Station 6.11. 6.t5. III, t.22, $40.
5.t5, tt.40, tt.45, $40, $40; Spar-
rotuS Eoint 6.i5, t.55, 5.4S, 1916,
4.15. Sr. Gamble 2atrobc filbrte alS
@runb fir Die 4ellbcrumg an, boB Die
8elcllid)nft 0aollrd) Dem Hnlfiibel,
ilber pcldeS iid) bas Eublifum 10
Iebr beihlpere, beoeuteno 81 iteuern
CLAUDE, inoem Dos pielfahe Nitstau'
ld)ell bon Sofpmotipen bei'ni @intrci'
fen I'M llnion.9 abnb ip~eeIoIe.
Sn 8beeIing perbaftet.-
6ranf M. Soluper. meld)er bis Dor
aur5em @eidl1ftsfiibrer Ger bieiiaer
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12t, Sit.9altimoreltraBe, NOR mo
inter S%intcrlniiutg zines Gefi5its I'M
9etru9e BON $273,75 peridwano. lit
in Wbecling, W..ga., auf 9etreiben
Der @ebeimpoIi5ei.6irma Spnnoousr
& Sdnibt perbaitet worberi. = Sr.
Charles s. Shmibt begob lif geItern
nit HequiIitions .Gopirrcn nod1 srt.
nopolis, I'M oei, 8efnngenen ob,ubo.
len. g%efanntlih bat Die Sirno Spon.
bauer & Shniot Dor ctliden Mono.
ten einen anoeren ingetreuen Beam.
te Der rohtlifen 6irrln iii 3ucion.
ari5ora, aiiigeipiirt. ,.
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pollen Gcremonic'n ltottfinoen. Ser
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gm rGberidJmiifnHsstagc

Sob Oas lrouerrl, Lab baS 8ln9c1,
Mcun OuS 2iebite Don Cir gcbt;
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gen,
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gen
@uuoelu lie inn Worganlid)t.
llno fem 3ommer idrcdt JIG mcDr,
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Sern uolu armen groenleben.
9nB ooS 5rauern lab ooS Glagcn,
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gen.
Sob ons SrouerrL IoB' Dos alo9eu.
@lau6e MIR ans @ieoerieb'n!
8erne m06t' if 1ir's beut' iaeen,
CAB Die So0ten ouferItcb'n -
Inner 2eben bort niht olf,
Sober iteigen mir binuuL
3eit ll1o Houm fann inns nidt trent
men,
Senieita iueroen mir ms fennen.
Sob ooS lrouerrJ Lob boS &logclr,
Seb' Den 9lid MIR frob empor!
9ort, no feline @olfan ro9er,
SeTfnct lid ooS 6~rteoenstbor.
Gort miro IueS offenbor,
Ma6 I'M 2ebell 0unfel mar,
Sober 3meifel miro Damn idipinoe!L
@enn mir url$ BORT mieoeriinoen.
Sob ooS Srouern LAB boS alogen.
Sin9a MIR ein frobeS 2ieo;
2eid)ter mirit III NaeS trogell,
Setter i6einct Eein Semitic.
Wtog ooS SiebIte BON Dir geb'n
St bes CODES Strrm u1o @eb'n,
9oIb mirit Oh oud beimgetrogen.
Gap ooS Sroltern; laB oos alogen!~
q. j. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
Sbeo. $. Sicner e g.,
217, St.Snltimore.E trase.

Oeiltid)cs iino anocres alsf1nSt
ld,es 8eIo 3efauit iino perfauit.
9e~lolenonnscn beiorst nod Te,itif-
lono, Seitreidy TuBlanb II. i. 10.
Wetlel alisgeitelt auf aisIdnoiide
ganfen. Grebitbriefe unb 9rapelers
CHEQUES. (9-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
Srb6tf's cinsiacs IttTier.

8ir baben MIR Elm Ntelicr in BAL.
t%itipre, nno bas bcfinbet Ed in Sc,
Gtase aa ebcncr Grbe, Nr.321, NorS.
Wap., aabe Sisb.Str. Ginbcr.Vbo.
tcgraplien cine Spe3iaTifdit. Nein,
Asentsn nnS feineSreppen sa iteiasn.
s. &ebbel. 9. Grin, Ueiddttsfabrer.
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Soll an % n6er ia + q G
pertout baben.- TopioVlnm,
ipcldler III Nr. POI, Siib Siebitrabe,
cine WirtbldlnIt betreibt, puroe 9e'
ltcrn in Der oitlifeu Goli5eiitntion
megcn ongeblifen Spirituoienper-
taufs an ciucn MtiitSeriGbrieen burd
&idtcr S'9teill fir bns @erittsper-
fabren inter 9iirgid)ait geitcIi. Hun.
be.S Sergeant Hiefner nrib Goli5iit
8rauling butten onaeblih Den II
Sabre altrii Rcaer Nclion Gpfiila
o%bgefongeus nlS oerielbc NIum'e
@irtbihoit NIT cincm aciicl Bier Der
lieb.