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present and delivered an able ad dress to the boys and their friends, CD it co which was highly appreciated by all. Mr Griffia of Topeka, was also pres to co ent. 2 -3 TALE, KANSAS. Mrs Fannie Beaton is reported as not much improved: Mirs Jackson is nuon better, Mesdames Yarbaugh and White were shopping in Pittsburg Wednesday. Mrs Lou Young is her son this week.

Mrs Barkley and daughter, from 5 Rev, 'Fletcher left yesterday for 2 fcH mm ra OU 2 Io.a to assist Rev Sheppard with his juarterly raeetin? on Sunday. Mrs J. W. Shaw left today for Parsons, to visit Mrs J. v.

Dawson, ii Girard, speut a few dajs here among Mrs Battle, of Independence, is CITY LOCALS, While passing the Capital Hand Laund.y on Th'rd street Tuesday morning the writer's attention was attracted by the soft, sweet strains of a sacred hymn, and approaching a young nun we inquired as to what was going on. The young man replied. "It is the employes of Rev. Olden's laundry at devotions," which has always been the custom of this institution before commencing work." We listened outside the door until ti service ended, which was very impressive, and no ioubt is very helpful in keeping the emfcloyes in the path of rectitude and right, and we believe that if this rule was adopted and carried out by other iastituiions much gooi would result therefrom. their friends.

visiting her sister, Mrs Chas. Fields, 0. Miss Louise Foster spent Sunday Mrs Madie Webster, of Oklahoma m-TD (fl in Yale, visiting friends, City, is visiting relatives in the city. OtO's3 60 OFFICIAL CALL. Colorado Springs.

Colo. May 19th, 1908. To the Press: Pursuant to the Regular Appointment under the Provisions of the Constitution. The Western Negro Press Associa tion of theUnited States ot America is hereby called to convene at Des Moines, Iowa, in its twelfth annual session June 10th and 11th, 1908 Proprietors, Editors, Managers and Correspondents west of the Misssis sippi river are elligible to membership in said association, and are urgod to be present. Ve cordially extend an invitation to the members of the fraternity and the friends of the Newspapers in general throughout the country to meet with us at Des Moines to con aider those questions so vital to tht welfare of the race in the United States of America.

We also extend and expect all ministers and college professors, business men and professional men and women to join us in Prof Finley delivered the opening W. W. Fields spent Sunday in 1 (- i Iola. address at the Odd Fellcws celebration last Sunday. The affair was 0 not DM 0 largely attendtd and is reported as quite a success.

So" 8 da HUTCHINSON. KAN. Harry Plumme; is on the sick list Mrs Johnson has been quite Miss Georgia Franklin aud Ye; 4 0 3 ,0 stjA'Sj mother of Frauklin, spent Sunday in Yale. ill, but is better at this writing. Frank Taylor and Miss Grace Tay lor were guests of Mrs Kate Wickliff In looking up news items we were surprised to rind that our people did not notice the excellent opportunity and Miss Alice Pope.

Are You Sick? Mrs A arena is now settled in her beautiful home. The 0 ens brothers this meeting. are opening abeautitul restaurant. Recent developments show the need ot action on the part of the in Mr Sims and wife are back in4the telligent and thoughtful members of Rock Island Restaurant, and ail are the race and the press, with the aid glad to see them. and assistance of the clergy, must Mrs Nora Engless, of Newberry, undoubtedly take the lead.

W. Duncan, President. Porter S. Smith, Recording Sec'y. The Fountain of Health Bath House Makes a Specialty of treating Colored Patrons.

We are pre. I ared to give Mineral and Mud Baths, Russian and Vapnr. You Will be Surprised at the Good ycu will get out of our Treatments and the mineral Water ct this Beautiful Health Resort A Block from Post Office, Excelsior Spring, Mo. For further Information, write, F. J.

WEAVER, 1005 McGee St. Kansas City, Mo. to wake money. The club declared a dividend on April 10th. One boy who was bright enough to look after the matter, cashed in his cards at two dollars and geventythree cents each.

'lhrough the negligence or oversight of some people who might have taken his place in the dividends they neglected and lost that excellent opportunity, Every 4s lb. Back of H. II." Hour contains a card. Each of these cards is worth 5 cents in the purchase from The Topeka Milling Co. of one Universal Bread kneeder.

There is another way these cards can be used. Ask your grocer about it and if he cannot give you the information, ask the Topeka Milling Co. to fx plain it to you. Nick Chiles, Chairman Executive Soutn Carolina, wih lecture at the church Tuesday night. Rev Howard of the Baptist charch will leave tonight for Coffeyville and Galena on business connec ted with his paper.

Committee. Address Hon. John Thompson Des Moines, la concerning hotel accommodations. WINFIELD, KAN Rev S. Bandy held memoria services at the 2nd Baptist church TOPEKA FISH OYSTER MARKET last Friday in memory of our late WEIR, KAN.

Prof W. King has closed his school and he and his son Eddy left on tne 13th for Kansas City, to spend the summer. His daughter, Nannie, teft that night for the same place. Miss Maud P. Mosby, the assistant teacher, left on the 16th for Warns burg, her home, taking with her little Dannamay Borders, who will VrViViid Supreme Grand Chancellor, S.

S'aiks. Wholesale and Retail, D. WOOLF, PROPRIETOR. Baptizing at the A church was postponed until next Sunday on account of high water. A contest is uow on which expires Nov.

30th. A similar contest expired April 2nd, 190s, and some of the cards in that contest were actually worth $2.72 each. It will pay you to sit up and take notice. A. Gregg, of Wellington, spent spend two weeks with her.

323 Kansas Avenue Rev. N. P. Anderson and Mrs. S.

Ind. Phone 1839. A. Kinnell returned from Girard on the 1 2 th, where they had attendnd the funeral of Mrs T. E.

Pierce. D. Griswell left on the 2ovh for Fish, Oysters and Game, Ship to All Points on Short Notice TOPEKA, KANSAS where he has a 160 1 Sunday in the city. The ladies of the A church served ice cieam and cake at the church. Saturday evening.

Mrs G. A. Nichols, who has been sick the last two wteks, is slowly improving. Mrs. Frank Germney arrived from Wagner, Okla last Sunday to jotn her husband and make in Winfield their home.

They will reside on E' Sixth street. Mrs VV. F. Warder, who has been acre farm. R.ev.

N. P. Anderson left on the! FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHUKCH. The Sowing Circle will hold a meetir this afternoon at the church, where the plans for the great bazaar, which is to be held during the first week in June will be discussed and furthtr irrangements made. The ladies have been woiking up this fair 15th for Birmingham, Alabama, to 1 Mme.

C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower visit his family. His pulpit a the St John church was filled by tiev G. W.

Williams. The A church gave a rally quite sick the past week, is able to be out again. She will visit her pa rents in Abilene, for a few weeks. Rev S.S. Bandy preached in Well on the 17th.

Club Nj. James Fergersou captain, 2, William Wadkins captain, $3. 36; S.Ella George captain, 3 13 341 4, Lilly Du-pree captain, $13 41; total money raised 353 31. Many visitors were ijjgton last Sunday. for seme time and have prepared an attractive display of fancy work and articles.

They desire your patrDnage Rev, Carr delivered the morning sermon on Sunday and was given goo.i attention by the congregation. The text was taken from Proverbs 3rd chapter. Tne Sunday school revival con tinues increase in enthusiasm and Rev. Reeves met the State Sunday School Convention in WTich ita recently. He reports a pleasant time.

present and two able sermons were preached by Rev Brown. Dinner was served at the church. Mrs William Pedon.of tne Sidcure farm, spett Saturday and Sunday in the are quite excitinar. Last Stiii the reports were as follows: Pii.k, $11 PA, 76 jupils; Greens, 98 pupils. the city, the guest of Miss Dollie Foust and sisiers.

Wesley Morris left Thursday eve for Kai sjs city, where he will reside for the summer He is a member of TAILOR WANTED. Coat and pants maker can earn per week. Address, E. 0. Washington, 120S, Sou A Walnut street, Coffeyville, Kansas.

Jhrj Runual picnic will be held at Wiison's park on Memorial day. A gains of base ball will be played between the Pinks and Greens. Trie Ideal Octette gave a concert A. B. CONNER, Groceries aud Meat Market, Ind.

Phone 710. Friday niht for the Pink side which was well attended and the program was to th usual standard of those rendered hy the octette. the Second Baptist church and its choir, and will be sadly missed. John Lenox was up from his farm in Bolton township, last Monday, the guest of Sol "North and famiy. Lawrence Work, of Guford, passed through here Monday, en route for Arkansas City, The Circle met at Grandma King's last Tuesday at 3 o'clock.

James North has returned from the eastern part of the state. Henry Shafers, of Wichita, spent a few days in the city last week, the guest of his aunt Harriet. All Kinds of CAN GOODS. Com-plete Line of GROCERIES of All Kinds. For long and beautiful hair use JIuie.

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BROWN'S CHJPEL. Rev. Bnwnlee, torraerly of the South Carolina conference of the Ai Kansas Topekt E. church, preached to an appre ciative audience Sundav rnnrninr'. Dr, W.Roger Russell DENTIST whi'e the pastor, Rev.

M. Pope filled the pulpit at St. John's M. E. chutch.

We are glad to note that Miss Maraie Spradley, one of our worthy and esteemed members, is improving nicely frm injuries received in a recent fire to All Work Guaranteed Give Satisfaction CHANUTE, KANSAS. The Black Sox Base Ball Boys, social, which was given last Friday nisht, at the Union Hall, was well attended. Mr Chiles of 1 Kansas Hell riioue 77 TOPEKA. KANSAS.