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VOLUME IX. NO. II. DETROIT, MICH., JULY 31, 1891. WHOLE NO. 427

wants to be a Bishop because he step­ J^Aijp v JOJ ino uaj[u} .>.t>.u «*jtrg^iap ped aside and let Bishop Gaines in. Sal- the chief objective points being the ters wants to be a Bishop because I Island home and C F. Johnson's stock "PLUTARCH'S TOPICS." that is the only way to keep a cer­ farm. The Island home is one of the DIXON IS A WHIRLWIND! tain fragment in the connection.(?) Dr. most magnificent farms I ever saw. JUST ANO CANDID CRITICISMS NOT LIBERAL SENTIMENT AND SENTIMENT HE EASILY DEFEATS THE AUSTRALIAN Embry wants to be a Bishop because NOT SO LIBERAL. The rolling landscape, the well-kept WANTED. lie is tired of struggling, like Atlas, fields, clean lawns and out-buildings, FIGHTER. under the enormous load laid upon the splendid outlook, all combine to ihorch Organ* M Whltewuh Bro.he*- the shoulders of the "business mana­ How to Travel In the Sonih.—Prosperous form a spot that refreshes one and Only Five Round* Fought.—Hat thoad Were A« io Presiding Elders.—Who la ger." Citizen*.—A YUlt to a Delightful makes it a most delightful spot to vis­ Ve.y Lively for Mr. Willis—An Billy Greyl It is a peculiar fact that candidates Farm.—Personal Mention. it. The owner, a Mr. Dixon, an aged Triumph. come up long before the necessity for Editorial Correspondence. man and sterling Republican, welcomes The peculiar sensitiveness to any dis­ more Bishops is apparent, and that the all who come. At his place, at least, San Francisco, July 28.—The ques­ cussion of his doings that is not all general conference must be pounded Over in Eastern Tennessee, where black and white appear to be o« equal tion of the bantam championship of grounds. On the register, the Nash­ flattery, renders it difficult to speak of and hammered a good while before glides in graceful curves, the Tennes­ the world was seltled tonight at the it is brought to admit that there is see river, where hill and vale alternate ville American appears just above the California Athletic Club's rooms in this public men of our race in the same fair Plaindealer. room for two or three more upon the to form a section rich, in varied, rug­ city. George Dixon, a Boston color­ and candid manner in which white highest roost. The A. M. E. church ged and grand scenery, lies the city ed boy, the acknowledged champion men discuss the conduct of their lead­ at present has a third more Bishops But the place of greatest interest of his class in America and Great Brit­ than it needs and pays in salaries to of KnoxviLle. Not far from here to er*. to me, was the stock farm of C P. ain, shook hands with Abe "Willis, the them, and in extras, about $6,000 the Northwest, lie the coal mines, re­ Johnson, better known as Cal. John- best lighter of his class in Australia. As a rule, Afro-American men of ev­ each year that should be used to in­ cently brought into prominence by the sou. He is one of those men who re­ Dixon, by his prowess in the ring and en national prominence regard it as crease the salaries of the old men who flects credit on Afro-Americans, be­ have so faithfully served their church. strike of the miners against the em­ his unexceptionable conduct out of impudence for any one to criticise any­ cause of liis business capacity and his However, it cannot be denied that ployment of the convicts in the mines. ability to make money and accumulate it, won himself a place in the annals thing they say or do. This is more Bishops Gaines, Arnett and Grant have This section is by far, the most liberal it. Estimates place him as worth of sport beside that of the most gal­ lant of the hard-fisted fraternity of any especially true of churchmen. Negro much more than paid their way by part of Tennessee. It was strongly about $200,000. At the farm we preacher* think that it is a sin for the large results they have brought found him speeding on a 5-8 of a mile class or color. The purse, #i>,000, is in money and members, and that Bish­ Union during the war; it rolls up track, a trotter that could go in the the largest ever held up for two men person to find any fault with their op Tanner is an acquisition because now, large Republican majorities, and twenties. For the pleasure of his vis­ below the light weight to contend for, doings- of the lustre he adds to the intellect­ if anywhere, here does the Afro-Amer­ itors, lie gave some exhibitions of and tlie California Club gave that These same fellows do not hesitate ual complexion of the church. speed, trotting and running. Then to proclaim themselves the represent- ican come in contact with the most amount in recognition of tlie import­ "Plutarch." showed them his various pets and gave ance of tlie battle. There is not a alives Of the people, yet they are un­ liberal sentiment of the state, and their pedigrees, and entertained his willing lor rli.25, but she demand cant lor some enthusiastic advocate officers and hustlers of the Building siasm was experienced in this country, deny it. Rem ember we are not spite­ ed the entire $12. Dr. Henry was of either city to fill in. and Ix>an association here. The Pat­ but McCarthyites ligured it that Dix­ ful, nor do we rejoice to find evil ex­ then called and in attempting to force tersons, of the Negro World, are en­ on's victory over Wallace meant only isting; our mission is to destroy, not her to take the lesser amount, she ergetic business men, and appear to be additional glory for Cal when the pair increase, the evil. We wonder if the Despite the more liberal sentiment coining money out of their paper. claims that he assaulted her. She of East Tennessee, there are conditions Squire Maples is one of the most pop­ met to renew hostilities. On his re­ American Baptist knows any one nam­ sued in the City Court for her wages turn to this country Dixon gave John­ ed -Billy drey." that would render existence almost ular justices of the peace in Knox coun­ and won the suit, and now she has intolerable to the Afro-American bred ny Murphy of Providence, his quietus The tendency to flatter sticks out entered a suit for $2,000 damages for ty, and is the only Afro-American that in almost every Afro-American. It in tlie North. Accustomed to the full holds an elective office in the county. iu easy style-- Mjatuk^hire -Cal AleCur enjoyments of parks, ,.^theaters, ice­ thy was going through the country is a relic of slavery, JLrharaeterbrti£ a8siiUlt- - *•--•-r»* or1 a servile mind. W nviTt'oloTi ifmm cream saloons, lectures, restaurants, uttering loud boasts ol what he would hotels, etc., their denial would seem The Minnesota delegate was extreme­ do to Dixon if given an opportunity speak <>r their superiors, it is always ly unfortunate in not arriving at with extravagant praise or extreme Ooposed to Washington. to rob then of half their existence. to fight him again. After much troub­ The knowledge that one cannot exer­ Knoxville until the day after the con­ le McCarthy's chance came March 81, abuse; a calm, critical opinion is sel­ cise certain privileges given to others, vention. Ex-President Price is on a dom uttered. The churches do a great Afro-American Ve it-ran a Don't Want the if not openly so advertised, does not tour in the interest of the Southern this year, and the result was a victo­ deal to perpetuate this abominable Encampment to go There. seem so harsh as it does when this in­ Exposition, and could give us but one ry for the colored boy, and oblivion evlh The following letter was addressed formation is openly flaunted in connec­ day. One of his first tilings to do af­ for tlie Jerseyman. » In the colored Methodist churches tion with the brutes in ones face. Yet ter he had seen and shaken hands with at the North bull-headed presiding el­ to J. W. Douglass, Chairman of the not only in Knoxville, but in other me, was to laughingly criticize the Abe Willis comes from Australia, ders are as unjust to the men under Citizens' Committee, Washington, D. C. sections, there are parks, private per­ Plaindealer on its attitude toward with an unbroken record. He is three them as the whites are to the Afro- haps, over the gateway of which, the having a separate exhibit at the years Dixon's senior, and stands 5 American as a class. Dear Sir : Neither myself nor those associated following inscription is placed : "No World's Fair. Tlie Southern Exposi­ feet 8 inches tall, and is credited with Two-thirds of the Northern delegates Negroes or dogs allowed in this park." tion Association, so says Mr. Price, a score of victories. His hardest fight to the general conference of the A. M. with me, in opposition to bringing will have one there though, if it has was with young Kennedy, whom he' E. church are presiding elders. This the encampment of the G. A. R. here to pay all expenses. A remarkable defeated after seventy rounds. As tf» is not due to the superior fitness of in 181)2, "fight under the bush." Our Perhaps one of the things Plaindeal­ thing to see down here is the confi­ tlie relative merits of the men, Willis the presiding elders, but is brought opposition is based on a correct prin­ er readers would like to hear most dence and admiration the people seem is said to have a wonderful right hand about by a judicious use of tlinnib- ciple, and on that we shall appeal to about is the operation of tlie "sepa­ to have in T- Thomas Fortune. C. for a man of his inches, but does not Hcrews and tweezers. What Herod the Encampment at Detroit, next rate car" law, and a good illustration E. Lane, of Asheville, was full of bus­ compare with Dixon la cleverness and was to the Jew, presiding elders are month. You are aware that there of it can l>e found in the experience iness, and wants the League to at once judgment of pace. Dixon is as lithe to the people. The power of the of Mr. Wallace, Wisconsin delegate to adopt his industrial scheme. R. S. as a panther and as cunning as a fox. Southern presiding elder has become are quite a number of delegates to each encampment, that served as en­ tlie convention. Mr. Wallace took a Lovingood, of the Atlanta Times, the He is a two-handed fighter, whose ex­ so formidable that Bishops must pay first-class coach on the Queen and Cres­ only Georgia representative, is a young ecution at short range is terrific, aad deference to the creatures they have listed men in the U. S. C. troops cent, at Cincinnati. When the train man, who, I don't think, would be­ whose rushes are fairly smothering. made, to an extent most humiliating. during the war, as well as seamen in arrived at the junction of the East lie his name, that expects soon to make Willis Avas little known here, and What chance to develop pronounced the Navy, who are marked by a com­ Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Ry., a tour of the convict camps of Georgia, the betting before tlie fight Was in individuality under such conditions? plexion that makes them, in American at Oakdale, Tenn., passengers ior preparatory to making a fight on Dixon's favor, ranging from 100 to 70 Is the end of church organizations, the parlance, colored men; besides these, Knoxville had to change cars. With that most cruel, iniquitous and unjust to 100 to 00. Great interest was tak­ raising ol money and the maintenance there generally goes with the G. A. K., others, he entered the first-class coach, system. Iola was there, but not as en in tbe fight here and the club room of fat positions for a lucky few, or is to each encampment quite a number and was made to take the separate a delegate. The way she ropes in was filled. The men had trained faith­ it the elevation ol" individuals who of loyal friends and wellwishers. The coach, while all the whites in that subscriptions to her paper, is a cau­ fully and both were in perfect condi­ go to make up the race? If the form­ coach were ordered out. In Knox­ tion. L. W. Wallace, the new Treas­ tion. er 1KV the chief aim, the prevailing idea of bringing the Grand Army to Washington City, where the class re­ ville, he entered the gent's waiting urer, is a jolly good fellow, thor­ In the first round the men sparred methods are well adjusted to the end. room, and sat down. He was ap- oughly interested in the work of the carefully for fully a minute, Dixon But if the latter l>e the object sought, ferred to will have to undergo insults proachedVby the depot police, and or­ League. It is to be hoped that he and humiliation, from the keepers of showing the greater advantage in a great change in the conditions of dered out. He would not go unless will have more to do than the retir­ reach . Then Dixon led and caught church life an 1 church work, is imper­ restaurants, hotels, inns, saloons, own­ forced. Tlie policeman led him out ing Treasurer had. ative. ers of steamboats, places of amuse­ And carried out his valise beside. Mr. Willis on tlie jaw, sending him down*. W. H. Anderson. When he rose there was the liveliest The presiding elder system is not ments, etc. etc., does not occur to us Wallace wanted only the experience kind of a rally, tlie men slugging suited to a people conditioned a9 we as being the proper thing, and we do to relate to his people; he got it. each other at close quarters, Dixon are. There was a time when the ma­ not mean to sit still and see it done The evening papers came out in arti­ plainly having the best of it. Willis jority of ministers were very illiterate without a protest. cles in which the action of one of the Whom God Joined Togetner. hugged as much as possible. and needed an overseer of more intel­ If educated, refined and cultivated delegates in making himself generally ligence, but that is not now the case. obstreperous in the ladies' waiting The second round was opened cau­ government clerks who have been These Have tils-en Up Single Blessedness — tiously by both men. Dixon rushed, It is now scld&ni true that the presid­ through the civil service mill; teach­ room as to compel hjs being ejected ing elder is a much better educated from the room, was severely comment­ Some Recent Weddings, accomplished nothing. A moment lat­ ers of public schools, people of eminence er lie planted a swinging left hand nan than the humblest preacher in ed upon, as well as the principles of On July 10th, Miss Jennie Thomas in literature, politics, religion, morals, the Afro-American League, in which on the Australian's Jaw. Several ii"piis district. He is usually a big, bur- art, science, authors, historians, men to Mr. Walter Riley, both of Jersey sharp rallies and much clinching fol­ *a§* ly, saucy and tricky tyrant, whose its members professed to be law-abid­ City, N. J. and women of letters and learning and ing. Thus it is that all offenses com­ lowed, then they kept up • a see-saw sole mission seems to be the collection travel, whose names are honored in , At Lebanon, O., Miss Annie Hughes or hist assessments and the eating of mitted by Afro-Americans of this, na­ on each other's Jaws at the closest the work of our own country and ture are exaggerated to bolster up a to Mr. John Lewis. Rev. J. Ferguson possible range. The round closed with big dinners. His decisions consist In abroad,—if the highest type of refined performed the ceremony. cutting off the heads of those who do false sentiment. cheers for both. culture, moral worth and the best At Middleport, 0-, Miss Lillie Gate- During the third round both were not play into his hands. If'the laity civilization of this century, which and ministers of the A.. M. E. church wood and Mr. Harvey Smith. The very wary at first. Dixon then land­ is splendidly represented in this city, Rev. C. W. Dorsey officiated. ed his left on Willis' body and right be fairly represented at the next gen­ cannot be accommodated at public These separate coaches are by no on his jaw. Neither blow did much eral assembly, the presiding elder sys­ inns, restaurants, saloons, hotels, on means equal in accommodations to Mrs. Emma Harris, of Memphis, damage. tem will be exploded like a bubble in steamboats and some places of amuse­ the first-class coach. I took occa­ Tenn., to Mr. R. L. Green, at Holly In the fourth round, after two min­ ten minutes. But so great is the lack ment, simply on account of their col­ sion on the return trip to pay a -visit Grove, Ark. Mr. Green was a stu­ utes of sparring, Dixon rushed and of true manliness that preachers crouch or, is it possible that war-worn vet­ to Mr. Wallace in that coach. »and dent or Lane University. landed on Willis' jaw and body sever­ and fondle before the man with a club erans and their friends will fare any found him enjoying himself with the The nuptials or Miss Charlotte N. al times, receiving two sharp raps in and elect presiding elders to represent better? other only occupant, a constable of French, of New York City, to Mr. A. return. Both were very quiet and them and thus perpetuate their bond­ There are many cities in this coun­ Anderson County. The car was an L. Askew or the same place, were sol­ saved themselves by dodging. age. There are very few of these pre­ try where we can encamp and will old Pullman, robbed of all its sleep­ emnized July 14th. Miss Gertrude The fifth round was opened like the siding elders who respect the Bishops, ing paraphernalia. The front and rear French was bridesmaid. hence the general assembly is a regu­ not have to encounter this pro-slavery vestibules had been retained and were others. Neither seemed disposed at lar mob when questions are pending caste distinction and race discrimina­ used respectively by the Afro-American Miss Fannie Arundell, of Cincinnati, lirst to rush and force matters. To­ on which Bishops and presiding elders tion. To think of coming here, and and white smokers. The passengers to Mr. Virgil Johnson, at Allen Tem­ ward the close there was a sharp ral­ hold different views. on this basis in a public meeting at of all grades of respectability being ple, July 30th. Mr. Johnson is the ly near the ropes in which it was give Detroit, the first day of the encamp­ sandwiched between. This road, the popular headwaiter of the Gibson and take for a moment, though Dixon The Bishops are the heads of the ment, we propose to open this matter house of that city. was plainly landing harder and often- church, and within proper bounds, E. T.. V. and Ga., was opposed to this then and there to the encampment and On July 28, at the A. M. E. church, er. Presently Dixon caught the Aus­ their words should be considered very the people. legislation and sent men to fight it tralian on -the jaw with his left and weighty and their office should always at the Legisslature, and its conduct­ Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Miss Ettie McPeters We have faith in the loyalty of the ors Bay that they have had more troub­ of that city, to Mr. John H. Tyler, sent him down. Willis rose to his be respected. If the Bishops get their people when outside of this city (north) hands and knees, and took his ten sec­ eyes wide open they will not be long le in the last three months complying of Lake Home. The reception was it is not warped by a desire to for­ with the law, than they previously held at the home of the bride. onds on the floor. He rose a little in seeing how the presiding elders are get its "faithful allies," and pander and when Dixon rushed him, he stood undermining their influence in the had in twenty-five years. The law is At Jersey City, N. J., Miss Hattie and toady to the sentiment that fat­ perhaps, more strictly followed here, prepared to receive the attack. He church and gradually constituting tens upon its disposition to humiliate Thompson, of that city, to Mr. William was not able to do much, however, themselves the dictatorial power be­ than in Central and Western Tennes­ Lane, of Newark, Ohio. The bride the colored race, whenever there is see, and seems to be divested of some in the rally that followed, and Dixon's tween the people and the Bishops. evidence of rise and progress shown was attired in white brocaded satin. right soon came into contact with of the peculiar features that the Chat­ Miss L. R. Soper was bridesmaid. From what particular quarters by members of the race. tanooga Observer so vigorously d—d Willis* Jaw and the latter went down comes the perennial cry for "more Very respectfully, some weeks ago. flat on his back. He fell heavily aad Bishops?" From among the presid­ your obedient servant, Prof J. C. Price and Mr. Manning. lay like a log. When ten seconds had ing elders and general officers. The George M. Arnold, of South Carolina, held a conference expired, Willis' seconds had to lift him growing number of aspirants for the Chairman Soldiers and Sailors Na­ Members of the Local League exerted with President Harrison at Cape May from the floor, aad Dixon was declar­ Bishopric, indicates the growing thirst tional League, 1622 10 st., N. W. themselves to make the time pass last Saturday, relative to Mr. Price's ed the winner. The colored man seem­ for power and the decline of consecra­ Washington, D. C, pleasantly tor the visiting delegates. appointment as Minister Resident and ed as strong as when the fight com­ tion to real service. Selpio Robertson July 10 '91. On the day following the convention, Consul General to Liberia. menced. . Hereafter no Correspond­ MILWAUKEE NEWS, WE GIVE YOU Milwaukee, Wis., July 27.—All of ence will be published that those disgruntled folks, who are so busily engaged in asking one another A Thorough Training reaches us later than the "What did the League do, now that it has had its convention? What was In all English branches, prepare you to 2rgt mail Wednesday morn­ the use of a convention anyhow?" be a good teacher, carry you through a etc., should read last week's Plain- regular college course and graduate you ing.— Editor:_____ dealer, and see lor themselves what with the degree of A. B. We also teach % was done. The Plaindealer contains you how to use the carpenter's and black­ a detailed and interesting account of smith's and farmer's tools, how to draw Our Chicago_Letter. the whole proceedings. One of the greatest faults of the Afro-American the plan of anythingyou wish to make or The Monument CrM«-A I'ewPlewant and race is its failure to properly support build, how to cook, sew, make dresses, Enjoyable Boeiml ETenia. its press. Until the ' race recognizes set type, run a printing press, and how ATLANTA UNIVERSITY ATLANTA GA the power and the influence wielded to sing and play on the piano or organ. ATLANTA URIVEH&ITT, ATLANTA, GA. Special Correspondence. by a press controlled by the race, and Chicago, Illinois, July 29. supports it as it deserves, just so long We surround you with good Christian influences without any sectarian bias. In short, we offer you a good, all-round education for The monument craze has taken hold will we be a race lacking one of the your head, hand and heart. We place you under experienced teachers, many of them educated in the best universities, colleges and of the good people of Chicago in all most distinctive qualifications to -normal schools of the land. We provide you with a comfortable room, steam-heated and lighted, together with plenty of whole­ it* craze force. Every prominent cit­ equality witli the Anglo-Saxon. There some, well-cooked food, and your washing—all for ten dollars a month. For your tuition we charge one dollar a month in the izen that has been, can be found "mon­ are seven millions Afro-Americans in primary course, one dollar and a half in the grammar, normal and college-preparatory courses, and two dollars in the college this country and a comparatively few course—these prices being less than one-third of the actual cost of the instruction. The 600 students who were present last year umentalized" in some one of the parks, newspapers edited and conducted by public places, or cross roads. The Swe­ found out that the best schooling is the cheapest. them, but out of these few papers and If you wish to give all your time to the special mechanical course, learning carpentry, wood-turning, blacksmithing and dish people lately erected a monument large number of people, there Is act­ mechanical drawing, you can do BO for three dollars a month. The regular mechanical course, with half the time in the shop and in Lincoln Park in memory of the de­ uality not one Afro-American paper receiving the hearty support and coun­ half in the school-room, is one dollar and a half a month. parted LLnneaus, their king of the flow­ The term begins Wednesday, September 30, 1891. It is important to be present the first dav. A few needy and deserving er realm. The last to take up the tenance of the Afro-American commu­ nity where it may exist. This is not pupil* can be aided. Catalogue will be sent on application to HORACE BUMSTEA'D, President. monument business is the Celestials as it should be. We know there are of Chicago; they say they have some a few papers not deserving encourage­ worthy Chinaman, whom they think ment, the editors of which appear to should be remembered in this way, and have not one single aim in view, pro­ purpose erecting two or more monu- motive of the elevation and interests uanents at Rose Hill cemetery, the of the race, but these are in the mi­ place at which these illustrious Chi­ nority. The greater number of our papers are edited by hard-workers, namen repose. With all these nation­ who are always upon the alert for the "THE alities ready to honor their dead, as best interests of the race, and such pa­ examples, it is indeed strange that pers should have a wide circulation. GRASP the Afro-Americans do not also fall We should make our press the power PATRONIZE in line and find some of their illustri­ and pride of the race, giving them the OF ous dead worthy of a monument or financial aid required to run first-class US (* papers, thus enabling them to bring AN mark in memory of good deeds accom­ before the world, the views and sen­ AND- plished. There are certainly many timents of the race in a manner be­ worthy, and some philanthropic Afro- fitting a people seeking to became a HONEST MAN BE American should look to it and ask recognized power among races. for an appropriation for a monument IN to some one of our departed leaders, Is the Plaindealer worth $1 a year is our illustrious dead. to you? If so, isn't it worth the same WHAT One of the events of the season was to your neighbor? Urge him to take GOOD the Emancipation Celebration held at it. All the news every week, and a I LIKE Benton Harbor, Mich., Thursday. Ex­ complete novel every month. Take COMPANY. cursions were run from Ohio, Michigan, the Plaindealer. TO FEEL, XXGLAXKBD THIS ORATOR. Indiana and Illinois, and large crowds Mr. L. H. Palmer and Mr. 0. How­ came from each place to enjoy the ell are soon to be off on their annual day's festivities. The welcome address fishing jaunt. We shall expect the usu­ was made by the Mayor at the Ben­ al amount of "lying," concerning the "GO AND SHAKE WITH EISMAN & MAY, ton Harbor fair grounds. Orators of trip, from Mr. Howell on his return. the day : Hon. John R. Lynch," of Mrs. A. V. Rainney, accompanied by Mississippi; W. Allison Sweaney, of In­ her husband, has returned from a THE SHOE DEALERS, AT 85 GRATIOT AVE," diana. Master of Ceremonies: Rev. week's sojourn in Chicago. 8H0UTED A MAN IN THE AUDIENCE. L. H. Reynolds; Toastmaster, Hon. Miss Mamie Jedricks, of Chicago, is E. H. Morris, Mrs. Lette A. Trent, visiting relatives in the city. President of the World's Columbian Mr. S. G. Goodman, of Little Rock, "THEY'RE HONEST MEN AND GIVE Association; J. H. Porter, Esq., Illi­ Ark., has purchased the Turkish bath nois State Secretary of the Afro-Amer­ establishment of his brother, John HONEST VALUE." ican League; Constable J. Q. Grant, Good-man, and will conduct it in the Marshal Chicago department. same place, and patrons will receive Good-natured enjoyment marked the the same attentions hitherto extend­ THOSE WHO NEVER TRY US day's proceedings, which consisted of ed them. a, tournament and parade at the fair Mr. John Jackson, Chicago, is in ARE LOSERS. grounds, a visit to the famous Ber- the city making a business trip. rian Springs, boating and driving, fol­ Miss Lydia Hughes furnished the lit­ lowed by a banquet in the evening, erary so iety with an excellent pro­ at which a delightful succession of pro­ gram of music, both instrumental and gress, wit, oratory and feasting was vocal. Mr. Steptean delivered an ad­ EISMAN YOUR SHOEMEN, the order dress on "Literature," which was The Waiters* Brotherhood will give both ab nl instructive. The offi­ AT 85 GRATIOT AVE. their first annual picnic at Ogden's cers ele< 1 for the next term, were & MAY, Grove, Wednesday, August 26. Mrs. G. Dinkelspiel, President; Miss L. Miss Snsie Fuller, of Hannibal, Mo., Hughes, Vice-President; Mrs. L. H. \ is the guest of Mrs. Frank Brown, 2702 Palmer, Treasurer; Mr. W. H. Step­ Armour ave. tean, Secretary; Mr. S. B. Bell, ser- Miss Mickie Cook, who has been vis­ geant-at-arms; S. H. Scury, chairman iting in the city, left Sunday for St. Executive Committee. Paul, Minn. « The voters in the Fourth Ward want to prepare themselves to vote for an Several of the young gentlemen, with ANN ARBOR EVENTS. Gurley preached Sunday evening at LAWN SOCIAL. a. committee composed of Messrs. Will Afro-American in this coming fall elec­ Ann Arbor, July 28.—Sunday was the A, . E.M church. Chatham, July 27.—On last Sunday Cowan, Harry Duncan and Lou. White, tion, as one will certainly be nomina­ Rev. Shackelford, of Kansas City, 1 entertained a. number of the visiting ted for some position. Afro-Americans quarterly meeting at the Bethel evening, Rev. J. B. Roberts preached church. There were a great many preached Sunday, at the Second Bap­ young ladies right royally last Wed­ all but cotrol this ward and should be tist church. He was the guest of Mr. in Campbell chapel to quite a large nesday evening at the Lakeside Hall, represented. J. B. B. up from Ypsiianti. Elder Ferris as­ and appreciative audience. sisted Elder Ootman. Collection about and Mrs. James McGruder over Sun­ corner of 31st street and Indiana ave. day. Last Wednesday evening, the mem­ One or the baseball games of the sea­ $26. bers of the First Baptist church gave When you get a good thing at a When you get a good thing at a son was played at the West Side SAGINAW VALLEY NEWS. reasonable price, don't be selfish with a lawn social at the residence of Mrs. league grounds last Saturday, between reasonable price, don't be selfish with Gatewood, on King street, for the Saginaw, July 28.—It appears that it. See that your next door neigh­ it. See that your next door neigh­ the Water office employes and those some of our citizens have been disgust­ bor subscribes to the Plaindealer. One benefit of the church. Dover band was of the Sheriff's office. One of the fea­ bor subscribes to the Plaindealer. One in attendance. ed on account of there being no cor­ Dollar a year. Dollar a year. tures was the mascots, employed by respondent from Saginaw, but there The union picnic held last Wednes When you get a good thing at a the two clubs. The mascots employed Miss Kate Crawford has returned reasonable price, don't be selfish with seems to be so little interest mani­ home from South Lyons. day was largely attended. But few for the Sheriffs was a large Afro-Amer­ fested in our city, both in reading and came from Kalamazoo. Too near the it. See that your next door neigh­ ican individual, 6 feet, 8 1-2 inches Elder Scott, of Detroit, preached two bor subscribes to the Plaindealer. One paying the small sum of five cents for good sermons at the Second Baptist First of August. tall; and for the Water office was a a paper, that your humble correspond­ A number of our citizens will at­ Dollar a year. little Afro-American, 3 feet, 61-2 church last Sunday. He was the On Wednesday evening, Mr. Hale, of ent has become somewhat indifferent guest of has son, Frank Scott. tend the celebration at Benton Har­ inches. There was nothing very no­ notwithstanding our interest is the bor, Thursday. Springfield, and Miss Mamie Johnston ticeable about the game but errors, Elder Scruggs is expected back this were married at the home of the same. We certainly do like to remit week. Miss Dora Brown, of Grand Rapids, the little mascot proving victorious when the proper time comes, there­ is spending her vacation with her bride, who was formerly music teach­ in the sixth inning with a score of fore, kind friends, always keep the Miss Eva Gaines, of Toledo, was the aunt, Mrs. R. Kimble. * er in Wilberforce Institute. Rev. J. 32 to 23. Plaindealer fees in reserve and ready guest of Mies Beulah Johnson, last Mr. E. R. Buckner is suffering from O'Banyon performed the ceremony. The executive committee, of the Afro- The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Ann Moore when the boy calls. Miss Dora Grey son, of Teciunseh, an attack of quinsy. American League met Monday at the Last Sunday was our last quarter­ Some of our citizens would like to took place on Monday at 2 o'clock, Palmer house, and formed a perma­ stopped over one train last Wednesday. from the A. M. E. church. ly meeting for this conference year. She was on her way to Howell, to attend the Annual Conclave if they nent organization by the election of Elder Hill was assisted by the Presid­ can find out when it will take place. Miss Mary Scott passed away on E. H. Wright, President, and J. H. sing in a concert for the benefit of Sunday night after a long and severe ing Elder, James M. Henderson, who, Miss Ohilders. She will be assisted Several of our citizens will attend Porter, Secretary. The committee en­ as usual, delivered two beautiful ser­ the G. A. R. Encampment at Detroit illness. dorsed the action of the National in a concert next Tuesday night, at A grand time is expected in Chat­ mons in the afternoon and evening. Jackson, by Mrs. Bertie Battles. next week. B. S. League in constituting a membership His many friends were glad to meet ham on the Third of August. of local leagues in place of delegates Mrs.-L. Green, of the Fifth ward, him. gave a grand reception on Saturday from State lodges. An auxiliary com­ "Gems of Deportment," The "Life FLINT MENTION. mittee of one hundred of the most night from eight to eleven, in honor LANSING LETTER. of Zach. Chandler," "The History of of Rev. Churchman and wife. The Flint, July 27.—Subscribe for the prominent Afro-Americans in the State, the Black Phalanx," all sell in l>ook- Plaindealer. It is the best. Rates are Lansing, July 27.—The A. M. E. Sun­ was appointed to organize local latter is Mrs. Green's sister. The elite stores for $2.50. Plaindealer subscri­ of Ann Arbor were out and report a $1 per year; six months, 75 cents; day School picnic at Grand Ledge, leagues in all the cities and towns. S. bers get them less than half-price. three months, 50 cents. B. Turner was appointed State Organ­ grand time. The happy couple will was largely attended. Subscribe for the Plaindealer. 81 per remain about two weeks. Among the Mr. and Mrs. NetiB were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Wil­ izer, with instructions to commence year. of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Vick, Sunday. work at once. A constitution and by­ guests were Madames Freeman, Craw­ son were called very suddenly to the On last Thursday evening there was ford, Carson, Graves, Washington, Hen­ Rev. G. W. Brown held his last quar­ city to the sick bed. of Mrs. Henry laws were adopted, after which an ad­ a lawn fete at Mrs. Dorsey's. Quite a terly meeting Sunday. journment was taken until the first derson, Dickerson, Scott, Russell and , Scott. number were present and all spent an Jones, and Messrs Graves, Henderson Mr. John Grinage is recovering from Mrs. W. H. Parker is in Eaton Rap­ Monday in September. enjoyable evening. his attack of rheumatism. ids for a week. Miss Mollie Franklin, of Memphis, and Zeebs. On Thursday evening, July 30, there Little Grade Battles has been very Presiding Elder James M. Hender­ Miss Hattie Givens, *of Grand Rap­ Tean., left Monday for her home, after will be another lawn social on the spa­ son will preach at the A. M. E. church ids, is the guest of Mrs. F. A. Walker. a pleasant vacation spent in this city. sick the past week with the measles. cious, beautiful lawn in front of Elder Mrs. Dale and daughter, Viola, of Thursday evening. J. B. Salspaugh is back from camp. , The manv friends of Mr. John Mark- Hill's residence. Mr. Matthew Owens is on the sick Miss Mamie Dickson is the guest ot ^4 ley, are looking with anxious and long­ Albion, are spending the summer here. list. The Sunday School gave a picnic to Mr. Tom Boyer has been pronounced friends in Canada. ing eyes toward his movements in a Wenona Beach last week. Quite a Six persons were baptized at the A. The Excelsior band will picnic at certain lady's direction. Go in and cured, and is home with his sister, M. E. church. number of Bay City'ladies and gentle­ Mrs- H. Washington. Grand Ledge, August 1st. win, John! We are with you to the men were in attendance. "Gems of Deportment," The "Life The new choir will meet at Mrs. letter, and have a "present" that we Geo. Jewett, Jr., received some or Zach. Chandler," "The History of Elder Cotman, of Ann Arbor, was bruises from stopping a runaway last James Bell's, Tuesday evening. are dving to give you. If you let in the city last week, shaking hands the Black Phalanx." all sell in book­ Is the' Plaindealer worth $1 a year that lady leave our midst again, you with his many friends and advertising week. stores for $2.50. Plaindealer subscri­ to you? If so, isn't it worth the same wHl lose our friendship, sure. the celebration which is to be held in "Gems of Deportment," The "Life bers get them less than half-price. to your neighbor? Urge him to take Bob. Harper, the colored light­ that city August 3rd. Several of our or Zaeh. Chandler," "The History of Subscribe for the Plaindealer. $1 per it. All the news every week, and a weight, is expected to again enter the citizens are preparing to attend. the Black Phalanx," all sell in book­ year. complete novel every month. Take pugilistic arena. Mrs. Dorsey is preparing to go to De­ stores for $2.50. Plaindealer subscri­ Mrs. John Munson and daughters the Plaindealer. Barlow's Creole Combination, under bers get them less than half-price. were serenaded Saturday evening at troit to attend the G. A. R. Encamp­ Subscribe for the Plaindealer. $1 per A number of colored people from the management or G. W. B. Brown, ment. She has been chosen as dele­ their residence by Mr. John Bradley Bellevue and Battle Creek attended and company. of Pittsburg. Penn., will commence re­ gate of the Woman's Relief Corps. Jim Taylor was sent to jail for thirty the G. T. R. R. employes' picnic at hearsals for their season of 91-92. next Stephen, tUe infant son of Mr. and The collection Sunday was $18.75. the Fair Grounds, Wednesday. E. days for peering in people's windows. W. N. V. week. Mr. Brown promises an aggre­ Mrs. John Harris, died July 18, and Everv one now is interested in the gation this season, far surpassing any­ was buried from their residence by the celebration. There is a big crowd thing or its kind now on the road. Rev. Bruske. of the West Side. coming. "We hope the spirit that con­ GRAND HAVEN NOTES. NEWS NOTES. Mr. Frank "Prof." Abney left the Mrs. Hartwell, whose illness has Piqua, O., July 2C—Miss Clara Moss, city for hie home in Mt. Sterling. Ky. trols the water-works will hold them Grand Haven, July 27.—Mrs. Smith often been mentioned in the Plaindeal­ in reserve, until some other day. so and son, Frank, are visiting in De­ who was a delegate to the annual He has a very successful tailoring es­ er. died at her residence on James St., Sabbath School convention, held in tablishment in that eitv. and is fast that we can enjoy the day with much troit. July 19. in full triumph of living faith. pleasure. Lottie. Mrs. Nellie Williams and Mrs. Graves Urbana, O., reports a very pleasant building up a comfortable competence. The funeral services were conducted time. He says he will no doubt take up res­ by Rev. Hill, assisted by Elder Hen­ were in Spring Lake, Sunday. idence in this city some time in the The Cutler and Savage saw-mill will Mrs. W. Scruggs is very sick. derson, and were very impressive. The COMING TO THE ENCAMPMENTS. close Wednesday for the season. Mr. James Tobert, or Yellow Springs, early part of th*» coming year, and choir rendered some choice selections. is in the city. Also Miss Fannie Har­ take a partnership with his brother, She leaves a husband and four chil­ Battle Creek. July 27.—The posi­ The new Cutler house will soon be tion or the striking molders remains ready for business. ris, or Washington, D. C, is visiting Lester Ahney. who has an estabHsh- dren to mourn her loss, who have the friends and relatives. ment in the southern part of the city. entire sympathy of their many friends. about the same. Their places have The Salvation Army is doing a good been nearly all filled with scab work­ work in this city. "Gems or Deportment," The "Life "Grandma Johnson" as she is call­ of Zach. Chandler," "The History of ed by every one, is very ill and is men, and the proprietors have erect­ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Molson, an When yon get .a pood thing at a ed a large tent near the works where eight-pound girl. the Black Phalanx." all sell in book­ patiently waiting for the Master to stores for $2.50. Plaindealer subscri­ reasonable price, don't be selfish with call her. the men sleep and take their meals. The M. E. Sunday School will give it. See that your next door neicrh The men are guarded day and night a picnic at Highland park, Wednesday. bers get them less than half-price. Mrs. Thos. nenson is entertaining Is the Plaindealer worth $1 a year Subscribe for the Plaindealer. $1 per bor subscribes to the Plaindealer. One Mrs. .las. Harris and daughter, of De­ and are not oft^n seen on our streets. Dollar a year. One, however, ventured up town the to you? If so. isn't it worth the same year. , „ . troit. other evening, and in consequence is to your neighbor? Urge him to take - Miss Belle Hall, of Chillicothe, O., is i "Gems or Deportment." The "Life Mr. Benj. Wright and family are pre­ wearing a pair of very black eyes. it. All the news every week, and a the guest or Mrs. Willis Smith. 7 or Zach. Chandler." 'The History of paring to remove to Flint to mnke What the outcome will be, remains complete novel every month. Take Rev. Campbell, or Cincinnati, preach­ the Black Phalanx." all sell in book­ their future home. Henriette. to be seen. the Plaindealer. ed at the Second Baptist church. stores for $2.50. Plaindealer subscri­ Elder Pope has been absent two The Spring Lake house had 175 for Springfield, Troy and Piqua joined bers get them less than half-price. When employers cat down their employes weeks from the city, holding camp- dinner Sunday. They are having a a picnic at Ludlow Falls, last Thurs­ Subscribe for the Plaindealer. $1 per good season. F. R. G. day. D- A. M. year. usually cut cup. meeting at Elkhart, Ind. Rev. W. H.

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-**; TOO DIRECTLY OPP08ITE. "Nope," was the reply. Chappee-Williams. Railroad Time Table*. •KJot a job for yer," said the other, Tie Plaiiitaler always far sale at Miss Angela Brown, laconically; "meet me'n Bill at the • Pretty WeeWlla*:.—The Bride, the Toilets THXSHt&TvLIR Of the up-end of town. tie followiii places: old place; same time's usual." and tke frnwia. Was a most philosophical creature, Saginaw—Miss Hattie Butler 656 aVtrejIt Who argued and said "All right. Kid." said Jimmie. and The social occurrence of last week Sherman avenue. NB That she never would wed— the man went away. was the wedding of Miss Susie £. Wil­ Boston, Mass.—W. L. Reed, 93 1-2 CH&D Cladanatl, l»«t Except with an opposite nature. Shortly after twelve had struck that liams to Mr. Birnie G. Chappee, of the Cambridge Street, and J. W. Sherman Lssmjartlls, nighty two men, a boy and a dog Police Department. Miss Williams 115 Cambridge Street. raCraWUrasnTJptafetfiai R.R1 ^ Fastas. As the years galloped on wore a graceful trained robe gown of At last she met one, emerged from a Baxter street alley and white china silk, crepe du chien and Lansing—Crotty Bros, and F. F.Leav e tt&MJ " «L« proceeded up-town. When they had Russell, newsdealers. troit, M.C.R.R. Whose opposite ways did quite strike her, mousseline de sole, which was entire­ edo, CHAD "Eureka," she said, gone a considerable distance, Jimmie, ly covered by her veil of tulle, and car­ Niles, Mich.—Miss Mabel Bannister. • 46 am 10.16 am 8 » pm lAtltvm On the day that they wed, for he was of the party, asked: ried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Milwaukee, wis.,—S. B. Bell, 739 3rd ArriTS AmyWataon, the maid of honor, wore Lima 1.90 am 11*1 pm 160 pm Ibr he wasn' t a particle like her. ••Where's the cribP" Street. 00 IK am a pretty gown of striped tulle over Kalamazoo — Hiram Wilson, 717 Dayton 18 05 pm 2.55 pm g.45 pm 5.10 am She was fair, he was brown, "It's old Johnson's, the banker's a petticoat of yellow silk, and carried Hamilton tM nm AM pm B 48 pm C.Mpes Michigan avenue. Cincinnati 8.10 pm 4.45 pm U.U pm 7.00 am She wore smiles, he a frown, house," the Kid replied. yellow roses. Indiaaapalia 7.80 pm 7J» pm 18.35 an She saw beauty in flowers, he couldn't; Near the bride during the ceremony, Marion, Ind.—Mrs Anna Julius. Uptown they went until they came South Bend, Ind.—C. A. Mitchell, 835 "Through parlor can oa day trams aad Pullman She was young, he was old. to the street where the nice little girl stood her sisters, Mrs. Wm. Waring palace care on night trams botwssa Detroit and and MisB Julia Williams Mfs.-^War- West Thomas street. DfcWasstasasf She was warm, lie was cold, with the yellow hair lived. Then they She joyed in the church, but he wouldn't ing's dresB was of white surah, chiffon, Birmingham, Ala.—W. H. Moss, 1908 •Daily, tDaily, except Sunday. turned, went half-way down the block and lace and Miss Julia wore a com­ 4th., avenue. i M. DTWOODFORD, K. O. MCCORMICK, Her wish she had gained. bination of white lustrine, china «lk Gen*! Managsr. Qeja'l Pass. Ago. and stopped in the shadow of a stoop Bay City, Mich.—W. D. Richardson. D. B. TRACT, Nor. Pat*. Agent, But her life had been pained; opposite where she lived. Jimmie's and mouaseUne de sole. 105 Jefferson avenue Detroit. Mica. 8uch opposite* bring not perfection; The bride was given away by her Clinton, Mich.—F. Kirchgessuer. With a sigh for the past heart began to beat rapidly, and me-.brother, Mr. Chas. WilliamB. The chanically he placed one hand on the ceremony was performed by the Rev. GRAND TRUNK RAIL WAT. They parted at last Depot foot of Brush street. Oeatral dog's head. Fete looked up into his John M. Henderson, of Bethel church. . CHAS. CUNNINGHAM Time Got. 7th, 1189. And each took an opposite direction. and the wedding march was played m face and then pressed close against Leave. Antra, by Miss Amanda Luckett. •7 40 am.. Toronto, Montreal aad East..|0 40am JIMMIE AM) PETE. him. Only relatives and intimate friends •1200 m Port Huron *S50pm "Now, Jimmie," whispered.the Kid, witnessed the ceremony and assisted Caterer \D UConfectioner . •8 00 pm Port Huroa Express •fllOasu •1050pm.. .Toronto and Montreal Kz...*010pm As Jimmie, the boy had always been • •we'll put yer through the transom. at the reception, and possibly for this Ice Cream. Water Ices and Pine CakesCake . known about the locality. An old po­ reason, there was less of formality You open the door for us." and stiffness than usuallly mark such Silver, Linen and Dishes to Rent. DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN A MILWAUKEE R'T liceman, who had locked him up once \I don' wanter to go in there," the events. After receiving the congrat­ Special Rates to Churches and t undainday BobooSchoolsi . Depot foot of Brush street. Trains run by Oea­ for stealing some money from a drunk­ boy said, beginniner to edge away. ulations of those present, the groom 300 Woodward - Ave.Ave^, tral Standard Time. April 88th, 1800. «**MM 'sSU've. Arrive. en sailor, had told the boy that he had Quick as a Hash the Kid seized him mingled freely among their guests, Wedding and Birthday Cakes a Specialty. •Muskegon & GrandRapids Exo 56 a in 950pm been born on Black well's Island at a by the throat. One hand the Kid put while the bride and her maid of hon­ Detroit, lick. •Through Mail * Saginaw... 11 00 a m 4 00 pm or held a little court in the front par­ TELXBHOlfE 4794 Steamboat Express 4 80pm 1156 am time when his mother was serving a in his pocket, and when he brought it lor with their young friends, to whose Pontiac ^Orchard Lake 8urb t5:55 p m 10:00 am term for disorderly conduct clamor for a "flower from their bou­ tChicago Express with sleeper. o 00 p m 7.15 a «a out there was a long, cruel-looking A. TEAK t I smdertake to br!rflv 709am From the same source, he learned knife in it quets," they freely responded, only ex­ teach any fairly iiiteiJiarrnt perron of either tNight Express with slesper..l0 80 p m acting a promise that they should not MX, w ho can read and write, and who, •Daily, Sundays excepted. •Daily that his father had been killed while "See hece," he said ominously; "do after instruction, will work industrioaslv, 650amll00am and 4 80 p m tr tins connect at * be left to wither and die, but be - how to earn Three Thoaaaad Dollar* a Indulging in burglary, and Jimmie yer see that knife. WolL you'll git it pressed and kept "in remembrance." mmToar lo their own localities,whereve r thaw Hve.I will also famish Durand for Saginaw and Bay City. the situation or employments which yed can earn that amount. Grand Rapids Express and Moraing Express felt prouder after that He could not if you come any funny business. We It was a pretty wedding, but there No money for me unless) successful as above. Easily and quickly hare parlor car to Grand Rapids. learned. I desire but en* worker from each district or county. I remember either of his parents, and ain't got no time to fool with you. was an element of sadness in it to those have already taupht and provided with emplovment a lares Steau boat Express has Wagner parlor Buffet often wondered who had looked after who thought on the loneliness of the umber, who are making over WO a year each. It's NEW oar to Grand Haven. Now, go ahead." young sister, who has hitherto been tad SOLID. Full particulars FREE. Address at ones, Chicago Express has elegant Pullman ilnnpiin him until he got big enough to make Jimmie and the Kid crossed the K. C. ALLESI, Kox 48i>, Augusta, Maine. and Buffet cars to Chicago daily. so sheltered by her older sisters, now Night Express has sleeper to Grand Rapids his own living by stealing. street and glided up the stoop. Bill left without their companionship to daily. But ho remembered distinctly the and tho dog remained behind. Pete the cares and responsibilities of a Sleeping ear berths can be secured at general household, with neither parent to ticket ofhee, 109 Jefferson ayenue, cor. of Woed night that he and Pete had joined had been on such expeditions before counsel or advise. C. G. Wynn -ward, and at the depot foot of Brush street. fortunes. It was a night when the and knew just what to do. E. J. PIERCE, W. J. 8PICER, Among the strangers present were City Ticket Agt. General P wind whistled around the corners with In a moment Jimmie was through Mrs. Will. Beasley, of Chicago, a lit­ A cruel sharpness and found its way the transom and had opened the front tle more stately, but quite as pretty WABABH RAILROAD. through every rent in his tattered gar­ door. The hall was dark, and Jimmie and graceful as when she was known City Ticket Office, 9 Fort street West ments. Jimmio had ofton told how he was glad, because he didn't want the as Kate Young; Miss Duncanson, of Depot toot of Twellta street. Staudaml isoae Monroe, and Miss Edith Robinson, of Lear-e. Arrive. had crawled into the ice cart that other to see his face; he was afraid Wellington, Ohio. Indianap's Lafayette, Kansas night for shelter and heard the growl­ tho Kid #ould hear his heart beat Congratulations and regrets were re­ Studio 106 Miami Ave,, City and Western Flyer *8.25am •s.45 pm ing of a black object in one corner as ceived from Boston, Washington, In­ tit.LouisKxpress $3.30 pm t$.vb mux When the door was opened. Bill (Foro erly 248 Woodward Ave.,) tit. Louis and liU Express...... £9.50pm $11.21) pn» he crept toward the forward end. dianapolis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia came over. The latch on the front and Cleveland, accompanied by pretty Chicago Express {I.a6 pia £11.20 pm He remembered distinctly that the door was fastened back and both men Chicago Express ... ;9.50 pan ^7.30ass gifts, a list of which, with those from Detroit, - Mich. Ind Louisville & St. Louis growling had startled him at first, andentered . "You watch out for the Detroit friends is appended: Express $9-50 put (11.00 pa Miss Dora Cole, Philadelphia, Penn., Hear Grand Circus Park. (Daily. *Daily except Sunday. }J£xcept «*a*<*i- that five minutes later he and the dog cops," was the Kid's injunction to uay. tExcept Mouoay. had curled up in the corner together. Jimmie. silver crumb scraper; Miss Bessie Abele, Philadelphia, white rug; Miss Mag­ Telephone 3*tO 54. A. F. WOLFSCHLAGER, City Ticket Ax-mi. When he awoke in the morning, Pete The boy slipped to the other side of K. G. BUTLER, Division Freight and Passeagar gie W. Lewis, Washington, D. C, white Agent. was still there and greeted his waking the street and crouched in the silk handkerchief bag, silver sugar TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WAYNE, with a vigorous whacking of his tail shadow of a stoop, with Pete beside spoon, silver button hook and 1-4 doz­ S ss. At a session of the Proba'e Court, for said againstJhfi bottom of the cart. From en lunch cloths; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. County cf Wayne, held at the Probate Office, in him. On the second floor of the house Lewis, Denver, Col., silver candy bas­ the City of Detroit, on the twenty ninth day of that nl£flt they had never been sepa­ he had com9 from a faint light was June in the year one thousaud right hundred and •ver-readj ket and tongs; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Wil­ ninety -one, present Edgar O. • 'urfee J udge of Pro­ rated for a moment The outcasts had burning. He remembered that he had liams, New Orleans, La., pair chased bate. In the n atter of the estate of Alice ticket wandered about the streets together, seen the little girl at one of the win­ gold napkin rings; Mr. Wm. Mosby, Johnson, deceased. On reading and filing the pe­ slept on the docks in summer, in St. Louis, 1-2 dozen silver tea-spoons; tit ionof Charl.it te. Gallawa, praying that adminis­ dows there. Mr. Guy Outlaw, Hyde Park, Mass., tration of said estate may be granted to Charles Cincinnati wagons and in alleys in winter, and Suppose she should wake up and sivler fruit knife; The Misses Washing­ Geist jr. or some other suitable fierson. It is order­ Dayton shared each other's joys and fortunes. ton, Boston, Mass., 1-2 dozen orange ed that the twenty-ei^ht day of July next at ten cry, and the Kid should get her by the o'clock in the forenoon at said irobate Chicago Jimmie would steal for Pete,and the throat? He rone quickly to his feet, spoons; Mrs. Julia W. Dens, Washing­ (jfflce, be appointed for h-aring said ton, D. C, lace night robe and silk BL Louis dog would steal anyhow. No butcher glanced hastily up and down the street petition. And it is further ordered, that a copy hose. of this order be publish rt three successive weeks Salamanca dared leave his front-door open when and started on a run toward the ave­ previous to said day of hear ng, in I HR PLAIN- Pete was in the neighborhood. Misses Mary and Victoria Wilson, DEALER a newspaper printed and circulating in Ft Wayne nue, the Jog beside him. Looking Indianapolis, Ind., Silver cake basket; said County cf Wayne. _ As Jimmie leaned against the edge eagerly up and down the -avenue, he Mr. and Mrs. GoodettrOheisen,-O., pair EDGAR O. DURFEE Indianapolis of the fountain, he regarded Pete with ran down for a block and into the arms gloves; Mrs. A. P. Wood, Brooklyn, Judge of Probate.^ Ann Arbor N. Y., silk shoulder shawl; Mr. and (A true copy.) a contemplative air. He was thinking of a policeman. Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Michigan City, HOMER A. FUST, Toledo -4 of that nico little girl, .with long, yel­ Several minutes later half-a-dozen vase; George Freeman, Chelsea, 0., sil­ Register. Buffalo low hair, who lived in an uptown policemen ran up to the banker's ver mustard pot; Mr. J. B. Burns, Chi­ Peoria cago, Ills., large picture; Miss Foster, Snug Httle fo limes nave been snaSeag 6treet He and Pete had been wander­ house, with Jimmie and Pete in the work fvr us, he Anna Pug*, Austin, ing aimlesslf %long the street, he re­ Monroe, Mich., oil painting; Mrs. M. IVxa*, and Jno. llonn, Toledo, Ohio. If I A Cleveland lead. One of the blue coats whispered E. Liverpool, Cincinnati, 0., 1-2 dozen So- rut. Others «r* (loins; as welt Why* membered, the first time he had seen >t you? .Some earn overSeCO-OS B VIA Niagara Falls to the boy. He went up to the stoop silk handkerchiefs; Mrs. G. Putnam, month. Y..u ran do the work and live her. to the door, opened it, and, as he did Brooklyn N. Y., jewelry case; Miss L. t home, xrhrrrvi r yon are. Even be- aad a Burns. Chicago, 111.9, water decanter; nn irs arc eiisi.v earning from OS •*> She was playing with some other lit­ so. a man bounded out on the stoop r10 a day. All nges. Weshow yea how Thousand Miss May Duncanson, Monroe, Mich., and start you. Can work In -.pure lime tle girls, and had a big ball of popcorn at a leap. Jimmie saw a pair of hand­ or all the lime, ttlg money for work- other majolica water pitcher; Mrs. Wm. ers. Failure unknown smong them. in her hand. Pete saw that she was cuffs flash as a powerful hand seized Beasly, Chicago, Ills., water decant­ NEW and wonderful. I'iirti< ul.rsfree. points. eating something, and went over to in­ his coat collar and drew him into the er; Miss Edith Robinson, Wellington, H.HallcUit C>..HoxSSOPortland,Mala* vestigate. When he tried to snatch O., easel picture; Mrs. Maria Simmons, dark hallway. He heard the latch Chelsea, Mass., dress pattern; Mrs. W. the popcorn4rom her Jiand.she turned, click as the front door was shut Then H. Clark and nioce, comfort; Mr. A. J. WILLIAM LOOK. patted him on the head and said: he heard the voice of the Kid, which Hunter, tablecloth and napkins; Mrs. (Lite Circuit Judge,) "Poor doggie." Pete had leaped high muttered: "Damn yer, ye'll never go Martha Chappee, silver butter knife; into the air, wagged his tail in a per­ Mrs. Beach, lemonade set; Miss Susie back on anybody else, if I swing for Wortham, fancy chair rest; Mr. and Attorney & Counselor fectly frantic fashion, and leered at it" Mrs. Alex Walker, oak table and linen the little girl in a manner that made Jimmie thought of the big, bright handkerchiefs; Mr. Theo. Finney, 1-2 her laugh. Then she gave Pete a big dozen silver teaspoons; Mrs. Edward at Law. knife he had seen that night, and piece of popcorn, which was immedi­ Watson, easel picture; Miss C Fogg, wriggled out of his coat. He put his ately carried to his master. silver after dinner spoon; Mr. and Mrs. hand against the wall and tried to Geo. Duncan, silver cake basket; Mr. HAS REMOVED When she saw Jimmie, the little follow it. When he bad taken three and Mrs. Thos. Cary, silver butter- girl, who was somehow different from knire and silver sugar spoon; Mr. DeMill His Offices to steps he was seized by the neck. Then Buckner, Japanese afterdinner set; the little girls around Paradise Park, he felt a pain in his side, and cried Mrs. H. C. Casey, china pitcher; Mrs. came over to him and began to talk. "Pete!" before he sunk to the floor. Hattie Pierson, cut glass salad bowl; No's. 55 and 56 McGraw Buildinc Jimmy remembered that he was almost The glass in the hall door was Alex L. Simmons, diamond hair-pin; DETROIT, MICH. afraid to say any thing to her, she Miss Amy Watson, diamond breast­ smashed into fragments as a long, pin; Mr. and Mrs. Preston Jones, tow­ seemed so nice. She asked him about black object shot through it. Before els; Mrs. R. Colburt. towels; Dr. and The Detroit, Lansing and Northern. his mother and father, to which he re­ the Kid could withdraw the knifo, Mrs. S. C. Watson, silver napkin rings; Three Elegant Trains to and from Grand Rapids plied with a grin and a hoarse chuckle. something had gripped him by the Mrs. Wm. Finney, after dinner set; I.«n, •hr. K Daily, except Sunday. Fiv* Express Trains to Then she asked him if he ever went to Mr. R. Jeffrey and sister. 1-2 dozen and from Lansing Daily, Except Sunday. Leave throat. He tried to shake it off, but ,.• •. it.xke i*» 1 .1ill , leist ••'• ran Detroit Sunday-school. He grinned harder fruit plates; Mrs. James Dye. individ­ Irm-li v. ti tj»i» r Yy !i'i\v '« MI Torn f I ro it only clung the tisrhter. ual pepper and salt; Miss Lulu Greg­ : >• . '*' v Bl 1 if » rid,»iit , 7:05 a.m. 10:50 a.m. 1:15 p.m. than ever and croaked: "Holy chee! •.II. .t III nn\ I lit I < * He began to choke and tried to find ory, individual pepper and salt; James . T«m * ait e-sfUMrt " hi U •fftMF. ^iv- 5:00 n:ro. 6:00 p.m. Sunday-school!" Cole. Jr., piano lamp; Mrs. McDonald, .•ur :tit.v,n'l. Pass. Act.. Grand Rapids dashed bet ween the fat boy's legs in a Mr. and Mrs. Chappee went at once ing Sun. __^_ to housekeeping and will be pleased DICTIONARY mad chase after a cat. which action of to welcome their friends to their home AGENTS^- Pete's had thrown tho fat boy off his Animals Ix»ve Perfume. at 51 Center street. feet An investigator of the effect of per- e,«s•»»-. Eaav te leant. ----- «f007, Hartford. Ct*. Wcttonary" -Webster's Encyclopedia Diction*, I AMERICA* PUBLISHING "'"to him and said: week, when it waa discovered that the we sasaise everytanng. We start ,M. N„ risk Via ru> rl.. S •>lU. «ale-»— *'- rsssv) "Hello. Jimmie. Doin' anything only cause for the alarm was the fright -SLE^r'T'V'JI"'°«*"— •• «iTw"«Jfc? ™iil« Many announcements concerning them are •©-night?" 1 ^ of a little girl at seeing a mouse. Tery misleading, as the body of each, from A to Ft. Wayae, Ind. - Rev. J. H. Roberta !-2^,e'e£;.V^^ Z, is 44 years old, and printed from cheap plates 205 Calhoun atreet. and store after a Ikile >»oyaee«« end Saaea unprejudiced and unwavering protec­ pect that he is going to do just as The Republic of Hayti. Our Offer To Ton! The (Detroit) Plaindealer. tion. we wish, and we are not disappointed We thrice welcome our honored com­ when he don't. This much is true and "Gems of Deportment" is one of the i An Attempt to be Made to Overthrow the most beautiful books ever issued from """ Issued Every Friday. rades, who first taught the world that has never been gainsaid by these blat­ Existing Government. the American press, the publisher's V' a race that had toiled and served, ant critics, inspired by blasted ambi­ From the New York Tribune : TKBMS-PATABLE IN ADVANCE. priee of which is $2.50. This elegant could also fight and die. They will tions, lie has shown a steadfastness Hayti has had so many revolutions U/ n ail or carrier, per annum, $1.00 book contains gems of thought from .75 find here in Michigan many who to principle no other President since that another one would not create Six months. the best writers and thinkers of the .50 fought beside them and have never Grant has shown. And this counts much interest if it were not for the Three months. world, and is at once a guide to failed to more than men whether they be ap­ fact that Hippolyte has attracted the learning, a manual of knowledge, a THE PLAISDEAI-EK Company Publishers, Tribune "Hail them as comrades tried, pointed to office from the North or attention of the world by his blood­ teacher of etiquette, and a book of Building;, 11 Rowland Street. /S* Fight with them side by side." South. Our most ardent wish is that thirsty acts. The Haytians who are beauty. It is superbly illustrated and and who "never in field or tent" scorn­ our subsequent Republican President now in the city say that this revo­ Entered at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., as handsomely bound in English cloth, ed tlie Black Regiment. may be like him. Outside his sturdy lution may break out within a week, Second-class matter. gold edges. Receipts, hints, rules of The reunions of the Grand Army vet­ devotion to principle, there are more or perhaps uot for a month or two, behavior, dress, conversation, educa­ erans, the sentiments they infuse, the Afro-Americfins holding responsible but that is is bound to come. In Address all communications to THE tion, marriage, divorce, how to travel. incidents they recall, are good and government positions to-day, than ev­ fact, they have left their country so PLAINDEALER Ccmpany, Box 92. Detroit, It is peculiarly suitable for a holiday wholesome. They carry the people er before, with more to follow. His that they may not be present at the Mich. away from the selfish personal aims course ueeds no defense. It speaks for gift book, and Plaindealer subscribers outbreak They are all prominent can get it for $1. Tlie Plaindealer one and ambitions, from tlie love of gain itself save to selfish, biased eyes. men, profess to be true patriots, and year and "Gems of Deportment," only DETROIT. FRIDAY JULY 31 91. and tlie pride of birth and the inevit- are possessed of wealth and influ­ $2. SUBSCRIBE. itable sensual pleasuring of peace and ence. It would not be too much to THRICE WELCOME. G. A. R! The Christian Endeavor Society has say that thi>y are the real leaders of plenty, to tlie time when personal sac­ Next week Detroit Avill be permit­ grown so rapidly that it is now an the proposed revolution. However, rifice abounded, and devotion to coun­ established institution, which is capa­ tJiey know too well the temper of Hip­ ted to entertain and pay tribute to A VARIETY OF THINGS. try engulfed all else. 'Tis then that ble of, and is, doing great good for polyte to be within his reach when the most illustrious body of American the first blow is made, therefore they humanity to man is observed most the cause of Christianity. It is des­ To the Editor of the Plaindealer. citizens—the citizen soldiery of the are traveling for their health. They fully, and the noble qualities of the tined to be circumscribed in its work are going to France, and will sail to­ Sir : For two years I have been great republic The honor of holding people of a Godly country, are seen however, for it can never be popular morrow on La Bourgogne. A Trib­ one of the principal teachers in the the Silver Encampment of an army une reporter learned, in talking to Rankin-Richards Institute. Tuesday most clearly. Recollections of such in tlie South. Any doctrine or sys­ which stands unique and unexampled several of them yesterday, that the and Wednesday nights last, were the examples, nobility or character, irre­ tem of religious work that does not feeling in Hayti, is that of sullen sub­ in the world's war history is Detroit's, grandest that we have ever had. The spective of birth and position, will be declare tlie Afro-American inferior, will jugation. Tlie massacre on May 28 crowd was simply immense. 1 was. and will give historical importance to prevalent next week, and the Plain- never touch the bourbon heart or even and the subsequent banishment of educated at Shaw University, Raleigh, the 190th span of its existence. Com­ those opposed to Hippolyte, have cre­ dealer rejoices that ever amid such tickle his fancy. At the last great North Carolina, one of the most flour­ rade will again embrace comrade with ated a deep feeling of resentment. ishing schools of the South, and have reme m br ances convention of tlie Society of Christian There are now about 500 Haytians that feeling of sacred friendship known been teaching for several years, but "The crown is as bright on the Endeavor, white delegates were enter­ in exile. Most of them are in King­ have never seen a more appreciative only to those who have braved death ston, Jamaica, and others at Colon sable brows, tained in the homes of colored men, and St. Thomas. and enthusiastic people than those together, or experienced the terrors of As over the golden hair." and vice versa. It has not yet trans­ who attended this entertainment. It war. And young Detroit, large and Hippolyte did not extirpate all of presented the appearance of a large pired that any of the whites have the seeds of revolution by sending these big-hearted, proud of her own veterans religious conference. The interest man­ The State Journal, of Philadelphia, lost by contact. offenders out of the country. Many ifested in the Institute is great. Mr. and their glorious record, decks herself relatives remain, and they have taken Pa., prints a very caustic editorial in • Rkoden Mitchell, principal ^.nd super- in patriotic colors and with garlands up the work of revolution which was its last week's issue in reference to the It would pay us as a race to raise dropped by their banished kinsmen. I intendent, is deservedly popular for his emblematic of the glorious achieve­ i untiring efforts and laudable service recognition of Northern Afro-Ameri­ a fund to send a few of these "Negro It is said that the whole movement ments of its gray-haired guests and in its support. One of the principal cans in Federal appointments. We do killing" bourbons North for an object lias about reached a climax. That listens with a quickened pulse to the point will be attained when a ship needs of the Institute is more accom­ not think it has properly interpreted lesson. Those fresh Louisanians who modations, and the constant applica­ thrilling camp-fire stories. armed and equipped with 100 men the remarks or President Harrison in thought they could kick and humili­ sails into the harbor of Port-auPrince. tion of pupils for admission is indeed ate an Afro-American in Indianapolis, Hipppolyte now has an army of 2,000 interesting. I trust that the philan­ Proud of the Afro-American's blood- reference to the appointment of a Cir­ thropic public will be liberal in their because he had the audacity to have soldiers, who will remain in his ser­ bought right to share in song and sto­ cuit Judge. But we must acknowl­ vice while they are paid. There is, support of Mr. Mitchell in this great his boots blacked on the street, have ry of their victories and defeats, the edge that many of their observations however, dissensions in the ranks. Ma­ Very respectfully, learned a lesson they will never for­ ny of the soldiers will be ready to go Plaindealer is pleased to extend its represent popular f'-eling. President Fannie L. Bridges. get. Send them on; good training over to the other side as soon as the heartiest welcome and pledge its sin- Harrison has been eminently fair so Windsor, Bertie Co., N. C. schools here; sure cure for big heads of ship makes its appearance. There is cerest reverence for the battle-scarred far, and we do not believe he would expected to be a general uprising of give so early, an invimation of what the superior kind. the populace; Hippolyte will be kill­ veterans or that memorable struggle. ed, and the revolutionists will take An Open Letter. On tlie part of its readers, nearly all he is going to do. Is tlie Plaindealer worth $1 a year possession of the Government. This of whom are Americans, born and bred, The Journal's comment is as follows : is tlie plan of action of the revolu­ A Plain Statement ot the Bethel Church • "The chestnuts that were so con­ to you? If so, isn't it worth the same and none more loyal, it would be its tionary party as learned in conversa­ Debt. spicuously pulled out of the fire by to your neighbor? Urge him to take tion with the Haytians now in the duty so to do. But in its special func­ The long-pending litigation between the National Press convention at its it. All the news every week, and a city. tion as a humble exponent of that last meeting, seem to have been suc­ Edward Garrett and the firm of Myers cessfully appropriated by a delegation complete novel every month. Take It is understood that in the pursuit and Hyland, has resulted in a verdict great people whose fortunes are so of colored men from the "Virginia the Plaindealer, of health, they will try to secure in closely interwoven in the history of France some vessel with the proper of $4,315.15 against said Myers and Republican Association," of Wasiifhg- equipment of guns and small arms, that half-decade of turmoil and blood­ ton, D. C, who urged the appoint­ Hyland. The church will have this which will sail directly to Kingston. amount to pay which, together with shed, in behalf of those for whom the ment oi John M. Langston as United Current Comment. Jamaica. It will take on board at States Circuit Judge for Virginia, and the mortgage of $10,000, makes an great rebellion closed an epoch of serv­ received the assurance from President that port, General A. Prophet*, who itude and abasement, and inaugurated Harrison "that in case Langston Evansville Graphic : published a proclamation on June 80 indebtedness of $14,315.15, besides to the people and army of Hayti. some floating debts. a period of freedom and progress, its should be appointed, his selection Colored Republicans are not surpris­ would rest on his fitness, and uot on ed at any legislation against the race The address says that the delirium of In order to make it plain to all, t he duty becomes a double pleasure. shedding blood has seized the madden­ color." This looks as if the President in the South. In tact, they rather ed brain of Hippolyte, and that it following resume is given : It makes little or no difference now is settled as to the appointment, and expect it. Hat it's funny to see how would be unpardonable not to inter­ Myers and Hyland contracted to whether the abolishment of a hellish that Mr. Langston is the coming man. the so-called colored Democrats kick erect and complete the new church It is curious that in view of "fit­ against the separate car laws in the fere and save those who are in danger institution was the occasion, the se­ because they cannot be bought. Pro­ lor $18,000. $10,000 of this sum was ness," the claim of D. A. Straker of diiferent Southern states, passed by phete proclaims that the time for ac­ paid by giving a mortgage. Here be­ quence or an accident- of the great re­ Detroit, Michigan, the most promi­ their own party. Gentlemen, you mu.st gan the trouble. The contractors nent and numerously endorsed candi­ take your medicine. Inferiority of your tion has come. He says that he has bellion. The history or every act, of 1 been elected by a large majority, Gen- were not responsible linancially, and every event, of every thought, either date fo: the Circuit Judgeship, has been race is a tenet of the party to which eral-in-chief of the revolution by those yet no bonus were exacted. Tills neg­ completely ignored. Virginia sends del­ you profess to belong, so stand by it. lect to observe ordinary business cau written or expressed, even to the mi­ egates to the National Republican con­ who have escaped the executioner, Southwestern Argus : those patriots who have been torn tion let down tlie gap. Myers and Hy­ nutest detail is the common property vention, but the colored voters of Mich­ from their households by Government­ land sub-let their eon tract to Edward igan uo the voting on election day, A correspondent of the Detroit Plain- Garrett for $13,000. Garrett faith­ of both young and old and they are dealer, who sign* his name 'Plutarch," al fury- He also says that, although and Mr. Harrison is looking for a re- there is nothing but peril for him in fully carried on the work until per­ free to draw their own conclusions. nomination, and John M. Langston, Is waging war against the bishops of haps about $10,000 worth of work the lineage of Ham. "Plutarch" is the situation, he believed it his duty What is sufficient to remember is that with the aid of his recent political ally, to accept/The command. He is not, had been done, then he quit work be­ General Mahone, can send a solid Har­ certainly on the trail of Bishop Grant. cause he had received less than $5,000 hundreds of thousands of America's The correspondent has this to say in moved by^iny ambition to gain power, rison delegation from Virginia to the lie says, but desires simply to remain from Myers and Hyland. and couhLget noblest and best men, encouraged and convention. It is very evident that regard to that distinguished preacher: no more. The said .Myers and Hy­ enthused by an equal band of loyal Bishop Grant is a great worker for the zealous servant of the protectors President Harrison is not reading the of the institutions of Hayti. He will land had deposited the mortgage and women, faced and suffered death to signs of the times correctly. His re- his church and an earnest man, but la- drawn it« lace value and had used all has not yet seen much of the world, draw his sword as a patriot and not maintain the integrity of a nation. nomination may be quite probable, but as the leader of any party, and he as­ not paid to Garrett, in carrying on cer his election depends on those North­ nor learned much about the present tain (-peculations. They became insol­ And that God had so willed it that status of systemized thought, he would serts that he is a soldier and not a ern states where the colored vote is political dreamer. He closes his pas­ vent and abandoned the church. The the freedom of the Afro-American and strong and becoming doubtful because act wiser if he sat down and by argu­ trustees completed the building at a ment tried to rebut or expose the er­ sionate address in the following lan­ the shedding of his free blood were in­ of just such treatment that is expect­ guage : cost of about $3,500. This matte $13, ed to be given to D. A. Straker. The ror of articles that don't suit him. 500 paid out on the new building and dispensable factors in the ultimate tri­ northern colored vote is commencing He can sing and preach loud sermons Citizens: Have confidence in my up­ left a balance of $4,500 due on con­ umph of the Union. to want something for its services." that make old people with red hand­ rightness. Believe in my indomi' :fh1e tract, which sum we have never de­ kerchiefs on their heads jump like pop­ energy- I wl'' no* '•*' to undertake It seems a queer thing to look back nied owing, but we did claim a right ping corn, but he has never yet shown the task. God and the right are on to deduct a sum equivalent to dam­ upon the history of the Afro-Ameri­ f a special fitness to act as "Boss" over our side. From one end to the other ages sustained,etc The court has not can in the rebellion. Admitted to the The intolerant spirit of the South the "Negro" journals or such progres­ of the country; from the Tape to Jac- allowed all of tlie damages claimed by ranks of the army as a desperate rem­ has become %o insolent because of its sive minds as those like the one which mel; from the Mole to Tibur >n; from us, yet tlie amount of the verdict add­ throljs in Billy Smith's bald head. Hinche to Gonaives, fly to your holy ed to what we have already paid, is edy for a desperate case, jeered at, success, that the Afro-American is not Plutarch's pen glides along smooth­ arms and raise the cry of the fight nearly $200 less than the contract played upon and spat upon, buffeted the only victim of bullying members ly, impartially and logically, hence.we from which will spring your deliver­ price. The impression has somehow about by prejudice everywhere, they of that section of our country. We see no reason why the clergy or the ance, from which the bleeding coun­ gone out that at the corner-stone lay­ try must rise up. rehabilitated, in the responded with unfailing loyalty, have often asserted that a Southerner laity of the church should take ex­ ing and at the dedication, about $10, ception to tlie correspondent's views. eyes oJ outraged civilization. From 000 were raised. This is a great mis­ ready to sacrifice all for liberty and is the only true freeman in the land. the two shores of the ocean, strangers take. About that amount was prom­ country. In the Department of the No Northerner would dare go South Greenville (Mich.,) Independent : are looking at us and await the end ised in subscriptions, but not a cent Washington, l>. C, wants the next of this conflict in order to give their hits l>een paid on the new building, ex­ Gulf, even, before their emancipation, and advocate the principle of civil encampment of the Grand Army. 10,000 of them took the musket under equality, as he views it, With the same decision on the fate of the black repub­ cepting a« follows : $10,000 by mort­ But Washington hotel keepers, resort lic. . gage; $3,500 of money received from General Butler, and stopped the rebel vehemence that Southerners proclaim proprietors and managers of public Let us show ourselves great and dig­ sale of old property; and probably bullets. On the frontier, hundreds of caste. North. Such a man would be amusements draw the color line and nified with an independence acquired $1,200 raised this conlerence year mid would exclude the colored veteran paitl out for following purposes : $050, them stood like granite and fought ostracized if not mobbed. As it is, ev­ from privileges extended to veterans at the price of so great a sacrifice! like men in every engagement. In ery staunch advocate of civil and po­ Live Hayti. free and independent! back interest and semi-annual payment of a lighter hue. If the colored man Live the liberal institutions! ior this year, and the balance on float­ the Department of the South, in the litical justice, is set down as u crank wasrespectable e nought to become a ing debts. I do not mean to find fault target for rebel bullets and to share with what is past, but am desirous army or the Cumberland and of Vir­ and an enemy of the South. equally with his Avhite comrade in PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL- ginia, regiments of brave men, in camp, that the facts be clearly apprehended. Mr. Edward Atkinson, the famous arms, all the privations and hardships WHAT MUST BETHEL DO? oil tlie march and in battle did their statistician, lias no doubt been study­ of soldier life during the war, now in Messrs. Wyatt Archer, of Washing­ By September 20th, (unless we ap­ duty earnestly and well. Their com­ peace most certainly the colored vet­ ton, and James T. Bradford, of Bal­ peal the case,) we must pay the $4,315. ing the figures he has before him of eran is entitled to all tlie honors and rades in blue at the silver campfire tlie Afro-American's relative position timore, accompanied Dr. E. C. How­ 15. If we do not raise the money, privileges of Grand Army veterans. ard on bis trip to Europe. we must borrow it, and thereby in­ knovv full well their devotion to the 25 years ago, and now. Comparison If Washington persists in drawing the Mr. Henry Clay Gray has sold "The crease our mortgage to $14,315. 15, cause of liberty. has been a revelation to him although color line, we trust the Grand Army making our annual interest nlore than • will politely but firmly decline an in­ Weekly Test" of Texas, to Mr. D. Web­ a Democrat. His conclusions of the $1,000. We cannot think of borrow­ Liberty! Does the one-armed Afro- vitation to accept such stinted hospi­ ster Wilson Assistant Superintendent matter are contained in a letter to of Mails in the Galveston post-of­ ing the money except as a last re­ American, who left its fellow at Get­ tality and subject any wearers of the sort; we must raise it. The task is a tlie Atlanta Constitution, in which he Grand Army button to insult and hu­ fice. tysburg, realize to-day the liberty he huge one, especially under present con­ asks a few pointed questions and lays miliation. Pro slavery caste distinc­ Thomas Naudain, of Wilmington, N. ditions; but we can accomplish it if dreamed of then? Does the remnant tion and race discrimination should J., has been appointed special officer down a few unanswerable proposi­ we try earnestly. of tlie Black Phalanx whose blood receive no encouragement from any at tlie Eighth street park of that city. tions. The principal answer the Con­ comrade of the Grand Army or any He is the first Afro-American police­ flowed without let or hindrance with I cannot think that this generation stitution makes to this letter, is to loyal citizen. man ever appointed there. of Afro-Americans in our city would that or their white comrades, who suf­ step aside from calling Republican phi­ The Knights of Pythias constituting take tlie property of the fathers and fered the butchery at Fort Pillow and lanthropists, demagogues, to call Mr. the Supreme Court of the United States invest it in so great a church and then bore tlie privations of the Libby pris­ Miss Ella Bundy, of Washington, has and the Supreme Court of Calauthe. let all be lost. As pastor, 1 shall Atkinson an ignoramus. Mr. Atkin­ on, does the living remnant of that been appointed to a position in the will hold their sixth biennial meeting endeavor to see that no sharpers take son lias gained a close and respect­ Folding Room of the Government in New York, August 7. advantage of the church, and that valiant band who fought for what ful hearing from the American people Printing Office. Mrs. Jane Rose Roberts, widow of they be not plunged headlong into rash they knew not, know to-day? We and unbusinesslike projects, and I shall on all he has esasyed to do; he will Prof. J. If. Gregory, of Washington, President Roberts of the Liberian Re­ fear not. The Southern foes whose endeavor to inspire and lead the peo­ no doubt take care of himself in this has been unqualifiedly exonerated of public, has sailed for England with musketry they faced with such intrep­ the charges made against him and has several thousand dollars which she has ple to a grand and mighty effort that controversy. His present earnest will place us safely on high ground. id valor, again inhabit and possess resigned bis position as school commis­ raised toward building a hospital at stand is another of the sure evidences sioner. Monrovia. From England she will Let us all awaken to an appreciation the land and go whither they will, of the situation, and rally like men and that proscription and prejudice are go to Liberia. propagating the same insidious, poi­ The Afro-American Real Estate Asso­ women who mean to do the right. doomed. ciation, of New Orleans, which began The Rev. G. A. L. Dykes, of the We have no time to fool with small sonous sentiment. The war is over business on $25,000 capital, have re­ Methodist Indian Mission Conference, things now; we must work, and work for them and for their white comrades cently increased their capital stock to gays that as a rule, where Indians hard. $75,000. and Negroes had intermarried, the in blue. But the Black Phalanx, and Had Shakespeare lived to-day, in­ children were brighter and smart­ John M. Henderson. Detroit, July 27, 1891. the millions for whom they fought, stead of saying some men are born Mrs. Emma Robinson Sayles, of er than those of parents who are both must still fight on for the full liberty great, he would have said some men Washington, has successfully passed of the same race. they thought they won. Not with the Civil Service examination, and re­ The President has just appointed When you get a good thing at a are born to kick. A few of these fel­ ceived an appointment as Printer's As­ musket and rifle, bullet and bayonet. Rev. Dr. P. G. Stewart, of Pennsylva­ reasonable price, don't be selfish with lows, who have developed large mulish sistant in the Printing and Engraving nia, Chaplain of the 25th Regiment it. See that your next door neigh­ Those they laid down when their couu- proclivities, are trying to worry Pres­ bureau. U. S. Troops. Dr. Stewart is consid­ try was served. But the battle must bor subscribes to the Plaindealer. One ident Harrison's administration all be­ Prominent Afro-Americans of New ered one of the most scholarly and elo­ Dollar a year. be waged along civil lines until the quent ministers of the A. M. E. church, cause they or some friend has not been Orleans, at the suggestion of the Cru­ flag whose colors mean so much and sader of that city, will form on asso­ and bis appointment, which was appointed to office. Benjamin Harri­ brought about through the efforts of promise so much, shall not be an em­ ciation to test the constitutionality of Robert L. Taylor, of Chicago, was son has been the best President this the separate car law, and consider ex-Senator Bruce ana Hon. John R. awarded $25 damages against Oliver blem of hypocrisy, bat give to every Lynch, is very gratifying to Afro- country has had since Grant, and we means to. better the condition of the Perry Bake, a restaurant keeper or one who loves and serves it, its equal, Americans generally. that city, by Justice Prmdiville. speak from the record. We don't ex- people- CITY DEPARTMENT. RENEW NOW!

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On and after June 1, 1891, all unpaid It is peculiarly suitable for a holiday girt book, and Plaindealer subscribers subscriptions will be charged for at can get it for SI. The Plaindealer one the rate of 50 cents for each three year anil "Gems of Deportment,"' onlv 92. .SUBSCRIBE. months. The present low price of the Plaindealer,—One Dollar per year, —cannot be allowed to those who do Glances Here and There. not pay in advance, when bills arc The superior advantages of our presented. friends in white, are not*always notice able in their deportment to their -1 The Plaindealer office is now perma­ equals, and is woefully lacking towards nently located on the second floor of those whom they regard as their infe­ riors. The Glancer sat on one of the the buidilng formerly occupied by the river steamers the other day, near a Tribune Printing Company, 13—17 Lady presumably or the haut ton, Rowland street. though she lacked the "repose which stomps the caste of Vere de Vere," as &A well as the low, soft voice which is 1 The Plaindealer will be "at home" supposed to accompany it. She came 4fo #4 at their rooms on the second floor of on the boat with a flurry and flut­ 17 Rowland street, old Tribune build­ ter, and after disposing of her belong­ ing, to visitors to the encamoment i next week. ings, began to tell her neighbor all about the hitches in her domestic ma­ Mr. William Ambers, of Toledo, spent 4 chinery in so loud a voice that every Sunday in Detroit. one near heard her. Finally looking Mrs. Jobes, of Pittsburgh, Penn., is around her, she espied a well-dressed visiting Detroit friends. young colored girl, who was sitting Mr. James Brown is recovering from near the rail of the boat, reading, and HENRY MERDIAN, a short but severe illness. without apology or courtesy of any Miss Ette Rice has returned from a kind, she addressed her as follows : short visit to Dresden, Out. "Aw—say.can you tell me where I DEALER IN Mrs. A. J. Moore, of Waco, Tex., is can get a girl?" "A girl," repeated THE DIME SAVINGS BANK expected in the city next week. the young lady. "Yes, I want a good Mrs. Postal Smith has returned home colored girl to work for me. Do vou COAL, from a visit to London, Ont. know where I can get one?" ''At Mr. Sylvester Smith is home from the intelligence office, I suppose," was Open Every Evening. Grand Rapids, for the summer. the reply, and the young lady resumed WOOD, COKE Mr. Herbert Mayo, of Buffalo, spent her reading, the spectators smiled PER Pays 4 per cent on all Savlngt a few days in the city last week. out loud and "my lady," muttering -AND— Miss Laura Montgomery, of Petite something about insufferable imperti­ Deposit*. Money deposited before Cote, visited friends in Detroit, last nence, sarled away to a more conge­ CENT the 6th will draw Interest from 1st week. nial locality. CHARCOAL. rs. Gertrude BlackMm&n, of Cleve­ • • • of month. land, will be tlie guest of Miss Amanda The man who feels himself called to Locket, next week. be a reformer, will not be deterred 392 Atwater Street, foot Riopelle, Titus N. Alexander will recreate in by want of appreciation, and it is well, Telephone 329. Detroit the remainder of the summer for surely there is no more thankless season. task than that of warring against in­ Mr. G. Jones, of Little Rock, Ark evitable evil. Prophesy pleasant things, draw flattering pictures, appeal 53,000 Pleased Purchasers! is visiting Mr. J. L. Martin, of Mon­ roe ave. to the self-complacency of your fel­ Mr. James Amies has been serious- lows, and you will always command Weber, Boardman & Gray and ill at the residence of his sister, Mrs. a following; but tell the truth which Wm. Slaughter. unfortunately has a way of being bit­ Newby & Evans Pianos. Miss R Finley, of Dayton, Ohio, is ter, and like Jeremiah fls^pld, you have being entertained by friends in Detroit only the birds in the air to listen to If you would like to join this army and b^coms tb and vicinity. you. What lover of strong drink ever profitted by the object lessons pointed possessor of one of these Superb Pianos, call al The health of Mrs Robert Boland, of out to him by the zealous teetotaler, Ronoake, Va., which oecaeioned her or who ever succeeded in dissuading a Mends much anxiety earlier in the sea­ gambler from risking his money, by WM. GEIST. LOUIS R. GEIS f son is much improved. picturing to him the fate of his kind? LING'S MUSIC HOUSE, Mrs. Kate Gilbert, of Jackson, Mich is the guest of Miss Gertie Eddy, of Human nature is perverse, and with Hastings street. the bit in its mouth must run its dis­ 67 Monroe Avenue, corner Randolph Street. astrous course before it >jvill submit £ The Misses Washington, of Boston, to be curbed. If it were not so, the will be the guests of Mrs. Douglass world would have long since reached Carter next week. a state of unnatural perfection. There SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY, .Mrs. John Anderson and Miss Fan­ would be no need of minister, physi- nie Anderson have returned from Mans­ or lawyer if till the advice so freely TEETH field, Ohio. given for the preservation of our Miss Laura Jones, of Toledo, Ohio health and the reformation of our Natural and Artificial. is stopping at Mrs. John Beeler's, Di­ morals were taken. As it is, every vision street. one claims tlie right to think for him­ A perfect and natural Set of Molars for Mrs. Thos. Mulberry will visit Ea­ self, and learn from his own bitter ex­ ton Rapids for a month's stay after perience. The reformer's cry in the the G. A. R. encampment. wilderness falls on listless ears and Miss Victoria Topp, of Chatham, and old age in this generation as in those Mr. William Topp. of Chicago, Ills which preceded, looks back on a life are visiting Detroit friends. marred by "might have beens." Gold Filling $1. Mrs. Sadie Cannon, nee Ackley of Toledo. Ohio, is the guest of Miss Vn- In spite of all that has been written &n Amalgam 50 eta. nie Beeler, of Division street. and said of the American Hog, he still Mr. Henry Wise entertained a few exists to the discomfort and vexa­ Ir*£iii\less Extraction, of* Teeth- gentlemen iriends at his home on \i-tion of the human family. One of the fred street, last Monday evening. most disagreeable of the species, rides [WILLIAM GEIST.] Mrs. H. Anderson and daughter, of on the open car and monopolizes the k Pittsburg, are the guests of Mrs. H end s?ats. Coming down town one i's "OJonliiAr" Cental G. Webb, of Mullet t street. day this week, the Glancer noticed, 58 MIAMI AVENUE, DETROIT, MICH. •V,iss. .Laup" Jones, of Pittsbnnr. with feelings of commiseration, the ef­ will visit Miss Plorrie Lewis, of Du­ forts of a young lady encumbered with Geist Bros., bois street for the next few weeks. several parcels to climb over one of Mrs. W. Loomis, or 162 Wilkins st. his porcine highnesses. She finally ac­ f* will entertain Mrs. Carrie Stewart complished the feat, and, conscious of nee Jones, ol Grand Rapids, next week.' her awkward entrance to the car, was embarrassed and annoyed during the Mrs. Nathaniel Davis, of Eaton Rap­ entire trip, but Bhe had her revenge. Peninsular Savings Bank. ids, will spend G. A. R. week as the guest ot Mrs. Thos. Mulberry, of Bra­ The knobs and protuberances on the dy street. feet of the "hog" betrayed the pain­ 94 Griswold Street. Mr. Wm. Anderson wiU entertain ful presence of corns and bunions, and 73 Gratiot Ave. Hear Miami Ave. Messrs. Ford Stith and Andrew De when on reaching her destination, the Capital, - - - - $500,000.. Hart of Cincinnati, during encump- young lady prepared to climb over him Detroit, . - Michigan. mcut week. to the street, she set her little foot Four TDer cent Interest paid on Savings Deposits. Attention Veterans! When in the firmly down on his, and though his Telephone 3313. city, don't fail to visit Jones and Brew­ start of pain almost threw her head­ Accounts solicited and every accommodation extended consistent with safer er s lainch Room and Ice Cream par­ long in tlie street, she tripped away banking. lors. 3HJ Antoine street. without a glance backward, serene in *v tlie consciousness, that hereafter, when Paul Wieneke, n,Mx„A11,n,A1<'n?worth' Chaplain of a lady, encumbered with a parasol, JOSEPH B. MOORE, Cashier. the Twenty-fourth regiment.. New Mex­ lunch box and the long skirts which ico, is the guest of J. E. Martin., of fashion imposes on the women of to­ Monroe ave. day, attempts to board an open car, "YOU WE MEAN" M r r t , llme r f MURRAY WATSON . '.!^. ? 'J. i . ' * ormer Detroit one .man at least will give up tlie cher­ bo ished end seat and "move along." Shirts Made to Order. Lure k 8M0K* Wanted—In a town of 10,000 inhab­ Latest Styles ••Vina*:," The Misses Fannie Henderson, of it ante, a cook for a first-class restau­ THE BEST 6c CIGLR ON EARTH. Cleveland, and Ilelltu Henderson of rant. Wages from $40 to $50 per \\ tushington, D. C.. with their cousin. month. Address Plaindealer office. Lowest Prices Storage & Miss Estelle Hickman, of St. Louis ED. BURK'S, will 1K> the guest* of Mrs. (ieorire W Mrs If. E. McCoy is prepared +o fur­ B nish meals during 'he encampment at 226 Randolph Street 36M0HR0E AVE. WE MAKE EM Cheek. * Room 17, second floor of Hilsendegen Shipping. The Rev. and Mrs. John M. Hender Block on Monroe ave. Detroit, - - Mich. son are entertaining the mother and Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. Davis and Telephone 1573 2 R. Manufacturer and Dealer in sisters of Mrs. Henderson, Mrs Doug­ sister, of Watertown, N. Y., will be lass and the Misses Douglass, of Chi­ the guests of Mrs. M. E. McCoy Lin­ Whitewash, Kalsomine, Paint, Varnish cago, who are returning from the coln ave., next week. Albert Schaub Office 200 12th St. Horse Scrub Shoe, Hair and Cloth teachers' convention in Toronto. The Relief Corps of John Brown Post, During the week or the encampment No- 198, will give an entertainment 105 GRATIOT AVENUE BRUSHES, ETC.? Mrs. J. A. Loomis, 218 Watson st ' in their hall. Room 15, Hilsendegen 87 Gratiot Ave., will entertain Mr. Eugene Hardy of Block on Monroe ave., Wednesday, Au­ DM Alt BRUSH. DETROIT, - MICa Dutton, Mich., Miss Ida Wright,' of gust 5, where they will be pleased to TELEPHONE 9429. Caasopolis, and Mrs. T. Wright* of welcome all visiting members of the The Latest Solid Gold Birth­ Grand Rapids. G. A. R., and ladles of the Relief Corps. day Rings at $1.50 Each. Mr. J. L. Martin, of Monroe ave JAKES CORNELL will entertain during the encampment! C. E. RICHARDSON &CA'S Rev. A. AlHneworth, chaplain Twen­ Smith Pr atlas Company. Souvenir Spoons. Painting In All Branches. ty-fourth C. S. Infantry, Mr. G. E. The complete stock of wedding cards, Jones of Little Rock. Mrs. H. Henry Invitations, tickets, calling cards, etc., -IN- Dealer in Wall Paper. * and Mi** Gear, of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. kept always on hand by the W. L. Orange, Coffee and Tea GREAT INVENTORY Paper Hanglngr J, and Mrs. John Brown, of Toledo, Miss^ Smith Printing Co-, ©7 Woodward ~ and Fretoolns es Davis and Summerville, of Washing­ avenne, satisfies the most exacting. From $1.50 Upwards.. Wall Payor ft oentsperRoll. V ton, D. C, Miss Pelagia Thomas, of Excellent quality of work, prompt m JaaPttAg ATEWUE. H Alton, Ills., Miss Daisy Robinson, Mr. Service, ana courteous treatment to SHOE SALE. E. A. Keelan and rM. Wm. Field­ purchasers, are characteristic features *Bea! d the advertisement on pace 8 Sample copies of the Plaindealer, mma it free, on application, to any ad- ing, of Chicago, and the Rev. Wm. of all concerned In the business. Give I Set subscriber or two for Collins and wife, of St. Joe, Mien. them a call. I 41 and 43 MOnuB >•*- •• - A-: ^ykjefeau --'.J ji*..; ^j^a^aMsar • : -••,'•' :-r- _ • The Michigan Conference. Any article that has out­ Tb* Coming Me*tlu«.-Tbe Work Accom­ lived 22 years of competi­ plished •» Its Members. tion and imitation, and sells ! To the Editor or the Piaindealer : 'it:-' Kt the approach of the next sewion more and more each year, ItT of' the Michigan A. M. E. Conference, which will convene in Bethel church, must have merit. Dobbins' Detroit, on Thursday, August 13, it Electric Soap, first made in will be interesting to many to read 1869, is Just that article. this brief notice. The Michigan Conference is one of Those who use it each week, the youngest, yet one of the most hope­ ful in tne connection. At it* head and their name is legion, eSanui Bi*aop Joan M. Brown, whohe SS? ha* been associated with tne save clothes and strength, most progressive movements of his ^ for the last quarter ol a century. % * . ~e~ * ^ eration was one oi the most progress­ enriches the blood, and through it ENGRAVING AND COMMERCIAL DESIGNING. ive and lucrative iu the connection. cleanses and renews the whole sys­ will give it one trial. Ask Cnta for Newspapers, Catalogues, Books and pabllestions of every description. Monograms, Trade* There are to be fouud in Michigan and tem. All Blood, Skin, and Scalp Marks, Business Carta, Letter Heads, Charts, ate, la outline or line-work; Zinc Etching, Photo-Ba. Indiana, some oi ioe best cultured your grocer for it. He has and most substantial people of the Diseases, from a common blotch graving, Crejo-Ltthograph or Wood Cut*. Single column portraits for Newspapers 02.00. race, whose social advantages have or eruption to the worst Scrofula, it, or will get it. Try it next AGrENTS "WANTED pi J TT T civen them a high ideal, which it is are cured by it. For Tetter, Salt- Monday. la erery cityjSenn theUniond stamp fo, rMo d commission, .CQW3J(1 11. LCC the delight of a progressive spirit, rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Huch as we have ui our Episcopal head There we many imitation Electric 323 DEARBORN ST. Rooms 10-14-15. CHICAGO. ILL. and in the rank of our ministry, to Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre or N. B. ^P9 ta which electricity plays no gratDy. The complexion of the Con- Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands, Jerence has improved steadily since its pert Dobbins' i< the original one, organization. The character of the Tumors, and Swellings, it's an une- afl Magnetics, Electrics, and Electro-Magics are ministry lias advanced, and the qualed remedy. fraudulent imitations. Ask for Dobbins' Electric charges are yielding better results than see that our name is on ererjr wrapper, and If any ever before in their history. The larg­ Don't think it's like the sarsapa- ether is sent you by your grocer, when you order Are You A Total Abstainer est per cent of the Airo-Anierican rillas. They claim to be good for ours,—send it back to him. churchmen of Michigan and northern the blood in March, April, and May. Indiana, which constitute the bounds I. L. CBAOIN ft Co., -FROM:- of this Conference, are communicants " Golden Medical Discovery " works Philadelphia, Pa. and attendants at the A. M. E. church. equally well at all seasons. And it not only claims to do good — it PARISIAN STEAM LAUNDRY ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS The Conference has had a regular guarantees it. If it doesn't benefit presiding elder system for the past three years. The first two years, the or cure, in every case, you have AS A BEVERACE? h Rev. K. Jeffries held the office. We your money back. If so you should Insure in the were appointed to succeed him at the last annual conference, held at Sagi­ You pay only for the good you naw, September 15, 1890. It is pa­ get. tent to any student of Methodism that TOTAL iBSTIHEHCE LIFE RSSOCIATItN its rapid growth and strength are due largely to careful Episcopal and presid­ en ing elder supervision. No other pro­ CS3 OF AMERICA. tectant polity provides for such sys­ SICK HEADACHPositively cured bEy Which furnishes Life Insurance for Total Abstainers ONLY, on a new aad «' tematic oversight. By it, every inter­ these Little Pills. est of the church is carefully guarded. They also relieve Dis­ Approved Flan, Bethel church, Detroit, is in charge tress from Dys)>epsis,In- dlgestion anil TooHearty of Rev. John M. Henderson, who has Laoe Curtains A. Specialty. proved himself a good financier and Eating. A perfect rem­ This Association in 1889 furnished insurance at considerably less than one-third edy for Dizziness,Nausea Windsor, Chatham, and London, Ont. Lis gotten the church debt fairly un­ Drowsiness, Bad Taste the cost in the best <«ld line companies. Its death rate for 1889 was only five per tQCB der control. Rev. Henderson is suc­ in the Month. Coated First class work warranted. Telephone S21 sand. A.H losses paid promptly and in fall. ceeding nicely and the people are pleas­ Tongue.Pain in the Side ed with his service. Ebenexer church, TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. New Prices. No Acconnts Kent m Detroit, which is our second charge, Purely Vegetable. TOTAL EXPENSE PER $1,000, DURING 1889. OF POLICE is served by Rev. J. H. Alexander. He Price 25 Cents: nas made extensive improvements on The Best Work Guaranteed. Taken sut at the age of 25 $5 46 v the church property at a cost oi $6, CASTES MEDICINE CO., NEW702Z. Shirts .-., - ioc 80 C46 ,-' TOO It is now one of the handsomest 85 146 churches In the Conference. Itrwas.re- Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. Collars - - 2C 40 846 dedicated July 19. Rev. J. L. H. Wat- 45 946 kins is stationed at Grand Rapids. He Cuffs - - 4c is a transfer from the New Jersey Con­ 50 10 46 THE ONLY RELIABLE ference, and is a valuable addition to Tbfc above was the cost per $1,000 upon a $3,000 certificate. our Conference. Rev R. H. *elton DIGGER M THE who died May 13, in the midst of the Conference year, was the regular ap­ WORLD. C00I 110 TBOMiS liberal Terms to Agents. pointee to Ypsllanti. After his death, Address, Rev. Isaac Burdine was placed tempo­ rarily in charge. Rev. EM. Becket, NEW BANNER a transfer from the New lork Confer. GEO. H. REISSMAM", Gen'l Ag't. «nce, was appointed to succeed him. Rev W H. Saunders is in charge at 44 State St., Detroit, Mich. WW-. , Jackson, and has nearly completed a handsome brick church with stone BARBER SHOP 14 trimmings, 40x00, at a cost or *S, 500. At Flint, Rev. G. W. Brown Brush Street between Ma­ lias enjoyed a most profitable spir­ itual harvest, which has brought into F0 comb and Gratiot Ave. the church a large number or useful SENP * CIRCULARS, voung people. The Elxnezer society Messrs. Cook and Tboma» take pleasur H. RIDIGER, ; at Detroit is largely indebted to hini in invitiug their many patrons and the gen for th'ir handsomely remodeled church. Pruyn Manufacturing Company, The plans were matured during his BOX A. A. HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y. eral public to par:onize their new shop ' 'on pastorate. Rev. S. P. Peaker has of the finest" in the state. Every conveni­ built a beautiful brick parsonage at GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 187a ence. First class worktren. Every thing Lansing. This and the parsonage at ,St. Joseph, are the best preacher's W. BAKER & C0/S new and neat. Pleasant quarters. Call. homes jn the Conference. Owing to the intellectual environment. Ann Ar­ bor demands one of our best men. Rev. Hot and Cold Baths, Abram Cotnian is succeeding nicely Breakfast Cocoa MERCHANT TAILOR, in thus station and Is now engaged from which the excess of oil WITH SHOWER or PERFUMERY. - - in building a handsome brick church has been removed, Bath Ro >ms reserved for Ladies Fri­ Is absolutely pure and 194 ZEta3=Lc5Lol"pIhL S b:r?f33 bv 35x00, with chapel, to cost $3,000 days, 2 to 4 p m. Complete service. He Is supplying a long-felt want in it is soluble. this community and the people highly No Chemicals appreciate his efforts. Rev. Benjamin are used in its preparation. It Cook & Thomas, Prop. Roberts will bring a good report from has more than three timet the PANTS to order from $4 upward. Kalamazoo. Rev. Roberts has been strength of Cocoa mixed with visited with sickness and death with­ in the year, yet he has labored nero- Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, icallv Rev. Wm. Collins has charge and is therefore far more eco- INSURANCE SUITS to order from $20 upward. of St. Joseph circuit. During his pas­ I nomical, coating less than one AND REAL ESTATE torate he has greatly improved the \centacup. Itlsdelicious, nour- church property and built a parsonage ^ ' lshing, strengthening, BASILT GOODRICH BROS, which Is a model of beauty and con­ DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids H. Utidigrei", 194 Randolph fetreet. as well as for persons In health. Walker Block venience. Muskegon has no supply at 90 West JFort Street Miner's Opera House Blook. present, but there are good possibil­ Sold by Orocers everywhere. DETROIT, \11CH. - - ities in this circuit with Allegan, Cher- W. BAKEB & CO., Dorchester, Mais. *ae and Grand Haven attached. Rev. ACCENTS WANTED. J I Hill will report for South Bend. JOHN BREITKBYEB ft SONS. This is a large manufacturing center, sk my agents for W. L. Dong-Ins Shoes, • book mar be mater than a bitt.-.—BeoeontAeld, not for sale In your place ask your X good book is the best friend.- TupperT and our church In this place can be Aealer to semi for catalogue, secure the Florists & Rose Growers made a strong station. Rev. W. H. agency, and get them for yon. THE Popular Flowers in their Season. NEW HOME Brown has charge or Cassopolis cir­ OT TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE, .£) *s\ cuit, which Includes Cassopolis, Niles, 2ho\ee Collection of Tropical Plants on Volina and Three River?. He has im­ Exhibition, proved the church property at Cass­ AFRO-AMERICAN PRESS. opolis. Rev. R. Jeffries has had a Co*. Gratiot and Miami Avenues MAGBmt pleasant year at Ft. Wayne, and will DETROIT - - - MICH. 1 report the church out of debt and the rr*i:0e$Tt* ^ parsonage repaired. Rev. J. K. Hart 'ATTAerwerrrS: will report the churches at Wabash :TMC:r-l/*XST' ITS EDITORS and Warsaw out of debt and remodel­ WOODWORK ed. Rev. II. B. Gordon will report for Pontine Adrian Is a happy in­ VmeAia « UW0II S0UASE.HY ft*™****, stance oT what a small station may do liri when the pastor and his people are in axis****- wfism <~- e.t *• «*v By L OAKLAND PENH, hearty sympathy with each other in TROUT BROS>, sSff iTHUssus* SB. SSjBSaS s— a*-wft«i the work. The pastor. Rev. G. R. WHY IS THE 255 Woodward Avenue, KM. t*- L.BOSSB. WITS ( ColM*»s, will have cause to feel proud DETROIT, • MICB of his report. Revs. G. B. Pope and 0M. sua Jot. n LrMt am /. T. mm. mm. a *• W. L. DOUGLAS 4ua~ Ho. Jo. A. Btcxn, Sea T ThooMIMMIWMIIM E E Gregory alike are closing their lunti* Ho. PBS riMtMk. rntf • * viim«l PML. second year at their respective charges. $3 SHOE CENH^EN Q/Uw«,rK im.T. WIIM.HU, mL BMIJIO Battle Creek and Day. Rev. C. F THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? StcMua. PiW. frank Trio. Mo. . W. UMT Hill will report the plans for a church It Is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine calf, stylish building at Sacinaw, which we hope and easy, and because tee make more shoes of this to see successfully carried out in that grade than any other manufacturer. It equals hand- IPartof Utto-page rednoed jae-haU.) city. Rev. J. P. Coates will submit sewed shoes coating from $4.uo to aft.00. OO Genuine Hand-sewed, the finest calf CROWN OCTAVO, 560 PAOXS. •the report from Bay City. We have • shoe ever offered for $5.00; equals French RILUSTRATEDWITH150FINC PORTRAITS, received some very complimentary let­ Mimported shoes which cost from $8.0 t to $12.U0. STHCPSBSTS' fti 00 Hand-Mewed Welt Shoe, fine calf, HOMEOPATHIC CxasfT or WHICH HAVI NXTZB UMU ters from the Indian camps of the good 9 35 and S2.00 Werklngsaan's shoes WASHINGTON,:D.C SOLD ST DKDUOUIS, or sent postpaid on receipt «P*Ca are very strong and durable. Those who ofprtcey-HDMPHREYS' MEDICINE C0.( lor verms and exclusive territory to Altogether, the fifth session of the have given them a trial wl 11 wear no other make. 8even Distinct Departments, under Oor. William and John Sta^ V. T. WILLCY m\ CO.. PueueMssw. Michigan A. M. E. Conference will be Pftwa' W.00 and 91.75 school shoes are DUl O worn by tne boys everywhere; they sell US sad 197 STATS ST.. Srantermj), a pleasant gathering of men who will on their merits, as the increasing sales show. forty competent Professors sod Instructors Custer's Last Charge. have cause to be proud of their past I aHlae*'^ Hand-sewee shoe, best Theological. Medic il. fcegsl. College. Pre. year's record and buoyant with hope laCiUlCO Dongola. very stylish; equals French "Custer's Last Battle" continues in *ufl imported shoes costing from $4. for the future. Caatlen.—See that W. L. Douglas' name and Bffee are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. D. D:. L.L. D„ President. Ypsflanti, Mich.—C. W. Rogers. it Admission 3.1 cents. tf James M. Henderson. ' IT. U DOUGLAS, Brockton, * Detroit, Mich., July 25, 1891. J. B. Johtson, Secretary.

^i^J^i&a^feiatii iafiB^ ilmrtir.-rMi BRBBBI A REMARKABLE ALTAR. Learn Shorthand "by mail. Positions cured by W. G. Chaffee, Oswego, N. Y. Tha Sacred Helios of the Notre Dame THE OLD STORY! Catholic Church. Illinois Staid An Inch of rain means 100 tons of water Many of those who visited Father oa every acre, nd how often it is told! Suf­ Mollinger, the celebrated priest-phy­ Medical Institute. $*&£&& fering for years with blood sician of Pittsburg, aLjo availed them­ Major's Cement Repairs Broken Articles 103 State St., Chicago. selves while traveling to view the cele­ 15c and 25c. Major's Leather and Kubber Cement lie. poison and blood taints; trying Chartered by the State. brated relic altar in the church of Our One half the poeple that are born die be­ various nostrums in vain; travel­ Authorized Capital SI50.000. > Lady of the Sacred Heart in Notre fore the age of 16. ing far to see high priced physi­ Conducted by a Full Staff of Physicians, thro* Dame, md., says a correspondent. of whom are noted German Specialists. | "Hanson's Magic Cera Salve." cians; spending hundreds of dol­ The church and its magnificent inter­ Warranted to care, or money refunded. Ask FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREATMENT ior decorations are the crowning glory your tlruKjfist tor it. Price 15 cents. lars; and, at last, OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. of the University of Notre Dame, which R belongs to the Congregation of the There are at least 10,000,000 nerveflbers Ample Facilities for Room and Board. In the human body. Falling Back on S.S.S. Each Disease treated by a Physician, -who nisiee Holy Cross, a religious order organ­ This was the experience of Mr. F.Z. Nelson, It a specialty; Ave of our staff receiving their efrissaj a prominent and wealthy citizen of Fremont, tion and experience in Europe, where a 1 >octor must ized in France. The superior general Mrs. Winslew's Soothing; Syrup, for Chil­ study *fnm years Instead of three as here. If a«»sa Nebraska. He suffered for years with ted with Catarrh, Consumption, Atthma or any is the Very Rev. E. Sorin, C. S. C, dren teething, softens the gums, reduces inflara ma- Luna Trouble, consult onr Specialist. Our treat* who founded the great educational in­ tlon. allay* pain, cures wind colic. 25c. a bottle. scrofula; and It continued to grow worse in meni of Stomach, Liver, Heart and Kidney TroubUm OJVI$ ENJOYS spite of all treatment Finally four bottles of has no equal. stitution of this city. It was under Rhtwnatitm, Goitre, Tape Worm and all Skim Dis­ Both the method and results when his direction that the church was con­ Three and a half million of people are | cured him. He writes: "Words poses treated. Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant Always on the seas of the world. BasaaaeQaW are inadequate to express my Our German Eye and Ear 6pecla!l«t has structed and so richly decorated. Work gratitude and favorable opinion of Swift's many oases when pronounced incurable. and refreshing to the taste, and arts was commenced on the church in 1868, FITS.—All Fits stopped free by DR. K Liars CURAT Onr treatment for Epi.Vpsy, Paralysis and Xm Nerve Restorer. No Kit after tlrstdaTiiuse. Mar­ Specific" Trouble* has met with vonderful success. sntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, and it was not until thirteen years had vellous cures. Treatise and $2.00 trial Kottle free to Book oa Blood aad Ski a Diseases Free. Delicate Diseases of Men or Women have elapsed that it was completed fit cases. Send to Dr. Kllne.RJI Arch ku, Phila., Pa. special provision made lor their treatment. Eiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ Strictest privacy "'•'"'^Inwl and all couununioa* THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga. turns confidential. tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ The interior is richly finished in The proportion of Anglo-Saxon words in aches and fevers and cures habitual marble appropriately carved and CON8ULTATION FREE. the English Bible is 97 per cent, of the to , h constipation. Syrup of Figs is the paintings ot the rarest and costliest whole. KIDDER'S PA$TILLE$.£ :/H i J5i If afflicted with any-disease address in any only remedy of its kind ever pro­ character decorate the walls. |Ca.,CaarU*iawa. ILLINOIS STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, The great features of the church are AM. PRIEST, Druggist, Shelbyville, Ind., Dr. 8nrder 's Kidney 103 Stats Street, Chi duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ sayi: "Hall's Catarrh Cure elves the best of sat Balsam cures Enuresis I ceptable to the stomach, prompt in the altar and tabernacle in the center. lsfactlon. Can get plenty of testimonials, as II It represents the human heart in the cures svery one who takes It" Druggists sell 101 HCRSBI W. N. U., D—9—at. its action and truly beneficial in its Dr£ W. F. SNTDaa, Mcvicker's Theatre, Chicago, m. effects, prepared only from the most human body and is one of the grandest When writing to Advertisers please savr* works of church art ever imported The receipts of the French treasury are ***For tale by all Druggists. Price $1.00. V(ou saw the avdv srtisena env In this Paper* healthy and agreeable substances, its from France. The custom duties alone larger than those of any other civilized many excellent qualities commend it piSO'S BBOgDY FOB CATAEBH.-Best. Easiest to use. amounted to over $2,000. During the nation. /Tui.^SP®!!- ?&& ls immediate. A cure Is certain. For to all and have made it the most Philadelphia centennial it was on ex­ Cold in the Head it has no equal. « w »»u*» *«r popular remedy known. hibition there and attracted consider­ Lydia Pinkham's warning to mothers should be heeded by all, and "Guide to Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c able attention. It is made of gold and Health and Etiquette" heeded by every and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ gilded bronze, beautifully chased and Mother and Daughter in the civilized world. CATAR'R H gists. Any reliable druggist who richly enamelled It is fashioned like noetriu11 SfiKS^ IftV 2X2 Particle is applied to the a shrine, the sides of which are com­ It has been calculated that there are nostrils, race, 80c. Sold by druggists or sent by mall. may not have it on hand will pro­ about 200,000 families living in London on Address. E. T. HA2KL . Warren. Pa. cure it promptly for any one whopose d of two arcades of gilded bronzes. TrNK The enamelled figures of angels in about £1 a week. wishes to try it. Do not accept any relief adorn the arcades. Six pilasters substitute. Mrs. Newed: "I always put some Pear- Straws show which way^ the wind blows support the table of sacrifice and form lfne In my wash water. Do you ever use CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. six niches for statues representing the any?" SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. virtues. In this table is a piece of the Mrs. Oldun: "Oh, yes, Pyle's."—The Watch LOUISVILLE. Ki NEW YORK. N.Y- wooden altar preserved in the church King's Jester. of St Praxedes in* Rome, which St them—and be The thickness of a human hair varies convinced. Peter used as a portable altar. The from the two hundred and fiftieth to the altar is supported by a group of gilded fix hundredth part of an inch. When you see all sorts of bronze columns. Beneath it visible washing powders pat­ "German between the interlacing arches of the American Institute Farmers' Club. antependium, are the bodies of two A committee from this dab report the wines terned after Pearline? martyrs taken from a catacomb of the of Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. J., the most re­ when you see it imita­ second century. They were gifts from liable to be obtained, and that his Oporto Pius IX. Grape makes a Port Wine equal to any in the ted in appearance, in narr»~ Syrup" world. His Claret and Brandy have no superiors. in everything except merit ;J For children a medi- Gold silver aad pearls were freely The smallest known insect, the pterato- when you find three persons using P^arltne\ A Cough c{ne should be abso- used in making it one of the hand­ mas putnamll, a parasite of the ichneumon, lu somest altars ever erected. In addition is but one ninetieth of an inch in length. where two used it a year ago; when you and Croup ^ "Hable. A to the relics of the martyrs there are hear it as a household word with the best i mother must be able to other precious mementoes preserved How a Ton list makes money. Medicine, pin her faith to it as to DSAR RgADSRS:—While visiting places of housekeepers; when you find its former about the altar and in the sacristy. Interest, I spend my leisure time plating her Bible. It must Among these are pieces of the true table-ware and Jewelry and selling platers enemies now its staunchest friends;—then contain nothing violent, uncertain, I make from 15 to 115 per day. The work is cross, the manger and garments of the done so nicely that every person wants it. I you may know the wind is taking you or dangerous. It must be standard Lord, also of the veil of the Virgin Paid IB for my plater to H. K. Delno A Co.. in material and manufacture. It Columbus. O. Why not bave a good time along toward Pearline. Mary.—Kansas City Journal. and money in your pocket, when for K you must be plain and simple to admin­ can start a business of your own? Write Why not go with it? You are losing ister; easy and pleasant to take. TEA BRICKS. above firm for circulars. A TOURIST. money by trying to head the other way; mon­ The child must like it. It must be Process or Making the Famous Tablet prompt in action, giving immedi­ It takes about three seconds for a mes­ ey, and labor, and time and patience. Go with Tea In China. sage to go from one en* of the Atlantic ate relief, as ehildrens' troubles It is one of the "tea secrets" that cable to the other. This Is about 700 miles .the rest—use Pearline—and you stop losing, come quick, grow fast, and end tablet tea is manufactured at Hankow a second. „ . and begin to gain. Millions realize that there fatally or otherwise in a very short in factories belonging to Russian firms time. It must not only relieve quick Alma Ladies' College, St. Thomas. Ont., is everything to gain and nothing to lose— there. It is made of the finest tea has the finest buildings and furnishings, the with Pearline, but bring them around quick, as dust procurabla Tho selection of the largest attendance, the highest record and children chafe and fret and spoil dust is the work of skilled experts; the the lowest rates in Canada. Graduating T*1 * • PePeddlerd s and some grocers will tell you, "this is as good as" Of their constitutions under long con­ courses in Literature, Music, Fine Art, cost of the dust varies from 20 cents a Commercial Science and Elocution. \ large e same as Peailine." IT'S FALSE—but what a puff for Pearline. finement. It must do its work in pound upward. This dust is manu­ number of young ladies from Michigan Blowing** 190 JAMES PYI.K. New York.' moderate doses. A large quantity factured into tablets by steam machin­ attend this popular institution, unly two of medicine in a child is not desira­ hours by fast train from Detroit. Write ery. About two ounces and a half of for the new illustrated announcement to ble. It must not interfere with the the dust are poured into a steel mold Principal Austin, A. M., B. D. child's spirits, appetite or general on a steel cylinder. The dust is 1 health. These things suit old as poured in dry without steaming , and A luminous buoy has been invented, the well as young folks, and make Bo- the pressure brought to bear is two light of which is produced by phosphuret AMAH tons per tablet of calcium, and is visible two and a half OTTAOQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAHT schee's German Syrup the favorite miles away. MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF familv r^riicine. ® Great care is required in the manu­ facture and packing of tablet tea, and , h the co3t is comparatively high. The ^;^;;u ! Thompson's Eyt Water. tablets are wrapped in tin foil, then in WlMTFnt MEN TO TRAVEL. Wepr expensive and attractive paper wrap- j WW «ll I WU • 150 to 1100 a month and expenses When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor!*, BTONK a WELLINGTON. .UadisonrwS. pers. and finally packed in tin lined cases for export to Russia. The tea, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, K EN ftWOME N l*± • •*••» A DA Y it is stated, loses none of its flavor by When she became Miss, she chmg to Castoria, •^•"™«^^^« cines. Send reference and being pressed into tablets, and as When ah* had Children she gave them Castoria. starMt Zfu7UV,-LlV0,l*12 w^rt" ,,n commission to •tart with. Lauderbace Co., Newurk, N.J. tablet tea, is only one-sixth the bulk of leaf tea. it is most convient for trav­ MANHOOD RESTORED. REMEDY IflHnnUUU FREE. A vicum of youthful elers, and also for importing into the Imprudence aiurinK Premature Decay, Nervous DebiW "'• iS* "»ahood, 4c, having tried in rain every known remoter regions of Russia—Buffalo remedy, ha. discovered a rim pie meanV of 2lf° r£ which >» will send (sealed) FREfe to his fellow-roffSeraU ! Commercial. A recent survey has established the num­ Address J. C. MASON. Box M79. New York Ctt* ber of glaciers in the Alps at 1. 55. of which GRAPHIC SAMPLES. 249 have a length of more than four and three-quarter miles. According to an Atlanta Exchange, ten Bootftl.BJE.S widows of revolutionary soldiers are living Blond balr is the finest and red the coars­ in the south. est. UiL] No man can answer for bis own valor A b, otiftl1 An Illinois man is nnder arrest for pass­ or ta^2Ll^"-^j «M itiKuii, tidrtu'» u TBK P'«» C. K~. HIESBookS « «d™ Jard.VSStrrt "tMilsM. s5 ing a confederate §100 bill on a Mulberry courage till he has been In danger. Grove farmer. About 4 >0 B. C. the lonians first introduc­ | fctflS' 98 % LYE "Ypsi-Ann" is the name given by Mich- ed the present system of writing from left iganders to the Ypsilantic & Ann Arbor to right. Previous to the above date from I TOWfiXSZs Ax]> Hssfssjsssj right to left prevailed. (PATENTED) Electric railway. The afrnsjfisi and purest Lye While plowing at May's Landing, N. J., THE CHICMO, ROCK ISLAND ft PACIFIC RAILWAY, made. Will make the best per­ a farmer unearthed a large snapping tur­ EDUCATIONAL. Including: main lines, branches and extensions East and West of tbev fumed Haiti Snap in 20 minutes Missouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa., without btrilinQ. it Is the best tle which weighed twenty pounds. MICHIGAN FEMALE SEMINARY- Peoria, La Salle, Molina, Rook Island, in ILLINOIS—Davenport, Muscatine, fnr softening water, cleansing The fancy ball given last month in Paris Kalamazoo. Mich. Term*. 1200. Opens September 14, Ottumwa, Oskalooaa, Des Moines, Winterset, Audubon, Harlan and Council waste pi]H>s. disinfecting sinks, 1891. Brad far CatateffM No. 5. closets, washing bottles, paints, by the Princess de Leon caused an expen­ Bluffs, in IOWA-Minr-eapolis and St. Paul, in MINNESOTA-Watertown ti^es, etc. — diture in that community of three million and Sioux Falls, >n DJXK OTA—Cameron, St Joseph, and Kansas City, in francs. ALMA LADIES COLLEGE, "bvIK8' sVOS80URI—Omaha, Tairbury, and Nelson, in NEBRASKA—Atchison, Leav­ PENNA.SALTM'PGCO. Is attracting a larpe number of Michigan stud. nt» be­ enworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Dodge- A Chicago boy who could not get off the cause of its thorough i-ouiaes in Ut.ralsrv, laatraate*. City, Caldwell, in KANSAS-Kingfisher, El Reno, in the INDIAN TERRI­ Gen. Arts.. Phila., Pa. railroad track in time, threw himself flat •aslt. Viae Art. Commei iul Science anJ Eiocmna It TORY—Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, in COLORADO. Traverses) has the finest buildings and furnishing., the largest at­ upon it. The train passed over him with­ tendance and highest record in Canada. TIT a Canadian new areas of rich farming and grazing lands, affording the best facilities of out harming him. School. Ontytwro hours by fast train from Detroit. Kle- Intercommunication to an towns and cities east and west, northwest and rant eo-pajre Calendar free. Addn-<« <8Cr *-.west of Chicago, and to Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. Harvard's overseers, following the ex­ PRINCIPAL AITSTLN. A.M., B.D. ample of the Episcopal convention and MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS. The Soap many another dignified body, have adopted UIV FPVFR CURED T0 STAY CURED, Leading all competitors In splendor of equipment, between CHICAGO and the Australian ballot system. lift I I LI LR We want the name and ad- DBS MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO Elsinore, Cal., gravely asserts that it „______dressof every sufferer in the and DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS sad PUEBLO, via KANSAS CITY and possesses a tract of dark red clay, with an ACT|||M A U.S. and Canada. Address, TOPEKA ot via ST. JOSEPH. Through Coaches, Palace Sleepers, NEW, & flQ I IIITIM P.lAi^asrei,l.D,l*fcio,I.T AND ELEGANT DINING CARS, and FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. occasional blue streak, on which can be California Excursions daily, with choice cf routes to and from Salt Lake- that raised broom handles with red and blue City, Ogden, Helena, Portland (Ore.), Los Angeles and San Francisco. Fast stripes around them. Express Trains daily to and from all towns, cities and sections in Southern. A mule in Anstell, Ga., is said to be so CIDER Nebraska, Ksnrait and tha Indian Territory. The Direct Line to and from old that his age has been forgotten. It is Pike's Peak, Manitou, Cascade, Glenwood Springs, and all the Sanitary put, however, at about fifty years. It MACHINERY Resorts and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. Cleans served in the rebellion and in 1862, on ac­ ' Khnckla Joint £ Screw Prasasa. Orators. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE. count of advanced age, was turned oat to aerators. Pumps. etc. Send for Oatakame . aoKkartrrmCom W. Water St. ByrUiuorir Past Express Trains, daily, between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paol» die. ef an/ making close connections for all points North and Northwest. FREE Re­ A comedy-man's trousers cost more time j especially that clining Chair Cars to and from Kansas City. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Most BLOO«.. v .. D POISON dreadful die- and as much money as several irreproach* j Watertown, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing i^iT2{«f Hw8prin***Bdm«r«"7 giTBonrr temno- able suits. The cut must be so grotesque- i u Grounds of Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota. ly horrible, and the patches so artistically ETZT!^:!-, S • «- «™»"-e to core Jr Sake no charSet THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers faculties to SaVsortS- orae^SH^"^««S^ w,,i For Tickers, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket tailor with skill and patience is equal to mSatrLSZnES-*'' C?^. e* »• wiU isaa/V is Lenox . St w7a*ve^2~«± 9°r»*fl>oad*acJ? JooT Office in the United States or Canada, or address the task- i •E-. Wriu^aJTSSSS ele? 'oooa &V£^refeS r «• E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, — en. OHIOAOO. IUU talXlehil*~

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