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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r l 1I- III- AMERICAN lYJ f BAPTIST VOL XXV NO 49eIJ ILLE KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 1903 ESTABLISH 1D 18lB THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY Could we but BDOV The laud that ends our dark under tale travel andWbeMeltdown lowciinmostAhcavil Aught of that country could surely kuow Who would not go Might we but hear Tin hovering angels hig Imagined chorus Or catob betimes with wakeful eyes and clear beforeOneus moment given to see With one rapt and hear Ah who would tear Were we quite sure To find the peerless friend who left Ui lonely Or tho by some celestial stream AS pure To gnzo in eves that here were love litODlj This weary mortal coil were we quite Who would endure Edmund Clarence Stedman BAPTISTFORGETFULNESS I have been thinking for a long time to write a abort series of articles for publication in your paper but una voidable business has made it impoaai ble to do to sooner I hardly can spare time at this writing without trespass ing upon other important duties this of Itself wakes ttese contributions lacking in many e sentialH yjt right thinking brethren will agree after reading this article that baptist for getf ulness Iit a sore soil and needing imedtate attention handicapping denominational enterprises at every point hindering and crippling tbe cause more perhaps than all other evils Strange to say it yet true a large per cent of the socalled miosion ary Baptists are afflicted with an ln beritent spirit of forgetfulness They fight the various denominational en terprises with a vengence akin to Sa tan himself Appeals sent out from the leaders invarably go into tbe waists basket Appeals from those who have been elected and asked to do the work excite do denominational pride as among denominations avowed enemies to Baptists awakening no interest nor arousing any enthusiasm Othur people seem to anticipate the wishes of their leaders and make strenuous ef forts to meet them If Baptists would take half as much interest In their enterprises as other denominations ere soon every nook and corner would be under Baptist influ ence instead of that this forgetful elsstf spend more time exciting jeal ousy and prejudice Rowing discord fettling old scores getting even with one another shortsightedness and a niggardly spirit taking possessons sitting idly offering adverse criticisms of men and women who ate there su periors it they would only lay aside their petty quarrels and personal piques ere soon a spirit of Christ would seize their breasts Christs cause would take on new 11 e sinners awakened and brought to Christ new fields of interest would be opened new blood would be infused ne v zeal and now aspiration a holy fire kindled in every church throughout he lane new hallelujahs ringing from eveary fireside new family altars taking the place of prayerlesa homes the family Bible restored to its proper plaje and in the homes and Christian parents rearing their children up it the way they soould go Forgetful Baptists are as numerous M lice and locusts were in the days of the seers of Egypt EVtrwbere you travel on every special occasion they are most prominent most conspicuous volunteering their worthless Information they are ever golig andever progreosiog anywhere ever proposing but never disposing ever planning but never executing always with you but a1 way s opposing your plans if you do them a kindness it is for a pur pose If you refuse they censure you they would like to help but they art notable they are lire a certain set in the Congress of the Unlttd States they anythingbutthe capacity and ability to plan and skit to execute If you are planning a committee to raise funds they scan the list to see whether their names are at the head or tall end of thu list and if at the latter they complain and It at the former they nay yon d it in older to get their money If you l + ave their name off they spend all the year yes several years if necessary planning to compass your defeat W H McRiDLEY Cadis Ky F A PASTOR INSTALLED 4s pon se to Welcome Address Rev H Nutter Newport Solo Will There tie Any Stars Friday evening November 20th the1klfee Lucy Sheppard Rev H Nutter was installed aft pastor Remarks by Visiting Pastors KingNewport Choir rcumstance The church beau Offlaortifully Lambandinglon and Cincinnati The speechesrhoirwere appropriate and to the point The Benediction music rendered by the choir was of theRev B H Hall very beat order A superb supper was Our church N w enters Upon its work served by the ladies of the church with new vigor and bopo to make a from which 3000 was cleared The better record than ever before Our Corinthian Baptist church is no v la Board of Deacons consists of James most exollent condition both spiritu Winston James Bassett Major Robin ally and financially aud the Rev Nut son John Seals George E wards and te is certainly to be congratulated that William Jones Tha Trustees are JOB he was selected as pastor of such an Murray Geo Oster Hayden McConico Corinthian Baptist Church Newport Ky 0 I excellent congregation The members of the Corinthian Baptist church feel that they have entered upon an era of harmonious life such as has never been experienced by this congregation the church property is situated in a splendid locality valued at 600000 and practically free from debt with a bonified membership good standing of one hurdred and thirtytwo The prosperity of the church and the suc cess of Rev Nutter is an assnrnd fag Ihe Rev H B Webster D D f Parts Ky preached the installation sermon Sunday to a large and enthusi astic audience The following pro gramme was rendered on Friday evening PART ONE Chorus Praise ye the Lord Choir REV H NUTTER Bible Reading Prayer Rev R H Hall Covington Chorus Song of Praise Choir Sermon The Pasture Duty to Ids peo pie Rev G W Ward Covington Solo In Thy Love Miss Emmo MoConieo Sermon Thn Peoples Duty to t Pas tor Rev L W Gray Cincinnati Solo and Chorus 6f I Were a Voice John Johnson INTERMIbBIOK PART TWO Welcome Address Prof H C Horner Newport Solo Beyond the Gates of Paradise Mr Clifton Rosa and Wm Gee end the other officers are MlBLilllad Howell Clerk Rufus Howell Treasurer and Miss Lavinla A Ellis Organist MKMBBB Newport Ky State Teachers Association To the Teacher and Friends of Edu cation of Kentucky The next meeting of the Colored State Teachers Association will be held in Louisville Ky beginning 2 p m Monoay December 28ih and continu- Ing until the afternoon of December SOtb Each session will bo brimful of suggestions instruction and Inspiration Rare men handling vital tell lag subjects in an Interesting and ef festive way will characterize our 27th annual meeting Amouug the special speakers will be heard Prof Kelly Miller Howard University Washington D C Prof L V Dodge who for morn than thirty years has been a professor in Berea College i Prof G W Carver Director of the Agriculture Department of Tuskegee In Btitue Prof Reuben Post Halleok au thor or Co Phonology and Phyicap Cul ture Education of Central Nervous Sytittfui English Literature The raliroads have granted a fare Payfulla cate with your ticket This certificate will be signed by the president and then you secure a return ticket for one third fare Do not use holiday rates i secure a certificate- If you wish some one to arrange for your entertainment write Prof W H Perry Chairman Executive Committee 2909 West Walnut Street Louisville KyAn interesting feature of the meeting will be an exhibit of the pupils work in all departments of tbe colored schools of Louisville Singing by pu pUB of different grades will show what eau b++ done by systematic careful training in music An iuvitatotlou Is extended to mint tare of all denominations to attend any AssociationAsed will prove as valuable to the minietBB to the teacher In the work of d- veluping and training the race the purposes of minister and teacher are the same Respectfully PRANK L WILLIAMS President MRS L V DOUGLASS Secretary RAMBLING A Pleasant Visit to Arkansas and the Arkansas Baptist Convention Leaving Louisville on a certain Wednesday evening not long since on au Illinois Ce tral train Rambler found himself soon asleep and enjoying much needed rest Out train was an hour and a talf late starting from Louis ville and when we awoke at Mayfi ld next morning we were surprised to learn that our train had lost another hour and that suggested the possibility of misnlng connection when wP reached Memphis At Fulton our train was delayed another hour for some Unknown cause to the passengers so we reached Memphis at 110 oolock p m Insteadof 820 oclock a in Both trains for Helena had gone and there was no boat out that afternoon so Rambler bad to c znteut himself with reaching his destination Friday mom lug and thin only by staying at Lula a little village in Mississippi Thursday night This was aynthing but encoursftiuh to Rambler as be had seen Lula before in daylight and was RamIbIerspos nightifDr Abby Pastor Searcy and other friends could furnish no relief but af terward decided to take tbe chances and eo took the 415 train on the Y M V R R There was an entire car giv en to oolired passengers and it was uncomfortably crowded though Ram bler had a comfortable seat Most of citytobuckets boxes bags caps can jugs sacks and valises and they contained a variety of things both meatiouBble and unmentionable It waa pay day and a boy about sixteen seated in front of Rambler bad been to the city also and be had invested every cent of his montha pay in a gold plated watch a trench harp pair of pints and some cakes and candy The boy informed Rambler that he lived with his father duringheWell a friend on the train had Inform ed us there were several good places at Lula where we could stop and ffer ed to escort ue to a good stopping place Thin eased onr mind and When Lula was reached we were not reluctant in lighting from the train Our friend escorted us to our stopping place and introduced us to our hostess Jt was a country grocery store and it was not a very comfortable place as it WM a very cold night and the building was cage aud airy Hi ping to find an escape from these surroundings we Informed our hostess that It she had no objection we would retire and to our surprise we were escorted outside to the corner of the building to a room about 10x12 with a good bed a chair and a dry goods box aa tile furniture but not a spark of fire nor a place for such a necessary aojuuot on a cold night Instead or writing as is Ram biers custom he turned in and cover ed up head and ears hoping to keep warm until morning In this we suc ceeded and the next morning bright and early we were up and made our breakfast off of cup of black coffee and a piece of cake At 760 oclock Ram ner took the train ou the little branch road to Helena and arrived there at 8 OOIOCK Abe Arkansas Baptist Con veutlon was in session at tile SecondI Bapiitt church aud the East Arkansas Conference in session at cue A M K cuurch at the same time and the gocd people of Helena were entertaining both bodies handsomely without any friction whatever Our old friend aud brother Bishop Evans Tyree was pre siding at the Conference and whet Rambler entered the church the good Bistiop introduced him and had him say a word which was done as best he could under the circumstances Bish op Tyree is splendid presiding officer aud his brethren must appreciate the considerate and impartial manner in which ho disposes of questions before the Conference it was our pleasure visit the Con i erelice at another toe in company with Rev W F Graham D D of Virginia when both of us were invited to speak Among the members to the conference PreeerofI 1 who was an old schoolmate of Rambler lathe early 60a in the old school on Walnut street between Ninth and Tenth taught by Mr W H Gibson That has been a long time ago but the meeting of old aohool mates bring back many sweet memories of the almost firgottcn peat I nn ri Baptist Periodicals SIZE INCREASEDa PRICES REDUCED TheSntioralso enlarged and illustrated Important changes have been made In theillustratedappearancegreatlyOurStoryMONTHLIES centsBaptistptreopyl per quarter I Biblical Studies for older scholars 7 cents each per quarter I 25 cents each ptrytar I QUARTERLIES centsAdvamcedIntermediate 2IIPrimary 2IIOar Story Quarterly II IKptr I perycarYountBoys and Girls weekly SH 22ItOur Little Ones weekly 4JJ IIII II 12Toutu co The above mortGoo4JtU or more 10 Cttofxrjrtarl SocietyWESTERNI f i ArkslDasir peared in your columns it will not be necessary for Rambler to review ita proceedings at length but it was a remarkable meeting and accomplished remarkable things These Ark brethren I thloKsIof one mind wad in sweet accord upon all propositions but when a conclu sion was reached as Baptists should reach conclusions everyone acquiesced and the work went right along Tbe e was no end to the visitors and they came from far and near and were all cordially receiva td1 sxtessd eVBry courtesy Rambler was domiciled at the lovely home of Dr and Mrs P W Clark with Dr W F Graham of Virginia during our stay where we regalia every at ention This happy family embra ass Dr and Mrs Clark mither Jane and mother Fannie and they not only live comfortably and happily them selves but they made those around them the same During our stay we enjoyed the hos pitality o Dr It C Morris acd his fam alp at their elegant borne and had to de cline other courtesies lor want of time After Sunday School and morning set vice Sunday Rambler reluctantly parted with the Arkansas brethren and friends and started on his journey homeward Our train was late again and was dense ly crowned It anyone shares tbe otiution that the race is dying out all he will have to do to dispel it will be to ride through the Mississippi Delta on a Sup day train At every station great crowds of our people little and big men aud women were at the stations and Ire quently not a white face could be seen anywhere and as lost as one crowd emerged from rue train another would en ter and thus it was until Memphis was reachedIn section It Is said that the Ne groes out number thb whites eight to one and still tbe whites hold every office an have almost absolute control of everything Unlike Kentucky many of the plantations are not enclosed and nothing Is planted but cotton and corn Even garden pioea are small and scarce Having few boats to spate in Mempbi Rambler spent that time lu calling on some frienus and swapping a few words with them Among this number were Revj J Seamy H C Owens and Prof W J Harvey Before leaving Rambler spent a short while at the old Beall Street church aud at the request of Pastor a E Ciemmous made a few remarks at the opening of the evening service The tralu on the L fit N was I timeIwhole we are now hard at work I RAMBLB I Tbe saloon doesnt compel a drink unless he has a mind to This i a free country just so and if you a8ou1- dig a hole twenty feet deep in the pub lie highway you wouldnt compel anyone to rail for When the wrecker In tbe old times on the Cornwall Cliffs or along the Jersey Coast hung out false lights h didnt compel the marines to strike on + the bar The man who sells diseased mew doesnt compel any to buy it Tim man who sells clothes with the plagueor with yellow fever doe not compel any one to buy them or wear themThe Weekly Guido LESSON LEAFLETS 1latcnactiats 1 IIdiIriDtarrpercopyiferfnorttrl Pictmrt Issssas 2K cents IBibleper quarter I HOME DEPARTMENT SUP PLIES OF ALL KINDS teatsAdvancedper copy I per quarter I II A GLORIOUS TEN DAYS MEET ING AT THE PARKRIDQE BAPTIST CHURCH In company with Rev K Reynolds we boarded the train for the above meetingWep Reynolds secured a rig and conveyed ns to the church where an audience nlgbtbelnKthe pastor thought to only have prayer meet ng was the better On Thursday night we opened fire on the eaa+ myeoamplift beingastranger they 1e AWay We we k flint fi the third night the people began to pray in earnest for the conversion of sinners The fourth night we called for sinners to com to the anxious rest and they name crying Man and brethren what must we do to be waved 1 The filth wig it six made a professiost of faith On the seventh night three more happy souls were converted Itwas indeed a glorious outpouring from the presence of the Lord I preached ten sermons Rev Reynolds preached two This people were spiritually alive and seemed ready tall willing to hear the gospel They sat patiently and listened atentlvely to what you bad to say and then lavevent to their feelings Nine conver sions in our ten days was the harvest Reyooldltbe ments in Gods hands to do this work puoplefromcame on Sunday nurning to hear the pastor preach as they had not heard him since he had returned from Kansas He presoheda powerful sermon On Sunday night I preached my last ser DutyThemeetingimy 1220 needdmistreated by Rev Reynolds 1 found him tj be a perfect gentleman he was just as tender with we as if I had been a child and denied his comforts among his people for me heilSlovedi they obey n tt because they are ignorant but became they are im rightTherechurch that purtlonE P MABBS Louisville Ky A Christmas Bell appropriateChristmas Churches that are wltnoat Bells to cor with Tne ofBll ures the Steele Alloy Bell and the Ikedpresent time place their Bells within the reach of all ringink daygseveralethousand places Its merry peal will be SteeltAlloy Bell is widiiy known for lie su tonedBy wilting the C B yoreewill receive a beautiful and artisaio Cat alogne and full information concerning Bells AMERICAN BAPTIST FRIDAY DECEMBER 1903 AMERICAN BAPTIST ESTABLISHED 1879 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY OFFC 710 FIFTH ST LOUISVILLE Xv sIIJt3ai- U YSAJt in advance 125 It MONTHSet 75 VHRBS MONTHS 40 MTONB COPY PlUm 0s ysat M aay osAvhovtHttad M AvaamM 1M The dale ca MM UtMl fy paper sow Nwhat- teas roe bnpaW Ik waboth M a reed t nod a nqvm for payatst If props credit has mat been pna wltllU two or t4 owMk froa tlae d pep eat etlfrc AHo Ufr us promptly of say ebap ta Pat Offi r dress so that tMn My bt ao errs or Mxf to anrof paper FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 1903 cTklapaper fa rep1aIqaaBM- lta1IeerIbenf oath atefiulte rder to too mtiHW ill received lied Ike nbacripftteB paid in tall to tike tine the order fie ivsm THE report of the Superintendent of Education of Mississippi give some interesting facts upon the question of public education in that state which may be studied with profit by persons interested The report shows that 403647 children are enrolled in all the schools of the state and of this number 192881 are white and 210766 are colored While the colored pupils exceed the white pupils 17885 and under or dinary circumstances would require I the larger number of teachers but 5524IIwhite teachers and only 3398 col ored teachers or 2126 more white i teachers to teach 192881 white pupils than there are colored teach I ers to teach 210766 colored pu pils There is the same difference in the Per capita as in the number I of teachers the amount per capita to each white pupil in the state is 1782 while that of each colored pupil is 594 The average pay of the white teachers was 8964 I per month while that of the color ed teacher was 4666 The per capita is based upon the number actually enrolled and not the num ber of children of school age in a given district From this report it is readily seen that the white pupil has the advantage both in the num ber of teachers and in the character of the teachers and under these con ditions there is certainly no reason for the restrictive measures adopted in that state to retard the progress everyIthiugsolutely no opportunity for com petition DESPITE the difficulties placed in the way of the progress of the race in the South there is occasionally a ray of hope seen in the acts and ex pressions of men who lead and di rect to a large extent public sentiment The disposition to break up the peonage system which has grown up out of the peculiar condi tions which obtain in some sections is one of the most encouraging signs of the times The punish ment of those who practice it has not always been severe but the sentiments of Judge Speer and Judge Jones both Southern men who have presided during these trials has done much to bring the system into disfavor and to empha size the fact that the strong arm of the law will and must protect weak and defenseless citizens Besides this the duty of the intelligent wealthy and strong to assist in the good work of uplifting the ignorant poor and weak has been given a prominene which must bear good fruit in the future There are some in both races who will see no good in these things but the thoughtful and earnest observer will find her and there a ray of hope and take fresh courage for the contest for right justice and equity THE best evidence that gambling is being openly carried on in this city is the fact that a member of the Board of Safety has offered a resolu tion instructing the Chief of Police to enforce the law on that subject This resolution was not voted upon however and legal steps have been taken to have the resolution spread upon the records of the Board There can be no doubt of the facts recited as the places have been named and indicated in the most positive way No class of people are suffering more from the evil consequences of this gaming habit than the colored people and it will be a great blessing if it can be sup pressed Years ago there were on ly a few such places conducted in this city by members of the race but now there are many and few of the young of either sex escape the temptations and allurements of these places off vice THIS is the season of the year when we usually make our best ef forts to enlarge our subscription list and when we look to our friends for their best help Our paper is now net ring the close of its twenty fifthvolume and for nearly a quar ter of a century it has stood as the defender of the principles of our great denomination and the rights of the race Our subscription list in all these years has been steadily increasing but it is far from being what it ought to be and in order to materially increase it we have de NoIvemberwho will send their subscriptions directly to this office In other words if you will send us 125 we wIllsend the paper until Jan it 1905 Sample papers are being mailedevery week to a number of friends and the reception of the pa per is an invitation to become a regular subscriber Those who are subscribers may help us by calling attention to this offer and saying a good word for the paper TF The outlook for the coming session of the State Teachers Associ ation in this city this month is very encouraging and the largest attendance in the history of that body is assured The presence of distin guished educators from other states is promised and a most inter esting programme has been ar ranged The friends of education and those interested in the uplift ing of the people should give aid to this movement and not only attend the session of the Association but assist in maknig the stay of the visitors in our city pleasant and agreeable Wherever the Associ ation meets the people have extend ed genuine Kentucky hospitality to its members and Louisville shouldI be no exception to the rule There is a splendid reform neces sary in the work of the National Baptist Convention We can not point out that reform without being charged with the desire to boss therefore we will not be specific The common people the uncom plaining followers sometimes have a day in court and sometimes that awful day does surely come Theres going to be a reckoning and read justing when the reactionary period sets in Nationall Baptist Union A Visit to Indiania A few weeks ago I made a visit to Vincennes and Wathington Ind to see two of my daughters and their families who reside in those places I was also invited to visit Mitchell Ind by Rev M M Portcr the popular pastor of the church there I found the church to be in a good conditon and Bro Portor to be an earnest and successful pastor He has the confidence of the people of the community and lives in the hearts of his members He is in deed the leader in that section for they call for him far and near preacheWell nothing else could be expected of him as he is a graduate of State University and was trained by Dr I C L Puree that prince of preach I theIi I haveImy me DA GADDIE Louisville Ky NEWS AND NOTES Rev R H C Mitchell who recently resigned at Harrodsburg Ky to accept a call to Chicago has decid ed to return to Kentucky and ac cept the call to the pastorate of the Clay Street Baptist Church Shelby ville The State Board of Election Commissioners met in Frankfort Ky last Monday and canvassed the returns from the Eleventh Congressional District The certificate was awarded to Dr W G Hunter and it is thought this will end the con test By an agreement of the Baptist Pastors Conference of Richmond Va the pastors of every Baptist church 1n that city and vicinity exchanged pulpits last Sunday morn mg Our subscribers who are in ar rears will do us a great favor and assist us materially if they will send the amount due on their subscription to this office Read the label on your paper Dr Alford C Morton one of the best known physicians in Eastern Kentucky died in Mt Sterling I Thanksgiving Day His remains were brought to this city his form er home where they were interred las Tuesday The Post Office Department has issued a fraud order against the Ex Slave Pension Association which will prevent that organization from imposing upon misguided people who have been led to believe that it is possible to secure pensions from the Government The Tuskegee Institute football team on Thanksgiving Day by a score of 5 to o defeated the Fisk University eleven en the Tuskegee Institute grounds The Fisk rep resentives have been regarded for many years as the unbeaten color ed team of the country Not less than 2000 people were in attend anceYoung people for next year offers a feast of fat things for Baptist homes and Sunday schools The American Baptist Publication Soci 1 ety publishes no better paper In deed it is doubtful whether its equa can be found elsewhere Its seriai andshort stories are of the best Several new departments have been added which make it still more in teresting ana useful Send for sample copies The call for educated Negro meD who have made a special study ojf theoreticaland practical Agriculture is more pressing than the supply I The demand for such men comes from all parts of the United State and from several foreign countries The Agricultural Department of th common school or college courses We hope that a large number off such persons will enter this depart ment at Tuskegee this fall For in formation to expenses etc apply to President Booker T Washington Tuskegee Alabama TF The Citizens Sunday Forum 01f Wyandotte County Kansas City Kansas is said to be the largestt culture and civic society in the state having an active membership oif about 500 persons In the sixth semi annual meeting held recenth the following officers were elected John J Thomas president Mr O B Johnson Mis Sarah Cbinn an Prof JR Harrison vice presidents Misses R M Thompson Annette Scott and Minnie Jackson secretaries Mrs G A G iffith treasuer Hon C Patterson chaplain The Forum meets the 2nd and 4th Sab bath in the Metropolitan Baptist hurch I A man in the pulpit posing as a gospel minister and will not pay his just debts The thought is astonish I iing How can he preach that says Owe no man II when he himselfI has gotten in others debt and I makes no effort to pay what heI owes Such socalled preachers areI I oillyIsteal the earnings of others but worst of all they rob Christianity of its power and influence No one wants to listen to a preacher who owes him a bill and makes no effort s to pay him The most powerfuland I effective sermon a minister can preach is to pay his just debts The Torch Light- UNIVERSITY 1 NOTES S U Rah rib rah rab 8 U Rah rub rab rab Hurrah Hurrah I State University rah rah rah znzRevs Wm Johnson and Chas Fishback were pleasant visitors at the University Tuesday The re marks of the latter was well re brotherjlBrent The Nov Rally will have its re port in chapel next Tuesday I We want one thousand dollars in this Rally but we will be thankful for what we get- Thanksgiving was well observed last weekIDr Puree preached at Fifth St church for Rev Dr Frank on Thanksgiving day Rev Dr Frank visited Berean last Sunday evening Dr Puree invited him to address or lecture the school next Thurday morning Miss Belle C Simmons our form er Bible teacher writes that she iis enjoying the delightful climate of California She will spend the winter at Bostonia San Diego co Cal She would be glad to have her friends write her at that ad dress Examinations are over for the first term Some are happy some are sadWe have now entered upon the work of the second term Dr Purce and Berean choir went to the school of Reform last Sun day afternoon by specialrequest The Dr addressed the body of stu dents and officials and the choir rendered the music The Rally promises to be a success then let all do something fo it by next Tuesday Prof Hawkins made a flying trip to Versailles Monday The Literary Society elected som of its officers last Friday night Miss Lula Brown and Mr W H I King visited us last Tuesday and made pleasant and encouraging re marks The Rally clubs are giving en ertainments in all sections of the city The young men and women nexet Tuesday Let all friends help themMr W R Dudley and Mr Jones of Geogetown visited us last week and addressed the school addresses were well recieved Chair man Steward happened to be pres ent and responded nicely to the ad I dresses Dr Puree preached at last Sunday Deacon Haley and family were present Sunday evening r rSome of our boys took Thanks l giving for Christmas I The Ekron Baptist church Rev nicdI barrell of potatoes cabbage turnips t hominy walnuts and such good things to us Thanksgiving for which we are thankful to the pasI tor and his good people- dI RevSE Smith sent us anice tur key He has our best thanks I Soon Christmas will be here and L our friends are reminded that gifts 5 are always in order PEOPLE AND PLEASANT EVENTS Miss Alice L Dortch was elected bookkeeper of the latest Negro business corporation The Louis ville Black Smith Wagon Build ers Co 920 9TH Street I The Board of Directors of the Colored Orphans Home will meet next Thursday evening at the Y M C A rooms 652 W Walnut St Editor Wade H Carter of the Lexington Standard spent Thanksgiving Day in the city Rev H W Jones and wife of Owenton Kv were in the city this weekreturning from a visit to Knoxville TennIII Mr Lee Mitchellof Indianapolis Ind is in the city visiting friends Mr and Mrs Silas Rhodes left last Saturday morning for Dayton II tbeirlfutureI Hodges Ky is in the city Mrs Evaline Morton who has been in California for some time is in the city having been called home on account of the illness of her son Dr A C Morton Mr Ben Hayden has come upI from Evansville to spend a few I weeks with friends and relatives in the city IIMrs Marie B Shields of Dan- villej Ky was in the city this week returning home from a visit to IndianapolisThe of the Lords Sup per will be administered the Emmanual Baptist Church next I Sunday afternoon I At the Mothers Meeting a tKno- Presbyterian Church llast Friday afternoon Miss Martha Hardin fur nished an excellent Recitation Mr MissIesBrown Piano Solo Miss Crozie- read a paper on Thanksgiving Fiftyseven Mcthers were present being the last Friday in the month- a lunch was served IISCHOO i NOTES The Kindergarten Classes of the Main St and Western Schools will give a Joint Song Recital at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday Eve Dec i6th for the benefit of the Training Class rMiss Hallie Q Jones of Main St I c hool and Miss Myrtle C Nunn oft the Western School were detainedl at home this week I IThe pupils of the High School Hale1l I Tuesday Evening Dec 22nd for the purpose of raising funds to beautify and adorn the rooms of the building I IThe Teachers Institute held a very interesting session at Central School last Saturday morning President A E Meyzeek presided and all numbers on the programme were rendered The address on Opportunities by l was the feature of RevjKSmithI origonal poem Emigration by Thre Imperative Duty by Principal W H Perry and the Musical selection- by I Misses Montjoy and Ashfor- wereI much enjoyed s nThe Scottsville Revival Eighteen Converts I The church here asked Rev W I comeIand night I thee lookIon his face and he preached ser mon that put the whole chuck toI thinking For ten nights he preach IIed with the spirit and power of the t Ghost Eighteen were con verted three reclaimed and on I united with the church by watch care I The meeting was noted for thet deepritual interest manifested by the whole church All joined- in saying that etch mn CD preach ed by the quiet unassuming Mode rator of the Union District Associ ation was the best He staid in the pulpit and said I shall carry out the commission of the Master and lift up Jesus who said And I if I be lifted up will draw all men unto me It- It was something wonderful to see staut hearted sinners come from the rear of the church and fall down crying for mercy while the pastor proclaimed Jesus as the Sav iour of the world from tbe sacred stand He has certainly a firm hold on the hearts of this people About 60 of the best white peo ple of the city came to hear the last sermon on Friday night They say tbe Nqgro baptists have the ablest and most eloquent preacher in Scottsville Baptizing third Sun day in December F J BUFORD Clerk IThe Clark Meeting Ctuny M and D This body met last Monday in the Broadway Baptist Church at 3 p m Rev J Francis Wilso was chosen moderator Revs J Brockman and H C Baker con ducted devotional exersise Members p r e s e n tRevs Baker Wilson Brockman Henderson Toliver BigbeeDeaconsM M Bell M Bates Visitors Rev J F K More land M D of Lexington REPORTS BroadwayS S 12 col 31C Rev G W Benton preached two additions collection 535 First Church S S 33 col 580 pastor preached col 3 70 Sx16 cot i7c pastor preached 375 Georgetown ZionDr J F K Mooreland preached The order of the day having arrived the speak- erI that was appointed to preach CPMrBigbee D D took the stand and announced for a text Mat 35 sub ject Baptism a righteous act The sermon was passed as the sence of the meeting without criti cism Adjourned to meet at First Church I fat 730 p m next Monday I J Francis Wilson Mod C P M Bigbee Sec K I I NOTES Mrs William Cromwell Miss Young and Mr Arnold visited us Tuesday Mr Arnold favored us with a selection the music and words being his own composition A number of the students both ladies and gentlemen chaperoned by Miss Mary Fletcher agreeably surprised Profand Mrs Cook Thanksgiving Day The diningroom of the dormitory was beautifully decorated and the students enjoyed an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner Mrs Annie V Ranels of Win chester visited her daughter at tbe dormitory Thanksgiving day Mr Wm Hardix spent Thanks giving Day with his daughter Prof and Mrs Cook and Miss Willis dined at the dormitory on DayIMiss Martha E Williams of the city is visiting Misses Crews and TrimbleThe me of football between the Lexington High Schooland the home team resulted in a victo ry for the Lexington boys the score of 5 to o Pres and Mrs Hathaway enter tained the new members of the faculty and Miss Martha Williams Friday evening Nov 27 Miss Lettie Murphy of Shelby ville visited Miss Mary Cardwell at the dormitory Thanksgiving Day The regular Fall Term examina Tuesdayeand Wednesday of next week Miss Rebecca Smock and Mrs Anderson visited on the hill last week J I aMFRIOAI BAJPTIOT IUDr DECEMBER41903 JverWork Weakens Your Kidneys lfraltty Kidneys Kake Impure Blood throughoarThe kidneys are your v blood purifiers they ill ter out the waste or impurities in the blood If they are sick or out dofPains aches and rheu matism come from ex thebloodJdny trohbls neglectedt K1 u v u uhle causes quick or unsteadyt T thougilbis kidneyzotorid arteriesIfurinaryta1nkidneysunearlyIi begindifmistakerhy wring your kidneys The mild Kilmersswampkoot ItsDJerfulma IS cold on its merits- y tr K all druggists in fift- ytit and onedollar size You may have a lple bottle by mail Uu of SnapRoot n also pamphlet illlng yi u how to find- u iU you have kldrsy or bladder trouble MA tlon thIs paper hen writing Dr Kilmsr h Bingnamto N Y Dont make an mistake but remem bur the name SwjtnpRoot Dr Kilmers P ta mp Root and tae address Binghamp tumt N Y on every bottle Go To TH- EPEOPLES DRUG CO iath and CHESTNUT FOR PURE DRUGS AN- DCHEMICALS Best Soda vatke vby Home maae Ice Cream Prescriptions accurately filled I allpartsTAKEN BY PHONE ttlltES Hgisteredi and MONEY ORDERS issued at our Postal Station Our laundry does ist class work Phone 5044 ORDERS TAKEN BY MAIL Sa W JORDAN SONS s44 w WalDrC f L LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY i Manufacturer taJ rinds of Fancy Crearas ad Ices Excellent Soda with Fruit Syrups For Prices and Quality Excelled By NoneT- ELEPHONE 34OOY Wm Watson lb4OERTAKEREMBALMER H w COP CHESTNUT AND 10 STB Furnishes Coffins Cases Shrouds and everything for Funerals froiiipt services Reasonable terms A1 18FAC f ON GUARANTEED = Aotuc Phone 58 H Residence 528 E Jacob St Or V H Pickett rsrvsiciAN AND SURGEON CIftoJJt HOURS SUNDAY Sd 01 toliam Iotonams u m to 3 p m 7 to 8 p m a p to 9 p m ja PRESTON ST LOUISVILLE KY 1 E HEIGHBOB8 tae Elite Photographer BsJarglflg Buttons and Framing Specialty HOME PHONE 4018 W Walnut St LOUISVILLE K Miltons Cate MS W BROADWAY LOUISVILLE KY i7Jsat all Hours Best Service at the most Reasons Able Rates MS US A TRIAL A Word from Winchester Allow me space in your noted paper to say some things of the Broadway Baptist Church and its work I have never written a let to my brethren since the Holy Iter has made me overseer of this very distinguished church I cam I to this city as pastor June i took charge May 10 but did not begin actualwork until June I Since hen 1 the Lord has blessed cur work abundantlyI to write a letter relative to some misrepresentation that appeared in the Moderator di rectly after the stormy session at Danville but since that storm has blown over and the moderater bee has ceased to hum and those asser tions were not true I will tell you what we mean to do so help us God The General Association will meet with us next year and the members of the above named church have an eye single to that matter and they have proven it by the money raised from June to October We have raised in actual cash 77555 and this is only a small sum as to what we will raise if God will bless us in the future as he has in the past It is said by the members and citizens that the church is in the best condition fie nancially spiritually and otherwise since the days of its organization r which you know it makes the writer feel proud But I take no honour to myself but as said by one of old it is not me but the grace of God that dwelleth in us I will say also that there are four Baptist churches in this city and they are at peace with eachother there is no strife malice i or hostility among them and I net believe that there is any dl vision j among the leaders Broadway Baptist churchshall be second to none In the state with the Deacon and Trustee board that I have and with two hundred or more followers such as we have will take Winchester for Christ and the Baptists Then in the language of the poet together let us go and each shall wear a beautiful smile while to Winchester we go Since I have given you the spIr- itual i side now allow me to speak a word of the sorrowful Tuesday Nov 27 at 712 am sister Ellen Maysonafaith She was one of Broadways chartered members and well die she prove her worthiness by tha way she lived in the church and city She always filled her seat in church unless sickness or death preventedand was there to answe- to her name when called spiritually or financially and never shrunk from her duty- Deacon Mayson has lost a faithful wife and a loving companion and as a tried friend the church has jlost one of its best members and Iher children have lost a Christian mother Peace to her ashes an may we all live to see her again Pray for us brethren I am as ever yours in ChristC EIGBEE Pastor Broadway Baptist Church CITY MINISTERS AND DEACONS CONFERENCE This body met Monday mornin at Green St Church Membe- rspresentRevs Gaddie Johnson Bates Lewis McClellan Bowen Marrs Riley E W Reed Craig head Jones Frank Richardson Jacobs Rhodes Panish Russell Watson Perdue Brents Breckin ridge GeneralsYWVisitorsRevs H A Keeton H W Jones P H Clark PVine gar Bro J R Riddles presided and AjonesJconducted REPORTS ZionSoS 105 collection 267i pastor preached collection 2300 Green StS S 86 col 267 pastor and Rev A Merrifield preached collection 3500 Howards CreekSS 25 col 500 pastor preached collection 550 Centennial SS 74 col 571 revival in progress twenty four for baptism collection 13 00 BeargrassS S 21 col n cts pastor preached collection 2175 Cable StSS 22 collection 23 Rev P Vinegar preached one restored collection 1160 Mt EagleS S 42 col 31 pastor preached collection 175 BardstownS S 25 col 40 cts pastor preached collection 800 Ninth StS S 40 pastor and Rev L G Jordan preached three received under watchcare collection 850- Virginia AveS S 33 col 75 pastor preached collection 745 CorinthianS 21 col 20 cts pastor preached collection 4 50 PortlandS S 65 col 70 cts Rev P H Clark preached collection 9 50- Little Flock SS 25 col 35 c pastor and Rev J Riley preached collettion 1498 Lampton StS S 79 co1258 pastor preached collection 22 15 CalvaryS S 102 col 210 pastor and Rev H W Jones preach ed collection 1800 EmmanuelS S 66 col 7 24 pastor preached collection 5070 Mt OliveS S 29 col 26 cts Rev J W Thomas preached collection 1265 Revs P H Clark and P Vine gar addressed the Conference in aI pleasing way Rev E P Marrs DD was appointed to address the Conference next Monday on The Progress of the Race It The matter of Educational Da for State University was introduc ed by Rev H Bowen and a special collection was raised for that work The Critique was read by Rev W H Craighead and the benediction pronounced by Rev H W Jones POLYTECHNIC NOTES We have quite a large enrollment and our attendance is excel lent It never rains to hard or its never too cold for the little ones to come out Our Annual Rally will take place 2nd Sunday in Dec Many of our Louisville friends have promised to serd in their contribution at the opening of school As they haven done so ws would be very proud to receive them in time for our Rally Dont forget us dear friends Prof Fisher will finish his tour ofrthe school next week and will leave Bostcn in time to reach Dmyille forf our anniversary exercises Our friends have been very kind to us this year and every week several things are donated to the boarding department Space will manyd fice it to say we are not forgotten I Mrs Rose Ewing of Perrvville was up to see us and brought us some very nice things Remember the Railand your contributions promised r M C A NOTES BrogWheat list Sunday Everybody enjoyed the meeting and many new frierdswere made for the YMCA Glad to see so many of the pas tors present Come again brethren A valuable Christmas present for your boya membership to the boys club in the Y M C A only one dollar Parents are invit ed to visit the rooms Supt Ledford who was to lead the Mens meeting last Sunday will lead the meeting Sunday 330 pm SubjectUA Young Man with a PurposeDan 18 Bro H B Britt will give an en tertainment at the Y M C A Monday eve Dec 14 An enjoy able program Everybody come Admission 10 cts I I Stg HOPSON w IIlVIerchant TailorClea- ning and Repairing neitly done called for and delivered I Special Attention to Ladies Work and Out of Town Orders All new work Pressed 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in silver which was used in the construction The iron and brass were beyond compu tation The precious stones were in profusion All that man could be was done to make this temple a worthy foot stool for God Then Solomon assembled the elders of Israel and all the heads of the tribes the chief of the Jathers of the children of Israel facto king Solomon inJerusalem The same men whom David had brought to gether when he proclaimed Salomon the choice of God for the succession to his throne That they might bring up the ark of the cove nant of the Lord out of the city of Davidwhich is ZionMt Zion was the westward of the two princi pal hills on which Jerusalem was built The temple was upon Mtj Moriahwhose top was levelled a great work in itself The temple was but an emptyshell till the ark the symbol of Gods presence was placed within it It was to impress this great truthand to fix their minds on God instead of on the gorgeousness of the temple And all the men of Israel as sembled themselves unto king Solo moo at the feast in the month Etha min which is the seventh month Ethamin was the latter part of September and the first part of Oc tober Three times a year all the men of Israel presented themselves before the Lord And Solomon had placed the dedication at the time oi the feast Gf the tabernacles one of these occasions The Israel ites might be at war but when the time of the feast came the men all left their camps and went to Shiloh orJerusalem wherever the ark was leaving their families in Gods care For they had His promise that no foe should molest the women and children while they were gone HAndall the elders of Israel came and this priests took up th- easkAll the elders went with the priests to MtZion to bring the ark The priests earned it on their shoulders after the high priest had covered it The staves of gold by which it was carried were so long there was no danger of the ark touching the priests And they brought up the ark of the Lord and the tabernacle of the fitt rtgaiol This was the taber nacle which Moses had made in the wilderness It was fol ded up and carefully preserved in one of the rooms of the temple Andall the holy vessels that were in the tabernacleThe altar of incense and its dishes the golden candle stick the table for the shew bread c hAnd kind Solomon and all the congregation of Israel that were as eembled unto him were with hum beore the ark Probably in the courts of the temple When the priests brought the ark up Mt Mo riah they seem to have stood for a while in the court before the great brazen altar while sacrifices were offered Sacrificing sheep and ox en that could not be told nor num bered for multitudes Referring to the sacrifices which went on dur ing the week of the feast Part oif the sacrifices were burned an part of the animals were left for food And the priests brought in the ark of the covenant of the Lord u Ito his place into the oracle oj the house Called the oracle because in it Gods presence was manifested in the Shechmah the light that shown from the mercy seat Great cherubims of gold sheltered the ark with their outstreched wingsCher ubini is the plural of cheruband the s should not have been addj ed The cherubim or the knowing ones are an order of the angels suppored to be of lowe rank than the seraphim the burning ones Only once is this veil lilted high enough for us to catch a glimpse of the seraphim and that was in Isaiahs vision of Gods throne Auld they drew out the staves that the end of the staves were seen out in the holy place before the oracleThe ark wits close to the rear wall in the Holy of Holiesand the staves were very long Thus they were drawn out on the side till they appeared beyond the cur tain in the Holy place where stood the altar of incense the table of shewbreadand the golden candle sticks But they could not be seen by any one outside the holy place into which no one but the priests was allowed to go The sight of the staves would keep the ark and all it meant continually iu the minds of the priests who never saw it No one but the high priest ever went into the Holy of holies and he only once a year And there they are unto this dayAt the time when this book of Chronicles was written There was nothing in the ark but the two tables of stone which Moses put there in HoredThe Aaron i rod which had budded and a golden pot filled with manna had been in the ark Whether God had ordered them to be taken out when the desert march was over or the Philistines had moved them when the ark was in their power we are not told The only thing which was kept in the ark was the law of God The mercy of God is found ed on His law and that law cannot be set aside Its full penalty must be met by every sinner or by the great Substitute And it came to pass when the priests were come out of the holy placeThe high priest alone could go into this place when the ark was at rest and uncovered it But when it was to be moved he covered it and then the priests came in and carried it out They carried it unto the place and put it down and when they had gone out the high priest took off the cover intr and followed them In every way God taught His people rever ence in His worship It is a lesson which is sorely needed at this day And it came to pass when the priests were come out of the holy place that the cloud filled the house of the LordThiswas the token of Gods presence of His ac ceptance of the temple and His blessing upon it The glory of the Lord was the fire the Shecmah within the cloud and veiled by it taberI nacle when it was dedicated so that Moses and Aaron could not re main in it now in the temple the priests had to leave the help place outside the veil which shut off the Holy of holies and God alone oc cupied His temple The teachers must be careful not to let the children get the idea that our houses of worship correspond to the temple Our churches cor respond to the synagogues Gods temples are the hearts of His regenerated ones These are to be adorned with the gold of fine char acter and the graces ot the virtues are the gems FOR UVJ R SIXTY YEARS MRS WINSWWS SOOTHING SYRUP hat been used for over faizty yean by millions of mothers for their children while teeth ing with perfect success It soothes the child noitens the gums allays all pall remedyforDiarnccea sufferer immediately Sold by druggist in every part of the world twenty ve cents a bottle Be sun and alk for 1In takeII The Phelps Nail Bible Training I SchoolII I 1 Connected with the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute at Tuske gee Ala ofiera exceptional opportunities to young men wialing to prepare for the Christian ministry The chief aim of the instruction is to afford i comprheoslveIII I dedicate their liven to th elevation and Uhristianization of their race StuI I tbeIi I near the institution and report on lame each week The teaching in the Bible school Is I wholy undenominational the intention being not to oppose or antagonize any theological work gow being done but rather to assist all denomination Phelps Hall la three stories high It contains a chapel library reading room cilice and three recitation rooms b sides forty rooms lordurmltory pur poses Rev Edgar J Pduny is In charge of the work and is assisted by Rev B H Peterson aud Rev J H Gadson A special course of lectures is given each year iu tbe Rible school by Dr C O Boote ot S alma Ala Rt Rev George W Clinton of N Cand Dr HT JobUbon of Philadelphia other notables also lecture from time to timeTbe teaching is free The cost of board including furnished 0001 light fuel anti laundryiig it eight dollars per month Students are afforded an opportunity to work two o three dollars of this amount each mouth In some cases arrangements can be made to work out the entire sum Lack of means need debar none Further in formation if desired can be secured by addressingBOOKER T WASHINGTON Principal Tunketcee Normal and indus trial Institute Tuskegee Ala Worlds Fair March 1904 Mr John C Weber director of Web era Military bimd o CiuoIunati known I as the Prize Baud of America has composed the SI Louis Worlds Fair March 1004 and dedicated it to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition It will be distributed through tb passen ger department of the B do 0 SW R Rt Worlds Fair Route at lO cents per copy The music is in sheet form arranged for the piano being very handsomely gotten up with highly illuminated ti le cover Mr John C Weber isJ Qot only a great Musical Director but he has written some very catchy and pop ular marches The St Louis Worlds Fair March is the latest aucoebs and will add fur her to his fame Mr Weber and hla great organization of artist has twice defeatedlall comers in tbe national contest latJGlks Reunions The latest triumph waa at Balti more Mdt on the 21st of last July when a notable contest composed ot the leading bands of America won the first prize of 1100000 It U confidently expected that Mr Webers Worlds Fair March will become a populat air during the next year surf 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Points in TEXAS MEXICO and CALIFORNIA DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE DINING CARS Meals a la Carte ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS tor Further Information Advertising Matter etcAddre R T MATTHEWS Tray Pass Agt Room 202 Equitable Bldg LOUISV LLE KY H C TOWNSEND c r a ACT ST LOUIS HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALEeat in the Also in South Louisville WHY PAY RENT when you can buy one of these beautiful lots at Fifty cents per week without interest and soon own Your own homeFor 1 caltat the office o Le M Ke WEISS taD 2 Blxtk sa I 45Pays for rotes lecturesboard rent for one term a QuarterlySystem opportunltfes who must retain teaCbingposition9as livelihoodyetdcslrestudyMedicine I IC =I THELouisville0 1 FIFTEENTH YEAR Recognized by aU State Boards All buildings are the property ofthe School and have been entirely remodeled with fully eqIaboratories and HospitaL theearly Nenjoyingtoo Graduates In School SekcontinuesfoItermI 1 IIstudentII 14t1lleSSionl eadIForCatalogue WA BURNEY M D Dan LouUrllU By pOurCreat Special 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Court Sub division on West Broadway and 35th Street A beautiful plot of ground containing 126 lots This property fronts on Broad way 416 ft and it runs north 1600 feet within ISO feet of Cheat nut Street has an avenue So feet widj running to an alley This suburb has all the advantages of city improvments water gas electric ligto and sewer connections Broadway will be saved to Western Park and street cars will run to it this year REMEMBER THERE ARE ONLY 126 LOIS in all and several of them have been sold If you wish to pur chasea ajms in a i2l2tl neiarlll vir n J itclitiI colored people will be permitted come and see us at once No city taxes improvements cost you nothing p H MCDONALD A SONs 237 FIFTH ST LOUISVILLE Kf M LOUISVILLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS p Pinta- r ice and hf iteAttentioafiiJI on the Lonisvi0l- FnnemlDIrectoLS Fine New Rnti her tire Funentf Car AIie abet of Co3ias ao Caskets end pera Supplies on hand An Elegant White Heacse for use in Puneraboti oltt Young People is now atyour command Cans answered Day and Night Funeral Car and Hacks at tea c that any other Firm in the City Try the New Pits and be coavlnori O illth Walut M Pkae LDS WM J SILKMAN Manager MSIIILL 50 HII4 D R SJOH COMPANY Small Loans and Real Estate Solicitors Watches Jewelry end all kinds of Merchandise Bought and Sold 39 W Orion St Louisvilb Ky DR S STONE Phvscian and Sargaoa 0OFFICE HUH Bo REBIDUNCE 641 LAVBBI STBKtt Beside e i80 to 10 P M 7 to 8 A M 1280 to 880 p M And M Blgft 880 to 780 688 W Green St Up Stain tad at Bed Cross Banltarlnmi 686 Sixth Street Tot MM a I

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