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American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.): n. Friday, March 25, 1904.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. l tWf 1 I f tnr wr F T 4 v I 9 1 I 1 f AMERCAN fcY a A- yo f VOL XX7I NO XII C LOUISVILLE KY FRIDAY MARCH 25 1904 ESTABLISHED 1879 J I A LITTLE HELP BY MARQARRT K SANGdTKR Tbsree help In teeming cheerful When a bodys feeling biiif la looking calm aud pleanaui If therell notbluK dllltt1 to die It ot nr folks are wearing j AnlI things are all awry Dtiit vex yourself with curing r Twill be better by aud by J A1 there In help la keeplug tally Of our boat of happy days Turea never one that dawneth Bat it brlnxeth oatiae to irate TUB love that ever watouetb thats ever uear treat witb Borrow 11Tbelrlend must dwell with cheer march to meet you Salute theta at the dour i HXhnd both hauda to went them Their worst will aoou be oer tteat down their stormy bungles Witnyour own rejuluiug diuuis Ami mailed in lofty courage A owpt what ever oumes Youths Companion THE DIVORCE EVIL Perhaps there la uo greater menace tc the integrity of the uuuie and the stabil ity and weal of society t an the evil of divorce an evil that tU growing at a 1 1rapid rate According iu tilts Louisville t Krenlug Post there were iu this city iu 1900 some 300 petitions for dlvICi iu IHI1 482 iu 19C2 637 i iu 19U3 1018 1 hla record it euougu to rame leiioua reflection upon tnisuubjrct aud should laUD thoughtful ptople to probe for the fault and we deeir to tease an tfiort to contribute something in that dlrrs ilouWe believe that the tap root of the wrll ruua back into the family aud family naming or rather the itk of It Mauj people bestow more rapju the train ing of colts tuait upou iuir children 4 The latter are allowed o run at law attt sot according to thdlr own inuilua I toIe of Garcia tralutm and wutoue d I 11hand uruet inttrtit raiout should study their chi drena luieieita and I luurIt brture parent are atrur Unit 1 1rWfd at the kiwi is thought of uiu of the cbitdreu Father and mother should advise their daughter ot to a uctate witu JOUUR man that l limy would not btt willing to have 10- 1unInIIIW t Ct lldrru should uc taught to conuJe In their parents and never think of tunr rylng without flrstcousultlng with them Parents t specially fathers know youn wen much better than grls do and are much more uapable of forming a correct judgments to their desirability as hue bands There la entirely too much se crecy in courtship Heads of families should know what tIs going on in this r Bard among their daugutere aud tbe tatter should take the fotmer Into their confidence very early In such matters feud ask guidance of experience aud ob servation The notion that the heart isI the bet cuide in uoh affairsla poeticaliI t and aeutlmental but often Its fruit 1 is a I bitter M the apple of Sodom There lea growing tendeuoy to put I marriage on a merely ulvil basisa con traut before the law of the land to be entered into and dUolved at the willof the part ra to the contract Tbu tbe InsUtutloa is stripped of all sacred and 6 6religious features and placed upon a very low plane This explains ten tart that ao many people are content to be married by maulsttales or other mt rely civil officers thus excluding from tbe transaction the Idea of auy obligation higher than that which tue law Imposes ibis wrong conception ol the matter iis a fruitful source ot suits for divorce and weakens the ties that bind people together In this relation If men and woven could i e brought to realize that too Institution IIs a snored one and should be entered Into under divine sanctions with the understanding that what God ha joined together man boald not put asunder reaults would be oUlureot There is also altogether too muc- rrJ baste In many cues In eutrrln into this t relation to the exclusion of that careful rvfeotion that should always prevail I In coaueot on with a matter of such vital and transcendent Importance Too ofte tae whole thing Is regarded aud treated M a great joke or as a sort of tempora ry ivsnanou But the toke soon takes on t eery practical features and tbe romance U found to be an exceeding thin veneer People1 should not think of entering into tBtae relnlioma without knowing each etberwell Sometimes it happens tha OitrrUf retnlU from an acquaintance ri w but a f 4w days and leads to a life or misery and disappointment Marriages brought about through matrin onlal rn reaus and advf rtuements art to be de preolated Occasionally ouch marriages may turn out well but the risk is great Christian Companion c A Plea for State Missions To the Ctuiohes Sunday Schools Baptist Young Peoples Unions antt all Baptists In general The Executive Hoard of the General Association authorized me as a mem ber of tho Board to make a statement through the press concerning our mis sionary work We desire to call your attention to the fact that tbe first quar ter will close the lajt or the present month As you all know that wu have Increased our missionary force In the state by the appointment of another missionary which divides the state into three districts Western Central aud Eastern The brethren who are employed tell us they are doing all they tan with the means they have to go upon We all know we cannot make cricks without straw neither can we I do mission work without moauy For man to do actual missionary work he la KO luto the debtitute regions and stay there and preach and teach the people but in our present condition tney have to visit the larger churches tu raise money which handicaps to a great extent the work which ee are trying to do Now let us all from the smallest to the greatest come up to kelp the missionaries with our quarter ly apportionment and let noun say I I caut nor 1 wont but let ui take the ejection between now and the last of this month and forward it to Dr P H I I I KyIhe salvation of eoula is our object alsoI I to strengthen the weaker Churches to i ouriIf you cannot give your thousands You cau give the widows mltu Aud the least you do for Jesus WUIbtt precious iu his right By order of the Board H W JONES Secy Pro Tern APPEAL TO NEGRO BAPTIS I CHURCHES I To treatdeut of State Convention III Moderators of Associations Pastors of- II Churches and Baptist Generally XQXDear Brethren You are hereby sacollection of 1000000 on the first Bun day in April for our Foreign Mission work in West South and East Africa and in South America It Is not poser inedetail the pressing needs of our mission fields but believe me that the honor of our Foreign Mission Board and th good of the Baptist denomination de pends very largely upon what shall be done by our fifteen thousand Baptist Suneday In April If Baptist principles are to be die simiuated among the people in heath en lands if the work already begun Is to be successfully carried on and the lives our dear missionaries are tR b preserved we must act now and ao altogether If it were possible I would address a personal letter to every Baptist Pastor in the United StatesI with the hope of inducing him to seaside every other matter and hflp to make tbe first Sunday in April th t greatest missionary day ever recorded by the Baptist ia this country But asI I cannot do that I am praying as 1l write this appeal that It will go from one to another until every one has heard the call and will resolve to mak the day one of prayer and sacrifice for the extension of tbe Masters kingdom over all tbe world Dr Jordan the Secretary of our For eign Mission Board will himself lie in Africa when tbe day comes for the ohthat account but take a collection andI send to the National Baptist Foreicm Mission hoard 726 West Walnut St Louisville Ky yoursnE C MoRJtxa Helena Ark March 1904 President National Baptist Convention II Baptist papers please copy BELLS esltQBadscu Taa G liZialta Con JlII erss1- 11ri11tJdd a 1 Ltctoak Washington City Gives Booker T Washington a Grand Reception Except in the case of officials seldom has such a receptlin ever been given to any person in this city as was ao corded to Dr Booker T Washington at the Metropolitan A M K church last Friday evening His lectrue had been expected for some weeks and ev ery arrangement had been made for his naming both in the way of a public reception and a banquet in his honor The banquet on Thursday evening was held at udd Fellewe Hall where one hundred and fifty guests assembled and enjoyed a splendid spread A more representative body of men have never met In Washington to do any citizen honor than were stated at that festal board and the toasts were of the most fitting and appropriate character The wee small hours of the morning came be Purr the banquet was over The public reception war arranged for Irilday evening but the trustees ef the church whose gueat Mr Waaingtou was gave him an elegant complimentary dinner at the home of Mr H oasaitor No 1217 Seventeenth Street In addition to the trustees of the church there were a number of personal friends of the die fbliogton t the evening by the cadets from the High School and the Armstrong Menu el Training School and this duty was performed in a most Impressive way The boys marched in perfect order and were delighted to do honor to the distinguished visitor When the church was reached great difficulty was experienced I in securing entrance because every seat in the large auditorium was I taken and the crowd extended way out into the streets so eager were the peo ple to hear Mr Washington No speak er before was ever able to 1111 this great building but in this case the tickets for every seat was sold before the lecture besides this Mr Washing ton had donated the entire proceeds to the church which was greatly appreci ated Upon the platform were seated a number of diatlngniseed men of both laces to receive the speaker The Ma rine Band in full uniform rendered several numbers during the evening which every one enjoyed as was the chorus by the students of the Manual Training School Mr ti Laaalter pre aided and Bishop B W Arnett offered the invocation The addrese of wel come was made by Commissioner Moo larland and the speaker of the evening was introduced by C agreismau Jamea B Watson of iudlauia In his remarks Mr Watson among other things said of the attempt to wipe out the fourteenth and fifteenh amendments that they had been written in blood to stay He referred to tie advancement of tbe Ne gro race In respect to what has been said of late about dining out and of in vitntioufl to dinner said he I deem it an honor and a privilege in this house of God where all men are equal to introduce that man who Commissioner Macfarland has fittingly said is leading his race upward a man who is makeehim great in any race and In any time Mr4Washington was greeted with round after round of applause and 11 anyone in this city ever doubted the esteem in which he is held in this city it was dispelled on this occasion Mr Washington spoke along the lines of race development of the Negros rela tion with the white people of the South bee lief that no race In ancient or modern history has ever equaled the American Negro In development in all directions I further believe he said that in demontstate to the world that we can become thee highest and best oivllzatlon One of the most important source of protection that any race of people can have Is their usefulness to th community in which they dwell Ser Thee man black or white who has learned do something better than his fellows IIto has learned to do a common thin an uncommon manner In time will Iin all the problems that confront him at least Our children every labornwhether with the head or hand is hon orable land all forms of Idleness die gracefulWhatever faults the South may be guilty of when it comes to affordln an opportunity for people to earn a living by common or skilled labor or in the field of business or education it is not to be diepUed The mere earn- Ing or A living is not all but it count for mudh in the strivings of life There are bad white men in the South there AliiIItaould do all in our power to ncour r a w 8t JhL 4 k 7 l age these friendly and welldisposed ones to staid by ua and support us Further oa In his speech Mr Washington i said On the question of tbe ballot I say here what 1 have said mauv times InI the South As to my own position II do not favor the Negroes giving up auythlug that ia fundamental anti which ia guaranteed by Constitution of the United tales It la not beat for hint to relinquish any rights nor would his doing ao be the bet for the Southern white man Every law placed in the Constitution of the United Sates ws placed there to encourage and stimulate the highest citizenship If the Negro is not stimulated and encouraged I by just national and state laws to become the highest type ot citizen the result will be W Jrse for the Southern white man than for the Ne gro Unless the Negroes are encour aged by just election lawa to become taxpayers and intelligent producers the white people will have an eternal millatone about their necks ClAny subterfuge any makeshift in the form of law that gives the ignorant white man a right to express his want at the ballot box and withholds the same privilege from the ignorant Ne gro is an injustice to both races In most cases such laws give the Negro the incentive to become a voter by gutting property and intelligence but says to the wbite man in so many words remain in ignorance and poverty and a way will be found for you to exercise the franchise Regarding lynching I repeat also what I have said many times in the South that the taking of human life without due process of law whether in Georgia or in Ohio is a blot upon our civilization Further tbat we should at all times stand read as a race to join hands with all people to see that crime is uot committed by our people and to see that legal punishment fol lows such crime He urged the necessity for progressive positive constructive work as the chief reliance for success and declared that education was not Injuring the colored raceUT 8 records of the Southern States he said show that 80 per oeuu ol the colored people in prison are without trades and 61 per cent are wholly Illiterate If the sta Uatlcs show that the Negro in Massachusetts is five times as criminal as the Negro lu Mississippi the same statis tics prove that the white man la Massa chusetts is at best ten times more Brim nal than the white man to Mississippi At the conclusion of his eloquent ad dress hundreds of people rushed forward to extnd their congratulations and well wishes Mr Washington has simply added to his popularity by this visit aud added new friends to the large number he alredy had in this city ALPHA Washington D C- UNIVERSITY NOTES S U Rah rnh rah rah 8 U Rab rah rah rah Hurrah t Hurrah t State UniversIty rah rah rah xoxRev R H Fauntleroy A B vicite us last week and brought words of cheer and hope from his new home Okalahoma We ware all glad to see and hear him again Dr Puree preached for Berean Sun day evening The sermon was much appreciated judging from the manyap provala all over the house Deacon Haley and family were pres ant Sunday evening His remarks were pointeThe new light give by Mr G W Neighbor the Blue Grass Photographer at Lexington is a timely gift It perfectiongand throws the other lights in the shad We need one more such light for the chapel then we can remove the oil reflector Who will give the other lightChurches are still sending in theii rallyg AI the weather opens up we should hear from all the churches and Sunday Schools Commencement iis drawing near and we are reminded that summer will put ni all on tbq field to work far the Gen eral Association at Winchester x ought to bring up at less DtU7 PI Il oJ growththeypublished IIginning of the year rPrices have also been reduced MONTHLIES Baatttt Sattrlmtealsat 7 cuts Baptist Teacher 10 Pr eefy I per qiurttr QUARTERLIES Senior 4 cuts Advanced 2 Intermediate a Primary a Our Story Quarterly new itftrttrlper ct1171 ptr wa Our Ones weekly 4i 11- IUe 1 Tbe above prices alt for clubs ofJive more Good Work monthly I In clubs ten or more 10 cub ptryttrl HOUSE Olive Street St Louis two thousand dollars to Winchester for tbe one thousand for millions and five hundred for general ex penses This can be done if all will do their duty The Worlds Fair has taken the pictures of the Medical School and the for the Fair atSt Louis The Matron and young ladies attend ed Zion church last Sunday Tbe Llteiary Society as well as Bere an church had a large number of visit ors last week The Public were up toJJJ the Prof Brown has been laid up in bed a few days on account of Dr Puree enjoyed the lunch sent from the club by Mrs Roxy Ewards The young men are anxious for fair weather so they can awing the whitewash brushes Muter R H C Mitchell spent last Saturday with his uncle in the city who wan on his way home from Chicago The boys are making the campus lively between the showers They are anxious to plcy ball The girls do not let the piano rest A G Hall supplied at Charles ton last Sunday and reports a grand time those good people of the Curry School Urbana Ohio April 710 The Curry School Urbana 0 has followed the earth in fifteen revolu tions around the sun Founded as it was in a shed kitchen 12x14 in Dela ware 0 Jan 1889 this stands to day second to none for pracical work In the elevation of the Negro were turn ed away this year owing to lack of room and planes for industrial classes On April 7 10 of the founding of Curry School will be observed with a A will be held for the discussion of Race Problem April 7th On tbe becjni Sunday in April Rev J M Riddle D D whl deliver the sermon Special music will enliven the occa sion This school with others Is doing an excellent work for God and the Race All who are interested In Christian and l send an offering for the the President of the Curry School Urbana O I WANTED r lady or to manage bnlnosa In this county and adjoining territory for well and I known house of solid financial standing j 2000 straight cash salary and expenses paid each Monday by check direct from Expense money advanc ed Position Address Mana t ger 810 Como Block Chicago Illinois r 7 n o io LESSON LEAFLETSdliUa secsPrhasryptrt7tttl Picture lasseas 9I seats ftrutl ptrfurttrl Sills laassa Pictures 75 cuts ptrqiurttrl HOME SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS Sealer XD Qaarterly 4 cuts Advanced 1 9 sr copy t ptr I ptrytuiYounrcutsDoleLittle 12Toare or IScentiprwr or American Baptist Publication Society WESTERN 1407 MoIUniversity photographer University Rhetoricals requirements Wednesday rheumatism WhyRev with Fifteenth Anniversary Thirtysuven applications dormitory anniversary programme Convention todanniversary workAddress MANAGER Trustworthy gentleman favorably headquarters permanent DEPARTMENT 2I Significant Resolutions Adoptedjj By ExConfederates An antilynching crusade baa been Injj augurated by the W R Barkstfale Camp United Confederate Veterans of Grenada Miss The following signifi cant resolutions were nnanmiously adopted at a largely attended meeting j of the Camp last Saturday First That we are unalterably ope posed to the lynching of a human being save perhaps for the one unmentiona ble crime 1 Second That as Confederate Vet a erans and lawabiding citizens of Mis 1f alsslppi and of the United States wejJetReI vl4Le DI ythtll1eJlUr ands a naj to the of a IhUClnwe j I ing tones to all Confederate VeteranaItheir wives and daughters and to that great and glorious organization the Daughters of the Confederacy one and all to arise in their might and by pre 0 cept and example voice and pen mor al force and Influence help put a stop to this diabolical barbaric unlawful inhuman and ungodly crime of burn ing human beings FourthThat we heartily approve of and applaud the action of Gov Var daman in his recent successful efforts to save a criminal from a mob bent on burningWAYTDTRUSZWOIITHY LADY or gentleman to manage business in this county and adjoining territory for house drailbii of solid financial standing 2000 cash salary and expenses paid eaot j Monday direct from headquarters Ex i pease money advanced position perms font Address Manager 606 Monor Blg Chicago NEW ERA INSTITUTE We hope to hold Institute beginbirg January 1904 as follows Henderson Norris Chapel Janjarv 68 Paducah First Ward January XO22 Bowling Green New Bethel February 1719 Elizabethtewn March 911 Ma1geld March 2J2i Earhngton April 68 Louisville April 2029 We hope that the pastors aid bret l ren in the above named o ties will get together and arrange ao M to make the meeting a success iv ova be done anc if they decide that It must be done t will be done The programme as arranged is first class and the people t jhculd hay the benefitof each lecture This programme is being used all over 0 the stet among the Baptist whit ant black The Lord bless the work 1 am Yours in Service I P H KBNNKTY Henderson Ky Ganl Missionary I s God works in you to will He does not work to make you feel because feeling ends in smoke so often God does not work in you to think bcoanit you think and think again But Gad works in you to will That ia there rises up in your heart a desire which becomes at last a pnepoie to be free r F B Meyer J I t L 0 1- Ir l t p if c I r r Ati h l LCAN ts r i FRIDAY MARCn 28 I9o4t u AMERICANI BAPTISTI KSTABU8HKD 1879 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDA OFFICE 710 FIFTH ST LOUISVILLE KY salD YEAS In advance 125 iiT MoxrHst 75 VHMBS MONTHS 40 r f FRZ3Rdufyar W anyone w1aoiit sand a bv nmu t tDee6N date CIa Ntkbel tiloa Paper sbows to what fase JDI Me paW It rtes bath Ia receipt and a nqnMt tae payment II If proper credit has not been pitswhhln two oc f weeks from ttfpq eat ratify us Aht iziffydives to that tben rosy be ao erne or dlar r 0017 paper Triopaper IB regularly malted 1 + ItorabBcrlbeitt until adeflulte J rder te discontinue Is receiv- sag iihlltile subscription paidt AI r 1 IreaFRIDAY MARCH IS 1904 I IAFTEHApril i3th an order will1 f go into effect which will place a Veterlarge ans on the Pension roll The order which has been issued by the Pen slop office is to the effect That in the adjudication of pension claims under the act of June as amended it shall be 27 loyu claimanconsidered t has passed the age ot sixtytwo abivearsh1 ity toperform manual labor and is monthentitledt after sixty five eats at 8 a monthI i viT eght years at fKm month and alter seventy years att I exc2will continuece ding 12 a month to be made as heretofore where disabilities other than age show inability tc perform manual labor J Under this order any vetera who servedj sixty two years of age for ninety days or more in the eivil War is entitled to a pension examso nation This will largely avert the necessity for extended investiga I tion by special agents and modify I a m = umberr1 OfsomeI fice This placing of veterans upon the pension roll has a precedent iin the action of Congress in placing waeveryr on the pension roll when he had reached the age of sixty two year t WHEN the new Constitution of Kentucky was framed it not only eliminated many features which were cut of date but embraced J others of more modern and pro gressive character Among these were the secret ballot which ha worked satisfactorily and assured a freedom in voting which was al1 most unknown in this State prior Consttj tution The last Legish ture however has put itself upon record as willing to go back to the old viva l voce method of voting and has accordingly submitted a constitu tional amendment to the people providing for ths change This amendment will not be voted upon until November 1905 but it is not too early to begin the crusade against it so that the people maybe thoroughly advised and bury under an avalanch of vottsthat will stand for a free and full right of every citizen to vote his sentiments upon every question without fetr off ostracism criticism or employ menteA change simply means a return to the practices that will prevent citizens from voting their honest sentiments THE fact that Secretery Jordan is on his way to Africa and w not be in this country Sunday April 3rd ought to be an l reason for every church and Su an daY school raising its collecti dayor Foreign Missions f 1 1thatone day in the year is devoted to that cause and it it is universaly K 11 observed as it ought to be money enough would be raised to met et everyobligation owed by tie i Board and to support the work until the Convention meets in Sep tember without another effort being made Not one of our fifteen thou I i I IIhI A churches with almost as many schools should think of raising less than an average of one dollar each for such a cause The money is needed and every effort should be made to make Sunday April 3rd a record breaking day for foreign missions THE Eb neer Baptist Churchof Austin Tex and its good pastor Rev L L Campbell D D has begun planning in earnest for en tertiming the National Baptist Convention which will meet in that city in September Already the 2 churches and pastors have organ ed and the state county and city officials as well as the business or ganizations of the city have given their assurance of approval and assistance to the plan to enter taro the convention All indica point to a successful convention and from this time on the watchword will be On to Austin Mission Work in Central District I desire to speak a few words to the brethren about my work as missionary in the Central part of IKentucky We have been for the most part among churches in the Zion District Association which was formerly a part of the Liberty Association having drawn outt was organized with Rev J Neal moderator Revs J H Gaddie and J J Brown now moderator and theiar last session at Pleasant Grove I I met a band of 60 or 70 earnest brethren about equally divided beI tween laymen and preachers The former take great interest in th annd boards Some of them travel as ffar as one hundred miles to visit these annual meetings The place at which the last session was held was about thirty miles from th railroad The motto of the brethren is missions I visited many of their churches and found many noble hearted nee and women One brother came 40 miles last December in order to at tend a board meeting Not only are they intelligent but tearer Baptists alive and hearty in sym denominationsal1 work Rev Brown has someone qualed ideas about prosecuting the mission work in our state which believe if given to the brethren through the newspapers would effect much good I owe to him intense gratitude for his help and As Rice showed himself actively iin harmonywith the work While iin this section the Lori blessed my labor with the conversion of a number t of souls Of the Pleasant Un ion church of which Rev Brown iis pastor I must say it is the banner church of my district pay ing its entire apportionment at once While in this section visited the Liberty Association in company with Rev l H Frank D D Moderator of the General Association and RevI P H Kennedy D D Generaly Missionary The members gave us ita hearty reception and con largely to our work Hire we met Rev G W Samples one of the strong forces of the Association He as the other members abounds in zealand in the right principal for the extension andsupport of missions and education J she speak further of the brethren after- I shall visit them in their churches next month Yours for Missions HAMPTONillMissionary for Central Kentucky KYan 1 J D D age 80 years and one of the best known I BaptistIministers in Kentucky died at his home near Beaver Dam Ky 1 last Tuesday and his funeral was heldl IIon Wednesday Dr Coleman was I for many years Moderator ot the WasIaI warm friend to the Education and 1 I Missionary work among our people I J ltfifii I NEWS AND NOlESII I The Lexington Standard has not been seer In this office for many I weeks What is the matter Bro CarterqThe National College of Corre spondence Vincennes Indf has conferred the degree of Doctor ofI Divinity upon Rev R Quarles of Pans Ky Rev A M Samuels has removed from Pembroke Ky to Murray Ky where he may be addressed hereafter He is doing nicely in his work at his new charge The New Era Institute which was to have been held in Midway Ky next week has been abandoned for the time being Due notice will be given when it will be held Two white men Bill and Da Pickett of Kemper County Mississ ippi have been indicted in the United States Court for peonage They are charged with holding Do Harvington and family in bondag- and of abusing and lashing Harving ton cruelly After the unfortunate race roil in Evansville Ind last July a nom her of persons white and colored were indicted for complicity in it Several colored men have been convicted and sentenced to terms in the penitentiary but this week the first white man was convicted and he was only fined 5000 iei this world who want something for nothing That family is large now dayTheying and walk of life not excepting thee gospel ministryChristIan Banner oPPositionn Gen Leonard Wood has been confirmed asa Major General by the United SUte Sen Theyhe were 167 promotions dependent upon his confirmation and it maybe readily seen how important iit was as the other nominations will doubt conIfirmed According to the United States Census report for IgOO there are in South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Louisiana North Carolina and Virginia 425000 AfroAmeri cans who can read and write ye 385000 of these are disfranchise- dL the understanding clause of the constitution of the states named The Appeal During the last session of the Kentucky Legislature there were 777 bills offered and 140 were Pa ed Of those which failed was the Heflin Bill aiming to disfranchi- the Negro voters of the State and thde State Normal School and the Richardson bill requiring street railway to furnish separate coches for white and colored passengers The minister of tbe gospel who finds time for study during the week will have a message to deliver fresh I and electrifying He is to give an exposition o preparedII truths in such manner as to awak humIblesence of study the mind is incap able to interpret and make plain l sidi ners Christian IndexII Moral rectitude is a thing that should be constantly preached and tI practiced by the leaders otour pro themselvestI j I orlOlPtiODd f ing of the young in the home the beIsuch as to create and strengthen in moralityAsgrow strong g moral lines they will as a conse uence develop in everything else peopleLetprecept practice lift the voice of warning against the downward tendency of i il race Florida Watchman Successful Entertainment The entertainment at Bland st Baptist Church Tuesday evening March i5th was quite a success and the Eureka Club was made glad Prof F T Bell arranged a very fine progran Prof A E Meyzeek spoke on Unity between Church Schooland Home which was very inspiring Prof S B Taylor spoke on Unity betwen Pastor and School JJ he made a fine lecture thensubject Demanding High Recognition It whichmet the approval of every one We also had with us Pagilecschools The teby the children of the Shelby St schoola vocalsolol was rendered beautifully by Miss Houston We pray the blessings of the Lord upon them all A good sum ofmoney was realized Brothor JT Bell is a power in our community and we hope to see the day when the Shelby St school will be over run with boys and girls As soon as the parents discharge their duty so soon will the principaland teachers call for more rcom WM L BRENTS ChurchnLouisville Ky Ordination Council The following council of invited ministers and deacons met at the First Baptist church Richmond Ky March 21St in council for the purpose of examining and settin apart to the gospel ministry brother George Miller Revs Miller T H Broaddus W D Thomson S M Watts Ci Embry G B Miller Solomon Blythe Deacons J Turner J IrI vin Geo Denny John Smith MID Flack Mack Hugeley R Wil hams L Williams John Ballow Nathaniel Hood On motion Rev T H BroaddusJ was chosen moderator Rev G B Miller secretary and Rev J Fisher leading catecbiser The candidate was carefully examined in the scriptures referring to the doctrine of the Baptist chcrch and passed1 an excellent examination The Preachedd and the ordination prayer by Rev C Em bry The Bible was bresented by Rev S M Watts Rev Miller sang the hymn and the hand of fellowship was extended by the counciland church BROADDUSssModerator yeSETTLERS RATES To Minnesota North and South Dakota Wyoming and other PointsThe Rnito wills 11 tickets at greatly reduced rates to above I i district on every Tuesdiy in March and April Bv way of Chicago an St Paul is the very lust way of reaching that territory and the Monon Route offers two splcneid through trains cbity tro Chicago where agents rf the crupany Inge homeseekers to give them every attention and se Ithere sifely and comfr rtabv started on their way to trophyne nudrih ing Louisville by dropping him card E H Radon D P A Louisville Ky Monon Kgta i Dont forget us in job worke can print anything from a newsi paper to a calling cerd Give us a call U U IEouisijII ali ODSIIBankingCoN Streets Boxes for rant in Strongest Safety Vault 5 00 per year find upward rs Iff NOTES OFLOCAL ill INTEREST i E Rev J W Wade has gone to Russellville Kon a short visit to friends The ordinance of the Lords supper will be administered at Lamp ton St church next Sunday afternoon Rev Geo Parker of Lexington who was called the city on account of the death ofa relative has re turnedThe Little Flock Baptist church wlil hold a Seat Rally next Sunday- to which all friends of the congre Ration are invited There were g3 deaths in the city last week a decrease of 9 from the previous week but the rate is still above the average Rev J H Frank DDof the Fifth St church has returned from his Eastern trip and will fill his pulpit as usual next Sunday Mrs Ella Glass returned to the city last Saturday from Hopkms vine accompained by a little Miss Glass and her sister Miss Mary Boyd who will be her guest for several weeks A mass meeting in the interest of the work of the Baptist Womens bge heldat Zion church next Sunday afternoon Good speaking good music and everybody invited Our city subscribers will save us 1 both time and expense if they will1 1 kindly call at our office and pay ttheir subscription instead of wait- ingi for us to send a collector for it 1 Read the label on your paper this week and act accordingly Dont forgot the recital of MrIt Joseph H Douglass the celebrated I j violinist at the Church of Our Mer I ciful Savior Monday evening April I byItf the city Mr Robert Porter died Monday night at the residence of his sister Mrs Julia Duncan 429 E Madi son St The funeral was held a Calvary Baptist church Wednesda DrlDEverybody is invited to the Mis sionary Mass meeting to be heldat Emmanuel Baptist Church Sunday Mar 28th 330 p m Dont fail to come and bring your friend Mrs J E Givens Chairman Mrs C H Parrish Secretary- Mr R L Oliver chief of the Louisville Division Grand FountainI U O T R will pay off several deaths claims at their hall 822 W Walnut St on Monday night 28th nearlydiiooo The public is invited to attend elRev C B Allen will return from Indianapolis Saturday and fill hi churctnext Sunday morning and evening He has been assiting in a revival at Ninth St Presbyterian church In dianapolis for the past twelve days and reports a good meeting Be ginning next Sunday services win1 weekaa the church and the following mIn isters will preach Monday Rev apelJTuesday Rev F J Cheek D D Covenant Presbyterian church Wednesday Rev F R Beattie D t D Presbyterian Seminary Thursday Rev L R Brown Center St C tt 1- t r 1tliDI- fJlVIJI m n 151000Guaraneed Titles Examined and Insured Money oat ed on Real Estate First Mortage Real Estate Gold Bonds for Sale which net the buyer 45 per cent g Bends as small as 25 This is the best way to save Money 1oFFcERst1 GKO A PiioirrARTHUR + C M GEO E t L JolcUON LANGHAMVacpUJ8JJ i STTelephone i u h it C Y I BCLAYThe Tweutv Years before the citizens of the r4 city and you will find me ready to wait on you and show you a good line of samples for both La dies and Gentlemen I will cut I and Jyeu1 you can get elsewhere ifEarnestly Solicit Your Patronage Dont forget Name and Place 921 W BROADWAYC- all or send postal ardor call Hoax rPHONE 3460 and I will call personallytRESIDENCK I527 PRENTICE ST IM E church Friday preacher to be announced Sunday April 3rd at 3 30 p m sacrarrent of the Lords Supper will be administered Everybody invited to attend these services SCHOOL NOTES Boardtvisited the High School Monday IThe Teachers Institute will hold CentralIoclockMr W H Steward gave the students of the Western School an interesting talk on the Tuskee Conference last Friday morning The Evening School will close this evening for the term The at tendance has been very good Y M C A NOTES The annual meeting of the Young Mens Christian Association Chapeldoors theswithhour who had come from all over the citya magnificient gatfc enng Special addresses sweat music and a general collection was the order of the lay General collectiaQj2i87 Miss Nellie Lee Fryes club Ytto Miss Frye and all our friends Tongue cannot describe tbe love of Christ finite minds cannot con ceive of it j and those who know IaapinrttoaPayson iI Lr AMERICA K BAFTHTt MAECH25 Jf04 r Women gas Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble I Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis euragts and lessens ambition beauty vigor I Iand cheerfulness soon JI disappear whe the kid 1neysare out N t order or diseasedKidney trouble has I 4becomA so prevalent i H that it is not uncommon f for a child to be born P afflicted with weak kid = l neys If the child urln ates too often if the Tine scalds the flesh or if when the child itches an age when It should be able to antrol the passage it Is yet afflicted with idwetting r depend upon ft the cause of e difficulty is kidney trouble old the first sp should be towards the treatment of ese important organs This unpleasant rouble Is due to a diseasedi condition of the Udneys an Fbtadder and not to a habit as supposeWomen men are made mls with kidney and bladder trouble remedyTheff- lit SwampRoot is soon realized It is told p flftIIIiIIoertINC also pamphlet tell Home at BwwsjyBoot InC all about it including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured In writing Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y be sure and OMniion this paper Dont make an mistake but remem J KilmerJr I tuntN YonnerytottJe1 I IRESTAURANTIN E cor 11 th 1 Green Sta t tlOUISVillE KY Home Cooking Polite Service Ever hapXeat f andfJ Meals at all hours to midnight 11 every day We are looking for- wardI to a first class hotel 10JJt H ll t PERDUEPROPRIETOR tLw JORDAN SONS 1U4w Wa nut t r LOUISVILLE K1ofTUCKY I Mar utacturers of all kiwis of Fancy dreams and Ices Excellent Soda with Fruit Syrups l For Prices and Quality Excelled By NoneT- ELEPHONE 340BY 1r r j I Wm Watsoniiii- i i i II UNDERTAKER EMBALMERs L N ADm CHESTNUT AND joth STS Fuintshca Coffins Cases Shrouds anJ everything for Funerals Prompt services Reasonable terms ttGUARANTEEDt CMDCLL SCHRADER STONE IIjj a COMPANY Small Loans and Real Estate Solici tors Watches Jewelry and all kinds of Merchandise Bought and Sold M f i 530 W Oreen St Louisville Kr Ii IiIR HEIGHBOB8 i- tt The ifii Photographer i ti1a8Butt as and Framing Specialty HOME PHONE 4018 i iJ2W Walnut St Louisviujt Kv t I Mjl ons Gate Ta iP ROADWAY LOUISVILLE KY Meals at all Hours Best Service i st the most Reason able Rates ME USA TRIAL y 1 l i I rextDpon lIIIDten and Doan on Meeting This body met wih First Bap tist church last Monday monring with Rev R T Hoffman in the chair prayer was offered by Rev R T Frye Members presentHoffman- Frye Butler Hathaway Young I Brown Quarles Fisher Wilson REPORTS First Church Sunday School 202 collcction 100 one baptised two additions collection 1600 Standford Sunday School 35 collection 29 cents Revs E L Penman and R B Butler preach ed collection 1000 Main Street Sunday School 95 collection i 00 pastor preached one addition collection 1269 Pleasant Green Sunday School 86 collection 150 pastor preached collection 1294 Pilgrim Rev G H Tilford preachedBracktown pastor preached collection 130 dGeorgetown Sunday School 70 collection 142 91 for baptism pastor preached collection 2060 Richmond First Church Sun day School 135 collection 51 cents two for the water one restored J Lords Supper adminstered collec tion 6ILawrenceburg Sunday School 40 collection 60 cents Rev R I Quarles preached collection 760 I Adamstown Rev Henderson preached thirtyfive for the water I I Vinchester First Church Sun day School 45 collection 111 pastor preached collection 20 50 Liberty Sunday School 30 col lection 31 cents pastor preached collection 777 I IMt Olive pastor preached col lection 525 IIZion Hill Sunday School 48 collection 115 Lords Supper ad I colIlectionI Adjourned to meet at Pleasant Green nextMondayRev T HOFFMAN I Moderator- S P YOUNG Clerk a City Ministers and Deacons Conference This body met Monday morning at Green street church Members EIRoss Jacobs Offutt G F Watson RiddlesIMarrs Johnson Perdue Russell Wm Reed Lewis Hill Coleman Richardson Alexander Payton Hampton Warren Burnett BrethrenWright Weber Shu makeIn the absence of Rev J H Frank D D Rev J Riley was elected Moderator pro tern REPORTS Green streetSnndaYlchool 102 collection 319 Pastor and Rev baptism Corinth Pastor preached col lection 3 50 37Pastor7 AntiochPastor preached col lection 5 75 Little FlockSundayschool collection 5oc Pastor preached collection 5 30 Lam ton street Sundayschool 125 collection 3 67 Pastor and Rev Wm Reed preached thirty two by baptism collection 81 36 ZionSundayshoolr6s collec tion 4 20 Pastor preachedone by letter and eleven by baptism collection 36 77 Cementville Sundayschool 21l1 collection 17c Pastor and BroII Campbell preached colI 44 I I Eminence R e v H Bowen l preached collection 4 oo Green Castle Sundayschool 25 collection 4- Merrtweather 9c Pastor and Rev I preached collection 10 Ninth streetSundayschool 65 collection 5 Pastor and Rev D Spurling preached one by letter and one restored collection 38 90 Fox Run Pastor preached col lection 3 70 Virginia AveRevs C Bigbee and G W Hampton preached one restored and one by relation collection 6 90 Mt Olive Sundayschool 26 collection 650 Pastor preached col lection 2645 Long Run Pastor preached col lection 4 5o- CentennialSundayschool 122 collection i 25 Pastor and Bro Williams preached five by bap tism collection 18 Columbus Ind Sundayschool 78 collection 2 50 Rev J R Rid dies preached collection 1o- PortlandSundayschool 36 col lection 75c Pastor preached two for baptism collection 6 Fifth street Sundayschool 2 10I Revs W A Jones and S L Martin preached EmmauelSundayschool 93 collection 3 82 Pastor preached collection 29 80 CalvarySundayschool 104 col lection 2 10 Rev G T Britt preached one by baptism collec tion 45 29 New HopeSundayschool 63 collection 77c Pastor and Rev S Thompson collection 5 65 Indiana AveSundayschool 21 collection SIC Pastor preached col lection 5 25 Good Shepherd Sundayschool 20 collection 23c Rev EWReed and pastor preached col 2 75 Rev H Bowen led in the dis cussion 01 The preaching ofnon pastors in the several Missions which was listened to with deep in terest Quite a number of breth ren participated in the discussion censensislof esIs Adjourned with benediction by Rev A H Weber A FEW LOW RATES via Monon Route reducedIfrom Louisville anylofyond tickets for sale daily until April 30 San Francisco Los Angels and other points in California and certain points in Arizona 38 oo Portland Ora Tacoma and Seattle Wash Vancouver and Victoria B C 38 oo Spokane Wash 55 50 Helena Butte Anaconda and Mis soula Mont 34 oo Billings Montana and intermediate points 29 oo Many other points included in the Spring Bargain Sale Cheerful in formation and personal attention for the askingE H Bacon D P A Louisville Ky Monon Route A Correction In the published report in the American Baptist of the receipts of the last session of the Baptist Wo mens Educational Convention the University Society was credited with 35 oo when it should have been 40 00 RespectfullyLucy Sec Board of Managers B W E C Louisville Ky Just to be loving the things Jes us stands for just to be hating the things He hates just to be going out of our way to be helping some one else just to be thinking less of self and more of our fellowsWnatt Jis to be carrying a bit of the tote cross that is to be following ASavior of mCDEx I Fr It II tS HOPS N Merchant TailorI Cleaning and Repairing newly done called for and delivered Special Attention to Ladies Work and Out of Town Orders All new tvjric Proas1 Free of Char g 632 EIGHTH ST XfOttUnrillftj Kentucky Home Phone 4088 IT IS THJ2 CLOTHES THAT MAKE THE MAN Masterson makes the ClothesII I cater to good dressers and quote the very lowest price Regulation Garments given Especial Attention Try our Regulation Trousers at 500 and up Cleaning Dying and Repairing neatly done EI MASTER SON 3 W Oor West Walnut Sts I louisville Ey ANNIE L JOHNSON EDW HANSBERRY Goods Delivered to all Partsof the City JOHNSON HANSBERRY JEAumB8XN GroceriesMeats Vegetables Produce 807 Eleventh St Home Phone 4380 BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TAKE YOUR MEALSAT THEI m bJ8US Inbusltna Club 828 W WALNUT ST Clears Linen and Courteous Attendants Get in the Henderson Route Habit Kentuckians Official Route lathe Worlds Fair City Finest passenger service through St LonJ Oweoabero and Evanarille tx il points in the Weal and Southwest If there are any Reduced RaAfg in effect on account of special occasions Horn seekers or Colonists Excursions we have then ASK US FOR RATES Frera anywhere To Everywhere FIRSTBCity Passenger Agent Traveling Passenger Agent L J BBSY Geal PAMeDger A goat LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY amp Southern Baptist Convention The Annual Meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention and Auxiliary toeie ties will be held in Nashville May 1218 1904 Por this occasion the 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back Hta Faster odDining Cars Summer Resorts Close connections at ChI sago with trains and boats for the resorts of Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota a wda LIck II Welt Bates srIBp d- y reached only by the Moans The remedial properties of the vmttoms priaes at these famous resorts are wind renowned for chronic ailments of Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels Yom drink the watsrnatnra does the rest SeMI f IeIkJII gtytac hotel rats and felt lafanmattos- wrEH BACON District Pass Act L uiemflSe Kye- r w vATDITOITIu 1 B IEJ t A i r A WONDERFUL FACE LEACH AND HAIR TONIC bcda 11 abas r ooa reebomasftoo c + eedt InthatIsLutUu dudm wodd oabar A WOHDSBPTO VAOM TtL LLat- k PmACKLnui czmpieJas clamed tiDIed M dIncIIII wnl turn the sktaofa UJckof brows persmfaararesbrdee UPtu aD4 a mu1att bare IJa tbatrdske boorsaehadeatwau exa be J Itdoaaatiss i the skin In spot but out wb1le the III tesssta rf- ulwtthootcmdaua1use Will oRwrakksaetkkadark spap pimples or bungi or Mickhiyili mtWng the skis t- oaWI aDa ImD pin W spatS = r r- pwtthoat bum to die aIdII JaG ftt the coIar JaIl IIIIAa die pepaadoaImuBnJU1B suei=ltIeSfa eer7 ceeldon st bas Is ito snip farness 1- pnaD pertI aD4 taafa tbe to tutld4at es au doUarll r endaa otdera we = t1Lup a aUToewutks- tODItwlacameby espsess Cmtllester ta 1111 cue wbrN Ie i4itatodo hstw ec1Iac wtss u- aIDCIIDq send s boot erapptrecUNNtFw or eh aeo test r JLCIAII rr 4 AMJ IQT lAPJr BmAy MARan 2 1 Qn4 Sunday School L Lesson t ltJn t SUNDAY APRIL 3 YTHE LORD VISITS TYRE AND SIDON 1 1nl nil t L Mark 72437 ruJj MOTTO TE TVithout faith it is impossible to please God I III I went into the borders oj Tyre and SMonn He had been preaching in Galilee It is probable thence I I refers to Capernaum which was I his residence at that time Tyre i I and Sidon especially the former I I wereIfor their ships and their manufac tures The Phoenicians were Gen t tiles and heathens There commerce brought great wealth to their small country and wealth led to luxury and vice Sidon was twen ty miles North of Tyre and Tyre was thirtyfive miles from the SeaIIj of Galilee The borders wereiI probably the mountain spurs bills on the eastern border andII the high region of Galilee and theII plain of Phoenicia where e en now the more wealthy inhabitants have I summer residences Peloubet And entered into a house nlltllj childmouldconld not be kid This is the only time that our Lord ever went into the country of the Gentiles and d not go to preach or perform mir clers It is probable that he went j to rest and gather strength it mayl jrentioni j PhnniIcianwasII coming when their faith would be sorely tried I j I WnOSliyoungI 4i alldlIIItimeIII Tyre and Sidon had followed fromI t I I And besides Capernaum was noticori far away As to this I j standing in life not one word isi I spoken by either evangelist Whether she was high or low was a matter I of no consequence her faith w thingThe was a Greek a SyroI Phoenician by nation She was a I Greekspeaking Gentile who had J adopted the Greek manners andli customs This indicates that h home was in one of the cities and that she 1 ayhaveI the house yjugil SyriaThey I them from the Carthagenians who s were als Phoenicians The rceJare called Canaanites in the OldIe Testament And I what that ays of the Canaanites contrast vivid I with what is said of the Phoenicians by Greek and Roman historians The Old Testament dwells on their moral character tbe secular hiSlO1I ries on their success in business their wealth and enterprise How God sees a nation is the only mat ter of speAndwould cast forth the devil out of her r daughter Matthew says she was witThereI as this being vexedwith a devIla In Matthew 17thchapterand Ma up9thsufferin infididap pears from Matthews account that he arose and left the house but the woman knew that he had the pow er to heal her daughter andno one else could Therefore she follow ed and cried after him How many r mothers in this day are so much in earnest about the conversion of I their daughters as this woman was for the healing of hers l And mothers of to day know th it et nal death await their children anda III r that the Lord alone can save the JS Will not this SyroPhpjmcian who cared so greatly for her childs health rise up in the day of judgment and condemn many Christian mothersBut sus said unto her Let the children first be filled The childfo ren were the Jews By calling him the Son of David the woman had shown that she believed he was the expected Messiah of the Jews which truth was but slowly received by the disciples and rejected by the great body of the Jews That the children must first be filled indicates that afterwards the glad ti dings would be proclaimed to others To the Jews first afterwards to the Gentiles The Lord was no- F ofIF the house of Israelwhen he had been lilted up the disci pies would go into the world These words contain a lesson fo parents Their children must first be nurtureILordIMothers whose own children do not know the catechism and have memorized but little ITcnpture must teach them first and if there is time left from their other duff they can do the outside work When the Judge asks at last Where are the children I gave thesit will be no excuse to saytothey were lost while their paten i were engaged in other work Lc the children first be filled For it is not meat to take the rens bread and to cast it unto the dogs It is not right and fitting This is just what parents do when t1it heathenaat home or abroad than they are jin the conversion of their own childI The Jews were in the habi I callinE Gentiles dogs just as th I Turks to day are called dogs w I faithIproduces humility and the woman j I j was not offended With great wisdom l she turns the rebuff she hadII received into a strong argument Yea Lord yet the dogs and the table eat of the chtldrere childIi pariwith the great numbers of miracles he had wraught in Ju dea He was anyIchildren and they would not be losers by his curing hers daughter Faith and earnestness and humility receive their reward For this saying go thy way theI devilis gone out of thy daughter Such faith and g aYbemay KPIercome It is a sad commentary on the faith the humility and the sin cere desire for their childrens sal vation when Christian parents hive chiliAnd when she was come to her house she found the devil gone out It Suchwas her faith that when the Lord told her the devil was gone u she ceased her crying and wentII northwardlYthen to the east and the south Decapolis means the district of to cities the western boundary off whichran along the Jordan and Mathethey brought unto him one that was deaf and had an impediment In his Generally those who areJ berg man hadsomething the matter his vocalchords Our Lordiii healing him touched his tongue ntskwell as his I sighedor humanLordEphphatua In the thelpeopleJ I I ishouldjj gave this charge on several occasions but the people always disre gardcd it What a lack of grati tuds for his cures this shows There astonishment was great be fewthecountryInthey uttered thingsm y ifMt J The Pntps Nail Bible Training School II Connected Normal at Tmke e Ala opportunltterwiaMng to prepare r the ohrictian chiefaiml affordyoungwumeaacomprhenelveknowledge implant in their hearts an ambition to dedicate andhristianizationrequired to do missionary work in th e ohoolsDeare andreport on same each week The teaching In the Bible school Is wholy intenUon antaionlzeany donebutdenotniuatioaetla three stories high Itcontains a chapel library reading room office and three roomsbidedormitory purIpolICe Rev Edgar JI Penny lis inii charge of the bry HGadaonleoturelIisJ sohoolbyRtRevCandjDrJiTJobUbOn of Philadelphia Oth totimeto The teaching is free The oust of board including furnishedf zoom light esfuelj sod laundryiig II eight dol jper month Students are aftorded arsI J dolJars1 InIsome cases arrangements can be ma Lookiof none Further in scourti ed by addressing BOOKER T WASHINGTON Principal Tuakejce Normal and Industrial Institute Tulkegee a NEW ERA INSTITUTE Tula notice will inform the brethrwhen and where I will hold Inatiut ea 2981Mayillt 1814it2729I13e25ho87 10 Pa to a ministers and all Christian workers in thea vicinities are urged attend aud tlimpulse cud importance of which 6a 1not been tulip realized Bring jour BiViable with you workTBDTLBBSEastern Ken tuoky To the Superintendents of Child ten s Bands Auxiiary to the B W E C Deer Sitters I in youtheWe came from our tart Convention very much encouraged over ever 6nan a success but we moot continue to Ito accomplish our undertaking T work should not be confined to a t hiee but to the many Baptists of the Slate o tucky The women are making double effort we children went to do likewise Plan some way that you can R be children interested in the work regularlyWe dren tend us for our work but want them trained to do religious wer that of giving without rl aeIriageo blessed Master hai said I oum morbllerSByasetetauto more this than 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COLORADO JTAHand the PACIFIC COAST DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE CAFE DINING CARS Meals a la Carte TRAINSto EveE MEMPHIS direct to HOT SPRINGS AS And Points in TEXAS MEXICO and CALIFORNIA DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE DINING CARS Meals a la Carte TRAINStoreteAddr M R T G MATTHEWS Tray Pass Agt Room 202 Equl abl Bldg H C TOWNSEND o r A ACT ST LO U HOUSES AND LOTSS SALEhiein the West End tAlsoLouisvilleaWHY PAY RENT when you can buy one of thethese beautiful lots at Bwithout antsoon own vour theMerne For particulars call at the office of ayE1302 Sixth fit WONDERFUL I DISCOVERY sive Curly llafrMide Straight By Jar TAWI PRY Curti BETORB AND AmcB TBBATMEST and ORIGINAL OZONIZED OX MARROW gTblsonly i feIt Wakerurly5 toc nourIlhe yf Ins out or breaklngoff cures dandruff fall and 5 make tpe heir gtew lonQand silky ilaldote forsdn and uud by houand Warrantedhareleill it coos the ant pn antics else sold for straightening kinky 6 r Beware of It lmltatlon at the OaoalsedMarrow geuUne toeepIagl that iealthy much 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