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hpwjq More Homes of Colorcd Peope than anyotheiPapcrln thcstatc;
0LU3IK IX. KANSAS CITY MO., FJilPAY, AllilL 21. I'M Ik
UtAlNGTON NEWS. her tiiotli.r Mrs (inni White, who NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. " "
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LEXINGTON NEWS
J.nwyr nillins er Scilaliii ins h
ruse in rourt fur Dr. llrown of llinKins-
Mile Mo., was Ikiu Satuiady. Tin
trial will conic up UKain Tutmlay.
Mrs. Kalii- t'olli-y of I n 1 1 i-tiil. 'iic
was here on ImikIih'sk lcfi Tut'stlay
for ll'T home.
The cily I'liclion was licld on llio 411;
liasst-cl off (iiicll.v, the c-nlorcil nii-n of
the first and second wards done tin-It
duty. I he city voted for iln $l'ii,immi
to Imild n cily liall and tluy an- now
lit work ii'i-iriiiK to Imild the liall
and imiirovc tln city. Tliey are still
cxpectini,' to Imild the l.rldw when
Mr. Jlevide starts to do any ihln he
never stops until ii is well done, lie
is still workitii; on the electric car
line ami we hope H will lie Imjlt.
Several colored men have nought
lots and tire expectini; to Imild. Mr.
Henderson, Mr. ('has. Tulhott ami
others. That is rihl we need imiro
liroperty owners turning our race.
Mr. John Mathews is on I ho sick
list.
Mr. A. V. Walker lert Monday morn
inn for Kansas City on husiness con-lernin-
tin- ICastem star Chapter.
Mrs. Kallic Iilewctt was called to
t)tuaho, Neb., to sec her mother who
Is not expected to live.
Kev. Howell was in the city Tues
day. .Mrs. James Hawkins is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Harvey Williams of Kansas
City is here spending a few days with
her mothei
is very sick
MUs Maud Harvey of Kltnore, Kan.,
is iiere visiting.
Mrs. (ileneva Huston of .Nelson, Mo.,
was in to a few days last week, the
guest of Mrs. Alice I'. Holmes,
Mrs. Carry YValk-T of Sednlia, Mo.,
the daughter of Mr. Win. Hooker was
hi re Sunday.
Mr. Houston, tl litor of the Se-
dalia Conversative, was here Sunday.
Mis. Jennie Itiown of Hhode House.
Illinois, Is here visiting her relatives
and friends.
Kev. Win. Thiikles preached at the
Second llaptisi Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The entertainment given at the A.
M. K. Church, April 7th. known as
"Ciueen Victoria's Anniversary" was
a financial success. It was said to lie
one of the grandest elilerlaiimienis of
the season. Kvery hody was highly
entertained.
quarterly meeting will he held at the
A. M. K. Church Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Hunter is in the grocery
iiusiness. Don't forget to give him an
order when he conies around, help
each other their cross to hear.
Mi'. Al Williams has sold out his
restaurant, husiness here ami gone
into husiness in Kansas Citv. We
hope he will he successful in his business.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
Upon a Proposition to Issue Bonds of
the School District of Kansas City,
Jackson County, Mo.
Notice Is hereby given that a Sperial
ICIecllon will be held In tin- School Dis
trict of Kansas City, in the County of
Jackson, Slate or Missouri, on Satur
day, the tit H day of May, A. D. !tu.-.,
at which there will I ii kii I mi i 1 1 1 il in
Hie qualified voters of said school
district a proposition authorizing the
Hoard of Directors of the school dis
trict to borrow on behalf of the school
district, the sum of one million dollars
(Jl.iMMi.lMHi), for Hie purpose of erect
ing school houses ami for the payment
thereof to issue bonds of the school
district, said bonds to be one. thousand
' in number, tnch of the de-
nomination of one thousand dollars
l. I, to lie dated July 1st, liui.-,
payable to hearer twenty deli vears
liom their date, with Interest at the
rate of three ami one half c:j T
centum per annum, payable semian
nually on the first ,ays of January
and July In each year, coupons for In
terest to be attached to the bonds;
both principal and Interest to be pay
able in the city ami State (,r .ew
York in gold coin of the I'niied Slates
of America of the pros-nt. standard
of weight ami fineness; ami aui lioriz
ing the levy and colli riion of an an
nual tax sufficient to pay the int. r
est on said bonds as it falls due ami
aiso io constitute a sinking fund for
the payment of the principal of raid
bonds within twenty c'U) years from
their dale.
The iiiulifiei voti is al tin- election
shall ote by ballot: those voting in
liiMir of the loan shall be written or
printed on their ticket, "IN, - tH.
Loan." those voting against ihe luau
words "Against the Loan."
Sab! proposition is suhmitiid am
this notiie is i:iwn in pursuance of a
fesotui ion ol llir Hoard nl liii.i i.us o
said school ili-uict. adopted on the
'.Hi day of April, I'.iu."..
.IDSKI'II I.. NoltMON,
I'n sidi in of tin- Hoard of Dir. etui s of
Hie School Dislrici of Kansas City.
W. K. lieiisoii. Secretary.
Mrs. W. W. Waters left the city Tor
Waggoner, In. I Ter.. to join her husband.
y kV I 'if " 1 ,
t - said proposition is submitted ami
4PV ! -Mi'- - . yo,
l C , ".el en lb.' .M..b..-y Kvnir -bui Sun
jW&MWs -fv 4-. I Ti""',;
fer V t J i ,i Set ,r. -. .-ifi-itr: ami pi.i.. r lb. v
Wk?J y , ' I- : Hro:,,.,- II. F. Wri.tl... S. ,,,.
BISHOP A. GRANT in"rK: '" A' ,li"'U''' lii'1'
of the Fifth Kpiscopal District. Kr.ow,, throughout the A. M. K com,. ; l!""l';r l: u- '""'ii '"i
as a haul ami faithful worker. The Hi. ni,i is in a better and mmr har- : n'!'l'","ll"" -" " ''"V
monius condition than it has been for veins. ! A" "I'l'-iMed on,.,,- will .
pointed l.y lie .w S.ii..r i:r. it hi r a'
; I the ln-M meeting.
CLUB,
We are proud to say thai ihe I inn-,)
S'UIS of Allen ,, ,;.. XV.-II. we hae
'1,11 l tl, lee lll.-ml,, ,-,, ,,,
i'.iu iis at our last m, , i in,; m ,,,. p, ,
"us of Hroiher W. K. Finl.y and
Hii'Ui. I C. II. Talbot.
I our la- I in, (ting t h, iv , r,.
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A FEATURE AT THE JONES DHY
GOODS HOUSE.
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KANSAS CITY JOCKEY
ELM RIDGE.
Spring Meeting, Saturday, April I':'
Derby Day this meeting is be the big
est ami best. Ladies admitted fret
each Monday. Don't fail to take it in.
Mrs. Annie K. Floyd of 1:111 High
land avenue, lias moved to 1 77 Kast
lltll street, where she has two nicely
furnished looms for rent. Call and
nee them.
AND WILL 1ILAMT1K HATES mar
ry tho man who owns the private car
sho tavels in. or tho writer of the
frigid latitudes Jack London who
was recently divorced. And another
dramatic problem: Did JUJane dance
on the table?
BISHOP H. M. TURNER.
Hishop Henry McNeil Turner, sen
ior liishop of ihe A. M. i;. Church, the
most powerful Negro .Methodist or
ganization in the wni l, I.
lie was made Hishop at the general
conference of his church
which met "ii ii tiibl
in St. Louis, May, issit, ami on the'
meeting adjourned al which time they
wet,' all unit., I into the dining mom
whiih was beautifully arranged where
they were all first sied Willi punch
from a large cut. glass bowl thai set
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served was chicken salad on let
leaves Willi pickle; the next
ISth of May, I'.iu.",, the St. i'aul A. M.
K. Church will celebrate the twenty-1 course was ham sand wiches w iih olics.
fifth anniversary of his elevation lo'N''Xt Icecream with angel food. Then
the bishopric. Kxtonslve preparations coffee. We, The 1'nit
are being made for the event.
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, millinery parlors daily crow in ai.-.i will, . in-, pain,.;, ol. an..-r. and
I amy. Some haw alt, a,, be,-n sent ; other l lowers. The lan-e crowd win, I,
i'li their Journey to deck fair heads ' " ' i if h ! Monday tiirlit bichlj i -1 j - I ,
i nl llasl. r; ami oiliei s w ill be reserved i ,l"'1"-' ' ' " by listening to Hi.- ino.-1 j
I'.r the coniliielieelneiit dl-play Miss"''''""""" ' '"'' '"" I"-'""IS
! M H. ;rii,.,,aw . head of I le.J.r, ",..,'.. ! '" '" M'-v- ' " M""i
Did you ever try one of McCatnp
bell & Houston's "SiM-cials," Cherry
(ilace, Cold, made, Silvcrade, Kgg
Chocolates, Flowing Stream, Slurry
and Apricot Flli.
d Sons of Al
len, are at a loss for words to express
our appreciation to I'rof. Croswalt ami
his dear wife for their kindness in
opening their doors to us ami making
its welcome. Also to our dear brother,
!). W. (iooilwln and wife, for having
so beautifully entertained us.
M K. tlriiii-haw, head of liepart incut
I The exhibit in music prepared un
I ili r Miss Carney, ami in drawing nn
I der professor Yates, has been com
pleted for the i'orilaiid Imposition.
.Mr. Charles Jackson of Kansas
City was it welcome visitor on Sun
day, last. Lincoln Institute will be
pleased to see him again whenever it
! Hits his convenience.
Ileriha Cole, and In t band of hfions
iiiplurcl i, e an, heme with all their
beauty and grandeur. The play has
been asked to be repealed in the near
fill lit e.
Those w ho at tended Tuesday night,
highly appreciated the solos and re
dials given by some of ihe best talent
of the two Kansas Cilys. There was
also a cotitesa In drawing by the pub
lic schools of the iwo Kansas Citys.
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I be I ,, Mill , .
Mi A ii li ie Jacl. nn . tit , i ' .i i ii. ! ..
Ii In. ml at her l,,.ni. ,,, hi, i, .
in honor of Mi-.. Wa-lioieton t LI
li' lio. Ilkla. Mr, .la, I,. ,,n i , ,i ,,;,
iiiei iaiin r and b i t not h in iindoii.
I, i make the iiuitii,:' an , e.p' i, ,n., ! Iv
elljosal.le Oil,'. Ih'lieioll litre hllK llK
were served, consist mg of iiirkex,
cranberry sauce, eobl hiini, n,w pota
toes on lettuce, hot biscuit-., nuts and
devils food cake and coffee.
A few more men in our little city
like James Sliupce would improve the
condition of the Negro very much,
lie has rented his bouse east of his
home to II. Woods ami will move In
the one vacated by Hie later after It.
I Coin Itiueil on last page).
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