The Rising son. [volume], October 20, 1905, Image 5

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THE RISING SON.
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A. B. Johnson, Assistant Manager.
Eugene Vaugan, Agt.
Kansas City, Kna.
IISX Hpllt Log.
A. W. Walker, Agent, Lexington, Mo.
Remember please
It'a tde little blta we collect here and there
That enables us to run from year tu year."
LOCALS.
Mr. Fields is still on the sick list.
Mrs. A. B. Johnson is on the sick
list this week.
Girl wanted to do collecting on this
paper. Call at office mornings.
You get your money's worth when
you trade at Rau's. corner 19th and
Flora.
Rev. Father Harper who has been
ill for some time was at church last
Sunday.
Rev. F. Jesse Peck left last Wed
nesday to attend conference at Hlg
ginsville, Mo.
Colored people get your groceries
at Arthur Raus. corner 19th and
Flora. He Is O. K.
You get your money's worth when
you trade at Rau's, corner 19th and
Flora. He is O. K.
Mrs. Gus Morgan has removed to
19th and Vine where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. W. H. Hubbell has opened a
millinery and notion store near the
corner of 19th and Vine streets.
Many ministers have gone to the
A. M. E. Conference at HlKRinsvllle,
Mo., which began last Tuesday morning.
n.nn,i meala and Eood service, and
old-fashion cooking may be found at
the "Little Baltimore, 1Z& west iu
street.
Colored people, get your groceries
at Arthur Rau's, Northwest corner of
19th and Flora. Everything guaranteed.
J. B. Gibbs and wifearrived Tues
day morning from Lincoln, Nebraska,
to spend ten days with relatives and
friends.
Negro Medical 8tudent Makes 100 Per
Cent. In Examination.
Dr. Paey made 100 per cent, at the
Kansas State Board of Medical Ex
amination In Bacteriology. Thirty-one
sat In the examination with him. Dr.
Paey is a Negro and the first to ob
tain a round hundred in a test.
Rev. J. M. Harris, pastor of the
Burn's M. E. church of this city It
said to be one of the youngest men
in the United States to receive the
degree "D. D." (Doctor of Divinity).
The Rev. Harris Is only 30 years old
and a graduate of Christian Univer
sity and Grammar School of Theology,
Atlanta, Ga. He Is also a student of
Lincoln Institute and Baker Univer
sity. Harris shows what a young man
can do when he tries.
PER80NAL8.
Miss Clyrindla Alexander of Man
hattan, Kan., Is here visiting relatives.
Mr. A. W. Walker and wife were
In St. Louis Monday on business.
Mr. Henderson of Odessa and Miss
Ixuiesa Olden of Lexington were
united in matrimony in September.
They are now living near Odessa. We
wish them a long and happy life.
Rev. Norrls, pastor of Second Bap
tist church, has resigned from hald
church and Is called to another field
of labor.
Mr. A. Williams of Kansas City was
here Wednesday preparing to move
his family to Kansas City, where he
Is now in business. We hope he may
have success in his new field.
Mr. Add Ray is In the restaurant
business call and see him.
Foolish Men.
"Isn't It strange," said the reflective
citizen, "that burglars and highway
men wilt take the awful chances they
do, Just for a few dollars?"
"It does seem odd," responded Sena
tor Snlffkins," when there are safe,
easy, remunerative propositions like
politics and life Insurances to go Into."
Astors Back to the Farm.
Miss Margaret Astor Chandler, a
great-great-granddaughter of the first
John Jacob Astor, has started a dairy
near Tarrytown, the home of Miss
Helen Gould, and will conduct it In
accord with the latest Ideas of the
board of health. As her Income is
nlready $30,000 a year. It is evident
that it is occupation and not money
that she seeks.
Honesty cannot be bought or sold;
It Is not a marketable commodity.
Over the woman from afar the devil
pours honey.
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
1409 Highland avenue, four room
flat; $10 per month; city water. Apply
Corbetts, 1025 Main St.
Mrs. MeTPenn or 25000 Michigan
avenue is reported sick this week,
caused by overwork in removal of resi
dence from 1702 Howard street.
Mrs. Wade B. Smith after a long
illness was down town the other day
to visit the doctor. Mrs. Smith ia
now living at 501 Highland avenue.
Mrs. Eliza Jordan of this city died
of consumption and was buried last
Sunday. She loaves one son, Theo
dore, a contractor, to mourn her loss.
When you want the best news con
cerning tho Negro, place your name
on the subscription Hst of the "Son"
and thus have It delivered to your
door.
Possibly the Case.
"They say that Snooks has been
earning $100,000 a year, and yet he ac
cepts a government job at $8,000."
"Well?"
"How do you account for It?"
"I don't know. Perhaps the hundred
thousand was mostly In stage money."
In the Beginning.
Adam hung his hat on the nail.
"Oh, Adam," cried his frightened
spouse, "there was such a miner lnnu.
Ing man came and Insisted on kissing
lime cam."
With bifoer tears thev realized the
office-seeker was abroad In the land.
On to Him.
"Yes," said the red-eyed clerk. I'm
a little late this morning. The mid
night oil, you know"
"H'm!" interrupted his employer,
"oil, eh? Well, the next time von
paint the town I'd advise you to use
water colors exclusively."
The manager of the Rising Son feels
very grateful for the many kind fa
vors the white people have shown
in the past and we will try to merit
your confidence In the future as in
the past.
Rev. Lena Mnson preached her fare
well sermon at Allen Chapel Sunday
night. She has been very successful
throughout her stay in the city. The
members of Allen wished her a hap
py return home.
Mrs. Rose Partee of 181G Woodland
avenue, Is on the sick list this week.
Mr. John Lowe contemplates a trip
to Omaha, Neb., soon, where he will
Join his wife.
The entertainment entitled "Juve
nile Specialties" given at Arlington
Hall, Sept. 22, 1905, for the benefit
of St. Augustine Mission was a suc
cess. The net proceeds being $105.10.
All subscribers of the Son will
please be ready to meet the demands
of our collector next week as we need
the money now due In order to con
tinue business. A little now and then
will aid us considerably.
Mrs. J. M. Harris, wife of Rev Dr.
.J. M. Harris pastor of Burn's chapel,
Is attending the annual meeting of the
W. H. M. S. of the M. E. church In
Indianapolis, Ind. It Is said to be one
of the largest gathering of women in
the world. Mrs. Harris Is a delegate.
This would be a better world if the
men who have lived in ti had lived
up to their obituaries.
Many a person prepares for a rain
day by appropriating his neighbor
umbrella.
Vacation.
We save our coin for many a day,
Collect a good-sized hoard,
Then go and spend It In a way
We know we can't afford.
What Rojestvensky Escaped.
Pittsburg has sent Admiral Tniro
box of stOKlcs. After all. Uoiestvenskv
may have known what he was about
when he consented to get licked.
One Doubt Remains.
Tho only doubt that occurs to us
in regard to the new role of the Presi
dent as peacemaker, Is how he Is going
to keep from showing his teeth.
NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY
Only Negro Printing Office In City.
205 Wales Bldg. Cor. Gth & Delaware
Many of us, if e get coffee like
mother used to make, would raise a
Tough house like father used to make.
,' There Is no hope for a man who
wastes his time arguing with women
and babies.
Is your Hfe unhappy? Think of the
man whose wife makes vinegar pie
for desert.
OVIATT SHOE CO.,
1105 MAIN STREET
College Cut Shoe
FOR
Smart Dressers
it
One of a superior fall
line from a superior
maker: JOHN KELLY.
This shoe adds the nec
essary touch of dainti
ness to your fall cos
tume. Low or College cut
button with seamless
fly welted sole and
custom trimmed.
$3.50
THE
Bostonians
are filling a fall engage
ment at 1105 Main St.
They have brought the
best styles from Bos
ton to make this their
"star" season here in
Kansas City.
The daily papers will
from time to time have
much to say about
The Superior Styles
The Superior Leathers
The "Neierwet" Soles
OVIATT SHOE CO.,
I05 MAIN STREET
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
Dwlght Building 10th and Baltimore Avenue.
KAN8A8 CITY, MO.
Capital
$287,500
ourP,u" IZW.SOU
Transacts a General Trust and Banking Business.
Pays 2 per cent on Checking Accounts.
Allows 3 per cent on Saving Deposit.
, Time Certificates Issued.
Cares for Real Estate and Mortgage Investments.
Now la the time to beglng Saving. Dont delay, $ 1.00 will start an account.
OFFICERS':
WALTON H. HOLMES, President.
F. C. MILLER vice President.
C. F. HOLMES vice President.
CHAS. S. GLEED .. vice President.
M. C. SCHWITZGEBEL 8ec.y ,nd Tre.
BIRD H. McGARVEY At. Tre.
E. L. 8CARRITT, Counselor. B. P. FINLEY, Attorney.
C. A. BICKELL
Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
FRESH AND SALT MEATS. VEGETABLES AND NOTIONS.
581 TROOST AVE.
Especially Caters to the Colored People.
Small expenses. Will moot Miy pi ires in my line.
SHE WAS NO GENTLEMAN.
She Admitted it and They all
Warbled.
Last Sunday a sight-seeing party
from Buchanan county, Missouri, was
returning from a trip over the Moffat
road. To prove to their friends In
Denver that they had been above
timber line a number of the party
brought buckets and sacks of snow
back with them. The usual snowball
ing fun on the train was indulged in.
Dy a misdirected shot a snowball
struck a fat man from Denver square
In the face. The fat man got hot
despite the cold surroundings. He
stood up and exclaimed:
"Who ever threw that snowball is
no gentleman!"
"I'll admit I am no gentleman," re
plied a rosy-cheeked hello of the
crowd, with a devilish twinkle in ber
eye, "but how did you guess It?"
And just to be roguish she let fly
another handful of snow at the fat
man and struck the conductor In the
ear. Then tho Jolly party sang four
teen verses of
"I feel like I feel like I feel," A.
U. Mayfield, Denver News.
Great Silay Family.
The great family of Silay, a city of
14,500 inhabitants In tho Philippine
Island of Negros, is that of Ming I.ee.
They are Chinese mestizos, partiarchal
and vastly rich, tho great house shel
tering the sons and their families,
more than forty adults, with droves
of children. Tho eldest son has Just
completed his second term as governor
of the Inland. Tho head of the fam
ily Is the mother of his excellency.
Senora Ming Lee, who is 80 years old,
C feet tall and probably weighs 250
pounds. She Is an Inveterate gam
bler and will remain for two days
at the round game of I'anglngl, her
mi'tils being served In a chair at her
side. About the only resplto she
takes from her favorlto game Is on
Sunday morning, when she drives to
church In her Manila built victorlu.
Some Hot Stories.
A crowd of fellows were sitting on
the sidewalk in front of tho hotel
when I took tho only vncnnt chair. AH
were strangers to me and to one an
other. Finally a dried up young fel
low who traveled fur a whlto goods
establishment said:
"Well, sir, I see the mercury wns
up to 11C at Phoenix yesterday."
"Is that so?" replied the shoe drum
mer. "Huh! 'taln't nothln' to speak
of. I see it git so hot down in Mexico
that, tho grease run offen the greas
ers." Here a fellow broke In who had Just
returned from Panama.
"Aw, you fellows mako mo tlrfd. I
been down to Panama, keepln' books
for the cnnal superintendent. Ono
Sunday afternoon, about 4 o'clock,
when I had four nigger girls fannin'
me with a fan hung on a tree, there
was a rumble Inside the earth Just be
neath me like somebody knocking on a
door."
"Did you find out what was knock
ing?" asked the St. Joe representative.
"Yes," replied the Panama man as
ho shifted IiIh chair to spit. Into the
gutter, "it. was tho devil knorkln' on
Ileal." Kansas City Drovers Tele-grant.
Is it true that every year, for the
past ten years, more peiiplo have been
killed in celebrating the Fourth of
July than were killed in any one hat
tie of tho revolution? Never mind.
Detroit Free Tress: "Ia It true that
you have senatorial aspirations?"
asked the reporter over tho 'phono.
"Yes," remarked the girl whose num
ber had been called by mistake, "but
I'm not sure that I can land him."
Puck: Mr. Gotrox When I was
your age, sir, I didn't have a dollar.
Choliy Gotrox Well, dad, when I am
your age I probably won't have a dollar!
A man doesn't amount to much un
less ho is able to prove It.
Fame Is all well enough for thoso
who can afford It.
Skeltons in Trenches.
A curious discovery has been made
In the course of some excavations that
hae been in progress in St. Martin
do Hi; In France. The exravators tin
enrthiil trenches in which lay skele
tons whlrh were presumably those of
the citizens who fell fighting there In
defending tho town against tho Kng
lish in 1C27. Among the skeletons
was found a spherical Iron bomb con
taining a most black powder, which
was found to consist of about a third
of nitre, a third of carbon, and a fifth
of sulphur, the remainder being iron
oxide derived from tho rusting of the
Iron hhell.
The Bear Dance.
Little Hobble Pa, I want, to see
another bejar dance, like tho one that
come along the street last week.
Pupa I don't know where to find
It. son, hut you run In and tell mam
ma that wo will go down to tho comic
opera tonight and see the big ballet.
Kansas City Drovers Telegram.
Professional Jolliers have many fe
male friends.
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