The Rising son. [volume], November 03, 1905, Image 5

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THE RISING SON.
A. B. Johnson, Assistant Manager.
Eugene, Vaugnn, A at.
Kansas City, Kan.
I3H Sptit Log.
A. W. Walker, Agent, Lexington, Mo
Remember please
It's the little blu we collect here and tbere
hat enables us to run from yenr ti year."
LOCALS.
Girl wanted to do collecting on this
paper. Call at office mornings.
You get your mouey'a worth when
you trade at Rail's, corner 19th and
Flora. He Is O. K.
Go to Cantrell Dry Goods and Hard
ware Co for up to date Millinery, 27th
and Cleveland avenue.
Best Millinery at lowest pices at
Cantrell Dry Goods and Hardware Co.,
27th and Cleveland.
Great Silay Family.
The great family of Sllay, a city of
14,500 inhabitants In the Philippine
island of Negros, Is that of Ming Lee.
They are Chinese mestizos, partiarchal
and vastly rich, the great house shel
tering the sons and their families,
more than forty adults, with J roves
of children. The eldest son has just
completed bis second term as governor
of the Island. The head of the fam
ily Is the mother of his excellency.
Benora Ming Lee, who Is 80 years old,
6 feet tall and probably weighs 250
pounds. She Is an Inveterate gam
bler and will remain for two days
at the round game of Panglngi, her
meals being served In a chair at her
side. About the only respite she
takes from her favorite game la on
SunJay morning, when she drives to
church In her Manila built victoria.
He May Repent.
Mr. Bryan asumes a tremendous re
sponsibility by leaving the country for
a year to Its fate, and he may be com
pelled to repent in sackcloth and ashes
that he permitted his curiosity to be
hold strange lands and people to lure
bim from his place on the watchtower,
It is noe recorded that either of the
Gracchi left Rome while the crisis was
still on. New York Globe.
Negro Medical Student Makes 100 Per
Cent. In Examination.
Dr. Paey made 100 per cent, at the
Kansas State Board of Medical Ex
amlnatlon In Bacteriology. Thirty-one
sat in the examination with htm. Dr.
Paey is a Negro and the first to ob
tain a round hundred In a test.
Mrs. W. H. Hubbell has opened a
millinery and notion store near the
corner of 19th and Vine streets.
Mr. E. Coneway is In the barber
business on 10th street. Call and see
him. He will treat you right.
Good meals and good service, and
old-fashion cooking may be found at
the "Little Baltimore, 125 West 7th
etreet.
Foolish Men.
"Isn't it strange," said the reflective
citizen, "that burglars and highway'
men wit! take the awful chances they
do. Just for a few dollars?"
"It does seem odd," responded Sena.
tor Sniffklns," when there are safe,
easy, remunerative propositions like
politics and life Insurances to go Into."
Colored people, get your groceries
at Arthur Rau's, Northwest corner of
19th and Flora. Everything guaranteed.
A nice line of Baby Caps at lowest
prices at Cantrell Dry Goods and
Hardware Co., 27th and Cleveland
avenue.
Call up National Printing Company
for anything you want In the printing
line. They will call and see you. Bell
'phone, Main 2719 X.
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
1409 Highland avenue, four room
flat; $10 per month; city water. Apply
Corbetts, 1025 Main St.
Call and examine our line of chil
dren's School and Dress Hats, Can
trell Dry Goods and Hardware Co.,
27th and Cleveland avenue.
When you want the best news con
cernlng the Negro, place your name
on the subscription list of the "Son"
and thus have it delivered to your
door.
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. Lena Mason, the evangelist,
lias returned to the city after a stay
of a few weeks out east. She will
conduct services in the city again.
Subscribers to the Son will kindly
remit theamountof their Indebtedness
to this office at once, as we need tho
money. Our office Is open from 9:00
a. m. to 5:00 p. m. every day except
Sunday. 117 W. Cth street.
A Woman's Confidence
May well be reposed in a
Dorothy Dodd
The Faultless Fitting Shoe.
$3.00 $3.50 ?M
No broken faith In t'ornthv lold Shoes, no unkept
promises only the deliKlitful fnlnllinent of your
happy anticipations. It would be imponeihlo to better
atlsry your exactions or a ritlifiil" sli at even
double the price. MAIL ORDERS riLLKU.
Strong&Garfield's
New Fall Styles
Our windows will give you a good
idea of the swell swagger styles to
be worn this season for dress wear.
$500 and $6e00 Values
OVIATT SHOE CO.
(105 Main Street.
520 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City, k'as.
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
already $30,000 a year. It is evident
that it Is occupation and not money
that she seeks.
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?" 4
"How do you account for It?"
"I don't know. Perhaps the hundred
thousand was mostly In stage money."
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
Dwlght Building 10th and Baltimore Avenue.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Capital 9267,500
Surplus 9207,500
Transact a General Trust and Banking Business.
Paya 2 per cent on Checking Accounts.
Allows 3 per cent on Saving Deposits.
... ... Time Certificatea Issued.
Carea for Real Estate and Mortgage Investments.
Now is the time to beging 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. 8. GLEED, Vice President.
H. C. SCHWITZGEBEL Sec'y and Treaa.
BIRD H. McGARVEY, Asst. Treaa.
E. L. SCARRITT, Counselor. B. P. FIN LEY, Attorney.
In the Beginning.
Adam hung his hat on the nail.
"Oh, Adam," cried his frightened
spouse, "there was such a queer look
ing man came and insisted on kissing
little Cain."
With bitter tears they realized the
office-seeker was abroad In the land
On to Him.
"Yes," Bald 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 you
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 tho past and we will try to merit
your confidence In the future as in
the past.
Itev. Lena Mason preached her fare
well sermon at Allen Chanel Sunday
night. She has been very successful
throughout her stay In the city. The
members of Allen wished her a hap
py return home.
Lewis Woodson spent, a pleasant
trip this week visiting Mr. and Mrs,
T. B. Carter at Jefferson City, form
erly of this city. He made a very fa
vorable comment on the nice dinner
served him. The only objection found
was In connection with the church
work which he reports Is very unsatisfactory.
This would be a better world If the
men who have lived in tl bad lived
up to their obituaries.
Many a person prepares for a rainy
day by appropriating his neighbor's
umbrella.
Let Not Your Angry Temper Rite.
"Look her, waiter, I've been sitting
here forty minutes waiting for my din
ner. You told me everything was
ready to serve."
"It was, sir."
"Then why didn't you bring it? You
keep a fellow waiting so long that be
eats a lot more. Seems to me It would
be cheaper to serve quickly."
"No, sir boss; you see, when he gets
so hungry he could eat everything, we
keep him waiting till he gits so dura
road he can't eat nothhj". Them's our
orders, sir. What'a left cl;ar gain."
Nothing Doing.
A German who invented a telamobllo
skop To detect when a vessel Is approach
ing .
Another vessel on the ocean.
Chose a mighty bad name
For a fellow to make a limerick out of.
Kansas City Drovers Telegram.
Professional jolliers have many fe
male friends.
Vacation.
We save our coin for many a day.
Collect a good-sized hoard,
Then ro nnd spend It in a way
We know we can't afford.
What Rojestvensky Escaped.
Pittsburg has sent Admiral Togo a
box of stogies. After all, Rojestvensky
may have known what he was about
when he consented to get licked.
One Doubt Remains.
The only doubt that occurs to us
In regard to the new role of the Presl
dent us peacemaker, Is how he Is going
to keep from showing his teeth.
NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Only Negro Printing Office in City
205 Wales BIdg. Cor. Cth & Delaware.
Many of ua, if we get coffee like
mother used to make, would raise a
rough house like father used to make,
There is no hope for a man who
wastes his time arguing with women
and babies.
Is your life unheppy? Think of the
man whose wife makes vinegar pie
for desert.
A man doesn't amount to much un
less he la able to prove it.
THE BEST
PIANO AND ORGAN
BARGAINS AT
HOFFMAJTS
SPLENDID SQUARE
PIANOS
920 to 950
SLIGHTLY USED UPRIGHT
PI A NOG
985 to 91 25
FINE CHAPEL AND PARLOR
OR GA NG
915 to 9125
ICNO FOR BPmCIAL RRICK LIT.
(ariJfoffman
MUSIC COMPANY
'(T ST.KAMSA
G. 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. Wilt iwvt any pi lees in my line.
&. Weber
The well know MEHCHA.JVT TA.ILOH.
after an extended trip through California mid the
went, is with us again. Everybody rvmemberii Mr.
Weber by the many stylish and well-mmln suitH ho
has put up. He is now at
12061 East 18th Street
Where he will bo glnd to see his
old Irlencla and 1'iiNtomcrs.
C.CO
LE
INS
COR. 18th AND FLORA
We Are Now In Shape to Handle
Fall Trade
n our several departments we have STYLISH MILLI
NERY, WOMEN'S SUITS and WRAPS, GENTS' AND
BOYS' FURNISHINGS.BOOTS and SHOES, NOTIONS
and DRY GOODS of every description. We can fit you out
at prices that are right. Call and see us.
Why Not Gave Car Fats.
C. COLLINS
COR. 18th AND FLORA
8. I. CHANDLER'S
First Class Artist In Barber Shop. Pool Tabla
BARBER SHOP and RESTAURANT
Popular Prices, Work Guaranteed
Best Meal In the City for 10 and 15 cents
112-114 E. 6th Street.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
J. C WAGNER
Dealer in STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES,
FRESH AND SUT MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
EVERYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE.
Spring Chickens at 12 cents per pound.
Come and sec mc or phone your order.
BELL 'PHONE 132 EAST.
1819 HOWARD STREET.
S. GOLDMAN
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
FRUITS. VEGETABLES AND NOTIONS
POULTRY AND PRODUCE
1bomc Ipbone 5292 Iflain. 516 Uydla Avenue
Especially Caters to the Colored People. Everything New and Fresh. Goods
Young Spring Chickens 12Jc a Pound.
Charles Schleicher
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Fresh and Salt
Meats. Country Produce and Spring Chicken
(III DKI.I VKRKI) TO ANV lf A HT Of TIIK :ITV.
Home Phone 2615 Main. i Kt 19th Street.
Especially Caters to the Colored People.
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. FRESH AND
SALT MEATS. VEGETABLES AND NOTIONS
Cigars and Tobacco.
BIO CAST NINETEENTH STREET
Especially Caters to the Colored People. Everything New and Fresh. Goods
Delivered.
MRS. EMMA VIA,
tea fosjkst,
DEALtK IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries and Produce
frsiA Milk Crmmm mt All Tlmmt,
The Only Place to Buy the B?t Provisions at Lowest Prices.
Especially Caters to the Colored People.
Notions and Candies.
Try Our Milk and Cream.