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He Promised to "Obey."
A itrosjuTtlvo ltosion lrl.li-i;room,
who meant to l( muster In litM own
liniisc, rallcil mi Iho well-Known
rlrr.a.vmmi. Ki'V ('. W. WYinltp, who
wan to tic the Knot the following day.
'I have lu-nril," ln until, "tint you
onil' tlic xvoi, 'n.r' from tlip mar
rlai;i' son ire. Will you kindly Iiih.ti
ll to morrow.'" Mr. Woiiiltn oMte
iuuly proniUcil to ti Fii. "Wilt thou.
I m y. t.roini:-!' to lovo, liolior, mid
!- '.'" was t""m I't 1 ntiswiivil liy
th.. Iit,." v 1 1 !n 01 1 ili'invr. Tin- Minr
rii'S'ii n was 'iit to tln -room, who
f i -i'.in .I, s'anitii veil, nn.l uulpi'it.
I ii' .'insw . r.M. a- hail lis liililo, "I
will," prolal'ly not wih-hini; to rrente
a vi i ii,.. I.:iii r n' ri'proachi'it tin1
:: :nislir. "I'nt you iisl.nl 11H' to lis
wnr,l iiliy.'" saiil Mr, WVmlto,
.1 twinkle III liix ryes: "how
n 1 to Know that Jnii wanted It for
'Ii' lady only? You shouM havp. l.een
r."iv lAplirlt Argonaut.
Cause and Effect.
"I supposo hi1 (laspi'd you in I. Is
arms whrn tho ranoe upset?''
"So; quite tho opposite.-'
'Quito the opposite?"
"Yes; tho canoe npsi t when lie
clasped mo in liM arms."
AN URGENT APPEAL.
1'res! !i n; I'am ..lotion was inter
t . : r . i ii a' .M.mliati an heaeh '
aji Ms of ihe llijuitatili' Life.
An nuent f i.i inihe west ashed Mr.
M Morton ii he helieved that advei lis
ill:; hi IH'tiMe l life insuialli e.
Iloii'l ade I isilu;." the oilier an
su. -.'i. m fits every form of hllsi
l"'-S."
' Hut what is uoo, advei i isitm?'
v : i i . 1 I lie aueiit.
"I'ioo.I a Iveriisini;." returned Mr
Morion, "is tin- Kiini Hiat strihes
hi't'ie. the Kind that nives v.ei i.
ft ; - 'n 1 1 ;." f.'i lint toward a cotiiein. It
iii.'iVi s von In lieve that it will he
t'i' asatu iiiid profltalile to ileal with
a 've-i r.
"A lieioit ur.n i r. in my hoyhood,
in-'ttei! in the papers an advertise
no nt that I tliinU was a uood on'-. 1
s'ill ti lie tiilier it. Ii ran:
""Twiiis ate inni,' to me for the
thirl time. This time a hoy and a
i;l. I lic-iirli my friends and pat
rons to support me stoutly.'"
THE SPOTTED FAWN.
(The following Is hy nn unknown
author ami has not lu en In print fur
many deration.)
Hy Marat in ah'H flowery margo
An Indian w I twain stood,
I. oiik ere the white man rifle ranir
I .itii throughout the ei holnp wood.
Iho toiiiahawk ami Hralplng Knife
Totietlw r lay at rest ;
For peat e was in the forest shade,
An. I in the i vilmnii's hreiist.
Chorus -Oil!
the Spotted lawn:
Oh! the Spotted Kawii,
The life ami light of the
Willi the red ciiief's ehi
fiirr.H shado,
d hi gutio.
Ity Mactitiirah's flowery manic
The Spotted Kawn had hirth.
And Kt-ew as lair nn Indian Kirl
As evi r i.raeed the earth.
Sin- was the led chiefs only child,
And wooed ,y many a lirave,
I li lt (o the yallatil youiiK White Cloud
Hi r plU-hti d
Chorus
roth she j;avo.
Ity M iealurah's flowery ntafKO
A hli.lal sotm arose,
Nor iKi anted they on that festal niuht
Of close) enrircllIlK foi R.
Hut li.roimh the stealthy forest
The while man came in wrath,
I "i e- darts hefore them hurled,
And hlood was in their path.
Hard to Bribe.
i-'ather -"I am determined to do
sotm t him: to prevent you from marry
ui mat seapemaee to reform hill).
As I ran tii ive you, I'll luilio yon.
Is i here auvthim: Unit would tempt
vou to ulve him up?"
Iiauuhier- ' N o. iimnlii-r that I can
think of uniess It's another scape
m aee. '
Oldest National Speaker.
.1'isi ph ; Cannon is the oldest man
i v. r i li eteil speukec of (ho national
house of repri si ntativi s. lie was also
h'liLe lie iiih. r of that hody hefore he
I'nini'is speal.er than any other pre-
Limn ollieer. The yimimest sieaK
ir ihe house ever had was K. M. T.
ilntitir of Virginia, who was only "a
years old and in his second term
Kin II Cuosell to preside.
. Kilison,
d III the
Electricity From Coal
In the opinion of Thomas A
wonders are yet to he iinfohk
world of electricity.
"We. are moping on the verne of
another protit epoch in the world's
history," ho said In nn Interview nt
his lahonttory in West Oranuo. "t
would not tairpriso in,; any morniiif
to wake up mid learn that some one,
onto group of the "oo.nnii sclent ifir
men who me invesliatiii!; all over the
rami, lias seized upon the secret of
electricity hy direct process, and he.
Kim nnoiher practical evolution in
human affairs.
"It can ho done. It will ; done
I expect lo see it hefore 1 die.
" The first meat ehant'o n th,. p,.
fluetion of electricity will nholish
carrying coal for that purpose," he
wiid. "Instead of dii;i;iiu' uross ma-Irt-ial
out if the earth, Ioadinu it on
cars, and carrying It. say, .") miles,
tin re to put it iimi..,- a hoiler and hin n,
and so net power, we shall not up
plants at the mouth of mines, jjener-.
Hte power there, ami transmit it
whercevtr it is Heeded hy copper
wire."
"How many times has your hns
haiul In i n under the knife?" "Hear
me. I don't Know; hut he's hoeoin,; s()
Mccustonii'd to It that he lies dovva to
he operated on every time he sees a
doctor. " Ciiicimo Record Herald.
THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN.
The empress of Japan Is a nohltj
and inspirinij character, says tho Oil
man News. Her name is HaniKo, and
she is the daughter of a nohle of the
hinhosi rank. Shy Is two years older
hail ihe mikado. Her marriage took
viace in IMIS. A further indication of
lie s.ieredness in which tho imperial
lersonauos are hehl 1st shown hy tho
nciih nt which occurred when It was
! leteriiiiiieil that the court ladies
I dioiild adopt i.uropi an dress. At
;thl.s time jjieat ilifficulty was experl
iiceil in Kettini; clothes to fit her roy
al hK'h:iess. Th" profane hands of a
. dre.-Miiiiker could not he allowed to
lloiieh the porsonauo t the empress,
jso a f rt lady had to pos,; as a moihd
uinii ine narmetits wvfe "tailually
made to fit.
Needed Them In His Business.
Miss cot mx Nearly all my admir
ers think I should he aide to get tips
from vou on tin; market.
Cot rox Kncoiinme them In that be
lief, my ih ar. It won't he Ion; hrfore
1 11 he ready to unload the stock I'm
t arrv liiu'. I'uck.
i FORD'S
I HAIR POMADE I
F"rmrlv known an
"OZONIZED OX MARROW"
STRAIOnTENS Z
KIVKT nr Cl'ltl.V II ami ,1... o ... i . X
tin ei iiy Rtylo aemrt'il ciinntut wlili in X
, I'-nOi.
. .,rl'l llnlr I'limmln w firinrlr
Known "l.iMl7.KIox -VIARKOW" mil I.
th. only Ki,. nri'i.Hriition known lo n ihm m
Jumping at Conclusions.
Tm entertaiiiiui; .Miss Snimis, the
most popular ni i"i in our class," said
iiiKkia kinky ,,r rurlr limr trnliclil. A
:ahown ii..v... Ho ii". !imk..- tin- m.i ml,. X
horn, liur.h. kinky fir eurly hmr noli, X
llllllil i.m.I . a to romli Tha r. null.
niBy ln olutin'l from nn tr,-aoii.nt' a to 4
l.otll... r.r.. u;iiIIv nm,.i,.,,t for 11 -, ar. Thn
OX MAKIiOW 'I r. iuovo au, provnlii ,Un. X
ilrnrt. r.-IO-vfia Iti liuiK. mvi..rit'i II,.. aralp T
.-,.. ..... iit,,i,ifni,l.,,rtjri'aklii'olT, T
lnak..a It itrow ami, by nourtlnnii tin- root a.
Kiv.-j It n-w It r anil vliror. H. li.ii rlFi-milly
IH-rruniHil an. I linrmlraa. It u a t...l, t
n i.ity for Uillea. ir.-iitl.- n a, ..I r-riil.lr.,.. X
i't, , "...,.flr '" e ozosizmi ox T
, nan ,i.,.,i niailf a nil not, I rontln X
!'.v""u .uni;'.'.?i,::ut ,HS"- l1"'1 'ozonizkd
OX MAItKoW" . wa rt-itlau-rril In thr fim.-il
State Hati.tit Offl..M It. lw?i I.. .11 .1... ' X
4 p. rlo.1 11I limp thnrn hit n.'Tcr li....n a bnttlo fk
t r tiirne. from th hiin.lr,.la of thouanmla . X
A have aolii. Ki lit ICS HAIR poviAlik . ...
- "t and .T,.,.t,v. ,lu.r hw , )U
X " " . fm " rrit', a- Ha un
'"':,, h" lr KTKAimiT. b?rT. and
!
ill,, llryn Maw
inert her."
"No, thank you,"
l in not interested in
"Why. how did you
homely?"
"She must he, fir sho wouldn't ho
o popular with you other Kills; also,
ou wouldn't want me to meet her."
- I'hilad. lphla Press.
niil: "I'd liko you to
replied I nk:
homely fdrls."
know sho was
Didn't Get a Key.
Mr. Sliiflpursi "I see tho kitchen
clock Is not Kohis. Didn't you get a
ky today?"
Mrs. s imiuirse "No."
"I icfl you as you were tioini; into
a jeweler's."
"Yes. hut Mrs. Stiiekup happened
to he there lookii.s at some pearls.
u don I suppose I'd ask for a five
rent nitcaeii-clock key under those cir
fiumitancrs. do you?"
" Vi'hat did you t'.o?"
"I asked how low; It would take
thrni to clean a diamond neclace, and
camo out. '
What We're Coming To.
"Cold w inter ahead," declared Uncle
Coshall Hemlock
"How can vou tell?" he was asked.
"Didn't ye hear the wild geese honk
hi' this mornln'?"
"Oh, that was Jcj Bushy's new auto
mobile." "Thunder! Gol darn it all. That
JfBt shows what the kentry's comln'
lo."
HI. I AMI.K. Itwar of .mrtatmni
KnitiilT
i,i'V?i'',i5Tj!!!l..M",r 'nil ("ozonizkh Z
a ON VI VKKOW" la nut 111. 01.lv In .... T
I and la iiiadx only In elil,.a., an, I by .' Th T
T B"iiulii l.a. tli. Innatiirx. f'harln Kurd Pr..
on pa, h ,a, km... Mnw all othc-ra. Full di.
r". lion, .ill, eyry ,U. .lU. y , , i
Sold hy Jriiwi.i, and d..alr. If your drnif. Z
lll.t or ,l.iil.,r ran not ai,.,ly y,,. ran Z
l.rocnry it from hi j.,l,l,r or wh-draaln .l. ali r ?
or .! u. S rta. for out, bottl- noatl'ald. c.r
f' ' ""T" ir"1"" '" K.SO for all bottl,.,.
,'tlr..a nai.l. W. .... . . . .
i-liantxa to all n.,1.., ' 7.. if J a u- .... '".' " T
Iiik a. iid po.tal or -apr.'sa uioncy nnlar. ami 5
'imon una paiwr. ritu your oauiu and T
i-lia
X lilK
X in..
a.l,l
The Ozonized Ox Marrow Co. 1
T grnuint without my sirmiture)
X X - -
.r,
76 Wabash Ava Chloago. III. ?
Acfinta wanl4d rywhrfi. T
LadiesorUentlemenWanted
Kvcry where; f.1.00 a (lay sell
ini; our toilet umhIn. Write
at once.
C. BROWN TOILET COMPANY,
5711 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 111.
I Can Sell Your Real Estate or Business
Do Hitlir Whin Ucitid
Propertlei unit IhihI
lle , f a I klmla void
quickly fur I'll jli In it I
part, of the United
Mfii. ltun't wait.
W rit" to-liny ilwcrlb
tnu wlui'. eu liavn to
nml ulve uultl
rlc on name.
A. P. TONE VMLSON, Jr.
KkhI Katavte Hiolillat
X . . - o
0
Lincoln Institute
o
MISSOURI STATE SCHOOL FOR COLORED YOUTH
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ALLEN, A. M. President.
departments:
IN-
& ULfL,iiUl5, FORMAL, PREPARATORY,
O DUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC.
COURSES i Classical, College Preparatory, Kormnl, Pub-Normal,
V Model Training c-chool, Music (Inttru nental ar.d Vwat),
O Drawinff. (Kino Arta and Mechanical), Carpentry, Woodwork-
0 ing, MacUMnithiu'r, Machinery, Shoe-mnkin-r, Furmlnff and
unruuninc, rrintinf, Typewrittn-f, Sewinir, Cookinir and
Lauaderlojr.
ADVA NT AG Eft O.K)d rcatlon, Free Tuition, New Dormltorlea
with Modern ImproTementu, Kuildin(r Heated by Steam,
A Diplomat, are Ueenea to teach In any public school is the
state. A few deervin r atu lent itr aiiia.Af in fi,:. A a.
-s " -al 7 1 I CJLVri
to earn their way. All applicants mnst present testimonials
of good moral cliaracter. For further inform ition write to
RFN.IAMIFRANmN All FN AM I I n D,a,
vmmiiiiiiM 1 Ullllliuill nLLiL,n Tlt itl,a L. L f 1 tk(
T JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI.
o
"FOLLOW THE FLAO"
fShcjStocHzing Siox)e and Hardtvare Co
,t71
i " i r,n
Btt BtnTM Mods.
UiHt Stack In City.
Priors tb Lowest.
Tcninsulat
tgtntM for....
Steel Ranges, Steel Oven Cook Stoves, Base Bur
ners, Furnaces, end all goods made by the-
Frtln,aular Stova
Oarrnan Rratar, Soft Coal IlMaehrkter, Cola's Ho
HlHSt, Air TlRbt for Cool and Wood, Clarinou
Oak 8toa, fichlll tltcal lUnaaa aod Farn'aaea
TIN WORK m Speolalty
A now lino of
Window and Door Screens and Refrigerator
'Phone. 1451.
1329 Grand Ave.
European Plan
All Modern Improvements
HOTEL McRAY
721-723 Charlotte St., K. C, Mo
Room nml Iionnl ". Ofl
blRl Meals 23 rents. Hot and fold Haths Included.
BEN McRAY, Prop, and Mgr.
ySL Weber
The well know METKCHA.MT TAiLOH.
after an extended trip through California and the
west, is with us again. Everybody remembers Mr.
Weber by the many stylish and well-made suits he
has put up. lie is now at
120 G I East 18th Street
Where he will be glad to see his
old friends and customers.
Summer Schedule
Ejccefaior Spring
"Ue 'Beautiful Health HesorT
Beginning Sunday, May 7th and dally thereafter
rs follows:
Leave Union Depot 8:30 and 10:20 A. M.; 6:10
and 7:00 P. M. $1.00 Round Trip, 30 daya limit,
$1.00.
Tickete Wabash Office, 903 Main 8treet and
Union Depot.
Maine
Anchor
IOS
SAM. H. FINKELSTEIN, Prop.
Stetson Hats $1.50 Cleaned and Blocked.
Our Motto: "YOUR MONEY'S WORTH"
Matin Street, Kanaaa City MO
Hell I'liotie Main 1196 X
PIANO FURNISHED.'
T5he MINOR HALL to Rent
For Dances, Socials.
Entertainments, Etc.
To Respectable Colored People only.
mm: a. v. minor. Mgr., o w. mm mt., arena city, o.
KELLEY
FLOUR
v i i
8 1 1 )
HIGH PATENT,
Kelley's Best
Beats all the Rest.
Kelley Milling Co.
K. C, U. 5. A
"Hot Springs Special"
Long looked for Improved Train Service between Kansaa City
and Hot Springs, Arkansas, and return daily, Is new provided for by
the .
3
Leaving Kansaa City at 11:00 a. m. dally. Arrive In Hot Springs to
Breakfast. This train runa via Paola, Garnett, Neodesha, Indepen
dence (Kan.), Coffeyvllle, Ft. Smith and Little Rock. Through
8leepera and Chair Cara (all aeata free) to Hot 8prlngs. A special
feature on thla "Hot 8prlnga Special" Is the Elegant Dining Cara.
This train connecta at Little Rock with the Iron Mountain Tralna for
all Southeastern Points In Arkansas, Louisiana and Texaa.
Hot Springs Night Express 9:35 p. m. daily.
For Excursion Tickets, Sleeping Car Bertha and all Information,
call or address
E. S. JEWETT, Gen'l Agt. Passenger Dept.
901 Main Street. KANSAS CITY MO.
Home Telephone 6327 Main. Bell Telephone 740 Hickory
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
Dwlght Building 10th and Baltimore Avenue.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Capital
8urplua
$287,500
$207,500
Tranaacta a General Trust and Bankl ng Business.
Paya 2 per cent on Checking Accounts.
Allow 3 per cent on 8avlng Deposits.
Time Certificates laaued.
Carea for Real Eatate and Mortgage Investments.
Now la the tlma to beglng Saving.- Dont delay, $1.00 will start an account.
OFFICERS:
WALTON H. HOLMES, Prealdent.
F. C. MILLER vice Prealdent.
C. F. HOLMES vice Prealdent.
CHAS. 8. GLEED, ; Vlc President.
H. C. 8CHWIT2GEBEL 8ec.y ,nd Trfc
BIRD H. McGARVEY, Aiit Trefc
E. L. SCARRITT, Couneelor. B. P. FIN LEY, Attorney.

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