The Rising son. [volume], May 03, 1906, Image 5

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THE RISING SON.
A. W. Walker, Agent, Lexington, Mo.
Remember pleaxe
It's the llltlo bits we collect here nnd there
fiat enables us to run from year to year."
LOCALS.
.Nice large unfurnished rooms for
rent at 117 West Cth street.
You can secure a supply of Ozona
by culling on The Rising Son.
Prof. J. W. Liuldwln returned home
from Excelsior Springs last Sunday
morning.
McCamphell & Houston, the enter
prislm; druggists, are doing a nice
business.
If you have any news the Son will
appreciate it If you will send it in
here Tuesday of each week.
Wallace A. I.ove has been mentioned
In connection with the state chair
manship of the Republican party.
The record of Mr. joe as party man
ager locally has been very successful.
It is likely, however, that there will
be a lively contest ' for the honor
which te friends of Mr. Love desire
that he shall secure.
A womnn should remember, above
all else, that her greatest asset is
character. No matter what her per
sonal attractiveness, her ability or
ber equipment may be, the capital
which is above all Is character. The
roots of character remain the same
In all ages. The most pitiable object
in all the world is a characterless
woman. Exchange. -
Referring to the above clipping
The Son would advise that a nobler
thought could not be produced nor a
better utterance made. Character
Indeed Is a priceless jewel. It Is ad
mired In men but In women the ad
miration Is two fold.
Meet your friends at McCampboll
& Houston's faster Sunday evening,
nnd have a delicious cold drink with
them.
Senator Clark has taken charge of
his comfortable office In the Federal
building as custodian. The senator
Is all right.
FOR RENT: Hall in good shape
with gas nnd wnter, at 529 Missouri
Ave. Anyone In need of such will
please Inquire in the saloon under
the hall.
When you wont the best news con
cerning the Negro, place your name
on the subscription list of the "Son"
and thus have It delivered to your
door.
Get the latest in cold drinks at Mc
Campbell & Houston's. Sherry and
Apricot fllpps, cherry glace, flowing
stream. Queen's favorite. Rose and
Violet are some of our winners.
The Son is still keeping an eye on
the situation relative to the appoint
ment of Prof. Vernon. It is expected
that the appointment will materialize
nt almost any time.
Above all every Negro should know
that the elevation of the race can
come only nnd will come surely
through the elevation of our women.
The People's Recorder, Orangeburg,
S. C.
Milwaukee, Wis., June 23rd, 1893
Gentlemen: Please send me two
bottles of Ford's Ozonized Ox Marrow
for the hair. I think It Is one of the
best hair pomades made.
MRS. JOHN GAF.
The great English lecturer and
writer, Jerome K. Jerome, while In
Atlanta last week, said:
"There Is one thing which I wlh
to hint to the newspaper. I'nless the
south becomes more conservative In
the matter of lynching, Europe will
look upon her as It docs upon Russia.
"The civilized world Is shocked, by
the brutal abandonment to passion
which some of the mobs In southern
states have shown. I am sure, how
ever, that the best people of the south
are morally in arms against this prac
tice and that it will inevitably end.
"The south Is not the only place
on earth that has to deal with that
crime for which lynching la made an
anarehial punishment. In England
we have the same crime. In New
York the other day I heard a story
equally as horrible as any that ever
kindled southern anner. Rut the
south Is a civilized country, not one
of barbarians and it should have
more regard for Its name abroad. Eu
rope regards lynching just as it does
the massacre of Russian peasants.
The practice Is deplorable, and every
true ritlzen of you should strive to
put It down." Exchange.
Hair and Disease,
A Japanese scientist named Mat-mii-a
has been studying the effects of
diseases and the varying physical
state of the body upon the growth
and thickness of the hair. He finds
that hair, especially In the case of
persons whose hair is of coarse struc
ture, Is so sensitive to bodily condi
tion that it contains a veritable his
tory of the state of the Individual to
whom it belongs, for the period cov
ered by its growth.
Pig Dines Off Golf Balls.
At a golf club In Kent, England,
the utmost Indignation prevails owing
to the action of a farmer in turning a
pig out on to the golf links. The pig
swallowed, as though it were his fa
vorite food, a dozen golf balls in one
afternoon.
Mrs. Bowman, mother of Mrs. Wm.
Fairfax is ill at her home 1322 E.
14 Street. On account of her illness
the missionary tea for St. Augustine
church was held at Mrs. Wiley's 1812
Woodland Ave., last Tuesday night.
You nnd your friends are cordially
Invited to attend McCampbell nnd
Houston's Soda Fountain Opening
Easter Sunday evening, April 15th.
from (5 to 12 o'clock. Music souve
nirs for the ladles, 2.300 Vine St.
Miss Victoria Overall has purchased
a house nt 1C21 Woodland avenue,
where she has established a studio
divided in two departments, one for
dancing nnd the other for cooking,
in both of which she is making ad
mirable success.
Arabian Greeting,
Arabians, when they meet a friend
shake hands six or eight times. Once
Is not enough. However, should they
be persons of distinction, they em
brace and kiss one another several
times, and also kiss their own hands.
Hint for Husband.
Husband Let me see, how long has
It been since I'm le John was here?
Wife Oh, it must be several years.
He was here the week after I got my
last new bonnet. Sydney Town and
Country Journal.
Peat in Irish Bogs.
Experts calculate that Irish boss
are capable of turning out 50,ouo,iiimi
tons of fuel a year for a thousand
years, and. nt the present prices, this
would realize $i;o,uimi,o(ki a year.
Messrs. Moore and Harris, the en
terprising firm of Undertakers and
Embalmers, contemplate some Im
provements on their establishment nt
18th nnd Michigan. These men hnve
proven themselves the acme of en
terprise and thrift during their busi
ness career In this city.
Tho committee on arrangements
for entertnlning the K. P. Grand
Lodge to be held here July 24. 25.
20 nnd 27 of which Dr. J. E. Perry
is chairman met nt their hall, 1734
Grand Ave., Inst week for the pur
tOFe arrnnglng matters of business
Importance. The committee Issued
orders to secure Convention Hall on
the night of July 25th. Watch the
Son for Information concerning the
affair from now on.
The Son requests ns much as do
the patrons, that It has been com
pelled to turn over to the collector n
long list of delinquents. We have
tried In every wny to avoid taking
this action by calling or sending our
local collector time nnd time again.
These efforts have been met with
promises. Hut this won't go all the
time. A pay-day must finally come.
Every time that life seems wintry
take it ns evidence that the gardner
meant for more than a summer
squash.
"when suddenly ho tackled me."
What do you mean by that?" she
nsked. "Why. in tills cnao he caught
me around the waist with both arms
and I couldn't make him let go."
"Hut why?" she Inquired, with a sigh,
"why under those circumstances did
you want to make hint let go?" Then
she added, nfter a pause: "You men
are queer creatures." Cleveland
Leader.
The Bravest Men.
Undoubtedly the bravest class of
men that ever tro.l the earth have
been the poets. They could say more
fool things about such sentiments ns
love, and get away with them, than
all the rest of mankind would have
the courage to stand for In a million
years.
The Stradivariut.
Stradlvarius violins are extremely
rare, nnd of remarkable excellence In
manufacture. Their age and their
wonderful mechanical perfection nec
essarily make theni swee'er in tone
than lens perfect nnd more modern
instruments.
Written by Robert Burnt.
I.ady Nnlrne has been credited with
the authorship of the song. "The Land
o' th Leal," for over a hundred years.
It is now settled that Robert Hums
wrote the song on his denthbed. Lady
Nalrne changed It, making It ridiculous.
Especially on Rent Cay,
To dig Is better than to talk.
Sjrlntrtield I'nlon.
ford's ;
HAIR POMADE!
Formerly known J
"OZONIZED OX MARROW" I
so
The average number of residents to
the acre In Paris Is no less than 128.
There nre nearly 700.000 anartmenta
or lodgings In the French metropolis
which rent for less than $100 a year,
about 17.000 bring $800 or more.
LEXINGTON NEWS.
Rev. Woulrldge preached the
Knight Templers annual sermon on
Easter Sunday at the M. E. church.
Easter program rendered nt the A.
M. E. church Sunday night was quite
Interesting.
Mr. Harvey Parker left Sunday or
Mondtiy for California.
Mrs. Naney Hicks spent Sunday
and Monday in Kansas City.
Mr. A. W. Walker has been con
fined to his room for the last two
weeks. Hope he will be better soon.
Mrs. James Lawson spent several
days In Jefferson City last week.
CELEBRATION OF THE 22ND AN-
8TRAIOTITF.N3 ,
KIVKT nr Ct'RI.Y II A I II tlint It run be put i
Up tti any stylo doalrutl cuimiileDl with Hi 4
luiiKth. ,
Furta llnlr 1'omnili wn." formerly
kn.jwn an 1 I'.nNIX.KI) 11X MAKH11W" (in. I la '
th unly f pnipnrntlon ktinwn in u that
mnk.' kinky r curly hair nirnlKhr. a
JFiiown aivr. iin iit' uiaKcit iri" ninn niiii,. 4
horn, tinrali. kinky 4ir curly hair soft. .
I'llnlilf ami enay to rmnh l'hff rvnulta
- may ho nhtatut'.l fr.nn nnti trt-atiniit: It t.i t
buttlt.R art- initially miffli'trnt fur a year. T hi' '
$ u nf l'4tnl' llnlr I'ouuiile r'o.oNiZK.n
fc OX MAKUoW") rimovia ami pnvnta ilan- ,
ilnirt. ri'lli-viia ll-rhlnu. lnvltf.-rtf tht aralp. ,
top tti? hair fmin lalliliintutiir blinking tiff.
X niaki'R it irniw ami, by tmurinhiiii the runt. '
f gv It ni-w lift an.l vtifor. llrtnir clifaiitly '
pf-rrillll'4l ami hnrililcM. It la a t'lth t
n.M'.-HHity Mr la'lloa, ir.-iillt-tiirn ami rmlilri'ii.
fr'unl'm llnlr I'nraiiiln C'OZonizM) ox
X MAKKOW'I baa h uta.li- ami mil.l routl'i
T ti"UHlvaltiicnhiutlhriH, ami laln'l. "OZON IZKO
f OX MAKHOW". waa r i!lt. rcil In the rnlt. il
S State I'atelit Offli-ii, In 174. In ail that Inn
in-riiu 4r time tnere. naa never iieen a leittlt 4
,g rettimeil frmn tho hnmir.-la 4f thoupamla we ,
X have anlil. KllRll'8 MAIK I'OMAUK remalna
J aweet ami effective. ni niHtt-r how Inn yim
ke-n It. He anre to yet t-'ortl'ff. a tti urn '
makea tho hair STKAIMHT. bOKT, anil '
I'l.lAMt.K. Ueware of Iniltatlima letiietihr i
that Kuril', llnlr I'oninilo ( "O.oNIZKO ,
OX M.VKKOVV") la put m ly In Ml I'l. aire, ,
ami la maile only In I'hleaffo anil hy na. The
Itennlne haa the alinatnr. rharlea Kuril Pn-at. '
on eaeh pai'kaiie. K. fu.e all othi ra. lill ill- '
ri-i'tlona with every hottle. I'llce only Wl ela.
SoM hy ilruiriilata anl tlealera. If your drnir-
lliat or ilealer rait not aiiimlv von he e.it.
procure It from hla jnhhi.r or h'oleanle ilealer
or aenil tla 60 4'ta. for 4010 hotlle noatnalil. op
I PI for three hottlea or K! Mi for all hotllea,
ripreaa palil. We pav rHiatnice anil eapreaa
cliurueato all polnta In 1". S. A. When oriler- m
tnir aeinl poatal or eipreaa money oriler, ami X
mention thla paper. Writo your uaiuo auJ T
aihlruaa plainly to
The Ozonized Ox Marrow Co. I
Mont genuine without my signature')
76 Wabash Ave., Chloago, III. T
Auenla wnnteil everywhere. T
The rally at Hums chapel, Sunday,
April 25), resulted In raising $525 for
the church. The pastor, Dr. J. M.
Harris, asked for $500. The people
at Hums believe in dolnj; what the
pastor asks about money. Pr. I. L.
Thomas was the preacher of the day.
The members of the grand Jury of
Springfield, Mo., has condemned the
peace officials, from the sheriff on
down for the, recent race riot In that
city. The Brand Jury, also recom
mended in Its report the dismissal of
a number of the police officials and
patrolmen.
Old Violins Come High,
For a violin by I'etrus (iuarnerltis,
dated l'i!i5, 2i;o was siven at a re
cent sale in London; while one by
Nicholas Lupot fetched 210
No Luck In Literature.
There Is no luck In literary reputa
tion, (lilt eilnes, vellum and morocco
will nut preserve a book in circula
tion beyond Its Intrinsic date Km
e, son.
We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
the Nelson Manufacturing Co., which
will lie found In another column.
This is one of our old friends. You
will notice they have chanued the
name of their preparation to Nelson's
Hair Dressing.
We have always found this firm
thorouuhly reliable, and would sug
gest that If you are interested In the
Improvement of your hair that you
write to them.
Colombia Tin Dt. pejus.
Some of the tlnest tin deposits In
the world occur in Colombia. Mrinv
of the tin mines are worked bv for
eign companies.
Burden on English ratepayers.
It Is estimated that the paupers In
the Vniier'. Kingdom cost the ratepay
ers Sfi5,C0O per annum for clotli1.?.?.
European Population.
Europe has a population of about
1 Spri.oiiu.iMiO, or about one-fourth of that
I tif the whole world. Helgium has the
I densest population
I Massachusetts' State Motto.
j The state of Massacbus"tts Is "En
to petit placlilmn hub illier'ate qule
' tern," which means "With the sword
she seeks quiet peace under lilieitv.'
Either a woman figures out that
the baby is going to be very band
some or have a sweet disposition.
3 Rooms Furnished
Complete, $89.00
$8.00 Cash, $1.25 a Week
MAY STERN & CO.,
Hth and Main Streets.
9 9
Mrs, W, H, Hubbell's Millinery and Notion Store
1906 Vine Street, Kansas City, Mo.
flats made to order. Your old ones made new or
you can purchase anything in the millinery
tine you may desire
We also have a nice line of Ladies Hose, Neckwear, Ribbons, etc.
Also Boys waists, Men and,Women's underwear, All kind ol
notions.
We buy our goods at wholesale and can sell o our patrons as
cheap as the downtown stores can. Save car fare and give us a
trial.
We keep Ozone Face Powder, Electrical Skin Food, Scalp Soap.
OZONE IS THE BEST FOR THE HAIR.
1906 VINE STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO.
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The Question Before the House
It Is a question of wher? ou buy its t what you g' t in Pianos of
lower price. The record of our past is jour best protection. For more
than a quarter of a century we have been selling in Kaiwas City the best
Hallos in the world In inch class. We have built up here the greatest
I'iano luislnesi in the West and have done It by fnlr, square dealing . We
shall continue to travel that road. We shall stick to one price to all alike.
We do not pay commissions to anyone for bringing or sending piano cus
tomers to us. Our price Is so low we cannot do It.
We sell IT. ('latins Tor $1J3. We sell Pianos for $l'.ii. We sell
$:1ini Pianos for $Jlo
Any of our Pianos may be paid for In cash, or pari cash. $M ,it- uion'
down, and $'. or more a month. The price Is the same whether you pay
cash or buy en time. There I no increase for time payments, only In
terest tit ti per cent tier annum for such time as you actually tiike-a
very small Item Indet d.
We carry over ,"( Pianos in stock. Come and see. Count them your
selfone, two. three, four, etc.
J. W. Jenkins' Sons Music Co.
I0D-10I5 WALNUT STREET
S. W. At(nU for the Mctrosf)lc Pianela. Best Place o Buy a Piano.
(Corbeft J&ystem
OF TAILORING FINEST ON EARTH
1025 Main St., Kansas City, Mo,
Our Spring Goods arc now
on exhibition and we invite
you to call and inspect same
and leave foivr order for
your Easter suit.
Suits to order from $20 and up 5
Overcoats to order from $20 and up S
Trniiftdrft fn nrrler from $fi anrl nn
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tome cany ana oracr your sun ana g
ninlrt fhn nil nth
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C. COLLINS
Corner 18th and Flora Ave.
Do not pay car fare to go down
town, but stop in and sec our
Grand Display Spring Millinery,
Women's Spring and Summer
Suits. Gents' and Boys' Furnish
ings. We can please you. Our
prices are right.
C. COLLINS
Corner 18th and Flora Ave.
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John Kelly's
Spring Shoes
The tirw styles of tlirse futnoiis slur-s
are now on display m our witid'iw.
Difssy comfortable styli-s that lend tliein
all.
The Bcstcnian Shoe
$3.50
and
S4.00
Grnllcinrn who carr to dress
well had the big variety "f
Mylt s to their liking in tins
make.
See the Hutton Blu. her.
Try the Kreak Vici D'lucher.
OVIATT SHOE CO.
1105 Main.
Price
S2.50 to S4.00
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CO.