The Rising son. [volume], February 02, 1907, Image 5

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the msmo son.
JOHN T. MOKELAND, Solicitor.
Remember please
It's the little bit we collect here ana i acre
that enable us to run from rear to year."
LOCALS.
All kinds of hot and cold drinks at
McCampbell and Houston.
Get busy! The African, American
employment agency will help you.
r-
Ellza Jessee will rent you a room
at 1118 Campbell, rear. Give her a
trial.
It seems to be the intention of cer
tain negroes to hide everything that
goes.
Let some one read in the Rising
Son what you are doing in business
or society.
Mrs. Maggie Heart once Maggie
Jackson Is in the city visiting from
St. Paul.
Rev. Ridley of this pity, husband
of Mrs. Ridley of Rosedale, Kans.,
died this week.
The negro undertakers aro doing the
Jmlk of the negroe s burying aud the
Son Is glad of it.
Mrs. Adele Miller is vlBltlng Mrs,
Pete Finney at 1721 Forest enroute
to Jerome Arizona.
Any one desiring to buy a fine
square lilano for S40 please call M,
at the office of the Rising Son.
Walter Jackson, ex head waller of
the Washington hoKl was burled this
week. His many friends bemoan his
loss.
Miss Edna Tucker, the cousin of
Mrs. E. B. Ramsey, has left for her
home In Richmond, Mo.
Dr. E. B. Ramsey has moved his
office from 19th and Grand to the
N'ortheast corner of 19th and Vine,
over Crawbody drug store. Come
around and give him a call.
The Son knows that It Is right. Be
sure you are right and then go ahead
We are right and we are going to
keep on knocking away until the
white judges hear our cry of help.
F. J. Weaver Is one of the Negroes
In this community whom the people
should give their united support. Mr.
Weaver Is one of the Negroes who Is
doing something. He Is making un-
usual progress In various lines. He Is
ow engaged In the Afro-American
Employment Agency.
Ploase pay the collector, Mr.
Horace Bolden or Mr. Edward Baker,
your year's subscription. Don't have
the manager to appear in person or
have him to send a collection agent
after you. We must have money In
order to run tula paper. It can not
be run with a whole lot of news sent
In without money. Now let every one
rally!
Let us fill It. Have you a prescrip
tion to fill? If so, why should you
not choose your druggist as well as
your physician. Your recovery de
pends as much on the proper com
pounding of your prescriptions as on
the proper diagnosis and treatment
of your case by. your physician. It
your druggist Is wrong it Is worth
little to you to have your trade. We !
guarantee you purity, accuracy and
skill. McCampbell & Houston.
THE BONTONS CLUB.
The Bontons Club composed of Mrs.
S. J. Miller, Mrs. W. Hood, Mrs. E.
Green, Mrs. E. McRay, Mrs. H. John
son, Mrs. R. E. Savington, Miss
Mumle Blue, Miss Ida Jack, Mrs. S.
Smith, Mrs. J. Smith, gave a private !
Ball and Card party, Friday 28th, at i
Seventh and Wyandotte.
Dainty refreshments were served af
ternoon and evening. Whist prizes
were given.
your
If you want a room in town, with
the companionship of good men, call
at the Bachelors' Apartment, 1005-07
McGee.
Theodore Smith, the druggist, had
a fire at one of his stores amounting
to considerable damage. The place
was Insured.
GEORGE JONES.
While a pleasant stroll is on
mind,
Please try and make It in time.
! To No. 900 East Tenth St.
And there you will find, a pleasant
smoke of any kind;
For George Jones has a fine line,
Of cigars and tobacco, that will
please your mind
And Miss Vallle Bowman will find
time ' '
To show you the whole line.
I'nedii Domestic Hand Laundry Co.,
has opened up a splendid place at
2112-2114 E. 18th St. M. C. Jones Is
the manager.
Thus for they have given us noth
ing in the county but a few janitors
Will they give us any office work?
One or two clerks.
If you want a good position call
at the office of the African Amcrcan
employment agency and have your
name put cm the list for a job. .
It. seems to be the intention of
Mme certain so called high class ne
groes to try and smother all the evils
and dirt and abuses committed, but
they are going to be exposed.
It may seem strange that the white
press of the country with its men of
letters, linguists and scholars, con
tinue to treat the word Negro as a
common noun, when it is well known
that the word, regardless of its deri
vation, is Intended to denote a partic
ular race. The pity of it is that there
are some Negro Journals which per
sist in treating the word as a common
noun. We have no aversion to the
word, but when it Is UBed out of re
spect for English. It should be writ
ten with a big "N".
Mr. V. J. Weaver, the room looater
made a special effort to remember
all of his roomers with a Xmas pres
ent. Not one roomer out of 300 was
neglected. The presents ranged from
10c to $5.00
' We wish to thank the friends for
their services and the expressions of
sympathy. In our late bereavement.
J. M. DAY ,
JOHN WESLEY,
VERA WESLEY.
WANTED. Educated colored mn
to travel and distribute samples and
circulars of our goods among their
own people. 8alary $80 per .month
and expenses. 8aundera Co., Desk
10, Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
The Son hopes that tfie patrons of
this paper will feel that Its columns
are open, but It also wishes to state
that people not subscribing for this
paper should at leapt order the paper
when they send In their news.
The Insignificant remarks made by
a two by four r.-egro paper with a
handful of subscribers concerning the
litigations in this paper will not be
noticed by the same, but we say you
had better beware or some things
shall be unraveled.
You Can Easily Save
More Than Carfare
No need to worry about railroad passes if you take advan
tage of the great values in our February fir st-of-t he-month -sale.
Purchases made months ago at under-the-market prices will be
placed on sale Friday and Saturday of this week which will help
hundreds of people living outside of Kansas City to save their
carfare and a great deal more besides. We mention a few from
many important sales.
Sale of Women's Cotton, Mercer
ized, and Silk Petticoats .
Sale of Infant's Wear Including
Undermuslins
Sale of Women's New Spring
Suits, Coats and Skirts
English Mohair, worth up to $1.00
per yd,, for yd., 39c.
Many other first-of-tht-month specials in table linen, towels,
sheets and pillow cases, percales, ginghams, challiea, ribbons,
women's neckwear, handkerchiefs; also in furniture, curtains and
other housefurnishings.
The February first-of-the-month sale will begin Friday, Feb
- ruary ist, and continue through the nest day. In many instan
ces, however, specials will continue on sale the following week.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
. Mikkellk
"THE STORE OF THE PEOPLE"
Sells
Reliable Goods
At Low Prices.
Complete line of Clothing, Shoes, Dry
Goods, Notions, Hardware and Groceries.
Money Cheerfully Refunded on Any
Purchase not Satisfactory."
100911 MAIN STREET
The Son will attempt to explain in
its next issue the difficulties in which
it has been engaged. We will
give the entire details of the trial in
the Justice's court wherein this paper
published an article In which it re.
ferred to W. C. Htteston in regards
to an affair where Alberta Dailey, I
the daughter of our late nrofessor ,
was eoncerneu. We will give the full ;
statements of W. C Hues ton on the :
stund before the cocrt and the state-1
menta also of the defense. We wish I
ery Negro e'tlzen to read this
I'lece as there will. '.it some startling
r'vealatlons coi.can'ui; Its origin.
Lewis Hoffman,
Wine H Liquor
Merchant.
The Genuine CEDAR
BROOK ! W. H. McBray
er Bottled in Bond. ECON
OMY RYE the best Penn- 1
sylvania Rye made! Bottled
in Bond. JAS. E. PEPPER
WHISKEY Bottled in Bond.
1111 BROADWAY,
Kansas City, Missouri.
Miss Beulah B. Doyle prior to her
departure for Jefferson City enter
tained in honor of Miss Lena Tuck
er of Lincoln Institute. ' Fifty-two
persons were present. Miss Tucker
expressed herself as hlRhly pleased
with the reception.
Madame De Vaul Vincent has mov
ed from her home on Michigan to her
elegant place, 1004 Charlotte.. She
ha a large place for her sewing class
and a much more spacious compart
ment. Tha people will do well In
rscognlxlnq hr splendid record and
they should pstronlx her establit
cront.
Mr. James Cartwrlght of Denver,
Colo., well-known In Kansas City waB
the giiest of his nephew, R. H. Hill,
for several weeks, dating hack to the
holidays. During his rather please
ant stay In the city he was highly
entertained by several receptions
giv;n In his honor. At tho home of
Mrs. Reeves, "20 Cypress, the guests
were Messrs. A. T. Moore, .lordon,
Cartwrlght, R. H. Hill for several
weeks dating back to the holidays.
At the home of Mrs. A. T. Moore, .lor
don, Cartwrlght, R. H. Hill, D. Tur
ner, J. Hill, J. Driver. I-adles were
Misses 8. Hale, I Railey, K. Seat
man, 8. Sweatman, J. Johns, V. Sears,
and sister, B. Reevee, R. H. Hill.
At the home of Mr. P. Finney was a
stag Present were Messrs. Chas.
Fields, B. B. Francis, Chas. Monroe,
D. Turner, V. Daniels, A. T. Moore,
Anderson, R. H. Hill, J. Cartwrlght.
Drs. J. R. Dibble, Smith, Prof. J. S.
Harris He was entertained at R II.
Hill's residence by Col Robert Simp
son and A. T. Moore. Those present
were Messer Ira Avant, F. Daniel,
Chas. Monroe, W. Dorsey, Pete An
derson, R. II. Hill, 1. Cartwrlght. Be
ing a Mason and an Elk he was high
ly entertained by these orders. He
expressed himself as highly pleased
with the people of Kansas City.
Jew Becomes Catholic.
The conversion of a Jew to Catb
ollclty, a rare event, baa Just taken
place in Venice. The convert, Fortl
Felice, Is 24 years of age. He was
baptlied by the patriarch of Venice.
WHY NOT
Own Your Own Home?
It costs only a little more each month to buy a home on ty
payments than it costs to lent one.
Guernsey
& Murray
ff oo srz t. r
BOTH PHONES.
Main Store, mI'si.
Hyde Park Store, 2?S
BALTIMORE
I
sSyX Sifflrai Zfer.
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You can buy lots in CO
LUMBUS ADDITION, on
Humbolt Avenue, just north
of Rosedale, for
$100. to $250. Each
Five Dollars down and Five
Dollars a month is all we
ask for $ioo. and $150. lots;
Ten Dollars down and Ten
a month for the $200. and
$250 lots.
How much more is this
than you now pay as rent?
Rent goes on forever; these
payments would last only
two and a half years at
most. You would then own
your home.
COLUMBUS ADDITION IS
HIGH. DRY and SIGHTLY
And Near the Southwest Boulevard Car Lines.
I Go out and look at it. There is an agent on the ground every
bunday. For particulars see
G. F. WINTER.
207-8 Shukert Building. Kansas City. Mo.
HIS Grand Avenue. Home Phone 4614 Main
The Negro Civic league is com
prised of the following Negroes of
this city: Rev. Jesse Peck, Rev.
Samuel Bacote-, Prof. O. N. Grlshnm,
W. W. Vates, R. V. Foster, M. J. liar-
and T. W. II Wll llama
I have aoino vacant hits that I will
exchange for rooming houses, furni
ture In storage or equity In cottages.
Seo F. J. Weaver, 911 Oak St.
3 STORES
803 Walnut 12th and Baltimore 9th and IVyandotle
Best Places in Kansas City to Trade.
TRY US.
Prices Right and Good Treatment.
Home 'Phone 547S Main
Bell 'Phone 31)6 Main
R. I PRATT.
REAL ESTATE RENTAL
And INSURANCE.
Houses
r Sale
On Easy Terms, I il3 Rent.
127 Wseatt. Oth Street
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
Tarty nervlce a specialty. Itarber shop uiul bath. Furnished Rooms te
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Gentlemen only. Joe Ottey, Mgr.
WAITERS' CATERING ASSOCIATION"- cl(,m and
1223 BALTIMORE AVE. are predared to give the best service
Bell 'Phone 4137x Grand. Kansas City, Mo. in the Tonsorial Department
Bell Phono 2170 Main
Home Phone 5646 Maia
DR. E. C. BUNCH, Dentist.
Office Hours
8 To 12m. 1 To 5 P. M.
805 Independence Avenue.
KANSA8 CITY, MO.