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[Chicago. 111. leader. 1
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? to the Rood." a
plain, straight, mat: I talk
wordy orna
. on all matters and ques?
tions ; and othorariaa having
to do with tho present ami futuro
f all the peoples that make
up f '?us millions of A
? ?on. re was
neither straining G nor play?
ing at t?. :t was ?
? laat of
a ?.
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Doesn't I.ik.? the Meaaage.
[Atlanta, Ga. Independent.]
Mr ? it's mossage to the
6 9th ly commercial
and con i ve. The
dent disru8K?."B In every way a
moral but indefinite vein every que*
tlon affecting clonai life cx
?lon to
r.uman family; the question of
bun.an rlphts. He is mach muro
totora?tad in those who laid down
their lives to ?bstroy the Union than
he is in those who have
? country needed
? ? ? ?
He has a word for corporate greed
Jamestown Exposition, immigration,
?aiers. but not one word far tho
j whom he professed to !
well. The question in the message
which af* ro, is the presi?
dent's plea to increase southern Im?
migrants. His plan ia to limit the
number of motly allena, in Northern
:tr, but turn an endless
hoard of aliens and un-Americans
on the South each year. Thia policy
win raaalt p putting the N?gro who
aaverl bis life at ElCaney out of
work. It will result in depriving the
people who elected him governor of
New York of bread The Negro
wants no special dispensation of fa?
vors from the federal head, but he
feels that he is an American citizen,
and wnen the president la laying hie
IrCHRISTMASl!
I GREETINGS! |
* To the Readers of the Planet: *
? WE WISH TO ADVISE THAT OUR BIG CHRISTM UJB OK FIXE 4.
? PIANOS AND ORGANS!
? Is 1 PRIC D every instrument made *
re ? thin the re.i<:ii of every customer. It is hardly neec
the enjoyment
?iring the Holidays than a beantifi *
4* ted PIANO. We have THEM HERE ?
4? and 4?
4? will d? 4*
4? ine our st hichisl 4?
? ^ Largest and Best^ 1
? ? ? ? - 4?
.a. we ha\ -.bitcd duri: annual sales. ?
?|. ^T% ? RIGHT PIANO ? ^o.oo u] Te a?. jL
afa %1A Sqnar? > o ?,
* age ranging in ,?*
pr ek.
+ H^HONOGR??? DEPARTMENT:?I! *
4? 110 up on afi
a. ?** per week. have in stock the latest and up-to-date ?f.
ala Kf afa
? ??MALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT:?This it*
?af? JJJ id 4*
4* ??*
ai?. aents. ?f.
4? ? CALL; IT \\ |UIRE MICH OF YOUR TIME +
4? ANDYOUW1L] WELL REPAID FOR YOUR Til 4?
4? sic ?:??< >RIUM. 4?
j THE CABLE COMPANY, j
+ I. G. CORLEY, MANAGER. +
4* 4?
Economy Shoes, &c.
3I? East Broc?
75c
$1.03
50c SI.00 $1.50
1549 East Main
?a
59c
42c
ECc
$1.03
17c
25c
43c
At- I It I.I
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A aale J 81tl>
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"square deal stick" to every other in
terest in tho nation, and specifying
interest in the nation, and specify?
ing and singling out the things that
?fftet every other class of citizens,
that ho ought to have the moral
courage to say one word about the
black man's interest.
Omlnoi; nt.
[Omaha, Neb. Enterprise.]
? every pressing question save
one the President speaks wisely and
fearlessly. The one exception Is
that of dl8franchlt-em?'nt in the
Southern States. Upon this most
iant question from every point
of view we regret to say that this
message Is ominously allant. It
may be that the Chief Executive
not think that the time is ripe
al with this question. We aro
willing to wait and trust him but
until this issue is fairly mot by the
lent and Congress of thr
i there will be discontent
upon the part of millions of loyal
and devo rtcaoaa be?,ause the
? involved are not racial or
nal but national. We r
the silence of the message on this
important issue.
HONOR ? ??? stiafTB MIIOOL.,
7 l? GRADE?Gussie Forr?
Ethel Jackson. Florence Storrs, Myr?
tle Monroe. Annit Thomas, Rosa
Tinsley.
7A GRADE?Junius Smith. Gas?
ile Kelson, Mabel West, Hruce Foun
tain. Lillie Weaver. Lily Wright. Ev
allne Lewis, Virginia Tomlln. Rer-j
fha Lee, Hermlone Jackson, Marian'
Ellington. Bernetta Young.
6B GRADE?Spottswood Robin
eon (2), Katlo Gllpln (2), A
stokee (2), Bennie Basa (2), Car?
lotta Kci -
-amagarla Farrar (2),
Sarah Sydney (2? ?iowe. Ma?
ria Barka (2). Mercer Burrell, An?
ale Carter.
GRADE?Irma Holmes, Jack
Wyche, Hortense Groy, Prezelia
Madison.
4? GRADE?Fannlo Henderson.
Percy Vaughan, Samuel Woo'.folk.
4A ?IRAI??Robert Johnson. Kd
. attisai Brunch, lianna?i
ne Nelson, Suelo Robinson,
Cornelius Price, Joseph Brown, Ca?
mille Mayo, Ethel Howe.
3B (.KADE?Daniel Davis, Ro?
bert Lewis, Jesse Thompson, Hugh
Fontain. Leonard Cephas. Ira Wil?
liams, Julia Boiling. Ardella John?
son. James Roane, Charlie Hoss.
3A GRADE?Gertrude Chambers,
? Smith, Martha Chiles, Bthal
:.son, Vivian I^emus, Rosa Ro
? n, Anne Hasklns. Jessie Cole
man. Charles Brown, Edward Lee,
al Ilamiiton, Lizzie Gai noe.
IB GRADE?Lucile Payne, Helena
Tomlln, 1
John Slmms, Horaco Scott, Marlon
Parham, Leroy Wynne, Walter Ro?
binson, Willie Johnson. Ellsworth
Storr*. Etta Payne, Bernard Mitch?
ell. Will;? II, Thomas V
Lizzie King, Ruth Thompson, Ruth
Htilman.
2 A GRADE?Lottine Adams, Ruth
tt, Zor.obla Gllpln. Ottle Gra?
ham. Beatrice Harris, Daisy Hill, Sa
? hnson, Henrietta Mason, Ella
Morrl-, Marie Trent, India Wood
son, Clinton Brown, Jamea Ctillea.
Robert Jones Robert I>ee Jemes.
John Price. Jamea Pearson
Moli, ,? ? 14er.
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rub the
piece of
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wsriii re not
to api ? rub
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sing.
11.,??/ it. \\,,.li ? ream ? ??ksirrr.
make a
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thin ??ulte
tlry roll up lu u cloth for a t ? .. ?
th?'n Iron.
GOODS
TO BF 501.D AT COST.
??IW.kSII I.IULINER. .
Ladlea. call at S16 and 318 E.
Broad and see the beautiful Una of
stylish millinery, all to be sold at
cost to make room for Xmti good?
Come and eee, is all I ask. Ton
will not leave without a hat of some
kind.
MRS. M. D. CHAMLEE,
316-318 E. Broad St.
?
TlllOPI? SIIAl.l. M RFICII
PORI H mu: mm- ? > p>
ft 1 QQ ' r 2Sr
ny the Rev. C. F. Checlzzll. B. Se
V M. a graduate of avxford. Lon-j
don. Englai - "a-nd 2c stamps. ?
The only true and authenlc his?
torical facts of the Negro race yet,
'published told by the native born,
African, and reads like a romance. ;
TO HEAD THIS BOOK Is to ar-;
quaint )<mr*?'lf vdtli the nob!??? of
bygone ages??to clothe yourself In
Intellectual garb, surmount tbe char?
iot of antiquarian fame; drawn by
fiery Antediluvian steed?held In
?Ti?-t k?I?.? philosophical reins ?oat- .
ed with Homer, Hannibal and (V>per- '
nil u?.?View the world of antiquity
In its once splendour and extensive ,
Geographical domain?taking an as- |
tronomical vision of the Planetary
system of inhabited beings?rrtnrn
again to the hamjuetlng house of
Ethnological rt^tsearch and scienti fie
lore and learn once for all the trae
authentic history of the highly dlfrni
fled ETHIOPIAN RACE.
Agenta Wavntrtl.
W. R. PAYNE. Publisher.
? IS 8 Penn. ave.. E. ??,
PltUburg, Pa.
The Cohen Company.
Hurry-upShopping Reasons
Only a Tew More Days to Christmas.
There lias to be a whole lot of shopping boiled down to the compass of a few days. We
want to do all in our power to aid you. The 30,000 square feet of extra floor space is to
help you at just such a season as this.
See Cohen's Wonderful Book Store.
ve just gotten in 1 is of Books, which come as~a surprise even to us These
two items will u some idea of the immense reserve "force behind this enormous
basine
Pive Volume Sets, 59c. Classics, 5c. and 9c.
g in uniform bindtag can get a
- borne H
?lu?mes, '. then,
?Oc. a set.
A counter full of hum!? lxuind ;
which are necessary to complete the librar ?
.acholar. They are hound in linen cloth in a dm
ner Mich authors as Rusk i.. . ?. t h
Irving. Hawthorne and man. otbesa, any for (*c. and
Gift Suggestions
in the Basement.
This is an Infant's Store.
___^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Here are a few suggestions
It is difficult to decide as to which may come handy
which : i ill make they are all useful thing1,
suggestions every day of the Table full of Iafmte.
/
_ nnel
Sacqr. ? in vari?
ous 1.? ras. all dainty colors,
Fancy Riba, scile? ?e r*,uslln, laro
and applique trimmed: some are em
broi IS? te f 1.98.
?'roldored El
or Fur, various new stylos ****** ?he will be glvoa a full draaa
Wal .tcher, 6 Tumblers r>l, | ?.-,<> ,i ?ize ?IO Doll,
and Waltifl^l^l Tiny Moccasins or Soft Sole Kid If a
tots?black.
mar etions.
Jap .cors, the
: it?cor %'ZJ^r?
Nut crackers of Nickel, 10c ?
"..??s for Cabl
BaBBasasasaBaasasBaasaass^
_ocra s\NT\ <?-\us.
Children, our Santa Claus Is do?
ing a lot of walking those days. So
s he is going to put a pedomo
t?^r In his pocket to-day to toll how
far fie walks. He Is going to tell
many miles.
?' LISTEN ? Brarj child 12
old and under is invited to
how many miles he will walk
up to Xmas eve. If a girl gut
The Dell Store
?for the little
white or colors. 25c and ?Oc.
guesses ho will got a
large fa Hobby Horse or its vquiva
Do not fail to take the chil- Infants- Baskets, various shapes l"?t in any other thing in the toy
an?i ai????., trimmmi nr untrlmmed,
- , - T> and ataea, trimmed or
drei u the Basement : | ?_
It ? nsele&s Knitted Toques. Leggine,
_ _ Sweat?
a. j _:?? t ? 11 ??. ? match, th?
. Doll. \\C outflt for one-half its real value
? the ,^^^^^^
as, Bizee to 10 years, for 75c to
loaf at
Every child will be entitled to on
ay in the Astrachan. Jersey and L.
Opera Glasses
Tinted Mothor-of-Pearl Opera
nlll ;
is useless Kr ' v? Leggine. Sweat- , ? ?.-?
tv ?? ?? ' ? Mittens to match, the entiro ' a7ld a b<>x "??III bo put
near tho front door to deposit tho
__ gaeaaas in..
much moro Cloaks.
^t.re No two or three profit ror $1.00. sii hned f?
uses, in leather
and 110 Colored Dear Skin, I - to
. ? ?? . 1
Id Gold*
>a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.Va.iaM ?r as a Christi ..nt?
Children's Chairs Wonder Sale of JOc Articles *" tu *'? a P?*. according to weight
ta the Basen,. ,cd tw? ^^
Wt '.h with a lot of tlie wanted thin. H ., u ,
a furnitur little gifts that usually . -"andKerchieis.
11 from ioc. to *QC.;thepi ae Embroidara?!
?11 ? tt } : >ialnt
Q. Here a that
wit
rrota this
Burn? that are worth
?^^^?Kovcltics. Manicure Pieces; r?>gularly 35c ? ich
~."?c.
$'2.-r,.
>1 IB ..:.,'.
MM Fly Rock
BSBSBBBBBBBsVOC 0.1<??.
i'in Cushions, Smokers' Sets. Ink
Plctura Ft
?'tilldreu's Jap
Purses, etc., any for lOc.
New Neckwear.
?sands of fancy I land kerchief a
II aablo
kind
W'??: Pure
put up In
?.>r75c
? ?'nt.
Bordar iionistltched
.uro Lln??n are lOc
Hundreds of Boys' Suits.
W?
fit ? m
in the v.
nd Cuff Sets.
... - a set.
(G olili? all Handrad and oth- ea?;i.
Cohen prices. r ,hat aro ' en mkn-s fine pure:
choose any at 15c LINEN HEMSTITCHED ?-?????tt?
D Is called to tbe ?eh. IIKFS. In >4. v. and 1- neh hom?
I . that is tonally sold Ruching in boxes of 6 yards, for j ? ??1 f.J?"'
rked 11.??. Ut a quirk | aiMTU they aro 13 E 5
91 m ! o 15 for New Crepe do Chine Ties, onn of a doren; tb ?,?,. . ?', **uv
w mannish mixt latest fads, in the solid dolors. Another i??t of M ? ,r0 Lln^n
If Suiting Overcoats. 9.1.08. with fancy end*, in pompadour Handkerchiefs, worth I0 40 a dozen
Handsome Velour and Velvet printing, hemstitched, 91 each. II] . i('h '
Sulte for aa.OJi and 95.98.
||
I
nd Floor.
Sample Sale of Gold Pings.
Gift Umbrellas.
Sal. ' rlinp Silver and Gold
Handle Umbrellas, for women and
New Neckwear at 50c; a hand- Thousands of Fancy Handker
Hne of all tho ttsual 75c to 9Sc chiefs, tor Women and'Children In
lartlel-a?al "?I?. Plain, hemstitched and print
ed borders. 3c earh.
11C faaaa Men s regular 10c and
12 He Handkerchiefs, will be 7c
$3 50 Silk Stockings $i.50
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Women's $3.50 Silk 3tockings for
. stono setting and signet Rln.- ???a can sciect. som? ?? mo n?nu- St.on a pair isono of the wonders
<)'.;r pr!?-es. WBe to 97.50; nearly |#??????< ? that retailed to |4.G0 of tho Hosiery eto: ?? are in
ictior. far aUMk lace boots, others are plain_they
Another Umbrella at 92.08 is the am silk in every shade- also
ar $5 value. white and black.
__ . - _ __ Huster Brown Umbrellas for tho A purohas?? of an Immons?? lot h*
f handsome Ottoman Silke, nttlo ones, with novelty handles, are our New York syndicate fmm am?
?. all colors. only 79c; finished with cas?3 and ker who n?-,M?"d the re'dT mo^
Other Opera Rags from 91 to 93.75 tassels. glvea you ?ho big saving *
Theso rings are a manufacturer's
:vrt? and will be no
duplicate?; Thev ado to f? are Taffeta Silk, guar
from SO? fo $12 CI y are pin r ^>ne ypa>"?
Too can select some of tho hand
Opera Gags.
?Mr. Douglass Johnson of Po
area in the city thla
? ml called on us.
IX-1.IMI ?'?G???.? Til.
Man Medicine Fro??.
You can now obtain a largo dol?
lar Bize f: age of M
cine? '
Man Medicino cures man-weak?
MM
Man Medicino gives ^ou once
more tho pusto. tho joyful satisfac?
tion, the pulso and tnrob of physical
.re, the keen sense of nian
sensatlon, the luxury of life, botty
power and body comfort?freo. Man
Medicine does it.
Man Meditine cures man-weak?
ness, nervous debility cnrly t?
discouraged manhood, fun<
failure, vital weakness, brain fag,
backache, prostatitis, kidney trouble
and nervousneaa.
You can cure yourself at home
by Man Medicine, and tho full size
dollar package will be deliver
you f; a wrapper, s? aled, with
full directions how to uso it. The
full size dollar package brae, I
ments of any kind, no receipts, no
promises, no papers to sign. It la
.
All we want to know Is that you
are not sending for it out of idle cu?
riosity, but t?at you want to be well
and become your strong natural eelf
oneo more. Man Medicine will do
what you want it to do: make you
real man, man-like, man-powerful.
Your name and address will
bring it; all yon have to do la to
aend and get It. We send It free
to every discouraged one of the man
sex. Interstate Remedy Company,
262 Luck Bullding, Detroit. Mich.
13 THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
9 USEFUL PRESENT& ??a* ??
| Library and Table I
| Lamps, Gas Drop- f
I Lights Knamelled I
I Cooking Utensils, |
I Coal Vases, Oil, f
j COAL & WOOD
I Heaters. ?
m Stoves and Ranges. I
1 N. Klein & Son,
620 E. Broad St.

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