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enlarge It. Thercforo, bo It
Resolved; That wo do proceed to
draw up Btich plans and to accept
such propositions that will warrant
tho public In assisting us to erect a
suitable edifice, not to exceed the
cost of $5,000.00. Do it further
Resolved; That a building com
mittee bo appointed to superintend
tho work during tho timo given and
that tlmo being within ninety days.
REV. S. 8. FREEMAN, Pastor,
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Pastor Laws has moved to No. 412
Flanders otroet.
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Thoro was a largo attendance
tho baso ball game last Sunday.
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Miss Ruby Parrlss Is tho guest of
her cousin, Mrs. L. Lapsloy,'346 Couch
Btreot,
Mr. Will Willis, of St. Paul, arrived
in Porland Wcdnosday and Is tho
guest of Mr. Allen.
Prof. Wclr, of St. Paul, was tho ro
clplont of many Boclal favors during
his visit to our city.
Tho willing workers of Mt. Olivet
Baptist church aro preparing to havo
a largo program tho second week In
June.
Mrs. Ida Thomas, of Alameda, Cal.,
will pass through Portland Monday on
her way East. Sho will bo the guest
of'Mrs. C. A. Lucas.
Prof. Weir, of St. Pjvul, who has
been visiting his slstor, Mrs Water
ford, for tho past three weeks, left
for his home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Summors, of Oakland,
Cal., Is tho guest of Mrs. C. A. Lucas
this week. Sho loaves for Tacoina
Sunday to visit Mrs. Fritz Kcoblc,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Grlffln enter
tained Mrs. O. Summers, of Oakland,
Mrs. Lapsley, of Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Lucas Tuesday evening. A very
pleasant ovculng was spent.
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Mr. Alexander Hadlcy Is nbout tho
same.
Mrs. Walter Lawson Is slowly Im
proving. Mr. C. N. Clark took a lay-off for
a few days.
Rov. J. 13. Beckham has been away
for tho past wcok.
Mr. Samuol A. Harris Is still at his
home, but is improving.
Mrs. S. H. Hadloyhas been feeling
poorly for the last few days.
Mrs. HarrlB is now stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Fuller.
A party was given at Mrs. Turnef'B
residence last Friday evening In hon
or of Mr. H. J. Kllgour.
Mrs. Allco M. Harris has returned
from a long visit In Tncoma with her
daughter, Mrs. W. Evans. ,
Mr. Jones and Mr. Robinson aro
now arrivals In tho city. They aro
employed at tho Silver Grill. ,
Miss Dcrtha Porter and Miss Min
nie Drown woro the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Clark at luncheon Friday.
Miss Minnie Drown and Miss Mao
Maxon entertained Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert UhlB and Mr. D. T. Flsko at din
ner at tho Silver GrllL. Sunday evening,
in In honor of tho 24th Infantry Band
of Fort Harris on last Friday night.
May IS, was tho most olaborato nf
fair that has occurred among our peo
ple. I'fiero was a very largo attend
ance, and tho ovcnlng was yery pleas
antly spent. The guests of honor
woro profuso In their expressions of
appreciation of tho successful affair.
Much credit Is duo to tho committee,
who had tho reception In charge. J.
M. Reod, A. Nappor, W. J. Robinson,
R. Murrell, Wm. King. W. B. Wll-
Hams, Judgo D. Hart, Wm. Turner,
James Crunct, W. Cottles, R. M.
Baker, F. Fitzgerald, W. C. Roses, J.
H. Howard, F. D. Sampson, J, J, Jack
son, J. M. Bennett, I. Hicks, Miles
York, W. C. Irvlno, J'ullus Anderson,
Geo. Franklin, II. C. Simmons.
GREAT FALLS ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Qalney gavo
a dinner in honor of Messrs. Griffin
and Lucas, of Portland, Oro., nt their
pretty homo, 305 South Sixth avenue,
on May tho 4th. Tlioso present be
ing: Mrs. David Knott, Miss Odcsa
I Knott, Mr. and Mrs. Brltton, tho host
land hostess, and tho guests of honor.
I A delicious dinner was served, after
which tho party was pleasantly enter-
talnod by Miss Knott, who is a music
ian or rare ability.
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NEWS FROM CHICAGO.
EVERETT NEWS.
Tho Woman's Homo and Foreign
Mission Society Is requested to .meet morning,
next Tuesday ovonlng in conjunction well.
wuir tuo willing worKors. anon
cession for each meeting.
G. N. Grlffln, of Seattle, was a vis
itor to our city last week.
C. O. Crowley has fully recovered
from an attack of tho grip and Is at
tending to business onco more.
A bright, healthy boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dird Tuesday
Mother and child doing
Tho grand Leap Year ball given by
tho Ladles' Carnation Club at Enter
prise hall on tho 18th Inst, was a
grand succcbs. Many handsomo cos
tumes wero worn by tho ladles. Do
tails later.
Mt. Olivet Baptist church, Seventh
and Everett, Sunday, preaching by
Pastor C. C. X. Laws. At 10:30. a. m.
prayer meeting, and at 11 a. m., sub
ject, "Ho Lead Them Forth by tho
' Right Way." 8unday school at
12:30, Dapllst Young People's Moot
ing nt 7 p. m. There aro somo very
Interesting subjects. Mrs. D. R. Per
kins, leader. At 8 p. m., subject,- "For
Wo Aro Saved by Hope." Prayer
meeting Thursday evening. Good
meeting. Como out. Tho Lord will
bless you.
WHY THE LADIES FAILED
City, May 19, 1904.
Mr. Editor: I deslro to stato for
tho benefit of mnny who may not
know tho facts connected with tho
fulluro of many of tho ladles of tho
city to tako part and attend what or
iginally was intonded to bo a Leap
Year ball by tho Carnation Club.
Whon tho matter of tho formation of
tho olub was suggested to mo I wil
lingly consented to not only become a
member, but to lend whatever Influ
ence I might havo to mnko tho affair
a success. When tho first meeting
was held I discovered that on ac
count of tho gcnoral and promiscuous
mixing that troublo was bound to
result and for myself decided to cut
looso and have nothing to do with it.
Yet whllo I did not tako part in any
meeting I never in any manner did
anything that would lntorforo with its
success. And since the manager of
tho affair knew my position iu tho
matter I was compollcd to return the
eleventh-hour Invitation which I had
tho honor of receiving.
MRS. W. W. WHEELER.
lilr. and Mrs. N. Solomon aro com
fortably settled In their now homo,
but expect to do considerable Improv
ing this summer.
Mr. S. C. Harris, wllb conducts tho
nicest harbor shop In tho city has
made a chango In his men and now
has a while crow.
Mrs. J. D. Jacobs, of Oakland, Cal.,
Is oxpoctcd In Everett about tho first
of tho month to visit her son and
daughtor-ln-Iaw. Sho may possibly
sottle hero.
Somo of tho moro onergotlc colored
men of Evorott aro talking of organ
izing nn Afro-Amorlcnn leaguo to
work In harmony with other such or
ganizations throughout tho country.
Mrs. J. E. Donaldson, who has beea
qulto HI for somo tlmo, and recently,
moved to Everett for tho benefit of
tho chnngo, is still very low, but
hopes aro entertained for Jior recov
ery. R. T. Jacobs has been made out
Bldo ngont for somo of tho larger
companies doing business In Everett
Ho Is disposing of somo vory dcslr-
nolo property for homes and is meet
ing with much success handling ull
kinds of lnsurnnco.
HELENA NOTES.
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HEN 15 8KATTI.K DON'T rOllQKT TUB
Afro-Am. Boclal Club. 110 Beneca street, rear
bid, bet. Unit and Herond. II. T, Hallcy, pros.
A. uuncanson, sec. and m'g'r. Phone Main
SMS.
Will Cook has a very loud
Holona, Mont., May 16.
To tho Editor and Readors of Tho
Now Ago; Sir and Friends:
Tho citizens of Holona apprcclato
your most vnluablo sheet, and compli
ment tho many good points it pro
(lucc, fn Toforonce to tho situation of
tho Afro-Amorlcan of today. Wo also
admtro tho stand you tako, and only
trust that tho Influence will havo tho
desired effect and bo tho means of
bringing about a general reaction.
It Is hlght tlmo that tho raco'awnkes
from its long slumber, and seeks
to follow tho example set by tho Jap
anese omblno our forces, bo loyal and
Blncoro, truo and honest, defiant and
brnvo.
If wo wish recognition wo must de
mand It, not as ono man, but as a raco
of people Cultivate ourselves to that
point, whore wo can bo on a level
with men of Grains and sclcnco. Ac
quaint ourselves with tho most Im
portant topics of tho day, that will
placo us In a position to bo convers
ant with whom wo moot. Nover as
plro for notoriety without knowledge.
First educato, second cultivate, and
third demonstrate.
Yours, etc.,
H. C. SIMMONS.
Chicago, 111., May 9, 1904.
Lawyer C. T. Mason, a colored law
yer of this city, died last Friday af
ternoon. Mr. Samuel J. Bowles, 3640 State
street, met with a sovero accident
last wcok, but 1b now improving.
Rev. John Dlckcrson, of Jackson
ville. Fla., who Is a dclccnto from
Florida to tho General Confcronco,
was objected to taking his scat in
the General Confcronco last week and
the matter went over for furthor con
sideration. Mrs. Foster was elected Worthy
Grand Matron of Morning Light
Court of Daughters of Sphinx last
Monday. This court has Just been
organized, which makes flvo courts nf
Daughters of Sphinx now In tho city
of Chicago.
Mrs. Sellna J. Gray, Most Worthy
8unrcmo Grand Matron, has Issued a
call for tho next annual session of
tho Supremo Grand Court of Qauch
tors of Sphinx of North and South
America to moot In Pittsburg, Pa.,
Monday morning, July 11th,
John G. Jones, 33d, Sovorclgn Grand
Commander has Issued a call for the
36th Annual Session of tho United
Supremo Council for tho Southern
and Western Masonic Jurisdiction,
United States of America Its territor
ies and dependencies to moot In Pitts
burg, Pa., on Monday morning, July
11th.
Rev. W. G. Alexandor, D. D.. of At
lanta, Gn now attending tho General
Conference of tho A. M. E. church In
this city preached on last Sunday
ovcnlng at tho Institutional A. M. E.
church one of tho most powerful and
eloquont Bcrmons that has been deliv
ered In Chicago for many years.
Thoro Is strong talk among n numbor
of tho delegates of running Dr. Alex
ander for Bishop.
John A. Bell 33d, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., was in tho city last wcok, and
has Issued a call for tho Pan-American
Masonic Congress of Colored
Masons to meet nt Plttsburc. Pa..
Wednesday morning. July 13th. -Each
subordinate lodgo of A. F. & A. Masons
Is entitled to two (2) delegates and
each Ornnd Lodgo of A. F. & A.
Masons is entitled to ono (1) dele
gate. It Is expected that this will bo
tho largest Masonic congress that has
over boen hold among tho colored
MasonB In tho United States.
Tho cxccutlvo committee, consist
ing of John G. Jonos, Chicago, ill.;
J. E. Hawkins, Seattle Wash.; Rov.
M. S. Keif, Johnstown, Pa.; Frederick
Douglass. Missouri Valloy, la.; Ar
thur J. Rlggs, Springfield, O.; C. R.
Franco, Pittsburg, Pa.; Jnmos A.
Monroo, Cfrocnsburg, Pa havo called
a mooting -of tho National Colored Re
publican Leaguo of tho United State's
to meet In Chicago, In., at tho Institu
tional A. M. E. church, Monday, Juno
20, 1904, nt 10 o'clock In tho morning.
Each republican club will bo entitled
to ono (1) delegate In tho convention.
James M. Stott
Republican Candidate
FOR
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OF
C. O. PICK
Transfer and Storage Go.
Bates, Pianos and Furniture
moved, atorcd or packed for
shipping. Klre-proot brick
warehouse, Front and Clay.
Express audbaggago hauled.
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'Phone OreeonMnin 008; Cojumbta407
BULUVANTS nnocEltY
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Bmf. Alder and Waahlnalmn Sim.
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Multnomah County (Portland, Oregon
)UFHENHK BUFFET
Mr.
suit.
Mr. S. H. Stone, of Denver, Col.
Id mnlflnl- Jl tOUr of thO COttSt CltleS
It is hoped that ho will find a location tann
lier0, , ,, . . I For furnished apartments when in
Mr. L. Slodgo nnd Miss Ella Slot go Helona call at Mrs. McElroy, S. Main
and Mr. Hill, or luconw, huu street. You will find all modern con
I shall now lot you know what wo
aro doing in tho capital city of Mon-
Prof. Smith's dancing class Tuesday,
May 17.
Ladles' Golden Gato Club held a
meeting at tho residence of Mrs. J.
T. Gayton, Wednesday, May 18, at
3 p. m.
Mt. Zlon Daptrst church has mir
chased a fine lot for ?450. Tho deed
was presented to tho board of trus
tees at their last meeting.
Queen City Dramatic Club will hold
their first meeting at tho A. M. E.
church on Tuesday, May 24, R. T.
Taylor, president; J. W. Fort, vice
president.
Unique Social Club met at tho res-
Idenco of Mr.' Gayton at 8:30 p., m.
venlences.
Among thoso to register at tho Man
hattan Club aro Geo. Franklin, Detroit,
Mich.; A. C. Carter, Washington, D.
C; A. D. Grimn, C. A. Lucas. Port
land, OTo.; L. N. Owsley, Phillips
burg, Mont.
Mr. Albert Napper, ono of our tax
payers, was summoned on tho jury,
which will last several weeks, in the
district court. This Is anothor evl
denco of our progression. First get
something, then you can call for
something.
Monday, May 9, Frank Fitzgerald
and Miss Julia Palmer wero qulotly
wedded by Justice of tho Peace
.."",... .. .i....,i ,,ip. Frank Reece. They aro at homo at
I"?' AZV' K r.ntV were tho brides parents. "Never haul the
wao oym. ,. n jnum Vrnr
served.
old flag down, Frank," li what the 21
Club and Manhattan Club aro singing
Both aro popular in society and club
circles.
William Gordon, one of our shining
lights of tho young men, returned
from Chicago on his vacation to
spend the summer with bis parents.
Mr. Gordon is a student In one of tho
I dental colleges of the Windy City. At
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Tutt wero sur
prised at their homo on East Union
nnd 34th avenuo Monday evening,
May 16 by friends. Sixteen couples
took possession of their residence.
After spending a very pleasant even
ini? refreshments wero served. Tho
residence was surrendered to them at
4 O Anlj-ttlr
" v v '4 Vila wilflnrf Ytt la onmatrini Irtrlfa
To build a ?5,000.00 churoh. Tho posed wjth n neavy nttack of the
pastor, officials, and members of the grPf We wl8il jjjm a SpCe(iy recovery.
14th street A. M. E. church met in a appofntraent tho new
church conference Monday .!S1, ' mayotvelect, R. R. Persell, made, was
Ma,M6' fSiSSnt PhXns wero ot place ono of our citizen's on tho po
and the following resolutions wero force Jn thQ per8on flf Mf w
adopted: .. nf moAhpr llain O. Irvlno. This gentleman has
Whereas; Tuo Incwafc o erhber. b thero bef an, hJa c0ent
ship and congregation .within the ,last record was BUfflclent recommonU-
eighteen 0?tn.B " J .ftl t' ntlon, hence his appointment. Wo
fleers to their uttermost capacUy to tru8t'bo wl Bervo t chy as a cml.
seat and accommodate them comfort- u tQ WMeU an(J fln hon( tQ ,
ably, and lowmen
will not warrant us remodeling or to Tfia Manhattan Club reception glv-j
21S Howard Street.
Phone Main 69.
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. II. Haizard, Manager. High-grade hand
work a peclalty. Comer Grand avenue and
East fnliuon street. A request by mall or
phone East 63 Is ill that Js necessary.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Present Incumbent
JUST A
WORD
TO YOU
ABOUT THE
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
TOM M.
W O R D
Democratic Nomine (or
S H B W I P I
Pledges Iltstiood Name and Ills
WORD
That tho People nf Multnomah County
Will Hare a lluslness Administration
K Ho Is Elected to hill
The Sheriff's Onico.
Ilu Has Always ilccn a lluslness Man
LOW EXCURSION RATES EAST
The Northern Pacific Railway Company will continue to sell
very low excursion tickets to the East and to the World's Fair
at St. Louis in. June to October inclusive, and all tickets will
be good on the "NORTH COAST LIMITED" train as well
as on their other two daily trains. If you are planning a trip
East tliis year or to the Fair, full information can be had as to
dates of sale, rates, routes, etc., by calling on or addressing
A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent
255 Morrison Street, corner Third,
If
PORTLAND, OREGON II
OAKLAND MARKET
CIIAS. AULLEK, Prop,
Dralof In All Kinds o(
Fresh, Salted and Cured Meats
Fish, Poultry and Oimo
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
Phone, East Iocs
342 Union Ave. PORTLAND, OR.
Enterprise Brewing Co.
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BRBWORS AND BOTTLERS
HENllY MKIHTEH.Ucn.Aet.forPorllan
Extra Palo Hollirau Ilohemlan nnd Export
llcers. Ited Heal Purler, l'rec Delivery In all
Parti of tho City. Ileer Depot and CoMMorago
at Portland, Oregon, 13th and Johnson Bts.
PHONE MAIN 1933
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