Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1904 — Page 4

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Henry Boloa »s recovering - from bi3 recent illness. Mrs. Muttie Johnson-. 410 Tolcdc-st., is still seriously ill. The Easter services were laigely h»tended last Sunday. Allie Woods is iccoverinpr frciu an an attack of rheumatism. Samuel G Givens continues quite ill at his home 415 Toledo st. Get all of the members of the Chapel be at their post all day. George Ramsey of Anderson has removed to the city fer residonce. Mrs. Lillie Smith has moved from Northwestern avenue to 515 N. West-st Mrs. Anna Tucker Parks of Cleveland, O , spenk Easter with her mother Mr. and Mrs Ora Braye, of Louisville. will shortly remove to this city ' The Alpha Home Asoociation will conduct another rummage sale, not ; ce

later.

The rally Sunday April IT will !>e a success judging from tte returns up to date. Mack Bird leave* Monday for New York. He will sto,' in Cleveland, for a few days. Alir*tu Tribble, a wtll-known citizen, is seriously ill at his heme it* W. Vermont st. Mr 3 . Mary Johnson gave a social for the bench* of the Church Aid club la.-t week. Mrs. George McCcwn has returned from an extended visit with relatives in the South. All infonuaticn furr.i-hen by LiilicnT.Foy. Stt-te Organizer. 625 W. North street. M.3s Lwonia Sellers is now located with Mrs. Olattde Allen, 715 N. California street. Samuil Jones of Brazil, wa* in the city this week, the guest of Miss Otie

Go to Bennett’s for first-class Pho*tos. d6 E. Washington street. Miss Arvada Brooks of Knightstown is t'be guest of Mrs. Maurice F White, 735 Ingiana avenue. Prof. W. E, Lowndes of Madison, was the guest of M iss Bessie B. Allen 1715 Alvord street, last week. The Church Aid club will nfeet with Mrs. Mattie Green, Thursday. Members are requested to be present. Miss Louise BusLong, 715 N. Senate avenue, was seriously injured by a streetcar last Monday morning. The Easter musical program of St. Phillips Mission will be repeated by ProtT. Fred Anderson at 4 o’clock. Mrs J. T. V. Hill spent 'Wednesday in Frankfort, attending the funeral of Mrs. J. C. Williams of that ciiy. The Annual sermon of the Sisters of Charity will be preached at Bethel church the fourth Su nday in April. Mrs. Lena Floyd and M iss Robertia Ross are taking instructions in nrcssmakieg at 51rs. Mattie Green’s School Mrs Bessie Thomas. 2134 Arsenal ave., is teaching a class of ten in millinery, at Anderson, She reports much f uccet s. William R. Hill who has been attend ing the State Normal has been appoint ed by the School Board to take the school enumeration. Wanted—Good Barber’s call 420 W. 15th street, nexlweek. A birthday surprise was in honor of Mrs - Mary Elkins, held at the home Mrs. Angie Brooks Thursday Mar. 24, tt was an 6u joyabie affair. The Annual sermon gf the Daughters of Charily will be preached by Rev H L, Herod, at the Second Christian church. Sunday night. Apr! 17 The Colored Women’s Business club will meet with Mrs, Susie Porter on W, 11th street, Thursday aftrrircon at

4 o’clock.

Mecrcj T Hdp Society met Friday at 5 p. nr, aud was entertained by Mrs. A. Brown in W. 13th street. Mrs. Claude Deane left for Alexandria Thursday, to attend the wedding of Miss Marie Garrett and Mr. John

Johnson.

The Bachelor Maids will datree at Odd Fellows half, Tuesday, April 12. Dinner will be served at the Parker j House preceeding the dance. Morgan & Shelton report the follow ing burials this week: Anna Cosby 218 W. Merril *st : John Alexander, and John McReynolds, City Hospital Cards have been issued annouuciug the marriage of Miss Dorotba Lette.

Bring Youi Prescriptions to GflULf) THE DRUGGIST 601 Indiana Ave Purest Diuga and Chemicals No Substitution. All Goods Sold at Lowest Prices

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Patent Medicines at Lowest Prices

GO WHERE THEY ALL GO

REMOVAL NOTICE !

To the Old^-s^^ Granger Store 338 West Washington Sir.

Sewing School. We give you a Ladies Tailor system and three months instruction, for SlQTeach you hand and machine sewing. Methods of draughting, cutting, fitting, basting, hemmiog. frncy collars and cuffs and shirts. Systematic sewng is something which every woman and ginl should be proud to add to her list of accomplishments. Terms $5 down and SI.00 per week. An evening class. Mrs. Mattie Green, 1211 Lewis St,

Dr. Clay Has removed his office @X_ToVg> 108 DELAWARE ST. Across from Tomlinson Hal

SPOTS SPECIALS

A feasor) for ttys

BARGAIN

PINK/S Rheumatic Compound !

We made an offer for 7€SO Pairs of Ladies’ StiOes that Todd Bankrupt had on the Boor that they were forced to hold on account of the tailurd of a Chicago Concern.

The Shos arc Roschester made, of Latent Colt Stock, both Button and Lace, and would be a Bargain at S3 50 While they last.

STEWAET & GAILLARD Merchant Tailors Repairing, Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. Ladies Garments a Specialty. Phones Old 6511 Black New 1563. 405 Indiana Ave

Spring Festival. The Spring Festival to be given by the Young Ladles Auxiliary Club of the Metropolitan church c« Friday, Aprtl 22ud, will be a choice and unique affair including music, elocution and artisttPC handiwci k. A lScent ticket will entitle the holder to all he or she can see or hear, including a lunch. You will meet your friends from the surrounding interurban towns at the Es'zler ball April 5th. The decoration at the Second chinch probably exceeded that of any other church; Bethel, Allen BLn.pt 1, Simpson Chapel, Corinthian and New Bethel had excellent service’s, the money collected is always appropriated for missionary purposes.

The Reliable Cure For Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Lumbago. Kidney and Liver Disorders. Price 50c. and $1.00 a Bottle. Prepared Only by Pinlr'Q CUT-RATE PPARMACY * ill l\^ O 550 Indiana Ave. PHONES, 4135, OLD, RED, 678-

Elks’ home

j Restaurant

And Saloon, 1414.14 16 N, Mis-, Organized Feb. 18, 1900,

Cafe open all Night,

The new danciag class of Pro. W. Walker will dance at Odd Fellows Hallevery Monday night Instructions w:41 be given from 8 to 10. GoDd order will be maintained and no ,

disreputable characaers allowed. All souri St.

late dances will be taught. The ad-' ————— mission will be 25 cents. L, W. Montgomery. Prop Give

us call.

The parents of Juvenile Charity No

6. are requested to meet the officers of | - - : -_ - Chari*y No 6., to-day at 2 p. m., at. Now is the time of year to get your the Second Christian church corner ^ g] 00( j j n Q 00< j (^ on< jj|j 0nt Get a bottle luthand N. Missouri streets. of “U-KNOW-ME” Blood Remedy By order of the P re; *dent, Q uaran ^ e£ . t j For Sale by Mtss Rasas Turner. MRS L q HAY ES,

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502 504 Indiana avenue AGENT FOR OZONIZED OX MARROW

GEO. J. MAROTT. 26 -28 E Washington St. The -i- Indianapolis Mntnai * Benefit * Association

Of Indianapolis, Ind.

Issues Insurance on Industrial Plan of Weekly Payments

Sickness, Accident. Death.

ihe Company isgites two kinds of contracts guaranteeing Accident and Sick benefits. One is called the Combination Policy and the other the

Accidental Death BeueiH Policy. ## OFFICERS

W. H. Furniss, President; Thos. Smith, Vice-President: A. C. Simms, Sec’y J. M. Porter,Treas; 8. A. Furniss, Med. Exam Dankva Donnell Actuary

OFFICE, 43 Baldwin Block Indianapolis, Ind.

Agents Wanted- E. B. HAMPTON Manager

EASTER OBSERVED

The Flanner Guild Held Appropri-

ate Services,

Bransford,

Mrs Edward Smith of Terre Haute| G f Chillicothe. O,, to Mr - AlexanderB. is the guest of Mrs. William Grau f *n Ohurcbill of this cityj Tuesday, May Yaades st, 24, at 322 W. Michigan st. Mrs Thomas Reynolds and George, Miss Rebecca Blackwell is hostess Ray of Anderson, were in the city Fri* for ttle s oc i a i Five club this ween, the day afternoon. next meeting will be with Mrs. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Proffett have at the resideuf e of Miss Velma Hinremoved to Richmond, lad., for perm- ton. anent residence. The Alpha Homs Association will Madame M. L. Terry :s in St. Louis meet at the- Second Christain church where she will ti'l an engagement at Thursday afternoon. The Trustee the World's Fair. Board will meet with Mrs. James Jac 1 - Easter services were genenally ob- 500 190® !£• HKd street Wednesday at served by all the churches in a most * :30 p.m.

fitting manner. The Progressive club met last Thursday afletnoon with Mrs. Hunter in Ogden street. Mrs. Mary*Ross of Georgetown, Kv, will visit het “daughter, Mrs Claude Deane this month. Mrs. Eflfie Zian, 1119 N. Missouri-st., cutertaiccd a number’of friends last Tuesday evening. Provide in life for these who are dependent upon jou. Insure ! Itdianapolis Mutual Benefit Association. A tine baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bird, in Black ford street, last Saturday. The C B. Delaney Missiokary socle ty of the Second Baptist church was the guest of Mrs W411tms in Ogden street, Friday; our ntxt meeting will be with Mrs. Poach 525 N. California street, Fciday 15. The Woman’s club met with Mrs. Beatrice By bee, at the residence of Mrs. Gu'hrie: Mrs. Brown of Washing

The East End Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. Sallie Robinson in Emmett street, the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Flemming 713 N. California street. A grand reception will be given the members and friends who contribute to the tally, the reception will take place Monday night, April 18. A good programme will be rendered. Admission will be free.

A B. C s. Organize.

The A, B. C. BaH Team, under the management of Ran . Butler, has organixed for the seasoc, and have a standingchallenge to play any amiture team. The line-up is as follows: Primm and Vincent,C; Tolbott, Hutobinson and Griffin, P.; Lalla, S. S.; Gatewood, 3B ; Taylor, 2B.; Oglesby, IB : Shawler, Cap’t and L. F.; Herring

C. F ; Martin, R. F.

Address all communications to Ran. Butler 4fi2 W. 15th street. Subscribe .or The Recorder ard

Barbers Win Suit. The suit of Russell Brown aga'nst Messrs. Kersey, Knox and Perkins the weil-known barbers, alleging a blacklist against journeymen, who do not produce a recommendation from their last employer, was heard Friday in Judge Allen’s court, and decided in favor of the defendants. Attorney J. H. 1 Lott appeared for the defendants aud won the case against three wdltknown white lawyers State Convention. The State covention of Colored Women’s olubs will be held afc Bethel church, in this city, Tuesday and Wednesday. April 26 -27. The meeting, which is for the purpose of forming a permanent State Federation, has been set for this time in order to permit several delegates to attend vhe General ( onference which inlet’s at Chicago the first week in May. All delegatts must bear credentials from the clubs they represent, and each will furnish one of its delegates with a history of the club to be read to the convention. All clubs working on religit us, moral, educational or charitable line", desiring to write in a Federation! are requested to send delegates [one delegate allowed for every ten members.) Interesting sessions aie expected to which the public will

be admitted-

Morgan & Sheiton, 4IB Indiana, Ave

“Not what you Earn, but what yon Save’ The Industrial

Saving and Investment Association of Indianapolis, Ind.

Savings Department The Association is pleased to announce that a Savings Department has been started for the benefit of all who desire to save small weekly sums

up can be deposited, and can be withdrawn upon demand. The meetings are open to the public and all information will be cheerfully given. Save your money—children, women, men.

assist in buying homes, or to save ,.i, 1 ^ ’

churches, lodges should co-operate to

for a‘-rainy day.” Sums from 10 cts .u- ^

make this department a success.

DIRECTORS: B. F-Wade. Geo. P. Stewart, Thomas Ed wards. Fi ank Wei 1 H. L. Sanders, James West, Charles Nunn. Meets every Monday Night at 414 Indiana Avenue

Fair Prices .*,*.*. Best Service Lady Attendant. New 30^8 Phone Old Phone Red 2991. Can ship to any part of United States.

Manufacturers

Jobbers

Sprite Styes '04

“One Dollar”

ton D. C., addre.-sed the club. The i/ , , • Club will be eutertftined rext week by ^ ee P posted on the leading topic. Mrs. Malissa Bodkins 2015 Alvord St. ©f the day. 25c for 3 months

Patronize our Advertisers.

DO YOU NEED MONEY?

We loan money in sums of Ho to $200 on (nr Wc give yon plenty of time to par the money ■ Iture, taornes, wasroos warehouse receipts, f ronj njQnti, to t oiieyear, in small

iTans piapos, etc., wittaont removal. You.have thtfs theTTrc of both property and money,

“weekly or monthly payments.

WE TAKE NOTHING OUT IN ADVANCE

We give you in plain figrures what the cost of the loan will be, so there will be no missun-

derstandiug.

W* give you the privtlesre of payiug the loan in full at any time, and chargre you only lor the

time you have it.

We loan money tot pay your grocer, doctor, reut, insurance, taxes, leases on furniture ©r for any purpose what ever. We also pay off loans held by other companies and loan you more money, too, We have plenty of money at all times, and offer the lowest rates consistant with sotrod

business prinolples.-

We loan money for the interest and you need

nave no fear of loosing rour iroads on account Old Phone 2923

sickness orotherimisfortune, 1

Do not be misled by advertised rates which appear zheay, but upon investigation are not

what they seem.

We shall be pleased to further explain our method of dofttg business-at auy time. All our dealing’s are strictly confidential, we make so inquiries among your frieuds or

neighbors

SECURITY MORTAGE LOAN CO.

207 Indiana Trust Building,

Cor, Washington st and Virginia Ave

New Phone 22

Excellent Reception. On last Friday night the reception tendered Miss Nellie Gray, G. M. of the C. E S. for the State of Indiana, was a grand success. The hall was decorates in appropriate colors; Leah aud Union chapters presented a good attendacce. The lecture given by MIss;Gray was highly entertainiug and instructive. After the lecture an enjoyable repast wos served under the direction of Mrs. Jer.nie Lewis and Cassle Seaton. Mr. Fred Btake of Terre Hante was among the number. Past G. P., H. A. Kogan and Henry Moore both pioneers in chapter work, were preseui. Miss Gray was the recipient of a handsome boquet.

Easter was appropriately observed at the Flanner Guild last Sunday. The assembly room which has recently been painted and frescoed, presented an inviting appearance. Palms and cut flowers graced the speaker’s platform. Devotional exercises were opened with singirg and the reading of scripture lesson by G. W. Cable. A paper on the origin of Easter was read by Mrs. Beulah Porter, It was highly interesting and gave those present food for thought. Solos by Miss Naive Coleman and Mrs. Mattie Lamond were pleasing features. At the close of the service an appeal was made for aid for the flood suffers being cared at Planner Guild all whom are destitute of means and clothing and are dependent upon public charity. Money or clothing may be sent to the Guild or if notified will be called for. In reponse to an appeal, $4 66 was taken up at Simpson Chapel last Sunday night for the benefit of the sufferers which, with $1.00 sent by G. W. Cable, was turned in through The News to the flood sufferers’ charily fund. An effort will be made to secure a collectlon Sunday from the varous churches for this worthy object. Theo. Ka Kaza, a native South African, will be the principal speaker tomorrow afternoon at the Guild.

There will also be a choice musical The Leading Colored Tailor programe. Services begin promptly at 5 o’clock.

Fun ® r i, £lXS ors ’ I Shoes I Shoes!! Shoes!!!

Buys ”Any” Hat in the House

Hie Dollar Hat Store 31 South Illinois Street H. F. ZVV1CK, M’G’R.

Designers ■ ■- Ratailers

D. L. Nesbitt,

Spring Styles Nxnv Ready We invite comparison of the, merits ol our good. Cur stock of nice dress Shoes is complete, at lowest prices. Give us a call.

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LADIES WANTED WANTED—LADIES, do not overlook tbe PROGRESSIVE MILLINERY ESTABISHMENT at 336 Indiana avenue. The fact that we have cheap rent does not iudicate that we have an inferior line of goods, but does indicate that we can sell cneaper. New opening every day. You are always welcome. Come and see us before purchasing. MISS M. W. NICHOLS, Proprietress. MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. (Corner Eleventh and Fayette Bts.) R«Vc B. F. Farrell - Pastor Sunday schoot 9 a. m. Morning services 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 B. Y. P. U. meets at 6p.m.

Report of Woman’s Club. The report of the Woman’s club from December 1, to March 1, 1904: amount of dues taken in $16.77; afrom entertian. $31 80; total amount taken in $48.57; paid out tor provisions $32 95; music $8 00; pop corn crisp for Orphans’ Home $1.00; street car tickets $1.00; Alpha Home $1 50; postal cards $0.20; flowers $6.25; N. A. C W. $2 50; miscelaneous $15.85: total amount paid $70 25; money in the bank last (quarter $138.24; total amount in the treasury $110.56. Mrs. Roxie Dixon, pres. Florence Bennett, sec.

jFor Spring Suits fiom $15.00 up, Pants from $4.00 up. You will like your clothes. 80 will your friends like them if we make them for YOU. Made to fit, to nave style, to look like the work 01 good tarlors. ^^“Call and see them, when you cau D. L. Ncsbit 342 Ind Ave

Mrs. Dillard’s Novelty social will include a variety of selections that will tickle the fancy of an appreciative audience, also a solo by Mr. Joseph Bowers. April I5, at 8 p. m. is the date and time af occurance.

The Czar Barber Shop.

The Czar Tonseral Parlor, 226 Ind. Avenue has assumed a decidedly Metropolitan air, (Deacon) Samuel F Gray the hospitable proprietor is doing things in a real true city style. In addition to his shaving parlor, fitted in the latest styles and manned by real tonsoral artist, he has just added three new porcelian bath tubs. He guarantees the best lighted, best ventilated rooms in the city and invites the public is invited to call and inspect his quarters.

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J0HNS0N-W00D8RID6EG0 142 E. Washington St, Class, Paints, Brushes, Cold Water Paints Calconium.

HEINE MILLER Men’s Furnishings And Mats Styles and Prices Right 7 and S. Illinois Street

Give Us a Cali

Bicycles and Tires Base Ball and Sportiog Goods. Geo C. Detch Wheel Com'y. 213 Mass Ave. Old Phone 2991.

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Visitors Are Welcome Here

GO TO BENNETT’S 36 E Washington

Sam’l E. Gray. ‘Deacon’ Proprietor of the CZAR BAR !^ P .

Has just added Three New Porcelain Bath Tubs. He invites the public to all and inspect his Newly Equipped Department. The Lightest, Best eutilated Rooms and Most Complete Service in the Ciffy is to be had tbere. BATHS 15c. 226 Indiana av-

?4o compulsion to buy today. Our lease has a long time to run. But this |is a good time select

Easter Shoes at^s^^>

The Foreman Shoe Co.

4 8-360 Indiana Ave

KQNfc SCNUme

THE POINT RED FRONT.

Baokrapt Sale of

For Judge of Juvenile Court. Hod. Geo.Jtf. Stabbs, Subject to the De ^ cfsion of the Repub lican Nominating Convention.

Wall Paper At Cordray’s,

Thomas G. Bramlette, i Wide Awake and Up-to-Date Gut Rate Meat Market | 422 Indiana Ave

219 Indiana Avenue Mrs. E. A. Webb, 215-17 Ind ave

62,000 Rolls of Paper bought from the Trustee of the Adolph Schleicher Co., now on sale at your own Price.

few doors from Illinois street. Easter Novelties. Great Bargains in Mi Winery and Hair Goods. Come and see the beutiful Easter Fists, almost given away,