The Topeka Plaindealer from Topeka, Kansas • 2

City Locals. Mr. Lee Haines left last week for WALKER'S WONDERFUL HAIR. GROWER Madam C. J.

Walker, Discoverer and Manufacturer, 2518 Wylie Avenue, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Denver, for her health. Mr. H. B.

Saunden, formerly with Lee's Pharmacy, this city, but now in business in Omaha, passed the examination before the state board of Nebraska last week, taking second place. He is a brilliant and energetic young man and we predict for him much success in toe business world. Dr. Wendell E. Green spent Fri' day evening in Lawrence.

Mr. Samuel Jarrett of the it North Side has returned from a trip to St. Louis. 7 Messrs Elliott, Jackson, Woodie, Mr, and Mrs. Hawkins of Lmvreuce, Mr, Clyde Briggs, Misses Virginia St.

Clair, Cunningham, Canaille Wilson, Emma Mattnews, of Atchison; Eva Elliott, frjadie Phillips, of Emporia, Miss Scott ot Dodge City and Miss Floyd of Kingman were among the number that attend ed the H. girls' hop Thursday evening of last week, Our genial friend, Mr. John Flem ing, was in town Tuesday on import ant business. Mr, Davis of Vinita is spending a tew days in the city, the guest of WESTERN UNIVERSITY. Dr.

Ransom paid the institution a visit last week while passing through Kansas City, The Senior class, accompanied by Pres. French, Miss J. Vernon and Prof. A. Reynolds spent a day with J.

G. Groves, "Potato King," at his magnificent home in Edwards- ville last week. They were very much pleased with the progress and business tact shown by the entire Groves family. The last social of the Teachers' Reading circle was given in the Girls Trades hall last week and was indeed a pleasant affair, An excellent musical and literary program was ren dered, after which refreshments were served and a very pleasurable evening was experienced by all. Mayor Guyer of Kansas City paid the institution a visit tnis week and gave a wholesome and inspiring talk He was introduced by Bishop Grant- A formal six course dinner was servsd on the 21st by the senior class in cooking.

Tnose present were President and Mrs. French, Mr. and rs. W. W.

Fisher Messrs Vernon and Craig. We are in receipt of a large number of new books for the library, a number of which are volumes by Negro authors, which will be quDe an addition to our library Mr. A. Hawkins 0 Miss Ellen Page of this city will graduate from the Manual Training school, Pittsburg, June 1st. Miss Lutie Hawkins graduates as a teacher from the kindergarten department of the State Normal on June 2nd.

MissEulah Ridley will graduate from the school of Liberal Arts at Washburn college June 4th. If you want long and beautiful Hair, use Mme. Walker's-WONDERFUL HAIR Becausoiteuresjiiescalpof diseases and slops thehairat once from falling out, and starts at once to growing. During my many years of research, endeavoring to find something to Improve my own hair, in preparations manufactured by others I was always unsuccessful, until through the Divine Prouidence ol Godlwa permitted in a dream to discover the preparation that 1 am now placing at the disposal ot thousands who are today in the same condition that I was In just three years ago. Fifteen yeors ago my hair began breaking off and falling out, and I tried everything mentioned to me without any result, until I discovered the preparation that I am now-placing on the markst.

This has proven to to betheiuost wonderful preparation for the growth of the hair ever discovered an 1 is positively gugranteed to grow and stop the hair at once from falling out when used as directed. There are thousaddsof persons in the United Stales ming my preparations, all of whom are being benefitted in the same way, and there is nothing but words of praise lor my goods -comiugfrom all sections of the country. The pictures above show the improvement In my hair after three ydars' use. These cuts were made from myown personal photographs. The one with short hair was taken before I ever dreamed of of mydiicovery.

The ones with the hair down show thelmprove-made after three yeaisuse. 1'UICE LIST: Hair Grower, per box, postpaid 60 cent Glotsine, 46 cents Shampoo, 60 cents 3P A Six weeks'trlal featment sent to any address on receipt of $1.70. No reduction will be made when purchased iu lea than Half Dozen lots. No goods sent C. O.

Liberal terms to Agents. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE: Write for Terms Rev. A. W. Nix has returned from the Western Baptist college, where he has been taking a theological course.

He will spend his vacation in Topeka with his wife. Orient Making Good The Knights and Laaits of the Orient are still nurcHng on the road of progress. They now have several thousand dollars in the mortuary fund to pav all just claims and are doing so. They never had a law suit, nor were threatened with one. The order has paid out thousands of dollars to widows orphans and beneficiarks.

The books are in excellent shape, open for inspection at all times. Good inducement tor active young or middle-aged people to write policies. Money can be made if work is properly carried on. Young men arid women of intelligence can earn a substantial livelihood if they wouid apply themselves by writing to this company for particulars. I ne bioefieianes of Mrs.

Alice Webb of Newton received $150 last week on three days notice Policies are written ip to $500 and paid as soon as proQ' of death is made They also write tick and accident policies, which is a boon to those of our race who have famihf to support, The race should be proud of this order and continue to join a rapidly in the future as in the past, The following are those who will graduate from Topeka High sehool June 4th. Hazel Barton, Russell Brown, Earl De Frahtz, Arthur Hardy, Luella Mason, Tressa Penman, Louii Ransom. PAOLA, KANSAS. Mrs. Ida M.

Beck of Kansas City, was in Paola, Sunday and Monday and gave lectures and recitals at the white Baptist church Sunday evening and the colored Baptist church Monday night. Mrs. Beck never fails to hold an audience spellbound in amy of her recitals. Rev. Lovenall of Muskogee and James Washington of Ottawa were in A host of the Paola people attended the dedicational services at the Baptist church in Hillsdale, Kansas.

Rev. D. S. Topp is pastor. Every one came borne speaking of the glorious meetings they had and of the most sumptuous repast.

Geo. Uiwao Fred M. Stonestrbkt. Mr, Ivan Alexander left Monday for Kansas City, where he will visit his sister, Mrs. Lucy Bacote, The Stonestreet aidi Ihmilto 1 Co.

Undertakers and Embalmers. It is said that a very pretty and well We carry one of the Finest Lines of Undertaking Goods in the State. We never sleep. Three Licensed Embalmers in At tendance. known North Topeka girl is anxious ly awaiting his return.

The Mission circle met with Mjs. Williams, ip6 Quincy street, last week and adjourned to meet with Mrs. Fannie Sales, 515 Kansas avenue today. A ten cent lunch will be served. Members and friends are requested to be present.

The circle will meet next week with Mrs. Garrett, 522 Liberty street. theALBANY HOTEL EXELSIOR SPRINGS, MO. 7th Quincy Sts. TOPEKA, KAN.

Both Phones 52. DO YOV CARRY LIFE INSURANCE? Only First-clsHfl Hotel Caierinc: to Colored P.nple in the City. SALT WATER BAT in Confection. ai'd nil Modern Conveniences, limes by Diy $1, 1.60, ipciMal rauc by the week The Knight and Ladies of the Orient, Fraternal Beneficiary Society WILL ISSUK YOU POLICIES FOR YOUUSELF AND CHILDREN, PAYING, PARTIAL-LIFE, SICK, FUNERAL AND DEATH Stanford King Wifet Proprietors Little Miss Hazel Lee entertained a number of her friends with an auto ride Tuesday evening from six to eight 9. m.

After the spin over the city they were served with sodas at Lee's Pharmacy. The party included the following: Castella Reed, Dorothy and lloee Page, Juanita Williams, of Pratt, Thelma Chiles; Milburn and Lander Candridge ami Thaddeus P. Martin. The little folks were accompanied by Dr. S.

Lee. BENEFITS, IN CASE OF DEATH No borne loving man can afford to ne without Life INSURANCE THE KNIGHTS and LADIES of ihe ORIENT is duly authorized by the laws of the State ol ta! as, and is under the Sup't. of Insurance of Kansas. Itsotficers are bonded in a reliable Suiety Company. LIBERAL TERMS TO AGENTS.

F.r ii formation. Natii nal headquarters, 501 Kansas A 2., Topeks Kansae Our Motto, "Prompt Payment of Claims. John M. Wright. Pearl McNeal, Nt'l President.

Sccstar Ladies everywhere now use this great Toilet iig.c99iij. cesiuua ueing me oniy il. i 1 ri virc ivi urging wie nair quicKiy, 11 wonts wonders in thatit will surely straiqhtencurly hair The Carnation Ait club met with Mrs. Donnelly, 416 Western aveuue, Saturday afternoon. After an hour of business a delicious lunch was served.

Club adjourned to meet with Mrs. West, 1805 West Sixth. ana gives 11 me natural nully and wavy appearance so mucn desired. Its reg ular use win increase the growth of Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute, uie nair in ueauiuui waves. 9 1 ne magic wiouid not be Judged by some of its poor imitations.

Jjonot to be deceived; get the genuine. See Vy rf l.nuii; lull, villi nic KCi' rW ting a handsome toilet article Jt lor your money. The Maalc Aluminum Comb is never heated di rect; it takes a moderate neat irom the steel bar (which nlone is hpnt. I0WTC USE THE ed, tne comb being removed ior me 'MAGIC tune), it can nev er burn the hair Jt scalp. The Handioma STEEL I D0 HEATING, Aluminum Comb I never heatod direct.

The elunpt, which hold It In nines, are rluri 0 The Rose of Sharon club met with Mrs. Gentry, Thursday of last week. A two course lunch was served, after which the club adjourned to meet the first wee in June. The annual sermon of Benevolent lodge, No. G.

I. B. 8., was held at Lane chapel, C. M. church, Sunday at 3 Rev.

Hamlett officiating. The grand childten, great grandchildren and great great grand-children celebrated the 90th birthday of Mrs. Mary Jordan Wednesday at the aesidence of her son, Mr. Andy Jordan on Lane street. CAR turning the handle.

Then WELL ne nnavr tteei oar heated kaacnrllna Ironl In Alcohol lamp. The comb WEJ th DO rv i r-'i i i pped back Into place, the handle i ana ready for nndrAda nf i ih.t lhAV WOIlld H.I tUnmnllfl hair wlthoutthe Murin. W. aV tmarantee that It will itralshton the cur-llet hair without Injury to the hnlror icalp and, by keeping the head free from dandruff, It IncreaRea the amwth tit lha hale. Hair dried and itralffhtened ia minutes after Do not be doceWed by Buy the lennlne, Vet the bAlfcftnld to lmAm 14 nCDADTMrWTC.

KUte Ifxliistrlal, AgrlonturM, Normal, Normal ULlAt 1 flfltfl 1 0. Elocution and II 7 ONLY Iways glT tatiifaetlon. a. 00 ADVANTAGES: New Bulldlnfs. Modern Kjiilprnrwjt, Hecll TlamM Tf arhm, jaiin Moral Tone, Slrlrt DUrlpllne.

Home Tralalng lor Ulrli. Kwr; Hi dent Learnt a Trade. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN I wall ler SasJ lor II Uimy, HAGIC SHAMPOO DRIER Wm. R. Carter, Principal.

M. W. Freeman, Assl Pi idpt? Mr. J. B.

Fleming ot Horton spent Thursday in the city on businett. DRAWER M. TOPEKA, KANSAS JSLi.