The Colored citizen., 1894-09-17

| 'iuiS U Talk, out The Citi-
zen Is all right.-Hon. T. H. Klein
schmidt.
It's the best paper that comes to
the house. l read it all through
Blanche Woodcock.
am glad to see our people are
opening their eyes in the west.-Jobn
b. Williams, Miles City.
The CITIZEN is a readable, newsy
paper. Every little helps so mark
me paid.-C. P. Van Wart.
las just what our people need. It
will do us lots of good home and
abroad.-John E. Carpenter.
You are getting out a good paper.
1t interested me so | read it all
through.-Judge G. Hedges.
The Mountaineer, one of the best
papers in the state, is mot muzzled and
speaks its opinion fearlessly, 1t knows
no color line.
Several communications were re-
ceived too late for insertion. All
matter from abroad must be delivered
by Friday noon.u
Your paper is highly spoken of by
all the patrons of my shop. 1t makes
me feel happy to see it such sue
cess,-Phil. Simmons.
It's spoken of highly by those who
are good judges, I'm very we'll pleased
with it. 1t ism. afraid to speak it's
opinion.-Geo. M. Lee.
The fact is, as view it, your pub.
lication is the leading one in the
state for good sense, snap and good
cheer.-John S. Miller.
Here's the cash for my paper. It's
good. Yes, I've got some fine pros
poets and claims and hope to strike it
rich soon.-W. A. Tucker.
/ am well pleased with your paper.
I'll take few extra copies to send
around in the interest of the capital.
Mrs. q. w. Alexander.
like that paper. It's home made.
The editorials are well written and
spicy. Call over to the store for your
subscription.-R. II. Kleinschmidt.
It's great. 1t can't be beat. Some
one over to the club borrowed mine,
and haven't seen it since. Thanks,
I'll read 1t when I 60 home.-James
Collins.
That man Mitchell don't represent
us people of the First Ward, and l
want the people to know it. l am
going to put him out of our club.-An-
derson Frazier.
Just what we want An organ of
our own. A mouthpiece for our peo-
pie. 1 like its bold and manly way of
handling matters. Here's my cash.
Rev. ]. p. Watson.
l Iam much pleased with your paper.
You handled Mitchell just right.
Such a fellow misrepresents your peo.
Pile. Here's cash tor two subscrip-
tions.-Jacob Loeb.
That paper of yours is we'll gotten
up. You handle things without gloves.
Oh, you have one of your own; that's
all right. l was going to offer you
mine.-Duke Dutriuelle.
Just got time to hand you my sub
scription. Everybody says the Citi-
zens is all right. I'm highly pleased
with it. Say, you must keep it going
the year round.-Miles York.
The CoLoRED CITIZEN of Helena is
a neat little publication, and Editor
Ball deserves credit for his pluck in
starting paper in town that has
no love for colored man.-Missoula
Democrat.
Though differing with you polite
ally, | congratulate you upon the
bright, newsy and ably edited paper
you have started in the interest of our
people. You have my best wishes
]. Z. w. Clarke.
Say, why don't you Helena people
send papers all over the state like
Anacondap Isaw more CoLoRED CIT
IzENs through the towns l passed
than all the other Helena papers put
together.
They tell me your paper goes all
over the state. Put me in card so
the people will know where to stop
when they come to the city. Yes, l
keep furnished rooms at lis Jackson
street.-Mrs. V. Taylor.
Your paper is full of good matter.
The editorials are spicy and able.
''Sunshine and Shadow" is gem.
hope you will make financial sue
cess of it as it is a deserving enter
prise.-Leslie Sulgrove.
can beat the world enameling.
When l get through they are the
same as looking glass. Yes, they
keep me pretty busy. Leave some of
your papers for me to sell, there is
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