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DEMOCRATS IN A ROW
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A Card.
Lurir Rock, Ark, juno IS, 1900.

LirrrH Rock, Ark, June is, 1900.
To Whom II May Concern; This IA "a
certify that John Il. Henderson Of Lit.
tie Rock, Ark, has been in our employ
for II years. He has always been a
good, honest and industrious boy, com
ing into our employ us porter, and ha'
worked himself to clock'makcr, having
charge OF the clock repairing depart
ment for years. He has thorough
practical knowledge Of the jcwelry bus
mess, and is On A No l polishcr on
lathe. He is much smarter than the
average colorcd person, and Is quito q
drawing card among them, being secrc'
tary Of several different organizations
and leader among the colorsd people
he attracts considerable trade. He has
always had the liberty to show goods
to his friends, the same as our othci
clerks. His dismissal was caused BY
business depressions.
Very Respectfully,
j. v. ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
PULASKI COUNTY NORMAL.

"fuht]h"ys
WANT OF space compcls us to omit the pro-
cscdnRs OF Monday and Tuesday
Normal visited by Prof. ]. NJ. Cox,
Prof. j. X. Rector, Hon. ]. L. Bush and
Rev Belts. Prof. Cox conducted the
devotional exercises and gave an in.
structive talk upon reading current
literature. Prof. Rector favored the
normal with short, pithy, and instruc-
tive address on the Importance Of pre-.
serving the purity OF the English Ian
guagc intact. lie emphasized the fact
that the language of the common peo-
pie is the one that survives. The
unique idea that the name OF our coun-
try and It's motto were prophetic, and
that the Fathers named better than
they knew, for indications point to the
union Of all nations and tongues into
one new and perfect whole here in our
country. The fluent speaker compared
mos, interestingly the composition of
derived words in the Anglo Saxon, the
Latin, the Grgck languages, showing
the cxprcssivcncss Of the Greek and
Latin derivativc. The comprehensive
ness OF the German compound word
was also graphically noticed, The
speaker concluded with an eyhortation
to the teachers to train In the use Of
language rather than teach technical
grammar without its correct applica.
ton.
MIR. hush being called upon respond
cd in few practical and wcll.tlmcd re.
marks upon the duty Of teachers with
reference to attending normals and
thoroughly qualifying themselves ~
teachers by constant application. Tho
speaker earnestly pointed out that
more is expected Of a colored teacher
those OF any other race and that more
depends upon them for the reason that
the colorcd child is not blessed with
as favorable surroundings as those OF
other races, consequently the teacher
teachers, The speaker stated that on
looking over the roll OF members he
was surprised that several city school
teachers refused TO attend the normal,
and he also noticed that several OF tho
city school teachers were irregular in
their attendance and show evidence OF
shirking their duty. lie stated that the
eye OF the people were on those teach
ers, noting their disintercstedness in
educational matters. The conclusion
was a stirring warning to all that the
props Of favoritism and patronage will
be shortly withdrawn and that merit
and merit alone, and faithful adher-
encc to duty are the adequate recon-.
mendations,
The American guide., 1896-06-27

Annegarns, 1909 Main street, b the
place to 20 If you have furniture V ~
pair.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
ELLA JoRDAS, Scc'y,
Conversational.

Program for song service, Sunday,
June as; I. Address, II, II. Gnkcy, q
Song by the service, 8. Talk, Mrs v.
4. Thomas, 4. Song by tho service, s
Select reading, Tcana Kidd. O. Solo,
Miss Annie Allen. :. Song by the ser
vice. 3. Recitation, Miss Belle Oliver,
0. Song by the service. 10. Vocal solo,
j, =. Pleasant. II. Instrumental solo,
Annie Hurt. 49, Song by the service
Rev. J. NJ. Conner will preach a,
Bethel church Sunday, June 2s, at II a
M, subject, Child Training" At sp
M. subject, "Rock OF Ages"
The American guide., 1896-06-27
DOND'S LIVER PILLS
II ARE THE BEST
For BlIllousnsss, Constipation, Headache,
Get u sample OF ionds Pharmacy,
flfth and Main.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Read NJ. Kohn 4 Cos ad this week.
All daily papers, at Doerners, sos
Main street
Gents, call and get your Sunday
shirt for 5oc.
Call and sec Sol johl, boys, lie vii
treat you right
90 and see those elegant pictures OF
Ellenbogcn's, girls
Take notice in our next issue OF III
Kohn & Co.'S prices.
You will find NJ. Kohn & Co. are The
very lowest in prices.
You will save money by calling ut
III, iie East Markham.
Our readers must not fail to read III
Of our new ads this week.
We call attention to u, Ellcnbogcn's
ad In this issue OF the GUIDE,
The bes, kind OF cigars and chcroots
al Docrncr's, sos Main street
you want shoes, call Mt the Capital
store, ii9 East Markham street
We want fifty ncwsboys on satur'
DAYS to sell the AMERICAN GuIpk.
Give NJ. Kohn & Co, call and they
will talk shoes TO suit your price,
Subscribers not receiving their papers
regularly should notify this Office
Remember the prices on shoes are the
lowest at iio East Markham street.
Don't fall to read the advertisement,
Of NJ. II. brown, the great shoe man,
Writing paper, all kinds Of school
supplies, at Doerner's, SOS Main street
Ain. can Of baking powder &C., and
as III. can OF corn Sc, at Hutchisons
Hutchison 4 Co, the cash groccps
on Fifth street, still lead In low prices
You can buy furniture, etc, on youi
own terms at Lonergan's, 6is Main st.
Get Lonergans prices on furniture.
He will save you money. ois Main St
Democratic nominee for constable Of
Big Rock township, Peter H. sehmuck'
Read our adj and then 20 there and
and get wha, you want Go M where
else,
For good, pure, reliable drugs 70 te
weny's drug store, Ninth and spring
streets.
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Our office is removed to No, sos West
Ninth street Stop In and see us.
When you have furniture to be re
paired go to y. Annegaru's, 1909 Main
street.
Weny's Southern Liver Pills" ars
the best; they furnish the key to good
health.
The colored people get the most po-
lite treatment at Joe D. Backs. Read
their ad.
weny's Syrup Of Tar, Tolu and Wild
Cherry" is all the go now for coughs
and colds.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! At sacrifice
prices at thS ahoc store Iia East Mark
ham street,
Meals sre always ready at Sam Mar
kinskys, lie West Fifth strcct-City
Chop House.
You can buy shoes cheaper at NJ
II. Browns than ut any other shoe
store in town.
Joe D. Back & Bro make everybody
welcome at their place Of business
Call and see them.
Re sure you go to NJ. II. Browns after
reading his ad and examine his great
assortment OF shoes.
Ellcnbogcn keeps the very best shoe,
on the market Call and see him be
fore going elsewhere.
When others fail, consult Or. W. J,
r. Bruce. Office, Ninth and Mair
streets Telephone No, 1877.
Your attention Is directed to the ad
vcruscmcnt OF the II, j, George Groc,
Co, which appears elsewhere,
The public should not fail to read DR.
J. NJ Randolph's advertisement In this
issue OF the AMERICAN GUIDE.
Before going elsewhere, stop at Joe
D. Back & BROS and examine thci'
stock, No trouble to show goods.
You can buy anything in the furni
turc line cheap for cash or time pay
men,s nt Lonergnn's, 6is Main street
Al the II. ]. George Grocery Co is o
popular place to trade. Good goods
low prices and courteous treatment
W. A, Sparks, 100 Fast Markham
street, keeps on hand nt nil times o
good stock Of mistits, tailor made cloth
ing.
Read what our furniture dealer il
Argenta has to sny about selling furni
turc on time payments, Go and Sc,
him,
We want all four subscribers to pa,
particular attention TO those who al
vertise with us and go and trade will
them,
We call special attention to the ad
ycrtisemcnt of Gus Blass & Co. They
know how to advertise In Ncgre
paper
When n man fails to advertise In Ne
| gro JDnTuule, itt tut ANet'' '"h w k'''
him their dollars and thereby tea Il
him lesson.
Don't fail to stop In at Sandefur.Jul
ian Co.'S, $40 Main street They kccI
on hand good stock Of liquors. winc'
and cigars.
Don't fail 10 call on W. A. Sparks, No
lo5 East Markham street, before going
elsewhere to purchase clothing
watches, etc.
Sol II. Johl. ai7 Main street, Is still
doing business at the same old stand
lie would be pleased to see all OF hi'
old customers
Lonergran, 6is Main street, will sci
you furniture, carpets, mating, shade'
and curtains cheaper than any one else
lie has no agents
When you are In the city, call at the
Red star Liquor House and get u jus
Of good whiskey. Cheapest house II
the city. A. Lyons, manager, 800 Eas'
Markham street
The American guide., 1896-06-27
CHURotI noTicEs.
Bsthsl A. N. |. Church.

Program for Sun ial June IS; 1. Ad'
dress, DIR, j. u Smith. Solo, Mrs
M. Bryane Ess.y Mira Mary Il
Smith. 4. Duet. Mts Emma Patille
and Roberta wiuacaa. 8. Select read
ing, Mrs. Helena II etwood. 0. Quar-
tettc, Miss Ruby Bailey, buchcda Gar
ner, Geo. Foster a a toward Riley. Z
instrumental solo, Mss Estclla Bush
$. Essay, Miss cynthis Gee Q, Solo
q, W. Cork. TO- Recitation, Miss Bcs
sic Smith. II. Essay, Miss Lucllcr
Smith. ie. Quartctte, Mrs Goodwin
Walker, Mrs. Ida Jordan, W. II. Whit
more and Garville lIancoxs.
n. II. NICHOLS, Pres.
Miss MAGGIE Hun, Sccy.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garner enter
tanned the Ideal Improvement club
Friday evening, June %.
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Mrs. W. A. j, Phillips entertained
Mrs. Viola Thomas Friday evening,
Mr.. Bryant, of Fisk university, de
lighted the guests with music through
out the evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mrs. Viola Thomas, Mrs. w. j.
johnson, Mrs. +. f. Horne, Mrs. Bry-
ant, Mrs. Augustus Richmond and Mrs
Jones.
There was most delightful i'm
promptu Mckinley Jubilee at the res
idcncc of Hon. and Mrs j. L, Bush
Tuesday evening. The evening was
merrily spent with music and games
All were enthusiastic over the prospects
OF success OF the favorite standard
bearer-Wm Mckinley. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the hostess
Those present were: Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
CLANCY, Prof. and Mrs. +. j. Horne
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. johnson, Mrs W.
A. j. Phillips, Mrs, Jones, Mrs Angus
tus Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Spcight and Mrs, Viola Thomas
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A party Of city school teachers will
attend the national educational conven-
ton at Buffalo, n. y, next month;
visit Niagara Falls, New York City and
other eastern points.
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Mrs. q, r, Jones has returned to the
city from a six weeks visit in New
York. Saratoga, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and Pittsburg.
Mrs. W. ]. johnson will entertain
the Owl club Friday evening, July ..
The "owls" will have very interesting
program on that occasion.
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Mrs Brown is in the city visiting hei
daughter, Mrs sam speight'
Mrs. J. X. Rector will leave the city
for Washington Q. g, next week.
Miss Mabel Jordan entertained her
youthful friends Thursday afternoon,
with birthday party at Evergreen
| park.
The American guide., 1896-06-27
Miss MAGGIE Hull, sec'y.
First Ranllsl Church.

Program for Sunday, June 81 l.
Song by the union. .. Responsive read
ing. 3. Solo, Miss Jessie Ratcliff 4
Contribution. 5. Recitation, Luli
johnson. 0. Grafton, Sidney Sims. :
solo, Howard Riley. S, Male quartcttc
o, Essay, Miss Nonnic winfrcy. 10
Instrumental solo. Miss Emma Thomp
son. II. Bcncdiction.
NJ. @. WAsniSeroS. Pres.
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will
located five
lghts
Diseases
dizziness
children
the diseases OF
brain paralysis swelling of the limbs etc. properly
the gnduar enargemen and all asn,e ama ons
facial bhes
lrcdn pmpes and superhuous hair face neck
Epilepsy Cud-A Positive Guarantee.
AND OLD MEN suffering from impaired vitality
who has failed They have imported remedies ana ap
lost manhood and a distressing result
failed except he
completely failed where docy insanity ms de-
SYPHILIS, gce
positively speedily by their French and
lGcrna methods
Write full statement
Personal visits preferred but not
published
% the southern states Little Rock CON
suLTATloN FREE
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Masonic Temple. Little ltocl<, Ark
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lnslalImsnt Goods.

Chas. :, Newcomb, ia West -Four
teenth street, dealer in installment
goods, such MS lace curtains, windo,,
shades, bcdstcads, pictures, mating
carpets, cuspadors, caselS, safes, utovek
etc. Call und scc ns and get bargain
In anything you wish. II will pay yos
70 talk with Mrs Hattie TynA \ ~
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Do You Know

.pd 5'is.' iss, G.. S. C. Sompoauaj SGS' aGi'f'S of
he Blood and System, purihes the Blood, gives
Tone to the system, .lrengthsns the Nerves and
rsnews the Vitality TRY III
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What did you do II FORE Poor Barber
has scared me into ducks NJ anyway.
Its understood that Poor Barber is tho
easiest shaver In the city,
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Look out for the big bicycle contest
TO be given by Sykes 4 Bush. Come
out and sec the wind splittersr go.
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-iVoice . of: the People,
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Alternates-G. S. Harmon, Of Jasper:
r r pettuc Of Newton

Alternates-G. S. Harmon, OF Jasper:
F. F. Pettus, of Newton.
ElectOr-J. r. Mcintosh, Of Lauder
dale.
Executive Committee-J. S. Eaton.
OF Smith: j. S. Williams, of Yazoo.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Delegates-D. NJ. Watkins. of Perry
H. NJ. Quinn, of Wilkinson.
Alternates-P. E. Williams, Of
Pearl River; W. p. Cassidy, Of Pike.
Elector-T. r. Stcckdale, of Pike.
Executive Committee same as before.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Delegates-H. Cassidy, of Lincoln;
Ben z. Wells, OF Kinds.
Alternates-J. N. Lipscomb, OF
Madison; jeff Truly. of jefferson.
Elector-D. NJ. Miller, of Copiah.
Executive Conmittee-Same mem
bers as before.
A motion to recommend the name OF
Hon. W. V. Sullivan as a member OF
the National Executive Committee
frcm the State of Mississippi was
adopted by vote of III to 80.
Mr.. W. J. Vollor, OF Warren. nomi-
mated for delegates TO the Chicago
convention, Messrs. A. J. McLaurin.
H. D. Money, f. c. Walthall and j. Z.
George.
Mr.. Manship nominated Mr.. r. H.
Henry, of Kinds.
Mr.. Mitchell, Of Pontotoc, moved tC
elect all Of the gentlemen by acclama-
tion, the five casting the four votes.
which was done.
Following are the alternates:
W. G. Mclean, OF Grenada: J. X.
Dinsmore, of Noxubee; N. A. Taylor,