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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

~-~~<-r<-<<< -. ~ T-<'<
sCIIIcK is your man to clean, dye repair
your clothing. goods called for ana ce-
Vvered go Fast 9th ST.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC SIGNS.


ILLUMINATED SIGNS for gas or cleo
friritv suitable Tor any night business.
TTIOS HUGHES p Clinton Place.
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GYM. tsIUNs.

--o-~~~N-rr NrDoND0l~~ NNN>Nn1o.NN
M-.4'f.E> developed. Leal.h restored. BY
Irot Ifnc'e method. DEVOID. 80,
Wet 42d-st.. ~ years experience.
TIE GARDNER NORMAL SCHOOL. or
iYNNhSTIC.e AND PRIVATE GYM
NhSiT'M. ~ Eas, 5Pth- st.-Our diploma
qualities students 90 teach gymnastics ~
school or COLLEGE
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nrsINEss FURNITURE & BOXES.
,oooN0oO~~N~~.~~cON- oN~~No~~~cc>N~~~|>~~o~
LETTER and document fling cabinets.
legal blank and card index cabinets
pige6n- hole cases. bookcases; shelving
fancy hardwood boxes. shipping and mall
Ing boxes SEXSNITlI CABINET AND
WOODWORKING co. IS Ann-st.
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.yr,STss MATERIALS.

1880, MATERIALS. pictures and
ARTIST ,a-ge variety: moderate prices.
frsmins,, Of, given customers. HART
pes. "a Tni0n Square.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

ORDERS nromptly executed jobbine at
tendeI 10. estimates cheerfully given;
ADANsON. 81 Ann-st. Telephone. "'iis
Cortlandt.
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IMMATURE PORTR ATS.

~---<~<>~l1r~~ ~<~r.-~.~o0~~ ~(o>
PORTRAITS COMPLETE Special mount
irg me miniature, with paien' iHin.
which take one or Two miniature ans ~"
r'asacI with special giaasra. BRO" - W
Nassau -.
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49, ALBUM containing ten T.. 5:
LARGb ,,ns sent postpaid on receipt OF
battle "a s', Cents. TIE PALETTE ART
PRICE, raet 93i-si.
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS.

.~~~~7I~|~000|IO|| NN|/I|N||||||O0|N
FOR WINDOWS: also aluminium ard
bronze, enameed steel advertising signs.
numbers and name plates for hotels,
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD. 90 Fulton ST.
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HOARO AND ROOMS.

~ ~ " ~ '>N~NSN
A.-io EAST 3STI-ST.-House newly fur
nished: rooms single OF en- suite; parlor
dining room
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CAST-OEF CLOTHING.

ATTENTION. Highest prices paG toi
cast n clothing Call or addfe7S
JOSEPH LEN1NTAE. u 9Th ave.
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DVt SHES.

.ooNoNN~~~~~~~0~~ ~-o~0>~~~~>>N-~>~N~>>>~>>
NAXI'FACTURING all kinds machinc
brushes our specially. WILLIAM L.
WARNER & CO., l3G Centre-st-
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LADIES' TiiLORs.

p = PAULINE & 60. 80 Ea,, 2ath-,'..
IT., Patent Tailor. Sew .il
now ready. 'ates, designs. '1h NJ I''
o. workuansnip. reduced rtlcc.
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BOOKS & CALENDARS.
FINE UnS.

r. VOLKFI,. 43a Gih-ave The latest
novelties In all kinds OF furs; sealsk ms
Persian lamb coats a specially. iuTs
rornodelcd reasonable prices
JOSrPU sCHOHLspEN. s22 9Th ave.
near 4Tih-st.. manufacturer OF fine futs;
remodelling garments TO the latest style;
all orders receive my personal attention.
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PAD BINDING.

.>.~.~-~~~~~~~O>~N~r>>| N~|N">N|N~~Nc~o~o~c"~"
WALTER :. CARVER. 80 Wll'i1m-s',
New York.-Iaper cutting. pSrfor0tiag.
evoicttlng: calendar work "a specially.
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I.BEIIDLE MARKING.

rrrrrTr0Nr0-0|7 = 07-77|7|7-
rIrt Iandlprrhiefs. ETC.. &c. per dozen,
on,is called far SHAW MARTIN, w.
G;n-rye.. bet. 3sih and both fis
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COR SETS.

N~-~>~~>>-~~-~N-~~(>~~N -ocOcN|O~NON1'||-I
PACQUIN MODEL CORSET. latest ~ nv,
civ =, lie had only at THE PANSY
SHOP broadway and Nih 81. LINGERIE
Telpnoifs H8ndkcrchiefs ana Nells
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PRICE NARISs AND SIGNS.

~<[(~rI~NoC<,>h00 N'<vo>'>>>~0~>e0~~->>>>~~~
SIGNS. Price Marks and window Tickets;
rlld and silver stamped. for all bhsl-
rr..cs. MASTERS. PIG Centrc-s'.
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LAW Ems.

ABSOLUTE go days. lIOGSATT q a
ABSOLUTE RrTlIEI-. Aitoin"}s' -
IIVGPCTS Dakota AMI go broadway
ITyoVt.f-S Invesftrafe our Nrfr-
ABSOLUTE divorce. any cause. aim nN
reduced Lawyer GEORGE tpHlN" -.
81 Natsau. s.h floor. teleph me- iV''
Cortlandt.
LAWYER ROBERT T. NOAH. go Broad
way 20 YEAR practice In AL the courts
cl,u and criminal, legal Yes "Nil
,its,,'s Interests ever neglected actions or
damage. arising ont 81 injury Co. p~-ron oF
rroper,y AMI divorce cases s.eclaiip en-
ii4ya :he greatest detective" rfn lu hh',
la. LEGAL c,rresr1ndenis ever whrf'. nc
Woe rfce. Telephone 1880 FranSlln.
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stpERFIIOUS HAIR REMOVER.
TRI'SSI,S.

TnISSES.
~->1~-~<~~>N~~~-(< ~~.~<<NN>~NoN>NN)N~
BUY your Trusses. Band-
nges. Elastic s,ocklngs
~M}W and Optical Good, Of GEO.
4 =M n =. IEYH ~ broadway:
~ - nrookivn. z. D.: ~ years
experience.
AXIOM ELASTIC TRUSS new pa'enieh
f,,,.rovcr,-nD worn day and night
House MIG. co. IA Broadway. New
York
ELASTIC STOCKINGS. 81 20. MAR
SHALL TRUSS CO.. Cos Fulton ST.
B-cOklvn.
GUSTAV BARTH. a57 Bowcry. y. T.. ex-
pert for rupture. Hoods world renowned
truss cureh an ruptures. elastic stockings.
TRl-SSES for every cate ~ rupture. no
matter how severe. J. ESTERMANN.
lN3 ~ ave.
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COINS. MEDALS. CUVIOs.

"EsW-Y0RK COIN AND STAMP Co. So
80 bro idway. =. Y.-I.srxcst stocX IN
'"o'Na' Reliable buying catalogue. ,Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
WINDOW SHADES.

CHEIsTIANsON BROTHERS. 49, and
1874 East 12jth-st.-Flats. private resi-
dences. hotels and office buildings. fur
nished complete. J0bbers in Scotch HOl-
lands and hand pa inted shade cloth.
MAYER BROS. 3l9 West 23d-st.. manu-
fscturers ~ the cheapest and best-made
window shades In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
MEDALS AND BADGES.
vi SIC bones.

join T.. LENNON. - Nassau st..-Ath.
le;.c. bicycle. college and school me
rresrrf4fl0u medals a speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
GOLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS.

~-o~~@-~>-~-r~'--e"~NON~
THE Genuine Foley Colo Pens. Fcun-
tain Pens 81 t. s.. Established Al
vears. re- broadway. opposite lohn-...
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scALE,IAKER AND REPAIRER

>y~~~~~~~>~>~~~e~~~~~>|>
SCALES. new. secondhand. bougn,. 80
e,~hanred and repaired. Fairbanks ana
Howe = every description In stock. Nils
or call O'BRiEN. 20 Sew Chafnhetss'
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ARTISTIC PICTURE PRESENTS.

ooo~NoN~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~o~~~>~o>">"~"~'~
FRAMED ENGRANlNGS. photographers.
aouarelles and OH paintings; popular
n-ices KRAMER BROS. 20l 6th-a'e..
crnosi'e Mays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
p,,pPER,s CORK MATS.

-o~.o ~~~NoyNon-N00N1-NN NTNNooN|N0VN0N
PrPTFR's CORK MATS are most com
Portable to the feet and should be used
IN NIL bathrooms. 1921 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

~~~~~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~
JACOT & son. 10 Union Square Music
Boxes from 1ic. - $3.50. ana ARG
line ~ Musical Novelties ard cuckoo
f.fInfa
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,RIC-A-pRAC SFAN REPAIRERs

-~~~~N1N<>-~>-> ~ INr>-~OoON~NH|NN|1~
c. LEvIELE ~ West 10Th ST. formerly
with Tiffany x Co satisfaction guaran-
teed. fans speciality.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

DIAMONDS, precious stsaes and old gold
bought for cash. flAMRtCk q CO.,
Jewellers $40 broadway. Nsw-Yogk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
e. tIfIi;U.

DIAMONDS. witches. Jewe!ry. repairing
fine complicated watches. French ana
hall clocks spec.nlty old gold bought or
exchanged. Established 1857. 133 9th ave.
near i2d st.
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CUIlsOPODIsTS.

DR LEVY, IS Lafayette Place, ana
West 24th-st.. cures corDs. msfo"'"s
nails and bunions.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

>~>N~O~~~N~~NoO~-o~r
81. 900, WE'LL ESTAB9
LisHF.D hair and scalp treatment business
,or sale. reason. illness. goodwin, once
furniture. stock Included thorough IN
rIruc,lon. method easily learned. MISS
PHILLIPS, capilurglst. 81 East J3th-st
AcTlVE PARTNERSHIP WANTED In
p@yr; business: capital. 5000 Or RI
w PARTICULAR1ZE. Tribune once.
ShANCE or 4 LIFETIME for young
evan as partner In business having an
n,as.Fe article O! great merit, with large
f.n1 and success assured; not encuin-
reon,,'w WIN factory. money secured: -, w
M 60, thorough Investigation solicited;
e.ehs. BONA FlDE. Tribune once.
"V ADDITIONAL. capital required by
inc ,e ~ established school book publish
5eo npsny; no agents. 4. B., Box 32I,
M SALE OF RENT owen Paper Com
pl,r. ar IN property. Housatonic. Mass. APP
900 5IDDlNGS. on premises.
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TYPI; WRITER'S.

HLiC<DNSDERFER TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed The best: price. s35. thou
sands In use; send for home Inducements.
BIICK ESSpERFER MF"o co, 49,
Hroadway Room :.
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WIGS AND TOIPEEs.

WIGS AND TOUPEES: satisfaction guar
antscd CHARLES /. LETT. 80 Yves
agth-st. between Broadway and Gih-ate
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QUICK PRINTING.

.ooooo~ ~~~o-~~~~~~~~~~~
REST OFFER YET Printing ahsolut"y
at your own price. make your oneFs'
JACKSON. * Centre 81.
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DENTTSTR Y.

SENSITIVE AND TENDER TEETH 1lied
absolutely without pain. high-class den
tisiry. twenty thousand references. d.
MAY. l49 West l95ih-s,.
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BLANK BOOKS q sTATIO>ER

TYPEWRTrERS' Supplies: Law Blanks
Defender n!e, u cts. Flank looks. srcat
variety. NINGER'S, l2J Chambefs-st.
FULL, LINE Journals. ieegcrs Day. Cash
Books lowest possible prices. j. j.
CURTIN. 2O7 Greenwicn-st.
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DUNBH ALTERS

>'>>'> -. "a
yt'RTATGH'S standard dumbWalt 'Is,,, m,,'
u, attended 10. J. MURTAUGlI. 2OZ East
4
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NISCEIIIrANOIs.

M WHITE ENVELOPES, roc. Per
600. quart black wiring Ina. -.
stationery At cut prices. &. ). NATHAN.
20 Fulton 81.
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STANMt.RI<G.

+. 4. BRYANT. ". H.. West IAN ct.
Stammerirg and nervous arc IONS %
,,,.~h ~. rotirhly corrected Send f0r out
line q treatment and testimonials.
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DYSPEPSIA CURES.

, ,,,,,,,,r-,et. PROMPTLY RELIEVED ana
Df rnrdd hy Fiorapiexion. sample P9tI,s
eu,hs , mai, or OF Druggists. rHANhi'N
.ie,sp,f I'D West 32d-st. ~ l.
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BOXES. HANDLES e. DESKS.

Z. Il. ESTES & SONS. As John ST
Turned and Locked Corner Wo'r'h
Boxes Handles. Toys. Desks and ChslfS'
single desk al wholesale prices.
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BRASS WORK I:RS.

Ncr~~~N~N~N-Ns~~~~~~~~~ =,
MANUFACTURERS o. plumbers nicSei,
plated goods W. :. 4 X. SMITH, q"
AnR-s;.. New-York
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CUTLER y,
CAMERAS AND IxODAIIs.
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand or
on the hucr Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l5le Broadway. 42l East 4sih-st..
COS A. BRANDT. rel 122-2s'h.
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WATCHES.


WALTUAM WATCHES. III you are
thinking ~ getting one. see US we can
save YOU money. QUINCIIE & BANKS.
2 Maiden Lane Take elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
DELICACIES AND FAN'h ""o-
1.lsRIlEQ

,rODF g. COMPANY. Importers, "h".cs,a."
end retail dealers In fancy
deiicacles OPS "a ave. cor oIsl ~
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

.~N~~.OON~N~~~~~~N~
PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY lr bihah
"Fin De Steele" umbrellas Headqu1r-
ter~. B,rclay-st. Covering with Imported
silF 81 -.
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STORAGE.
sTE>oGnAruEns q WRITER

MISS WOODEH 90 Broadway does ac-
curatc and first class work. booklets
circulars Telephone. 3oOi c0rflanGi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

JANITOE.-By practical plumber as jan
ltor. or in factory; can % all repairs.
PALM l2iS ist-ave.
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AVy ,.s WOMAN B lslREs BOARD: re-
s, hhea private far, ! f.: location. Park to
PPM pm, +yih to - IN st., moderate rate.
hui. t - t.NI, poftoiicc Box 2,063. AS
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
HONEST ard Industrious young man. II
years old seeks position where faithfh.
service will be rewarded good penman ana
mathematician: assistant bookkeeper, entry
clerk, etc. frs; class reference. Care Of
WILLIAM BROWN. p Cornelia-st..
BrOohlyn.
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HOOK BINDERS.

3. J. SCHAEFER. "a Berkman- BOOK
binding OF al kinds neatly cone al mod
crate prices.
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BILLIARD AVN poov r.Urr.
BOARD WANTED.

no 80 SOCF PIE, ANAL private family :
W.. ~ o,hes DoaTders. light room. moderate.
DE- ue'di!ed particulars. permanent. Ad-
ess a J. G. Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Fem ale

CWAMpERMAID.- Protestant woman ~
arst-class chambermRd; would assist
with washing: no objection TO short dis
lance IN the country. good reference. Ad-
dress NJ. |. 2i2 Broadway.
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BOOK SELLERS.

WANTED Late magazines ana oIu
hooks novels and school books to ex-
change &. J.. COX. b2s Sd-aVe
Il EACH. Nureer's bohemia. Amlel 5
Journal" "Firdausi's Poems. mud,
Chayasscs Medical Book. PRATT i'A
C'h-aNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

~~-o~>~~>~~~~~~~~~~o~~>~-
MEN. after others fail consult RED
CROSS ASSOCIATED PHYSICIANS. lGl
West 18th ST. h0uro. lo--l2 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

COLORED GIRL from South wishes days
work or by month; city reference. ii.
REENES 2ls East o6th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
VIOLINS. GUITARS. MANDOLINS
AND BANJOS.

| ~
| u II. KNOPF. III ith-ave.. violin maker;
finest collection o. old vlolins ard 'cellos.
| bows. strings. cases; repairing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
noes. ANIMALS AND BIRDS.

ANGORA CATS kittens dogs ~ every
mails boarded. G. KNAPP. 50 ctl:-ave.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-03

When Stephen Crane wrote "The
Red Badge of Courage" he had never
been in field of battle and knew moth
ing OF military affairs. His work ex-
cited great admiration. But later on
he went to Cuba and was in this front at
San Juan Hill, and in the December
Cosmopolitan" we have another sto.
ry, this time from a real field of battle.
entitled "The Woof of Thin Red
Threads" 1t will be interesting for
those who are familiar with his pre-
vious work TO compare the two-the
imaginary and the real.
Apropos of the name Cosmopolitan"
it is rather curious to note that the
December issue of that magazine con-
tains one article having to do with
Spain, another with India, another
with Japan, another with Cuba. anoth-
or with Jamaica, another with England
another with Rome and still another
with France. This is pretty wide
range.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-03
Editor Chase is 0sustlC.

ANegro who will condone the wrongs
and outrages practiced upon his peo-
pie is a knave and coward. Nothing
could be expected from an informer
prior to reconstruction. 1t was his
stock in trade. He had 6 wicked as
we'll as a brutal master. He did not
possess that sense, that is, so charac-
teristic of the Negro today.
The so-called intelligent NEGRO is
equally as big a coward as the former
slave. The Office holder is unfit for
leadership. His tongue is paralyzed ;
his thoughts lose their coherent at
terance his actions become suspicious
and his entire body becomes intoxicat-
ed from the effects of his salary. Pub
lie meetings to condemn the wrongs
against the oppressed of his race read
like dime novels to him, because he
dares not come within five hun1red
yards of the building in which the
meetings are held. The office holder
becomes the white man ideal Negro
leader, while the real leader is regard
ed imPudent, obnoxious and an incen-
diary agitator. He is 3 dangerous ele-
ment in the community and q bar tc
this proud Caucasian race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-03
Negro soldiers rhreatenlnr.

Macon. Ga. Nov. S0.-Rumor has been
rife in the city that the negro soldiers
of the Third North Carolina regiment.
stationed here. intended to break out OF
camp and destroy the city. and much
uneasiness has been felt both by citi-
zens and soldiers. The excitement
among the negro soldiers was caused
by the shooting in self defense of Pri-
vate VIII Kempin. of Company f, Third
North Carolina, by w. s. simmons.
proprietor of a saloon. Kempin is
thought to be fatally wounded. Sim
mons is in Jail.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-03
Must Look to God.
Philadelphia Christian hecorder 7

'H"oueipnla OAristian hecorder I
What are we Co do? Isit time for
extravagant speeches or for sober ra-
nectlon? The few Of us who can pro,-
tect ourselves are as nothing compared
with the vast numbers who cannot do,
so. For the sake OF the many the few
should exercise sound Judgement now
Let us remember God is not dead let
us not run away from him, but rather
run to Him. The per sistent use of the
spiritual weapons God has given ms.
He lives. No
Let our enemies remember that wa
raise no insurrection that we usurn
no power that we give the country no
trouble or our own making. Patience
Will bring its own reward. We are A.
curing education and one of these
days we will be in position to ns;1o
tain OR rights the same as white n,an
do. and we will do it with the helm ~
white men. VI
We implore our people to stand firm,
Inc blood OF innocents paved the vav
for the redemption ofthe world. ana
the blood now being shed is SLOWLY hn1
surely paving the way for the red dsron~
tion OF our outraged people.
Faith In God is by no means to he
forgotten in this emergency.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-03
A Question For Mrs. FELTON,.
o. Observer ]

Mrs. Felton,. wife Of ex-Congressmau
FELTON,, OF Georgia, wrote lester re-
Gently calling upon white men to
Lynch 1 600 Negroes week II NJ ces-
sary that white women OF the South
NAV be protected" II Mrs. FELTON,
will be just enough TO tell what ought
to be done with the white men Of the
South, In erder 90 profess the honor ri
the colored women she might strength
en- her cause in the eyes OF the world.
Mrs. FELTON, should put her hands over
her mouth, unless she is prepared to
own up both sides OF the question
Colored women OF the South need far
more protection from white men, than
white women need protection from
colored .neu, and we believe Mrs +
knows it too
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A COLORED MAN LYNOHED.
Others Saved with Difficulty.

MACON, GA, Nov. "a special TO
the telegraph, from Monticello, Ga.
says: Ed. Merriweather, the colored
man, was drawn up to tree yesterday
to be iYnched, he confessed to the muir
der of the young white man and said
three other colored men, Irwin Clancy
Jake Glover and Mary Ramey assisted
him. After disposing of Meriweather,
the mob rushed back TO the Jail to get
the other coiored men who had been
arrested on suspicion. Ropes were put
around their necks ana they were
dragged to the place where Meriweath-
er's bullet riddled body was hanging.
A large number OF citizens had heard
of the effort to lynch the other three
coiored men and they rushed to the
scene 1t was only pv the most vigor-
ous efforts that this lynching was pre-
vented. One of the colored men was
about to be drawn up on a limb. when
a young white man jumped forward
and cut the rope. The mob then gave
up ana the three colored men were
turned over to the sheriff. They are
now in jail.
In his confession, the colored man
lynched yesterday. said that he and
his companions killed young Pope to
get the money from his pocket.
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Must Unite CT Perish.
lColorado Springs. Col. Sun. 7

III.
OF the many races which conn-;aa
our commonwea ealth, the Neeroez are
the only one that has proven than
selves incapable Of continuous, Judi
cious organization. There is no use to
mince matters and endeavor to conceal
that which is patent to the most casuel
observer The Negroes in this and
many other communities are their
worst and dearest enemies and the
sooner we realizs this fact and ao.
knowledge the corn the sooner will the
race be accorded many of the rights,
and privileges now denied them.
III the Negro race is ever to take TIA
place among the races of the earth
they must first be true to Themselves
and TO each other tn sy must endeavor
not only individually but collectively
for common purpose and common
interest.
To do this they must overcome the
petty animosities and ganglin0 OF
clicks and clans; they must cease to
light and pull down one another. Thav
must know and realize what their best
interests are and work for that goal.
But the dime is not far distant
when mobs and organized bands of ruf.
tians will impress these salient truths
upon the Negroes never to be forgot
ten, and eventually force them into a
closer union, whether they will or not.
Will the colored men view the hand
writing Oh the wall and unite, or will
they ignore 1t and perish?
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A Contemporary Puzzled.
Baltimore, Md, Afro. American. ]

baltimore, Nd, Afro. Americana
There is no question but to a certain.
extent, the Negro of America has fall
an upon evil times. J1st as the black
h aroes had covered themselves all over
with glory on the battlefields of Cuba-
tia old time spirit of half dead slaverv
days returns to make trouble with the
C cjlored people of the Southland. Look
at It from any standpoint we will
there looms up before us a dark cloud
the density OF which it is almost i'm
possible TO pierce. In the midst of
this almost impenetrable darkness the
question arises, What is to be done
now Co ameliorate the condition of the
Negro in the South ?'' Louisiana. Mis-
sissippi, South Carolina, and other
States with their Jim Crow Cars''
street and railroad, determinations of
every kind and disfranchisement make
together a most deplorable state of AZ.
fairs. We are at crisis what ia TO be
done? Who will solve the problem?