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Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Oct er let lite Iaa idnoipnligi, al
Der iipmmsr blioer itdrtet en- Gur til
S5Iauo. Senbmsringerne sr dlereoe
! unoerbauoling meo SenomsrIte
0ampitibsieltubs DIRECTION ON at Iud
leiet 0ampTtibet "Storfioro" % tom.
mer man opersns, er Der pit in9sn
Spil om, at ct tiIitrnttsIigt antuI Del
ta9ere teqncr fig. iuu 1ursn tommer
iitano.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

@als'6prtning ipnes man at piae
0sS' 't9 'i!sr / Smdalenens. Gu norlta
!. n''ltan't 3orobruser i Stisbsrs, Der
.'i Inso msset Selo oprteoe Mais,
l"''att'r 'aar. Ss M begpnoer andre
q ia ,itsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

"Sarilbgaaro" er al Gieren Worten
Satobien Iolgt til q. R. Wsuer, 81
tjar, for $1,000 Str. uoen 8eietning.
8aarbens Qredl er SO Sbr. 2ano gger
og gng Us Stop. Sarttorn 9l2.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Spsneprait for Supers pr9itez
si9lo blanot 5arserne ). psterieu er
uonGpnt til Sognsprait for gitere
Y~raftesi9lo. Ganp. tbeol. 8. Uintber
er b~eitittst til Sognspr2it for Wop
Menigbsb / gibprg Stift.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

NJ 6usladnsfonost .r | Seosmorten
sras Commune tiIItdat 1900 ar. cs
,rras aommllne 1900 2r. Sitre
,rrs commune sr tilitddet 1000 %
.s,,rs 9ommuue AGO Gr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Gn at apng5bergs melt aF6olot,
Vt9no, 8og6oIosr i Sparebuntsn 20.
ban Sin8epIaos, OsOe 2sroag ben 26ot
IfaI al 9ierteIammeIie, Al Oar gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Mrs. Winsiow's Sosthins Syrup 81 81 sammeit,
aoot prcpsf TiooeL iom ! optr SO Aar bar pdret brnst
al MilIloner Modfe FOR osrss Smaab6rn ! Tandperl.
oden mso f~uIdkommen Sukces. Dst b~srol,ser Bar
NET, bloeajer 8untmtrns, forninoiisr SetdnoeIfsu,
eulmer Smsrten, hslbreerr piuefolf, tdr en mssf
bchaaslid Smda % er oei bsofe nlieoel MOB Diarre.
sdiass az DrnsaiHsr oDsroli | psteFn. buit at for.
ianar mrs. Winsinw's Soothing Syrup" % tag inc
asn dnosu Slaes. ptiisu or - Gents 5lsffsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

iyrumn9s !Sotel pau @osieltrdnosr
blir / oisIe Oaee betpoeligt uooloet,
ioet Der til Sotelets Sitsnoe mob 8unz
bet upfprss en- itsrre 5lsibpgnins pad
ca. 1712 Metsrs 2ansos % 9 Ilsters
greooe, inOebolOsnOe en- itprrs Sptls'
Idl, II Metsr lang og s Wleter brsn
FAINT 16 Sengep9relisr meo % Ssnss,
Den alore Del At 9otellet inOeholoeT
"a @arelier mso 40 Sengs. 9otellsi
tommsr ultIad eftsr llODiosli'n til al
funne bpoe pau 40 gerelisr os O.
Senge.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Tx Mai isss at ia p9rst ferret fer
aa isitljgt runot omtring / Rorse.
Va lire Steoer meloes BET, at Set
iHtNrr, iaar bar BAIT itsrre SilHut'
irs ,no iGoodnliat.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Hibe, 30te Wai. Web Grtrdtog
antom ibas fra Gsbicr9 ca. 700 Stolez
bprn for at beie Ribes NertoGroiabsz
Der. 9ette er bet Itprite 4ntaI, ner
noaen Sio bar beipgt Dor 9amle apnz
geItdo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

s'a'o5ug8er 9isoal liss.r for liz
M lq8 paa RigstNpitulet, itertt ans
!ti%' al gi9t, Den Butte at 5rt.
N'tIlas, ION Sunitneren baope fGrs
@l Ser, nil MI bIips busget ! Murs
@'' Oct ital pore ct aoot Nrbsios.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Sfsl8s inoleben WebreleIie er en-
OdnIt Manb, German Gbriitiun Qns
Dreas Rptbe, dfeaaet oeO 0sOen / Be
neSuela. Den 2tfosoe fuIot / Sla9et
psb Mandcal Iom General / SnIurgens
ternes Scr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Greoeritsberg 9ommunaIbeitnrslic
bar be'ut ben m oprstteoe Bolt ION
Gulpm91tig ! 8reosritsberg 8ommls
mes Setretariat meo Gdro. jur. %. &.
6arpstb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Gn @ulomeoalis ira ben boqanoite
aeeiering sr / oisis 9age bIepen tmiIitiIs
let artitett ulpol / Ranoers, Der iers
Zig bar sjurt zig betienot peo llnberiss
gslIs at be samle airtetlutter, hporaf
Here er Itsbt. al bollanoite &lotteites
bere. Siblissrs bar Or. llloaa fra
famine 2anbs Regierins mootuset en-
SsIpmsbulie.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

8aaromdnb g. sbmien / Simes
Iteo fom forlebsn ulptteIig al 0age
peo at 6eItene for bans 9o9n lob lgbit.
span sftsrIuber Jig Suitru "a 5 ~utcnfirs
merebe Born.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

gpgbploer peb SommumboIpitdlet /
&jcbenbapn ). :. q. 8enBrn er af>
gaaet peo Debsn / en- 2tlOer al 70 Qar.
Den Niopee, Der par Riooer at 0annes
brpg, bdppe betl9bt i'm Sitting peo
6oipitalet / pper 81 Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

29rer peb RssSen Stpie 9. Yetsrs
ZEN er bsifittet iii Stplel9rer og &irtss
iauger / gliteb, @eiterlisbierg 6erreo,
Qarbus @mt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Den SrugSsisr 8. Mf. ai9rs Rom
fursbo til6srsnos patre Gddro 0lar'
uas / giat pr. 5rsori,sbalo mso Ct
tibet Sagbrug os itor Stranoltret'
nina til 6smissn blep forleoen peo
Spanasauttion iolst til Sd9bruss'
fo~rsning,n for 1880 &ronsr. 9er'
Iiotsn mso SnOtisbet sr al 'Ifrt i's
Stranorsttsn, hpiltst er al getponlnJ
for Ereoeritsbalps Sru9ssisre, ON
man Nal tunne sjsnnsmfsrs en- posr'
liosre SpoGmnins al 6smisen til
ganpfsrinssns Suritsrtslls. Sas5rh'
oet pil 6lipe neolasi, cs fprmentlis biz
Der bette pgiaa silfeloet mso bet paa
Gienoommen beligsetos mssst om'
Ttr,pns SemIp ssglpert, Der panlisll5
fan brip,s ubsn ! 6orbinrslts mso
Sagbrug.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

oelItabst for Rorge8 Bel bar Tibet
2bord 0ObIoug 5ournas, ct Stipen,
Plum pao $50 &r. til ct Sp6olo Dam
mart for at uoodnne fla Iom 8@artner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

aittdanstr ! Qitim Cars San'cn
arrssoable sr afguoet oeo 8so.n eiter
10 Qars Q9rerpirtiombeo. 9an par
|eHairtnss Glofte 2erer % ncn me-
IN 9ilio / lin gDgo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

SjaIpsIarer s. Gbr. Olisn al
8iergiteo peo Salurobcre er 6%efittet
til StcIelerer os &irteidn9er i 6inoes
rup, 8ibpre Stiff.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

6oritanoer for Rin9tiebing Serns
baneitation $. Meaer bar ben lite
SUM perst anTdt psb Stotsbanerne /
% Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

smtrait ON 9pgning al ct 1000
,ns sraoampItib er Iuttst meaen,
sss5Mmsfter 9oban Ssr9enIsn, Sc
M u SalsIen &c 2pperIsn gorsen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Ranosrs, 28oe Wtai. gienbpmmsn
"Oanrsoans" pau 6alo MSart Dso
Hunoers er at Sogfsrer garlag m, f.
ioIst til Slogtermeitsr $. Rielien al
2lalborg for 10000 &r. Gienbommsn
bar ct 4real at 125 5or. 2ano. CART
torn 10 Chr. Sei9tninsen mebfslssr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

QiIsrinsen at 90. WdieItat &ona
gems Rptteritatue / gsbiero er MI fa'ts
lat til at TtuGIs fiuoe Steo ben 2Soe
SUM-.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Waior &eilbau CT ubnpont til Sc
l1eralmdior FAINT 8snerdlintsnoant o,
ebsf Tor Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

5ifgs "0opre" bar Stsriteoelen at
lrtdo,rre pto Storoarts 8rube neoz
.s Q,b,io,t. Gitsr bouo 8luost meos
sE, itdI araOet paa 2snsforlun9enot
Ms ia ON 40 grocent.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

m Mar fnlots fOrleoen Sirsodg
ariftfre Ereslanp / Sspig. 5nn
/. fr,ns,,ss raft co uunosfrii.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

N'''sos'threr .. q. GorneliuSlsn Ell
=, .so'' DID 0sosn / ariitiania eiter en-
mG 'a!'9 S0gorm. Dlaf absl Cor
w., o1r fsot / ariitiania 25os
s,s,1' 1850, par Sfn at oaparenD;
t,., '@oI', l'nere Snipeitsr for aria
c.. ,,. Sor9ers % Hsalfole elias
!. ','alen % til6srte en- CANNED
ssu .'8t ira GaarOsn gtre GiOs
'"n''i8 j gtrs sOsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

s~n-sns6oloct peO Hnbsr9iunc er
15e mai. D. 81. opsrbrugst Gbrls
sIton "a Olioia Sletten mob en-
mia gootoigreIie AZ 9r. 100.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

=, a,rrit 1bI,n bill sfter forlps
..si somnsr .age Opbolo peo Gam
yz.rSs glo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

os ~ Quf.ion paa 9aaroen Rame
Id Qoroal Qcroag opnaaeoes inOtil
\. 17e0 pr. Stippunp, BERT iberegnet
sr-tptrlH1tr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

~eoaoabrsrat pad 6sna Muasr er
yand i'll qoitaabnsrite p.b Sauges
Et,ra qoitaubneri. Gil Still
G,,n 5aox msIot fig Is Infsgers.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Murer Sens Ssrseni.n / 9iui faIot
iorleoen ioa ubelois al en- 8ogn, at
ban mart efter aisif po 9spen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

o..r-p;b.t "GiospoIp" tommer
.,.,,gs fl at 9aa at Stabslen ! iiOite
hsal At Stunt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Ganp. pbarm. 8. g. Dan. bar els
bpIbt 9inaoelie til at onlGgSe % orioe
ct Npptbet / 5ellsrup.
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NibuIoaforcorae

bplDes al Eroi. 8. 8 Hponbl
giuo Ripers. Weinu., 26oe 3uui; Rprtb
Brand 27oe Sum; Oslo. 2sOe 3uHi; 8aitor
Seliuls aa!o cote SUM I'll 2oeu 5uli; Yaftor
aitelnuoS auIO 3ole III Ste 3uli.
Yaiior Z. q. Itoruilipn
gerlep. giieI 25oe Suni Wiooleton, aiter
26oe Sunl; llriano, aiieH 27oe Suut; 8uf.
idlp. aiteH 2soe 5uni; Moorheao, aiten
29oe Suni; Siree, Nitsu 30te SuHi; 3nnism,
? til 3 @ange lite 5uli; Carlisle % CmeSn,
2beu 3rli.
Guitar Gioe l
Noa Giten 26os 3uHi Stodwooo, Giten
27oe Suui; Safe Bart, Niteu 2Soe SuHi
Rifwopo Qfien 29oe 3uni; anoubou, 30ts
SuuI og l gull; 9larisid. aften 2oeu gull;
Cobb Gouutp, peo Siatls, Abe Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
Oann,arf.

Gn 5dnbeIsforenins p~aotrn'.s bans
net / Sabp, bpor 5anoelsitanoen bios
til bar pQrst uoen Organization.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

29rer peo 2ombcrg uorore StoIs 9.
g. gitsrbp er talbet iii Stolel9rer /
Ssiuspis, 8orbasies Seinspig puitprat
% Sialpelarsr / giergiteo s. 6. Slieu
til Stplslarer % airt.idnser / 5inoes
rup, 0plsrup Pditprat, Herlpng Ser
rPn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
1Ioroe.

a....s,or cans Guos % 5rue I.
;,;r,r it 8utp6rpaup ben 25Oe
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Epoprtet % uopoprtet Wtnrrap os StI'
iiuS Counter witnnefota, c9
Hididuo oq Sargeut 0oS, Roro Iafota.
SOr Iuioitpuoig uuoerretnIng ~ttlltrtu
eler beigg Oscar Soneeren Il 60,
Bererdl Sanougenier
81 Gat't Germ. am. 8aul 8log,
Sf. Raat, TtiHn
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

W norfte Statsiernbansr bar !
s.''s loar baot en- SrafitinotGgt al
|' $4,000 SIR. sller 10000 Sir.
gn''' 'no / Darts ifipr. Meraters
%n'n og SRtersoalsbanen piier en-
.'f5si &on8soinssrbansn, Smaas
,a'oaa'n "a 9eItbansrne en- forminos
h 3notrot.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

"'o 9r. Ormeitdb, Sprrstninssfe.
ari'tllnla Observation-Disclosures,
,a,ap gaataIempnbigbeoen besiGret
n ss19 5orunoeripselis nngaaenoe bans
p''nlR5 meo be Srusler, Der iom
= ~F y az 6orbunOst fremfsrtss mob
y aF':ioer Deb grsorene Sunots me-
snife 9rtf,o.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

=, q~,i,roe.qgs peO @ooums Bah
!. i Mt, War uuIat 9r. Or. s. alas
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
wait GicuO D iit,
tiifaIas eaer tileie.

rrtrttsftnsHtsr urssr "SnRss". ~Il1,s-. III.
faiGt~ ra ~gi.srfpsrsisi- tsfsr y Isr'si5- IS Dc,
irr trtr Sons. cafH GsaEgs Go fec at. i0zo1:S
titer % Cr5. HvsrisFcm.Itcr tH5tas.i ". 10:
mirtrs Us = Scents. 4sras Maa ufra5ta.ita atefgs;
cLcbslMinasz 4sG isanse 10 .is ~ SSst,ss -
naa @itrrHer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Gagien iuoe6otost ~ iafsrtt Garauti Candies.
2 auqisE, ertrd ftpre: 8 fRlgtte e~lsftrtite Spreaber
Candles. ( Sna er, cgtra tore; . fulFrie m~etsortiie
GantlEs. . Au3tcT. ezra tore; 8 iulsrts s'n Rofsts.
= 8uuot { lul9rfe IN R9dtt8 I RuHb 1 tugsrt
eriru tort auT celia piul; 8 fHlgrts EXTRA Tore Ron
bite 1boDcrs. fulgrt Ertanglr. 2 ua8er; 1 iuls SIT
2riaualt u 8unc iuisri siisrHe pitne. 20. 4;
I tulsft Giange l3iue; ] falsrt sEfra tor gbiRd
1lger: 2 NaHber 8ao 1dbieau Sire, u 8nrs; I aanee
@rpa Edbleau 5irs, u 8nEo aaHee gidG Tabieau
Sire. X BuHb Etrit.
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GpruGrferi
~ for Ace Sult!

Scr at 9iure bet leiuiuot for benz, lom sniter
at ieitltgboIoe Abe Suit bar pt ioretogst
eiteriglqenoe onbpggeiige uounla al for
lheltge SiagS soot Jprp9riert.
JON ienoes neopaitetI ZEN aasie 81
for. ... pS<VV
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2Imerifanre Tlae.

9ru,ie BomaiosH' saa stang. SisreIis Q6c
ilxi5 Louimer. pr. 8uitH wv
9Iira 'pr 2orio, f5e.
Trpfte BoHuloSNas paa staH8, Ststrdie GOr
isxg7 TOumgr, pr 1ufn wv
Grtra for Horto. SOC.
Gpses amsriiauite 5la}, BEL rIos JIasons, "a 5O
St1Hoar0 Bunting. Ks Joo....... $50. po'oo
Sptos amtritaaite dla3, bel utes 5laseus, az M
lflnhnrh Y~tHntIna- hYg nnt pO.OO
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

0nSfcs. Smco, mda bare COB /
~ SetelIontua % Blo9arbetoe. On iao'
oon iGa laa iia5Ist arbeloe. VI. 8booiu,
8ouucbD, Y{Inn. ABB
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

TiNal0s. StoIeruaoet | WabsI,
X Wilu., tar 20 bru9te 5'oispulte | COB
tdnO. iom bet agter at irIgc btligi. %. u.
WtaHucl. SC'retpr, 40b3.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
gorIfe eaer oan Ife glaa.

3rsiis Ssmg osnaa pGa Etaas, IS Eommsr 6nr
laHle, vr. Euflu -. ............ VIZ
9Etra 10. Bortc, tSe.
TyD,te gortHissgag pal stang. xI %
% 1oumrr tango ~. GuEln. ........ ~A'-o
GEtr1 for Bcrtp, Boo.
Enebe Bomutosgag. be9its svaIiis'. 90 Rom 50r
Wtf llUHt, 70 NisA .s.s- sees -. .-.-..s.
Spsoe g0NulssEas. 5sbat spaiitst, I'll SO
46h rn6. pr. dja5 ................ WV
Sneoe Horiss sler edRfs Stag, BET rlos 90 So
Tias5aa Stanoars S%aHtia8, 4x5h 5eo.. Vo'oo
Gutoc Ho-its eler oanite 5lag, bel nlo5 xS M
5iaabHL staalaro Bunting. 6xsh Dob. Vc'OV
III teialsr xrpreis tGer 8otsorto psa 9pstsr ca
Stag. aHbtageR hser tp,et eli aHmrriei.
~NORTHWESTERN SUPPLY CO.,
284 Grand Avenue. CHICAGO.
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'ber Fsncsx
gaar iFaha&
bT0rfW
" O2 hy0rlX
CEFENI
efter
Eehe oct
lie dyrasis a
mya7rt; -
Diskonto I
st. eorl6,I
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WtnL
Spo. "A Rrener, etuino - Or.
Mart sutr OF 50 Ore. ar rsI,n 3 NJ n ES;
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skk 4 X
j 6hM
enuine !
=. Nskpfln1
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KLEH

IN Lin
AZ Pris.d
Tsst3,ill
los & III
JUL W.
40 FabnGsl
81
,rydnings
lsndetst
send prj
eeristand
plpa Dem 4
kle veil
SsuTshd
bsilcsuasi
\ CAlCA61
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|rneuog1
alh,ul gtd
|ti3S a1
Ht'p % ri
Tiage y
(uatG BFd
Tttg FITtj
strRE'@
llsgtu I
Iptao. II
The colored American., 1900-03-10

my children for the various little all
ments which annoy little ones, and the
result is that they are never sick, but
always strong and healthy. I have
gained forty pounds since taking
Pe-ru-na."
So many people have what is called
dyspepsia without having the slightest
suspicion that catarrh of the stomach is
the cause. Such people take pepsin and
a thousand other things, vainly hoping
to get well. But the catarrh remains,
and of course the dyspepsia remains.
Pe-ru-na cures these cases permanently
by removing the cause, which is catarrh.
Pe-ru-na has cured more cases Of dys-
pepsia than any other remedy in the
world. Address DR.. Hartman, Colum-
bus, Ohio, for free book.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

Miss Dade stegeman, Superintendent
Of the Chicago North Side Woman's
Club, Of Chicago, in recent letter to DR..
Hartman, speaks of Pe-ru-na as follows:
"Pe-ru-na has often been used by the
members Of our club in cases of stomach
trouble and general debility-also re-
Gently in cases of La grippe, and always
with the most beneficial results. I think
a great deal of Pe-ru-na-often recon-
mend it to my friends, and am glad to
say all who have tried it speak a good
word for it."
Mrs. Emily s. Carson, Austerlitz,
Mich, says:
DR.. s. B. Hartman-Dear Sir: had
been troubled with dyspepsia and indi-
gestion for many years, and was very
much reduced in flesh. I could not eat
The colored American., 1900-03-10

least distress, sleep well, and, instead
of the living skeleton I was, am now
healthy, feshy woman. This was In
1889, and I have continued well ever
since. I have not been without your
remedy in the house since my recovery.
I advise all sufferers to do as I did and
be cured.
Mr.. John F Schmidt says: " "Pe-ru-na
has saved my life. For five years the
best doctors had pronounced me incur
The colored American., 1900-03-10

quences. I could get no rest by day nor
sleep by night. I tried every remedy
advertised for the cure of dyspepsia
without the least benefit. At last I got
q bottle Of Pe-ru-na. confess had no
faith in it, as had been so often disap-
pointed; but in day or so felt much
improved. Food did not distress me as
before. I continued its use, and, after
using a dozen bottles, was well
woman. 7 can eat nything without the
The colored American., 1900-03-10

anything with
out the greatest
distress after
wards. My food
would come up
and my stom-
ach becam 9
very weak from
ia s ting, as I
preferred to go
without food
rather than suf-
fer the conSe-
The colored American., 1900-03-10

a b l e. I suffered
with. a complica-
ton of diseases
palpitation of the
heart, nervousness,
weakness and dys-
cps i a. A f Q W
bottles of Pe-ru-na
an d M a an-a-lin
cured me. Peru
n q @ q n no t b @
b Q a t e n. I give
your medicine to
The colored American., 1900-03-10

good. II the work 60 suspiciousIy start.
ed out by DR.. Brown years ago and
held up by the Order now, and stirred
and insp pired by the Monday nights
meeting is kept up, much good will
come to tbs. Order.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
A BANNER NIGHT.
Continued from First Page

was full of good points and timely hits.
HIs illustrations were of charac-
ter to make his ideas plain and
clear to the dullest as well as to the
brightest minds in his audience. He
made the point that it was the duty OF
the colored people to concentrate their
efforts, the energies and in their mon
eys into channe where the race itself
would bsnefitted, By illustrations he
showed that the Negro was his own
worst enemy from the fact that instead
of puttiog thsir money into concerns
of their own race, they gave 1t to white
people who refused employment to the
boys and girls Of the race but who readi
Iy and willingly accepted the money of
the rscs and built up large and success.
fuI Institutions t ON it. His appeal
was magnetic and he carried his audi
ence with him. In the middle Of bis
address he was Interrupted by Rev.
George W. Lee, the pastor Of the church,
who came in to explain the cause of
his absence DR.. Lee is always elo
quent and explained in five minutes
talk to the audience that his absence
was not to be taken as an evidence Of
any lack of interest in the meeting or
In the work of the True Reformers
he said he was True Rsformer him
self but that other duties which also de-
mRnded that the interests Of the race
be looked after called him away from
the meeting. He was applauded fter
telling number of humorou anecdotes.
Mr.. Kyle wound up his eloquent and
sensible talk amid loud applause. Mr..
O. G. Dixon then introduced Chief J.
T. Robertson, who after apologizing for
the absence of President Taylor, said
that the mission of the True Reformers
was SO great and it's principles and
platform 30 broad that any number of
persons might exhaust their informa-
lion in telling Of the good work and yet
leave great deal unsaid. Mr.. Kyle's
theme was to show the possibilities of
the Negro in Combination, concen
sration and corporation. Mr.. Robert
sons theme was to show what had
been accomplished by these three agen-
oles through the True Reformers. He
IN most elegant diction explained that
DE Brown, the founder, had started
lhe organization with 100 members and
SioO IN money some eighteen years
Ago and showed by facts and figures
mat today the organization known as
lhe Grand United Order of True Re
OFmer is composed of more than
sO,oOV neil, women and children; that
'ne organization had handled more
'nan 81, ,OOG, 900; that it now had in
'ssn and realty more than 500, 900 and
nat 1t had paid out more than .
The colored American., 1900-03-10

Miss M. ]. Poole and Mr.. James
Porter have opened ladies' tailoring
establishment at 1888 10th St., north
west, where they will give the best
services to all their patrons. Give
them q call.
The colored American., 1900-03-10


practical way the methods BY which
not only the different Fountains, but
by which the bank was conducted. In
answer to o question he showed how
the bank could afford to lend money
and how the real estate feature of the
oa' K was making from rs to 40 per
cent. on its investments. A most
telling illustration of his was, a few
years sgo while Mr.. Cleveland was
President, and when the panic had
struck all parts Of the country that the
White banks OF Richmond had refused
to advance money to large depositors
even for small amounts. He spoke of
the fact that the treasurer of the school
system of Richmond after having gone
to all the white banks In Richmond
and was refused by them to advance
money to the school teachers, that as q
last resort he had gone to the True Re.
formers Bank. He telephonsd to the
company asking for the loan and was
told that he could get the money,
Thinking, perhaps, that the cashier
Mr.. r. I. Hill, did not understand him,
the superintendent called him up again
and repeated his request when he was
told by the cashier, Mr.. Hill, that be
could not only get the amount he
wanted but twice that amount if he
desired it. (This statement was re-
celved with deafening applause).
Mr.. Robertson then called attention
to the fact that discrimination wss
being heaped upon the coIored people
every where; that i'll Washington where
the colored people constitute one-third
of the population, they had little, if
any representation in the business
world. He spoke of the absence of shoe
stores, clothing stores, dry goods stores
and other commercial enterprises oper
atsd by colored people In Washington,
and emphasized the fact that tho lack
of these enterprises kept young colored
men and young colored women who
are graduating from our schools every
year, out of employment. Then he
showed by facts aud figures the large
amount OF money spent by colored peo-
pie and explained in graphic language
what the real mission of the True Re-
formers was. After recspituIating the
work already done, he spoke of it's
future possibilities and of the fact that
It's operations extended from the At
lantic to the Pacific and from the Great
Lakes to the Gulf; that 1t was the wish
Of the president, Dr.. Taylor, that the
magnificent property now owned in
this city to be used for the establish.
ment not only Of bank but for other
business enterprises. His speech b had a
most telling effect. Not person left
the audience although it was after ten
o'clock when he finished his address,
The True Reformers are to be congrat-
ulated for sending two such able and
young men as Mr.. Robertson
and Mr.. Kyles to represent it IN the
absence of it's president. The meeting
adjourned by taking up nice collec.
I1on. Then the officers OF the different
Fountains of the District. together with
L - kl>
The colored American., 1900-03-10

The True Reformers are to be congrat-
ulated for sending two such able and
eloquent young men as Mr.. Robertson
and Mr.. Kyles to represent it IN the
absenee of it's president. The meeting
adjourned by taking up a nice collec.
ton. Then the officers OF the different
Fountains of the District. together with
the speakers of the evening and few
invited guests adjourned to the True
Reformers' Hall, corner 4th and N Sts.,
north west, where asumptuous banquet,
which was intended for President Tay-
lor, was served,
The meeting accomp ished much
coed. The speeches brought to the
minds Of many OF those who were pres
ent the necessity of union in business
way on the part Of the colored people,
and the effect will be lasting .andi for
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-03-22
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