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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

The mother would be horrihed at the
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tion has been well named a "God-send to
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mine. Every woman should possess q
copy of the peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal adviser, sent free on receipt of p one
cent stamps to pay expense Of mailing
only. The same book of zoos pages in sub
stantial cloth for 81 stamps. Address DIR.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
FOR RENT-A Good, comfortable
room suitable for two or three gentle.
men. 4Ob G Street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
Notes.

"Side Tracked" which comes to the
opera house Wednesday. is one OF A.
Q. ScammOn's productions. Mr..
Scsmmon's Real Widow Brown"
gave satisfaction here, and am sure
that "Sids Tracked" will do as we'll,
il not better, and to all who want to
pass three hours of enjoyment suR
gest that they go and see "side Track
ed" Wednesday night. Respectfully,
f. D. WoLFEE, Mgr.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

ton, the express agent, and Edgar R.
Vance, as JGdge Pscksniff of Jones
boro, are excellent in their respective
sharacter,. Gertrude Barnes estab-
fishes herself as 3 decided fsvOrite by
her natural acting and songs and
dances. Cecile Lorraine and Marguer-
lite Naynsld appear to advantage in
their different characters.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA
IaR. ARTHUR RUSSELL SECRETARY.
An Error Made Yesterday in N,ming .
Sunday Sohssl OHHosr.

10 yesterdays issue Of The Times
the name Of Mr.. Arthur Russell
should have been given as the one
sleeted to the office Of secretary Of the
sunday School Association OF the
ArchdeAconry Of BrRaswick instead
of Mr.. John Ralsson, Z reported. The
error was ocossioned By Zip Of the
memory OF the gentleman who fur
nishsd the names and it was not in
territorial. Mr., Russell is an excellent
young man and a good worker in the
Sunday schools, and his friends wish
for him much success in his new Of
tice.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

No play now touring the country il
go well staged, so oharmingly Aett d sr
grand in conception and sentiment as
Lewis MOrrison's "Faust," which lie
this season making its farewell tour.
Its appearance in this city Is not far
Of
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

Mr.. Ollie Johnson, well known
young man, died at the hospital yes
terday after having been sick long
time.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

:" V1V6V V0N-F'
Judge Conoley yesterday bound over
to Superior court Jonas HigginbOt-
ham, a negro, charged vita assault
upon the person Of Mittie Holt, col.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
Side Tracked Tonight.

Large and apprsciative audiences
ars witnessing the production Of that
sensational comedy drains, "side
Tracked" which will BE- the attrae-
tiou tonight. It's startling deuoue-
ments and mirth provoking 'ituatiOns
evoke rspturOu, applause. The
company is good one 10 every par
ticular, ard be members appear thor
oughiy at ease q their yariOus saarac-
tors. Tue spscialtier, consisting CT
up-to date song., dances, dusts, trios
and cho uses, are givsn IN avery cred
table manner. The principal featurs
in the drama is tramp, through
whose persistent efforts a mysterious
crime IS finally cleared up. The
character is assumed b. r. a. O'Con-
aor, who is deserving Of much praise
for his performsnce. He is- a clever
singer and dancer, and Is to be oom-
meuded for overcoming the psrcepti-
bic temptation 10 butfooosry. Mat
scbafsr, as Fritz Grabhold, G,rmau
section gang boss, makes many friends
b. his rpeoislties. Lon Stevens has
good face ard figure, which, together
with his ability a. an actor, make bin
ons Or the favorites Of the caste
franklin I. Smith, as Miiss yelling
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

The modern and most effective cure for
constipation and ell liver troubles-the IA
nous little pills known as Dewitts Little
rly Risers. WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
WOff1ens Fur Col
1arettes.

All kinds and styles
ranging in price from$2. 90
to $12. so each, on sale
this week at half prices
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
AT The GRAND.

The Original Nashville Students
played 10 a top heavy house last MI ht +,
which e, joyed the frantic Efforts and
cout' ions Of this aggregation Of col Z
ored performers.
The show as whole was creoitsb's.
Among h fea ures may be men 10. ed
slack wire balancing act which was
app auded, ard rag-'ime musical
turn II which ''ihs little red caboose'
proved quite amusing.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

Go and See "Side Track
ed tonight. Three hours of
fun.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
Woinens Tailor Made
Suits

All Of this seasons lat
est styles go during this
sale at half price
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

Yarns in Germantown
and Zephyrs this week
Half Price.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

A good seat to Side
Tracked" for rs cents to-
night.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

the cold goods pol
u i quickly sposng o a ouwintrg goods
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24
VIA SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.

with Pullman Sic
Charleston and all points North also Montgomery Birmngf
q I'd all points West,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-24

dee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Rrin. DIn!s tttehr.

SumeIier:, .uuD beabiidtiaen
6err GommiIIionsrat1 nidt aud IT ieoer
elm paar 8rilldntiinae au taifen?A-
6 0 nj mifIio ne tatb: 3rggSie beiBt
l-benten Gs. INIT imo dinsuii6en nod
{ BOAR Ginaer ae.pahlen?A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
9alan0-1fpfIdfn:
Sic Ybiltppinen:@ ~ommiTiom in
Wanila angeiommen.
YrdToent Ne&imler ano Bots
i6aiter y. @plcben 3mmSrpofs
Ivner Sdnscrteft cln8elapen.
Sin rober nno entmrnibter Sobn.
@on ben 9bilipptnen.
Manila, 4. Suni.

Manila, 4. SUM-.
6eute fam Der 8unbes : transport.
Dampfer .5ancod", Ger am IL. Qpri
nit Der Bbilippinen : Gommiiion or
9oro Gan iSranctsco berlieb. bier on
General Mac4rtbur's Stab Dspia.
fonlinte Die G%omrnindre an Yor0. III:
Mittag lanOeten Die Gommildre uni
fu6ren, escprtirt bon Sen. Wiac&r,
tbIr's Stab, elmer &apelle unD stpe'
Gpmpagnieen bes 26. Snfanterte= 3egi.
ments nebit MrtiIerie, nd9 benz Yalait
Sm Baiaite nurOen lie bonn @encla.
WacQrtbur empfangen unO nit eina,
fursen Iniprdde begrubt. Ser BrG,
iloent Der Gommifiion, 9ti9ter SAT-
a%r1tiportete, pprauf bic GommiFdre 1tt
Dteoer an gorD Des v0dncod' beadben
an Oie Silipinos in Manila parten MD
Spannung auf cine formele Grtldrune
Der Gommiiiipn betreffs ibrsr fiinfti,
gen Bolitif
&abelI 9epei9en Bpm 9ongtou.
melben, baB bic Gommiiiion ni9t br1
September ipre 5unftionen beginner
Dirb. Dieter Seri9t iopie Die Msl.
oung aus Baibington, Dab bte Dorti5;
Gegteruna General Muc&rtbur's
gan1pagnepian gutbsiBt, bat beDeuten.
be Nufresung in Silipino : areiieT
berD0rgeruTeT. ii SAD yihiG3a .IIgD
Nebmen bic Ginlabunsa an
iim 8arbinstDn, y. 81 4. SUM-,
# Gin Gomite Der 8srsinisten Sanger
bon 8rOOti9n, beftebeno aus benz 95rds
iiDenten 9errn g. 81. Saen9er unD ben
9erren Gr : Gt9ter Sacob Neu, Or,
S1tlDge nIo 4ugult 0.2tema1tn, man
In Wa1bington, um oen YrditDen1en
Wtc&inlep, iotpie ben oeuIlGen Sots
fGafter 9errn bon 9oaeDen gu osm
Sdnserfe1te offiaiea enaulaDea- Id
9err BON 9pueben iagte ieinen 81
fuh auf Das Sereitpll.gite gu. Gr
piro ben SGnsern pabrl geinl19 uni
Wtontag Abeno e. Sull) Den prd1ti.
gen Hatierprets iiberretdjen. % Ii311t
Spdter oesaeen fid Die Selegaten
ms MetBe 9aus, mo Der Yrditoent lie
erpartete. prdiioent WtcTlnie1 ems
pfins Die Serren lebr suportommeno.
unD iagte iein &ommen beDingungss
tpeiie gu. gr %ertldrte, BAT. er. 1l1 l.br
freuen niirDe, einen NbsnD NIT Dan
Sdngern Su Derleben, unD Dab CT bpfIe,
feline Nmtsz GeiGdfte ipiirben ibn nl9t
perbinbern, bieien Ylan aussutibr,u
Sine aana beftlmmte 3uiaee DermDss
er no9 niGt 81 geben, tpole aber, los
'balO Der GonsreB fi9 Dertast babe.
Dem Set : PrdfiOium cine ipriftl. DE
0tittbeilung oariiber autDmmen lqffen.
Ser YrditDent betonte inDeb, DaB e.
nur als hummer 3uI9auer fDmilen
fDnne; cine Gebs burfe man bon i'm
ni9t ernarten, ba isin grideiaen alf
benz s5eit ipnit ettpd fali4a ausselegt
peroen tonne enf ffI ..0! a-rrf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Plouo

u Simmer gu ben niebrisiten greiien.
HeselmaBis spiiden Stem gorf unb
Bremen. 2anssleuten, rpelde i'm Gin.
ne baben, cine Sour na6 Seutldlaub
gu MAIDEN, sarantiren mir cine iduel=
le=, btutses unb ansenebme : Geiie.
an gutter @eieul6aft feblt es uiemals.
wenrt man nur ieine giaete pom g.
.. SDtbman s So. fault. ga
ote berren MUIR Die aueinise asentur
pes NorSoeutiden alopo belisen.
Aur3 9efa9t! @er mirfli6 be-
abll6ttsts eine &eiie mad 0.utidlanS
gu MAIDEN ODER 9erpanbte D. 9eutjt=
lamb tommen gu laiien ioate nidt per-
gellen, ietne giqeteiber Der Norbbeuts
l6en 9lopb Sinie gu faufeu, benn Sos
Selte 1T INNER bas giuisite. @eaen
ndberer4ustunft penbe man id MIR ON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
MEAT MARKET.
s. Npe. fiblteb, Der NDffeff1ce
.a~,< as" ae9eniiber.

Dtit Der beIten unb r%eepifen gebienuus ruer=
ben bier bic 9erpdblteiten, frii9eiten ilnb 9e-
idmadpouiten TeiIdiorten p~erfauft ais:
Z 3auias Gitp geei, Sriibiabrs. 9ammfleii9,
8albheii6. 9ibner unb ionitises gefliise.
Sdinfen, serGu6erte Spefieiten, irii6es
unb 9eial,enes S6meineleii6 unb frii6e
Slide itets porrdtbis. gu 9efdlisen i3u=
ipru9 label ersebenit elm 5at4 4
..s nss5a5 Sobn q, sareifels,
19=1i Gi9enthiimer. n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
am SD &etfet aber cine Der
Sontbcrn .xa ....s
- Hattiie Co.'S
Sret &tre6en.

9nnSreiic SidetS rod ben Saupt-
punfteu or Der FaciI,den Suite, bic an ira
aFno elmer Der orei Strefen Der Southern
9actfic 60,
gnnfet, S9ben pber Sbafta
lieseu II , auf Dem 8i6reae iber Die sIei=
diem ODER cine Der anbere., iinb AZ faufen ON
all n bebeutenbrn Gi2enbabns stationen.
Scrf6nlid, eeIeitefe 8 ouriftensGg.
euraoucn iiber ale bret Sirefen BON
ben Shupt- @tientabu n gentien.
Surbs &c nit Tlilllnau STANDARD uRb qe.
p6bnlihen sdlaftuageu I
Sir reformation idreibe man an
8. 8. Nteimper, Sen. @eitern Gst., g. 3. 60
3=4 238 Glarf Strafe, Gbitdgo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Seltenes Amstbut fit eiasn stunentem

Gin NeiBt9er. 9ei6iftes junser Mann,
nibt inter II SSabren, Der iid sun, 8rieters
ltanbe porbereiten min, fann llnterribt i'm
eatein II. I. 10. erbalteu gesen arbeit ala
Efortner beim Tfcrrer. abrelie, &ep. Gatbo=
lie &ector, Staples, Winn. 16-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Gin berI-o reneir g 0 3 n.
Norristonn, Yu.. 4. Stunt.

~ 1SDhttStoIoNt Por Sn't"
Ser G~uftionator @amuel Sbupe
purbe sefternNbenb bon fetnem Sohne
@bparbi tbdtli9 ansesriffen uno aul
ben Sob perleBt. Ser iinsere Sbupe
bate por Sabren bas 9aus feiner gi'
tetn perlai1en unb.salt als bas iftparz
ae Sdaf Der 6amilie. 8or einisen Woz
den tebrte CT aurid unb tpurbe ME Der
r~erlprerle Spbn Der 8Ibel empfdngstl.
0or elmer Wobe perf4panb er absr>
mails unb fam erft eeitern Mbeno nod
6aufe Suriid. Gr murbe ppn ieiuem
8ater aur Gebe seftelt, Der ibm ernfte
i8orpiirfa ma9te. Ser 8uri9e aog
plDbli9 einen &epolper aug, Del. 5ai6e
unb unterbra9 bic Strafprebigt feines
8aters bamit, baB Ct bret S4iKe aui
benIelber abfeuerte. .S9tper, onenn
ni1t t1btlia perIeBt. ftiirate Der dltere
Sbups al 8pben. Ser iShurte Don
einem Spbn entflob barauf unb f9luy
aud nod feline Mutter nte0er, als otee
.felbe fid Tim entsesentparf. o''2
Ausber8 K t.
itgtr lWafbtnstOn. .. 6" 4. sunni. i
9ie seno,ie 3abl Der 3Gblsr, bic CUR
9eit ben GENIUS aufnebmen, betrdst
152,631. P%ennfplpania -itebt NIT
1876 an Der Spite, bann folst Nefp
gort NIT 4,492. Mlasfa bat muir 2
3Gbler unb Nebaoa SO. Die arlberen
Stdater unb Serritpri.n baben bic
folsenbe 3abl Der 3dbler: 2otF02 81
.I' MIabamd 1911, Mriscna SO, Orr
fanfos 921, California 1907, goIos
rdbo 381, Connecticut 545, Oelamare
1O3, aOiitrict Of Columbia 15l. 6loz
rripa 292. Georgia 1858, Sbabo LAG.
Sainpis 3345, Subiand 1910, Snbian
Ssrritorp 1856, Som a176O. &anfas
1897, &entudp 1913, 2outiianu ut,
Wdtne 486. Marpldnb 744. MdTaz
dufetts 1926, Mihigan 1879, Minz
nefote 1875, Miiiifftppi $40. Mil
fDuri 1862, Montana 217, Rebrasta
1O67, Hep 9ampibire "a. Netp Ser
sssp 1dO7,i Rem Merico 179, Hortb
Carolina 1226. Tprtb ,Datota i265,
.Shio 1908, Sflabomu 256, Oregon
81, Mbope Sslano PSI, 81 1ros
Tina 748,, South 9atotai4 @3a! ny
teGee 1892, Seras 1906. a.. t9H Q,
9ermont 295, 9irginia liz: 4aalfbp
inston 379, Neft 8iroinia 584,
Wiseonfin 1879, Wnomins 73. 9le ~
SIN SENATE Der Ser. StaaI
ten gibti es brei Mitslieoer, berer ora
toriidei Qeifungen gu b%eionoerer' @ead
tung MnlaB gegeben babea. IS I'M
! Die Genatcren Quarles bon @isconiin
8eperio9e bDn Snoiana uno Simon
bon Oregon. j. 0g6l,ia roi5a r,
ftl @obert GILLESPIE Gieb fol
Der beoeutenbhe @runbeigentbumbeiige
| Der @elt iein. gr eignet 19, 600. OO(
| older 2anbes in Nemfpunolano, ali
benen sablreide Selauellen, Iofuie arpB
!. Goblen-, giiena,' lGupfer- unb @sbeft
Wruben lid befincen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
;1z,Ir

6 ian n a to I sMfic gle Itpiiien
nidt inniaI, ME bel 8ippen Der MeniI
bat?"-l& anbio al :FlsSa, 9err Pre-
.feifor, aui 10 Ieidte 6ragen bin i9
tpirtli1 ni6t porbereitet - 42e8d fHl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Mebr pen fiji rjtbtep 3 /,
~ 13A'iI fipptn n. dHH !HT@
Sem Worf. g. Sunni

1tCIu Cplts q. aSuut.i ~
III Ser n9imes" rpirb bon Mafbins.or
gemelbet: @Dbalb bic @eMrdko Stis
Iunb 56pan bier aanlanger, iperben Il.
nit benz Seeretdr Root iber bic Sra:
&c beratben, Oh msbr 5ruppen mad Ser
Ybilippin.n sefanDt ,tperben fonen. &C.
neral Mac Nrtbur berldngt brinsent
mebr Gabuuerte. 9ds Rriessamt Il
iberseugt oabon, OuB feline Soroerune
berehtigt lit, min aber nthts tbun, Db:
ne Otis unb Sbpan befraat gu habsn
@s fperben bann permut1iih pref Cd
paleriez Hesimenter, sefanbt tperben
tpel9e. tperben pie genannf.n @snerGt
51 ,entfdeiDen haben. Der &riegsieere'
TOR miirbe am tiebften zines Ser su'
3ett in guba Q ifebenben Hestmen!e'
Ihtden, bod tOnnen bort 'porldufts fei
ne Sruppen 9entbebrt tperben.. so !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
aay-asn,--Ihis paper Ia on file with the
CANNING ADVERTISING co.

sndicott Building. st. Paul, Mimi, where
disorders, advertisers and others NAV
xamine 1t and where estimates will be given
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
gbe Il nbsbramf a.
g Beoria, Su., q. Suni.

Peutlu, .yH., &. SHHt. ;,
it9er9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SttoS du<
Ter CAB ISpei ShiKe tauf ieine Srdu
abg Bic Ibeibs itrafsn;b hann feuerte et
,inen Shuby iauf lid ielbit ab, qbsr
bic &usel Dsruria6te nur cine unbef
,beutenSe appfpunoe. .6rau Shuter
1T i'm 9o1pttaf NIT tpenis ausfi9t auf
@.neiuns. Mdnl gldubt. dbubn bic
1bdt aus Giferfuht peranlabt tpuro..
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apan.

=. =" ~ gofobomd, 4. Sum-.
10 Sic &dbinets = &rifis bauert fort.
Wubri9tinli9 NTH Der Warquis Ste
CUR gilbungf zines neuen Miniiteriun,s
aufaefprbert fperben.. ,.,traru a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

johannesburg, 1.5uni, per SepeI9en.
reiter mad prsieria uno piaGou
rsnco Wlarque5, 3. Saai.
Der &iGter &od, Der gsrfnh
madte, Die W{insn II jpre wur2e
pom SpeSial GplnmanDa..isn Sr-
Hraule Derbaftet. Isr lpurDe ultter DIN
@ntiage oer- 9raR0ftgftuns ms 0e.
fdnanlB aebra1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

@priga, 1beS fem Battalion Der nSSm<
periat ysonnnrp" an %, Mai apiz
fdsn &rconftanb unb 2inblep ianses
eriffen, nurbe.. 8eri9te bic 8erluite
ipdtsr. Die 2dben In JOHANNESBURG
perbsn augemah nieber .se0ffnet uab
es fbsint Elm iaGsehneines 8efiibl Der
Grl.ihteruns aiiber bic friebli6e 8es
feBunsuber Stabtlsu9 bertlden,1 u.3
9si)9er Meit Der 9epefde ni3esiebt fd
auf lbereits b.tannte Sbatfaben:
sSsn, benz gefinbsn Der Grau Slab
ffone, Der Wittfpe bes befannten
6taatsmannes. lit cine Wenbung gum
Ghlimmeren einuetreten. Die va.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

.tI'f"If3tJ - 1Wlgier, a. Suni.
1 10 Mraber bdben in Der Wiiffe cine.
s3ug bon 42o0 Rameelen ansesrifi-a,
bic @orrdtbe fir franaDiif6e Sruppea
lnah Ssli brinsen ifolI. 9ie grtort'
trieb bic Mngreifer aurid. Sic meiz
fen Drummer Lungs Der @rense iollen
bon ben Mrabern lpersiftet' fem. ,12I
The colored American., 1900-02-10

The B. c. and A. R. R. Co., and Its Managers.
1t Is source Of pleasure to make
mention of com pany that needs no
Introduction in the business arena Of
Baltimore. The ever pleasant mana
ger of the B. G. and A. Il. r. Com
pany, Mr.. Thomson, is a man of ster-
ling character; having an abundance
of ingenuity and business skill, he has
many friends among the colored people.
He is always willing to help them in
their strife for dignity and manhood,
looking on no M an on the account of
his color as symbol of inferiority, he
seems to be ever ready to patronize
worthy colored enterprises. 1t is no
wonder that the B, G. and A. r. R.
Company has met with such great sue
cess under the supervision of this
worthy gentleman. We only hope that
other white friends will look upon Ne.
gro enterprls IS as Mr.. Thomson.
The colored American., 1900-02-10
Mr., Hilyer off for the South.

Mr.. Andrew F. Hilyer leaves shortly
upon trip through the South in the
interest of the Negro exhibit at the
Paris Exposition. Mr.. Hilyer has for
years given the Negro problem earnest
study, and has at his command large
volume of statistics bearing upon the
races educational, industrial and
financial status than any other Afro
American living. This trip will give
them long deserved opportunity to
study the country at close range, and
to personally confer with the many
classes of people in the interesting
"black belt" Mr.. Hilyer's selection for
the We rk is an admirable one, and the
ministers, editors and teachers through
out the South will no doubt give him a
royal welcome and render him valuable
assistance. Mr.. Hilyer will be &C.
companied by Mr. Harry shepherd, a
fine photogra pher from st. Paul, MINI.
The colored American., 1900-02-10
The AmphionS.

The ever popular Amphion Gle Club
Will give grand concert and reception
Friday evening, February at Grand
Army Hall, Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, north west.
The concert is scheduled from to $50
after which the floor will be cleared for
dancing. Hofman's orchestra OF eight
pieces will furnish the music. Presi
dent J. II. Washington and Manager
J. Henry Lewis promise the best pro
gram of their brilliant series.
The colored American., 1900-02-10

Paul Laurence Dunbar is in Denver.
President Mckinley is fifty seven
years old.
The secret of success is constancy OF
purpose. .--Disraeli.
Mrs. Ida B. Wells Barnett lectured
In Baltimore last week.
There are liz colored confederate
peniioners In Mississippi.
Joe Ladd the well known colored
violinist of springf sld, Ohio is dead.
DR.. Charles Greene is q successful
practitioner In dentistry at Springfield,
Ohio.
Preston Howard has discovered q
rich bed OF iron On his farm in Barrier
county Ky.
The Indianapolis post Office has five
colored clerks, five msil carriers and one
special messenger.
George Dixon, the ex champion
featherweight, has purchased the
"White Elephant" saloon in New York.
The National Afro-American Council
will hold executive sessions in Wash
ington the last thee days IN December
every year.
According to telegram received at
the War Department Tuesday Troop
D, 9th Cavalry, has LETT Hebronville,
Texas, for Huachucs, Ariz.
The expense Of maintaining the fleet
at Manila, and the army in the islands
is estimated to be about 81 900, 900 per
day and the poor man pays the money.
DR.. N. F. MosselI has bsen appointed
physidisn to the o. V. Cato School and
DR. George r. Hilton to the Robert
Vaux School, Philadelphia. DR.. G. v.
Anderson the Berean Kindergarten.
The st. Johns Baptist church, Spring
field, Ohio, Is making preparations to
give fret class play at Blacks Opera
House In the near future. The church
aud the drama seem to be coming to
gether.
The Tribune published at Manila.
Philippine Islands speaks in glowing
terms Of meritorious conduct of the
25th Infantry. These are the colored
SOLDIERS that figured prominently in
the war with Spain.
In Montgomery; Ala, the members
of the white trades union refused to
parade on the occasion of the opening
of street fair because the managers
had failed to include In the Invitation
the colored trades union.
Judge L. F. Bradley occupies hand
some apartments in one OF the finest
Office buildings in Kansas City, Kansas,
This gentlemen's prosperity is a good
Indication Of what an upright, indus
trlous colored man can accomplish.
The financial committee Of the Ma
tional Afro American Council is max
ing excellent headway in gathering
subscribtions for the testing of the
Louisiana election law. Leading citi
zens, white and colored, are among the
contributors.
The following interesting program
has been selected by the officers of the
Attucks Club, Kansas City, Mo. foI
February %, 1900; l. Klpllng as poet
Mrs. A. V. Watkins, 2, Kipling as {
The colored American., 1900-02-10

liver message to the people Of Vir-
ginia created sensation at the capitol
lately by trying to address the house of
delegates while that body was in ses-
sion.
The Vesta Cotton Mills, of Charles
ton, S. c., are operated by colorsd
labor A short while ago when the pro-
ject was put iDto operation there were
the most dlsparaging c,mments made
as to the ability OF colored labor. 1t is
source of pleasure to note that these
comments been put to shame, for the
labor has proven em1nently satlsfa story
and the mill is operated with the same
ease as that Of any mill in the state
operated by white labor. The mill is
soon to be enlarged and more labor
employed.
The colored American., 1900-02-10

Messrs. A. L, and F. g. Manly. Sam.
uel E. Lacy and A. w. Scott are valu-
able acquisitions to the local literary.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-21

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