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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

CHICAGO. Nnv @.--rhe gain a December esxn
sfsr N.Y.. rem . Discount i., : wee. ago q se to
Fhillins and November cufn we're the centefs ~
attraction % the Heard ~ Trade today Sosems
her upaped lc over satarias. 81 No. Phillips bid
that hsnrv. and ksps 4 np. with additions ausii
the msfkst ioseheA bee tho highest Price since
mate sas,s ..esns.a "a A 81 i, m.,s ~ - s -.
vance. since ore month to-day, a. is%@l5Ne
chests were INTENSELY nerscns bat Mr. Phillips.
OF the 81 caa received today. bur hftyene GRADED
contract. and private elevators delivered 70 puhils
fssts tss,her With the sstainins w the es.rnui, se
q NJ. rhiliips nsec,son n Two csrsnes II ~dc.
tered corn. we're sssronsihss Tor the ycans Germ
Al NC rhiliirs let out Mws tssalsels Esa~sen 80
and ~ hs y credited with i1nid4iing ianme bush.
q. hs raf,s..sd a., ,anss early: sns posainlyy
si'&e. but reacted and closed o. higher ~ iac
There vas strong demand from shorts fw Deeesn.
soia between sac ADD sAe. and elasea l4a4e
higher. II S&@shr
wfsst nstsecstas chiefly for its daiines q
censision aae 70 the impaired wire ssxs.rr' uhieh
eslstsiied reports. ard the loss 81 stlrnss to
The superior sftsaefion u and ths spfaasrsa
~ Inv fhantsxisjns hrieay. The tone a the mar.
~ throughout vas under the aslseaee n IN.
disetsot estaet az invfcsss Il Loo hpsAsls aa
sasusS tss az hssshsss. ara erresss II II. sss
fae ~ eaiy iNss inshets SHIRE q anrh skrset
dssfrase tAa t~sp expected I,seenslas npsneA lse
- '4@&e iowss Al III ~ TpA. 3sts saiA hesweeu
fBAsmfa%e
ID es,s tAsts ~sre Only . lev Trades, in tbs -sy
n charging pergab4r feg more aessrfss fasasss
The malkss saI and nssierssa 10 favor a
eeaa pscfr1ter eiosed shade down. Of st&8
ILc.
t'sesisisrs eert sssy, - INA heavy sra a hoxs
shA risfk rssh dsrapd The Asestet s&s
texsly sagtosted ~ t.aii leaders, snd fhe E.e&saa
iassfesf SD NayrFakus lara frssiy - Al lass lat
H. naftfs irfusd s,frDe ; sharp eszsHzssda
holaae dssSsnJ iiE setk Crs in s1Hteihy sssh tie
fsyu strength Neaf u t,ts trige lsst kssssss
% psutt 'ssine Isu@sfy pork esossa Izsse np and
Ssisnsfg fllm nethsaasd
The tas1isx friiTas rnnFeS ss fsiiexsy
sfnsnias lfI.f.-.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
SEATTLE 4 EvnRETr NAvIGATIo
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.


SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDe
Time card-~Lrnves Seattle 4. M. n m.
and .. m. Leaves Everett s.ls q M.
Z 30 .. m. and I;fs y. m
Three round arips daily. except sunday
Connections-4At Seattle with the steam.
Or Flyer for Tacoma. at Everett with the
steamer Mikado for snohomish and with
ne Everett and Monte Cristn railway Tor
Monte cristo and way stations
Colman dock. Seattle: Merchants dock,
Everett Telephone Seattle. Red IN
Fverettges. Y u, SCOTT. Manager.
THE FAvoRITE Y. q. NAIL STEAMER
STATE or WASHINGTON.
Has nov resumed her regular run b..
tween Seattle and Everett. Anacortss,
Fairhaven and whaseom, daily except
saturday at 10 p. m. from yesier wharf.
This paiatiai and popular steamer Il
tuxt from the hands OF the shipwri xht
trarhinist and decorator. and In splendid
conditions for this seasons business
ElAgant staterooms and cusSioe the best
The travelling pubiic can now BE- assured
az rapid transit and quick dispatch Of
freight the State being the only daily
hoat on the Seattle Whateom route
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
tpNtl..s ~ - =
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JoBBuNa QUOTATIONS.



Iothing urotatinns to-day were fellows:
Butter Ranch. itdisc Up: fancy dairy, IN squares.
y. ssnEscn crsawsy,ss iib and s's prints.
ch.--. Native washireton faaitt Eastern. Is
tsssr erHst'rn cheese 1850
Egss- strictly fresh ranch ~: Eastern. ssssc
rn.ah HeHss~csiitcFnln ccmh. i1ssf4i3c. strained.
THaa.
fouitry-five chickens. re, live ,usteu. liRuur:
,ec
oysssrs-pnret souud. IN sacks. 81 soss on the
beds
Vegetables.
rc,stnss-Iocai stock slisis; sweet poistocs y 0,
al Is per ewt basts siai1s per ssrk: rftahaaps =
rer sark; tirsips ..es'er sask eashsscs Sls1sl.ss
~ Dr. -sassk~- ~ r-r 49, vreen cmians nc
rer dss; yellow Danvsr. sisosi.7s; ,Oy.,sr liant,
sssiec res ID esq plsnt. tssc; squash. aHrs We
rsschse tomatoes, sc per box,
Frutts.
Green Fruits oranscs, naveis.. 81; seedlings
$50. iemens. s. Nos % acccniins 10 grade:
rnfsitnr 10 variety: fresh elder So per GALLON. rae
srrse.' s. ssas % rer ans pssr sssssl yss grapes
Dried Trusts Aprieots bi.sehea ppr ID. u@iss.
e. c.'isr, s h':ss r. y &. ~n,,s n ssshs
- csisa srpe. b.seSsd Per X sssSr prnn ssf
washington. 6asr: California. stmTe: rsissns 4
...a,::. ms.. l.-: As s..s s sss.
FER ID: SMYRNA Dr. fsney large 7se: fancy email
he; saiasa dasss fsfsse; drisd pears iisisc: nee
sugar. Flour and Conee.
snsar-sscldsn c. IN hsis st7s8e; extra q. in
hhi.. ks7'ke; powdered. ez4c: dry ersnuissea
sease: IN hob. nc higher; cube. e.ssse apOs
eslispi. rss, Imperial. g Mi Novelty 4. s.; al
H.. n IsIA .aess; rorn meal ~hs,s I, IA -.
10 it~ IN isIh ,sss,. sssra-ass, ficsa,' pare ~
70 ~ 4 ls ~ ..ss. ' t.i ss.'a as 81 r.
n ON ssess ssFans - rsr on is~. IN slh s.sks,
is s. ' ,,ls- - Sr @ IN IL ~. 49,
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pss ~ e @ie sess. ~he. .-h,st nsar. d
rein =, ss. s. '.nes ra.a sss. s iSsa .. .s..
r'..s,s ssp afs. csfsiins. s. IS r's' do
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ssss. .ses.. ass: ,c-n Mocha ~. c. ~ =.
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Nufs.
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ssrnena. fsnrF .cst she'll. ifts slmsna. ~ ~
pss ~ '"ps's@ =
8ay. Grafa and Feed
H.y~ russs soend, ~ sen, sssst. Faster, Wa.
oats REF lon, svss,
csrs-wAe'.. ~: ers1srd. sri t..e -.a -.
vs:1' ,r..a 81 z s.i' =; .,si y ~lssss..
ssxs. ss.rs ssssss-s t..s. 81 - 'A'Fs@a tsei
reaityy Food.
orruss,.a .rs,sr .Assis. On r<r ,ss. Y-...,..
ass .s.;'' - ~ ,@ ss.' s's, ~ ~ s'' 'ss'
sr~.rs 81 n1 pr $50 hssf seysps - e., 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

On ~ EF@fns ss6sxExs tssasy -. ksafser nss4as
vss zstst rr-fmsgy. i&@1 i.e. ex4ry Iassgs.
tA~nae Artases s&Hi1s &
Lac 1zast. sfssA. slE- L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

raN ANagnRTEa, FAlRl{NvEN
vs. alAGsnoM ND BLAINE ssnAn,~r
GEoKHE NJ STARR te4xes gs~lA~alsh /.
lev aoyG S3zttle. AZ n sa Mosakxa
Wednesdays sns Frs@AyA Net3Fairs'
i~&gra WAatgun A. y n T14a4Ava
IAGFzaAyA ana SATURDAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

eTEAMBmA.
pODWEILs 4 co. Iid.--yIcTORIA
ROUTE
cur RATEs-so CENrS-cur RATES
- VICTORIAN"
Tho hness and fastest passenger steamer
on the Pacific Coast. ienv~s Yesler wharf
every morning except Sunday for
PORT TOWNSEND. VICTORIA
Al Z q m.
Arrives II Victoria / y. m. Returning.
leaves Victoria m. arrives Seattle
& q UTOPIA
Leaves Hssler wharf daily. except sun
day, tor
PORT TOWNSEND. VICTORIA
Al $40 p m
Arrives from those points daily. ex.
cert Monday. At p. M. Fare on these
steamers between Seattle and Victoria. -
cents each way. Round trip 81. tickets
good returning thirty days.
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shl<a&e.
efucAgo. xsm NJ f'sux - =.
f.s.-f n ,4,.4fs .esttx. IN " <Sw sd
sSs<f ~ fsisss sseess g -
81 EsAS .sssstsa fp<taft e.
- SEAS. q Hei y tsz5s 60
b. rSsf = Astlsss n fss*s 1.z
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bsn r-sas ~ eFsss, t$s& = = !. IL
as psts 9; ma n -
sssts& -. bees - sfsf -
stss4s hsxegs stassss gtksz x x,S<7
sssssissss ~ 'a&f 8 tsssd = -
80 ssass b,efs u M4ta1 7i5
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4ss,t Rseesss. *Hs 80 ~.
- !. elrsf i a4se -
"a vsses s4,sr q st15 81
Ea IA ~aatS isrs& " Ssss = 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

Leaves yeslsf wharf. Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday a. 10 D IN far AnAcortes.
FAirhaypn and whatcom Returning
leaves Nhstcom SUNDAY. "Wednesday and
Friday al q m.
Fare from Seattle, tlo1
popWEIA. q CO. Limited
General AGENTS.
Tci.. Msia go ia James Street
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Nov. y. isN-
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacornas SPOKANE a1a
Portland clearing houses today were.
RAlanceS
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Fer msliinsNo. club. sc; sauestsm. Nc. For
exrwt-Cluh. SIC. huessem. Sc.
g e q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Scv, &-whest-Q Quiet ard NC lower
for club at Sasc. hluestem. she
e 81 %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Nov. a.-whss,-w.na wana
Ssssc.
& -
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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rHE FAvopIrE U. ., NAH. STEAMER
ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
STEAMER MuLrNoMAa

STEAMER MuLTSoMAA
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for racer
ma and Olympia al .. m.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily. except sunday; leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at a. M
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. ~:
round trip. &c.
Landing AZ Wnits star deek. foot Of
epfing atreet
T4letshose Main IA
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! A. Nassau. G<nsrai Ageze. seafsia. wa
A. %. chaSis@H- A. O. y. A. PorgiAn.1 or
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Detslk DAHr IRAN SERVICE.

Tnre1rs ear ssrxias 10 Omaha x.r.
CITY. 81 Leafs. etc.
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towLsr mAfEs-eoooN ID! il
Seattle TO all points -
via Portland, salt fA1o 49, 1!
Fallman palace sls<ke{4
ing cars. Upholzr<fe4 te1l
free reclining chair go ~
PfntsGh light fof tir1rY
poimt iB TIE rniss4 ete>1
rope. call on o. Ao4fNee ~
IL. uurtbus. q. y. A.. $500
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC
Aewilliams ....................s..... MAstss

sTEAMER NORTH PACIFIC
Mewiiliams ....~............,....... MAstss
Leaves rssiyv -Asrf every Msndsy.
Wednesday and FRIDAY az p IA
Arrives SAaSssves " .. nA the following
leaves vaneauxsr svsry Tuesday
Ttureaay aaa Saturday all q IN,
Arrives Al Seattle At - a ma fstiaWtnz
tanase,s at Vancouver wnA e p. n
train, fes AZ teints EAST arf with stssla
wsssnsN.ssS and rsssaa ..lssd p.sss.
FrsAxhs all, mes ~ reserved at s<a,as
sfsr . "a 90 saY ~ esiiiRE
si ss & 3. = 1890 la. ~ = - s.r =,
Twlerhens hea 81
pAft.s nnATs 80 PORT TowNsgxp
AND 1Ss&T a%HEisE M FROM
CITY DOCK
ssSssys sssaSs ''s "a sssss s,ss y 80
sams tssrsee~ss. regs Abwvsss rect
Man sa,s " Rsssrys'ax' ' isAvss 80 a.
aetes Tsss@A{a Thwsesays Net Masar Ia -
ssA ~ "@sss Fsgt se~ssses g .
ear. wsAassssys sna Fyt4sss Il { sid
sss 20 Fsts se- $500. ~ w,...ass ~,
Rsspytins leaves ragt ANxei<s Al = "a
~ NeatAs~ Nstnesests sa1 k'rttsas
saws tHFk 10 u&cAd az u a. "a 1tfA4 .
T. seattle at y = NJ
aeiesNNra MNln 50
cAFT V THOMPSON ds.aws-
tsss Orchard Ant Pert " esatsxfsa afsute
STR MARY n FEH4lEN
t.eavse uslsrAiis,s rssea 49, sf N.a,.
$50 asfwe<. asip except Sfaasy 81 1 u
a. VA roe Sl4aeY II A rxa Dcek f-AAre
,sreasra ana pcrt wasasrxseS Asrsvss
back s.& y IA
g. W, CALI Master.
rwlepAene. MAla sl3
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C-xssssssse sgstsv shf.ia IN r~r ss.. .-...,
essr .ssts. 81 ~ tea hens rrs.i ~ ~
t~s-~issea ha@s. - 80 20 hafed 49,. e
~ tss p<r san hsss rssi, ias. W ~ ,ss y, -
-. e.. sac rsg SEQ hssf sevsr. - - h$s
80 rs1s rsystsi rss. 80 r~r son ~ -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

w,'nsts. psr ~ ..fss, ,s@isr r..,srr st.ss ~.,.
nuss. r rersns h nh~.ts, it%ss nr&xns. ls~
rvsnsss eAs rine IS hirhesy. Va soes.ns,. -
sas. Nr. shsstnats. " ftsiisn,. IN f,1seav, ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
sFFt3fts cANAf- PORT LErLA1R ANfrs
0ANfRt.E RoETE

STEAMER LADY OF TuE LAKE
t.sa.s- $500, - slsts., - Nsesays
HIS. atgnE On aitfre4ta tsYa
Te.ssAsus. A&ek 81
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND. Or. Nov .-whss,-w.na VAN
Sssstc
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FAY fusst soerd. ~ ZEN, tssRlt. Faster, w.
swsser fs-sashf fss@fss Alfalfa fia "~s
Oats Ter tars sees.
Rsrs<va Rsiied SIS.
rsys whs'-, ~. rsesrd, ~ f..s ,-.x
tar - y"
wNsat fsst. so; q rafe real. ~. -stsa..
szse1 tFsa- - .hnris Us. eAersea -,
rskss tssrF shste~f fs-t. 81 'esi
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Visible Grain sappsy.


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The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-15
e5aesEssKts KITCHEN.

". ". Kitchen, Congressman from
TIE 5Eh district q North Carolina.
kaoEn I'll hi. horoe z. q man lacking
Wit and Eho .aaee led the most bril-
liant menber Of Congress in 1896
Thos. Settle, Jr,, introduced bill to
repeal the Fifteenth Amendment In
th= House last week. What prompted
tbs Congressman 10 make such break
We will net discus But the question
T. will the American people submit to
the proposition. Ar. Kitchen comes
from state which haz just taken the
ballot from the black man, and the
mere tact that hi= people accepted it,
impelled him - Try and force it upon
the whsle American people. Blu.
America will never accept such
proposition. The ballot il the bedrock
upon which this country rests, and the
moment the national government re-
peals that which caused the greatest
rebellion Of modern times-the mon-
ent thiz republican form Of government
becomes unsafe. Lineoln's utterance
that this country "eannot exist halt
free and half slave" is just as true to-
day as in so. Without the ballot, the
heritage Of freedom, any people in a
measure are slaves. This country can
not afford TO endure again what it en-
dured in the first part of the century.
But We do not fear The blood-true
as it was-which was spilled for that
amendment; is dear still to the des-
cendants of those heroes who shed it,
and thank God they still live, We do
not think Mr. Kitchen or his bill will
be taken seriously.
The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-15

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The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-15

Tbs eents1nial ig5z8ee WIKI %.
pallsd u II tlz Gry a.s Wa1n=s1sy
Ess purely : Elite nsu'. sEzr. I1ere
-gnt hare ben few Nwres Il
Hz=lington eEs Eurfred yar ag5
BIZ tLeiy 6eseeode1t. were M raog
izsd Ii = way u zstrzz ssteltEa- Ia=
FIr.s Separzts BeszlIna-ibs CoIo:ed
High Sch1ol Csdet. snd ths eolgrad
Teterzl. q the RsaeIIign and spsui.h
AneHcan War Pzricipa.ed through
tbe grace q ibe military.
The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-15

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bad er nut.
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20 Cuff.
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lane;
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En- all framed up lack pickcheE WIS Er-a' biz
bloody rag
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Dey had h1s ter charge eE block house, de order
Cufee 20; dar FIST en- tuck hi, caiEs hs CARED Dc
foremus Tow
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hit home,
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coulden come
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In de tOrmus row On Caaey hill 20 cz7es Tai Al
Iess.
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E1E.
That Bal Bill in Georgia ID apply
the ta1a By e5IoTed psople 70 tbsir
seaoels and that q the whites 10 White
schsol. vas killed right ouf Ii the
legislature last week. God
Bshop Thomas q Lonsx, Ct tie
A. u E I'm Church, i sonparzti7e-
y wealthy man H. real and per-
sonsl property i. said to Be worth In
the neigdborhOod Of $50, 600.
The Salesman, not the Colorado
Stats man, published st Denver and
one Of the bat race journals published,
has installed in IL ohc= . regular
steam printing press. This Is ensourag-
ing.
The Daily News il new eolored
daily published In jacksonville, Fla,
By Mr.. Robert Ziegler, formerly re-
porter On the Times Union and CHI
zen, owned by Henry II. Hagler, 8
partner Of John D. Rockefeller.
One Of the State Normal Schools of
Of North Carolina, which was located
at Salisbury has now become q part of
Livingstone College at the same place.
Dr.. J o. Crosby the President and as.
sociates have been retained as instruct.
ors.
Bishop 81. II. Turner, who has
edited the Voice of Missions, Atlantis,
the missionary organ Of the A. NJ. E.
Church for eight years, has given up
the editorsbip Of that journal. The
publication will contine in New York
by Bishop James A. Handy and See
Rotary II. B. Parks of The Missionary
Board.
Prof s. G. Atkins, President of the
Slater Normal and Industrial Insti-
tute, at Winston, N. c., has been sue
cessful in raising enough funds to es-
tablish hospital in connection with
his school fo- the general public. The
necessary amount was $4,000 and
s., 900 was given by Mr.. r. J. Rey-
nolds, wealthy tobacco manufacturer
OF Winston, and the balance was raised
by popular subscription.
The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-15

All honor to Roscoe C. Bruce.
whose gift of oratory has won such
laudation for Harvard, for bis race
and for himself.
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sATTRDAY, DECEEBER u. 1874.
Iss "a ass1LE gfTss.

TIE Grsenvi!ie (Mizl Tins has
been disc1zsipg Segro iourralisrn re-
emily iron ulas rs-srzsb-e .saDd'
pitt. Il hzs tskea sais particular sub-
isct ogt 81 t5e bea,sn path. AID realm.
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Department.. It eTidently beIie7ed
that Hhat !. dine and aid By tie
grateet uhite journal. in tie country
By way d busInee. eoterpises N edi.
hriaI ezpression /. rot 10 be folio~ed
BIZ Negro ed.i II soneTer printable x
god it may b.
The Times hze thi. To .sy about The
Eew York Age and The colored
American touching the methods 81
giving To the world the neFs IN which
the people are interested, and the tx
ereise Of The proper buzineaz sense il
securing and maintaining in their
columns such advertisements a. are re-
spectable and profitable:
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