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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-06-29

Die Smei6unoerttau5enb NIB
Manr, Die @nslanb seseu Die 25,O0O
8uern ius 6elo seitelIt bat, piiroen in
China CUTE Sienite leilteu 9lu6 seeen
bic aufItdnbil6en Gl6antis t6nnte esobn
Bun einen Sbeil bieier Sruppen nit
8urtbeil peripenoen, unb bic Mubamme.
baner i'm n6rblihen uno meItli6en eSn.
bien ma1en ebenfalls Wtiene, ben in
Sioafrita perbiiienen britii9en 96uen
in ben S9tueif 81 tneifen, 10 baB au6
bort binnen &ur5em elm sroBes gluises
bot britiider Truppen n6tbi9 iein biirf.
te. 9tad) Beridten in ara6ii6en unb
inbiiden 3eitunsen sdbrt es in Snbien
gang bebentlid. Sn &abi6puiana, mo-
bic buusernben Sinous Su Gauienoen
biniterben, lobert Der @eiit fanatil9en
Saiies sesen @n9lano empur. 9ie
@dbruns bat einen relisi6len Nnftrid,
1T aber ibrem uriprnng na6 cine ppli-
tiI6mirtbl9aitlihe 8eiue9una, eine
Sulse Der tiefen iuirtbi6aitli6en s6d.
ben, Die Der ensliihe Mertantilismus
namentlid ber inbiI6en NanobepUlte.
runs i6ldst, bic er i'm 9eubida6 unb
Sinob bereits an ben GettelItab ee.
bra6t fat. 9tob 1blimmtr itebt es an
Der @eitsrenSe ielbit; Die 9lfriois am
&baibersGnB, Der pUn 8ei9apur ent.
lang benz &abultbale nnd Der Saupts
Itabt slf9bauiItan's fiibrt, cine 5elien.
ense, mo- oas 8lut en9lii6er Sulbateu
ieben Stein beiprist bat. = iie iinb
in elmer Stimmun9, aus Der jeben
gIu9enblid Der belle Nufrubr sesen bic
inoii6e &rUne beroorbrehen fam.
Madtlus itebt @n9lano oieler @efabr
9eseniiber; es fann ni6t belfeu, oas
@leno nidt linoern, oenn iein @elo
itr6mt mad Siibafrita; fir bunaernoe
Willionen bon Sin6us in &abl6putana,
fir Die @rbaltuns Der inbii6en Bolts
traft, bat @nslaub heute tein @elb.
Seltiame &ulturbileer ensliIber golos
niIatiou! Die buugernecn 6inous ieben
aber beute in @nslanb ni9t ben @ors
numb, Der ni9t belfen fam, iunbern ben
barten @ebieter, Der ni6t belfen nil,
unb iuie jebe beiieste 9tatiun MAIDEN tie
bas Serrenuult fir bic &ataItrppbe pers
antiuortlid, Die lie betrofen bnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-06-29
3nmof6an.

SiesauSe tautaiii6e &uce,
pun Der tein 3ebntauienbitel seeen bic
Monaulen i'm 5eloe itebt, lit nidt balb
70 srus wie bieie, Die man, itutt iie uufe
sutueden, pid1lafen" lniien iOllte, meint
bic y8eitl. Soft, unb lie bat &edt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-06-29

Der @bicasUer unioeri Is
t6tsbtreftpr Sarper bat, iuie
Die Sainois sStaatsSeitun9 beri6tet. aui
Ieiner eurppdiIben &eiIe @erl6ieoenes
eelernt. 9ie @attin eines ruiiiIben
6ofbeamten, Der er nurseitellt tuuroe,
rebete i'm suerIt auf 3 9eutid an; er
muBte seiteben, baB er ni6ts bauon pers
ltebe; nun oeriu6te iie's NIT benz
5ran56iiI6 II, uno ct muBte be-
fennen, baB er aud oapon ni6ts pers
itebe. Die 9eiitrei6e unb uibi9e
GulIin ia9te ibm nun auf @nslii6:
y8as? Sin Il lniperiitdtsp pr o:
feiior mpllen sic iein unb fOnuen
fein @ort beuti6 Ooer fran50iilb 9as
begreife i6 ni6t! 0aB er 2nteiniI6,
@rie6ii9 unb Ss8raiif ueritebt, iuste
er ibr ni9t. Sarper erfldrte BEL benz
ibm selsgentli9 ieiuer Seimfebr in gbis
casp bereiteten @mpfnnge nit l0bli6er
SelbiterfenntniB 6Olsenoes: r@iner Der
@inbriife, bic i6 BON europa mitbra6te,
beYtebt barin, oaB mir glmeritauer uns
ni6t sebDris nit fremben Spras
d e II beiniien. gir slnuben, baB mir
allentbalben nit Dem @nslii6en our6s
fommen. BUR NOtb lit oas aud Der
Sal. gber mir tpiiroen einen iueit
iueiteren SOri5unt erlunsen uno fDnnten
NIT ben 9euten jsnieits oes srOBen 8ai.
iers in uiel ensere 8e5ietausen treten,
wenn mir ibre Spruden erlernen Mir
ben."
Sr. Sarper bat in Sbtbeilunsen ieiner
eiseuen llnioeriitGt, nnmentli6 Der ger
manii9en, jebt bic ullerbeite 9elesenbeit,
oas 8eriGumte nn65ubolen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-06-29
SOnneniti6.

Sr. @usen 6arnam, friiber aaitelan
i'm Natbbouie, jest @rocerie. gambler an
II. unb Denton Str, erlitt am 0ien.
flag Na6mittas beim Nbliefern BON
Raaren eineu SonnenItid. Die Soloen
oesiel6en Seisten ii6 ni6t iOfOrt. Wtitt.
mod Wor9en I'M llbr aber fano 5rdu
6arnam ibren @atten lblimm ertrnntt.
8rs. 8Owell iuuroen gu 6ilfe serufen,
uno coultatirteu ltarte @ebiruentSiin=
bun9 iniOlse BON SUnnenItid. 6arnam's
3uitnno 1T Elm iebr beoenfli6er.
9rs. @opeQ empfeblen II. ". als
SdluB 9e9en ben Spnnenlti6 ben Sir.
terfOpi, namentli6 ben untern 9beit
oesielben Su ihibeu, uno eber Die Stirn
Der Some ;u5uwenbeu, Itatt ben Sdds
Def BON binten, ben Sip oes @ebirns.
Sn benz 2uitan6e RS am Sienltog
9tahmittos BON eiueM SunneuIti6 be-
trufienen @rs Ratbbaus. 8aIteldnS 6ars
Ian lit nod feline merflid)e SeHerung
eingetreten. Der Batient lieet INNER
nod beiinnuueslUs ba.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
THE ooLoRED AMERICAN, WASHINGTON, D. 9.

tuoky with the prestige Of family
name which bears eminent respecta-
bility and record Of efficiency that
might well be envied. He has the dis
tinction Of having served in the Ca
pacity Of his profession two of the most
substantial financial institutions of the
Bluegrass State the Gsrmania Bank
and Trust company and the Kentucky
Bankers Association, at which places
combined he was employed for seven
years. He was also with leading law
firm for q number of years and was
private secretary to mayor Todd OF
LouisviIle, during his incumbency. He
speaks German f1uently.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
"VOL. 1-NO. l."

Familiar Feature Of Newspaper Work
Pertintly Remarks the Rising Son,
The Colored American has the follow
ing:
"The poorest excuse for newspaper
is the one which merely serves as the
personal organ of some designing indl
vidual and uses up nine -tenths of the
space in exploiting either the pet
scheme of its owner or employed as q
sewer to carry off the filth that period
ically accumulates in his alleged brain
The personal organ" should be
brought within the purview of the stat
uts providing for the aoatement of
nuisances, and Ohio and the Distric.
of Columbia should receive the earliest
at tention."
The 'fake' newspaper is indigenous
to no special locality, Bro. Colored
American. Whenever and wherever
the season favors, these literary ven.
lures spring up with surprising vlgor,
make an astonishing show of push and
permanence, circulate gratuitously and
generally among aspiring candidates,
and finally, after raking up all that
seems to be lying around loose, they 60
back to the oblivion from whence they
sprang and are seen no more, The
man who attempts to ''reach the pub
lic'' or any part of 1t through these
channels is like man hunting wild
geese who, in his anxiety to bag some
thing, fills the gun with bird shot and
fires AT THE FLOCK! He makes great
noise, to be sure, but he fetches moth
ing down.-Rlsing Son, Kansas City,
Mo.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
Industrial Status of the Negro,

The District Afro American Council
has appointed committee to lay before
the Industrial Commission certain facts
bearing upon the social and economic
status of the Negro race. The convict
lease system in Georgia. the discrimi-
Dauon practiced by labor unions, the
credit system on farms, and the ''store' /.
orders will be given attention, and sug'
gestious offered for relief from the op'
pressive COL ditlons created by them.
Congressman George 81. White is
chairman Of the committee and associa'
ted with him are Messrs. Daniel Muir
ray, A. L. Manly, J. T. g. Newsome
and II. P. Slaughter.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
Notice to Boston Subscribers.

Mr.. J. D. Powell, j.. heretofore rep
resenting Ihe Colored American in
Boston and vicinity, is no longer con-
necled with The Colored American in
any capacity. Per-ons who desire to
advertise or to subscribe will send their
business communications direct to this
Office, or orders may be left with MIR.
W. L. Reed, No. 155 Cambridge street,
Boston, Mass. the publishers of The
Oolored American will not be respon
eible for any moneys paid or contracts
made with MIR. J. D. Powell, Jr,, after
this date.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

The Colored American for 1900 will
be a thing Of value and of beauty. Our
special offer of fifteen days at one dol.
lar per year gives the poorest as well as
the wisest and most eco1omi al an op.
portunity to get the best Negro journal
published at the very small price of one
dollar pei year.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
HOME FOR THE AGED.
Distirgaish Members Of t'e
Race Identified with a most
Commendable Charity.$100, 900
Should be Cheerfully Granted.

That excellent institution known
a. tine Home for Aged and Infirm
Colored Persons" Is making rapid
strides in the accom- plishment Of its
obie.t.. 1t is designed to afford relief
to that worthy class Of colored persons
who have endeavored through life to
maintain themselves, but from various
causes are dependent upon the charity
Of others. The Association Is incor-
porated under the lays Of the District,
and It's officers are at follows:
Bishop William B. Derrick, of New
York, president; Rev. DR.. A. P. Miller,
formerly of New Haven, Conn, vice.
president; sena.or L. T, Allan of
Chicago, secretary; John F. Cook, Of
District of Columbia, treasurer; and
James L. White, of District of Colum
bia, sgent. Board Of Managers: Rev.
]. A. Taylor, chairman; Rev. 81. G.
Astwood, E R. Russell Rev. r. John
son, Rev. W H. Brooks, Rev. ]. 1
Loving, Rev.. J. g. Dent. Rev. A. 8.
Thomas, Bishop Abrsm Grant, Bishop
&C. Pettey' Bishop Walters, Edward
Hawkins, J. W. Brsnsop, Rev. VIM. A.
Credit, Rev. James II. Lee, Rev. Ster-
ling N. Brown, Rev. ". b. Newly,
B. 81. freeman, Rev. II. G. Robinson,
Rev. Harvey johnson, David Warner,
Washington Grady, DR., Geo. W. Cab
aniss, Rev. h. I. Johnson.
A ladies auxiliary has been formed
with Miss Ella NJ. Boston at Its head.
and among it's members are many Of
the races most representative women.
Mr.. White has offered bill in Con-
gress to appropriate for the benefit OF
this home the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars, out OF all moneys,
arrears Of pay, and boup.y, which are
due the estates of deceased colored sol
diers who served in the late civil war,
and which were in the hands of the
commissioner of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau and have been repaid into the
Treasury, and for which no claim or
claims have been or shall hereafter be
made, filed, or presented prior to the
first day of January, 1910. The bill is
now being considered by the Committee
on Military Affairs. 1t ought TO pass,
as the object is noble one.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
Orange Blossoms in Gotham.

New York, N. Y, special Mr.. O.
NJ. Battey, a prominent Photographic
artist of Indianapolis Ind, and Miss
Emma Haywood Reid, Of this city
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening, January 3rd, at St. Marks M.
E.. church, Rev. J. w. II. Brooks, of.
fciating. The guests were only the
most intimate friends OF the contract.
ing paaties. A grand reception was
rendered the couple on Thursday eve,
ming January 11th. Both people are
highly rated socially and are wellknown
among Westinghouse select circle.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

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The colored American., 1900-01-27
Additions to our Kentucky c Colony

Mr.. William b. Davis, Of Louisville,
is the latest acquisition to the Ikea
lucky Colony" in Washington. AS q
result OF the excellent standing made
by him in a recent civil service exami'
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The colored American., 1900-01-27
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The colored American., 1900-01-27
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
FACTS FROM FOX.
Special Correspondence.

Speclal Correspondence.
Fox, April 24.-Drs. Lemming and
Harley have received their new
drugs and now we boast of an up-to-
date drug store in Fox.
Mrs. Rev. Cordell's mother 10 re-
ported dangerously i'll.
Messrs. Combs and Brown of Davis
were in town Saturday and Sunday.
Fox will be we'll represented In
Ardmore this week at court.
DIR. Calhoun, we are glad to state,
is able to be on the streets again
after lingering illness.
Officer Runnels was in town on
Thursday last.
School is discontinued for this
week as the teacher 10 spending q
few days in Ardmore visiting friends.
The singing at MIR. Jsckson's was
a perfect success, although on ae-
count of the bad weather the COM
pany was comparatively small.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
MAFEKING SUFFERING.

London. April .25. Lady Sarah
Wilson in a dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Mafeking, says: "Our
bread is now made entirely of
oats and is full of husks. This
causes much illness. There are
many cases of nervous prOstra-
ton and malarial typhoid among
the garrison. The news of the
check of the relieving column is
terrible disappointment. Last
Friday thirty-three natives issu-
ed forth to recover some cattle,
which had been looted by the
Beers. They were betrayed by
unfriendly natives to the Beers,
who surrounded them while they
were sleeping and shot them all
but one, giving no quarter. One
escaped TO tell the tale. The ma
tives are now mad for revenge
and it will be very difficult to
control them. The lombard
ment continues. Our casualties
to combatants to the end OF
March aggregates 1853 killed and
wounded. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
TIL bGR5 WILL NOT TItID
Captain Leon Says England VIII
Need $50, 900 Men to rialntain
Order After TraasvaaI Is
Annexed.

Paris, April 25.-Captain Leon,
the French engineer who had
charge of the Boer artillery and
engineers, and who was shot in
the head during the siege of Kim
berley, arrived at Marseilles to-
day. HIS head is still bandaged
and the sight of the left eye is
lost. In the course of an inter
view he described the Beers as
splendid artillerists." He said
they had never had more than
from $4,000 to 10000 men under
arms and of these they had lost
about 5000 of whom only 600
had been killed,
" In my opinion, said Mr..
Leon, "unless the Beers win an
importont victory near Bloem-
fontein, they must be beaten in
the end, and although Pretoria
could withstand a long siege, be-
cause it stillpossesses cannon and
emplacements for those tempo
rarily withdrawn, believe the
plan of the Beers is to take re
fuge in the mountain region of
the north, which is practically
inaccessible, rather than to de
fend Pretoria at the risk of a
severe loss of life and the expo
sure of the population to the fire
of the British. Even when Great
Britain declares the Transvaal
annexed, the Beers will never
yield and an army of $50, 900 will
be needed to occupy the coun-
try.
Speaking with reference to the
climate of South Africa, Captain
Leon said the season was now
approaching when horse sick
ness ceases and that the British
would not suffer much longer on
this account.
The death of Villebois Mareuil,
in Captain Icons opinion, was a
very great loss to the Beers.
Louis BOtha, the new command
er in chief, he characterized as a
capable and daring general
upon whom the Beers could reck :
on considerably"
When his opinion of the Bri-
tish generals was asked, he repli-
ed: "They are absolutely worth
less. Their incompetency sur
passes all belief. The errors
they have committed are enor-
nous and incomprehensive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
The Best In the World.

We believe Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is the best in the world. A
few weeks ago we suffered with a Sc
we're cold and troublesome cough,
and having read their advertisements
in our own and other papers we pur-
chased a bottle 10 see il it would ef-
feet us. Ii cured us before the bottle
was more than half used. II is the
bsst medicine out for colds and
coughs The Herald, AndersonYille,
Ind. For sale by City Drug Store
and L. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
STILL HELD READY.
Truth of Schley-Sampson Trouble
nay Yet be Published.


New York, April 25.-General
Felix Aguus. of Baltimore, is at
the Waldorf Astoria, where he was
seen in reference to the story that
by the threatening to publish in the
Baltimore American a broadside
against Rear Admiral Sampson and
others he had compelled the Ne
Kinley administration to give Rear
Admiral Schley the victory in the
controversy with Rear Admiral
Sampson.
General Agnus said that matrixes
of proposed supplement of his
paper had been prepared. but de-
MED that q copy had been printed
or that he or any body else had
taken it to Washington. When
asked if the supplement would ever
be printed he smiled and said: Il
am waiting until a certain target
goes up. If it does | shall shoot
/ did not take a copy of the
paper to Washington nor did any
body else. l made no threats TO
President Mckinley. | warned the
administration last fall that Mary
land would go democratic on
Schley's account, and it did"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
sPANIARDs WOULD JOIN BOERs

SPANIARDS WOULD JOIN BOERS.
BY Scripps Ne Rae Press Association
London, April pa Madrid
special to the Morning Post says
a number of Spanish soldiers
who served in Cuba are anxious
to ioia the Beers, hut not having
vet received their pay for their
services IN Cuba, are unable to
start. Their prospect of pay
ment is very remote.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
A NEW RICHMOND.

by Scripps McRRe Press Association.
Tacoma, Wash, April 26.-It
is announced here that Bartlett
Tripp, our former minister TO
Austria, is an avOwed candidate
for vice president on the repub-
lIcan ticket. His friends say
that delegations from Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho and South
Dakota have agreed TO support
him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
BILL WILL BE OPPOSED.

By Scripps- -McRae Press Association.
Washington. April 26.-Al-
though the Nicaraguan Canal
bill when it comes up May 1 and
, will probably pass by a big
majority, it will have anything
but plain sailing The evidence
is strong that com bination is
being made against it on the re-
publican side of the house. and a
number of leading members will
speak in opposition to it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
FOUND THE HOLE IN ROBERTS
NET AND ESCAPED.
PRETORIA NtlfA(TOprtD
Beers whipped Native Womea-Sen-
tence Lsndrost Vonderhooven to Die.
Queen VIctOrIa Bids ireland Adieu
Wales to Visit the Exposition.
BOERS HAVE ESCAPED.

London, April 26.-Wepener's S
hard pressed garrison is saved,
but the Boer besiegers have ap-
parently escaped. This is the
finale of the Boer raid into south
eastern Cape Colony.
The attempt of the Beers to
turn the British position at
Bloemfontein and intercept his
communications have failed, but
they have not been bruoght to a
stand or surrounded by the Bri-
tish.
What was feared yesterday by
military critics has come to pass.
Lord Roberts operations have
cleared the enemy away from
Wepener and Dewetsdorp, but
they have escaped capture.
Cleverly as the British COM
mander spread his net, he did
not do it widely or quickly
enough to catch the elusive ene-
my. While Roberts object was
primarily to relieve Wepener
and clear the southeast corner of
the Free State of the Beers
presence generally, he also en-
deavored to bring the Beers to
an engagement, by surrounding
them or infiicting serious losses
upon them. With this object In
view he has been drawing a cir
Gle around the Boer position.
The. western semi-clrcle was
complete. On the other side the
southern segment was closed by
the Basuto border, but the nor
thern segment remained open.
In the operations of yesterday
the circle was drawn somewhat
tighter and an attempt was
made to throw French s cavalry
around TO close the open gap.
The Beers, however, took fright
and fled through that open gap,
probably succeeding, as usual,
in taking all their guns with
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
THAT lie HAS DROPPED The Sill
YER QUESTION.
fATHtQ AND SON INSTANTLY k|lltD
Boosting Long For Vice President on
Republican TIcket-PattIson Spoken
of as Bryan's RunnIna Mate
Big Railroad Strike Now on.
BRYAN SENDS DENIAL.
Press Association.


New York, April 26.-W. J.
Bryan has telegraphed the Jour
nal from Clay Center, Kansas,
denying a report that he had
dropped the silver question. Mr..
Bryan reiterates that there are
three questions dividing the pub
lie attention, and they are mon
ey, trusts and Imperialism, but
he has never attempted to fix
their relative Importance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
IAN M'LAREN A CANDIDATE.
B. s-ripps-McRse Press Association.

b aFrlpp@- NJ Rae Press Ass0cIatiun-
London, April 26.-J. NJ. Bar
rie, the well known author, Ian
McLaren,) will probably become
the liberal candidate for parlia-
ment for Edinburgh and St. An
drew 5 university.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
SECRETARY LONG FOR VICE

SECRETARY LONG FOR VICE.
BY scripps-McRa Press Association.
Boston, April 26.-The repub-
lican state convention today
nominated delegates to the Ma
tional convention and endorsed
Secretary of the Navy Long for
vice president. Trusts and com
binations, the platfrom asserts
are incidents of prosperity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-26
WALES TO VISIT PARIS.

By scripps- McRae Press Association
Paris, April 26.-The Echo de
Paris says the British embassy
advises that the Prince of Wales
will visit the exposition during
the month of June.