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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

PROF. JOHN J. RICE, of Westmin-
ster College, Fulton, NO., presented
the medals to the prize winners Of the
Mexico Public School Monday night
IN a neat and attractive address. E.
E. Jones, President Of the School
Board, presented the diplomas to the
graduating class in a most apprcpri-
ate speech which was highly appre-
ciated ny those present. The Mexico
Public School every year graduates 9
fine cIass OF boys and girls and thoss
who watch the career Of Mexico
school graduates always have a righ'
TO be proud Of our schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
To Points in Colorado.

Special Dispstch TO the Ledger.
KANSAS CrrY, April S0.-John Be-
bastisn, General Passenger Agent Of
the Great Rock Island route, advises
that regardless OF the action Of other
lines, we win sell round trip tickets to
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
ct e1s, final limit October 81; dates of
sale June q, July 2, 8, Q and Is, and
August 2. A. n MoFFTT,
GEN. 6.-W. Pass. Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
TRUSTEES SAL

WHEREAS, q. r. ToaissI
man Of Mexico, NO., ~
deed Of trust acknowleas
day Of March, 1896, andrs'|
Recorders office OF Auoisl
Missouri, at deed book y
conveyed 10 the undsis
Guthrie, trustee, all nls
interest and estate In apo Z
lowing described real -
In the County Of AucfsS
Missouri, viz; Lots one
three (3) and four
CD and lots three (Sl
ave co. In block four c,
Hlghview Addition 70
which said conveyance
trust to secure the PAYNE.
tain promissory note "a
bcrtOoo Anut Wnere- a 4
become due and is unpa,s
fore, in accordance w
ions OF said deed Of ~
request Of the Legal M
note, ! win proceed M
deacrfhad real estate ~
door OF the Court Houss I
Msxico In the COUNTY,
State OF Missouri 70
der for cash, at public
Friday, the stn Day
between the hours Of 3D.
noon and ave In the 80
day, 70 satisfy SAID
with The cost and exge9aIT
Ing thistrust. NJ. D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

THERE lie some talk Of organizing q
fair association at Vandalia. There is
no better point in this section than
vandalia for a fair and It would be q
success from the start. The stock and
farm interests In that section are sc
great as In any part Of the county
ana stock shows and agricultural fairs
are quite essential to their develop
n,aut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
the Circuit Court Of An
ty, MissourL

By virtue and authoriiI
and order Of sale made
In the above entities
Of Q decree thereof, dalss
3rd, 1900, ! will, on
Friday, June the Sd
between the hours Of so
forenoon and 8 O'Clock !
noon Of that day, Ct NE
door OF the Court Houss,
OF Mexico, In the County
In the State Of Missouri
vendue, 70 the highest olo
lowing described real
The east half Of the sOu.nS
and east half Of the sonlhs
Of the southeast quarter sna
east quarter OF the norlns.|
oection 8oventeens SUI -
northeast quarter OF tne
quarter, section twenty,
shlp hity-one, OF range ten
Terms Of sale - followtl
half cash; balance, twel
time with SIX percentum
a II
For partition among tns
parties, ACCORDING
spectlve rights and in'sfs
Special COns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
A PRIZE OFFERED.
Mexico Daily and Weekly Ledger Sent
Free to Those Who Guess Near
est to the Census Of Mexico
and Audrain County.

The Mexico Daily LEDGER will b.
sent free for six months to the party
guessing nearest The population Of
Mexico as taken BY the census sakel
Of 1900.
The Weekly LEDGER will be sent Il
the party guessing nearest to the pop
ulation Of Audrain County, including
the population OF Mexico.
The census Of 1890 shows the pop.
ulation Of Mexico to have been arse;
Of Audrain 22,074.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
Five Hundred an Hour,


DEAR FRIEND: The half has not
been told. Our courage has failed ne
to present ell the shocking details.
Every time tho clock strikes the
hour IL tolls the death kneIl of at least
i've hundred victims in India who
died for want Of food.
Your contribution to-day may save
scores, hundreds, yea, thousands Of
lives tomorrow. Twenty dollars will
support 8 thousand lives for one day.
A thousand dollars win save a. many
for two months. Two dollars viii
save 9 life until the next harvest and
that practically means that It win
save II for good. We cable free OF
expense all you contribute. What
will you give2 What thou doest do
quickly, for the Masters business re.
luires haste. Send your contribution
TO India Famine Relief Work Under
directions Christian Heruld) ONCE:
Bible House, N. Y. City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

DE. J. @. GRIFFITH, Of Kansas City,
Mo, one OF the most prominent and
successful surgeons in the United
States, lie In Mexico attending the
meeting Of the State Medical Asaocia-
ton, and opened the discussion on the
paper read by DE-. A. v. L.Brokaw, Of
ST. Louis, on surgical treatment. Or.
Griffith is president Of the National
Organization Of Army Surgeons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
Good Goods at Reasonable Prices.

Sulphur, per ID. sc
Copperas, per lib. SC
Alum, per Id. SC
Resin, per lb.............5c
Starch in bulk, per Id. 49, sc
Birthstone, per ID. .2hc
Sal Soda, per lb. 3hc
Hard Country Soap, Id $500 &C
Soda Pop on ice, bottle -. SC
Fresh Milk on ice, bottle. SC
Peach Butter in at. jars. Ioc
| handle the revolving and
rocking barrel Churns. You
can make more butter and bet
ter butter with them than you
can from the old dash churns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
CORN FOR REPLANTING.

I've got the corn to plant for
seed,
Twill raise the mortgage, il
will, indeed,
Three kinds, the yellow, white
and red,
1t will put new ideas into your
head,
OF wealth galore on which to
rise,
In the social scale most to the
skies,
So if you want to be in the
push call early and avoid
the rush.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

TEE State Medical Association, nov
in session in Mexico, is wen attended
and win not only be q pleasant, but q
profitable meeting. Some of the most
prominent physicians OF Missouri are
our guests this week, and we are glad
TO know they r well pleased with
Mexico, its enterprise and lite hospi-
falifv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

The Kansas City Times, one Of the
very best metropolitan weekly papers.
VIII be sent 10 any subscriber Of he
LEDGER for 25c q year. The Kansas
City Times is . splendid newspaper.
carefully edited and gives Ell tie
ssss. and only 25e q year. Leave
your subscription At the LEDoKE
oflee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

A. D. BLEDsoE, the new chairman
Of the Audrein County Democratic
Central Committee, has issued a most
admirable address to the Democrats
of this county, which win be found in
the weekly LEDGER. This address
has the right ring to it and should bs
read carefully by every Democrat ii
the county. 1t endorses the idea Ad'
vanced by the LEDGER from time Il
time that the Democrats Of Audrail
should organize by school districts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

DR.. Pinckney French, q leading
physician Of St. Louis and . former
resident Of Mexico, IL acre attend
ing the meeting Of the State Medical
Association and visiting relstIves and
friends. The doctor has . large prac-
tice in the best circles Of 81. Louis
and is most pleasantly situated, and
be has 3 host Of warm friends In this
city who are glad TO know Of his sue-
eaaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

l.. Albatross Flour is made
from the finest selected Missouri
soft winter wheat and is war
ranted to be our highest grade
of Flour.
2. 1t is prepared upon the
latest scientific principles, guar
anteed absolutely pure and we
offer $1,000 for any proof to
the contrary.
8. Our motors quality, re-
CARELESS OF cost.
a. We guarantee Albatross
Flour to be absolutely Uniform
and reliable, as fine as any Flour
made or we will cheerfully re-
fund your money.
S. We guarantee it to give
perfect satisfaction for bread,
biscuits and all kinds Of pastry.
6. We will deem it a favor
il you will allow us to make any
thing satisfactory that you do
not find so. II Albatross Flour
does not come up to our guar
antee and your expectations
please report same promptly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

Hon. h. &. E. BIees, of Farber,
Audrsin county, Mo-, was nominated
for State Senator Monday. Mr.. Biggs
Will represent Audrain, Pike and Lin
coin counties in the upper house, and
viii be elected by an overwhelming
majority-carry every county in his
district. MI. Biggs is one OF Audrain'i
most successful farmers and stock
growers; sman of integrity and ster'
ling worth and will make q faithful
and conscientious representative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

DR.. Cameron, Sturgeon.
DR.. NJ. e. Crawford, Mexico.
Dr.. ]. T. Hicksrson, Mexico.
DR.. 7. r. Williamson, RochsporE
Dr.. o. 8. wIlhsy, Milersburs.
DR.. J. W. Berry, Rsadsville.
DR.. 3. Med. Bridgeford, Mexico.
DR.. J. +. Harrison, Benton City.
Dr.. ]. E. Hutton, Mexico.
DR.. ". W. MacfarlRne, Mexico.
Dr.. ". K. Mccall, Worcester.
De. r. NJ. Moore, Mt. OarEnel.
DR.. ], 8. Barnett, Champ.
DR.. W. ]. Alexander, MarthasvIile.
ALLoPArH1c PHYSICIANS OF MEXICO.
Dr.. ". R. Rodes.
DR.. L. D. Rodes.
Dr.. Ned Rodes.
DR.. +. ]. Basket.
DR.. e. g. Cave.
DR.. O. T. Varnon.
DR.. &. Med. Brideford.
DR.. J. r. Fritts-
Dr.. Ned Hutton.
DR.. J. b. Hawkins.
DIR. M. X. Crawford.
Dr.. q. r. Toalson.
DR.. O. A. Rothwell.
DR.. w. W. MactArlane.
Dr.. Hinde.
DR.. Bourne.
ALLoPArMc PHYSICIANS OF AUDRAIN.
DR.. ]. o. Terrill, vandalia.
DIR. F. n. Moore, Mt. Carmel.
Or. W. F. Taylor, Martinsburg.
DR.. ]. n. Terrin, Vandalia.
Dr.. O. O. Gentry, SAILING Township.
DR.. William May, Farber.
DR.. 7. 8. Manning, Yandalia.
DR.. ]. o. Parrish, vandalIa.
DIR. e. A. Lotion, Laddonia.
DR.. 1T. Hickerson, sailing Twp
Dr.. ID. d. Reed, RowenA.
DR.. 7. Il. Owen, Benton City.
DR.. @. NJ. Bumgarner, Martinsburg.
DIR. Mayes & son, Thompson.
DR.. ". z. MCCALL, Worcester.
DR.. W. 81. Douglass, Rush Hill,
Dr.. J. F. Flypt, Molino.
Dr. d. L. 8. Bland, Vandalia.
DR.. E. d. vsndevsDter, Laddonia-
DR.. Samuel WEIGH, Laddonis.
DR.. Frank Harrison, Benton City.
Dr. Oornett, Worcester.
DR.. Bob Crawford Laddonia.
DR.. McMurtry, Seed Tick.
DR.. I. J. Barnett, Champ.
DR.. Wallace, CAN'T.
DR.. r. W. Berry, YouDgs Greek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

ED. GLENN, Of Louisiana, NO., one
Of the most popular and active Dem
oOraiic workers in the State, was In
Mexico Monday attending the meet
ing Of the Congressional COMMITTEES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

THE physicians attending the State
Medical Association meeting In Mex
leo T cordial In their praise Of the
Mexico Evening LEDGER and lie en-
terprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

D. P. MOORE Is trustee of tbe new
Military Academy fund instead of
J. W. Hill, a. announced. Make your
payments at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

ne Pastims Euohre Club, which
was to have met Thursday evening,
Nay Il, VIII not meet until Maya.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

Il. II. Larimore for the company
and P. II. Cullen for the defendant
we're in Thompson to-day trying the
case Of Slime vs. the Wabash railroad
before Squire Elliott; s24O damages
are asked for killing stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

Mis- Madee 0lasooek has returned
e her hoze IN Vandalia after q pleas
ant Wit with Miss Della fully.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
FaaSSH'I \
n. B. GllTl /
7. R. PSItll. i
OF SALE IN I'd
TInchsr and G. 3. Tn

TIncher, VIM. Tiuras
TIncher, John Tinchef,
or, B. A. Tincher, Belts
Rebecca McBlroy, EnlI
Robbie Wood, Arms1el
lilah Leeper, Laura ID
Greed, Susie Greed, Lei
isie Greed, John cresdiSa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
Csuture Of Geo. Taylor.

CARRoLnToE, No., May 14.-Sheri6
sinton Lewis Of this county, received
The following telegram from Westher-
ford, Ok, this afternoon:
stsend paper for Geo. Taylor, muir
dersr. J. WILLIS POINTER"
Taylor was convicted Of murder in
this county In ise6, but escaped from
jail : week before the execution. His
brother was hanged here in 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Congressional Committee Of the
Ninth District met in this city last
Monday to canvass the vote for Con-
gress. Hon. Champ CLARK, without
opposition, received . vote of 1892.
The committeeman here wsrs;
Audrain-J. 8. aauna; also proxy
for Or. Terrill.
orswfoFd-J. E. Hollow; also proxy
for h. 7. Arust.
GascsnAde-Jehn TApPmsysr and J.
L. Byrns.
LincOIn-B. R. williams and Dr.. 8.
81. Bailey.
MontgOmery-Fran Long and ". L,
Gupton.
PIks-Frank Lowell and Ras Pear
son.
Rails-Rsprssented by J. W. Haw-
kins and 7. J. Ayres, proxies for Joe
Bendurant and r. B. Stout.
St. oharIes-W. Il. Allen and J. r.
MADDEN.
Warren = Represented by W. L.
Gupton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

- - 14a8H
baood bountlag through your veins. feeds the
brain. replaces wanisd tissue. Every erEzn aets
nd tiaeiss Win nsNiy found itrsnEfh.
Abooa for I'D and young. either seq: Is vissn.
@skiag ~ ksys unsfsunG - shsfasrsd serves.
@4kss kssa ths l~uiHilsct. steps - eanssfsas
efslzs upoa your system. andassu msz. pAys
szity psisa. b ne result Of The use o. zioNA.
e quisky reIiorcs Lost Powerand Vitality and
~ saeefi Of smisrionas abuse and isdisersfioss
shieh uahf oas fof business, study o. marriage.
Ceres ~variooceis. nervourness. failng mem
CT. u bnass The pink eios 10 pale eheekA.
he gFeaisa nerre tonie ever discovered Czn
b carried IN vest pocksL ~ maf. eE1eop a
psekaee 8 Zoe tsoo. Our positive Eazrzsiss
Il cure o. rsfund monsy b goo4 a. yeuF -
81 drugra abouf - f6-pnrs 49, I'D paTs-
aanf adyics fraA Wnie us -.
f1a xioNA Co, st-.s PiynssaA p. cAk@
Fof asis Il Msrtoa. No, a J. FusNelFn.sn4
Woolfn1es ffsftF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

We always carry on hand a
large supply Of Silk Finish and
Mexico Favorite Flour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

PAY your debts and times will be
easier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
AUDRAIS COURTS.

Miss Rose RingO has returned from
. visit IN 81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
w

Make our spring d
Nursery Stock about
1900. We have a !
line for sale. II you d
thing in this line d
postal card in the Pa
OF call for phone No,
we will call and subG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17
Profs. Magruder & Downing,

The two eminent Magnetic Healers, will remain in Mexico at least % days
longer. They are located at Mrs. Laura stsee's, two blocks west IL nortn'
-aIt c0rnar of thu Puhn0 Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-17

N P Sexton, Kansas City
W 8 Alice, 0,Lean
n o Orowell, Kansas City
@ o Alice, Lamar
Pinckney French, 81 Louis
E A Danelan, st Joseph
Jacob Geigsr, st Joseph
] n Allen, Liberty
F 81 Matthews, Liberty
~ B Ward, Kansas City
E E Gilman, Adrian
@ Varnon, Mexico
w F Kuhn, Kansas City
T. Beattie, Kansas City
w ] Moore, st Louis
Chas shattinger, st Louis
r A Brown, Stockton
Fl Heylmin, Kansas City
A Meissenbach, st Louis
n g Sutton, Blue Ridge
Lutz, st Louis
It b Owen, Benton City
E d Vandeventer, Laddonis
George Haley, Kansas City
r Boyd, Springfield
F E Murphy, Kansas City
JH Baker, Salisbury
VIM Prick, Kansas City
q E Clark, Kansas City
r & Hare, Clinton
j. Van Eman, Kansas City
L o Rodes, Mexico
& ii King, st Louis
o B Mayee, Thompson
z T Dickinson, Sailing
Chas II Lester, Kansas City
d Fl Long, Fulton
7 Dulin, Ash Grove
q @ Stratton, Pathway
N Baker, FULTON
A D Brummail, Salisbury
ID Griffith, Kansas City
R Day, Kansas City
@ I Freyman, Independence
Woodson Moss, Columbia
@ @ Bragg, Huntsville
Willard Bartlett, 81 Louis
w 8 Harwood, Marceline
G Crist, Lexington
w ii Edwards, Sedalia
W Dallas, Hunnewell
J r Hampton, Chawnee Mound
JE Harris, Marshall
W Klein
Ell vsdt, Rockville
TT Basket, Mexico
I'M McOomas, Sturgeon
O Ohambliss, Kansas City
Jabez Jackson, Kansas City
CL Hall, Kansas City
CE Wilson, Kansas City
F Toalson, Mexico
Thompson, Armstrong
s O Jones, Kansas City
IT Jones, Union City
P FuIkerson, Lexington
r g Wohl, st Louis
Chas L Burke. Kanaas City
Eugene e Lewis, Kansas City
w A McCandles, SC Louis
81 Vaughn, Shelbina
n s Mcclure, Arrow Rock
O II Wallace, st Joseph
q w Dulin, Kansas City
] & Fritte, Mexico
JIKnott, Keytesville
IF WEIGH, Salisbury
JP Thatcher, Bunceton
A & Miller, Macon
@ A Ritter, Kansas City
VIM Porter, st Louis
James NJ Ball, st Louis
IT N n-Tn 1AAnrf1
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-07-18
- THE ANDERSON
Mutual Fire Insurance Co,

WROTE its first Policy Sept g. 1885,
commenced business This
fire insurance elsewhere Any Of Policy will Other
people placing their fire and
it isconfderly believed you
G. Ducwoth ". Watson A. Robinson r Glenn
bard, Directors j. j. BECK,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-07-18

Have hot water pipes run from your
Osborne.
If you have Mirror you want Re-
silvered, or want n Mirror made to fit
or replace the old broken one, seer. w.
SpEER. He will make or repair all sizes
at reasonable prices. Alb
We offer this week hundreds Of pairs
of Sample Shoes at prices to please. Come
quick while we have your number. Pri-
ces on these Shoes toe cheap to quote.
Vandiver Bros.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing doue on short notice
by Osborne q Osborne.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-07-18

Prof. w. E. Breazeale was in the city
Thursday. He has declined to accept
the position in Winthrop College to
which he was reelected. In few
weeks he will leave with his family for
Bordeaux, France, where he will remain
for at least year perfecting himself in
mathematics at the Bordeaux Univer-
sity.-RocE Hill Herald.
The Anderson Water, Light and
Power Co. has let the contract for the
raising Of its dam at Portman Shoals
to Mr.. G. o. Tenny, of Spartanburg.
The dam is to be made fourteen ssooo; sooo;;
higher, which increase t1,e plant to
5000 electrical horse power. The con-
tractor will begin the work at once and
will employ large force of hands.
The Neaos and Courier, Of the 18th
inst, IN speaking of number of the
Sonth Carolina teachers attending the
annual session OF the National Educa-
6onal Association in Charleston, says:
''Miss Lenora Hubbard, of Anderson,
is another leading woman educator OF
the State that has come down to the
Convention. Miss Hubbard made a
great record in her private school work,
and upon the organization of the grad
ed schools in ber city was engaged for
the primary department, where she
has made record second to none az a
!, successful primary teacher"
The colored American., 1900-05-26
WAN TED TO kNO "
l. M aryIand still on the map.

Ii d aryIan0 Still on the map.
Where are the anti Washingtonite
Ifit is to be be Vice Presidens Rose
welt after all.
Who is The New Ages vice presi
dential candidate.
VIII mmissioner Ross help Us to
organize col red fire company.
II Senator Mason % the new Charles
Sumner Isn't proving an excellent fiE.
Why Public Printer Palmer cannot
see his way to re.instate ]. q. Cunning
ham.
When the new Negro clerks will go
on dnty at the Government Printing
Office
II Alphonso 0. Stafford would not
make splendid clerk for the new
Board of Education.
How would Lawson, Murray aad
Shadd do as the colored contingent of
the Board of Education.
II OOl. L. M. HeTshaw can be per.
suaded to make third O. ash Into the
Bethel presidential arena.
How many Negro clerks, collectors,
staff writers or reporters do 'The
Post carry upon It's pay roll.
Would The Washington Post give
employment tc q Negro printer, II he
eame around with union card.
II the race could not fare better If we
bad fewer churches, bat stronger ones
fewer preachers, but ADLER ones.
What Is the utility OF q civil service
law that fails to accomplish q single
thing that its promoters claim for 1t.
1.-THE presidency of Bethel Literary
ever went begging before srch a
swift pace as was set by Prof. W. a.
Richards.
Is that peculiar noise that comes
from Baltimore the sharpening OF
pencils and the rustling Of paper pre-
paratory to the issuance OF another
famous Watty Cummings political
pronun ciamento
The colored American., 1900-05-26
THE NEGRO LABOR PROBLEM.

Mr.. w. It. Mensrd, expert typo IN
,he Government Printing Office and
washington correspondent for The
New York Age and Dallas Express,
faced a large and appreoiative audience
last Sunday &C the Second Baptist
Lyceum, and presented an Instructive
and convincing paper on "Ths Labor
Problem From q Negro's Point Of
View" 1t was full of valuable data IL
Illustrative Of race progress in the In
dustries, and predicted bright future
for tins Negro when the head and hand
are taught TO work together and when
the world is taught that Negro skill
and fidelity can cope with the enter
prise and ingenuity OF the most favored
classes. The production showed close
study of of the problems st issue and
that careful research had been made in
the realm OF history that few have the
time or opportunity to examine. As
q contEibu bon TO oontem pOraoeous
thought; the paper Is entitled TO the
highest rank. The discussion was viges
Gus and many new ia ,ts were evolved
Those who partici pated wera: Messrs
Z B. Smith. ]. [. Haski Jesse Law
son, L. L. Maulv, L. T. AIlain, Ben
Jamin Warrington and Others Mr..
Frederick Williams, an accom- plished
viOlinIst from Boston, made his initial
bow to a Washington audience and
scored pronounced hit, winning an
enthusiastic recall for his mastery
rendition of "BacarOle
The colored American., 1900-05-26
SPECIAL,

SEND ONE DOLLAR, cut this eat
and mail to US at enoe enclosing oHs
dollar and we will send you beautiful
twenty one piece china tea Get hand.
somely decorated la three cslor f1sraI
patterns. This set consists of 8 cups, 9
saueers, plates, tea pot, sugar bowl
and cream pitcher. We Will not send
more than one set TO q person. This
offer good for 80 days enly. Earle, Dill
man, Wheeler and 90. China, crock
ry, brassware and brio-a- brao, Q and 4
Sherman street, Chicago, Ill.
The colored American., 1900-05-26
To Reply to Charles Dudley Warner.

Tomorrow will be ''field day" at the
Second Baptist Lyoeum, and will also
mark the close Of the season. By gem
eEal request the day has been set apart
TO offer reply to the eunwarFanted criti'
cism Of the Negro progress recent y
made by Charles Dudley Warner. The
discussion will ne opened by DR.. H. +.
Klemm, Of the United States Bureau of
Education. DR.. Lucy q. Moten. Hone.
II. P Obeatham, J. w. Lyons, P. 3 8
Plnohbaek, John P. Green, George II.
White, PrOfs. Kelly Miller, w. Il
Richards, L. IL. HeIshsw, A. III.
Grimke. Mrs. ] W. Pope, Miss
Frances A. Riley aud Miss Hattie
Drew have been invited to make brief
remarks on the status Of the Negro IN
America. Special music by Miss
Beatrice Jones, Mr.. Benjamin Wash
The colored American., 1900-05-26

OATLETTS, VA.-Summer Boardsrs: Par
ties desiring drst class accommodations for the
tage to spend their vacation at Oatletts xa1-
qutsr county, Va, Forty eight miles from
this city there are three accom- modation
situsted about Il. liIe above the village.
B ard furnished for sI2.0O per morth, % 90
per week. or rs cents per day. b ealthy cli-
mate, excellent board and coB Portable
rooms. Apply with stamp to Mrs. Kate he.
0uire. Catletts, Fauquier Co Va.
The colored American., 1900-05-26
HOTEL SHEPHAROs HILL.

Open for the Season or June 1st.
Beautifully situated near the Potomso
River. on St. Patrick's Creek. Cool
Rooms, Bathing, Boating, Fishing and
Grabbing. For terms address Wm. ID.
Bond, Colton's Point. st. Msry's ooun-
tY Maryland.
The colored American., 1900-05-26

COLORED UNION LUNOH ROOM.-Any
colOred lady or gentleman. tired OF lard
work, and baving saved up s7s to sl0o cen
buy one of the best paying businesses in
Washington city. Daily ssles ten to twenty
dollars, and has made more cash trade than
eaD serve. | must sell on account of I'LL
health, Call or write ali this week to 1908 7th
street northwest, OOlOred Union Room.
The colored American., 1900-05-26

s@TaE ELITE-6Z4 +. Washing ton
street; Alexandra, Va, Ice cream, CON-
feebionery, soda water and milk hakes,
all f1ayers. Lunches and sand Wiehes.
Cool, exclusive, up to date. The only
first class pleasure resort IN the city.
When In Alexandra call on US. Opens
May 18th. w. T. Hammond, pro.
prietor,
The colored American., 1900-05-26

The Delmo Koonce cafe puts up the
finest Ice cream In the city.