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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
Silk Display.

On Saturday cordial invitation is
extended TO the ladies of Marietta to
attend the Brainerd and Armstrong
Special Embroidery Silk Display at the
Art Embroidery Store, 1876 Putnam
street.
After December 25th The Brainerd
and Armstrong and the Belding Bros.
Embroidery Silks will be the only
brands sold by this establishment.
Patrons now using other makes will
please take notice.
ART EMBROIDERY STORE,
125 Putnam street.
Nov. 29-Sts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01

Women love a clear, healthy COM
pleXion. Pure blood makes it, Bur-
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
SPECIAL FARES

For Settlers and Homeseekers Going
West.
Special fares for Settlers and Home
seekers going west.-One way and
round trip second class tickets at spe-
cial low rates are on sale via Pennsyl-
yania Lines to Denver and other points
In Colorado, and to points in Mime
sofa, North Dakota, Montana, Wyom-
ing, Utah, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia. The fares are par
ticularly low for the benefit of persons
desiring to go West ON small expenses,
and are in effect Tuesdays of each
week, on which days tickets may be
purchased at any Ticket Office of the
Pennsylvania Lines. For particulars
apply to nearest local agent of these
lines or address ]. M. Harris, District
Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
For Sale.

Norwood Lot 5Ox15O for 1926. Good
location. 7-roomed modern house al
most new for $1700. vacant lots on
easy payments SITS each. 10 shares of
the capital stock of the Sterling Brick
Co. Grocery stock at a bargain.
Low rent. Good trade and fresh stock.
Large lot on car line, above high wat
er, Paved street, $4,000. Several
other properties at good bargains.
w. S. BATTIN, Real Estate & Loan
Agent, Room 20, st. Slair Building.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
Teachers Association.

Among those who left Friday morn
ing to attend the meeting of the East
ern Ohio Teachers Association at Co
shocton, were; Supt. H. G. Williams,
Pres. A. T. Perry, Prof NJ. r. Andrews,
w, S. Plumer, Mrs. Rinehart, Mrs.
Goodloe, and Misses Miller, Weber,
Sprague, Faris, McNeal, Best and
Dabele
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
Change In Limit.
Nov. 29-Sts.

Low rates via Marietta, Columbus &
Cleveland r. r. for Christmasand New
Years good going Dec 22nd, 23rd oath,
25th and 31st. 1900 and January 1st,
1901. Good returning up to and in
cluding January End, 1901.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01

Subscribe for the Daily Leader.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01
Miss Phoebe Brown,

Miss Brown has returned to the
city after a course of study and has re-
sumed her classes in piano and voice
culture. She may be found at her
rooms, 22S Fifth street, opposite the
College.
Tu, TIL. & sat.-Nov. 1-tf.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've
a bottle of DR., Thomas's Eclectric Oil
in the house. Instant relief in cases
of burns, cuts, sprains, accidents Of
any sort.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-01

1t stands alone, it towers above.
There's no other. its natures wonder,
Ia warming poultice to the heart of
mankind Such Is Rocky Mountain
Tea 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
sscuer uuo Sebcilsbcrluf.

SoIsp9 puliBer's pradtpoles Wo6nz
baus in Ns!p=Oorf eir9ed, 4ert. -
Die 9ausbGIterin uno bic
Soupsrnanls umsefommsn.L9Mle
Mit9lieosr Der 6am.lie in Siasrs
beit.
0fep gort 9. Sanuar. -Sus
prddtoolle Wohnbaus' SpIep6 Pua
ljBsr's, 9erausgt6srs, Der NetpzDOrter
n8OrlD," Nr. 1912. SItz55. Sir,
brannte fsute nieoer. .unO apei rpei6s
Ii6e DienItboteu trit:dten babel pber
tomsn in ben 6lammen um. Der psz
tun;Gre 8IrluTt Miro duf 100000
qsIfdBt. pGbrenD Die 9agii4eyun9
$250.OOO bstrGqt.
Die Opfer o:s lEn9Iijd8 Fnb 6rau
Morgun SSSelIeit. Die @au891lttrin. unb
5rl. @I3obei6 Moni9omerp, cine @ouz
pernante. .Ods Sdu5 mar en- oiers
Hodges SRiuz unD 8dtIt5in9abGuDe
uno aufs @leganteIte einqec:6.e!. Sas
5euer Ideint in oem Goniecrdtoriunr
enttpeosr 'Our9 einen ettftriIfsn DRAFT
oosr ourh Den 93i3ungsJ2Ipparat perz
ur7a6r porben gu fein. G$ entEtInb
9egen 38 ll6r Worgsn5, pd6reno 5rau
9utibsr, lire SD4ter SoaItante uno
Glib, II, rsip. IA Sabre Qlt, i6r breis
| jdbr:ger SoGn 9srbert. Iotpie Die 8ouz
pernante uno 5au5GGIierin nod i'm
Gdlafe lagen. Serr 4uliber unb fein
So6n SoiepR. jun.. bisltsn iih CUR 3eit
in 2utspooo. N.zS,, auf. GS befans
cen Ii4 16 0ienI nItbot'n i'm SauTe.
Die Slammen perbrsiteten Ii1 iebr
raid, alIein 6ruu Puliber, i6re ainper
uno Die meiIten O:enIt6oten erb;elten
Seitigs Warnun9 unD fonntsn ii6 ret
ten. Glide Der Qln9sItelItsn entgingsn
jebo6 nur nit tnappsr Not6 Dem Sooe
uno paren CUR Sludt iiber bic 0d6er
| oe5tpungen. Srau SelIett, Die Sausz
bdlterin. bate pd5 Dad ffon errsiht,
tebrte jsbo6 3uriid, um cine feline Sas
f6s gu bplsn. in pelher Iih msbrere
Wsi6nadtsgs1ferte beTanoen. Sic
puroe babel BON benz Hduh ii6ertpdlz
t;gt uno bate, ais mun ibre 2eide
fano, bic nit Sil6srz uno Sfmud|az
den gefiilIie SoI6e in Der 9anD. SIR
&0rper mar f6limm perbraant.
6rl, Mont9omerb'8 2eide fanb man
erIt nad me6yeren Stunoen i'm oritten
| Stodperfe. sic Bate augeni6sinli9
feline 3eit ge6abt, Iih an3utleOen, e6e
| Iie pom 3aud uno Tllmmen Dtrart
umgeben mar, oaB lie i1r3:mmer ni4t
mebr perlalIsn tonnte.
Gipa Elm Subeno 81 6mdnner, nit
Dem 2ieutenant 6arrp 6aud an Der
| Spibe, 6rahen, ais lie naA gel0f4tem
granoe i'm Dritien Stoftpert tbGtg
parsn, burh ben t64ilpeiie perbrannz
ten 5uB6ooan uno Itijc3te in's brittle
Stofperf berab. 8lidli6er W'iie
erttomen lie o6Fe erpG6nenSpertqe
8erIeBungsn, M. 2(u5no6me Sout's,
peltar Iib oos 8e:n 3erfleiit!e.
5rau 9uIiber, peld)e cine Hi6te pon
SefFerTon 0ap;S lit. bate e;ns Quans
t;tdt Supelen in elmer Spinoe, psidEqSS
| iebt unter ben 5riimmern Iiegt. 0Is
Saus lit total auaQebrdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
sSn Werifn geifurbcu.
9(6kben Der W;ttps bes MarI6aQs
Sa3aine an ben5olgen etner&reb5z
SperQtipn.

Wbleben Der QS,ttlpe DEG Wfdr1ddls
Sa3aine an ben5olgen etner&reb5z &
Operation.
Sta B t Merito, 9. San.-W2az
onme 9a3ains, Wittps bes un1ludliz
den Fran30iiI6en WarIdaus 8a3a;ns,
1T hier in einem prtpathoipital an ben
5olgen elmer are6s Sperdtion geitorz
BEN. Sie entItdmmte Der pornefmen
meritaniT6en 5amilie De Ia pena.
9lm Sofe oes orittsn NdpoIeon mar
bic fdDrs, gei7treide Satin bes Marz
I6alls ga5aine elmer Der geIeQT6afytiz
6sn 3ierben getpeIsn. Damn fam Der
Stur3 bss &aiIerrei6s uno Die fir fis
10 i6rsdli6s Gntebrung ibrss @utten.
Ssfdnnt lit, tpie bic mutb;ge 5rau i6m
3ur 5lu6t aus Der 5eItung56aft bon
Der SnIal ct. Marguerite b,i Cannes
bsr6alf. Das @6epaar lieB |i6 inWa=
orio nieber, bod trat 7pdter eine Gntz
frembung 3pii9en i6nen Elm uno Jrau
9aoaine fsbrte nit ibrer So6tsr guz
genie na6 Der msrifaniI4en 6simdt6
3urId. Der MarIdo4 Itorb Oerlafen
in drmli6sn 0er6dltnifIsn in Spaniz
enis SauptTtabt. @or me6reren Sat-
rem lieB Ii6 5rau ga3aine nit ibrer
5o6ter, bic bic S60nbeit Der Muttsr
geerbt fat, bier oduernD nieDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10

Srag;Ides sditIal eines rsi9en
jungen UfubtenbsliBers.
guttle, M;9., 9. San. - Das
mDIsr;0Ie 9eridpinoen pes rsi6sn
Mi6len6eTiber5 SNrman Gbur9, Der
bor elmer Wp6e a6banoen fam, III
auT9sEdrt, bod IIebt man jsbt Dor eiz
nem I9rsdli6en Moroge6eimniB, oas
gu enfbiilen Die pOli5ei Derse6li4e2lnz
1trengun9en maAt.
Die 2si9e be5 Mannes purbe 6euts
Friib unter benz Mu6tenrabe i'm 2luz
eulta Sei6e aefuroen. ~Oie 9dnoe
tparsn auf Dem Ruden 5u|ammengez
i6nurt uno Elm Tfpsrss @i|snItud am
linien SUB befeHigt. Sin erauen6afz
ter Moro mar oeriibt tpprbsn unb eine
geraubung Der 2ej6e l6eint itattgez
funben gu boben.
G6ur6 mar ein iunger Wann, er1t
furae 3sit perbetratbst, unb befano Ii6
in euten 8erbGltnffen. 2lm pereanz
genen Oienitae Ha6mittag tpurbe sr
gum lebten Male am 2ebsn aeIebsn.
9enrD Marpin, Elm lpoblbabenoer 5arz
msr aus Der Na96arI6aIt, mar gu i6m
oefpmnwn, um einen Sud @etraibe gu
faufen. gbur6 ii6srgab inn baB &C.
pun[6te, erbielt bic &aufIumms unp
e;ne Dann in bas 9aI6dfts 9iirsau
in Der Mubte. Seine 5rau tpartete
auf i'm nit pem 2lbsnbe1sn. absr sr
fam niht. Der 9atte mar Ipurlos
perI6punosn.
Np6 on oemIelben Mbenb bur6|u9z
ten yfa6barn uno Treunbe bes Manz
nss Die gar5e umgsgsnb, isbo6 peres=
bens. Oas 8erI6tpinben mar um 70
rdtbIelbaFtsr, ais Nismanb i'm bate
bic Muble psriahen Eeben. Die gan3e
@o6s puroen NuhforEdurgen ange=
Geat unb Idliebli9 fam man auf bic
MiblenI6.euIe. Oas WaHsr purbe
aboelaHen unp unter bsm Mii6lenrao,
einge5pdngt 5piIdNn ben Spsi6en,
fano man bic 2ei6e bes 8ermibten;
Der &0rper auFsebunIen unD BON ben
Spei6en beg Hapes libel 5ugeridtet.
Man bra9te bic 2eifs an oas ufer,
uno bann srii tparo au aGssmsinsm
GntIeben pa6rgenommen, bab bic
9dnoe auf benz Hiiden felt 5uIammenz
asbunben unb Der linfe Sub nit etnem
gilerItud beI6pert tparen. Cine Be-
trd6tli6e 9eloFumme, bic gbur4 Bel
Iib setrasen bate, mar DsrI4punben.
Sffenbar liest Elm Hau6moro por, Der
SbGter absr 1T Tpurlos Deri9punben.
Oas grauenbafte @erbreAen bat bic
eanss gspOlfsruna in 4ufregung per@
iebt, bod Nismanb permag einen 4nz
boltspuntt gu aeben. Die poli5ei Etebt
Dor einsm rdtbIsIbaften Moro9ebeimz
nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Gcornflidlcr llnfall tn elmer Srauerei

Gbicago, 9. Sanuar. - Qu9uIt
S9isl, Qlsr. 5ran5ler uno 5rdnt
@intsrs purben 6eute in Der 8rauersi
ber @e6riioer @ottlia6, 2lraerz uno
Stspart 49lpenue, our6 6eiBen OcUpf
{dtper psrbrunnt. S9iel lebens9efd5rz
li6. Die Qlrbeiter purun i'm 8sgriff,
ben Dampf in einsn gottji4 gu leilen,
uno in 5olgs febLer6after @onnettlonsz
R66rsn puroen 1is plObli6 pom ben
iisosno 6siBsn 0ampfpolten um6uat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Surh GumprnmiB brigrlegt.

gbicaeO, San. - Ser Strits
ber pionofabrifarbeiter 1T our9 Elm
Gpmpromib. Ous BON prdiibent 9onh
pers BON Der r4merican 5eberafion Of
2obor" areeba6nt 1purbs, bsiseleqt
porbsn. Die pianoFabrifantsn bsz
BEN ben n2odout" Der 9(rbeiter auf
unb eepdbren einen NsunItunben
Werttag; oagssen treten bic Irbeitsr
bon ibrsr 5oroeruns, bab ibre Union
BON osn 2lrbeitsebern anerfannt tp.rz
be, auriid unb ertldren ben Strife unb
8DDcoit segen bic ptanoFubritanten
8prD C Glarf ais beenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Gar gbilippiurn=G rirg.

Manilo, 8. Sanuar. - General
Shpan fat 'Silang uno Snoana in
Der Qroo;15 gaoite, beI,Bt, uao III bas
bei aui nur p:nig W;Oeritanb g:itoz
ben. gr pat orei GjeT6iibe uno cine
QudntitGt W(unition erbeutet. Die
StraBin in itnsm Sbeii pon 2u3pn
IinO rur nit 9roben S4nIerjgteIt'p
paHirbar.
G,cneral W6eoton Iit6t in 9ere8 bos
Mar;nas.
W}e6r nGinbo(famirtes."
@aIbington. ,. g. 9. SAN
@en&ral 2lrmes Sntsnbant Weiton
fat bic 8erj6te Der OIFi3iere beS 81.
sReaimenis ii6er be anaebtihe 8trgiFs
tuna Der Qeuts ourh ben 0enuB pera
oorbenen 5leiI6es an gorb oeS5rans@
pprtodmpf,rs ,Rio Suneiro" erbulten.
Der 8eri6t bes Reqiment5 2lr5tes
6. %. 6rbe, na6 peldem IS lid UNI
friT6es, nitt um 8UhIenfHiIh 9es
banpelt, 1T bereits bstannt gege6en.
Der 3peite 8erift oe5 Oberflttutez
nants Ylummer beIa9t, Dab am u.
unO %. Sftobsr auF Der 6abrt BON
Sonoluiu nab Manj.a 289 2eute err
fronft uno Elm Munn QeItor6en Iejen.
G5 Tei biss cine 5ol9e bon ptomalnes
8erQiItunq na8 bem 9enuIis gepihen
friIAen 6leiI6e5 gepeIen.
O6srn 4tummer empFisblt, oaB NIT
BEN 9erpaden bon 6i'jIa fir be
Sruppen nur perlonen batraut perosn
IoGten, ml6s in iotder 8erpadung
fir lan9e HeiTen GrFahrung 6dtt'n.
2(ut IoGten Ofii3iere oss Guartiers
msiRer 2imtss uab Der Qrmee Snz
tenoantur gsIe9entlcb auf 5ransportz
T6iTFe geTanbt peroen. um Prattlas
GrFaErunesn gu fommein.
Gen. Wsfon Fat bic 9er;6te anDIaz
ior gaIonin, oen 2lrm.e : Sntenouns
len in San 6ran3iscO. geIanot uno
i'm beauFtragt, Die 6teiId Qn9elss
oen6eit neiier 3u unterIu6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
TraM Sells
monatliher 8eaulatpr
so. Sabrgang.

tat 6unstrtsn bon s.dn0fi9t.n grau.n @lhdi.lia,
fsit e.bra@t. Sai aud ni6t Elm tin,iaes Ma febls
eeiGlaIsn. Spatthsns mad ,psi bis fiirf 3aa.n
ipuret tets asbhlfs q:i6aii.n Rein etmtr,. RES
ne oefabr. Rein, uut,rbr,Sung Der arbt,t' Scr
psa sbsr i'm Slr.au g. @ctbtrtb,iluna orotis'-
Gprt6tunnsn bon 10 lbr 9ormittaas bis ubr
Gbtnbs; eonntsos bon bis ubr Ra&mittass.
sSrau Belts
Rr. 605. @eff'SransIins, nabe pineffraee.
4 ~. L3.lS'A@SA Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Wnltfe4 in Ecm>S Srleans.

Gep Orleans, 9. San. -
0us beutf6e S4uiI4iFf rMOltte" 1T
geItern in BORT @abs ansetommen
unb piro bsute in NepzOrleans elm
traFfen. Die 6isiigen 0eu'ffrn bl6en
eing:6enbe 8or6ereitungen getrOTTen,
um Sf7i5ere uno 9emanmng oes
ShiFfss aroRQrtia 3u emnfdnqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
ltcberraid)enoe Statiitif.
Gin Yian gum
Sparcn aui tlni Sabre.

3insFub auf 81 Proosnt bers6net.
3insfuB auf 81 YrO5snt bersAnst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sobrsn $169,47
Is Gts. pru Sag in 5 Sohren 423.60
SO Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren 847.35
1 Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sabren 1694.7O
Cont pirf Der Mann, pel6er td9z
ri9 25 Gents ausgisbt, spedlos in
fiinfuno5pan5is Sahrsn Elm YsrmO9sn
BON $25OO.OO tpsg.
@is piele Sauisnb BON 2euten tbun
bahslbe Ding uno nennsn es ~teln
8IuG."
sD.nsen gic ficb an zen
st. James SaDings= Jun0
unO rsbmsn Sis cine Sulfs Sparz
8anf; lie tpirb S5nsn bsbulfli6 iein,
Sbr ralsingslo" gu fparsn uno Slnen
n8roBe Summsn" gu bringsn.
Sanpt= office:
Suooit=gde 8altimors4Strobs unb
poIt=SFf;ce52luenue. Sdglj9 often bon
10 ubr 9orz Bis 3 llbr Wa9mltta9s.
Monta1sz unb SamitusszIbenD BON
5 Big 7 u9r.
Stpeie= Sffices:
9lorotpsitzGde Scmsriet= u. Gaserz
StraBs. Sffen jeoen Mitttpo6sz uno
@amitaes sINbsno bon 7.3O Bis u6r.
9lorboItsgds bon 5aitzQpsnus unD
8ouloinAStrabs. Sffen ieoen Monz
tea 0(bsnp BON 7.3O Biz 9 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Sri6c nntcr eincm Wiiblrab.

Gin Moro9ehetmnib in Nsbrasta. -
Sra9;Ites Sditial eines rei9en
jungen Wii6ienbslibers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Inn cine Grfaltnng in eincm Gage
III furircu,

nebme man n2aratipe Sromo Quiz
nine Sa6lsts." 2lae 4poibeter ae6en
oas gelo 3urud, penn IS gu bsi.en per-
febH. 6. gB. 9rope's HamsasSua 1T
auf isoer Sha6tel. % 9enis.
(Ctt, 81, 7i SG&28, G1Rtsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10

garantis beHsbe, bub bas SransDaaiz
@elo polltpertbig lei, 5pIn9e Die portu@
9ieIi{fe Iseisrung bic Oort!gsn BAN
fen, bic Sranspaaf 9olomiin5en al
pari gu acceptiren, poOur6 iie oen BIZ
ben 9oersn 3spublifsn 8ele9enbelt
gu ausgeoebntsn finan5ieuen uno COM
mer3ieuen Sransdftionen gebe. Der
uSimes" =Mann msint ba5u, Portugal
made Iid oaour9 zines Neutraiitdtsz
brudss fduloig.
8ermif6te SrieosnQd=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-10
Grrmildlte trIcarapbil6r Gepridlrn

- 6W9b None It IN JaIrFiel0, na5e
Oes W}pines, Sa., unter Der @ntlage
Dsrfoftst porOen. bic 22sjG6rlge W}as
bel SdoFislb. oeren 2ei6e am p. Otz
tp6.r b. s. i'm 5luiie 9sFuuOen puroe.
ermoroat gu 6u6en. 0a5 Wtdo3en mar
T6Dn uno itdn0 i'm 6eiten Rufe.
- 8ai 8rano 8iep, Iuoli4 BON
9unIas GitD, W}o., nuroe 9ooo 6.
MitfeG, GoQ'ftor fir cine WlDb:lfaz
brit, gs5tern bei einem 8erTu4e, eiren
9TGn0ung5befsbl gu pollItrIden, BON
S6pmQs WeTtllfe. e;nem 4dertne4t,
erT6pfen. Weflate iteate iia rem 9e=
ri6te.
The colored American., 1900-10-13

the Womans' Medical College at the
same place in 1896. Afterwards, going
South DR.. Reynolds settled in Texas
and had a lucrative practice through.
out the state making for herself there
lasting reputation. Havingreceived
liberal offers and expecting larger
field for practice she came to New Or
leans where her experience was fur
ther enlarged until she received the ap-
polntment for ths time being as super
1ntendent Of the Freedmen's Hospital
Training School for Nurses where, it
is hoped, even after the civil service
examination to find her continuing
the administration ofafialrs SO earnestly
begun. DR.. Emma Reynolds comes
from an influential and refined family
of Chillicothe, Ohio, and added to her
professional and dignified bearing are
the graces Of pleasant, happy, dis
position.
The colored American., 1900-10-13

Howard University is opened for
another scholastic year, which begins
with bright prospects. Now, the sum-
mer girl and boy Will leave their mirth
to pensively turn into more serious af-
fairs-their lessons. The buildings
mostly have been repaired, painted
and renovated The grounds, too, are
in splendid order and there Is a de
cidediy sweet atmosphere around. In
deed Howard enters upon a new year
with greater zeal, seemingly, thar ever
before and, Will add new energy, as she
always does, to the intellectual life of
Washington. While special vigor is
noticed in the settling down to the close
routine of class work, yet, athletics
have not been neglected. Messrs, B. 3.
Jackson, captain; J. T. Fox, manager;
ard ]. F. Carroll have already hearty
squad Of thirty aspirsnts out on the
gridtrOn for daily training. Other
events of college ife-both serious and
pleasant will be considered in latter
columns. All departments are, not as
yet, in systematic routine, However,
the law, medical and dental schools
have large enrollments with new ar
rivals daily.
The hospital, with it's capacity
for one hundred and fifty pa
tents, under the management Of Dr..
Curtis and assistants, begins with hap
py sntcipations for the year. While
the training school for nurses of the
Freedmen's Hospital is being thorough.
ly refreshed and improved from ward
10 ward, there are evidences already
apparent of the new stimulus impaired
by the orderly manner in which the
new superintendent and head nurse,
Dr. Emms A. Reynolds has taken
charge. Although resident Of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, her experience and train
Ing have been of such commanding
note that the greatest part of her prac-
lice has been extended to other states,
having finished the literary courses Of
WI oerforce University and seeking
LOT higher accomplishments she went
'oChlcago where she was graduated
lfom the Provident Training School
OF Nurses, and also took degree from
The colored American., 1900-10-13
Prominent Colored Men,

Agents wanted to sell Zone Hundred
Distinguished Leader" beautiful
book containing one hundred portraits
aud ske c1es of the leading colored
men in the United S ates. Price %
cents per copy. Send stamus or post
Office money order to
Charles Alexander,
Tuskegse Institute,
.-... Tuskegee, Als.
The colored American., 1900-10-13

Brewing
Company

BreWs the purest Beer on the Wash.
ngton Market. The highest chemical
authority in the district OF Columbis.
after an analysis just finished of all the
Inherent beers on the market, gives
DIS as his verdict. Don't be fooled nv
lealousy, envy, or prejudice, on either
or All al VI winch Is based our opposition,
We have the most modern plant
we brew from sterilized water and
'ho1ce hops and malt. We have one
of the most skillful brewmasters In the
county. Visit our plant and insist on
is proving our assertions. We will ba
glad to show all.
ABE KING,
Sec'y and Treas,
E. L. JORDAN,
Pres and Genu Nor.
The colored American., 1900-10-13

Psof. L. B. Moore of Howard Univer'
sity who has been down with malar1al
fever Is able to be up and out again.
The colored American., 1900-10-13
YEAR FORHOwARD

A Most AuspiciouS Year for the Great Ma
tonaI Afro. American School-Dr. Emma
A. Reynolds at Freedmen's Hospital
Notes,
The colored American., 1900-10-13
SPARTA
Pool and Billiard Rooms.
1906 Pennsylvania Avenue, n, W.

This large, spacious and well-situa-
ted pleasure establishment has had
added TO 1t a new room In the third
story for pool and billiards, where those
who DO not care to play in the larger
apartments can have a degree of
privacy not to be obtained elsewhere
This new room is handsomely furnished
and lighted by electric lights. The
atmosphere is cooled by electric fans.
You are cordially invited to make
inspection Of these pool and billiard
psriors You will receive hearty wei
come at any time. Ask for
SAMUEL A. TYLER, Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-25

of Elizabeth City, N. c.. for the appel.
lants, and by Joseph L. Shepherd, OF
Raleigh. N c., and Norris Morey, OF
Buffalo. n. Y. for the appelizes. Afr.
ST. George Barraud. of this city, filed a
motion in the case and arguetl it briefly.
The following We're admitted as attor-s
neys of the court. ST. George Barraud,
of this city, and Norris Mercy OF Buffalo.
n. Y
After the argument the court held q
conference session. and then adjourned
until Monday morning at 10 o'clock
This following cases are in the call for
Monday:
No. $50 .. NJ Watkins end s. A. d.
Baldwin, plaintiffs in error, vs.. Fl snry c.
King. defendant in error. In error to
the Circuit Court for the Western Dis
trict OF Virginia. at Harrisonburs- To be
argued by r. r. Henry. Tazewell, Va:
William E. Burns. Lebanon. Va; H. T.
Vinson. Huntington. W. Va for the
plaintiff in error. and by Maynard r..
StiEss, Charleston. W. Va.
No. 37S. South Penn Oil Company.
plaintiff in error. VS.. o. E. Latshaw.
defendant in error. In error to the Cir
cult Court of West Virginia, at PasSers-
burg. To be argued by y. r. Fleming.
of Paramount w. Va. for the plaintiff
in error and by V. b. Archer. of Parkers-
burg, W. va, for the defendant In error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-25
sToCKMAN,s FINGERS
Same on Both Hands.

w. e Beckham, a corkins heavyweight,
of Burton, Kan, is in the live Stock bust
ness. He did not need to pay much at
tention to the food he ate, until about
two years ago an attack OF the grip LETT
him partially paralyzed. His experience
with food is we'll worth reading.
THE third and little finger on each
hard became partially paralyzed, and my
spine was affected just below the back OF
the neck This came from severe at
tack OF the grip two years ago. l almost
entirely lost the use OF my hands.
This condition continued several
months, in spite of ali kinds of baths and
treatments. In the meantime my stom-
came affected and deranged. My liver
seemed to have no more action than If l
had no liver at all. No food of any kind
tasted right, and run down from 2l0
pounds to 16o.
lone day the groceryman asked me
if / had ever tried GrapeNuts food. He
told me that it was recommended as a
brain and nerve food and that it was pre-
digested.
$50 1 commenced the use of Grape
Nuts. and carried some in my pocket.
Now and then whenI felt hungry I would
take some of the food into my mouth
and allow it to melt bsfore swallowing.
The food has a delicious taste and l be-
gan to improve right away. In three
DAYS. time l was much better.
81 continued the use of Grape-Nuts.
and continued to improve steadily. In a
few weeks longer l was strong and had
resained the use of my hands perfectly.
Tn less than five months was back to
over 200 pounds. as you see me in the
picture which / send. Am now 81 years
old and never had better health in all my
life. / passed a frst-ciass medicine exam
Ination about four months ago in a life
insurance company.
..My recovery to good health is solely
DE to the use OF Grape-Nuts food. AS
q brain and nerve food, there is nothing
equal TO it. You can use any part Of this
letter, and I hope It may lead some un-
fortunate invalid to health =, AZ