davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17


Gssasih untap uaisg asuod a@m lksnnse e,vsak
IN wsiiiih ~ rltie cnnxtN.b, an isan NJ
~aidksrwntk asmaxaf with dim, lug
nsuNsati in tntss sliseiltar af toise ttraaa
'.f0arAE ant rnhs cninxnash, MsnlNisil
GtEa," ssiid en,e, @iniitl sas tui,,u u,naxs iss
mo dGmiiaxs asinMti an i1ite itandh. 'nMaxe
nn dsE IL m is Enswn tnn,nnvssw tnhlst
nhe prtimy SERVANTS hut ~ pllx,.t in nhs
wunsk aif tmlia,tn.' -
ssnlhaxB as lliunls If 8witms asi,ruad In
spdb o stsrn..A sasia li,is amspniiiun.
III liz iad sihmniig with % Mst bswl-
sshsia,&~
"'nlhaD sskssr SIR acknowledgements, !" sasif
kiss dirst agHAlhas ~ Eiss susik lilis pilaae in
1he hust wiisidh MnrMiin 0lpe hut nm
Aunat. 's'1lhars tahsll iie sornnEs nrws
aaxs rhe tnlsrlliny If filss Eiiiadk Dls Rinlre-
Ap"
MasiNasp 0.Es showed ain Muml uui,s
sihnrs aud pulled Anaualg ut uihs cAsrs,
wtialis aais annumisM hsild rnhs rntitiM.
IA tiisis manner uhsy tasialsd against this
wind aisd nas r,ails riti4. zine ssssrrM
s@aY msmsmt lisnnmtilg iisrrsr amt chs
Mei,anipS asasinsins iso sw#p ruimupa.b
mus anlnuuihuxs. al AanEah luiss ailus
&sr,sssS lbrunt swept unss ssMMn iH&nxe
s,hs egs# df the cswars dsiiiO~aG Ivy y
auaE, sihsrv nrill cf tisnntisM.
e1aap MaiiSi Chm Oy 1Hiaaltlms. ;" isnsit
NacsMisal. ~sMflkt 1iiism ns,t tuasrp &rsm cciais
Gssun1fi tnalJstm, Mihan ddhs Vn~x:in Aas-
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17

..,,,r n,l1Sur.ust taiat IN H,ntdhm GuMHn-
la,u,e wa,aid i@ plssinlsnlsfti dm Arsn an
INN, ailaii1Niisstl taie iassias, tine ssnnanas
rr.s,,,n ,sa,tl tdisiu aassffs nv ~ csiahriinA.
Inxsunred AMT awaiting disshnnnuinn -
ms a,uu.ssrs, amt Siifni,sr uiiss RMIfilF
,uun,pary pnaastisa. hn &rmtt at sdiB
,uum.sas Swo Smiley tsaltts lind HHHp
1,.s.inst sepu,atad lig ~ sspaas df tenn
xurtis, w,ntsh symue wps iiuiihma6 ay am
awning. In md nntisr tutseae uills Gnsaits
;,,r,mgst Msmlstliinsaf sasirttwii,ihasdiis-
u,n,sur.t!, l,Ddmria tilhipE upuhnss wliids
y.,,,,,t 1,nu,,m ls mad dhu aSiihsr. Miidh
shs ,rsols..m md lramY'dinntis df ails
firing, ,la, pgal, went asspiisHiimR tuinst
1raas,iatl u,illn-i drafts Of nii,ih WINES
In uud mt In fusH e'enymihsnH, wamn
TIM l,rsa,,ii ue elfiwu,s at the iiniigntia, nj
,ssutsinr ~ amar siiiat,rs Mlhut ptitrnlit-
,vt ,nMt nu#annun, hvmewar, and Erpri-
i,sd EVERY l,lgrt,s'sni@s a'aalGse wms gro
snu.u,H If slii,at Mitnsitg an,inih, nnfals6
pg GE,lrsu Esagnn. trlls @a,ug'nla6s ut
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
ORDER or hIBERNlANs-
4 war,d Ahers the 0reMnasn41sa -
Przneapaes ct yMis lrHns.nsaAl xc~xsky.

a Wssr,d About the 0rxMntnn15nn 80
PrlDea9ass ct yMas lnHBessaAl &e~xe3y.
The Ancient Or3sr of Einnrussas il
cssz1ocssy Irish Ca.hoase in IT'S grgA1iEs-
faon~ benevolent in its c.harzossr, tut ITS
gra1s oo9acs is 10 asouse s1s xTaraG. s1se-
rEia i5e character and Ellty the Irish
shI's Into ODE COMMON tueed of truf1sx-
A1',a- The motto Of the sncSefy 10
~Fraaroasaia Unity and C'aFakaian Char
II! - lssSsa1tss shat append TO s1e
zsoitasfr And Eaosu SsDezuas imEnasxx in
Tie azzzsAa Aeas1 Frss@asAip,-aa re-
EskraaEsE siacih oi1sr rs members Of one
family 10 exIsca all necessary rrpurs
Int grurbscfalE N sickness and aasarssxs
70 ~ A1s.zsieG tg 5 fsrveas Ynrpuk# Of
naizzAs kssasSs0cS and scnas,arsoce:
aolr11s Al the s2@s 8irxs. l92 holadlmg
sltr'ssd the sazDs holy TRADITION of nsoah-
sras1d Untry-fo ne true and unified
10 tis'c;A other and assist in promoting
s'h'1o others w'eatArs and rspoa1s i'm ssSh
cdosz prosperity While amssuenceG By
inns principle, aecssI On Hypocrisy il VIA
EnoM1 and g-avsis w hat o lSssslz2 il is
ANh-raGtcH
ehir1sias2 csas,1ty-hy bearing with s,sch
efos-s wsak1esssiss ssdanx ay wise
tHrnss& cassTssff,d az syrl@s hs,udhsrs.
q .v-asTals taeas distress aud auQazan8
teas., x1sssgaluas.
VITA Thesis ea-S5inaa yel1sSpass sra-
sa2AHinss'd Dgnn it's ts4naer, tine urgaer 10
ENoEE'Assssz2S It's teasvnlsaa and r,aszloraa
ia11s1cs with szaeA effect sasss In every
cary and aSwn q Importance tsur1 the
Ai-Ani1e TO TIE HAcasc auaay I've found
no sasina1s 0sVas-1ras of slAs order, u1irlrs
- . srE1uson p1-posK and huap6 TO
ssaats IA the Sane trais-uai ssaA max
ING IN AL 400 600 Eassimhsrs in sAs Unit
I'd s7aiss. aasa szsch szs the sssraiass in
{ 1ssisisss lnfo saae Iaasnahexs sAxr frum
saas E@@tss are gathered sae knAexs
a1ia Ero9srs'uEs OF sresy ofAs1 0s2znin-
nun u oOsls oaoscs Is the auasasussaioa a
. ne e'lreaiilun of Irish kindred in ths old
-Aara "a ibe t-4ss-nszzssqG ua the raGs
In sra~ raw
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17

ulgirt advanced ami t:im iinsisiIess grew
lntore intense dir fiismluss lisatviist tine
nlrrriash nj GDEiniinn miIfl ,tinsss n1f ms
ffalinvs sisssanR wiitiar amt wItia-. until
ut lialgth itBxOnassgnrsst aalIf l,rscnIuars-
exd saiRnal tunth rnwars sr omuae liiy ll,lsnn
taiair 1xixs anti tsis strung lisreaxe dirftrsti
atlam SWIFTLY mp ttiB tixB
NltIny wnxe xmn i'm ttiB still WATER liss
llaagtih tire cusasste If klts AtnnggiL, ant
niliiigfilgiftgmuti saiiaifsigtto rtiBailnxe,
anti tiR inu,nla,it ttiie Iist ttnuniIstl tsite
nnrti % Htmitnn ttliifi it's flair drn,,miItts
t1inst t1tEy wHre AT lliimxsy nnfi itsaiaesu
tailam an t1ise iiaIIt!. His tsiIan pIlHiiist nf
wsitiuntt AssN,ilW nfm HlHsedh ant matte
WAY qIuidisF ailnllg tsits iiEanh, ill nun
ming 10 liaiAsth u,mn ttiEs a,inxs lite asr,tt
His Bwlrfi tsirnussh ttiB wibipHrwu.k mt
lhiftB III vsiiinh dire allsx,4.h wlss Mnnniis--
sd. MiH w,utfr guxE:isd mp tairm4,n ain
yxneaiA, alIli asie qriini:y dllist mt alif.
Mlhe sawD nniah Vwnns INV wsttilnltt tin
naalisaf tsaitsing augiiin tn tti@ ihaT ant
iatmfl dt3tiimussiHg with teMs,n a1ti,ar INV
10 uriasxG nls RinurtiBss ffhlnwar7s,
t1tHsg lhntw, must eaxs liNw liInvt rnIusftst
taile dlsitsy IF stiis asmnituse nnssny mt
ware ND dinliiit, sxennriilg raiW amntrry III
all diirsftimas lin pursuit Their othisn
Casre. then, WINS IT'D llfss,p aiitx,r M any III
aiisse searching PARTIES, amt With tsiiif
p,irluaas tsiay diaturniilsf It'd tuiits tsi,s
mINit unitxsgpulftail patiH tsiiYn.t.h tiitn
wWntis. MiIsg Init xc,sxGdsy sturtsG, inv
ssxar, ttiwnl4sh ttiIe hsnsst wiiah ttiiih dis
tturniinltdiun wiiIan tine MUM. which Ind
liSsen ffm ssnnB HUNKS struggling With u
Eilasvy atmospheric, lh,iSfis brightly
tsimmlgh mt rsveiiisf tsiH ffuas III isiW
ln@, tine dimrk pine Gpvsnsti inimntsnil#
nut ttiG castle at Gunrrii:fusEnis In sitt
fiisftnnue. Islt lit ssvstiiatl nipYe taiinn
taiIeae A partS aif taiB et6ltuwavs III la
Rimrt:hO lhntl nu,niSetl dine nnpruunh III
ttifs aIir~i9!h tn cine IjGaih, ulit TIN Inip-
Nlnit aiity ceDliif IYauugii,2e III ttiie niiiDl-
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17


sss .rn:assiQr. from IN smuHnnumE hs'mg,
.n.litilng uir llrn,ih isHs ftslsD DO gnIlcnA
Them rE,ylnr srsg,rEilmls 9silcwe,d
yt-tr-A s.nr rn,a., Gnaiials rntils f.i,uN,,..,
l,sa.u ut t..lslsS arsn az Ei m.msammii#.ut a,-a
a,t.s,rs amt lr,'stt.s. ai,t WINNER - assaDn. g
mt TIN. H,s.n,si I'll
h.,,,na .-.-As1'nr v's,ir:irk. uAe wwigahzB M
xaE.i 1nsnp III ~ 10 s.'is,,tiE. GtS ~ssnlHr ~
ss,fs,. 81.
vh.,rs. -faufr,rnr H-sn y Hsx1sa6 1nE ~ aH
li,t ,r,las ct 1ii,s rnSn wins 1,ssi.B m.
Fsnrrih.-A ir.rt1ts rh,i. cIneii,i.E uxiAe In
Snn,,. lGn,r ~ VII nsmgs,nilsiHnsnane afiliswms
Hs.,.ma 81
Ft,sfn-vh. wii,..si..nr.,.w rn.a, rutss emrssf-
hits no he iistnlasiitts1 Inc RlnirN6 np zstx &sl
.si.s,t II the lrHn trfiEn.tE TIM w1i1rnsr uD
,xsps 81 t.iasoiEnu u. tissilssa 1,e F,ruua
siistn jumping II arit.s NJ BGsiaasn.ss "a JIM
rl.siiA Di,s pitignif 59 ,sin.,'le -
s.ut,i.uh.-A n.1Eiss aiB hight f,arrsssir
sIs. ,.al.isr11I If aslsn rs,silk gly.s a7sa horn
1it,ss Tie iesi ttnie'sr 10 rs,,s'itup - ai,~x rua
iHsu 81. 80 ~ aas,iaat ag .snlGs as;pxnrn.a AZ
Ei,s .;li.-frl.r.l.
The l,sasi.mBfarrs t&,1,ss5 Mlfih En snrrsn-
-ElsiIrsnf hi ssgtdi ,,rItasasfiunsg 0I rnAErrao-
Lis Ind .'Es:slEiaai,iE Many u hsiEafh w,As
-..TIzLf- -EsNuT friend WIFE baEsss5. End
sTsE iihs -yzrs ta0rs3esa At1,srafilzas rr,as-
ss.s entered azi9 tire spardf of tine husur-
.ll1'7l-ss tr.-uler's. saEsEk Enld a'd,xsfs WENT
trssalg rG-1sl. CiEFrls11 EaExD prSESdssd
u; ias -'s,sE,g:sn nnlI1z,s w4nth 1uNas,d
LIKE Elaca5 as1En5 IN . hinge aGrrel
Cik-iiRln sEGE (aoissl2 In AE8 nBakz rE,cissr-
,s.ss ula5t1rna- assEGz4sss3 wi1A Rnrsa and
At Aa6 Esis5sse,5 Ar0rIun5 tihszn ware q
A1r ut drummer ts1ys kld K1ana.Hg
u e. Qrur
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
ln,u l,,e fi;e,,t nver ttin instruments 'iii''''
striking is utinrtis s'iiis u N'u-ni''-
amy. elttiil.4 with s.nb sciii2s-

u.
striking lis oainrtis S'ni d F'''1iii''i' 50
,aupv. eutiuI, with -.Ib iiaiii2s-
lirrtr;iio .ry II snEtLltt nlu.
.ris. C..iEilr T. u sep,i iis-,..,
and sefTaIlt oDA .&fss W.
or Tia la l:nur;,lu hktc:;
sn,it. cart mt niu.:fst sin n.tntenniui''
which ttia lilurlssi't 5 NV vhh Hsat''iiis
,,,Yut,,roi,psantnIte iiih servants. ant Wn'iN
nave aton,set ttlussilileef mt III li''' iiin'
spff requested TN 9sniil M teiil'h AZ
tti,. DID 1nmr eiittet. iElsfh III ailYt,te'llili
ysef. ,saNs tlnviurtl hin thu III 1m'i'n'H'i"
nm u s.,YallIs niEsvSIJrL III HIT sei'N''
n, ,nmystl ffYnn .ilifsseilt Ip inB 1lliclinsa'
l,,nvf,,ys. yiipa1 tip MI iil-lsas Hnyinll u
MS ffs,t mt pointing uv'urt Elle .tai1l
exclaimed, 'N.alReinaa ur -.in tts'i'i u
Aiuseiullnnmr,i' III III nH'siili' 4 atttui
eeuiilt CRY illtat rsim irlAh-snhli.' iliit ~
ttiH Itriai tiYsv .ilnlf ,tiit..easf mt "ls'liho
y,u,un tin ear. III iinliygim apsulis IL
ward t.im vaiiisair ant int i'hh III"
limittl lul1n iim s,,pta' v'inil iilh san ID
M IirH3i is,ei,in iiinuys ssVtyHt MI ltfpi''
mt IN YDltst 1ngg rpIpr lit ftur ID M
ln.il. v,risililH IL tts,,si
AT ssinti II tin as,r. mliIsier ,,lit.m
irnluE tsilYnlIs,n riitsnrl,iuai 1uniH ~ dih lpu,
C,sas;is, amt ttiH nyBligsyh rllaiist iitpils
4iH limlis ant l.DrrItiDss htaill1inn III
Il,l.lBsn tlnnHsisir mt asscula.t III dih
jiluniisor III tiils nnrlit.sa mt Wiirliht i''''
nj esiH InrlmastinHsf IL tiiH iitil. Nln''
ys,lstulua ,gnlittl Hits lnitsisH sir mt 1ri'
nmitis swung -iiR dtiInr III tin mil v'nml
uu,IYLauiistl iim taiiuniiHr 1tIm!9, an!
drawing III tsin linlist xBlirat III uilttts
taiB,if ifiite
a INV lit,pslilIlrt ilpvHWn, isV'nisht
aiBm They ind D,Hit Taa,lrlMo ~ ain
aiinniiar, w,itnn lGia viillttpv VillGil
ltlllitetl mt lulinr die my mt 1ilrDlu.i
,yiiit,in site Klsyvily risnn nuiDl hiutl jH'sil
-nayanniilg liior lEg.irt war Hil;tttsnT tinrH
tiltet and vlxaluiIillg llHtttt iiie rrnr inlrl
G,Hiniinn apruig initn toia uphruniair
',F,w. L4ut'y tie Einugglui' iw az
a,iuinIst. ''nirlMt ND me "a sifnrIf .lln
SWINGS ffynm t1iiif willlttw I'D my Iifat,t
III Wit piinast t1iinYs mt tiH lniirf MI
Through Ivy iars,5imry, int INV III s,iii.l
iulfsvJff u NUKE mliDf pnrpHs.., -
s''A.llt s,iinll u fly with inn sasit.llls
ityum ai,h lnlllrtisr ui my lii,Hiimnt@ lG
tsiy will, lipsllinmrtt, snnlyr l,mH n.rs.
tm Liz liz lu,v wnran init Lsisaisi''
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
81 PaTRsClaS DAY.

..ir''i:h eaiia,ir,es since have ,,,.,,n-sxt
Amt vailRiiiad Xix. e'saions pw,sy.
Wie SUM " tsie sui, s4,nvi., isur..sa
t'5lh innnr 'tA,t. f-ulrli. iiis ,tl,pvn
Gn fa'eridtt3s inrtntinF m tsia nu-,,,nr
ulie aiiumypoi. Er,sin a,,iiis,l, n,,y In ...s,
-nlt' ie,''ts mt itnir lislann,e util,,ranu
s'ar'ai%1t N iits nuci'e Dms..al
Wherever ,ssutis atn tti.ii.s /, T,,,,,,,,ie
NiiniusNa man .tnsu9h, lie 'su..,, np
sr Musiiin neueh piiun, tbuao AZ, ase,ni,.
sunu 'essie isrun Ir.ni" iis tfirrr,
4si,t sat rtitulu.n In na,s d,. amt liup,y
Ee w.urs lne:;i ,ailt .ar,s5 vi ln,s Ce,uu
3I nt ttea'r tin ,ieit fii,tnir,rt tehtf ,uisy
Gan iirnm ,eioi tr,,rt 4ssi,n aul
tnf 5w'sii aim faiie iiimrdiess ,n,i,,.ia.
I'm s't'J pAsai iei, s,,i,s li,susn,ur ip,t,.,,
e,inr lnulnisnr rs m npuarn,y
tasoi s,sI. X lte,uut tutl m,i.,s,
Win am'iiesi fgnm his llnav Timni,;i so,.,-,v,
.e e''neiu'',s NJ, BLESSINGS tn rn,ms,
Si''l,es an iim 4 lhrl:i,er aannnrncw
Ant is~ei.s IN vs,sinns Ut hume.
-A.angp Less,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17

aE2s sssrns 10 se sgnAslsu nsf They've as9
Ehese W. aitse esasui.s et Gsrrnssk1meus wlsse
yin 30 sisasts wsrik ALI the ssnaer ~1,a,-
suf oar gr,sssspts. ~
- 'Vas assS uit,siis work siaagaS he dome
szs Nsil sai,d ] ann hsms 90 1ran sjaaal,, -
ssriGsst " 'sksfllsa s7ai,aeasfi iiistri. ana,..
sinai siroraa nom ae se,sssns en- Gsnc'-
aassSils M y eraxg srnrra.ssb.. with ans alhns
AasiFsaasig sMssy,s,a sstsur n,Sale ascs,
sssiinenst y guard eause tsr mp journey
Esas s,smsaaRls@ msafis no nsrilg,. hn;
sssik as,aap 90 asls assrs. Wlnk.a,l,, s,sul
81 Tliasr,. wihaM % 'alalIm t.ianomaanasat
rase ailnak DE Eaups.hl, ~ Mas nj tite
1ss5st 81 wibitib we mriiss dine prtsn,iilaa
enemy with My,um uihe nsr,uhsmn Griisih
eissasfnaIs inad ~ aaiSsenst. The taaaipne
81 aIhs exyHsfyiim 81 Edward Rruse,,
1rsuiass 81 Eal.x saa.sart sd Southland, In.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17


81 aiiis mm,aiif u lt.mt Ruint III II
ttiH lDtpvrH al u pIDnttsymlf hummer .,olli-
IniBl.astl III aiiH tiIGr an ;iH aiiinniiiar.
Fly, tIr nitt ai.iss If fiirf Msnry m.rin-
tW, iiyi'" sa,jin,nat G,lEin1li,n E.i,ziiilp
tine a,pllliSsa# rEuilit Che whit nn. tsrns-
l:ilu lilu I'D tina Window. Eit mud unl,s.iii
mutt If tri,s gulH ant WAT sl.iInti I'D s.:ms-
niif himself mt liiis nsw iillssllHg,iie ,nr-
ten 1D III when u lu1tl ur,ain announced
TINT tiae aiiIunlibm fiu.r INIT dr.lit,u inr.rs
uiH ins1sHn,liE rMm Ut Izf hsRiaL.nlirA
WlhsmiiDn tiywpmt from taiH window
mt 9DnlnlIItsf iiinmsin tS0 the nu,Is. ElH
INIT anis.it,sg hLn WHY titR.frnttss., il,y-
swm, when u bright GiE.iu ainons On iit,s
willis at fiilb siAi1ts amt tlia v,nt.r ts,-
lial,Gh. Eis ltuikstl iIlnn.s..ly u.,wnrt.
ant there III awful ii.g.ir 1:rHass6 I.,1..
flsIm 1iIs Mirltrsw IN Wtili,;h isis rs,,n
vnt ansissn,stl I.iatnrstl q Sgryih c,f tr:u-
wnut, tnirpvilng i,rs sat k.l.iit III the s,.,-
ninliinp hsnurr,ws TT III hraAn KERN A
irltt lHnH,,,rn5i;n im:itss l,;Iar Qf AsnlIsn,
nlt inh iialitis r,.nGM; iaMst then. n:,ia
3iisg n~s saaullsnE by r,rH, n1s
vs nxs anlistl'' E,sgiin.mst iia gem
titiIDNs
Then tn wiinf IisH III u sis.,.n Ill inv
iHiit, tmiY' xspiist fiH venue ut aia
nHunn.
9li2 rIpR JrEiHsmat a.r moment ,r
ihs hnntR ah @iEtnlltm d as,,lurlsaai
Ii'"s, amt . tinailins 1r1lHs III III the 1r.ll
II isn.y .irltsy iiirsD the w,.sssr nsa:,,l,,t,
af uiH nessf nramsrfi rlmg the wallis III
'liH ansrtis WlEinl.i,n a,t,,usa.lar fin u
moment with the wrw,a, hut INA r.,u-
oHi,rm INIT s,rnsp@t ills lgrms, nm. rh#.r
N il,afa,,nrlll AM: ngmrpna. STRUGGLE
they Hiiiik nlhn nest tuitts lsraf ia.s.n r,.,an
uiis lhsnoh tutls iiEIttiM 1T 0s'E1lal.tou mt
iiiR 30 taaati I,mnSaass ut Ulss.r-
CO q q q . q % %
ii v',ss tuam ut is,rtr,ui y tipg
N ttie ni,ttla III i,liy,
Wie wcitaier II vn,s ,,lltt mt yy,n.
s'lu INT thy WIZ I'M; .unt ttir-y
-,,iunI,.a W'nft,n,,.t lEs;ss,v
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
20 "a q1 81 % @ 90 ID
THE NORMAN EARL.
~ aulau aaampnn q. mumrns u,awaE.

IN q disr.k alnd
at,,r,,w might In
tahe winter af
mHliB SbwO ps,rsni,s
In ttiss Nss,,b Of
waud isarlM, ar
alurtNss, putHtsd
tnhe pamss,rn asstte
VI tdiso grtisi.y 1T
@sialg'wuots. an
tdiie at,sNe If tai,e
i,sw Of @dn,ait,
anti tudk tai,air
.xxtssn sA,,xs,s,srxi aHt.x.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
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The colored American., 1900-03-10
Hopors 10 DR.. Moten.

Very much credit is due to DOCTOR
Tncv E. Moten, principal OF the
Miner Normal School, who, upon
racial grounds. became the District
snonsor for the interests OF MISS Imo'
GENE Howard, the popular public schooi
tascber Of New York City, who by COM
mon demand became candidate ior
the honor Of being one of five OF the
most popular teachers in Greater Ne"
York. who will be sent to the Faf's HA'
position by The Evening Telegram, al
evening edition OF The New York Her
aid, Doctor Moten's success has, Dy
the mastery manner in which she haS
presented the case to the people OF the
District. been phenOminal She mas
collected and had paid in through her
efforts and credited to the District OF
Columbia for Mlss Howard $1O9, which
purchased q, $50 votes and insures the
success of oUr repTesentative.in being a
winner. Miss Howard stands third on
the list Of 100 candidates.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
WHEN EVENING CONES.

.-trx comes, sad heart, evening comes'
LH0I'+I dsv Is dark-I know tits true.
Thy Thy foes G are many, tiny friends are few,
II! s-,,ants with the rain are drenched
!ny ,nv nv heart strings sadly wrenched'
pnt evening comes!
+ha bird as twilight seeks his nest'
-, wilt cease 10 sigh with neAYy Oreas''
ss,d At last-at last sweet rest
wben evening comes.
p,snIDg comes, gIad heart' evening ooine'
Tbv da, is bright-I know us '[u0' tam
~ friends are many, thy 1oe0 arc ie"
nv garments are of pursst whlIe,
arrs,, Ins I,now,st naught bat dear sunlight
Ppt evening comes!
-, bafore her shrine must Kneel'
IA nsoitence thou must sadness ieei'
.s6arkness over all doth steal
And evening comes.
PHIL 81. BROWN.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

You can dress your hair In the latest
fashionable style easily and safely with
the original Ozonized OK Marrow,
(copyrighted) as it is perfectly harm
less and never fails to make kinky hair
straight pliable and beautiful. Imita-
tlons won't do 1t, Be sure you get the
genuine. Sold over forty years. II
your dealer cannot supply you send us
fifty cents and W. will ship you bot
tie. OzCnized Ok Marrow Co., 76 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. tt.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
ATTENIIUN-AGENTS.

This being the first of The month, it
is the desire of the publisher that every
agent make a sett' ement in full for pa
pers already received. The next issue
of The ColOred American will be q
red letter one. The paper Will be a
good seller. Energetic agents will IN
crease their orders and send them IN,
In time to inform us of the exact mum.
Der OF papers they want. Send in your
report at once.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

The Promenade concert ny the Aeo.
liam Mandolin Club at Odd Fellows
Hall recently was a complete success
and the event of the season. How well
this splendid organization is appreel-
ated was evidenced bya crowded bouse
1t was a fitting recognition both Of the
merit Of the club and a grateful testl-
mOnial to an organization whose ser
vices have long been at the disposal of
charitable and worthy objects. 1t Is
always a genuine pride and pleasure TO
do tribute to such an intelligent and
progressive body OF young ladies and
gentlemen. Too much cannot be sald
OF DR.. W. P. Napier it's energetic man
ger whose indefatigable labors are large
lY responsible for the clubs success.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

A grand birthday reception was given
at the residence Of Mrs. Alverta Miller
81 Hanover street, in homer of her
daughter Miss Bessie Miller. The fol-
lowing were guests: Misses Lena Smith,
Marie, jordan, Mary Overton, Rebecca
Harris, Rose Johnson, Manda Mason,
Lizzie Clark, Blanch Howard, Estella
Bingemin, Mamie JOhnsou; Messrs.
George Ourn, Samuel Gaskins, John
Cheeks and ]. Clark.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
SHEH'S

Gives line names of dead and living frinds
selIs VINO and when you will marry also OF
business journeys lawsuits, absent friends
health or anything you wish to know, no
matter what IL Is. He can call up your spirit
friends and show them to you. Can make
them rap all around the room. He az ks Nc
questions don't ask you to write names
hlm Don't try 10 pump you in any wa ) out
tells yon right of. ID e is thoroughly inuoTsed
by leading splritualists ev erywhere, received
from them gold medal and special license
TO practice his wonderful powers; credentials
no one else ear show can give tho usands OF
references to both " hite ard COlOred patrons
Twenty i've years practtce-seVen in broOk.
lyn-will show you that he can DO all he
OF. Can tell what bus1n ess is best for Won and
where, how TO win speedy marriage with the
one you love How to be successfu in all your
doings in short what is best 10 do, II Will
ttOn or no pay. Call and see. You will find ii
luck to consult this hristian gentleman.
He has No Medicine that will cure drunken.
ness; can be given patients not knowing 1t.
Thousands through hin are now
RICH HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL
with ali their undertakings while those o
neglect his advice are still laboring again
poverty. Through his perfect knoW,ed
will overcome your enemies and win YOU
| friends. HIS aid and advice has often been
solicited; the result has always been the Sc
curing OF speedy and happy marriages and
all your wishes. In love affairs he never fails.
3 e has the secret OF winning the affections of
the opposite sex.
/
| large cities there are class OF men and wo-
/ men who claim powers they do not possess.
| They have neither gifts, credentials, nor ref
| erences. Surely the cOlOred people are not
| so wanting in sense as to throw their time
| and NJ Oney away on such. DR.. Shea refers 10
| the Hon. Charles Miller, capitalist, 24Sl Al
| Iantic avenue; the Hon. William Denmore,
| architect and builder, az Cleveland avenue,
and Mr.. Arthur Sewell, ship builder South
| Brooklyn. All have known him for
| the past ten years. 81 g gives free test OF his
| power TO all. The doctor has practjced five
| years in New Orleans, st. Louis, Nj empbis
and Louisville, understands thoroughly the
| diseases, spells or Influences the race is
| su biect to. He has now and always had large
patronage from them
| PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
| Brooklyn, August, Is, 1S91-This letter is to
| certify that l came tn New York frC IN Alba
| ny. / was 8 stranger in a strange city out OF
| work and out of money. l had no luck in
anything / undertook. W hat TO do | did
| rot know. A friend advised me to 60 and
see Dr. Shea. 1 did. He told me the cause
| OF my troubles; he took me in and treated
me as a brother. Through him got good
position that very week. l had been to OF
| ers, they took my money and did me no
| good. bless the day 1 first met DR., shea
l would advise all In bad luck, sick or in
trouble to go to hin a. once,
Sincerely, Albert Ayers,
1887 Atlantic Avenue.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
Our MenIals "Get By" But

Black Mammies" and "Nigger
Tom are always acceptable to the
white man. They appeal to his sympa.
thy. "Black Mammies" leading white
children as q passport can get idep-
tical as well as equal accommodations
IN steamboats, and railways by virtue
of the position CT servant; but the
black man, and black woman-man
and woman by virtue of their morals,
intellect, religion and weslth-these
must be denied equal accommodations
lest they be regarded as man.-Mobile
(Ala.,) Press.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

Tuesday evening February 9th,
pretty hop was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Nj. Lewis, 1919 3rd
street, n. W. The hop was under the
management of Misses III. e. Janifer,
Katie and Clara West, Smith and
Burke. The hop was quite a success,
and Was participated in by a party OF
twelve ladies and gentlemen. After
dancing till twelve o'clock, the party
repaired to the dining room where a
snmptuOus supper was served. Miss
Cropper and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis did
e7eEything to make it pleasant for their
young guests.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

Mrs. NJ. 0. p. HCff1er of 18th street,
assisted by Mrs. Mack, entertained a
few friends with cards Monday even-
ing. A bountiiuI repast was served.