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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29
south Carolina's Population.

Washington, Nov. 26.--The popula.
tion of South Carolina, as announced
today, is l,s40,Sl6, as against i,l5l,.
i49 in 1899, an increase of 1915 on
l6.4 per cent
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

Anaheim, Cal, Nov 26.-The food
situation here is alarming. A break
in the Santa Ana river has brought the
water to within a mile of the town,
which is 10 feet below the bed Of tho
river, and II the rise OF the latter con-
tinues the town will be swamped. The
Catholic cemetery was reached last
night and is under foot OF water. In
the peat lands breaks In the Santa Ana
river have let in large volume Of new
water, and the celery men fear the en-
tire crop of 1900 cars will be lost.
Over 100 families have been driven
from their homes and there is fear that
people in isolated sections have been
drogned
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

Toledo, o.. Noy, 25.- Yesterday o
storm destroyed nearly 5000 derricks
in the oil fields south and east Of here.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

me steamers Dafies city ana Regulator Isav,
Portland every morning texeept sunday 81
and The Dalles ats .. m. arriving At deatins
uon IN ample time Tor outgoing trainA
srslsh, Rates Greatly Reduced.
W, c. ALLAwAY, Gen, Art.
Foot oi Court Street. The Dallss, o..
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

The Missouri is now claimed to be
the longer by 200 miles than the Mis-.
sissippi.
Captain Hassell. who commanded a
company OF American scouts in the
Boer army thinks the Beers will re.
sumo fighting in the spring.
James Nj. Lynch, the new president
OF the International Typographical Un.
ion, succeeded s. b, Donnelly, the re.
firing president. Headquarters OF the
union are at Indianapolis, Ind.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

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o.. . n. %. Tims Card.
AnLfrercn. osKooN.
New time card. taking eject Sunday, Yebru.
afy isthi
RAsr souNp.
No. 2--via Huntington, lsAyea.........i, ,bS q. m.
No. 4-~ViR Spokane, ...,..7 :23 p. IA.
No. 2s--Locai freight, lsavess........1;Sp b. m.
wRsT HOUND.
No. f-rortland, ~ q. m.
10. Portland, leayas.,..,.,.. ......, an \. N.
No. W-LooAl height ieayes"...,.a...lt.bdA .bd q. N.
J.E. CRANE, Agent Ariington.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-29

More than iour.tiiths OF the popula-
tion Of Mexico arc Of mixed or Indian
blood.
Rresci. slayer OF King Humbert,
wrote to his wife In New York. that
he is kept in a damp we'll and COM
PEELED to stand all the time.
Turkey has been taking census OF
Islam, and finds that the number OF
Mohammedans In the world Is 1885,.
100000. OF these 100000 are in
Turkey.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21

A Merry Christmas tu all.
 TIE INES wishes you Merry, Merry Christmas. COAL Hops AND VASES,
 ATKINS G HoNRE. There will be q great display of fire works in this city on Christmas eve night.
 +. NJ. Pipkin. of Tuttleton, was in town and registered at the Belser Sat ulddy.
 Will Miller. of Johnson, was circu- ting am )ns his friends in the city Tuesday.
 Henry Harris, the smiling and genial St. Louis spice drummer, was in the city Monday.
 Cigar holders. Tobacco Jars, and Smokers Sets NoDby and Cheap at the NewsstOud.
 Capt. D. Davis returned home Mon- day from il weeks engagement in St. Francis bottom.
 Lige Duncan passed through the city Tuesday enroute to Marianna on a short business trlp
 Co.,. W. A. Gage. of Memphis. was in town an business and circulating among friends, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Geo. Davis and George Elliott. Jr., of Nynne. were guests of relatives here the first at the week.
 Watches. diamonds. jowelrv and sil. verware. of every description, at rock bottom prices. at Brady's.
 The Papier Mache goods at the Newsstand are unique and novel They are pretty and cheap.
 Have you seeu the pretty mirrors at the Newsstand. Nothing more appro- priate for your lady friedd
 The plum pudding and brandy sauce will have the carrtct flavor if you get tue brandy of Ike Mallory.
 If you want to buy nice. solid gold finger ring il will be to your interest to see x. Harris. the jeweer.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21

Get ready 10 celebrate.
 \ Merry Christmas to all.
 Truly this is the Sunny South The town needs more residences. 0 |, but this has been gala week. Christmas shopping is at it's height. Boiled Ham, 3Oc ID. Trice & Altman. The nineteenth century is dying with a smile.
 Big assortment Of fireworks at Dun avdnts
 Capt. Jas Russell was in Memphis Monday.
 Senator R. ]. Williams went to Mem. plis Monday.
 Mrs John c. Allen was shopping in the city Monday.
 TIE TIMES wishes you Merry. Merry Christmas.
 4. b Boyle has new cash register which Is beauty.
 he organization of brass band is progressing nicely.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21
Wilson's Alright HEATERS, Sole Agents, ATKINS * HORNE

Wilson's Alright HEATERS, Sole Agents, ATKINS * HORNE Iiddliqg cotton is selling at 9ls in Forrest City today.
 D. E lIashal of Mcdaniel, was in the city Wednesday.
 Do your county 4 good turn. Send the paper tOH friend.
 We will sell our medaIlions at cost. Landvoigt X Nadaklu.
 Scott Bond of Madison. was trading Tn tue cl'y "Wednesday.
 See our line of musical instruments. Landvolgt X Yadakin.
 Several good home farms for sale IQWre of II. r. Dooley.
 Mrs. Bradford. of Haynes. WAS shop ping m tue city Tuesday.
 Capt ] w. Beck visited the Bluff NllY Monday on business.
 Cut glass. at prices ranging from = o0 to s30 00, at Brady's.
 Something has been said in juvenile cacieS about big boniirs.
 Miss Nireie Aldridge is with Trice % Ailman Tor the holidays.
 W S. Bell. of IIavnes. was business Visitor to the city Tuesday. Money 10 loan on improved planta- uohS. Geo. r. Taylor & Co.
 Co to the Pearl saloon for Christmas "hlskies, branches, wines, etc.
 J. II Bard went to Whitmure Mon u"y to look up some oti buyers.
 If this weather halds out Kris Krin R'e W'ii don his seersucker suit.
 Danavant has the prettest Holiday assortment of glassware in the city. Smoke Mildred cigars and you ""' want no other. NJ Y. Hancock. s.'.t 'rn.ottograph and autograph albums.
 "P ooo6s' elc. at the New ssland. , h.'..lr amer W. R Taylor. of Linden, was
 '"''''''s Visitor to the city Tuesday In the Alamo ,'-Opie Reads latest
 J@SI received aC the Newsstand. 0cI1 Jesse Hodges sold eleven
 '' "i cotton in this city Wednesday e.., "r January Deliueator and De -"'' ls now on sale at the Newsstand a, 'i.ln5 n,l, mber. every article purchased ''"UN ls engraved uec of charge rJIg,Wter l'luyjus and santa Claus are .t .'9o'e te get their eates mixed, after MaNf your wife a Christmas present "l HE lMEs. | comes all the year foaId O'''
 GA. S TO RrA. Bears the Inc kad You Haze Alsays Bought
 os G@Iz3Z@zZe/
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21
A FINE SToCK OF HIGGINS,
 ATKINS ,E HORNE.

Alphabet and Building blocks some of the newest ideas aud all the best sellers-at the Newsstand.
 Finest line of diamond and pear brooches eyer shown in Forrest City. Call and see them at Brady's.
 s. T. Mcdaniel, of Franks, was in town Monday on business. He has our thanks for substantial tayoTS.
 In the absence of snow and ice Santa Claus will discard his sleigh and rein deers and use flying machine.
 Pettus X Buford are sole agents for Days Famous = Iron Clad n 2ubber Boots. Guaranteed Sdag Proof.
 All handsome Chrisr mas publications will a rive at the Newsstand during this month. Don't fail to see them.
 The most effective little liver pills made are Dew $ Little Early Ri,ers They never giI ,. ]. II, Dunavant.
 A nice engagement ring and fine assortment of geuts' and ladies chains for Christmas. x Harris the j-weler
 Remember the cheap excursion rates over the Choctaw to all points to the south and Southwest for the holidays
 A carload of Owenboro wagons. the best wagon on the market. juSt re- c-ived and fer sale by Fuss:il, Graham X C..
 .Join NJ. Hines and l. II. Everitt, Of Memphis. arrived in the city Monday anG embarked in the brokerage bus iness.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Oid Eoilmrr whiskev is the best, tell your friends T. (. Folbre X Co. sell It.
 Any gentleman will appreciate a Fountain pen for Christmas Buy it al the Newsstand. They cost you $l 9 to Sl 50,
 Don't fail to put Dunavant on your shopping list. He has the most eXqui- ite and artistic display of chiuaware in the city.
 Misses Beulah and Burley Jolley and 1 Mrs. J0l,ey, of Yucuna. were shopping in town Monday. and gave Us d pleas ant cali.
 Now is the time to get your Xmas jug my grade or proof Mhiskey-at the Four Hundred, NJ. Y. Hancock proprietor.
 The week opened cloudy, hut O,d Sal beaming face played pe-k-A-boo and altogether the weather has been delightful.
 CA S RrA. Bears the The Kind YOs HaYs Always Bought
 of %sXHZAIz<e
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21
X N " Christmas to all.

X Nsrry Christmas tn all.
 THr fIMEs wishes you Merry, Merry hristmas.
 HARHFARE, STOVES, TINwApE,
 ATKINS & HORNE.
 GeorIe Rumage, of Blackfish Lake, manage of the Rumage- Myers saw mill peat. visited the city Saturday and Sr day.
 Itw pay you to read every one of onr a. artisements. They tell you what c. ly and where to buy and at lowest QraeS.
 Old almer Whiskey put up by Jesse Moore ilunt Go. is pure and whole some. For sale by T. c. Folbre x Cc. Forrest ty, Ark.
 Try seck of the Celebrated Alba tross FleHg and you will never use any othcr sind. For sale only by Fus. sell, Graham x Co. Don't tall to get one of those hand. some Wa pockets at the Newsstand They are useful. ornamental and ap- proprldtC Tor Chrl3tUaS,
 For family use in numberless ways Ballard's snow Lnimeut is useful and valuable remedy. Price D and 5C cents. Webb < Sanders.
 John Stevens, from Round Pond, removed his family to this city Tues day and is now occupying cosy home in the Russell addition.
 The w. 3. Corset. sold exclusively by Fnssel Graham & Co.,, comfort ably fits either short or long waists. The best corset on earth. ". J. Caldwell, the hustliug repre-. senta tative O. the Arkansas Democrat was in ths city Tuesday enroute to Marianna and LaGrauge.
 E. A Asl ey is the name of the new night man at the Western Union tee- graph office vice Mir Scott, who IS in Mississippi n short visit.
 Mir. James l.. Scott is now cour- te0uS and obiiging salesman at Trapp. Barker & Cos. where hp will be pleased to meet his numerous friends.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21
GUNs AND AMMUNITION,
 ATKINS tG HORNE

Money to lend on first mortgage on well-impToved, cultivated farms, at s per c:ut interest and 4 small commits sion. JOHN GATLING.
 It is here Just received at the ed whisky-eight years old. Come and
 Raisin Seeders-very useful. in fact, almost indispensable articles for the culinary department. just received and for sale by the Forrest City Novelty Co.
 Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the "Old Vo!lmer" whiskry, it IS he result oi purity. T C. FoiGle x Co Forrest City. Ark,
 DeWitt's Little Early Rsers are dainty lttie pills. but they never fail to cleanse the liver. remove ahStructIons and invlgurate the system. J. II. Dun avaut.
 How about the young ladies being exceptionally nice to their gentleman friends in anticipation of d Christmas gift? The dear glrls like to be rtmem- UeIed.
 Call at Brady's jewtlry store and as certain his prices on watches, j-WtlrY. silver novelties. etc., before making your Xmas purchases. They will save you money.
 Get your wedding invitations at THE TIMES office. We duplicate the handsomest steel plate at less than half the price. The finest work guar teed or no charge.
 Mr. and Mrs ". C. BeaZley and the ch dren. of Johnson township. were pleasant business visitors to the city Tuesday. They have our thanks for substantial faVurs. Miss Bit Pearson. of Jackson. Ten nesSee. arrived in the city Tuesday and will spend the hn idaNs with friends and relatives, the guest of Mir. and Mrs Geo. ". Pearson.
 Christmas will be here very soon Ike Mallory is prepared to meet the in- creased demands of the season. and has big stock of whiskies, brandies, wines, gins, etc. Give him d call
 GAS ToREA. Bears the H The Kind You Have Asays Bought ''s,;'''' :f lMAzzzzw
The colored American., 1900-01-27
THE coLoRED AMERICAN, WASHINGTON, D. O.
News of the Jerseys.

Roseue, n. J.. speciaI-Rey. n, W Vaughn
preached gra d sermon last evening from
the q d chapter of Lamentations 18th verse.
Mrs. Peter Harter's grandson, thirteen monts
old, who has been very sicE with pneumonia
is improving, / eacOn r. B. Smith whose
house was burned a short time ago has mov-
ed in again, pleasant surprise party lead by
the pastor went TO tbs house Saturday night
amused thsp selves singing and ad gener
al good time and LETT many nice presents for
Deacon and sister Smith, Rev. West o.
MataV an, Pa, has gone South to attend the
funeral OF his uncle, Rev. j. NJ. Joyner, will
preach IN his place during his abserce.
number of our Baptsts are carrying on re-
vivaIs and having success. The Christian
En6eav> T of tbs Baptist Church held its an.
nual elect OF last week. Miss Eleanora Smi b
was chosen President; may she be bles sed.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
Dr.. Crummen Historical Club

The following program for 1899 1900
will interest all, December II, Fhe Ne
gro as Poet, Mrs. Anna Pickett; De
cember 10, The Negro So a Mechanic,
Miss Sarah E. Oliver; December 26
The Negro as a Business Man; Janury
2, holiday recess; January 8, The Ne
gro inIths World of Art. j. r Frisby;
January II, The Negroes Strike for
Liberty, Mrs f. A. Bruce; January %,
Tha Negro as q Physician, Mrs. l.: j.
Mann; January 80, The Negro a Jour
naIist, John E. Bruce; February 6, The
Negro as a Soldier, John D. NiuhOIs;
February 49, The Negro as Politician,
A. J Oliver; February 26, The Negro
in the World of Music, Miss Eva VIII
Iiams; February q, The Negro in the
World of Science, John Caldw ell;
March 6, The Negro as an Orator. Levi
]. Mann; March I3. The Negro IN the
Theatrical World. Miss Mary Hoyt;
March 20, The Negro in the Pulpit,
Rev A. T. Johnson, March q, The Ne
gro in the Legal Profession, Henry A.
Spencer.
JOHN e. BRUCE, Critic,
HENRY 4. SPENCER, Director,
Albany. n. Y. nov. %, 1899.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
Notice to Boston Subscribers.

Mr. D. Powell, j.. heretofore rep
reseniing The ColoTed American in
Boston ard vicinity, is no longer con-
nec.ed with The COlored An erIcan 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 Mr.
W. L. Reed, No. 155 Cambridge street,
Boston, Mass. The publishers of The
ColOred American will not be respon
slble for any moneys paid or cOntracts
made with MIR. ]. D. Powell, Jr,, after
this date.
The colored American., 1900-01-27
A Tammauy Leader,

DR.. P. Hampton White OF New York,
but who is well and favorably known
in this city and in journalistic circles,
was in our sanctum last Tuesday. DR..
White is one of the big man Of Tam
many and has proven more than once
his ability as leader. He is enroute to
Chicago. where he is dated to meet a
number of leaders. DR.. White is the
busiest man it has been our pleasure to
meet in long time. He is the logical
successor of Hon G. Il. J. Taylor, no
was a Napoleon in politics, and who
died twenty years too soon. While in
this city he was the recipient of much
social attention. He was the special
guest of Messrs. J. w. Paterson, &. E.
Cooper, E. NJ. Hewlett, Travis Glascoe,
Arthur Simmons and many others,
The colored American., 1900-01-27
THE BLACK MANS BURDEN

CONTINUE from First Page)
arrives in Washington next week, that
city will hold one of the strongest and
most influential of the younger men of
that great religious organization. Rev.
Ransom has just passed his 39tE year,
but bshind him he has left record
that can mean nothing but greater
heights in the future. 1t is altogether
likely that after the meeting Of the
Bishops in February, that DR.. Ransom
The colored American., 1900-01-27

will be found filling one OF the most
important and exacting offices in the
Connection. The Church is doing well
when 1t honors such capable and de
serving men as Reverdy o. Ransom,
d. d.
Many com pliments have teen passe
here on the excellent full page likeness
of Mr. Washington that appeared in
The American last week. Ii Is gener.
ally thought to be the best thing of
hlm yet seen in newspaper print.
The Conservation, which has been
wearing the new style OF dress that the
American now affects, came out today
in her old clothes, and was almost a
stranger about town.
The plans for the new Odd Fellows
Hall have been completed, and today
advertisements appeared for bids for
structural iron, etc. The new build
ing, which will be on State, near 43rd,
will be completed Ia early summer.
One OF the most talked OF events In
local circles was the election Of officers
OF the Sumner CLUB, political organi'
zstiOn Of much strength recently es
tablished here. Great interest was
manifes ted in the elsctlon, as is was
popularity understood that there was a
strong rivalry between two factions, the
result was as follows: Edward Il,
Wright. president; j. Gray Lucas, vice
president; Robert L. Taylor, secretary !;
Louis b. Anderson, corresponding sec
yetary; Ed ward Il. Morris, treasurer;
Willis V. Jefferson, chairman Execu
tive Committee. All these gentlemen
are lawyers. Mr.. Taylor and Mr. Nor.
Tis are the only two who were re'eiect'
ed. Messrs. w. L. Martin, H. G. Park
er, Adam Horne, Jackson Gordon, D..
s. Bailey, DR.. A. F. Perry, DR.. Dan'l
Williams and w. 81. Curd Were elect
ed members Of the Executive Commit
tee.
A recent edition Of the Chicago Rec
ord contained the statement that Robt.
Z. Rhodes, John Johnson and W. II.
Johnson Of this city, ale organizing a
Company Of Negroes for gold uIning
ct Cape Nome, Alaska, 1t says that
this place has been chosen rather than
the Klondike for advantages Of climate.
They expect to start with the opening
Of spring. l only hope they can in.
duee about twenty car loads of Negroes
to leave the policy shops and gambling
dens and follow them out there.
4. B. GEORGE.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

will be found filling one OF the most
important and exacting offices ia the
Connection. The Church is doing well
when 1t honors such capable and de
serving men as Reverdy o. Ransom,
D. D.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

Many compliments have been passed
here on the excellent full page likeness
of Mr. Washington that appeared in
The American last week. II Is gener.
ally thought to be the best thing OF
hIm yet seen in newspaper print.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

The Conservation, which has been
wearing the new style OF dress that the
American now affects, came out today
in her old clothes, and was almost a
stranger about town.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-25
women rot AIlowed q Faaer.l..L.,

B Women Not Allowed 1t Funerals.
One OF the curious social laws Of Peru,
which, by the way was also ia force IN
England till within recent years, for
bids women to attend funerals, and
they do not appear at weddings unless
they are very intimate friends. When =
funeral procession passes through the
streets the coffin is carried upon the.
shoulders of the pail bearers, who are
followed by an empty hearse drawn By,
two, four or six horses, according to
the means Of the mourners and ;theirde-
sire Tor display All the male members
of the family and friends Of the de-
ceased follow on foo, with i line Of
empty carriages behind them. sAs. long
as they are in the presence Of the dead.
II is considered q proper and necessary
evidence Of respect to walk. After the
body has been committed TO the grave
those who attend the funeral y are
brought home s. thecarriages House
hold Words. 8;
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a Pampered Cow.

On their recent visit to the ancestral
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matter OF pure milk for h the royal
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and so twas decided to take along the
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Japan lea, extra fine quality, per.lb. 80
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Good Quality Rice, per Id. only. .05
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