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Fortunate.

Census Man-Are you married.
Happy Dad-You betl
Have you family?"
"Yes, stree! And, sayl It's awful
lucky you came to-day instead of yes
terdayi"
"Ehl Why?'
"Cause L hadn't any yesterday
Puck.
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S'sSes every SasurdaS.
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A. Ashburn.
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Mrs: AnnCollins lax N,rsh.mrsnn =.
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oh.s. Morgan. 7os Taylor 50,
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The distinguished Astrologist reads
your life from the Cradle to the Grave
Advice on marriage, love, business
enemies, health. spells and luck. Send
Stamps for circulars or one dollar
Lock OF hair and date OF birth for life
reading.
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Valuable Mole

A New York musician has brought
suit for $1,000 against hotel barber
for cutting a mole from Ids cheek
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Mrs. Jobson at her very WORST"
Delightful" said Mrs. Jobson.
more. pleased"
Then III have one OF you in the act
OF asking your long suffering husband
II A0uiua'do the Boer isn't one Of the
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Trains Arrive Richmond

rs A. N, ally from J.cksoow,,.
nan, Charleston, Atiants TsnSa
TIA ~ augusta, ali Joints South
Ne Dal.y, except Monday from a.
sususune, JacksoAVilla HAxsS
SIX ~ nan and charlie ston
0'AS - m, Dally. cxcept Sunday frou. a.
@ Aens, Raleigh, Hsnders
s,a7A ~ Lynchburg and the West
hnruy except sunday. Peters.
''V'' NJ sunday oAly, from AD.n.a
Atnens, Raleigh, HenaaranSi
u,o. LynehbGrg, an the west Sun
Icy except unday, FROM Coin.
Doro and intermediate ssA aons
~ % . ~ Norfolk ana uffolk. -
sunday only. From Norfolk An,
I.sx n ~ LSk, and Petersburg.
10y, except Sunday from Pa
SIS p. NJ. Dsiiy; FROM norton, sunOs
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A'' Dany- rom Miami. Port Tan.
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a.ss ~ Doro and all points On ~
n.' DaAly. From Petersburg I.vao
burg, and West
Ipurx T. N. EMERSON.
General Manager O MANAGE
n N. EMERSON.
General Passenger. Agent.
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Atlantic Coast Line
sohudule In Erect January IA, 1900
Trims LEAVE RIcHMoND-BYRD srRK, -
Station -

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STATION
"'Vo a. N, "aily. arrives Petersbpr. a.,
"a. n Eo,folk l1:s7 A. ~ staa.
sr,y ~ fetersturg, waverly and
a. NJ, Weldon IL :46 A. NJ: Va
li:2oP. savannah iasa A. S
TAMPA go NJ. Connects -
Wilson with no a., srsiy,ns
sooro $40 p. M, Wiimtrs.
Ln 80 Pullman sleeper NsE
u.so YORK to JactsonVille
'sV a. Ii paily except Hndsy. Arrtxs.
reErsourg l236 4. NJ stop.
GGanehester, Drewry's BluHs.
.:uP N Cenn a,IA and Chester on signal.
800 r DaiIy: Local. Arrives PeteTs.
.np burg Is P. N. : Males ali stons'
'' psyi except sunday. Arrives
aP s 6:1s P. N, Welson
S;zV Z. M, and Rocky Mount 20
s,ons n makes ali intermediate
$40. r. M Daily Arrives Petersburg 80.
"a. Oonr eets with Norfolh 40
western for Norfolk and in1sse
.conn points; Emporis, Ola
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~nons between kmporia a.
LawLesceSiile). weldoa S. Ss p. -
iH a: NJ, Jacksonville II 50 a
new LINE IL M,nnEr
SEORGIA POM s.-AIlix,ss..
AAus1sta $40 A: NJ, Macon II 4
sleepers New York 40 wilntnan
son. Charl.ston, Jaas san.tn
rortIampa, Miami, Augusta apS
500 p N. Daily. Arrives Pesersbo,. e..s
N" weldon, I1:2o p M. 49,
!ocsi stops between Pctsrshr @
sna melson. Arrives LyncS.
e11g 2ls .. NJ, hosnoke- ".
$50 M, Bristol Va. I9xS
An. Oonn ects ct Rmpayis 80
5anyille, Va, arrtvfn rs NJ
LynchbuIg. 10
'"Oo r NJ, -DHSiiy except Sunday. Nrw
iOkk AND NJ ORIDA SPKCTxT.
ASr1ves Charleston 7:4s A
savannah Gel .. M. Jsefsonxi,ISs
MIST. Augustine 2:2o p ~
Tampa 30 p. M. ~
NJ PA1y. Arrives Petersburg, IL 10
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YUoR ATTBKrIoE, PLEASE.

THE UNION BLOOM OF YOUTH
BENEFICIAL CLUB. NO 1 of Rich.
mond, VirgiRIs, wss chartered Oeto-
Der lS, 1899, il known Co be one OF the
hnest and most charitable clubs in
this state. Pays weekly sick Bane fits,
Birth Benefi and Dast. Benefits,
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prosecuted Armenians living in the
Philippine islands, husportraying the
care with which you keep up with cur
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
THE ORIGIN OF GRINGO.
to Americans Because of
Song

All the way from California comes a
little story Of the origin Of 1gringo," I"
the name given by the Mexcans to all
English and Americans. The writer,
who recently returned from trip
through Mexico, says:
While in Guaymas ] met sea cap
tain by the name of Bruce, then com
mander Of the schooner la Union He
asked INC If J vould Ike tC take a trip
with him to small seaport village
called Ajiayampo, 65 miles down the
Gulf of California, near the,mouth Of
both the Mayo and Yaqui rivers. We
had been ON shore probably half an
hour when we heard that the natives
were celebrating the anniversary of a
saint, and We're having a great time ]
invited the captain to accompany me to
see it, and the host welcomed me cor
daily and told me to bring in my com
panion, el grinpo.'
I'VE were then intrduced to the heads
of the families, and We're politely told
to make ourselves at home. drifted
away from the captain and sat down bv
an old lady, whose name [ learned was
Fabiana Murrieta de Farrell. She stated
that she was "a years old and had been
married to 'gringo' 80 years. She then
explained why the Americans were
called 'gringos,' as follows:
About the year 10 (meaninp 1810) ,
she began, a great many Of us, then, Of
course, girls, We're surprised to see a
great crowd coming ashore in some
boats from huque (meaning ship)
in the port of Guaymas and singing a
song that my husband taught me to
pronounce. That was Green Grows
the Meadows" OF course, all we girls
could catch were the first two sen
fences, green groms' Therefore.
when we saw them walking in groups
we christened them "gringros," and
there you have the origin Of the word +"
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Ophelia nj. Fer
nandez to Mr.. victorian Arthur, to
take place at st. Louis Cathedral,
Wednesday, Jan. "A, at 2 D. IN
Mr.. Arthur is rising young bust
ness man of Donaldsonville, where
he is highly esteemed for bis manly
and noble qualities. Miss Fernan-
dez Is well known in this city, hav.
ing resided with Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Fagouet for some years, and
IL from highly respectable fam
lily. During her residence with
Mr. and Mrs. Fagouet, Miss Fer
nandez received all attention that
could possibly be bestowed On any
one, and under their supervision
was educated and reared to woman
hood. MI. Fagouet will be remem-
bered as prominent leader in
politics, and as having held posi-
tions Of trust and prominence in
the Federal service. We cOngrat-
ulate all concerned, and hope that
the young couple may enjoy the
blessings and joys Of a happy wed
ded life.
We ate panied to chronicle the
fact that Dr. Isaac @. Chapman has
concluded to leave New Orleans
and make his future homein Grow
ley, La. DR.. Chapman has prac-
ticed medicine in this city since he
graduated from New Orleans Med
ical College some years hence, and
has maintained the dignity OF the
profession and met with consider
able success. We congratulate
Crowley on such valuable acquisi
tion to her medicos.
Elsewher will be found the call
Of i. j. Jonbert, secretary Of the
State Central Committee, for 9
meeting Of the committee at Globe
Hall, January 27.
Mr.. M. s.. Alexander, who had
been on visit to his plantation in
st. Mary parish, returned to the
city Monday.
Senator Caffery will speak On
Monday before the u. s. Senate
against seating Senator Quay.
The Herwig coterie is meeting
today at l39 Decatur street. Those
who will be present are few in
number, and are office-seekers pure
and simple They have no inten-
ton Of opposing the regular Pc
mocracy. Their only desire is to
oppose those in Office and get them
out and get themselves in. The Gus
tomhouse seems to be the only bone
of contention. If the outs were in
all would be well.
Col. f. o. Antoine, Inspector
GeneTcl of the G. a. R.. left the
. iii CIV last week on a tour OF inspec-
tiOn.
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
kindergarten Mission.

Miss IA. MI. Wilson, superlntend-
ent Of the Mission Colored Kinder
carten. has sent the following rel
hort Of the work of this department
tor the month Of December:
The average attendance during
the month has been small, general
v.not more than twenty. owing to
the prevalence of measles. The
teachers have visited and inquired
about the children and found that
almost every case Of absence has
been due to this sickness. lt HI
noticeable that many Of the new
children ID the kindergarten TINS
YEAR have been brought in through
the influences Of mothers who haVe
children III the kind ergarten.
The Christmas celebration gave
kne children great delight, both ~
making presents to their parents
and in receiving the candies ana
TOYS sent for their tree Ply the
ladies Of the board. a rainy day
did not keep them at home, and aIl
those we'll enough to be ont attena-
ed and cIapped their hands With
ioy, and their eyes danced WITH
delight when they saw the Deann-
fully lit tree loaded WITH glfts ior
them,
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
Southern University
AND A. AND NJ. COLLEGE.
sonat and Magazine Streets, New Orleans La

Session Opens Monday October 3D. 1892 closes Friday June ah
Location and Buildings. Main Building Department
buildings and grounds Sona Magazine Constance
Streets New Orleans La Agricultural Department acres
ground miles above New Orleans the Mississippi River with
buildings, ETC., suitable for each department
Faculty. Sixteen experienced and competent professors.
Departments Six complete departments, including Agricultural
Mechanical Girls Industrial and Printing Department Full
College Course Normal Course
Laboratories, Shops etc. Superior facilities for Chemistry Sugar
Chemistry and Physics.
Admission Both Sexes of good moral character citizens Louisiana
prepared admitted.
Tuition. Free for all pupils above fifth grade.
Board Will be found with good families eight to ten
dollars month"; including lodging.
For Illustrated Catalogue containing full information
SEPTEMBER, 1899 II. A. HILL, President
P. 0. ADDRESS COLLEGE BUILDING.
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
CROW WINTER RESORT.
Greedy Missouri Birds Break F1mhax
by Their Weight and Trz to De-
vour Drove of Hogs.

Southwest Missouri and southeast
Kansas is the most popular winter CROW
resort in the world. according to the
residents of that part Of the country.
What becomes of the greedy birds in
the summer no one knows.
If all the crows that winter in this
pant Of the country were to stay here
during the planting season they would
devour every tender shoot of corn as
fast as it appeared.
The biggest crow roost in the United
States was near Bois dare. Mo. this
winter. 1t was like a pigeon roost, III
the respect that the weight Of the crows
broke the timber over acres of wood
land. Millions of the birds gathered
there every night.
During one of the heavy storms this
winter some stock shippers had a singu-
lar experience with the crows at Ash
Grove. Mo The trains We're delayed.
on account of the snow, and a lot at
hogs could not be shipped for several
davs. The crows We're starving. for the
snow and sleet prevented them from
getting their usual food. They at
tackled the hogs, lighting on the backs
Of the fat animals and pecking holes in
the bodies of the helpless porkers. The
owner of the hogs bought a lot ~ ann
munition, and employed an the boys ne
could secure to shoot the crows.
But for the work of the gunners
many Of the hogs would have been de
voured on their feet.
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
The Capital Savings Bank.

This bank has recently been
made an agent Of one Of the
Wealthiest corporations in this
country, or in any other, that Of
The United States Express Com
nany. 1t issues United States Tx
nress Money Orders in sums to
suit. payable everywhere. Gas
bills may also be paid at this bank.
We Are glad to see the Capital
Savings Bank people stretching
outr ii the business world and en-
larging its field Of usefulness.
ColOred American.
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
There Are Others.

Congress could find plenty to do
il The way Of ousting members IF
that august body if it would AZ, ,
vote 4 little time to the cases of
Copgressmen from southern states J
who hold their seats BY virtue of
tle shotgun and general hellish,
ness. Turn a light On few NJ
tless and let Mr.. Roberts alone
Iuln The murderers ont l-Omana
Progress
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
A. ShWartZ,s
& Son
614 g. 816 CANAL STREET
AND 1873 & 125
CARONDELET STREET.

We are improving our
new stores from day to
day. Many changes have
been affected during the
week as an inducement
to have you visit US. Our
Millinery Department is
the best in the South. We
have the best line of shoes
ever brought to the city.
We offer every Monday
new things in dress goods,
new things in fancy goods,
new things in ready made
garments, new things in
mems furnishings, in
hosiery, in blankets, in
kid gloves, in umbrellas,
in corsets, and in a count
less number Of other
things you need aside
from this. 1t is the
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
w q ~ II. = - D

WANTED-1OO young colored
men to join the Young Mems Mite
Saving Club. For further infor-
nation write to
"A. J. SMITH,
AL Des Armes street,
Algiers, La.
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
Wanted, 800 Agents at Once.

Those meaning business are cordially in
vited to call on or address the Eagle Life
Union, I'd Floor Masonic and Odd Fellows
Hall, III6 Perdido ST., New Orleans, La.
Telephone 1924
The Republican courier., 1900-01-20
WANTED HELP.

Experienced colored hands to make
pauts in factory; also to take work
home; steady work guarauteed and
highest prices paid. Apply to
SIDNEY EDWARDS, 120 Chartres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05
HICKS FOR APRIL.

The storm period central on the last
of March will fnish it's course to the
eastern portion Of the continent by the
80, leaving snow and elect 10 the north
and rains In the south. On the 9th and
9th look for warmer weather and April
showers. One of the marked storm pc
RODS will fall b.tween the 9th and l4'h
and the days of greatest intensity, end
possible violence, will be about the llth
to the 14th. ,
On and touching the 17tb and 18Th
the elements will again react into storm
conditions; look out for April showers
with thunder and hail. Cooler pights
and probable frosts 10 many sections on
and about the 10Th and goth. .,
Look for an unsessonsbly warm spell
from the 2lst to the 28th with vicious,
rain thunder and hail storms. We name
Wednesday, the 26,h, as the probable
crisis of this period. Storms OF tor
uadic character need not surprise any
one during these perturbations.
The last 3 days Of April reactionary
storm conditions will develop and pass
eastward across the country, resultin 8
in another fall of barometer and renew
ed showers. The moon will be new
and close to Its perigee point at this
time which tends to increase the tenn
nerature and throw the atmosphere 10
10 sn electric and restless state. Seismic
shakes are probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05
COMMUNICATED.
THE COLORED VOTER.

1dE COLOhEO WI Ed.
What should the colored men do to
make their influence felt
l stated q few days ago 10 q taunting
vein what the colored voter should do,
and pow wish to tell them what they
might do and eventually become q
power for good or evil, perhaps in both
parties, and that is to divide their vote.
l. may startle them doubtless to think
of such thing. What colored man
to come up openly and vote the demo-
cratic ticket, and to be advised to do so
by p life long white republican Yes, l
mean it, and for your own good, too.
To divide your vote among parties as
your own beat interests dictate Is your
ouly political salvation. The Irish,
German, Eoglish and other national
tiles divide to their owu personal profit
and the pre- fit of each of their nation
aities, and why not you? Be-
cause you have grown up to
think that the white people, the
democratic portion of them OF Vir.
ginia are your enemies; that they are
doing all 10 their power 10 keep you
down. Now among the ignorant to
some extent this may bs true and
among the lligent and wealthy much
less 80, but only so far as to keep Vir-
giuia and the cities and towns in it
from being dominated politically by ig.
norant and too often vicious colOred
men and their white allies. What q
spectacle it would be for your leaders.
who have sold you out to the machine
here for years, to be able to capture
the city of Alexandra or the State leg.
islature. What q time for pluDder !!
How long before Alexandria securities
would be worthles-p How long would
life be safe right there, and this is the
reason the white voters of the South
are not divided and the republican
party sufferers in consequence. II you
have any genuine, honest love for the
republican party, you should divide
your vote for it's sake; not 10 surrep'
titious, secret, sneaking way, but open
ly and squarely like men who own
themselves and who have the courage
of their convictions and the msnfiness
to do what is right, regardless OF what
your societies may do. Your leaders
would doubtless try to whip you into
line on election day. seeing their power
to win sheckles by selling you 10 blocks
of tens and twenties at primaries, and
alter election day you can look in the
ash pile for what you will get. But
stand firm and you will have and re-
tain your own self-respect and that Of
your respectable white neig hbors and
friends. Are the white people, or the
io ofuential portion OF them, your enc
mics? shall have something TO say
about that in q subsequent article. l
have written the above advice With
malice to no one. It is only what be-.
lieve to be for your best interest and
that of the republican party as we'll.
JOHN NJ. YOUNG, republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

Last November Seth Lowell, chief OF
the tribe, died in Pbiladelphia hospi.
tai, leaving portion of his property In
Chambsrsburg. His widow and seve"
raj relatives went to ChambersburR
Tuesday to destroy this property.
Immediately upon the arrival Of the
gypsies they secured Lovell's van 10
which he had made many trips.
The wagon was taken to Hollywell and
there, with many of the dead mans be.
longinps, covered with kerosene and
set on fire.
On a small bank near the burning
wagon the gray-haired partner OF the
dead gyspy chief sat and wept out her
grief, calling him her 'dear Seth," be-
moaning her loneliness In the world.
wishing that she might join him and as.
sertipg her readiness to die. The
wagon offered I'D as q sacrifice and
testimonial OF her affection cos; 81 500
and it contained articles Of the husband
that made the total value OF the burn
ing property about $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP?

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more se-
we're and dangerous results of throat
ard lung troubles. What shall you do
Go to a warmer and more regular
climate ? Yes, if possible; If not posi-
Bile for you, then in either case take the
ONLY remedy that has been introduced
10 all civilized countries with success 10
severe throat and lung troubles, "Bos.
chee's German Syrup" 1t not only
heals and stimulates the tissues to de-
stroy the germ disease, but allays 10
Elimination. a causes easy expectoratioD,
gives good nights rest, and cures the
p .tient. Try ONE bottle. Recon-.
mended many years ago by all
druggists in the world. For sale by
Ernest L. Allen, Claud M. Lennon,
War6eld & Hall, Charles G.. Lennon,
W. F. Creighton & Co., and Richsrd
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

FELL DEAD WHEN ARREsTED.-Ju-
Illus Uhlenrutb, of St. Louis, Mo-, drop
ped dead yesterday as deputy sheriff
was reading q warrant charging him
with embezzlement OF $4,000.
Uhlenruth was the cashier OF the
Hyde Park Brewing Company, and 1t
was that company which made the
charge. When the old man gathered
the meaning of the warrant he turned
psle, and before the startled deputy
could catch him, collapsed on the floor,
dying q few minutes later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

she was fed. Inc questions oi oiSssuoH
on5 nourishment had not entered into
his calculations.
~ TTs only "tenderfoot farmer that
,ra~ld try such an experiment with
cow But many a farmer feeds hfns-
S<Jf regardless Of digestion and nutri-
ton He might almost as well eat shay
nos for all the good he gets out of his
toSd The result is that the stomach
l,royys weak" the action of the organs
e. diges.ion and nutrition are impaired
ard tbe man suffers the miseries of dys-
neDsia and the agonies Of nervousness.
To strengthen the stomach, restore the
aot,vity of the organs of digestion and
,,,,t~it;ou and nourish the nerves, use
NJ Pjerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
4 ;s an unfailing remedy, and has the
ror6dence of physicians as we'll as the
,,T@;se of thousands healed by its use.
In the strictest sense "Golden Medical
Discovery is temperance medicine. 1t
contains neither intoxicants nor narcot-
les and is as free from alcohol as from OPT
nm. cocaine and other dangerous drugs.
Don't let a dealer delude you for his
own profit. There Is no medicine for
stomach and blood "just as good" as
"Go,den Medical Discovery"
"r can say TO you, one bottle of your Golden
Medical Discovery has cured me sound and
veil after suffering two long years with stom-
s,b disease" " writes W. H. Braswell, Of MoAden-
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