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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
MANY IN TIE FIELD.
No Lack Of Candidates For College
Presidency.

No Lack Of Candidates For College
Presidency.
Logan, Feb. 1O-The news. of n W
MerrilTs resignation as a member Of
the board Of trustees Of the Agricul-
tural college was somewhat OF sur
prise to people here. as it was thought
he would surely keep his position until
the vacancies caused by the resignation
of Tanner and Wilson had been hlled,
as it Is known that Merrill has strong
preferences for certain candidates. 1t
is the general opinion here that he VIII
be succeeded by a Cache county man,
and the most likely individual TO set
the appoint nenL, it is said, is eX-Rep-
rescntative Charles l. Harris of Rich
mond.
State Senator Joseph Howell and Jo-
Seph A. Smith Of Providence are also
mentioned in connection with the posi-
ton, but the latter, it is said, has an
eye on the presidency of the college
It is known that there are many candi-
dates for the position now hed by J.
NJ Tanner. but Just who they are can
not be positively asCeTtained. Parties
who are usually quite converEant with
college matters say that J. W. SanbOTn,
the first president of the college, Is de
sirOUs Of returning here and assuming
charge of the college, and the news
that at least one member Of the board
favOrs SanbOTn's candidacy has very
thoroughly aroused those people who
are against importing a head for the
Institution Professor Z. j. MacEwan
of the college faculty is said 10 have
very good chances for securing the
presidency. and with Merrill OF the
board those chances viii be improved.
The retiring president and trustee, it
is reported. are very anxious that John
A WiGtsoe, the station chemist, shall
be made president Mr.. Widtsoe is
now in Germany completing his edu-
cation. He is an eminent scholar, but
the general opinion here is that he does
not possess the executive ability neces-
sary to make a success as the head Of
the college.
The name of J. H. Paul Is frequently
discussed in connection with the post
zion mentioned. and there is no doubt
that had the people Of the county the
privilege of choosing Tanner 5 success
sor. Professor Paul would be the al
most unanimous choice. PrOfe SsOr J.
W Kingsbury is also talked of for the
presidency of the college
Several. members Of the board Of
trustees are very anxious TO nave the
college taken cut of politics. and in
furtherance of that idea one Of the Re
publican members is known TO have
pledged himself TO the candidacy OF
Joseph Quincy for secretary, and
Quincy is a Democrat. All of those
thus far mentioned in connection with
the presidency of the college are Demo
Gratis save SsnbOrn. who is a New
Hampshire Republican.
Sentiment here is overwhelmingly in
favor of the appointment Of Utah
man TO the presidency. c. +. ThOTsten-
sen. d prominent business man Of this
city, and also a Republican Of high
standing, has entered the race for the
secretaryship. and il is said the real
contest Will be between he and Quin-
ney. with Joseph Odell next.
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WIFE THOUGHT HUSBAND
WAS A BURGLAR AND
POLICE FORCE DID THE REST


THAT won't 60" said jim; they
wanted you brought in, and here you
are" and with that he proceeded to
search his well-dressed prisoner. A
moment later a friend pOked his head
in the door.
why, d me, it's Valentine he
calculated. "Wot Z ellis the matter,
George2"
Nothing" said George, but want
you to remember my names McGin-
mis-
Matters were then explained. Valen-
tine lives in a terrace. In a state of
absent mindedness. he went home and
had difficulty in finding the proverbial
keyhole His wife failed TO recognize
him. and sent for the police. When the
patrol wagon had started back, a
neighbor informed her VINO was in it,
and she hastily sent a friend to his res
cue. Valentine had given the name Of
McGinnis, and came within an ace of
going TO Jail, but he was not booked.
He got a settler and went home to
spend the night.
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A SIGNIFICANT LETTER.
New YORK CITY. Feb. 3. 1sC

New York City, Feb. 3, 1900.
.ss..-.s.-. ..,...s..----
Ny Dear Carlton know il viii
please you TO learn that my hOmeWard
journey from san Francisco was more
than pleasant. One striking feature
that added very much 10 my comfort
was the dining car service on the Rio
Grande Western and the Denver & Rio
Grande. This is the finest service of
this description ! have ever seen any
where. either in this country or abroad;
the food and cooking was all that could
be desipsd. and at very moderate prices.
One striking feature occurred which
showed me very plainly how carefully
they catered 10 the comfort Of their
passengers.
Upon my arrival at ogden the train
from san Francisco was late; the din
ing cgF had finished serving the meal
and the car was closed. stated 10
the conductor that. owing 70 the delay
mentioned, I had eaten nothing since
breakfast. He received me with open
arms. opened the car, set a table. and
provided me with as fine a mea. as
could have been procured at a New
York or san Francisco restaurant. II
you happen to know the Rio Gran0e
Western people, I wish you would say
10 them that IL viii afford me the great
est pleasure at all times to bear testi-
mOny anywhere to the above facts.
Yours very truly.
{Signed.)
J. ADDISON BAKER. End.
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stick candy, had attacked it according
". They had the sticks evenly divided
and were banging them against rocks
and fence rails, trying to break them
into eatable bits. 1t was by mere ac-
Cident that MI White learned the con-
dition Of affairs, and he lost no time in
collecting the dangerous sticks each
one being powerful enough to blow up
all the children who had a finger in
the pie.
The fifteen sticks that Mr.. White Sc
cured are supposed to be about two
thirds Of the original lot, and the other
third is scattered among the young
sters of the neighbOThOOd 1t is sup
posed there was a whole box of giant
powder left in vacant house, and that
the boys got il from there.
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PINS IN A CHILD'S THROAT
LOCATED BY AID OF XRAYS

With two pins caught in her throat
for two days, the heads pointing down.
ward, is an experience that happened
10 Lulu. the S-year-old daughter Of VIII
liam Watson, who lives at Manti, and
who is an engineer on the Sanpete VAL
ley railroad.
1t was on Thursday that the little
girl in her play swallowed the pins.
For some time the parents did not
know what was the matter. She COM
planned OF piercing pains in her throat.
and when they discovered yesterday
what was really the matter, they We're
horror stricken. With due haste, they
brought her TO St. Marks hospital in
this city, where an examination was
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A NEW HOTEL
Cause and Eject.

Don Porter has stood manfully be-
hin6 TIE Kenyon since its opening,
a year as pouring out money like
water to make il the best. ia the few
months since its opening The Ken
yon" nas proved very successful ven
ture. which is now a delightful remi-
niseence that VIII point a moral and
adOrn a tale" and the travelling men
take great pleasure in Analysing things
and pointing how each effect naturally
ernMs from -annronriafe Cause.
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made with the X-rays, but nothing
was seen of the pins.
The little girl was then taken to DR..
Pfoutz. who made a more thorough ex-
animation with more perfect ma
chine than that at the hospital BY
the piercing light of the X-rays the
pins were discovered in the little girls
throat, with the points upward. She
was made to rest as easily as possible
for the night, and viii be taken to the
hospital today for an operation. She
has been able to eat nothing but liquid
food since the pins were swallowed.
Lulu was taken to St Marks hOspi-
tai again last night and viii be Op-
Grated upon this morning by DR.
Pfoutz,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PROFITS in stocks. wheat and cotton
Mackey S modern methods make money.
Write for our free box. q. +. Mackey &
Co, . Broadway. New York
SPECTATORS. Now in course Of
preparation. The True Science Of Sue
cessful Speculation" the most elaborate.
exhaustive. extensive book ever issued
price Of which VIII be s.. A few sample
copies when issued) will be mailed absO-
lutely free Of charge 10 those who write
for IL. provided. application is received be
for the free list is exhausted. Address
Immediately. Investment Specialist. %
suite 4l9. No. q William St, New York.
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PERSONAL

MISS HAZEL EARLE holds spiritual
or sunday anG Wednesday evenings.
MISS CRAWFORD late Of Chicago.
specialties aye ladies' and gentlemen 5
manicuring. chirOpodist and massage.
The Harmon block. Reception room. 10
LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal pills are the best, Safe, reliable.
Take no other Send Sc stamps for par
ticulars. Re,ief for Ladies, in letter. By
return mail. At Druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
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CLAIRVOYANTG

OGDEN. UTAH. Ogden. Utah. Arrival
Of Mrs. DIT. L. Hall, spiritual life reader
and clairyoyant and palm.st. Mrs. DIT.
Hall tells past. present and future without
asking q single question. You are in
trouble. Can on this gifted lady located
at 24l9 Grant avenue, Ogden.
MRS. p. FONTYNE. 267 so. WEST
Temple, ClaiTvOyalt and Trance Medium.
Every Thursdays test circles and sun
DAYS evenings public meeting al 5 p. n
Readings daily
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er's came the word that with the new
order of full dress for Office hours it would
be expected Of every person from the
mayor down 10 give the raw recruits
salute whenever. entering the recorder
office.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F Arm
strong, president: j +. Caine. cashier
Utah Coal.
Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack: anthracite. all
sizes. d. J. SHARP, Agt.
rs South Main, Telephone No. 429.
"A East First South street
The Knutsford Hotel
Is the new, elegant hosiery Of Salt
Lake City.
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SCAVENGER.

-
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. once
under Walker BE- hank. Telephone ~
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COLLECTION AGENCY

Scientific Collection Of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective Assn. Com 5dg.
Salt lake City. Francis c. Luke Mgr
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UTAH Steam Dyairc ana Cleaning %.
81 Richards ST. EiLh-n.a-- work. moo
crate prices. Call and ts convinced.
UTAH CLEANERS and T-ers. Fist.
class work promptly done. E-a.T..5. 80
East First South.
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STRAYED.

ONE ROME draft horse. white mind feet
stripe ia face; weight about 059. branded
70 on left thigh. Arthur Browns farm.
{ miles west Of temple North Temple
stz1efs
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EMPLOYMENT by young married man
driving team or any common labor; wants
fair wages and willing to work for it. Ad-
dress a 225. Herald.
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A SITUATION in a general store; under
stands clothing. CRY goods, groceries. etc (;
is years experience; wages no object. out
of city preferred. Address 156 +. 3rd So.
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ELECTRICAL

FOR GOOD. RELIABLE Electric Work
Of all kinds. chandeliers. globes shades
and telephones. go 10 y. g.. Holdings 5. IS
West First South. next TO CALDER S. Tee
phone call 400, rings
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A YOUNG man Of good address wishes
TO iEd employment as porter or house
man IN hotel or private family references
Address A 2Z9 Herald.
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Do You Want
HELP?
Do You Want a
SITUATION?

The Herald viii run your advertise
ment Free OF Charge.
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AUCTION SALES.

COME AND GET your couches at the
City Mattress Co; $500 and up; $40 Main
TWO CARLOADS Of fine furniture con-
sisting of rOller-tOp desks. cOuches. parlOr
furnishings. folding beds fine rockers
combination bookcases. etc. etc. etc.
slightly damaged in a railroad wreck. now
on sale for less than 50c on the dollar on
easy payments, SOC on 500. 500 on 5000.
so on sl0Q l. y l. FurnitJie & Carpet
lnstaliment House. p. A SOrensen, Prop.
As East Second South.
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CASH RECISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS os-a-
GTOsheI sole agent Utah. III L-l- lie
pert cash register repairing
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COAL UEALtK4
PLUMBING A D HEALING
Geo. c. Dovle & Co.
LUMBER DEALER.

----------~---
PARKER LUMBER co. who.a-ss
dealers in Windows, Doors. N0gdu-5
Building and Roofing Papers ALI Wg--
estimates given. Send for OUT prices ana
discounts Salt Lake City. Utah
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The KnutsfOrd Hotel
Is the new, elegant host,,lry of Salt
lake City
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DO you want a situation? The Her
ALI Wiil run your adj free
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BY A LADY of education and refine
Eent employment for two or three hours
each day in reading writing letters or
teaching children. Address A 22S. Herald
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BY A MAN who understands upholster-
ing and furniture repairing. 753 s. 3rd
East.
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Painless extraction OF teeth by DIT
e. II. Keysorf Iss Main street. Auer-
bach building
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

GREEN & REEVE CO..
Plumbing. heating. los j. -rd So. TEL g.
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FOUND.

---~~----0------~-> 5000 ----~~--------------
IMMATURE photo in small gold frame
monogram "A. Med. Xmas, 80. on back
Apply this office
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EXPERT collector. solicitor and type
writer viii do any kind of work. refer
ences. Address 464 West 3rd So. st. E a.
ButterwOrth
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A WOMAN wants work by the day. Adj
dress d, AS ". 9Th South.
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SITUATION as night clerk or bartender
in country hotel. Address A, 227, Herald.
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WANTED..HELP.


MEN TO SELL DR.. Sleeps Giant 80
brary. The Life and Labor of Evangelist
Dwight l.. Moody Address agent. 753 3rd
East, Salt Lake City.
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YOUNG MAN with best reference wants
situation. Address r. $50 South Main.
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- +. BOES, manufacture r.Ee.s
removed 30 u Eds First South
HAVE YOUR WATCH R-pAIuHr. %.
Surbaugh. s. 10 Mccormick block
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BY YOUNG married man. employment
in store or indoor work of any kind Must
nave employment. Address A, 219 Herald.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRy

~. w HALL, 20 South Main Street
expert watch repairer. Utah souvenir.
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CHAMBERMAIDs at the Kenyon not

GIRL for housework. 1866 south LIST West.
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STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.-Wnli Pender
& Son, COS State, mfg. ana imp. Of all
kinds stove and raLge repairs, repairing
il all its branches. Aiail orders solicited
Tel u3-5 rings
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J. ADDISON BAKER End.
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Repairs For Stoves

NEW PARTS for all stoves. Repairing.
LOve<t. 81 4. 3rd So. Phone 713 \.
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4 GOOD girl to cook Mrs. r. ". Law
renee 154 North Main street.
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TWO GOOD sewing gir.s. Apply TO-DAY.
81 So. State street.
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SURVEYORS.

L. s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
F. NJ Lyman Jr.. 3)5-6 Nottingham block
Salt Lake C.ty-
The colored American., 1900-03-17
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY FETE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Butler at Home to
Their Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Butler at Home to
Their Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Bntler enter
tanned at one OF the most elaborate and
perfectly appointed receptions OF the
season, Friday evening, March oh, az
their residence 605 l. street; 8. e. The
reception was given in honor OF the
10th anniversary of their maI Iiage
The decorations were especially ap-
propriate, the color scheme IN the
dining room being red. The cloth of
the long table was literally covered
with palms, fruit and flowers The
guests at the table were: Me-. and Mrs
Stewart, DR.. OhIlds, Mrs. and Miss
Blackwell, Mr.. end Mrs Young, Miss
Hanna Wood, Miss Louise Thompson,
MIR. Richard Boyson, Mr. H. A Bell.
Mr.. q. W. Bell, Mr.. Gaskins, Mr.. and
Mrs Heart, Mrs. Liverpool, Mos
Simms, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. Sinkfield,
Mr.. Harris, Miss Mitchell, Mr.
Lucas. Mrs. Brown, Mr., Poindexter,
Miss Mary Baltimore, Miss Gross, Miss
POindexter, Mrs j Johnson, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Fannie Butler, Mr.. Baltimore,
and MIA, Washington, The guaAte
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Butler with
many useful and ornamental articles
Of tin ware. TIE addIess Ct the evening
was made ia very neat End fitting
manner by DR.. ChiIds. Everybody
heartily sanctioned his EemarRs, and all
In all it was one OF the most enjoyable
evenings spent in the southeast. The
whole was under the supervision of
Mr.. W. a. Bell
The colored American., 1900-03-17
n. W. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have been
married only a short while.

n. W. MT. aO0 Mrs. mOOT0 uAVo Dcou
married only a short while.
Mrs. Wm Scott will return to Wash
ington on the nineteenth 10 remain two
weeks and complete the work she be-
gun here recently in behalf of the
University at Richmond, Va.
N. and Mr.. James e. Garner of New
York were married at the brides 81
dence Tuesday right by Rev. Rivers
pastor of Berean Baptist church.
An effort is beI4 g made to raise
enough mOLey to name one room for
The COlOred High School in the UDi-
versity at Richmond, Va All who are
interested, should see that their names
are enrolled aud their contributions
made by April the first.
Now that the beautiful pring wealth
| er is at hand do not fail to stop at the
new stOre Of the Louvre Glove 90 93l
+ street, n. W., and inspect their vast
stock Of spring gloves for men, women
and children. Their goods are in
vafiably the best and their prices the
lowest.
Rev d Z. Rivers, pastor of Berean
OdptIsl cHurcn Will ptcacn specI6l
sermon at the BeTean Baptist church,
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock a.
m. Subject, 1.-THE Mark OF the Beast"
Revelation l9, 20. Those who have not
heard tnis eloquent divine should not
fail to here him on this occasion.
Second Baptist Lyceum will present
Its usual fine program of debate and
soHg tomorrow afternoon. The subject
for discussion will be bright and up TO-
date. President Thompson requests
that the officers aud executive COM
mlttee meet directly after adjournment
to consider q number Of Important
matters.
The colored American., 1900-03-17
city Paragraphs.

Mr.. Joseph Il. Douglass is out Of the
city.
Mrs. @. F. Lafon, of the WOodson
House has been spending few days in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Richard Hughes, who resides at
sos D street, n. W. has been very sick.
He is convalescing.
Set 1t down that the new principal Of
the w ashington High School will be
an old resident OF the District.
Mrs Gussie Henderson is proving to
be one Of the expert typewTiters In the
Office OF the Recorder Of Deeds.
Mrs. George Il. White, wife of our
popular Congressman is improv1ng-to
the delight OF her many friends.
Sunday March the tenth, Rev. w.
Bishop Johnson baptized eleYen con-
verts. The church was crowded.
MIR. 8. ]. Turner, q former resident Of
Bakersville, n. G. has accepted q pO.
Iition in the Register OF Wills Office.
Mrs. Chapman who died March 4th, leaves
husband, two children, a devoted mother
osistsr and two brothers to mourn her
loss.
The revival being held at Second
Baptist church by Rev. w. Bishop
Johnson and others is having a large
attendance.
mis-. J. w. Pope former resident Of
North Carolina; but who now resides
In this city, has been very Ill, but ls up
and about gain.
AEro ID w TbOuo nSon of 900 Q nxuon
street, LIE Oro1t Park, has been confined
serious illness.
Those of the race who aid those in.
stitutions Of learning that are lab ,ring
for the Negro in the South, are lifting
while they climb.
Mesdames Susan Cook, Louise Turner
and Miss Bessie Willis visited friends
In Alexandra last Sunday. They had
very pleasant time.
April the first will soon be here, the
time for raising the money TO name the
room in honor ofthe public scnOol
teachers Of Washington.
The firm of Messrs. Lacy and Scott
Is making rapid progress. They both
are extremely bright young men and
are natural politicians.
Health for 10 cents. Oascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
lieusness and constipation.
Miss Adora V. Harris, OF Winchester,
Va. Is still teaching school in Bruce
town, Va. and reports she is getting
along nicely with her school.
Call on the indian Herb Medicine
Man, DIR. James p. Kerr. he cures all
manner Of diseases. Read his advertise
ment and write for particulars.
Miss Jennie P. Swami. of the Port
Tobacco and La Plata, Md. schools, has
returned to her post after a pleasant
visit TO friends and relatives here.
Have you been to the Capital Saw
ings bank and enrolled your name on
the teachers book to sid in naming the
room in the Virginia Union University?
Look cut for the Grand Star Concert
8t Berean Baptist Church, Tuesday.
Msrch 9th. A rich and rare program
Will greet all " no may take advantage
OF tire opportunity
b.. q Mrs Alexander Moore gsve
IhelI friends q pleasant time Monday
evening at thei4 residence on r street,
The colored American., 1900-03-17

fora Z Dorsey and Christine DoIs!
y Typewriting, Copying and .. II =
graphic work satisfs ctOriiy PefiInT~l ~
It reasonable rates by the AlsseS ~
sey, Room 8, LIE DrOit BuDB'I
Corner 9Th and F street nOTthWesh