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The colored American., 1901-03-30


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thorough the cOlored people
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and and The eed buying these spurious
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this trademark, and ne Pztsn5 one a "az.n sn
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tbzt my : z-eziy straight a1d EroEIuS G2sIv-
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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-02-22

The finance committee Of the Con-
federate Veterans Reunion has re-
ceived a check for $1,000 from Rob
ert R. Church, the wealthiest colored
citizen in Memphis, who was born a
slave, and served as such in his
youth. This is the second largest
contribution yet received by the
committee.
The appointment Of Miss Eva L.
Damon to permantnt clerical posi-
ton in the Chicago postofice at a
salary of $500 will be gratifying to
all members Of the race. She has
been assigned to the order division,
and enjoys the distinction of being
the first Afro-American woman ever
assigned to that department,
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-02-22
Of
INTEREST
Culled and Collected from
Reliable Sources,

World Notes Condensed to Readable
Form-Items Concerning Various
Congressional Doings- Scientific
Matters Brought Out Briefly.
Wilcox, Of Hawaii, got his seat
but it was a close call.
Count Won Waldersee has again
ordered hostilities to commence in
China.
NJ. Lenoir, inventor of the motor
car, died recently in Paris, poor and
neglected.
Senator Hoar has introduced bill
making train robbery punishable
with death.
Queen Helene Of Italy is said to be
a poet Of more than ordinary ability,
and designs to publish a volume Of
her poems.
A man in Dawson bought claim
on Gold Bottom for 81. The next
week he was offered and refused $40,-
900 for it.
Congressman A. D. Shaw, late
commander Of the G.. A. r., was
found dead in his hotel in Washing
ton, d. c., last week.
A colossal ferry bridge is to be
erected over the River Tyne at the
harbor mouth, connecting North
with South Shields.
Five bids were received for raising
the Maine in Havana harbor. The
amounts varied from $735 to $780,
600. All were rejected.
A jail-break occurred in Spokane
the first of the week and nine prison
ers were released. The sheriff says
the Jaller was careless.
1t is estimated that the dense fog
of London costs the city from $780,
600 to $5OO,OOO daily in the matter
Of bills for gas and electricity.
An old Danish warship dug up re-
Gently at Tottenham marshes, Eng
land, has completely disappeared.
Relic hunters did the business.
An east-bound train on the South
ern Pacific was wrecked near Winnie
mucca, New; a Pullman coach was
telescoped and six lives were lost.
The house committee has reported
favorably the primary bill with
amendments taken from the Wiscon-
in law. 1t should pass without a dis
senting vote.
The anti-clerical riots still con-
tinue in Spain, and Weyler the ia
nous Spanish butcher" of Cuba, has
adopted heroic measures for their
suppression.
A remarkable bridge in design is
being planned for the Bosphorous.
Each tower is surmounted with what
appears to be a mosque with domes
and minarets.
The British have rejected the
canal treaty, and the subsequent pro-
ceedings may be interesting. Billy
Mason at last accounts had not taken
the matter to heart.
Telephones are to be added to the
fire alarm boxes of London. Firemen
will carry receivers in their pockets,
and the handle of the alarm boxes
will be made into a transmitter.
A resident Of Maine has invented a
Iself-propelled sled, which he has
icalled an "automosled," says the
Electrical Review. When completed
it will be ten feet long, three feet
high and four feet wide.
A frightful explosion occurred in
the Union, B. c., mines. Twenty
white men, nine Japs and thirty-fvt
Chinese lost their lives. The cause
Of the accident will probably never
be known.
Sir William Howard Russell, bet
ter known in this country as ''Bul
Run Russell" is an octogenarian. H,
was the war correspondent of thu
Lincoln Times in the Crimean war
and also in our civil war,
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-02-22

All information relative to pur-
chase Of stock, ETC., should be ad-
dressed to George E. Anderson, P.
10. Box 1O11.
Mr.. F. L. Wilson is again at the
Fernwell building, and as usual do
ing "all kinds Of biz" Frank is a
rustler.
Jake Jones has lost his "happy
home" Mrs. Jones sued for a di-
vorce.
Rev. DR.. Prince has been Shaking
things up" at the Calvary Baptist.
The Rev. Washington Jones, the
man with the "fog-horn voice." was
arrested Sunday for disturbing the
peace; that is, preaching on the
street-same thing. AS badly as the
Negro churches are in need Of
preachers in the West and a Negro
preacher goes on the street to preach
you can put him down as fraud,
hypOcrite and fake. With white
men it is different. The supply ex-
ceeds the demand. But with the
Negroes the reverse is the ruel. Any
time you see a |'son Of Ham" on the
street butchering the English Ian
guage as well as the Bible, you can
put him down as a "son Of a gum"
and if you are true to yourself you
will 60 Immediately home and lock
your hen-house door.
Mr.. S. A. Harris, of the Crescent,
has purchased property in East Spo-
kane.
Miss Minnie Brown, of the Cres-
cent, is making a number of friends
by the civilty which she exhibits in
her department. She is an exem-
plary young woman.
VIM. Hopkins, at the Georgia meat
market, seems to get his share Of the
business.
There is persistent rumor that a
certain young man in a local bank is
to wed. If any one calls his name
I'll peach.
l. W. Evans, formerly Of Seattle,
is doing a very good business on
Front avenue in the Cosmos. Isaac
is ''wise guy"
The coming spring campaign
means much for the Negro. They
are going to demand and get some
recognition from the Republican
party. There is no show for the
Democrats without there are three
tickets, and that is unlikely at this
time. The old-line Republicans rec
ognize the Importance Of this cleo
ton and are going to make strenu-
GUS efforts to succeed. There is some
talk Of trying to have Andrew Green
put on the force again as a regular
patrolman. Andrew made a record
that all Negroes could point to with
pride. Aside from that his bravery
was recognized by his brother off
GERS, consequently Andy had consid
cradle influence, and the manner in
which many Negroes are being driv-
en- from the city proves that some
one should be on the force that could
arrest some Of the high-handed pro-
ceedings. We are not trying to pro-
tect the unworthy, but we know a
thing or two, and when the proper
time comes it will be told It is true
that Lawson is on the force in the
capacity of a ''bovine policeman"
and probably performs his duties
satisfactorily to his superiors. What
we want is representation, and that
we will have. See? Three hundred
intelligent Negro votes is the balance
of power, and that no cry that we
have got representation will suffice.
A COW herder is not representation.
1t may satisfy the man who draws
the salary, but does not satisfy 800
voters. Is that plain enogh? We
will have some more Of this in our
next issue on these lines.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

lien benz Sphofen 5usefiibrt peroen.
Sobalr bas 3sicben gum Quf5ehen
bes Nuf5usstaitens unp ieines SGs
halts oeaeben tpurbe, iaben brei Or
Setter rem unbefanrten auf bic 9!ott:
form fpringen uno ii9 in gntfernunJ
prn einiaen SUB Dor i6nsn binitsleu.
sic pubten ii6 anfangs feline SanDz
luna nidt su ertldrsn, ba Niemanosm
als rem 9lngeitsllten Der 3u!ritt 81
biefem plobe gtitattet lit, iie iolltsn es
aber talo 5u ibrem S9reden ausfia-
6en. mas er porbatte. DIS man biz
aum gl B, res Sohofens in elmer
SDbe bon bunbert SUP gelangt mar,
fdBts SGomas See btn @ntI6lub, ben
Mtann aufauforbern ii6 gu enter
men. oc4 mar es 81 Ipdt, i'm all iei:
mem 8orbaben gu oerbinbern &aum
mar fas 3eifeu er!DEt, bab tie 2os
ounq Res 9luf3ustuiiens in ben Sob.
ofen aeidiit ct perSen fDnns als iidJ
Der urbetannte trpfiiber in bic Slam,
NJ f:iirste. See 5pg idneG oil b:r
Wai6ine, um ben llnsliidliden no.
mOali6 nod gu retten, bod pergehl 2.
gereits naren 8ppf unb SduI.crl:
aerGfN. unb bic 2ei6e fpnnte nur nc9
am linten SuBe, Der tbetlpstie unper@
Iehrt bib, ferauigesogsn iperoer.
fiemanb bat ben Wtann friibsr ge<
fefenL Der S:lbitnDrber mag bes6Gl9
nidt irentifisirt perbeu. @r mar li:ls
aefdhr 35 Sabre alt, bon mittlsret
9rDRe unb bate einen blDrben
Shnurrtart. gni&einenb mar e.
elm Qmerifaner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
MuSIan0.
Seuti d | a n b.
0erIiu 1S. 92p

. II III, 10. glpU.
Gs berri9t bier grobes 9ebeimniB
iiber Die i'm Sotel 8riitol itattse1abte
9erlammlung Der 0irettoren bon
Sampier 9eleli9aften. Die 8erz
iammluns puroe aniaeinenb uners
partet einberufen. Sr. 8allin, Siz
rettor Der Samburgz9lm @2inie,
unb Sr. Platbe, YrGiipent bes Horbs
beutiben 2lppp, trafen auerit elm uno
tipurben bonn Gaiier empfangen, mos
rauf bic anberen Direttoren berufen
purben.
9lu9 elm 8ertreter Der Hesieruns
ppbnte Der 9eriammluns bel.
9as raleine Spurnal" Iast, bic
Sirettpren Der SampferseIslII 9aitsn
baben Gonierenaen sebaltsn unb Mits
tel uno Wese beratbsn. um su perbias
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Shse foaioiren.
Srudee. GnI.. %. 81

Srudee, gal., %. gepp.
gei 8oca fam es seitern Ia6mit.ag
gu elmer golliiipn spiibsu einsm pers
ionen5use unb einem Sra6tsuse, nos
Bel mebrere pafosisrs, u. u. syran Is.
u. Barter BON Gbieaso unb Grau 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Sm sSntsre0c Der Surru.
GIepelunb. 81. 18. g1o,

Glepeldno, b, g., 18. gop.
Geitern bislten hie Selegaten Der
8ereine, pel6e gum 9euti6 sameritas
niIchen gentralbunb bon Glepelano
aebOren. cine ger,ammlung ab, INN
pldne fir cine Wtahenperlammlung
BON 4irsern i'm Snterehe Der 8ursn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
sdlurlsr ais Gin Siib,ne.
9f E 10 glprt, Is. yop.

Ssnri Spurnie, Der fran50iii6e
Iutompbiliabrer, eta6lirte am leBten
samstog auf tenn Sonep Ssleno
goulerarb. SipiIfen o-m prr1pett
Bart uno 8rootlDn einen neu.n
DsltzHetcrb fir cine Weile. @r legte
Die Strede in 81 unb 4i5 Sefunoen
auriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Wis 4ei9r gefunScn.
pbila belp bia, %. yacp

y y Ut y y U, 1l. JluU.
9eaa 9ranSuer, Der am leBten
Mpntaa bic 5rau Suiunne Miiller sr
tObten periu4te, inbem er ibr cine
8uael in ben Gopf lcbpB, purbe 5su.e
in ieiner Wo6nuns tObt aufsefunben.
Gr bate Selbltmoro bur6 gri6ieBen
beaanaen. Na6 bem glttentat auf
Nrau Wiiillsr srsriff er bic Slubt
cbne baB bic poli5ei i'm Stanbe ipar.
ieinen 4ufentbalt gu entoeden. Die
Nrau ihtpebt nod INNER spil4m
2eben unb Spb i'm SoIpital.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Sabrgang 81.

su entiperfen. Die beuti6en 8ereine
beabIi9tisen, eine petiticn an ben
Gonsreb gu ri9ien, in pel4er lie
benIelben eriu9tn, ii5 fir bic Buren
au perpenben, unb bem PrGiiosnten
Hpoierslt enc 0entifrift in bemielz
BEN Sinne All unterbreiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
GntietIidcs Winenuuslad.
Selluribe, Golo., 81. 9fob.

, e u T I D e, 9olo., II. Hpb.
Wenn man ben perIonen glauban
sarf, bic beute ben Der ,Smug9ie+
llripn Mtine" onldnoten. mo- Iid) Je1
Ite,n en- f6rsGlihes llnqliid erei1nete,
= taben Die nit cen Rettungsar6el!eu
tetrauIen 2eute fat ale Spffaun7
aufascsben, Die in Der Ntine begrlbes
n:n Ger1arbeiter lebeno pteber gu
iehen. gie &et unasarbeiten iinb b,i'
ndbe gum Stiaitano getommen, neil
Gin Sinabiteisen in RE nit Rau4 UNI
ihGblihen Oiiniten eefiilten gunusia
unb S9a6ts fi6ern Sob bebert n
piirbe. gDis fpd) bic 3abl Der Spie;
iein pirb, f1bt ii9 unter oieien lin.
itGnben riatfrltfl ridt feititsllen.
gs tDnnen in Der rSmuesler uripr
Wine" so ooer mebr 9ergleute umge
tpmmsn iein. Sbrs geuaue Mnsuhl
frirb fh crit feftitelen lufen, tpenn 81!
Ma rnifastss2 'fte perle'en unb Dc
Se6lenhen als iob; permertt per9en.
8nei 9rubeuarbeiter, SprgelIon unh
gartlep, rpferten, UNI 8umeraben su
reiten, iGr 2eben. sic ipurben frias
aeilis senug genarnt, I'm nod nit
teilsr Saut aus benz S6ahte 81 toms
men, bronaen uber Itatt befen nod
iiefer in i'm binein, Inn bic llebrigcr
su arlarmiren, nobel lie balb pon
efsitiiniien iib,rtpdltigt porben
iein mIaen. Der Coroner ipirb zen
amtlifen Snaueit nur an elmer oet
big ieBt gebprgenen 2e'6sn pornabz
men. ba oos biniihtli6 ibrer au fdiz
'enbe @erbitt ale anberen Sdlle a.si9
s;itia nit bedt. Wtan fpribt banor,
fiir RE Wiltp'n unb Waiisn 8:los
iammlunsen gu perdnitalten, 0ud)
ipirb in bieier Ri6tung Staats9uf.
erfpartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Ses Jeuer's Witbcn.

Oetrcit, Wih., 21. Nop.
&urs na9 elf llbr teute I!uraeN
rurbe sseuer in WbitneDs Spernbaus
entcett. Dos Sheater tpurbe 3um
getrdo bon $4,000 beT6Gbi1t. Der
Gisenthiimer 1T 6. 8. Stair. 9snecs
nGrtia aoit;rt baielbit s. 6. Wallit3
.When 2pnbon Sl.sps"s sGsIslf fthalt
peru, snp., 21. Nor.
Die Winterquarttsre BON Wulnces
Cirrus rurpen Elm Naub Der slams
men. @s selans. ale Sbiere gu
retten.
Nrantfprt. Snb., %. gtpr.
Gin Sssuer, peldles beute Moreer
tier al braG, eat einen S6aben Don
etipa $4,000 an9eribtet. 3eritOrt
tpurben bas S6nitpaarengei6Gf. BON
4uah, Bros, Die Wirtbitaften ppn
Sara, 9errp Moos unb 8ert @ins,
bic 9rpcerp BON Sctfielb unb peridies
rene onbere 9ebdIbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

q. 8utterfielb BON Milpautee, let9!e
8erlebunsen erlitten. 9lm i6periteit
perlebt purDe Srau 8. 80. Price bon
Santos Gitp, bic einen Gippenbrudo
bapontruq. Mebrere Waeguns pars
ben aertriimmert unb beibe 2otomos
tipen beiddoigt. Die uriahe Des
unaliids mar, bab bic 2uftbremien
oes pai1a9ier5uges CUR re9ten Sci
ben 0ienit periaete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
ansscipielt.
Ie 10 Nprf. Is. gppp.

" 10 y y " LO' IEVU.
Sas S6lafti6iff nNlabama" bat
BEL ben S9iebii6unsen nit 13s unb
14saDu. 8anonen 10 ihperen S9az
Den selittsn, bab oasielbe umfahenz
DIN Reparaturen uutsrporfen perben
muB. Die 3iige Der 13sa0a. Sc
ibiibe iinb 10 peroorben, buB bic Sc
fdiibe un6rau96ar geporben iinb.
SnfpIge oes furbt6aren 2uftbruds
puroen Die 8Olcn an ben 2afettsn
Der 6zSDa gen 8atterie selpdert, bas
8erred ppr Ten 12T50lligen @ei9iibs
robran dufgerifeH unb bic san5e
Struttur bes Sdiffes eri6iittert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
syran trei 6.
9R M QOprf. %. Top

Sis fransDiiIbe 9ltabsmie bot.
elmer Mtelbuna an bic ySimes" aus
paris sufolae, ben Sugsnepreis pon
1000 ssranten Der TGtberin Gdcilic
Mprono auseiprp6sn. Die @enannte
lit elm sperabuft tleines labmes MGbs
den, bas bon ieinem 13. Sabre ab
einen gelGbmten Batter, cine trants
Mutter unO sebn Gei9piiier Intsrs
itiitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
@rie9enIanb.
9lthen. %. 92np.

Die itiirmiI6en Strabentunbess
bun9en seaen bic 9lbii6t ben neugrie=
hii6en Sibeltert ein3ufiibren, banern
an. Der lautsite Sumult berrInt oor
benz Ibaeoronetenbauie unb Der lInis
periitGt. Gs fam pieberbolt gu 3u<
iammenitOben. Oas Wlilitair bat
S6pisriqteiten, bic RubeitDrer in
3aune gu balten.
Die beutiae 8ammeriisuns 5ei9nete
ii6 bur6 cine Heibe beftiser 4usidae
aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
0atbmann's 0tihiit.

Jf { 10 y ott, 10. 3tup.
Die 9atbmdnn 8dnone, popon
70 piel aufbebsns semutt pcrben 1T,
Ideint Ii9 niAt gu betpGfren. @m
Samstae puros bi.ielbe auf Gem
Ganbb Sopf SfieBplab elmer 5peiz
ten prpbe unternrrf,n, gluh ot.ies
Wal plabte bas GeI6oB por5sitig.
9ie Sru6iiide flogen na4 allen
Hiftuneen. Ginise trafen oi.
Sdei6,, pbns oerie ben nennenspere
ten Sdabsn suaufiiqen. IS TT nod
nidt feIt.mmt, tab eine bri.te Probe
itattfinesn tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
llntcr Yhrsi9aft emtlaKen.

Gbtcago, SH.. IL. Nop.
M. Can renee, Reoaftionsleiter oes
Searit'i9sn .Gbicagos s4merican" unb
$. g. GunFielb, elmer iener 8eri4ts
eritatter, tr1dten am Samitas loegen
MiBadjtung bes @eri ttsbofss einiss
@tunben i'm Gountps s@efdnsniB au.
sc nurten ip1ter semGb zines Saz
teas corpus 9eiebls bonn Sberiff
benz Ridter San:cp pprgefiibrt unb
ron hieiem unter $4,000 8Ir1i1dft
entlaFen 9as 8erEOr 1T aaf ben
25. MnnLmhsr nndeieht norosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Srnennunscn TN Glcrus Der 9iOrcie
ySinUiln.
Minpna. 9ali.n.. 19. 9

wv I II y u u, 2tl.Il., I0. Jlpp'
giIhpf gptter bat fclsenoe Grnens
nunsea in ieiner DtDSeIe rorJenpms
men: HeD. u. s. Malib, Seeiirrser
Der ct. Sp5spb's=3ir9e in Ruibz
fcrb, ra6 Der st., &at9arinaz&ir
in 2ure,ne. - Gep. g. 8. Murpbp,
Seelicrssr bon Der llnbsilet,el gms
pfdnsniB Stride in Gurre nlh Der
ct. 0eter uno paul &ir6e in Blu,
Garth Gitn. = Reo. Wt. 6. S'Gons
nor prn ber proz3atbsbr@le in
SO nrna na9 IuibforD. Rep.
Wiliam griffin Giiiitent S2e!iorz
GER Der ct. Paul'E Stride in Sari>
bault na9 Der llnbefledtsn gmz
pfGngnib : Stride in @abaiba
Gountp. - Rsp. Charles gapauas6
na9 Der Stride in Gurrie. gtep.
Sobn Ore[le, nod Der Stride in Ga
Crescent. - Hep. 9. st.. Saplicst
na6 TOrapia, Steele Gountp. =
Hsp. Soiepb 3amner ais gliiiitents
GeelIorser in Saribault. Hep. 6.
9an SO nader dls &iiiite.tzSce,s
Iprger in Serpn 2ate.
Ssrantbeit nnter Numaer Smoianera.
Waibinston, .. g., q. gioo.
Inter ben Sacz II. SorzS Snoiansrn
Der HeIerbaticn in Sama Gountp, Sd.,
lit cine beftiee 8lattctnsGpioemie aus
eebrc6en unb iinb bere:ts 35 Soneas
fdlle Su peraeihnen. Sa iih Die Sn'
bianer in cie IbIperrungs>M >Mabrescln
nidt autpillis fiisen ppllen, 10 ba
Der Gcuoeueur Shan BON Soma ben
8unbesistrstGr Sit9cod telesrapbiI4
Inn 9ei6eib, pb bas itaatl:de iid n
Sibuna befinoenbe 9eIunbbeitsamr
RON Soma ielbititdnbis oprseben neet
Der SnbianerzNsent bic Quarantans
er7pinatn ione. 6ittcpd antporiete
huR bas 9unbesamt nit zen Stdats
bebOrben Sopa's seme;nI1aftl'9 bors
auaefen aeoente unb an BEN SuItGn,
bia'n SnbianersQgenten sntIpreb mo-
Neiiuna er9efen lafen fperoe, um Die
ginppbneridaft bes Sama Gountas 5
ror benz 9lusbreiten Der Gpibemie al
i6iiben. Mit Hiidiidt auf 81,
Srinal'hfsit Der Gage ipsrbe aber be
gunpesreaierun9 ale Shritte gut.
feifen. RE bas itaatlibe Geiuno.
feitsamt in Ger ansebeuteten Hi6t,Ml
poraunebmen seoentc.
3icB iiG 81 Sobs rOiien.
Qittsbura pa., 81. Hop.
Sn elmer ertIeblidhen Weiie tat ii5
Der Elm Wlann bas 9eben senpms
men. @r iprans in einen sliib.no<
heiben So6ofen unb fam i'm Tu su
l,inem Spbe. oils man einise M:nua
ten ipGter ie;ne 2si6e beraus3ps, BOT
lie einen itredlihen 9lnblid bar; iie
elid elmer Mafe bulb geroitetem
aleii6es, BON Der ale menI4li,be1
.3iiae peripifGbt paren.
@s mar einise Ytlnuten na9 Mits
tsrnatt, als bic in S6Dnberssr's
giienperfen, Gde ii. unb Gtna Ctr.
am SodoTen bei9dftisisn 9lrbsitcr
btn Wann suerit erblidtsn. gr lam
in ben Sof unb maebts Salt am 5use
Der 9luiSugsmaIbire, permittelit pe!s
der Ora. Gote unb anbere Wateria<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
9ro 5 B it ten.

2onbpn, 81. Hop.
Der 9Duig bat Ter Sablubt iener
eraliIchen Gbelleute einen Riesel pors
aei6pbsn. pel4e 'ibrs Sise in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
9ns ,ablt.

9puispille, 8p., %. Nop.
Sfne oarum eriuht 81 iein bat Die
9ouispile unb Naibpine @iienbabn=
@eienI6aTt bic 2Dbne aller We-tur'
better. trel6e bisher tdgli6 $1.75 oecz
bient.n, um 10 BroSent erbDbt. Si.le
MaBnabme umI6liebt idmmtii9e
S6miebe, 9lnltreiher, Nfai9lnelts
arbeiter unb @asenbauer, Iaes IN
9lIlem mebr pie 1000 PerIonen.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-23

III
ties and for manifesting and working
wonders.
1t seems then correct to believe that
the mind is not you. but that it is
merely the instrument through which,
being imperfect prevents the complete
expression OF your real self. The II"
part of the infinite, controls all the
minds. Shall we say There is a di-
vinity that shapes our ends?"
A man in his normal condition is al
ways asking "why?"
These two minds are W. entities.
We each of us are two, and can prop
erly say Ito ourselves" in truth.
1t is claimed, and correctly too. if
enc continually says to himself. Il am
an honest man." it will be impossible
for him to be dishonest.
If you say to yourself Il can do that"
you very likely can do it.
Now as TO that five per cent of your
pupils. who have resisted all of your
psychic powers, and the strap powers
have failed to bring good results, the
output is negative-pOssibly bad. Ut
terly bad, and their non-acts have been
an active suggestion for bad on the
school and you angelic disposition.
You have said to them, Don't do this"
and Don't do that" you have a stream
of "Dont's" going to them. engulfing
them with negatives. You were to
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-23
FOR SALE.

4 lots on Wyoming, 81, 200, cas- terms
IL lots on Texas street. $500.
8 lots on Boulevard 81 200, cas- terms
2L lots: 3 houses on Missouri, $3.50.
5 room brick, 81. 800. one-third cash.
5 room brick, 81, 800, easy terms.
$6,5cO business offer, close in.
80 room rooming house.-A snap.
II room rooming house, close in.
3 lots on Texas street.-$1.25
Call and see our list of not advertised
houses and lots OF all kinds.
r. L.. MUNSON, LAW AND REAL ES-
TATE, ROOM 1. 211K SAN AN
TONIC STREET.
A. NJ. LOOMS & CO.. REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE. RENTS
COLLECTED.
FOR SALE-Five brick dwelling
on Myrtle avenue, three blocks out,
owner insists on selling.
FOR SALE-Lot and a half on North
Ell Paso street, east front, beautiful
building site will be sold cheap.
FOR SALE-On Myrtle venue, close
in, a bargain.