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The sun., 1901-04-14

ton. sacerdotal authority. and belief In
present miracles; the Eastern Church sup
ported by tradition. sacerdotal authority,
nationality, and the power OF the Car,
Scepticism had not eaten into a Church.
preserved, like that OF Russia, by its iso-
lation and intellectual torpor; though some
wild sects had been generated. and Nihlllsm,
threatening with destruction the Church as
well as the state. had appeared on the scene.
Into the Roman Catholic Church scepu-
cism had eaten deeply and had detached
from her. or was rapidly detaching, the
intellect Of educated nations. while she
seemed resolutely 10 bid defiance TO reason
by her Syllabus, her declaration Of Papal
infalibility, her proclamation OF the I'M
maculate Conception Of Mary. Outside the
pale Of traditional authority and amenable
TO reason stood the Protestant Churches,
urgently pressed by question az 10 the
sufiiciency Of the evidences Of supernatural
Christianity, above all, Of It's vital and funda-
mental doctrines-the Fall Of Man. the
Incarnation, and the Resurrection, The
Anglican Church, a fabric Of policy
compounded OF Catholicism without a
Pope and Biblical Professionalism, was in
the throes Of a struggle between those two
elements, largely antiquarian and Of little
importance compared with the vital ques-
ton as TO the evidences Of revelation and
the divinity Of Christ
In tho Protestant Churches generally
estheticism had prevailed. Even the most
austere Of them had introduced church
art, flowers and tasteful music; ten
dency which. with the increased craving
for rhetorical novelty in the pulpit. seemed
10 show that tho simple Word Of God and
the glad tidings Of salvation were losing
their power and that human attractions
were needed 70 bring congregations to-
gether.
The last proposal had been that dogma
Including the belief in the divinity Of Christ,
having become untenable should be aban-
doned and that there should be formed
n Christian Church with a ritual and sacra-
ments. but without the Christian creed.
| though still looking up 10 Christ as its foun-
der and teacher; an organization which,
| having no definite object and being held
together only by individual fancy, would
not he likely 20 last long.
| The task now imposed on the liegemen
| of reason seems to be that Of reviewing
reverently. but freely and impartially, the
evidences both Of supernatural Christianity
! and Of theism, frankly rejecting what
| il untenable. and II possible laying
new and sounder foundations In It's
| place. To estimate the gravity ~ the
crisis We have only 10 consider 10 how
| great an extent our civilization has
| hitherto rested on religion II may he
| found that, after all, our being isan insoluhle
| mystery II II is. wa can only acquesce
| and make the best of our present habitation,
| but who can say what the advance Of knowl-
edge may bring rorth9 Effort seems 10 be-
| the law of our nature. and II continued II
| may lead to heights beyond our present
| ken In any event, unless our inmost
| nature llss 20 us IN cling 10 tho untenable
| is worse than useless. there can be no sal
| vation for rs but IN truth
| GOODWIN SMITH
The sun., 1901-04-14

Who does not gsst sody Of wAisA -
the practical hsrdw working Pssidsnti
the Blue goiousy upheld our bsnnss -
In The we and ~
wills vi or Clara Barton"
Supsnsnng the midst Of those fever sha ah
Cuba supplies medicines which failed
vd soldiers will remain fresh s6
question Clara Barton and her relieving lss
saved thousand Of precious lives in that campaign.
Every Of modern times could toll similar tla
sons6sss0
Official emblem Of her soa
Armen and her good vorhA
Red
The whole earth recognizes and bows before it.
oshing Clara 0an4
generosity ung energy sublime devotion the rssf Of dse
Mothers bless her for the lives OF
grateful thank, for husbands restored sz y 10
timely aid
Children herg gratitude for safer
medicine
OF humanity This whss s
Nervura blood and remedy
and although remedy hands but short tim
we Judge remedy merits which claimed for
IT, with tho expectation that
shall still highly" CLARA BARTON.
Washington, DC
people has cured physicians hospitals and
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be without weakness humos
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blood and remedy
advice Be had
Office IS West Fourteenth Street.
York City. Call to-day.
The sun., 1901-04-14
high Art In Hay state Guidebosrd,.
Ern,r ,hc Ro.ton Ercn,nn Trnnscrint

Frorl 'he Boston Ercr,nG Transcript
About forty designs have been received IN
the competition for more attractive forms of
guidaboardS for Use On Massachusetts high
ways The compcttlu closed April I, and
the designs submitted viii be examined hv
the Judges during the last week IN April
The prize, Of sl1 and $40 Will be awarded early
IN NAV, and rhe successful designs will b"
exhibited NJ the annual meeting Of the MHssa-
Chusetts state Federation of NOmen's Clubs
which will be held the latter part of May
II is through the Arts and Crafts Committee
OF this or rganization that the yrlzes are offered
The sun., 1901-04-14
FAMOUS CLARA BARTON
The Universally Loved and honomd President Of
The Red Cross Society Gives Her Endorsement
For Dr.. GToene's NeNuTa.

Clara Barton, the Best Known Woman in the World,
and Head of the Great Benevolent Red Cross Order,
gives Recognition to Dr.. Greenes Nervura Blood
and Nerve Remedy. Miss Barton by her Encour-
aging Words thus Widens Her Helpful Influence
to All Glasses and Conditions Of People who Need
Health and Strength.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-01-22
Notice of Sale.
NORTH TWA IRH c61S;rr. superior Court

NORTH W1RE coGS2rr. Superior Court.
Before w. NJ. Russ, c. s. 9.
w. P. Warren. Administrator
of Margaret Warren, plaintiff, Sa1oOrIapd
VS.. To- A cgo+1
J. R., Warren, Louvinia sorrell 'of AS'9"'
and others, Defendants.
By virtue of authOrity conferred on me as
Commissioner by order of Court in the above
entitled special proceedings, ] will, on Monday
the 18th day of February A. D.. 1901, expose for
sale at the court house door in Raleigh, n. O.,
at u O'Clock, noon, all that tract or parcel Of
land in Wake County. n. c., in House Creek
Township. adjoining the lands of Geo. w.
Lynn, Company Mills, w. P. Warren and 9th
ers. lying on Middle HillsbOrO road, about
eight miles from Raleigh, occupied by Mar
garet T. Warren, up to the time of her death,
and containing 10 acres more or less, and more
fully described in the complaint in said pro-
ceedings. W ]. PEELE, Commissioners
Peele & Maynard,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Terms of Sale Cash.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-01-22
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FREEDOM OF

Let us serve the State in this spirit
and with wisdom and the people will
continue to trust us, buff we depart
from this plain and just way, power
will drop from our hands, for the
amendment has, 1 believe and trust,
brought with it a freedom of thought,
of criticism and of action, that will
be swift to withdraw d trust abused.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-01-22
GODS BLESSING ON Us.

l shall need the support of every
citizen in the State. NV work is
your work; I am but your servant
and if I serve you wisely it will be
because my ears shall be constantly
open to counsel and my mind shall
know wisdom. But with all the aid
which can come from men I shall
fail unless I have the guidance of
that God who rules the deStinies of
States and nations and men, to whom
with reverence I commend this good
State and her gracious people.
The colored American., 1901-10-19

golden opportunities. Luck does
not enter into the ordinary life. Il
is all in knowing what to do. when
and how 10 do it a Ruined life is
prevented, Fortune made, DeatI
Thwarted and Happiness securet !
in thousands of cases by having
few questions answered. If il is
matter of Business. L owe. Spe Gu
lation or Health consult Astrology
The colored American., 1901-10-19

Rormer Grocery at
Richmond members of
90 the Of food products.
nee Va 1t stands for the voice of the people
the General and the General Agent the M
d out IN first class and "
Richmond Henioo
634 OF land, established
eXamped hberaiY minded
to
charity and calls upon the whole people black white North East
West
idea Aprl 3d OF
VINO VIII receipt Grand
Members OF the Order public va
The Hotel peS'
desirable
Real Estate Department
with fee simple value of s22600 In Order leases
For any further information, address - .,
Wm I. TAILOR, G. ". MastG.
The colored American., 1901-10-19

Tne ever popular Second Baptist
Lyceum opened for the season Of 1901
'02 Sunday October 6 hand an auspI-
ciOus opening It was, too.
The ne Y and spacious main auditoti-
um was used for the occasion. and it
was pack I'd t) the doors Standing
room was a. premium shortly after
the meeting was called to order by
President r w. Thompson. This pre-
siding officer wastes very little time in
talking or in tedious pr, miaries, and
in few minutes the exercises were in
''full swing"
AS special tribute to the late Chief.
Magi ,trste, William Mckinley, the
audienced joined in singing ''Nea +
My God to Thee" AMI the Lords prag-
er folio we'd, led by Mr. G. L. Marshall
Toe MOnum entail Orchestra was on
hand under the leadership of Prof
Char rles Ham Ion, AMI ther presence
ad led much 10 the occasion. The
M0numentals are trained musicians,
The colored American., 1901-10-19

end they were never heard to better
advsnt age. The selections were high
ly appropriate, and brought out the
best skill and genius Of tn performers.
Ths city has no OIcnes Ta that appeals
m IRE strongly to the critic Il taste than
Prof. Hamilton's Monumentals
The address of the day was delivered
by Former Congressman George II.
White. Always fluent, forcible, snd
happy of expression. Mr.. White
"warmed up" after giving the report
Of tbs proceedings OF the Philadelphia
meetirg of the National Afrc-American
Council, where he faithfully and espa-
bly, represented the Lyctum as a dele
gate. He than launched into an elo-
quent, logical and ci5an-cut discussIen
Of ''The Times in Which We Live"
describing with the keen eye of states
men the tendencies of the age the
principles that move men in the politi-
ca, industrial, commerclsl and social
w 1rld, the alignment of PARTIES, tracing
the good results that come of honora
BILE competition in the battle Of life and
the self-sacrificing spirit of the forces
that wOlk for the betterment Of mau-
kind. He took up the evils that grow
out of disfranchisement, anarchy,
malfeasance in public Office and the
failure Of individuals to live up to Iegi-
innate obligations. Lynching was de.
nounced as the twin sister If anarchy,
and it should be annihilated along with
it's mate, Education, patriotism, sc-
ouisition Of land and money. broad
civis pride, brotherhood Of man, 8
The colored American., 1901-10-19
The district Congressional Club

A nav club has been organic under
the name cf the District Congressi JnsI
Glib. II has secured elegant q1arteis
at 430 II b street, northwest, and il
nJW in active operation. The graDd
o 2ening took place Thurs dsy ev.the II
AMI the friends ard members OF the
cub were given most royal Wtleome
Mr. Samuel T. Spear'ng, TIE popular
manager has spared no pains to make
the the Club fret lass in every way.
The officers are j B Penn, presiden :;
w, B. HUI, secretary. The board of
directors col sists Of Alexander Bernard
William FraDkln, S F BlLdy, Ed
Allen, Noble 3 )Es, Alex ander SIo
CUM and Walter Savoy, steward.
The colored American., 1901-10-19

closer walk with Christianity, abolition
OF race lines and race prejudices and
truer Americanism-these were a few
OF the RENE dies proposed by Mr.. Whi'e
as an antIdOte TO the evils that sffiict
the body POLITE and check the growth
OF the republic and all classes Of its
citizens. Mr.. White was lib rally ap-
plauded.
The colored American., 1901-10-19
A { Chance For a Yourg Man.

The Ctlored American needs a first
intelligent, good talker and a wIiter
of some ability. A permanent position
ID the right kind of man One who has
experience pTefered. Address L he Col
o-ed Anne rican, 459 G street, north
west. If
The colored American., 1901-10-19
4 Monument st Canton,

The Secretsry of the Inttri II has re
ceived letter from John @. Jones o.
chicago, 3 member of the Illinois lsgf
islature, containing resolutions adopt
ed by the Bethel A. M E church of
that city indorsing Ir, ject of the Ne
grOe of the country to erect at Canton
Ohio, monument to IT, memory of
President Mckinley.
The colored American., 1901-10-19
The W hite Slave Quartetle,

The White Slave Company, populsr
meiodrsma built on the scents of the
Sjuth, hC ldibg the boards at the Acad-
emy of Music this week, has among It's
strongest drawing cards the w mite
Slave quartette. This qusrtette is COM
posed of James Jackson, first msndo-
lin; Walter Hodge first mandoIIa, John
CattOn, second mandolin; And ew
Jackson, second guitar. These young
men ar9 first class vOcalists &nd instrU-
mentalists and upon their first appear
auce upon the stage are called and re-
called, SO grea5 is their pnI uIarity.
They were guests Of the Hotel Bruins
wick while In the city and gave The
Col )red American office 8 most de
lightfuI serenade. The company leaves
tonight for Providence, where they pIsy
next week.
The colored American., 1901-10-19
THE SECOND BAPTIST LYCEUM.

Op 9ns AuspIciously for the New Season
Oet9bsr Qua Notable Speech by the
Courageous Race Leader Hon George
H. White-Tlibutes to the Late
Pre- hdent McKin!ey-The MODume 1tal
Observation-Disclosures Thompson a
Popular Off ciaI
The colored American., 1901-10-19
THE GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order ui<
2TFug REiQrmers
ORGANIZED January 1, 1881
Office Goa, 6t6 and COS \. End St., = Richmond y

the interests OF its
business relations We offer for business @
controlled by
VIII memters of the Order. 'A i! V
mind,
than three ( cider than sixty 600 em
There Fountains the Subordinate and
Subordinate FOrataIn
$6 go ac30rdng
IN
pay month 4~P
you per month in we
me pc
Benefit your family s7 If you die within AZ
After Death Benefit Is $125.OC -"
The colored American., 1901-10-19

Loans and discounts .......... $8,2 ,272 So
D her stock, bonds and
mortgages ....................... 164 423 SO
Due from National Banks -. IS. .383 %
Banking House ........ ........ IA 600 90
Other real estates ............... 50 $50 90
Furniture and Fixtures ...... $3.50 90
Current expenses and taxes
paid ..................... 1 388 80
Specie, nickels and cents .... 1888 80
Paper currency ................... 35, $50 90
Total ........ ............... 391, ,l2O 81
The colored American., 1901-10-19

and by the unalIeTable laws, of the Planets il
will, if faithfully followed surely set you
right. You have Lucky Days. You want TO
Mary the right One have married ana de
sire TO know how 10 live the most Happy life
Or, you wish to speculate or enter some kind of
business and you are in quandary to know which
way to turn. These can all be made as plain as
day 10 you by the wonderful S 'ience of AstroIogy
Send small lock Of your hair, place and date of
birth hour If possible and ask such questions as
you wish and enclose one dollar, and you will re-
ceive by return mail true descriptions Of vCur life
with correct answer to all questions, OF call per.
sonally. This will change misery to Happiness
and Poverty to Wealth Also, enclose stamp with
your address plainly written. Mrs. =. Cary IAo6
W, YoT2 street. Philadelphia,
The colored American., 1901-10-19

To join the Rosebud Fountain you must be
8 and IA year Of age You pay 81 90, either cas-
installments. The monthly dues are either Is OF
You receive as Sick Benefit frOn 81 30 to 81 GO DC
IN weekly payments.
As Death Benefit, your family will be paid
you die within year. After one year the Dealt
Is S37.
In the INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, there are
Classes:-CIass B, Glass E, and Glass II. All
payable annually or quarterly.
The colored American., 1901-10-19

IN CIass 3, The age limit 1e Il to so ye
dues. S4 rs to 81 60. The Certificate is vail
After one year, It's value is 500 TO S65.
In Glass E, the age limit is IA to 30 year
50 80 to II 40. The Cert tficafe is valued first
one year its value Is $500 to $500
In Glass NJ, the age limir il Ii to 90 years
$21 to S25. The certificate valued from da
You are entitled to s. Life Membership
Classe B and e upOn purchase OF the requ
pays q dividend annually of 90 per cent.
The Grand FouDtsIn United Order Of TT
90, 1900, total OF 1882 Death Benefits, with
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
The colored American., 1901-10-19

Ss:@S:H Savings Bank has sound
u'bing only
weI April
O0G s
regularly constituted
<<<SS@&@S The TO a
of
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
The colored American., 1901-10-19
YOUR FUTURE FORTONE.

Revelation of what the future has in store is my
business 1t Is one long series of opportunities
here to day. gone to morrow, he successful hap
py persons are those who have gTasped these
The colored American., 1901-10-19

Capital stock paid in ........., 88,125 %
Surplus fluid -................... 8O,957 81
Undivided profits. ............" 6,826 50
Demand certificate Of de.
DOS t..................... 96. 1855 @
Time certificates of deposit 1924 u
Total .......... 39l, ,12O 81
Rock Island Argus., 1901-07-12
SATURDAY UNLOADING SALE
At Young = MoCombs' July

Be on time, as the lots will not last
long at these prices.
Ladies' ecru jersey ribbed union
suits, low neck, no sleeves, knee
length, 25c quality; unloading price
1Oc.
Ladies' jersey ribbed umbrells
band, ecrue or white, 5Sc quality, un-
loading price 39c.
Ladies' bleached j-rsey ribbed
Isle union suits. with silk yoke, 81
quality, unloading price 59c.
Gents new up-to-date Shield boa
ties, all silk, 25c quality, unloading
price 15c.
Children's parasols. unloading
price &c.
Ladies' fancy colored side elastic
supporters, unloading price 10c.
Ladies' silk umbrellas in brown,
blue and green, steel rod, fancy han
die, with tassel and cover. 50 so quail
| ity, unloading price $l.9S.
Mems summer neglige shirts, mad
ras and oxfords, 75c and 81 qualities.
all on one counter. Unloading price
4Sc.
Fancy leather belts of assorted COL
ors and buckles. soc and 75c quality.
Unloading price 35c.
90 per cent discount on all laces
and embroideries. Unloading 20 per
cent discount.
24-inch twilled foulard silks 75c
and Soc quality. Unloading price 42c
soc wash silks, fancy stripss, pinks
and blues, white ground. Unloading
price 29c a ya'd.
Agents samples of ladies'. misses
and infants black and colored
hose up to 35c quality. Unloading
price 15c.
200 pairs ladies' fast dye brown End
tan hose. high spliced heel. double
cole. full fashioned 35c quality. Un-
loading price 173c.
Water tumblers. 3 line band, sPe-
cial today Ac each.
Tin top j-lly glasses. special today
i4c each
Mason fruit jars, all sizes. at the
iw~st prices.