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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30


CHICAGO. April 2s--real,zing caus-
ed severe break in wheat to-day and
May closed 1%Q5sc lower. July corn
closed &c down. May unchanged. Oats
closed AGssc lower AMI provisions I'M
changed to TX to Ioc depressed.
While worlds statistics were bullish,
wheat traders were more impressed by
Liverpools failure to follow the aggres-
sive advance here Saturday and heavy
lines of long stuff were offered, May at
the opening being quoted ss1s4c TO q
@lsc lower at 7SA to 74c. Outside buy
ing ordered cared for the offerings early
but the market showed no rallying
power. This demand soon died out and
longs discouraged further by the fall
of rain in California, the lack of ex-
port inquiry, time liberality of re-
ceipts and the fact that bug reports
failed to show any spread of the pest
continued to liquidate the remainder of
the session. May was gradually forced
off to 72ssc and the close was weak,
1%@ Tc lower at 72iaGssc. The visi-
Bile decreased 1,551 600 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were 595, 900 bushels COM
pared with $4,000 bushels last year
Seaboard clearances in wheat and -four
were equal to $4,000 bushels. Local
receipts were Is cars. one of contract
grade Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed 262 cars against 324 last week and
sol year ago.
May corn was saved from the weak
ness which affected July by support
from Phillips when the market needed
1t. July was hit by the wheat slump by
freer country offerings, liberal receipts,
easy cables and a vast improvement In
the weather, which is now regarded as
highly favorable for termination. July
sold between ASS and 45isc, and clos
ed &c down at 451sc. May ranged be-
tween 1875 and 37%c and closed I'M
changed at 4S1sc. Receipts were 1T9
cars, nine OF contract grade.
Oats were active and despite mod
crate price recession with wheat SEEM
ed firm at the bottom. The cash In
dniry remained in its previous salts
factory condition. May sold between
273s and 261s and closed 40 sc lower
at 265sc. July ranged between 26ts and
2oEzsse and closed Nc down at 26c. Re-
ceipts were 2Ts cars.
Provisions were dull and easier be-
cause of heavy hog receipts and a
slump in hog prices. July pork closed
unchanged at $14 STA; July lard at
71a 010c down at 81 971a and July ribs
2hd5c depressed at 81 921a.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 100 cars; corn 280 cars; oats
375 cars hogs $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 29-Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The stock market here was active and
generally happy to-day. The new con-
soils were bought freely, the American
department was the merriest, Of course,
London enjoyed the start on the good
bank statement and bought steadily
until New York opened. The first New
York prices showed that Wall street
was having bulge and London took
it up, following the lead. Northern Pa
cifics, Union Pacifcs and the Readings
were especially strong. The March
statement Of these roads sent them kit
ing. The Fries and Missouri Pacifics
alone were tagging
The greatest activity was in the steel
stocks. of which 100000 shares OF COM
mon and 100000 Of the preferred were
dealt in on account Of London and the
provinces, New York and the continent.
London and Paris are beginning to
fight shy OF tintos. Offers at "a Of
double options for the end OF May
could not be placed.
e39, 900 OF gold is coming in from
Australia: 5000 is going out to the
continent.
The money market was firm. The
call rate was 81 per cent: the. time
rate 3sss; discounts 31s. The market
has repaid the bank about e4.e0o.o 900
but there is very little expectation OF
an early reduction OF the bank rate, this
in view Of the Paris exchange ana the
fear Of diverting gold common from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30

0finn6apolib. No change Ia foreign Sit.
uation American on the London gen
orally arm, Birmingham and Alabama
railroad will be built Immediately COM
Meeting seaboard with Frisco. Bur-
lington organization will remain un-
changed in spite Of recent alteration
in the control. Louisville's earning
captcity estimated at IL per cent. In
siders sanguine. Saturdays bank state
ment was considered good. Issue Of
bonds by Pennsylvania in exchange for
purchased Atchison stock absolutely de-
MED. Earnings for third week in
April shows an increase Of 8.11 per
cent. DOW JONES.
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CHICAGO, April 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $4,000, including 400 Texans; ac-
tive demand, steady to shade lower.
Texans steady Good to prime steers
$4.95@5.90; poor to medium $3.50
400; stockers and feeders steady, S2.75
@4S5; cows s2.70@4.50; heifers s2.75
@4.S0; Gamers steady to firm s2.100
1885, bulls $275@4..J: calves steady,
S4.00@5.25; Texas fed steers $4.25@
$40; Texas grass steers s3.50@4,00;
Texas bulls $2.75@3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000; to-no"-
row $4,000; estimated left over 5000;
weak; top $3.50; mixed and butchers
s5.65@5.871a; good to choice heavy
$5.75@5.90; rough heavy S5.55@5.65;
light $5.55@5821s; bulk of sales s5.721x
G5.s21s.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; sheep weak;
yearlings about steady; lambs weak for
clipped; steady to firm for wooded; good
to choice wethers $4.50@4.75; fair to
choice mixed s4.20@4.55; western sheep
$44c4.75; yearlings s4.50490; native
lambs S4.50@5.30; western lambs $40
$3.50.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 29.-Cat-
tie steady; extra s5e095.s0; pri ne
s5.3005.50; good s5.10@5.30.
Hogs slow and lower. Prime heavy
$5.95@6.00; best workers. and mediums
s5.90@5.95; light workers. s5.S5@5.90;
pigs S5.70@5.S0; skips S475@5.25;
roughs $3.506400
Sheep steady; best wethers $4,000
$50; common s2.00Q3.50; choice lambs
S5.15@5.30; common to good $500
$40; veal calves s4.50Q5.00.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 2s.--Hogs
quiet, lower. 81 2595 IS.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. demand more moderate.
Wheat, No. 5, spring 7l1a075%e; NO.
red 73474hc.
Corn, No. 2. 4sc: No. yellow isc.
Oats, No. 2, 26127Ac: No. 2 white
2Sze No. white &c.
Rye, No 2, 511ac.
Good feeding barley 51G55c.
Fair to choice mailing 50m5Sc,
Flaxseed, No. i, 81 "a; No. /, n. w,
81 81.
Prime timothy seed SO 80.
Mess pork, per bbl, 81 450I1i 55.
Lard, per 100 lbs, 12ia-
Short ribs sides, Ooose), So 0568 %.
Dry sailed shoulders, tboxed). 61s1
7sc.
Short clear sides. (boxed), So 37hD
s so.
Whiskey. basis OF high wines. 81 q.
Glover. contract grade, SO 05Q10 Is.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was dull; creameries il
0191zc; diaries 1tG17c.
Cheese eh@11c
Eggs weak, 12c.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Flour. re-
ceipts. 34,e54 barrels: exports. 1921
barrels.
Wheat, receipts, 1920 bushels. OK
ports. 81 ,669 bushels; spot market easy:
NJ. red s3Ac T. 0. b. afioat: No.
red S05sc elevator; No. ] northern Du-
ed weak and 11sG1asc net lower. May
closed at 80Ac; July closed at 79c; Sep
TENDER closed at 771ac.
Corn, receipts, 5000 bushels; exports,
IS $40 bushels spot market easy: No.
2. 52hc elevator and 52Ssc :. 0. b.
afioat. Options closed weak at TIC net
decline. May closed at 52@c july
closed at 50sc; September cloged at
49Ac.
oats. receipts. 1913 500 bushels: ex-
ports, 62,0s3 bushels; spot market firm;
No. 2, 32c; No. 8, 31lae; No. white
33c: track mixed western 31hd32Ac;
track white 3213sisc. Options quiet
and easy with corn.
Hay, quiet.
Hops, steady.
Hides, steady.
Leather, quiet.
Wool. quiet.
Coal, steady.
Beer, hrm-
Cut Meats. quiet.
Lard, easy.
Pork, dull.
Tallow, steady.
CottonEeed oil. easier.
Petroleum, easy.
Resin, dull.
Turpentine. quiet
Rice. cuict.
Molas ses sliy.
Coffee-Spot Rio, firm.
Sugar-Rag. firm BIZ qIist-
Molasses sugar 1-lGl3iac.
BALTIMORE. April 2s.-Flour dull.
receipts 1920. exports 1860.
Wheat steady at decline; spot and
the month and May s1Ac: June 7s1zc
asked: July 1910 &c: steamer No. .
red 779Xc; receipts 5o.ses; southern
by sample 730S1c; southern on grade
T8hGs1c.
Corn dull; mixed spot, the month and
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, April 29.-Money on
call steady at 364 per cent; last loan
4 ruling rate 4.
Prime mercantile paper 4G4M per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier after
strength with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 81 SSA for demand and at
81 So for so days; posted rates 81 S51s
G6 and 81 SO; commercial bills 81 S4A
as
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.

NEW YORK. April 29.-The sta,e-
ment of the visible supply of grain in
store and afioat Saturday. April 81, as
compiled by the New York produce ex-
change. is as follows:
Wheat, 4S,s52,o00; decrease, 1.51s.o0o
bushels.
Corn, 1925 600; decrease, 2,oss, COO
bushels.
Oats. 12.3s4.o0o: increase. 1.45s,0oo
bushels.
Rye. $4,000: decrease, 4a,eoo bush
els.
Barley. sas.oooi decrease, 22,coo bush
els.
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An UNPRECEDENTED MARKET.
THE TOTAL SALES or STOCK IN
NEW YonK. YEsT4sRDAY, BROKE
ALI THE RECORDS ON THE
EXCHANGE.
THE SALES 2.5e7 800 SHARES

Tho transactions in United States
Steel We're Immense-A Btg Bulge
In the western Railway stocks.
The London Market was strong,
while In New York Some Prices
Advanced Ten Points Under Heavy
Selling-The Market Still Looks
BuIIish, and Great Activity Is An
ticipated for To-day.
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May 495sG sc; June 1910; July 49Ac;
steamer mixed -o1s &c; receipts 94.-
of0; exports 239. 4s(): southern white
and yellow corn 50@12c.
Oats firm; No white a31zci sales:
No. 2 mixed 30Gisc; receipts 63.s77.
Butter Arm: fancy imitation 1SGl9c;
fancy creamery 23c; fancy ladle $50
Ice; store packed 12G14c.
Cheese firm; large 111ac; medium
1111c; small 11hc
Eggs firm.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-wheai
H9lc lower; contract grade April 1915
GSolsc.
Corn A9tsc lower; No. ? mixed
April 4s1s@50c.
Oats steady; No. white clipped Ssls.
Butter lie lower; fancy western
creamery DC; do prints 22c; do near
by do 25c.
Eggs easier; fresh nearby 1SAc; dc
western 1870: 90 southern 13c; dc
southern 12c.
Cheese unchanged.
Refined sugars quiet but strong.
CINCINNATI, O., April 29.--Flour
quiet; fancy S. 1908 IS. family 81 40
a. rs.
Wheat quiet; No. 9 red nc.
Corn active, lower; No . mixed Ate.
Oats steady; No. mixed zee.
Rye firm; No ?, SIC.
Lard quiet, IS 021s.
Bulkmeats quiet, IS so.
Bacon steady. SO Is.
Whiskey, dlstillers' finished goods
firm on basis of 81 %
Sugar firm, hard refined 81 6SG6 is.
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HOW TO REMIT.

send ali remffsance. by Reszsterea
Letter, Express order, Ch~cA %
Posfaf Note. Patrons ran - risk
Of 1osinG remfttasces sent In any
other way. All amounss for $500
or less can he sent BY postal order
for three eents. Address
THE REGISTER,
Wheelings w. w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30

NEW YORK, April 2s.-People who
have good information are now talking
lower prices for Shelters. There is
money to be made buying Illinois Gen.
trail. BACHE.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. April 2a.-The market
for coffee futures closed easy. with prices
net 10 to 20 points higher. Total sales
were 21,750 bags.
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MARKET ADVICES.
To White & White.
rNEYNy NnDK

10 w mite d White.
NEW YORK, April 29-Influenced
by favorable bank statement, the abb
sence of any disturbing occurances and
higher prices made on the several ex-
changes as well as in London. caused O.
higher opening here the two holidays.
While almost every stock in the list
was traded in in large quantities and
showed fair advances, ranging from
fractions to several points, the particu-
lar features were Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific, which on simply tre-
mendous dealings advanced to 120 and
119 respectively. Southern Pacific
was also well bought and gained
three or four points in sympathy with
the gigantic movements. Trunk lines
as well as the local railroads were we'll
bought at one time during the day, but
lost part of their advance towards the
close when profit taking took place.
Among industrials copper stocks were
strong and advancing on what was said
to be Boston buying. The Steel stocks
all, both common and preferred, adj
vanced to % and SO respectively on ex-
cellent buying, based on the condi-
tion of the coal and steel trade. Evil
IDENTITY we are to see further advance
and big markets.
j. S. BACHE & co.
NEW YORK, April 29-Tractions
broke the record, and we never saw
such a market. No news of further
gold shipments. In Union Pacific it
looked like a struggle for control.
Shorts have been burned, but in the
end it will pay to be conservative.
DICK BROS. & co.
LYNDON, April 29.--The market is
very strong. Pacific shares. st. Paul,
and United States Steels the feature.
Gains extend to two per cent. Excep-
tons prove the rule. A new broom
does not always sweep clean. In other
words the new exchange will not be
seen at its best at the opening day. Re-
ports. however, will be active. Higher
prices will be made for st. Paul. Atchi-
son preferred, Pennsylvania and Pacif-
les, Gould shares and the Traction
stocks. If you have no Metropolitan,
get some. Bull Manhattan, B. R. T.,
and the Gas shares. The public will
be anxious to buy the steels. United
otdleS VIII Sell duONS lZ0 anu
the common at Is or so. Speeialties,
Chicago. Great Western. Erie and est
ems and Chicago and Alton are most
excellent, so is Evansville & Terre
Haute Price of produce seats advanc-
ing. So will wheat be.
NEW YORK, April 29-The Consol-
idated Exchange did a65,000 shares on
Saturday United States Steel was a
feature, with common at 491a and pre-
ferred 97A. Montana Amalgamated
deal expected to go through. Cansd-
ian Pacific reported purchased major
ity stock of Canadian Pacific Naviga-
ton. Northwest earnings capacity
equal 10 per cent. Insiders consider it
well equipped for acquiring control
Union Pacific. Reported Atchison has
considerable interest in recent large
purchases Rock Island stocks. Unitei
States Steel common in London equal
to 501k. preferred to SO. 500 line
will extend to Wishek, $50 miles from
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NEW YORK, April es.--we are told
Copper is going very much higher.
MILLER.
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NEW YORK, April 2s.-I know
nothing safer for TO 5 points than
Anal Copper. BACHE.
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FINANCIAL.
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MARKET TIPS.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Buy U. p
and st. Paul. and stay with both If
tnem. BACHE.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. April 2e.-Dry goods:
The demand from the home dry gods
trade has not changed to any extent
but finer weather encourages hopes of
better business. Some business still in
progress for export in heavy brown
cottons at firm prices. Lightweight
sheetings unchanged. Bleached cottons
dull at previous prices. and coarse COL
ored goods quiet and irregular with
print cloths inactive, and prints and
ginghams quiet. SILK fabrics are some
what tirmer Hosiery and underwear
dull.
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The Hnn1ett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
by Howard Hazlett & Son, National Elk
change Bank Building:
NEW YORK, April 20.
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Silver certificates 6oc.
Bar silver 59&c.
Mexican dollars 1870.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Nav York and elsewhere. Exchange on
Paris $2s.16: on Berlin $40 4sis.
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Tho volume Of business would prob
ably have been considerably larger had
the facilities been adequate to handle it.
Yesterdays Prices.

The following table shows the opening.
high, low and closing prices OF Stocks Oh
Wall street yesterday:
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The Clearing House.

Manager Alex. Mitchell, of the Wheel
Ing Clearing House, yesterday reported as
follows:
Clearings. Balances.
Yesterday -. ..... sl0s.7O % 5 2o,649 II
Same day last week. Se,49s 67 1855 IS
Same day last month. 1870 SO 42,54S o.
ALEX. MITCHELL, Manager.
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miscellaneous.
Mining Stocks.

.Ofered; Trust receipts: sNominal. !.
Total sales, 2,76o,000 shares.
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At Chicago

At Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Beiie' wheat
is oversold, and should be bought
BRYAN.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Armour &
Co. bought $4,000 July wheat at 745a
toAc. LOGAN.
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j. S. BACHE & co.

NEW YORK, April 29-Tractions
broke the record, and we never saw
such a market. No news of further
gold shipments. In Union Pacific it
looked like struggle for control.
Shorts have been burned, but in the
end it will pay to be conservative.
DICK BROS. & co.
The colored American., 1901-04-13

to be kicked out OF the hall. A large
class of the so-caIled intelligent Ne
groes sre biggest fools we have.
The idea OF talkiI about having
ball on the 9th of March spending their
money when they have not an industry
in the District that gives employment 10
colored giIls and Us as controlled by
the money of NegrO 8, ban ks aud ews
paper offices excepted; ard here they
are spending all the money they get out
Of the Government buying Be- IL Cos
tunes. We'll may we extlaim "What
fOC Is we m0rtals be-" There are Ne
grO6s in Washington who have bad fat
jobs for twenty yeaTs aid today could
not show $500 II called OD, and we Wid
wager hog from the FIshermen's farm
that it is l Tgtly this class who are
spending tn alr money for the Inaugural
Bail. Such actions are surely not the
teachings OF The COlored American
The na0 at i's head has too much
sense. So 1t is probably The Bee, for
al bees like to filter and those who
attend balls are flittereIs on the wing
generally with a saw dust head and an
empty pOck ketboOk.-Tbe Snip.
The colored American., 1901-04-13

carte blanche to visit lbe savings as he
deemed best. This shows q confidence
which the raceI cks so much ImpliC-
il confidence was placed in Mr.. 1'y l9r'F
judgment, they believing that man
who could successfully make money for
himself could make mOney for others.
The result of this little cop ration
is that Mr.. Ty Ter has, IN the last yesr
invested $50 600 for the ass CiaiiOn.
each one of tie SIX members shsr r'ng
equal in the profits, aid their earn
Il gS have aver aged twtnty per cent on
tie amount invested. In some cases
the investments have paid 40 per cent.
Each mem Der continues to pay IN d
stipulated amount each month, which
is tuned over to Mr. Tyler, who quick
ly finds Investment, ind the eaInlngs,
as soon as made, are invested. The u!-
ilm' te tIn Of this sfsC ci8tiCn is o es-
tablish manufacturing cOncern that
viii give employment to cOlOred men
ard women. The pretty Tart of
this association of half dozen colored
men is the confidence THEY repOse IN
each other. Ii the same plan were
adopted elsewhere, with the same con-
idence repOsed, it would mean an ultl
mste fpaUcial standing fer the race
UsusllY, when cOIored men band to
kether, in such enterprises, each men
Der desires to shine and pose. In this
case the members withhold their iden-
uty. At the proper time, when they
have smassed the capital they desire,
and a business that )Oks good is agreed
on. they will form themselves into 8
stOcB company. These six men ale
bound 10 enrich themss Ives, and II
doing that better the condition of the
race.
The colored American., 1901-04-13
THE RAE BUSINESS
obio Afrc-AmericaDs Pool Their Money
and are Handsomely Paid

C,umbUs, o., Specialize the exam
n of six Afro Americans of G lum~
b,s 0. was ccepted and followed by
c,I red men in various cities of the
co1nt1v. iC would not be many years
hosore ne race would have attain ed a
financial standing of some Importance.
Abouf q var ago a halt dozen ", IL
kn3wa co ored men got together anG
decided to forDa q cooperative invest
raenr association, agreeing to lay in
each mouth a certain amount, the same
n he invested either in business or
good securities. Ralph W. ryI9r was
alerted Treasurer Trustee, and given
The colored American., 1901-04-13
Advanced Negro journalism

Last weeks issue Of The COlored
American contains q new departure IL
Negro jcurnslism. lis first page Is
C )vered by an excellent cartoon on the
race pro- lem in this country. Others
are to fCIl)w each week along the same
line. This new move means much to
the race, and will prove of fsr-reachinR
effect in awaken ng elumberiDg and
Indifferent public sentiment to I'll g
wrongs that are being daily perpetrated
AGAINST an inOffensive and un ftending
people. May the arms Of this progres-
sive race journal be upheld ard
strengthened in laboripg to upbuild the
Negro race.-The Blue Grass (Ky }
BugIe.
The colored American., 1901-04-13
The Inaugural Balls.

Those Negroes in Washington who
have been raising Hail Columbia about
not being able 10 attend the Inaugural
Ball ought to have learned sCme sens
by now. Common sense should teach
them that the white fCIks, ne ther r :
publicsns or Democrats want them there
and If they persist in going, they ought
The colored American., 1901-04-13

The officers GOLD MINING CoMpANY nave oe
for the OF
ing the sTOt is $50 OO one million .h p
The ACCIDENT NINE located one ml que
Republc Mine "h'h mas MAJ 'n' ~ " ~ "
fam 8 II
.ou ,o iu width and assavs aver.
6fV e producing property ard the the oFln0n u " "
arWith
The compa N to contlnu anu IT, noms
81 t1cnY
r6ducer. OF partially as S | cs P
WO SnaIes ~
s-ne ae Id Mining Company Is % ook ~
from the "a
economically in deay the EXPENSES m I;ceon vi
col men o
enterprs1ng coloTo
their condition, to Hke ne
Will have equs OPP
mite
aid bass years IN tne "''
edesIer street railway 'oh'I"c'o'
For urtht information
ROMEO MARSHALL Secretary and treasurer
nO"hA40 49, Accident Gold Mining Company,
P O. Box 3d. 0P'
The colored American., 1901-04-13

Don't fail to get cory Of Mr. HiyeI's
book "Colored Washington, con-
piIstiOn Of the efforts the cOlOred pee
ole of Washington are putting forth
for their social betterment. Paper
cover 35 cts, bound in cloth 60 cts, A.
f. Hi ser 1852 9Th street NV. If.
The colored American., 1901-04-13
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