davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 29.-WOOL-Firm.
values tending upward: medium grades aud
combing. 17G20hc; light fine. lGa19c; heavy
hne, l3ql5c; tub Washed, lSa2Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet and easier: cream
cries, lSd27hc; diaries, 17G25c. Eggs, quiet
and hrmer; loss off, cases returned, 25c
Cheese, dull and unchanged, 13dl3hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

New York wheat Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. S9-WHEAT-Receipts.
$500 bu broke sharply under stop-ioss
orders, with favorable crop news and abb
sence OF shorts, except In December. which
sold up hc on covering; December. S4hQ
81 s-l6c; May, 50 7-i6uS1 1-i6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
London stock quotations.

BAR SILVER-Steady at 22lkd per ounce.
MONEY-4q4k per cent. The rate OF dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3h64 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
s,ou1 CIV NV stocL Mnrket.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. 2e.-(Special Tele-
gram )-CATTLE-Receipts, LOO; stockers
steady, killers lower; beeves, S.5O95.OO;
cows, bulls and mixed, si.5OG3.15; stockers
and feeders. S2.5cd4.0O; yearlings and calves,
s.. 25@3. 20.
HOGS-Receipts, $500; market loo higher.
selling at S5y0d6.60; bulk. S6.10d6.n.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Duluth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Dec. 9.-WHEAT-Cash, No. !
hard, Hhc; No. 2 northern. u,+c: No. /
northern, l6ikc; December, 7Shc; May, 76kc.
OATS-MaY. ~Siac.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Cattle Receipts for the Year to Date
Amount to Over One Million.
BEEF DECLINED TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS
Hog Market Active and Five TO Ten
Cents Higher, hut Closed weak
Fat sheep and Lambs
Fifteen to a Quarter.

hECElPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year, to date, and comparisons with
last year: 1902. 1891. Inc. Dec.
Cattle ..."...lO02,5 66 S11,6S le0,s2S .......
hogs ..........2,03S 403 2,22l ,0SS ....... 172,6SO
Sheep .........1, 72S, 4Si 1,3O7,966 al SIS .......
The following table SLOWS the average
price OF hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the last several days, with com
parisons with former years:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
EIgin butter Market.

ELGIN. Ill. Dec. 9.-BUTTER-Firm at
10000 lbA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
PeOrIa MnrLef.

PEORIA. H.. Dec. S-CoRN-DuIl: new
No. s. Ale.
oATs-steady; No. 3 white. slAaaae.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

st. Louis Cannon Bali
Express ................a 5:6 pm q $50 am
st. Louis Local. Coun-
Gil Bluffs. ..............A 9:15 am al0:30 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express. ......a 1920 am a $40 pm
Chicago. MINNEAPOLIS a
st. Paul Limited ....,..a 7.50 pm a sos am
Minneapolis & st. Pau.
Express ................b 1890 am b10:35 pm
Chicago ENpress.......... Ai0:35 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee q 50. Paul.
Chicago & Omahl Ex. b 7:4O am b $40 pm
Chicago Limited Ex..,..a 800 pm a 1850 am
MIsN0uri Pacific.
81. Louis ENpress.. ...... a10:00 am a 6:25 PIN
X. c. and ST. l.. Ex.....alO:5O pm a 6:l5 am
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

Minneapolis wheat, Flour and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 3-WHEAT-De-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
UNION sTATIoN-1oTH AND MARCY.

Union Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited. .......a $40 am a 1850 pm
The Fast Mail........... a $50 pm
California ENpress......a A:20 pm
Pacific Express. ......... all:0 pm
Eastern EXpress......... a $50 pm
The Atlantic Express, a $3.50 am
The Colorado Special. "a 1910 am a $40 am
Chicago Special. ........ a $40 am
Lincoln Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express. b 400 pm big: so pm
North Platte Local......a 500 am a s"l5 pm
Grand Island Local ....b $50 pm b 9:35 pm
chicago, Rock Island & Pacific.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight l. t'd..a 500 am a 6:45 am
Chicago Daylight LocaLa 700 am q e:25 Sm
Chicago Express. bill: lis am a sos pm
Des Moines Express. "a 1880 pm bill so am
Chicago Fast Express. a 5:35 pm a 1925 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L'td. "a $50 pm a ass am
Lincoln. Colo. Springs.
Denver, Pueblo and
Colo, Texas, Cal. and
Oklahoma Flyer. a $50 pm ai2:4 40 pm
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
STEAMSHIPS.
DOMINION LINE

DOMINION LINE
....... SPECIAL notice..
Resumption Of trips by the mmo
popular twiI,-scrbw steamers ommon
wealth and New England. 10 the Mediter-
AlgieTs, Genoa. Naples and Alexandria
Egypt
New England '..,........Jan II, Feb, IS
TO Azores, Naples and Genoa.
NahSouNeI '''''''''......J Jan. 10, Feb. Il
'Cambroman .............Jan. 81. March 40
proceeds through TO Alexandria on tho
January and February voyages,
Also sailings-Boston to Liverpool; Port
let. etc, apply TO Local Agent or COM-
PAM sFlCE, 90 Dearborn St. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
WEBSTER DEPOI-I0TH a WEBSTER
remOT 4 Missouri
VaIley.

Fremont. 4 Missouri
valley.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Lead, Hot Springs. "a 800 pm a Zoo nm
Wyoming. Casper and
Douglas ..............d 800 pm 9 $500 pm
Hastings. York, David
City, Superior. Geneva,
Exeter ard Seward. ID $500 pm b 500 nm
Bonesteei. Lincoln. Mo-
brara and F1xmonl...b $50 am blO:25 am
Fremont Local ..........c 1880 am
Chicago. 81. Paul, MinneaPolIs A
Omaha.
Twin CITY Passenger...a $50 am a $40 pm
Sioux City Passenger "a 2:OO pm all: 30 am
Oakland Local ..........b 5:45 pm b S:45 am
Missouri Pacinc.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water .......b 4;lO pm aIO;2S am
a Daily. o Daily except Sunday. d
Daily except Saturday. e Daily except
Monday. c Sunday only.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
OrDisc YOft0scbftaggtc aiti saso J
OeittiG1cn Wag1nga1fcn.

0ahoem in Der Nobt gum sSreitaa,
Den "a. Widrs. auf nsm YabnpoFami
81 StruRburg |. e. ein s@ursiad nit
3mei Gelobeuteln,. Ole 81 900 Mf. ent.
blelteR, eitwenoet tporDer, miro iebt
aus Milnhen 9eaaeloet, eaB bort aus
oepl yoltluaseu oes Ssriibauees sad,
Nugssurg Elm poEtbeutsl nit $500 slf.
DerlbGilnoen 1T. sSn 5iraBbura Eat.
nle Due Str. p. aalttbeih, Der betref=
fe.lOe Yoltidunfier, oilf Den iibriaa1s
9ar teitt 8erouDt fdut, ben @ursfaf
nit Der @elobeuteiil uno 5erldiebenen
YDhheuteln in Der gile aiI eillen aF=
Teilen &oltfarren ber!doen ~ nad DER
Sntriltlon miiilen @elobeute! in nit
Gsfeln Deriebenen Barren oerldoea
lueroen - uno mad DEM Mufsua qe=
tahren, a4'f melhem Die Garren sum
Baa1bnf binauf bef0rbert tpsrben. sSu
Der furaen Spanne 3eit nun, ipd1renb
er nod ettea 5'peiten Garren an erleoi=
gen batts, muB Der 9iebltab4 ousoe=
fubtt iporoeu iein. Sbne 3msi{el lit
Der Sleb mit ben YerbdllniSsn oes
SabnbOfspofoien1tes gut befanHt oe=
lpelen. @rwdanel5lDertb lit Die 9lus=
laae elnes Geunten, Der eineR i1m
unbetannten in poituniiorm beobahttt
bat, Der lib III Der ylabe oes Muf,uaes
gu tbun madte. Ea er ben 6remoen,
Den er nod osr Uniform fir einen poit=
bealnten balten mubte, nod ME porber
Aeleben bate, betro6tete er ibn lih
aenau uno prdate lid leine @eii6ts-
Sliae eln, 10 oeb er ibn aesebenenfaQs
BEL etner Geeenii5eritsllung pieoerer=
tennen niiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
@ S1limnter 3uitann einrs WRITES.

nSpr 3wei Sabren sertcr i'd iii 6plse
elmer itarfsn GrtaItuns tneine Sprade",
ldreitt Cr. sN. 6. Seartrclab pun
l6etrcn, Sbir, nuno barauf befam itb
einen bartndfiscn 5afen. Senes mir
IN meiner 35jabrisen @rari5 tsFannte
!cilmittel Derfeblte, uuo murpr ih taglia
ldliinmer. Sblicblies getrauhte i'd auf
Gmpfeblun9 81. 5tins's 9lelu Discovers
fir rie Q,ts;ebruns 'ouiten uno Grfal=
tunaen; iA fanp itDHeur GrlSIuna unp
fuble iA mid felt ZEN lesten seDn sasen
teller, ais Itit spri 5a0ren." DpiftiY sa-
rantlrt fir aas t5alsz uno 2ungenleipen.
vun 6ranf Mifler II. Subn, atprtDete.
soc. unp sl.0O. @rpbez8lalGGen fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

Gtne amiiiante GpiInoc bon feinem
Nufentbalt in st. Petersburg i'm Sabre
1891 er5dblts jiingft ei1 fronaDffbe,
3Inftler i'm ngaulpis": Sin sFranz
5o1e, Der bes Morgens oneefonmen
hoorS rSbefuGte Nbenbs bas pronenabens
tor5'rt res Minternnrtens, unb ba
ielne Gt9orre ausge9anscn 1T, btttet er
s!Hen horiiberge6enben Offisier I'm
geuer. Ser Sffi5isr 55gert einen
Wu9snbltd, reiAt bo1n ten TransoIen
letne Gigorrs uno pa5renD bie5er einen
Sunten rardus stebt, fragt ct ben
Sre1nben lG6elnb: n@ie finb Elm Sron<
soie, mein 9err2" nG}cb beHer-aus
2onlou1e!" Isle tomr,en aum erften
y{ol rtd9 &ablon0?" nSa, nlein
9err. - rSann taan icb mir freili6
ertl6ren, ooB Sic ben grpben 6errn in
llnltorm,. her Bel mir Itono, o(s sic
rtc7 lin Jener boten, nidt gegriiBt ba=
ben!"-n Der groBe 9err!-S9 BABE
ntGt W9t gege6en.-QVer mar es
BERN? rDieier 6err?" 1oote ber
Stfl5ter uno nabm enbli9 Ieins erz
loi9ene Gigarre 5uriid, vbas lit Der
GolIer!" r5tpb Sic beHen cana
iti9er?"-" i I'm 70 iic4erer, ols es nteia
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
Ser groke isarelsliGe Gllmpi

in girsinien tt Elm grSeusnaastceen ecn
Malaria-Geimen, Da6slbe 1T aud ME.
BRIGGS, naAc5 coer flinirlises eano iraenb,
,pp. Diefe Seine serurlat,an Gd,wdtbe,
5hiittellroit uno Jieber Slbmer;en Ii,
ben 0liepcrn anp fitbren off 5u scfabrs
lidrn Grfranfunacn. electric Bitters yer-
feblen nie, pieielben 81 Yertreiben 1tnp
Malaria-ssieter gu fi,riren. Ste Dfrbiltei,
5ppbns : 6ieber. nsSir prpbirten yiele
Mepisinen fir Malari. urn WaselS u.
eebcrleipen", ldreist Sc9n Gbarleifsn
sen 9yereille, s., uaber mir fanoea ,pir
etlgas tsiIfres, dfs uglcctric BitterS"
geriuAt. iie. preis SOC. 6ei Svanf Mttler
uno Spen apctbetf. 3afriepsnpritsaraa-
tint
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
NGs C5crgcrid)t ppn Asorto
UicD

bat einen idwsren Srrt6unl eines our-
tlaen 6eri6ts mieoer qutgema6t, oas
ltd nod ouf lpanilbe @eIebe 81 ltuBen
perludt bate. Inter Der Qlutlaa, Der
Weridlporung our Grb0bung Der ~
beltslDbne mar i'm Gesembcr poriacr
Sa9res Der Nrbeitsrfubrer gantiago
J9leltas 81 orei Sabren, bier Mtonaten
uno aht 5a9en @eTdngniB bsrurtbeilt
tporoen. Saaeaen nuroe OIL oas
Cberaeridt oppeairt uno bel Der Ser
banolun9 ertIdrte au ollieitioer 8s=
.nu3t9ung Der S!aNtsanmalt, Scr Wp=
psll lei Do9l6sr,biigt pas Iysumeat
Der gertbcioi8una Iei ridtia, uno ct
beantra9e, oos 9an5e Gsrfabren oegen
S9lellas fallen 5u lahen. @euerqldn=
malt 6arlan hat ein langes SGrcibcn
in olelem Sinne on ben 0ifsntlidcn
Wnt!daeS scr,: &S..:t, gr ertldtt oaril,,
oas Gedt Tib fliybii,b 5l be;IaEnreln
lin cine gellerunA Der io5ialen ger=
9altnlNe ber5sisafiilren, mas eine st.
16Guns oer 9tybeitsl6lns lei, tonne
nidt anSetaltst !esroen. gDenu fpli;!-
ihe 8eiebe, anoers lauteten. 10 ieien
oerartige 8eleBp eben null unb ui9tie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
IG geIllnbell buits,t lit Berlin be

= 19 getllnSea buus,t lit Berlin bel
BET untergruloa uno So6babn oer
Guientbalt auf oell einSelnen Statio'
men. Dariiber efSdblt Sr. 9roiah
Der NatiOnal=3ts. folseuoss, gini9e
dltere 2ellte lino, tpie lA CLAUDE, sttpas
In Gorse sepelsn tueAen Der gum @in=
uno ausl lteisen belpili9ten 16 Setun=
ben, bic lie fir eine lebr furSe 3eit bielt
ten. Sic babeu Iib tuobl nidt tlar
.9enadt, tpie lanee Is 5etuuoen oau-
cra. IS 1T ein 3eitraum, it, Dem mon
nit gang gemdAlidem Wanberi6ritt
% 2l9 gleter suriidlest. Sn oerielben
3eit perlna9 ein gut einIAlaoenoer
Juts i'm eriisn Semeiter nit 2ci0tia-
te,t elm 6albes Sitter yier gu trinten.
Gs iol belonoays Sut geranlaete eeees
ben baben, Die es Darin ned I'm Elm
geoeutenoes weiter brabtel, uno troB-
Dem na0ber i'm staatsoieaIt ooer ols
3ieroen Der 8iiitnida{t Aerportaaen=
oes 9eleifst baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

< Sie Meilllate Der g!rbsitea bes
erIten Salre5 Der toposrapbif4eH 8 er=
meIlunsel: bon Sbio, ueltbe i'm W,drs
1901 burG Die Corporation bes Stoa=
tes Sbio. itno oean geplosiIden &er,nei=
illng5=gureau Der Ser. e5tnoteu ge=
geben trsrogn. Mdbrello Der Ielo=
5dilpn. Donl WSar5 bis gum 9iopember,
tuuroe Der grDbte Sbeil BON 5ebn
Counties psrn.eiIy.L uno rpabreno oes
Wintsr5 totlrben Die s3eitbnu,lgen Der
Gdrten Don biefen Gettlonell an9efer=
tist. Die 10 oerlneiienen Gounties
lino: WooD, SanollstD, Grie, aoruiu,
gunahoga, @upne, Gtarf, 9arrilpu,
Olaware uno Srantliu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
Ser fehIcnnr y0uh. cyn gscr;s

Ser fcblcnhr Banb. Sn gdris Be-
fpnfrt man Die Durisr'f9e Musgdbe Dss
Ylnforh uuf, prfGe Napolepn Der
@rite als aeftiire benubte, aber Der
sehnte 9dnb fe6lf DerTele befinbet
llA IN gstersbarg in ggripatbe|ib unb
rlisrt bon einsm Mbiutanten Des ge>
11eruls 9iebitfh ber, Der ben flunz
tfnsrn faiier fmleen tppIta. Mlan
hatse erfa5ren, buB Wopolepn Iic5 in
e'nrr Gquipcge an Die polnifne Gjren5e
eefiic5tst babe, urD her Mbiutant nit
elnigen Spfdfen u1rterndbm bic Ser
folgllng. 9lls f, Napoleons Wagen
erracblen, mar biefsr jabo9 bereits leer.
Yin aofaf lab bogt duf bem e5ibe Elm
aufge'hlageres 8uf9 unb per1u9te es
NIT ieiner Sarge 5sraus3nbolsn. Der
Dtde 2eoereinhonb piberftanb ieboh,
uno erit betm fedften StpBe aelang es,
bus gl6letn empor5ubsben. Der Qloz
1utai1f nabnl es 81 1ib rno burfte es
NIT graubni5 feiner gorgeiebten Be-
bdlter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
GeOanlieHptitter.

Die 9trbe If TIeibigeu Elm Sebirfni6, Tau
len Elm &ebcHSlelnent.
Dte Spanre s3eit, Die llns su3emeien, ii
n1etlt MIR SIT gtrieiieu.
am bttteriten 1T buloeu, nu gebuloet Al
iper0en.
llles oorf eiits SSrau aus etltem Manue
MAIDEN, nllr fein-sSeib.
Wtond,er ifeuft beln Iroaren gSetn elm,
Tim lld) lelbit betriufen i'll f6uueu.
fetn Wenid) frnnt Dit3 70 genau fute bet1r
Sdmeid)ler
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--------<so>-<.ISv By
\ Nuyh ltebarlanllnu nes m}nnen

\ guyb lle5erlao,lna oes Maoens
lit Ser Narbige Sobn 9amilton in Sin.
cianoti oeifoetssl. Gier lpeiBe Gamer"
batten ibn uberreoet. 3tuei DuBeno bart
aeiottenev Gier su e{lsn, sebn Wbisteps
uno sebw Quart 8ler gu trintsn. Sa=
miltee uerltano lib 81 oisier Graitle,t=
uag uuo uuroe nabber toot in isiuel
8obnung aufgeIunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
..rv---=---sss--.ss; -. ,s;s.-....s.--

Gas iaoijbr GiterieIt. PoNoucr,
bsaanu an Wontao uno miro bon olier
ortDooorsn S=roeliten Die gonse Q1o6(
6jnourb Qcftiert. s. lit oc5 TeIt oe,
uageIiucrtsIl 8rote. mdlrsno Der g3DtDe
merorn nGmlitl in ben isroelitilthcl
5fauiIien on5tott 8rots5 Die logenauns
ten DtoBo5 aegeil5n.. wslc9e obn2 5au,
erteia 9crGeHsQt I!no.
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X Gin tpsiIer RaOi in grnpfinn Bal

VIII EDeETIt NHUT NJ TTUUlIVH VWI
esltIbieoeil. oab Der @ertauf Don Mal5.
aetrdnten ON 5onntag alsrOi1l9s psr=
bnten lei, o0B aber lieben Mdtei oes
sum Gerfaufe fpmnenben 8ieres Der
e5taSt fs;a Wal3 entGalte luD beshalb
aud. am Soul,tag DerfauIt merOsn fDuHe.
Grei uethaftete Wirtbe luuroen aul
@runo bieles logifNen Arsuments biz,
eitlalIe.l eebt amerlfanil1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

Ssbr billige MdlnoteiEttifstailatb
Dem Noroell Giioen nio gBeiien iiber
ole .. g. G. so
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

*SN 1ojIos, 3sras, bat b;t 9e=
union Der GouI0oerirtsu 8ctsron2n
unter aaNIceiber yet5siliGultg bcspnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

2siher fiihrf Die 9llstltunoen- 8etpe=
.a,lila Qen01nlid 5ll u,egr als abtfiiirl=
niaer @ilbe.
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@opfs


gpeIS
Y hds herrlihfe 5rtter arf
Grben. 80 Blu. getrsioe n,rs
4 Gcnnen 9eM per ader. Gas
Icbrt Hal
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
EEnr1rarfrA Qnr.ss.l [

: ~1sf ctU aS shA tssbOs
.9dS tpuueerb1rite GraS ouf
Grbeu. s 3pnnsn Seu nan
hie!e, biete g8etbe ba;u per
sIaer. Gebeikt iitersI, a,if
ienem Spber, in iebcwt Gtaat
Scr urinn. CaS lebttt i'd!
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na6t 5Gofe-, GGnetne- itnb
gtehsudt gu l Gent PER lefunb
NJ 3 gliG. llnbeibreibLi5
trn6tsar ltnb naSrsait. Sas
losnt lid!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
MdrpeE @efssn.

80 6N 4te
Gr8db in 80 Gtaatcn Der
Union in 1901 iiber 40 Su. per
Mfer. 9abeu aud ben be-
riitmtea !Jiaecarpni g9cisen,
inel1er auf iinierer Sarm 6s
gu. pet ELDER ersab. Oas
lcbnt ft@I'
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@leftriiGer 3eppi6reiniaer 23c.
aapetcnreiniger l5c.
8arbirenltrefer SIC.
CeItu6 fir 5uBbboen 18c. y. Oorb.
2 yato ipeiteS 2inoleum, &c. p.
2uaoratparp.
9occpa Sbiirlnatten 19c.
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9aS yluftiDn GDuOiCate ipart Sud NeIo,

Nan sAuinosrn unr Is Sabrsn groBen guaaben
Ter anise pd6ro nddnen soe rs snfannTel-
M uno ouben nad unrsm brinae id6nss
naBliAes Gfhnf
~ Sizes lit Ole g. aluseisc. -zSa
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5eppidpopier l0c. Der Gplle.
airfnline WafdpulDer l7c.
@arten=Oafen IL 20c.
Roienreben 43e.
Gartenrehen l2c.
Ghoilfeln nit langem 6tiel 55c.
6snltermatten, complet, Sc.
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a&lN.NN fiir nM Gts

4 SHD.0G fur ED gfS.
linn Sbnet einsn @eriua.
nit SalSer5 Gamen nnGaliA
a,t MAIDEN, ,ienben mir 10 Sarnt
Sanen Hrpben, toritntcr bas
! beriibmte gromus, ,aale, ,&aps,
glfalia, Spsls Meis.n, Safer,
Serite, u. (. 10, opa $1,000
fperts,um einsu Gnfan8 eainit
81 tescmmen. fart srptem
iauitrierten Satalcs -,aaeS
iar 10 Cts. in 9riefmarten.
The colored American., 1902-01-11
Many Visitors IN Town-Fersonal Men
tion-Delayed Dots and DasheS.

Charlottesville, Va. Special Christ.
mas entertainments were held at q L of
the churches Of the city. Space will
not permit Us to mention them in full
Rev. J. =. Lias was installed as pastor
OF the Shiloh Baptist church last Sun
day. Services were continued each
night through the week, the ministers
Of the city aid others af fsisting. Mrs
Maggie Walker, E. w. G Secretary for
Virginia for the order of BIT. Lukes in
company with Mesdame. NJ. e. CIR fin
and II. V. Young, past officers of
Richmond, Va. we're ia the city Mon
day night and set apa new order of
st. Luke which was orgsl ized chiefly
by the efforts Of Nr. A. E. Angel. Mr.
John Mabrey Of Richmond visited Mr..
@. 81 Brown on Ridge sheet last week
The colored American., 1902-01-11
THE COLOKED AMERICAN MAG
AZINE.

Contents for Jan. 19O2-'This use
less to Regret (Poem) Roscoe Conk-
ling Woss ON; Two Years In Luzo
Part second Examining Schools, etc,
I. @. Steward; Smoky City Part 4rh,
Thomas s Ewell; The Art Of Public
Discourse, Roscoe Conkling Bruce; H.
gar's Daughter (seriaD, Sarah A. Al
len; Home (poem), Robert Hamilton;
Famous w. men of the Negro Race
Part 3'd, Harriet "ubman (Moses)
Pauline E Hopkins; The Hsytian Gll,
How she Is wooed and won. with illus
tratlons), Theodore Holly, Daughter
of Bishop Holly of HaytD; Here and
There, with many illustrations, Timo-
The colored American., 1902-01-11
NEGRO DAY At CHARLESTON.
Orater Declared Social Fqua ity Neither
Possible Nor Desirable.

CharIestC n, B T. Jan. This was
Negro day at the exposition. The COL
ored peOI ls held appropriate exercises
in celebration Of Emancipation Day
and delivered their building to the ex-
,osItion authorities. The orator OF the
dav was Thomas e. Miller, president OF
tha South Carolina COlOred 9 llegt
and HOrmCr OOngressman from EL1s dis
tHlct.
He spoke OF the acc mplishments of
his race and urged for the future chi' fiy
f1ugslity ard the acquisition of proper
~ e. the most ef1ec i've means of at
tanning q proper rec6 gRitIOn. He en-
phaticAIIy deprecated ally Efforts to
gain social equality, which, he de-
elared, zig Q foolish delnsiOn ana
neither possible nor desirable"
BE also charged his race to friend
ship with the Southern whites and not
to be looking North for recognition, /,
which:would not be given. Booker L.
Washington was not allie to attend 1t
celebration.
In his address, among other things,
President Miller said:
THE white man of the South is the
white man of the northeast; the white
man Of the South Is the white mai
wherever the American eagle spreads
iss wings. we have friends across
the Macon AID Dixon line. They
have Lent their treasures to assist lii
slsvatinR us, but we have them by
the millions around us on this side
of the line.
Let Us say here that there IL no such
thing - SO iAl equality any where In
the wOrl 4; and that no sane white MAJ
or Negro should pay any attention to
the clatter about social equality, for 1t
Il all bosh to talk about iG No sensible
Negro aims ct it Cr expects It."
Concerning the Negro ss q f. DRY
hand he said:
Il can locate 3 cotton factory In tide
water Carolina and operate 1t with Ne
gro hands ana make more money on
the capital invested than has been OF
can be made With white hands in the
counties of Anderson, RicL land. Ches-
ter, Gre enville, SpaItsDDug, Cherokee,
York, or Union, and cotton factories
have always paid In Ihe Counties Eamed.
am not asking to displace the white
labor Of the NJ per country with Negr'
labor but 1 want the mOneyed men OF
the world to know that the chanc-s to
make money in cotton factOlles with
Negro labor In lower Carolina and
Georgia are two to one in our favor"
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