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should ,hc '..,. hrr r.,r..
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! Poo aUI .N'.' H, '.".. ~ ...nHtf .f. .r...
iSSr q uait-rnurI I.ri % ..r r.| .,
WHICH ~0'u."r'Ht ur Poe o." tr.
ut'niirg th" PLAYER .,t, .i,.u tu.m
'atrHs-iuc positions
Tier" j. ~ restriction ~ ~ fNs kiri
mail't uS'd amt urr ur 'vr lara- NAV :
u-~t ~ striking Z. .lUl4. iy toe SHy.
u the rev wood Il which mlllot- ate uALa
Their" IL much discussion Iu regard - the
abolition Il N" gu''s-I-rcha end n the
mall"t, it, best arRumrut II. that II helps
woinsi. hut they reply
W" do not want any assistance 90 The
sCor" - -rN
The correct inca sIremeut - y crN1u,.
ground j. IS warts turg rv = wards w.
The houivs should D." lrch,~ vIt,.
MEASUREMENT should stand ? ncl.- ..'
IA" grou'd and - mat. 80 hal' Ir.t 'r
Although tiuch"- b. 81" rogulatiu' % .a Tor
"a" ir~id' tnsa-uf"n, - - |Upp-. 10 80 "v.
rii"u' Iitn 1" zoo =" with Lu,Is a ',."
smaller -av q. iT'.'- which Nil '.
max" N" ordinary hoop ~ a touruHm".t
~e"m quite easy.
H. afV ease. 10 vorv careful 70 49," 'hs'
tho hoop to..- rot .ir'si beyond 3 '.ot,-
and io nI'as re- them Whenever DO" fH..
ar" reset II - alo mu-t iwi..r'4
that they should stand quite riEi boz
uWAH.Il NN4LN hot. d. "A F.TV 81 Ian 80 IN
20 IN" uuwHry 4 good SHOT a. a h..s
NAV lie spoiled hv a luu-a hoop.
swimming on dry land II ono way ar
Oh, 49, AZ" ~ learning IN" AZ ~ k'"r''f
ones head al-pN. water According '
many instructors /, IL IN. l.s' way 20 lsarr
the swimming movements, II i~horpugir
learned. one can do them UuCoLrCIousr
when ne go'- into the water. l. = .
capital vay 10 teach girls.
For the first exercise IT,, the chilI Zoe
face M. with The neck firm. uron a lar..
With heel- together. she draws her -
up A. far ~ she can. knees and hips t-'ndr
aud N" feet bent upward, then -'iara'lI-
the feet and extending the %iustvI-. 'i-
legs ar" stretched sideways they a." 'h"r
brought into the frs, position, with he :
'ose,hsS. ..,,,, mor.uor, -, o,o, 10.
face downward upon the bench .r 'Ua
floor and raises her arms Bl-pva -" head.
the palms touching. ~ IN" same tim" arch
ing the body - that IN" feet leave ~" fo-Hr
For the third exercise. IN. two alrra1
deerribed are combined. that IL. tho am.
and legs are both put through the motion.
~ swimming This exercise II very 80
haus'ing and can 10 prscti--d only f'r e
few minutes A. n time, for instance, three
or four stro' = only are done ant then e
short rest follows before tho moyvm"tf
u repeated.
After these swimming movements on
dry land have tsen thus practisd. swim
ming may be safely tried Ia shallow water.
with the aid 81 a guide held by the teacher
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- teuuis pud gulf among women There
mr., rrruu.' ornaments with hRuds"m"
p,iy.s AT when vom"u sI"ak e tour
..,p... ,r.Gua'. quit" ~ hlriv a. golf. -
r.l.rr.I .. g. we'll. ard 'nr lame - 'ru"
when they rtlL Sllllv Hi 'n' N,"r ''n.!"uc"
.iugt, 80 ''n .an1..uT -lugl,-
{, man, clubs ~p.i- golf 'r tennis only
mr.. u.-.y l.ri rl0v'... u-uuu"' tom
r,rsrr- ruya I.,r 'r ur,irr among vuru"n
~,It...,..r I.,a. N..''"-,il : and Saiur-
doy. natr i,,u rIN"r ~ 'o 'he gam"
It-tn-tatr ,r,g'.' g. played according
., 80, r.l,- &c 'n. >sti.r1i ,'u"ri~an Gro
,,., \.s,.i,fi .H. lud vu'nrn W." trv "
.rJ 10 ave-, d.r-t".t game from III" old,
f,.hr r.sI ia.ifmr lDy evan II-, all game
.r,,t-r,sl v-#,riuy rom an imaginary line
through ,u, riid., at,trt ADD rls ving TOW
,,l a., ruvur shr The tails mus, h"
,i,,.H -. hat 'u"V 'ast below the first
,rrh FROM fpr '.ruug stake and " dts
l,d,c,i must b." r.plac'~i All balls are
A. p!nv fr.m y here they rect he a nearest
IN. STAKE PLAYING hr.t
Tn. ORDER 81 ~pIors II r~i, white, tlns
ana black l,rfy player Ia provided with
A clip or marker e the same color A. her
hall. taiuied "a ouc sid only, which she
mus, ann to her arrh newt la order IN coure~
~ rla, l.f,ts her partner plays, With tho
painted side tyNard lac Irvnt e the arch
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ard ano,h.s ~ creamy y-ilo- mous-s.ihs
ard Lace
4 popular artr~-- .umrnssins neer tom
sea-. , lonse cloak - accordion p~leat~i
hlaek mols.. In. made over white. a gown
" hlark Chantilv o,ef White chiffon ard q
.ow. bfosd rirturs hat = black mou---lin"
18th one dr,nt ,ng white plume Tor IT. onlN
trimming
There /. q pr-ttv sirl lu a white llnon.
'rmm~i ip h"a,, xuipur~ and wearing a
.msf' three VIar'rr bon LAT - inuu.
Strapped. lac~ trimmed an iinei With
.hell pink mous-"iur Huaiirg luo-r ant
Full fror, M" woke Tier hat j. a simple
ono ~ hue wood straw With a wreath -
White ro.~. thar nave PINS A. their hearts
There are other totl~'t"- q, attractive,
and many women IN le> elaborate attif',
bu, almost, without exception NOR" "f~~
lively s-Vrei 'hsu would have hss'n -"
49, l..i .-,- o.. AID tho dinner crowd
thu. simr-r undoubtedly has an unusual
favNr - psri.
srrup % -. ,ufart diurer r,-tuinc~
hss h--n .k-'ch~i ~ '". article and gt,,-
an id.s ~ fic ,ar-tv and e~'ertr.,.tN uf
ne prevailing mo - ~ ssAr cloak
~ White cju.n demands = rr,d fFu'" -
y - more tI,Irr f.a. ', .. as. hat ir..lh
into frlI- AMI lal,r. ard ..u e u' yHif %
o. ace In front. tut .ur 'H" woman vito
can wear II. Il, q tremendously chic
Ito whit. cloth Lac an embroidered
border - otangc. bla,k ard silver \
fat and - black velvet eucircles tie threat
and the cloak fsst-ns M tie lett shoulder
with a heavy clap Il old s,iNer
The long cluak 81 white afeta With
stole collar and cuffs Of heavy ccr suipurc
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tnre hats 81 black or white with plumes
dropping low over ia" hair
And the cloak- and cape- and scarf.
New York has never -oen their ike Paris
ian women have always made a .p~Cialty
81 s'tch garments and thereby added greatly
20 the sonic effect ~ 'hc dinner hour ~
the famous summer reraurants ~ par.:
but even iu Pans, tho fashionable wraps are
lov-iier this summer than ever before
last wear. Tor tho fret time. New York
wpiu"u showed signs Of Weakening 10 the
value 10 the rictur"squ" evening wrap.
but even then, the average woman looked
A-kauo- a. Tho aXsRsrprld tvpcs - the
article that came over from Tho source ~
fashion A. tho beginning 81 'his Srason
Their" waS stu som" hesitation and tho
hight oolor.i, hpwiHg. shapelc-s cloaks
ard "c'-'n'ric %pol"rre- dii not sell RAPIDLY.
save iu ~" ultra-fashiouahlc
Ru'. a. last, uv vav e the automobile
cloat which has steadily rurrd ground.
women kay" oum" abound 20 tle Partisan
sunTcr wrap and have apparently gone
To- Tor th" fad with a hrin Determination
g. make AZ FOR lost tine
Go early 70 some fashionable restaurant.
Ord a tahl" that ufers \ good vantnre
point ard watch tho women come %ru.tlins
In. The show viii h." worth the price Of
the dinner
\ touring machine with a multi-mil-
l~ionalr" Tor chauffeur dashrs mp 10 the
door and let's out two couples ono ~ the
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Ia n familiar and servioeab'r model OF
the two three p.ar'er length Quake. ono
10 In An lac over white chiffon. tho other
In accordion u'ca'ed v,ie with a dccp
csr- collar = lr-n ace and a lining = pink
Lnui.ire This cloak. though y nav IL
worn with any sumr-r gown. IA msie 10
accompany a White wolfe gown pink ~
and lac- 'rimm~l
TIE tendency 10 provide Loose oloak.
10 match the light wolfe. ace and mousse
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the linen r7Or - 'h.s summer = uf'"r =
vuud.rfu. r"stiru ard designed With rp
reference 'o tie tub. 80 a little r' on %
makes ro oHf' r-ucr
\ combination particularly Affected for
beach cos'umss and Yachting j. n short
lno=c coat ~ blue cloth. strapped with 0 u"
hnuu and worn over "a white linuu -airt
and SIT white blouse.
Embroidery In silks, cottons and oven in
woods figures frequently On the mon frocks
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IN this mode At 'he Thin vui'os. crApe-
muu--oun"-. &C. p'.,f well ari are sheer
enough w. avoid ~ arurarancc 81 bulk.
Thenc "a. hv no nav. n NV vote fe soie,
which. while retain Z mu'h - tho nrm-
u--s amt DURABILITY = vote nae almo., tho
she~r ~transr,r0ry - u.u-.slin- ~ CHIFFON
T. IN. learrd ,u'H favor. sui will 10 one
II tho mo- t-aui.f.l and rrarticahle ~
tho autumn ara nrcr ItFh' materials
gown OF THIS r1'Dua. - -set"h-l here
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IN black cloth with button. and chains 81
old gold and enamel l. a thing 10 delight
the woman Who has a figure that will do
such a coat Justice
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.. EARNING ~ .,yii.h a. s~nv'h'rs sorn
bv the i.hutsuf- fI- -Uu me-
Rlark evening Eus. sr~r thslr ".
hstf are alnp=t sIiFuuf ry~sIttrn H
o,sr ~it- Hacs u-r loo gus 81 .
Unset srh hlt, 4 tha .IN b. Re- u &C.
u" UtNbnls susu- ~ NIt,st yer
white .tifuu ard -llA tts HuL' - hu'
br,- exI-ns,,e mo-i.l. hf. unsu very a..
traCti,~
Here. Dor eAampl-. - 70 h.ack saus" over
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line gowns l. moro p~ronounoci n ~"
season advances. and August and ~.yjem-
her will s'r n wealth Of the>~ pr-tty WAN
lnnumcrah'c u,ders for ih"m are keeping
busy thos" ciIr dressmak"rs who IaNr
no, closed Their SHOPS ~ The summer
The T"leur". worn with M. black govt
~ the large Cui. make nu" u th- rca-~r
notes ~ 10 .ason's mn-ies Tho arr
10 oncc more "a vogue. and a sensible
renaissance u /. Sometimes II j. ltJc
more than q shoulder csT~. "r The old three
decker made - lace. chiffon. tsrcta CO.,
cloth With oUt cig--
Sonistim.- Il assumes three quarter
lengths snd - either ~-Nor'. with full fs-.ry
Innings. ~ an elaborate cunfro'iun 1T NOUS.
-eAnc ia,~. 30 Particularly -nAr, m,-irl
hes . -ie-yeie-s b. l-ro With ~ overlap
ina csJ~ which cov-r tho arms
Paris dr-ssms-rr. arc making ihc-,
little care. =, 60 With the ate summer
,nd -arly 'sll gowns, and 'hr prpgr,~s ct
the dropping shoulder line fat augur-
increasing p'iularty Tor APE and pele-
rine er~Ts
Short hon coats - lirun or duck. stitched.
strapped AMI s'me'ime. applied IN lauds
- pr.u ur ,I.f. - snu'h.r rplur Az ~.
.si 40, N,-. srL u.urUns dSAs iue
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after an Ern"s' m,.i.l with . %'u'"r, laii
M TINY tuck- la~c,,-iDui'r,-i a"d With 's
-l'r,r~ shaped 'u Civ" % '1I" 'f's' Th"
skirt ha- q yoke and fr.r' I,s' r la""
he. .li-' vol" 'u ~'rIr ..rw appear.
uI"n fully '.If tn- l-.aHr'lul gowns one
800 and 'i"r. g. uuug"-ti"uah'v n move
went ir Pare toward q singh. fIII"R rf ~"
skirts usd- uf -h,..r Wat"j tal~ III" old
fsshi"rri raurlug has comr hack. tea,
and usnv thiu gowns haN" he skirt vok"
"f Fsugcd shirrinr~ t"loN vhtrh IN" ~
material h,pCs fuil Tho siugHi ~hir~ings
arr ais u-rd ~ "a" hiu'.~' Nuk" and -l'~'v"
,aUs
IN 10" sun rl"at,si ORDER i- = gown oi
white muue-riur o.. -.ic. Ih"a''d "uiir"l'
o. skirt aud ll,u-, al WITH Hu running
save q uuul,r - p,.-girri frill~ uU the
skirt tottum and , fuiI.i t,hu WIN bong
ends
Anothcr ..ruId, Win" guN" = ~ finest
handkerchief lnvr Iiu -Alu - slightly
full'd To- a vvAo,f lrr' lsadiug threaded hv
BLACK velvet. suu 'u- t-aiug and velvet
sl-o nu.sh he r~k and .h'N"S 1h"~s
v~rv unprrtcu'iup- iut ]r,Nu.i"lV dainty
ard hu- vhi'. r..k- .f with "rlv 'h"
nu.l,-t .t uu, IT,. .H', . 81 us.t 20 'eI"d' aS
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u0ur> r,kI>G 10 CRO0iET.
New tame A. o. is Pia, ci This season
swimming on DIR, Land.

Cr'g .et a. played this season by tho
experts Las SOM" interesting features and
the gam" - almost. II not quite, = rival
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no'ion ~ u.inE 10th m lin'n and esh-s
~a-h fabr,.- and - applying linen on
cluth - un- of tie --a=uG > ,sEart"s. hut
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fine " IN TOWN
New York Has a Fashion
Show This Summer.
WORN Ar RESTAURANT DINNERS.
Wonder ul Frocks and Hats, and
Novel Capes and Searls.

uomcn IIr.. >vsk ruinx tn the Fossil
bin,ie, ~ the rre't, Wraps Worn In
rar,. = or- lirec,. D,sphaneus Ces-
tunes 70 ran I,cr the Popular Ma
tcri,l. g. q uoN rne, Are Nsde 10
New amhinatior. 81 Linen Some
Feature, of som.ns IAN FASHIONS
80 moe fashion show IN New York
l. ,ut ordinarily worthy ~ feminine en-
,hus,asIn i' Tho time July comes the
!~caders ~ T. -hion arc usually sporting
their summer chiFons at Ncwpor' or lrnos
or wherever tho social elect And hartor.
and ,he city offers little inspiration.
But this .~a-on we have changed all
that. There was the usual summer eHo-
due. but tho cool weather has lured the
de-erters tsck to urban ioys
So during ,hr-n cool weeks many figures
usually lost 10 the oitv In the hot months
ar OCCASIONALLY In . --n ~ he restaurants
aud ~eirc~L,re. and cverv evening CAV
yari - ."ms vhiring up ." town IA their
suiom.ui,cs from nearby resorts
Pr.lahly rhe aufomuhile has much 20 DO
with tho new FAD for timing IN town II
dus away with no annoyaucrs 81 railway
travel an makes IA. "trip a lark from start
~ finish The -uhurtanii" who osns an
auto ruh- 'h" Douic TNr"r iokes ~ their
poiu' AMI r-,- above rcp-osch and de
risiun Meanwhile the stAy-at-home- re-
ipic" Wgh'Ilv iu the unvuntcd gsye'y and
restaurant d'nius takes IN new attraction
~ ,uurS,. even At IN" svrllc-t places
mp'.ry'> the wear l. j. always ~ In sum
m.r Ona finds the shirt-waist sirl sid
hy sid. with m" most elaborate vision in
Partisan costume. but ~ u Who'll. the res
,aur'n' '%o'l"''rs are particularly picturesque
this sea-on
The fashions lend themselves readily to
artistic effects and The -ummer sirl or sum
mer woman " 1879 - a Joy 10 the hchoider
Mope h.-Cv. d~iaphannus gown. are In evil
denc, than over before and from The sim
pl--t muslin or lawn 'o the most elaborate
moussrltne de sole or Lace. all have del Shit
IN lue- and a style that Wa lacking IN most
Of tts hin frooks of yestrrvear
Then ther. are the hats deal hats for
sh''r and floating gowns. louis w ~hspes.
almost hidden uniri mauve and white peri
vinkie flowers. cap-uues rose gsrlanded.
hats r lace. Z moyss.hne, 81 "Vhl loose
woseu fiaN flower ant fruit t'qu~.. pic
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Nsiscn An >asn = su.rsn's'd - tfiN.
s~sy - 81 drasfsts 90 - $50 SO
la. 90 AlsuiA. NOnl 49, 90
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The Home News, oursprightiY Alex
sndr,A contemporary. has been en-
Iarged. The publishers, Mesers. Muir
ray and 81 Il, ss pair Of bright young
men, snd We are pleased to Hote that
their efforts to present . clean paper is
being 30 sVbstentially appreciated hy
ous ns,ghbors ACROSS the river,
The colored American., 1902-08-02
UpperviIle, Virginia.

Mys. virginia P1ukett, UpperviIle Va,
Farouar County. de- Tres 10 tsR number OF
firgt class summer boarders. Upperyiile is
arTaoSements have been already made TO
gi ye first class service 20 q limfed nomoes
of persons who desire TO spend q few weeks
IN the summer Rates are reasonable aDo
tae villa is ,ocatsd close 10 ths B'us Ridge
MOUNTAINS with splendid wa'sr, etc hor
further infOrmatfOD address, MRS. FTfin1e
Pinkstt, Uppsryiile. Farquar CouatIs va
The colored American., 1902-08-02

When the sea of civil life had TO be
dragged for material TO make second
llsutenants of, why was such seasoned
timber a. Harvey 4. Thompson. d. J..
GIlmer, r. A. Deunison, 7. 81. r.
Clarke, e r. Gather and r. 8. ToOm-
ey lost sight OF?
The colored American., 1902-08-02

a permanent prosective bureau at
Washington, with reliable co rrsspond
ents ell over the lend is she solution OF
the problem how to manage Legislation
needed by the race at the hands OF
Congress.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

No doubt Captain z. L. Baker Is Of
the impression that gold med ais are
very nice as far as they 60, but that
commission In the army contains moFs
Of the substantial.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Educational meetings are being held
throughout the South. We note them
with pleasure. Every school house
erected is . step toward the culture
and Hbersli,y necessary to mere hor-
monious relations bet ween the races,
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Whatever may be the outcome OF
the squabbls over the District Justice
ship, 1t may be put down as Ger ain
that n @ssrs Robert II. Terrell snd 4
n. Hewlett will continue to do busi-
ness at the old stand.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Quite q number of southwestern
delegates to the Atlanta Congress are
.lso delegates to the National Negro
Rusiness League at Richmond on the
25th, and will continue their journey
o that city,
The colored American., 1902-08-02

General Corbin's telegram: "It is
rot the policy of the administration
to commission Negroes a. Officers in
he regular army" has an ugly sound.
Ias this sentiment the approval OF
Preeident Roosevelt?
The colored American., 1902-08-02

tion that there can be market for
Negro brsius whed an enterpris Ing
Negro creates It.
The colored American., 1902-08-02
KEEN COTTAGE.
IT,, Arctic Ave Atlantic City. N

17,s Arctic Ave Atlantic City. ].
This Cottage is about tive squares from either
railroad. II will accommodate about bfU guests.
Rooms are large and airy with beautiful piazza il
has been thoroughly renovated and put IN hrst-
cIass condition. with all modern conveniences'
No pains will be spared TO make everything com
Portable for our patrons.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The new Negro must cultivate the
pioneer spirit. Those whe have lit
tie working capital can fnd untOld
opportunities In the Philippines, Porto
Rico, Hawaii and Alaska, If they put
aside the gew-Raws of az srtific&al 30
cIety, and strike out with determine
Ion 10 make their marx In the world
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The statesman who Is addicted 10
the letterwriting habit Is laying up
solid found alton for trouble.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The national eye Is turned towaro
young Governor La Toilette anu eeh~-
Tor SpOoner, of wisconsin.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Now that The Beers In South Africa
have been whipped, why not give she
B )ers of this country tine much-neeo
ed attention,
The colored American., 1902-08-02
ITTIE COLORED AMERICANS~

pdoc,tiou without character avail 3
bib little.
words to be effective, must be back
ed By deeds.
The vice Negro rel 'ices in broth
sr's Pre- sPerity. /
aosD and water are very helpful ao-
,nnets TO Christianity.
Home-buy ing is q fad that Negroes
could adopt with profit.
Ia, The Col xed American foll'W
vou To the seaside or mountain retreat
It Is easy to be An Optimsst whef
,op are in the reguhr receipt OF bis
salary.
The Chicago Conservator is Ia -
frame of mind" over the st. Paul con
ventiOn.
Politics Is q mighty bad business
vben you are caught on the short enc
OF the deal,
Artificial distinctions In churches
and society are responsible for our 70
Hgious decadeDce-
IndustriaI education is o protection
N the virtue of our yeung women, f"i
they then have the equipment 10 earn
an honest living.
It anDears that when BIT. Ct w. FL
ns. Of Kansas, went TO Africa, ne Iei'
his rabbit foot behind.
The national eye is turned toward
young Governor La Toilette ano sena
Tor SpOoner, of Wisconsin.
The statesman who il addicted u
the letteIwriting habit is laying up
solid foundation for trouble.
CoIored citizens Of Washingtol
should keep . sharp eye On ever
movement of the school autnoritles.
Give preference to white merchAn'
who invite your trade through rae
Journals, when placing your money.
Now that The Beers In South Afrit
have been whipped, why not give 81
Beers of this country stme much-nee'
ed attention,
Some tranfers of public sevAn's Ii'
Washington to Bsltimore-hke tD
Of Prof. WariDg, for ins anCe,-1s 81
timOTe's gain.
Show us the representative neg
newspaper of a commu uiby and We ="
take the measure OF the Negro peop
Of that community.
The title of the new code fhou
have been "A bill to encourage n
Understandings and litigation In I
District OF Columbia
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Some tranfers of public sevan's III m
Washington to Bsltimore-iike that
Of Prof. WariDg, for ins anCe,-is Bal
timOTe's gain.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Coiored citizens Of Washington
should keep . sharp eye "n every
movement of the school authorities.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Brother James P. Duncan. OF Long
Brauch, Nd, IL wearing out some
very valuable rervous energy trying
to chase down the author Of q scandal
Gus rumor conceruing himself. Pro-
fessioDaI liars and purveyors OF gossip
invariably cover their tracks too
shrewdly for en- hon0st man to trace
Them to their lair
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Give preference to white merchAn's
Who invite your trade through race
Journals, when placing your money
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Show us the representative Negro
ne wspaper of a community and We VIII
take the measure OF the Negro people
of that community.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Let The Col xed American foll'W
-, n the seaside or mountain retreat
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Home-buy ing Is q fad that Negroes
couId adopt with profit.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

1t appears that when Dit. u W. hl
liza Of Kansas, went TO Africa, ne left
his rabbit foot behind.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The Negroes of New o leans, have
done wisely to institute bus line OF
their own, rather than permit the
separate seat law for street ears to be .
sue sess. Opposition is driving us to
manly indeps ndence. The Negroes of
this vicinity who are compe led to go to
Alexandra, should travel by the ferry,
instead of pa'rOniztpg the disorimi
mating electric railway,
The colored American., 1902-08-02

aosD and water are very helpful ad-
,nnets TO Christianity.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The title of the new code fhouso
have been "A bill to encourage mls
Understandings and litigation In the
District OF Columbia
The colored American., 1902-08-02

COloTed wOrkingmen should organ
lze labor unions of their own Where
the whites refuse to admit them. o.
ganIze for mutual protection.
Booker T. Washington's open door
ct Tuskegee 10 q practical demonstra-
The colored American., 1902-08-02

2 WhiteWash is a bad thing TO use ~
church conferences, but very whole
some OH the barns, fences and hen
houses of the farmer y Q 1t.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Industrial education is protection
TO the virtue of our yeung women, f'I
thev then have the equipment to earn
an honest living.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

It is easy to be An optimtst wnef
,or are In the regullr receipt OF bis
salary.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Fdpo.tion without character avail
slh little.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The Chicago COnservator is Ia =
frame Of mind" over the st. Paul con
ventiOn.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Words to be effective, must be back
ed By deeds
The colored American., 1902-08-02

The vice Negro rel 'ices in broth
sr's prosperity.
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Politics Is a mighty bad business
vben you are caught on the short emo
OF the deal,
The colored American., 1902-08-02

Artificial distinctions In chnrche'
and society are responsible for our 70
ligious decadeDcs.