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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

Ing aassf5 s s..a 'assy s
the buying interests but as Eastern advices
bulk Of the business was done on a saloe chi higher her
basis. although there were Instances OF no ad-
rances reported. Pigs were generally reported
steady. Some late arrivals either did not get in
on on the 81 forenoon strength or were not disposed
Fair to good heavy hogs. 23o lbs average and
70 20 6s at the fa SnIk TisS5s ~
&. Ssis IT,. .Ss g. sss:5 ss5
100 lbs, lbs; at $50 90; hsavg snlls at &as: fair
ard the bulk Of the hogs above l56 lbs sold dat at
IS Il6 90 against top OF $685. and the bulk
siiEEP-There was only a fair run OF sheep
the supply being Just about half the run on last
the highest of their class this season also spring
lambs that topped the market at g so. and other
ent g s. q to fP5ns caosaa at FED as
brought ss.2S. The market opened with practical
readily effected on all desirable offerings at
steady prices
HoRsEs-Ther. was not much activity in tn.
the reason that receipts were OF very moderate
week opened. on the other hand there was 'te q
large gathering Of buyers and an extensive de-
number wanted A strong feeling prevailed and
last week. The predominant mt demand Was aie for or
heavy horses OF good to choice quality. finished
chunks and drivers. all OF which were sought nv
the Eastern trade. Medium classes found a fair
outlet and small horses. which were in light
proportion. exhibited change.
Horse quotations: Heavy draft-Commoa TO
good s120ei $50: choice to extra. SI6oIISs Chunks
1.150 to 1850 pounds-Fair to good ss5ISl: good
to choice. ss5r11o. Coach horses and cobs-F'air
TO good sii0Gsl75: choice TO extra soo0aJ0 Horses
for the South-Small light drivera fair to eoo1
SS0T45 choice 10 extra s59670 Southern drivers
Large ss5al25. Export chunks. 1oOO to / 500
poun6s-P1ain to good s15i99: choice to extra
tlopd120. Business drivers-Far to good ss5G1ID.
choice 70 extra sl25T150. Saddors for Southern
use-Fair to good s15aa0: choice to extra 800
4l25. Fancy raited and New York saddlers $3.50
I3l0 Inferior horses-ComUlon small plugs go
G20: heavy work plugs. si19eo.
MUEES-When receipts opened light for this
week Il was expected that latter days would
bring larger total but the supplies Tuesday
were even lighter than those OF the initial day,
and consequently were a disappointment as far
as offerings were concerned It was under the
circumstances q very quiet market the COM
mission side. with feeling akin to steadiness.
With the dealers the trade for the week also
opens small. The shipments from tho market on
Monday were the liShtest that have ever been
noticed on any business day In several months
indicating a lighter exterior demand. The volume
Of Mondays shipments cannot. however, be taken
as indicative of the purchasing, many mules
were bought from the dealers which were not
shipped because their buyers were waiting over
to complete consignments. Thus far the trade
has assumed the quietest tone OF any week of
the year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
FOR SAL
ST. 100000 Mexican Central Railway Company
U-imited)
Five Year ~ Per Cent Gold
Collateral Trust Bonds,
Being of an Issue of Sl0,o0c,Ooo
Dated February 1st, 1902. Due February 1st, 1907.
Denomination sl,OOO.OO
Interest Payable Semi-Annualiy, February and
August, in ST. Louis and New York.


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st. Louis Cotton Market.
,cal market quiet and unchanxe Sales nnne
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The following tables show the range Of prices
on future and cash grains:
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Wool.
Furs.

Black and seedy at from &c TO &c per ID less:
I5c allowed on old and eCc new WOOL sfs
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Bryan habla
de Ia harmonic
democratica.
El ObrerO no ha tenidO aunltn-
to de Salario en- proportion
al preCiO de los artlCu-
los de SubSlStelCia.
Las frases de Bryan
son pesimlstas.

Nueva York % de Jalio. Ests
SIN ana hemos teuido de huesped 4
NuevA York al insigne democrats
tensamen to sobrs sd sabroso sema-
mario sThe @ Jmmoner.s
NAturalmente que no pudo pa.
sar por esGa ciudad, en- 10 cnsl Sc
detuvo escasas horas en- viaie para
10 Nueva Iuglaterra, sin que fuera
interrogado por los reporters scer.
Gu de las cuestiones poi1ticas que Sc
debaten actualmente en- el pals, y es-
pecialmente sobre 10 tan deseada
harmonic del pal tido democr&tico
en- que 6. ocupa tan elevado pus ssto.
Mr.. BeyAn hab.o de IL siguiente
manera:
Sci nuevo movimiento q 10 har.
mOnfa) pArece basarse g / la posibi.
lidad de CUE ell elemento Cleveland
Hill se haga &rbitro de 10 suerta del
pal lido dino rAtico. No creo en- 10
probabilidad de semejAnts contin
gencia, nj creo que pueda derivarse
algun bien de Ia discussion de este
temA.>
<Ssr& mejor ponerse a trabai ar
cen ahinco y tratar de sAlvAr 81 par
tido de 10 humfllacion del desastre
que sufcio bsjo ls administration de
Mr.. Cleveland, sobre todo, desaten.
diendo en- absolute hil oEesis de que
pueda euceder 10 impo sib!e.
"El obrero no ha teni3o aumen.
to en- su salario en- proportion 81 au
mento que han suffldo los artfculos
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10 Ofdn
] ~ y
Una earta.
Sr. Director
6e LA CORRESPONDENCE


6e LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE Pro Rico.
Muy Sr. mic: A ;tos de filAn-
tropfa collective, como ell que AcAbA
de realiz 10 Sociedal de Socorros
Mutuos La Poncefia." deben ser
del dominic p1blico, para aquilstar
el merito de estAs sociadades
Els asi mismo un deber de graft
tud, por parte mia, consignar.o pu-
blicamente, para que silva de mo.
desto testimonio de mi gratitud & 10
sociedad y & sus dignos empleAdos,
que de manera tan correcta han sa.
bido conducirse con mi tia To- Sra.
dof1a Cruz Andino, quien durante su
lArgA fernedad del corsz6n, reci-
bio todos los beneficios que dispen-
sa 10 sociedad sus soc os Ell fer
mos.
E Sr. Tesorero de 10 misma D.
e ado Vega, con vn GEO y u. soli-
citud dignas de 81 y de su cargo, in.
mediAtamente supo ell fallecimisnto
de mi tis, Sc apresuro entregarnos
lR cantidad de ctncue7etG dollars. para
gastos de enti srro y otras atencio.
mes.
Me complszco ca hAcer dbiiso
este hecho, porous 81 bisn todo clio
es 1egls mentafio, no todss estas CO.
sas son del conoci imiento del p1 oiico
y sch e todo de lss clases modsstas
de nuestra ciudad, las cuAles, por
una Quota de e1,a peso mens4o1, tienen,
no solo asistenclA m61ica y servicio
de Medicines, con su res pectivo SO
corro diario, en- metalico, sino tam
bien una Car tidad de $50, que es un
alivio para afrontar las primer n j.
cesidades de una familia. en- un case
como Ell que hA mt tivado estas If
meas.
Anticipo al Sr. Director de este
diario las gracias por 10 publication
de esta cAIta y me suscribo alto. g. 8
Bolbtno Coto.
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Un h0mbre hOnradO.


Senior Editor. s Sfrvasa informar
{ sus lectores que ST me escriben con
6dencialmente les mandarS por co.
rreo en- carta sellada ell plan que Sc
guf por Ell cual obtuve 81 restable-
cimiento permanents y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despuSs de
amos de ~sufrimientos de Gebiiidae
nerviosa, pSrdidss nooturnas y par
tes d6biles y atrofadas.
No es mi idea conseguir diner O
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hssta perder 10 Is del
gSnero humane, pero grsciss Dios
estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con dsaeo de hacer conocer & todoa
este remedio cierto de cursrse.
No tenie1do NADIA que vender ri
que enviar G.. A. D., no deseo dine
70.
Direction: II. Brant, Box Dalray
Mich. EE. UU. s 16O..71
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Ell Factor
mas
lmp0rtante.

La Naturaleza ha do
tado al aceite de higa-
do de bacalao como el
factor mas importante
de la reconstruction del
organismo humane. FL
arte dc Scott. & Bovine
ha perfeccionado la
obra dc la Naturaleza
emiqueciendo las adni-
rabies propiedades del
aeejte, haci6ndolo
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La epidemia
en- MaChuria

San etersburgo. Julio %
Auuncian comunicaclones ficlales
que ell c6lera hace horrorosos estrk'
gos en- Moukien (Manchuria) E1
los once dfss comprendidos del 3 u
IA de Julio han mrerto de esta en-
fermedad 757 perso1ss, y los hospi
tales y de mas estab,ecimiantos ha
bilitados al ef =cto sc encuentran lie
nos de enfarmCs.
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Socledad de Socorros Mutuos
DE sSAN RAFAEL.

Habiendo fAllecido ell soclo Bal
tazAr Reyes, sin que hasta 10 fechs Sc
hayAn presentGdo & reclAmar ell be
neticio que concede ell articulo 73 de
ssta sociedAd, por acuerdo de 10 } an
tn Directivs y en- cum plimiento de
10 que el mismo Artfculo ermina
en- su tercer apartAdo, Sc hAce pholi'
co, & fin de que les q ae SO consideren
con derecho, presenter sus solicitu-
des depidaments documentadas, q 10
Presidencia de In sociedAd San Jus:
to Q 88 (altos); debiendo advertir, q.
cesArA todo derecho & 10 indicadA re-
clamacioo, despues de transcurridos
80 diAs del tercero y 1ltimo snupcio.
San Juan Pto Rico 10 Agosto 1902.
Vq. BQ
FL Presidepte El Secret2rio
Antonio Cordero. Alfonso Prats.
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AmeriCanOS aSeSinadOS
" EN- C0REA.

Peterhoff, Julio Is El Nuevo
TEMPO pub .ica nm telegsama de
Sedl (Corea) dando cuentA de haber
sido &sesinados dos misioneros nor
t,americAnos por obreros japoneses
en- In lfuea fe .rea de Sedl Fus&n.
Ell Ministro del jar On ha expresado
su profundo dessgrado por este he
cho y tfrecido que los crininsles Sc
IAN cas- st'gsdos como Sc merecen.
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MaquInaIIa De vents.


La CompaffA San Juan Light &
Transit tiene de venta precios muy
bAjos 10 siguierts maquinaria:
1 n aquira y una caldera portatil
de Is cabsllcs de fuerzs.
mAquina estacionaria de rs CO.
ballos de fuerzs.
1 loci M ot otora tipo csldera para
maquina superior; de coudici6n ests
en- primera claee, teniendo naeva tn
berfa.
/ molino para sserrar, con m
gran surtido de sierras, especialmep
ts adar tadas para aserrar las resis
sentes MADEIRA de p f..
locomotoras muy COVE nieotes
para haciendas szucarerss.
10 Cares para srgamentos y
pasaj eros.
Todo este material estk de vents
para obtenerlo, telefonear dirigir
Sc por correo 10 <Comps f1fs Sar
Juan Light & Transit. Te.efono 81
San Juan ?. r.
Di4..1
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre
y sin ellos, So hacen en- La Cos
rrespondencia,s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-02

FOREIGN
one YeAr............ gold ...-.. . 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.
IntereSa.

Necesitamos Agentes vendedores
para la venta por medic de muestraS,
de nuestros articulos al comercio a.
por mayory detail, de la isla de Puer
to-Rico. Los articulos son muy ven
dibles con solo mostrarlos. Somos los
primeros Gnicos manufacturers
de los articulos de nuestro ramo, en-
ell mundo. Sc paga sueldo comision
liberal. Para mas detalles dirijanse
los interesados, incluyendo tres cen
tavos en- sellos, & la "UAN-DEN MA
NUFACTURING COMPANY" Bu-
ffalo-N. y. United States of America.
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PONCE.
Los trabajOS para la COnStruc-
Ci0n de un muelle dan
principle,
EXPORTACION
durante el mes de Julio
La aduana ha reCaudadO
$4,000.

Playa Julio 81 Ha tornado puer
to Ell vapor espaf1ol ''SerrA" proce.
dente de Liver p pol y escalas con
variada carga. fae despachado para
Galse .ton, en- lAstre. E. domingo
Sc esperR el vspor frances "SalvA
dor" en- viaje para Santo Domingo.
o*o
Ls Compaf1fa que tiene 10 con.
cesi6n de Ia cons tsuccion de un nue.
lie en- 81 este puerto he comenzsdo
los trabajos preparatorios de sondeo
y sonocimieL to de lugar, 10 que
hacs confiar en- que . -ol to ser& IN
hecho 10 construction de dicho niue
lie, janto 81 cuAl 10 @. m paf1ia de
Tfanvfa levAntar& nm msgnffico Par.
que.
Durante ell pasado mes de Jalio
se'hA exporthdo por el Puerto de
Ponce.
Cafe. -. 1, 113 sacos
Azucar. IA, 1885, sacos 735 bocoyes
Misles.. .85. 227 galones. ~
Tabaco. -. .66 csjas
Cuero de res $40
GAnado 80. .139 cabezas
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Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite de HigadO de
Bacalao con HipofosftOs
de Cal y de Sosa.

! agradabIe, digerible y
! asilnilable y compile
! tando su benGfca ac-
! ci@n con el agregado
: de los hipofosftos.
! Siempre que cl orga-
! nismo este debilitado, asi
: como en- su padecimiento
: rcsultante, la neurastenia
y Ell cl crecimiento y de-
: sarrollo lento Y dificul-
! toso de los ninos, como
I en- la convalescencia de
I casi todas las enfermeda-
! des, acddase 4 la verda-
! dera y legitima Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con-
! fianza.
De venta eH todas parties
7 SCOTT q BOVINE. Qpimieos, New York.
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La adusna harecaudado por de
rechos de mportacion durante di
cho m IS de Julio sobre $40 800.
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.ilFon6grafosN

Marca sVictors, ell mejor fsbri-
cado de voz mas clara, y que sc ha
inyentado hAsta hoy, con un buen
surtido de escogidas piezAs de canto
y mGsica.
Sc venden en- ell Gran Bazaar de
Novedades de Gonzalez Padin Her
manos, San Francisco 38
S 1872 "'
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olos de subsistencia; por tanto Ell
oprsro no par ,ipa de la prosperi
dad en- que Sc encuentrA Q! pals. La
prosperldad del elemento sgr1cola
Sc debe mas que & 1ada 10 nAtura-
lezs, y en- nlngun modo 10 politics
dessrrollada por ell partido repab4i.
cano. Los expenditures y los sgio-
tistas est&n hacienda fortunAs GUAM
tiosas. Pero pronto vendr& ell fl, y
este sarS dasAstroso.
The colored American., 1902-06-21
An oDIoUS CAR LAW.

sits an Ill wind that blows nobody
good" is an adage that has withstood
the ravages of time
The arrest in Alexaudria. of Miss
Mary Gusts Lee, daughter of Genel al
Robert E. Lee, of Confederate army
fame, furnishes Us a text for q brief
lay sermon. The charge a. ainst Miss
was that she insisted upon occupying q
seat in the portion of the electric car
set apart for Negroes contrary to the
new sim crow" car law of the state of
Virginia. The episode has stirred I'D
much feeling among the better classes
of the Old Dominion. They have new.
er been In hearty sympathy with the
separate street car idea, which was
championed by one Mr.. Caton, a rep
resentstive of the poor whites of Alex.
andria county, and wko fOis'ed the
measure upon certain roads, after be-
ing beaten by the more influential cor.
porations. 1t is conceded that the effect
of Miss Lees humiliating arrest will
be to make the law odious, especially
so far as the Nit Vernon line is con-
cerned, and it ia onenly asserte by
leadi Confederate veterans of Rich
mond that they will make an effort to
have the law repealed at the next ses-
The colored American., 1902-06-21
RELIGIch OF ThE SKIN.

Christianity must be at low ebb
among the white people Of Frankford,
Del. A Mr. Burton secured a colored
boy from a children's home in New
Jersey, and being a member of the
Unity III E.. church, wish, d to have
the lad attend with him. The congre-
CATION rose in arms against the innn
vation, and the sexton resigned. The
minister tried to sustain the gospel by
holding up for the boy, but was advised
''to get a call to Negro church if he
preached to Negroes" Peace was re
stored only when Mr.. Burton decided
not to take the boy 10 church again.
Fave the Delaware Methodists re
vised their creed so as to provide for a
religion of the skin, and amended
Christ's divine invitation 80 as to read
Suffer little tohite children to come un.
to me, and forbid them not etc?
The colored American., 1902-06-21

sion of the legislature. There has been
criticism and discomfort ever since the
separate seat policy has been in vogue.
The conductors ard the people have
been put to Inconvenience in many
ways, and with strange passengers on
every trip, who are unfamiliar with the
rules, constant friction is bound to be
the result.
We are glad the incident happened,
although sorry for Miss Lee personal
ly, for we understand that she, by
reason of her culture and aristocratlc
antecedents, is liberal upon matters re-
lsting to the rights OF man and has no
patience with the petty racial animosi.
ties that fill the breasts of VIrginians
of the Cation stripe.
"It's an i'll wind that blews nobody
good, and Miss Lees discontinue may
be the entering wedge to an era of COM
mon sense that will sweep away this
law, which is not only illogical and un
just, but will be proven unconstitution
al, if ever given 9 square test before
the courts. In the meantime, however,
let the law be rigidly enforced, no
matter how many arrests may be fou d
necs sssry. nor how much confusion
may be caused. The way to secure the
repeal of law tnat has no foundation
In right is to enforce it, without excep-
ton, upon the high, the low, the rich
and the poor-the high and rich, in
particular, for they have the power
and will strike back when injured
The poor are compelled to submit to
abuses generally. unta some influential
person is caught in the meshes. and
then agitation for a reform is waged
until relief is brought about. NJ ss
Lees case must not be permitted to die
out of the public mind, for her arrest
was made under law that lowers her
and her race in the eyes of { hristisn
people and outrages eolored American
manhood everywhere. Keep the ques-
tion alive.
'It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good
The colored American., 1902-06-21
SATURDAY. JUNE 81, 1909.
- - - - - - - - - ~ - .
NOTICE TO AGENTS

> The next issue of The Colored !.
:: American will contain a four COL !,
= ored supplement Of one of the lead {
\ ing colored men in the United :
> States, DIR. William L. Taylor. 8
, President of the True Reformers' s
, Bank, Richmond, Va. This num- s
3 Der will contain many new and in 8
: teresting features among which will :
: be picture and sketch of the new =
= $500 building in this city. The :
= price of this issue will be ten cents :
= per copy and the agents will be :
> supplied with them at FIVE cents s
> copy. Orders for extra copies :
> should be sent In at once in order {
> that they can be filed promptly.
aTFFTE%EFFEr<.s~s
The colored American., 1902-06-21

There are signs of another revolt on
the part of the colored republicans OF
Maryland. Mr.. Mudd seems to be the
storm center at present, but the fury
of the blast threatens to spread as it
goes. If Congressman cannot keep
their word with those who have placed
them in power, the only sensible thing
to do is to leave them at home, and
give some one else a trial.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

was the aolest Presentation Of N, y
gro problem ever neald In ,b s Ne.
ne presented an array of st.I,,y:
iacs enat made - naSvslou. .SaeAl
iot ths Negro face. Hh adysncSng
la lt-rAtuEs and lie mschsu,e.-Tn nsnE
n'gniy cfsdiuabls. Ar. Lyons saca.
"iia Do great incentive 20 tn. NJ NuIesE
OF this seoAOn and his vlsIt bs'I 'ees ga
done u0tUld good" 's hAa
The colored American., 1902-06-21
MILK AND WAFER POLITICS NOT WANTED.

We hope that General Clarkson will
be powerful enough to assist President
Roosevelt in plotting the politics of
New York once more into the sea of
stern purpose where Grant and Conk.
ling leftit A republican victory should
mean reward for those who brought it
about and not for democrats o. for
weak kneed sycophants who held aloof
while the Trcjsns worked Democrats
do not coax republicans into their party
The colored American., 1902-06-21

1t appears that the Negro will be an
offense to some Southern whites wheth.
er in life or in death. A few days ago
a colored Episcopal priest of Atlanta
died, and the family was rendered q
grave for the body in q white cemetery.
This was resisted by Injunction, and
the body now lies in vault while the
legal phase of the problem is being dis
cussed.
The colored American., 1902-06-21
Register Lyons In Indiana.

a mn who has = t1rm grasp upon the
soci4l and economic ISSUES Of the cav
80 they effect the colorsd psopIs of the
United States is the Hon. Jud on w
Lyons. our very popular end capabie
R>gis; er Of he Treasury His ape sshes
and interviews never IAN To reach the
m arrow Of . situation. no matter how
diff1cult or embarrassing, and his
couu- ei d listened 20 eveywhere with
manifestations of approval. which are
alike oomprim antary to bis superior
ability and to the increased tendency
of our people 10 follow intellie eat
leadership. The sui joined. extract
from the New Albany Daily Evening
Tribune, - one of many tsstia Or alt
extOIlIDg the words Of wIsdom de-
nvsred by Mr.. Lyons at the high school
commencement there. says the III
bune:
the recent sddIsss OF the Hon. J
W. Lyons, Register Of the Trsasury,
The colored American., 1902-06-21

We would say to an inquiring cor
respondent that all ofthe .'speak.easies"
in Washington are not colored. as the
police records would seem to show.
The fact is that all those that suffer
from raids happen to be eolored.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

The new appropriation bill for the
District of Columbia gives the Record
er's office q neat little SHOW for lis
white alley" Mr.. Dancy ia correspond
ingly happy.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

Subscriptions may sent Dy pOstofncs
money order, express or by registered letter.
All communications for publication should
De accom- panied with the name OF ths writer
sot necessarily for pubIication. but 81 q guar
an zee OF good faith.
We solicit news, contributions, opinions
and In fact. all matters affecting the raes.
We will not pay for matter however, unless
II In ordered by rs, All matter intended for
publication must reach this once by w sdne8-
day OF each week to insure insertion In ths
current iasus
a. Agents are wanted svsrywnsrs. Send
o. Instructions.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

The responsibility for lynching is
two fold. First upon the individual
committing the crime, then, upon ths
community If it fails to administer ads'
quate punishment.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

Industrial education fits a girl to
earn an honest living, should she be
thrown upon her own resources by the
death or disability of parents.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

Bishop Hood is right. A pulpit had
better be vacant than occupied by
spiteful, incompetent, bombastic or inn
moral preacher.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

When the testimony of outrages in
the Philippines ls read, it appears to
one up q tree that Denmark is not the
only place where rottenness exists:
The colored American., 1902-06-21

The farm is the basis of material
prosperity. Intelligence fashions and
utilizes il for the benefit of mankind.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

The COlOred dnaeriCdn does MT
bite its tongue sohe's it has an cpia'
ION TO e:epress on any issue.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

The new union station should be To-
caUed In South Washington.
The colored American., 1902-06-21
by a surrender of either principles or
loaves and fishes.

The bark of some of our cOntenapO'
rdries is toorse than their bite.
The colored American., 1902-06-21
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Reading notices SO eents par line, Display
advertisements, 81 PER square incn per inser-
tion. Discounts made on large centrscta.
Entered At the Post-ofTios a. ssoond-class
matter.
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matters should be addressed to
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The colored American., 1902-06-21

True education is a foe to preju.
dice.
The colored American., 1902-06-21

Indifference to Eyseaiag is com
pIicity IN the crime.