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The colored American., 1902-09-27
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Editor Co!ored American: | have
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but the Colored American is the best
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should have in their home. speak
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ing your paper for several years ami
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Iished by a Negro journalist. Your
paper has been sent TO me for several
years by my cousin, Prof. w. H. Rich
ards. and / appreciate the favor very
highly. | would feel proud if the Ne
groes in the State of Tennessee could
publish a journal on the same broad
lines. I trust the Colored American
will never die. N ] L
The colored American., 1902-09-27

Mr.. AlOnzo Jackson is in Rochester
n. Y.
Miss Malinda Grimes is visiting in
Baltimore.
Mr. Richard Carr, of Charlottesville.
is in the city.
DR.. d. a. Lane was in Raleigh, N.
c., last week
Miss Julia Purnell has been VISITING
in Philadelphia.
Married: Attorney Scipio L. Baker
and Miss Belle Best.
Dr. W. G. Alexander, of Boston. is
III the city visiting friends.
Master Paul Dessalines Scott has re
turned to school in Cambridge, Mass.
The dancing classes have begun their
season ut the Conservatory OF Music.
Miss Hattie Thomas is the guest of
Bishop and Mrs. Handy, in Baltimore.
Miss Sallie Chairman is listing Mrs.
Lucinda Patterson in Charlotte, N. c..
Miss Della Butter of baltimore. was
the guest of Mrs. Kelly Miller last
week.
Mr.. Aaron Russell. Sr., CT the Cant
toI, IS OFF on a trip to points in New
Ork
Miss Leila Steward, of Baltimore,
has been the guest of Mrs. Joyce, 1881
street.
MIR. and Mrs. William H. Shelton,
OF Rlchmcnd, are visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. Ella Jenkins spent a month
with her sister, Mrs. Martha Seay, in
Richmond
Mrs. Mary Hartsfeld, of Raleigh,
n, G. arrived last week, accompanied
by her son.
Misses George and Marshall were
entertained by Mrs. Oliver, at New
Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. Hester Johnson visited her
sister, Mrs. Wilson, in Frederick, Md,
a few days ago.
Dr.. W. Bruce Evans has been to
New Haven, Boston, and other points
in New England
Mr.. Frank r. Steward has a story
in the current number OF The Colored
American Magazine.
Mr.. Louis F. Costley was in Fred
oIA'h' Nlu., last Week, NISlIluS nlS
mother, Mrs. Burgess.
Mr. IhOmas Mason reynolds, the
architect, has returned from Philad-
phla and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard Grandson has been
visiting relatives in Richmond and
Amelia county, Virginia.
Mr.. Z. II. p. Lyvers, of the Post
Oliice Department, has returned from
Saratoga, and resumed his duties.
\ number of private entertainments
are being projected for the pleasure
OF the visitors to the Ancampment.
Miss Mamie White, daughter of the
eA-Congressman White, has been on an
extended visit to friends in North Car
oliua.
Mrs. Emma Pride, of Lynchburg,
Va, has returned home, after spending
several weeks at the home of her son,
DIR. Armstead Pride.
MISS Annie o. II. Williams and Mr..
u. U. w. Holmes are among the teach
The colored American., 1902-09-27
ers appointed to the Baltimore High
and Training School.

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were united in marriage Thursday
evening. Details later.
Mrs Annie e. Cromwell and daupb
eI, fannle, Of Pierce Place, are at
lome from Mechanicsburg, Pa. where
drS Cromwell's parents reside.
Miss Mamie V. Cole. of Pierce
SIace, Is at home from PHILADELPHIA
Nhlther she was called by the serious
illness and death of her brother.
Mrs. John p. Green and daughter
spent the summer at their home in
leVeland, Ohio. They are here now
or the winters social season.
Mrs. James T. Bradford and daugh-
er' MISS May, have been the guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Bradford.
22O Pine street, Philadelphia.
Miss COrinne Wheeler, of Ports
mouth, who hs been the guest of Mr..
md Mrs. j. T. Wilson, has returned to
Ter home in Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pelham. jr..
nd little Miss Pelham, have returned
from Highland Beach, where they
have been spending the summer.
Been to Baltimore: Mr.. Lee Du-
ianey, Mrs. Katie Jackson, Miss Min
lie Brooks, Miss Fannie Scott, Miss
fariOn Harris and Mr.. w. Augustus
Stewart.
Rev. John NJ. Armstead. of Ports
mouth, Va, accompanied by his two
accomplished daughters, Mamie and
Alma, were pleasantly entertained
here last week.
Miss Cicely Diggs, of the Normal
School, has returned from Leesburg,
V, and will make her home for the
term at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris Lyvers, 1908 10th street north
west.
Rev. Walter H. Brooks has returned
from his outing, and is filling his pull
nit with new enthusiasm at the 18th
Street Baptist ChurcL. His itinerary
included ChautaUqua, N Y, Canada,
Niagara Falls, and Atlantic City.
Miss Jessie c. Wilson, of Baltimore
spent a week here visiting Mrs. r. F.
TOomey, 335 Spruce street, LeDroit
Park. She was rendered a delightful
reception by Miss Edith Fleetwood,
319 Spruce street, before returning
home.
The local alumni of the Institute for
;olOred Youth, at Philadelphia, con-
'emplate giving a farewell reception
bout the 18th of October in honor OF
Mrs. Fannie Jackson Coppin, who goes
o South Africa with her husband
shortly.
Miss Alice Taylor, of 3rd street
aorthwest, gave an elegant reception
friday evening of last week, as fare
we'll testimonial to her guest, Miss
rene Stewart, who has gone to Ann
polls, Md, to open her school for
lie new term
Charles Sumner, Post No. ., and
frederick Douglass. Post No. 21, and
he WOmen's Relief Corps of the G..
A r. viii make special arrangement
for tie comfort and entertaj ument of
the colOred veterans and visitors to
the EGcampment.
While in Baltimore, Miss Marion
harris was the guest of honor at a
select dance given at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. G.. c. Fitzgerald. 127
West Hill street. The subscribers
were the representative young society
mn of Baltimore.
Miss Mary S. Chavis, of Union. n.
c., spent week pleasantly in the city,
the Lott Carey Missionary
Convention. Miss Chavis is highly
accomplished in music. and is a grad
nate of the Conservatory of Music at
Boston. For three years she has been
an instructor in music at Charlotte,
n. c.
More returns: Mrs. Addison Syphax,
Mrs. Mary Lee, of T street, Miss Viola
The colored American., 1902-09-27

The Colored American is a fearless
rice champion. a peerless newspaper
and a sparkling magazine.
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Sbrefli6er SoD eines
GinOeS.

Vim Mittwod Iebter @o6e reiniate
6rau Sptes in Garnbil aleioer nit
Gjaiollne uno perlieB Damn oas 3ilnmer
auf einise Minuten, ibren l8 Mlonate
alten 4naben suriidlalleno. galo oa=
rauf bOrte lie oas &ino i9reien, unb
als lie 5uriif tebrte, fano lie bailelbe
nit brennenoen Gleioern uno ebe lie Die
5lammen lDIhen fonnte, mar Der arme
sSunae idon 10 idlimm perbrannt, oab
oerielbe trob iofort, serufener drstliden
Silfe idon in atuei Stunosn tarb.
Man 9laubt, Der Gleine babe bic
8aiolinflaide berunteraerillsn. babe
oas leiht entsiinolihe Jluio iiber iih
bingesollen. tuOrauf li6 oaiIelbe, na9=
Dem er benz Seuer 81 nabe fam, ent=
Siin0ete.
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9amembiite bel 8Mrniioes.

gSir baben cine arpBe Nusmabl BON
loiiten gum @usseben unp sarnirten 6a-
ten ausseltellt gu So, 2.25, $50 bis sm
$500.
llniere MOpifin, SRI, Msancr, maMt
sesenwartis mebrere lebr id0ne uno toit-
ipielise 5ite. 9Bir baben aud cine
src6e &unpihaft nueerbaib Der Stapt,
in Canal Doser, ubrihspille, DenniIon,
Stem gomerStown, gaoir, etc. unb mir
liup INNER iiber bic neuiten gprsGnse i'm
Oebiete Der Mobe pobl unterrihtet unb
balten cine Der beifen pubmaderinnen in
Sbiu. geute, bic eiuen burAaus fuitbas
rem, mopi1hen put gu md6isem preile
faufen molten, fcqten sorlprehen. lln<
lere Dreile linp INNER bic nieprislten mnr
Sbr ipart @elb bei uns.
nnlere Nuswabl III srcb unb MIR ser.
faufen Gu6 einen 5ut, Der GuH wobl
anltebt unb an benz Sbr Jreune babt.
gBir Inden INNER unlere Runbldbaii
81 befriepisen unb gBaaren su Yerfaufen,
auf bic Sbr nol3 ffin fSnnt. 60 mirt
lih fiir Guh be3ablen, unier Out -Depar,
temeut an3u1eben.
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spesieac W6ntcl Gr0ffu,,,ta,

I'M store bon Ma tbias & g o., in
N.w PHILADELPHIA, O.. am Montaa
uno Sienlta3, 3. unb 4. Nopember.
gln ben 9enannten Saaen tpsrben
mir cine pollltanOi9e Nu5pabl bon RD.
den, @apes, pslSmaareu, ETC.. fir 9a.
men, MdoGen uno Ginb.r ausR,len.
9ies 1T cine @elegenb,it. uns 10
groBe Nusmabl gu Iehen, tpie in ireeno
elmer srOBen Staot uno bieie siro bier
oabsim geboten, obne baB ire.no
ipel6e Nusla9en 0amit berbunoen linb.
IS ueroen ale Sem Yort.r Mooen e.=
3eist. in elmer 8ielieitisfeit, mi. man
oies in unierer Staot nod ME e.Ieben.
geridumt nibt, oieien grDben 8ertaui
bon lebertleioern gu ieben. Mir ga.
rantirsn. baB mir Gu9 8elo erIparen,
uno nebif benz iebt Sbr babel meh,
neue Wooeu. als ionit bier ir9enoml
ge5ei9t meroen.
prabtiae pelSwaaren!
Yrdhtige &6fe!
Neuelfe Mooen!
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s.s. llrfers storc
Ueuisfeite

0abt Sbr tiirslih unier SeppiA= Ds'
partement beiubtg
Wenn sSbr babt. 10 ipibt s5r feh,
gut, tuelhe id6ne Nnsiuall Don 1ep.
piden, 9eppidldufern uno SpiBsn nj,
bitfss Sabr baben.
Wenn Shr nibt babt, 10 lperoet Sd,
eine auberorDentlide arube uno biibfdt
Nuslpabl Iinoen.
Ser StanOpunft jeoes Departements
in unierem Store ipuroe tudbreno Dec
lebten Gpmmers eeboben, ubsr in fei=
nem Separtelnent sei9t lid oies 10 oeut=
lid tpie in unlerem Seppih- Departes
msnt. 9ort finoet Sbr Die ibDnnen
uno reibftsn 6arben uno Gjepebe ullo
Die beiten MuIter. 8ies Gift BON ollen
uniersn 5eppiben uao Sbr wibt, mir
baben iolde fir is6r nieorige prsiie
unD anoere 81 boDem 9reis.
gBir baben einen groBen 8orratD
bon SeppidreIten, iebr eceianet fir
Seppidldufer, Sreppen= uno 8eranoa=
5eppi,be, poer fir iygenoiuelhe Neben=
simmer ooer S1rinte in gurer Wob.
nuna. QSsnn Sbr elnen glab babt,
no S6r 9erne Elm Stiif Seppi6 baben
mD6tet, 10 tommt unO trefft Cure Nus.
mabl unier 1000 9teIien, melde mir gu
25 Gents bas Stiif pertoufen.
ySir baben aud 500 gorb1nGere1te
sll bertaufen, ib6ne Stiife fir 25 ,nO
35 Gents unO iebr i66ne iiir Is Gents.
S1r babt liOer Elm 6enlter Ooer cine
5biir, no Elm ol6es Stiif geraoe pai=
len piiroe.
9. g. 1trfers groBer Store,
@eiuss'bttanelpbta.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-30
9aS .9eIetbOtt int 9tentte
eimcS @1rOerS.

Sn Chicago benubte Elm Rsnnbabn.
Nn9eheiter. Buo 0aQalns. bas 3ele.
pbon 5ur Nusfiibruns zines Woroan-
fhlaes. st batte nit feiner @eliebten,
Nnnie Butler, Gtreit gebabt, in Tolae
beHen lie ibn berbaften lieB uno ieoen
Verf.hr nit ibm abbrah. 0ageins
lieb lie leooh bon einem Selepbon aus,
luel6es BON ibrer Wobnung nur einen
balben glod entfernt tpnr, aufrufen,
erfuhte iie. bic 0erbinoune aufredt al
erbalten, uno lief oann ldleuni9it al
einem 5eitenfeniter. bon tpel1em ii
bas Mdoden am 7elepbon ieben fonnte
uno gab einen 6huB auT fie ab, burd
tDelAen fie lebens9efdbrlih in Der Geite
Dertuunoet iuurbe. 6agains enttpiimts
llno 1T nod ni4t iuieoer betroffen NOR.
ben.
geht Nlle sur Wobl.
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SpliDar.
Sen 29. Oft. 1902.

yDertber Seobabter!
Ser Satin BON 2ouis Selipif. Ga=
tbarina Sellpif, Wuroe ON Is. os.
Nits.. cine aelungene lleberraibnne gu
She'll, bon Dem 6rauenoerein Der beut=
iden STRIDE, gu Dem 60. WieilenItein,
ben lie on leilem Sage iiberinritt.
SerSlihe @liifpiinide purOen oen, He=
burtstaastino iiberbradt uno bel einem
feinen SmblB elnise frObli6e Stunoen
p.rlebt.
Gen g6eleuten Germ Yronn fpuroe
am %. Dit. cine SOhter s.boren.
@iliam 3utafera miro Die ourd
ieinen Sbma0er pafant oeDorosne
5teQe auf Der Sarm ieines S9wieser=
blters. Serrn SeIaia Slime, einnebnen.
Sweiot Slime miro nit ieiner 7anilie
na6 9lfron sieben.
Sobn aibn in yetblebm SotpnIbip,
Start &c.. ipobneno, mar nabe oaran
on einem Gno6en 5u erItifen. ben 9ot=
loren QD. st. Slaf uno %. @arrett
bon bier qelang es, oeil Gnp9sn bins
unter 81 itoBsn.
0ie 6amilie 6. 6el,uif beludte lrbte
Wode yermanote in New geoforo uno
Baltic.
Srau 2ouis Weber uub oeren SSreun=
bin, Srau Seim bon Strabburg, mad,
ten am 23. Stt. ben Gbeleuten gop.
Gnnh eineu nnnenehnan Wpiudl-
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0cWcrtcn.

Mm 6onnt1g Mbeno I'm III uhr
in ieiner Wohnung in Neu pbilaoel.
phia Sobn Urn nab langar 3raniheit
i'm Alter bon IA Sabren. Geit nlebr
ols 4 Sabren litt Urn an &heunatis.
mus nno batte aeitipeiie furhtbare
Ghmerssn. Am Somitas ytaAmittag
mar er nod in Der Stabt uno bate ei.
nen 5hmddeanfaa, oem balo Elm arpeis
Ter foigte, iooaB er nah 0aufe Aefab-
rem iperben .mubte. yis 5onntag
Morsen batte er iib ,uieoer etwas ere
bolt. bod lab man, bah oas Gnoe niht
lnebr ferne mar uno am Sonntaa N-
bend, turs Dor Witternaht. erl6ffe Der
500 ibn bon ieinem 2eioen. Ser 8er-
ftorbene NOR aus Wanaenrieo. Ganton
Bern Sdluei3 aebiirtis uno lam i'm
Sabre 1853 nit ieiner Srau naa Nelu
pbilaoelpbia, tuo er als S6liter fir
Ben. @roB in 3ofport urbeltete. Sp1=
ter griiuoete er elm eignes @eIdaft uno
su @noe Der iebsi9er uno glnfang Der
liebensieer Sabre bate er oas leitenoe
@6ubgelbdft i'm Neip g9ilaoelpbia
uno 3ualeid mar er aub elmer Der
@riinoer oes ,geo5adtes", bertaufte
ieood lpater leinen 9lntbsil an Montag
uno Wal!er aus. Die SyiIts Der iie.
bersiser Sabre uno nod mebr cine oer=
feblte 'Spetulation beim Raufe eines
8elddItsbOules bra9te i'm in finan=
5iele S6,uieri9feiten. BON benen er Iib
nie mebr erbolte; unO in ieinen lsBten
2ebenstaQen mar ct b0llia perarmt.
8on fiinf boffnungsuOllsn GGbnen lino
orei i6m i'm 3ooe porange9anQen uno
au6 feline Satin fasb oDr ungefdbr 3
Sabren unO Iino nur nod 3luei S6Dns
am 9ebsn.
9as 2eidsnbeednaniB fanb an
ViiitluoG Na9miitas itatt uno CAB Der
Oeuiibe 9rbsi!erperein BON Seem pbila=
Oelpbia. oefen Mit9lieo er mar, Dem
gerltorbenen Oas leBte 8eleite.
2lm 25. Sttober in 5usearapas,
6rau Samss Mc@oniaal Oil einsm
&rebsleioen. Die 0eritorbene linter=
llBt einen @atten uno orei &iuoer, ei=
ten SDbn uno Spei 566ter.
Qtm 27. Ottober in 9enniion, Srau
9lnna Gotter, Satin bon 8eDrle @Ot=
ter, inn 9llter BON "a Sabren nod elmer
Srnnfbeit BON nur bier 3a9en. Sic
hinteridBt einen @atten uno S,pel Sim
Der I'M Nlter uOn 6 uno s. Salren.
Nm 25. Cftober in ubriOspille.
STEPHEN @Opin i'm 9llter bon 81 Sab
rem am g}erpenIieber. @r 6interlGbt
cine Wittpe, aber teine Ginoer.
Mm 26. Sttob.r in Wlineral Giip,
Srau SebOrab 0apis, 8attin BON Nl=
freo Sauis, i'm 9llter bon rs Sabren.
Sie 9erltorbene hinterldbt einen 8at-
ten uno Iea5 Sinoer, 5luel S6bne uno
bier S66ter.
@eItern (29.) Moreen in Stem Ybi=
laOelpbia, Sonatban Sid i'm NIter BON
62 Sabren. Gid bate einen Si I'll;
in ieinsm 4eler sebo.t uno als ct
mleoer lerauf tam, flel er porn iiber
uno mar in rpenieen Winuten cine
2eihe. Ser Yeritorbene hinterldBt
eine gSittpe uno mebrere Ginoer.
9lm 26. Sftpber in Stofton, lltab,
@owaro .. Witdener, i'm Nlter bon
48 Sobren on elmer 9ungtnentsiinbung.
Ser 8srltorbene mar bier 9eboren uno
aufeenadien uno 1T ein Yruber bon
@bas. Wiit6ener. @r birterlGBt cine
9Dittpe uno einen Spbn bon Is Sob.
rem.
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Geit Dem l. Cftpber oiebt g IN
unqorn nur nod 3elinerinnen. bit
niAt ueniger ols 40 Sabre alt fno, bo
einem GefeberlaB 3ufolae feine Jun.
neren an9eitelt tperoen biirfen. 5O,s
900 WldDdsn perlOren oaousd) ibren
Weroienf.
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Ser 8iiraermeiItsr elmer ileinen
etaot in ssrantreid bat ieinem 2eben
olrn GrbdnQen Elm gnoe aemaht. neil
er es niht alllen rebt mathen fonnte.
Wenn in 4merita alle 3eitun9smeil=
iden bon oerielben Soee befallen per-
ben iullten, niirOen bier sll 2anbe
iiberhaupt feline 3eitunaen nebr ae=
oruft.
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4 @nn ocniiler Gite nil man Die
gunoesrsQicrunl peruninIlen, nffisielle
@inlaounden gum Gelndl Der st.
2ouiier 9Geltauslelluno an europdilhe
poteEtoten uno 9totable er9eben Sll
laIIen.
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= @bamherloin miro nod "Siioafrita
reiien. Mori,oem Die britilfen 6eere
Die Sherhsrrihn't Der @urtn iiber lcine
Gplnminen helsitlot, mnG or lid, ootb
ielblt md ocnI Stnnne Der Winen nmr
ieDeu.
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5eittabelle
- ber
arelsgcri1ts siknngelt
I'M Sabre 1908.

Staat Ohio,
fSau,ter $sreisseri9ts. .Grift
Gs lit b1ermt onseoronet baB bic Germine bes
benainten areiie flr bas Sabr 1908 ioIaenOermaksi
beItlmntt iein iollen:
gairTeiS County.
Sn 5airteO eOuntp ON 8. Sanuar unb am l. Ser.
Ri9lann Gpunts.
Sn midlanb sOuntp aHr 1s. sannar uao am 8 SEP.
gBasns Gouytp.
Sn gsapne eountp am II. s5cbruar nnb am u,
September
Gtart Gonntp..
Ju etari epuntp am 8. Mars uno am g. esptem
Qnor County.
Sn amor eountp am 81. wadrs uno am g. csteber.
Siding Gsnnts.
Sn 2idtns Gountp am :. april unb an Ia pftcber.
1msineum Gsants.
.Sn Isustiusum sOuuts am % apFA aub an 20.
@orsan Counts.
Su MOrsan GOuntp am 5. wsai uHs a. n. aopem.
Serrs Gsuntp.
Sn perrp eOuntp ON ls. wsai uHb an 70. Nossm.
Der.
aibIanf Gsxnts.
Su aiblauO eOuutp ON 10. gsai NH IN = Rsptm.
ber. sHaTI
Gsibsetsn Gsants.
Sn GOibOstou Gounis am 20. usai srsi ON n. 81.
9slmes Goantt.
,.Ss 81 a0lmes sountp am :. Snai sfe q u. aspen.
1nssarsnas gsaHtt.
SE 9usearapas GOnnts am g. cnsi HHb qm 1.
Msrrsm Gennts.
Sn Wiorrpm Gonutp am g. SUM- unb an o Dssem.
Der.
ssIamar: County.
SIN Delaipare County am so. Stunt unb am Is. De.
aenlber.
ssnaants zsrmias besiHHsa nm lbr eOrmittass
ssI:s r:ssss S.s::.;. 3.'aslsh
wssTss' 1saasas. w,6..r
gtaat Dbip y
lAisenraiuas Gonntp. - s
40. 8. $. Nlr6in Glert bes areis9tridtS In unb
fHr aussarauoS Gountp. Obip. bei@einjQe biernltt.
bab baA 0Dritebenbe cine 0ttrene nuD rti9s Qbj9rt
~ ssr N 10 s
ri4tsbssri pom Cbio fir Das Sabr 1908. III uis ipi6e
iebt In meuer Cfiite Dorliegt.
Mls wegiaubi8ung berIhr fcl9t rieins si9enRdnbtee
sisU Sbiiabsippia, S6iSS am 2. ssptsmbtI Il n
1907 s rs
teiestp 3. =. SleOin. GIsrt
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Gabt Sbr in OblGt eenommen.
tpie bilia bic Mriitel iino, bic Burnfioe
ieDe WoAe in ieinem Genffer ausitelt9
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Ghr gtoats .Stfretdr Neh. csrSestU. Ntaslsh.
Vnr Supreme.gfiyter : @7tmael 9prnfItr.
Jnr NabrnnaSmil lteI. Gpmmiffdr- -Whii,hi Is. Hrr6.
Jhr Watb Der bfentlifen arbeiten- JsirpS q. Wais,
Dirriftlidet
NIr EonereB- Snn. ~. GnlEnabam.
Inr RrtiSribter-G. R. 0smolas.
Gnuutpr1idet
Hhr Yrpbatridbter-aR. q. Neam.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05
TARIFF CHANGES NEEDED.

Senator Hansbrough Thinks Some Will
Be Made ip Duo Time.
Washington, Nov. Ex-senator
Hansbrough of Norht Dakota was one
of the callers at the White House to-
day. AS he was leaving he said:
"The Dingley law is not a sacred
institution. It may be, and I think
it should be, revised at an early date.
"Nobody believes that the policy of
protection is to be ~overthrown in this
country, but it must be judiciously
altered from time to time to meet
changing conditions.
"There is no reason to fear a panic
or any approaching hard times, even
if the tariff is revised by it's friends.
"The making of a tariff bill with
its 1900 or more articles to be -consid-
cred is tremendous. It cannot be
done during a short session of con-
gress.
s'The most we can hope for at this
session is the ratification of M OF
two of the least Objectionable re
ciprocity treaties.
ssThere should be no delay in reach
ing a proper agreement with Cuba,
not that we "owe' Cuba anything,
but that we owe ourselves much.
General tariff revision, however,
is altogether a different matte or.
Congress must have ample time before
it when a tariff law is to be enacted
It should have a long session, or, bet
ter still, an extra session, when it car
pay particular attention to the bust
mes in hand"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05
SALE.

I will offer for sale at auction on
Monday, December 9Th, at 1 O'Clock
p. M, my house, barn, and lot, and
household furniture; also one good
COW. House has six rooms, and is in
first class repair. Good well soft
water, cellar, etc. Property is in
splendid location, within n block of
business center. Only $3.50 cash re-
quired. Balance on four and half
years time.
Abraham Rackner,
One block east Bells barn. $685.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05
90. 90 HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES.

The Great Northern railway is sell
ing holiday excursion tickets to points
in Ontario west of Montreal at 90 for
the round trip.
For points east of Montreal a small
additional charge will be made.
Tickets will be sold from Dec. list to
Dec. 81st, good for three months from
date Of sale with privilege of extern
sion for a small extra charge, good
for stop-over in either direction. For
full information see your local agent
Kipp, R. J. Smith, D. P. A., 49e
Main street, Winnipeg, Man, or F.
I. Whitney, q. P. & T. A., st.
Paul, MINI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05

Arrangements having been
completed for joint agency with
the Great Northern railway in
this city. freight and passenger
service of the Farmers Grain &
Shipping Company will be han
died at the Great Northern sta.
ton. In order to secure prompt
forwarding of freight consign.
ments delivery must be made at
depot before 5 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Passengers can Sc.
cure tickets at the passenger
station.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05
DON'T MISS IT FOR ANYTHING.

What? A superb Xmas cantata
to be given Dec. 10Th and 18th, at
the assembly hall Of Devils Lake high
school. One hundred fine voices in
the chorus! One hundred and
seventy five children will participatel
A good evenings enjoyment is
promised. Everybody come and show
your interest in the school.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05

Lots for sale near new h0spi-
tai. Eight lots for $l25 each; s
lots for $50 each; 20 lots for 500
each. m. H. Brennan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05

Go to Brainard & Co, for Correct Attest: sqsea..' Notary Public
good oil. SEC. Ensesathn pisto !,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-30
ORIGINAL nu.trniInn.

4 man who had reached middle life
and had thus far neglected spiritual
matters, was approached by a friend
upon the su, Jet II am very sorry,
he said. that ! have not had time
TO give 90 these things. do not want
you to think tina, I DO not believe In
II all Tho fact Is. have never been
able 10 afford 10 be religious During
all Of this time. however. he had de
voted himself most assiduously TO toll
ing for daily bread. While he had
not succeeded In getting rich. he had
managed TO live comfortably. The
way the man treated the care of his
soul and that OF his body Is testimony
as TO tho estimate In which he held
the two TO him, physical life and
raimont were more than things spirit
ual and divine.