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PATENTS.

UNITED STATES PATES-'-MACIIINE FOR
lifting boxes from shelves In storerooins. The
only thing of the kind ever patented fortune FOL
sme one will trade for real estate live stock or oilers
will send sample machine for inspection. w. L.
Carleton, Pomer.y, Chic
DA1ENT RIGHT OF 4 BUTTER SEPARATION
Il TO exchange for land; churn in one &c live min
ues State and county rights for sale. Agents want
ed. Write for circular. HOlZc & Rutledge, ISL n
Newsstand, St Louis Mo.
ICoR SALE or EXCHANGE-PATfNTL AISH
Il operating device for steam shcves or dredses No
ga sos. VIII sell part interest Write ior particulars
10 /. II. MaIick, NanWert, Chic.
.TENT NO Csasu NECE-TIE FASTENER
issued May G, 1907, for sale. j. Ii. McSuad, Good
Hope, W. Va.
NOR SALE-PATENT ISSUED TO GEO. W
IL Burton Aug. Il, 1907, for brake for wagons ahd
vehicles. Address ]. NJ. Carey, Morehend, Ky.
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VIEWS HIS OWN GRAVE.
Comrades Buried What They Thought Was
the Body Of VIM. C. Phipps, and Properly
Marked the Grave.
indianapolis News, March 2S.)

indianapolis News, March 2S9
William C. Phipps, Of 500 East
Eleventh street, will accompany the Gov
ernor's party to Shiloh, April 4, for the
dedication of the Indiana monuments, for
the purpose of seeing whether he is still
dead. He desires to view his resting
place again.
Il am especially anxious to see this old
battlefield" said Mr.. Phipps, "for here l
fought, bled and died in my youth.
Il was staggering about out of ranks
when / was ordered to get TO fighting. l
told the. officer that l was shot and he
ordered me to the rear. My comrades
saw me making my way to the nearest
hospital, when shell crashed into a de-
caying ash. The dirt and bark flew every
where. l escaped with my eyes and
mouth filed with the debris. My COM
rades felt sure that l was killed, and long
afterward they picked up the mangled
body of n man near the site of the ex-
plosiOn. 1t was mangled beyond recoS-
milton. They tenderly bore it away and
buried it, and the rough board above the
grave bore the inscription:
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REUNIONS.

A7TH IND. VET. VOL INF.-THERE WILL
# be a business meeting Of the 47th Indiana Vet
eran Volunteer Infantry Immediately following the
parade, at anderson, Ind. during the state Encami
ment, GAR, for the purpose of recognizing onr
ReGimental Association. Let make an effort to
have good representation in both the parade and in
our business meeting. Capt d. s. Bender, Secretary
Losansport, Ind.
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GENT TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF ONE,
= Dollar, q recipe for Antitrust Polishing Compound
the best thing the market for polishing brass Nickel
enamene, also bright work on engines etc. Endorsed
by the leading machlniss TO be the best Money re-
funded II not entirely satisfactory Address John T.
Stauffer, ~ Kenneth St, Muskegon, Mich.
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RAZORS.

DAZoRs GREAGER'S IMPROVED RAZoRs
III the best Of all. Patented in u. s. A., England
and Germany, Oct. %, 1885. These razors are made
the finest grain steel and guaranteed hand forged
and hand ground by Union labor in Germany by new
process All razors warranted. Agents wanted in
every city. Sample razor sent by registered mail on
receipt of sl25. ComTade Herman Greager, lI27 Elm
ST., Manchester n. II.
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IRON MINES.

The iron mines already developed do
not seem to be abe to supply the demand
seems TO be the trade condition of every
thing that is mined.
Hundreds of our readers have land that
is LOADED" with minerals. They might
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DECIPES-FOR CANDY, STARCH POLISH
IL to make washing easy, paint out Of clothes each
l0c any three &c; furniture polish bedbug exter-
minator remedy for cold on lungs. all for iOc how
make oil cloth carpet from rag carpet &C. silver
preferred. Send seIfaddressed stamped envelope
Address Miss LIZZIE johnson, Il. +. D. No. /, Holton
Muskegon Co., Mich.
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M EDIcAL.

CALvE.-SEND e5 CTS FOR BOX OF sALvE-
= Cures Ca.arfh Group, Colds Sore Throat Eczema,
Piles, Salt Rheun Cuts Buns, Sores, Chblains, Ul
GERS Spr.ins. Scads Corns, Earache Bunions. VIII
remove BlaCkheads, Warts aud Pimpies from face. e..
A. Harper. 81 Grant St, Danville. Ill.
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LAND COMPANIES.

Any land company officer who reads our
real estate ads on another page ought to
comprehend that this is good paper for
stimulating his business. None better.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

TT,HE ROSS PLANT SETTER WILL SET AND
l. water out all kinds Of plants better than the horse
planters Gardeners ard tobacco raisers afford
10 do without II. Yon need TO repant and the
ends II yon have horse planter. One man set an
acre In 10 hours Price S. f. q. b. send for circulars
I. X. Furrias, sJ Sprague ST., Dayton, Ohio
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MANIFESTATIONS.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER WOULD LIKE
~ to correspond with some comrade in mild climate
where there is chance for work in his line. Address
J. W. Miliingon, 551a w. 4h ST., Sioux City. Iowa
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Contin FROM Fifth ii
NOVELTIES.

CIAKESPEARE HAD Just FINISHED HAM
lie! when he was asked the Dane was really Cray
mad should have made him lose his collar button"
Simple. Un9btrusive and lasting!
Annoyance hunting under bureaus avoided!
With preservation of property ana temper.
registered on receipt Of SloG with Benedict Patent
gold buttons, 81 BY Manufacturer y. F. Schlliing
West I'D ST.. New York City.
I'VE GIVE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THE
w premiums named below and many others Tor
selling our celebrated goldeyed needles nj cents
paper; with every papers give a silver aluminium
thimbe. Send no money but inst name and address,
ordering a papers needles and L. thimbes; we send
them at once postpaid, with large premium list.
When sold send us 81 20 and we will send your choice
knives and forks ladies' gents umbrellas ladies' Kid
gloves pair lace curtains ladies gents skates cii.a
lane bags pair roller skates and many others Oh our
Pa
DERPETUAL PENCIL. AND 80 DS.-AI.-
L ways ready and sharp; dirt 10 clean up; all
metal: good for years; black or indeble sent post
paid for &c. stamps John A. LeaS, National Military
Home. Ohio.
- ing every state in the Union, mounted on nice card
for Sl00; OF send 10 cts. stamps for samples OF i've
nice ornament for the walls of Post rooms or Tor the
home. H. c. Bowen, So Cherry St, Waterbury, Conn.
IF COMMON COFFEE DOES NOT AGREE WITH
You, try cereal coffee, made from solid grain IL is
cheap, delicious and heaithnl. Recipe and full In
srucons for making the best cereal coffee, 10 cts Ad-
dress Z. +. Clarke, Dept. A, Leroy, n. y.
pRoTHER ODD FELLOWS, SEND 10 CENTS
- and get one of my new burieSque buttons, ana
prices same. You sell them in Your lodge and
make big money. Send to-day. H. s Stovall Weather
by, Mo.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Do YOU WANT ONE?
IL Send l5c. and receive one worth &c. by return
mail and particulars concerning free envelopes.
Star Printing Co.. Mowrystown, Ohio.
A BLACK AND TAN SHOE PoLIsHEn OR
"A Mode, Coat and Hat Hanger sent by mall with
circular for p cents. C. ]. Scott, Panesvile, Ohio.
DRINTING oUTFIT-TYPE INK, PAD. MARK
your linens, books; print cards, envelopes etc.
i5c +. Hartman Dewitt, Nebraska.
IGOR KoDAKS EXTRA CHEAP WRITE ME-
II Henry Stovai Weatherby, Mo.
PERSONAL.
MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREE TO ALL
ANA Pay when married; new plan; send no money
For particulars address Selectclub, Dept IS, Tekon
sia, Mich.
wv ANTED. A wIFE-A YOUNG MAN OF %
w years; circumstances good. No one under is or
% need this ad. Address Robt. johnson,
Spicy, Gallia Co., Ohio.
w ANTED-To CORRESPOND WITH LADIES
w between the ages of IS and 50 Object, fun
and mutual good time and results. All letters an
swered. Address BOX Isl. Arnold. Pa.
MARRIAGE PAPER FREE-THE BEST IN
WI existence. Eastern Agency 50, Bridgeport. Conn.,
REUNIONS.
h7TH IND. VET. VOL. INF-THERE WILL
ho htsI ,nafiu nf f1,Q India q
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JEW ELRY.
.JORBERS.

All kind of jobbers can secure custom
by advertising in our columns. Thous-
ands of our readers carry On merchandise
ing of some kind Or other
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HOT ELS.

TTNHE PEARL, scHoECH BROS, PRoPRIE-
i tors. Choice wines, liquors and cigars. s. f
corner Pearl and Sycamore SITS, Cincinnati Ohio.
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DERPETUAL PENCIL AND 80 LEADS.-A1..
L ways ready and sharp: no dirt TO clean up; all
metal good for years; black or indeb1e sent post
paid for Sc, stamps John A. Leas National Military
Home. Ohio.
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LIVE STOCK.

We understand that breeders and deal
crs find this paper very serviceable in
making sales.
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RELICS

old FASHIONED DECORATED DIsHES-
" Rich colors. Glassware, pewter-ware old flint
lock gun. and pistols prehistoric Indian and mound
relics OF stone Civil War relics and thousands of other
antique articles Price list free. Davis Brothers. Dsc
nond. Ohio
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no YOU WANT
II Lovely Complexion?
Send so cents for recipe. No drugs Or cosmetics.
Sure cure for wrinkles Address
G. NJ, Box DO Fulton, y. y.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

I,oX HOUNDS, ALL AGES: coon AND RABBIT
l. dogs fox terriers and collies Send &c. stamp. w
L. Lecky, Shreve. Ohio.
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VXIANTED-CITY BOARDERS AT THE "REC-
w reaton House." On nice lake: fishing. boating
hunting Also cottage 10 let. Address A J. VeniiI,
Oxford, Me-
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SUM MER RESORTS.

GUNNER COTTAGE TO LET. ON LAKE
- Thompson IN oxford, Me. Fine fishing and boat.
ing. For further information address Alton ]. Verre
Oxford Me,
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MACHINERY. ELEVATORS, Etc.

CHIELDS & FINCH, MANUFACTURERS OF
= Elevator Hatchway Covers, Safety Gates, Stair
way Doors Enclosures, Fire Doors Fire Shutters 23l
and 253 sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
DUMPS. wiNDMiflS AND SUPPLIES; GAS
l. and water fittings; bicycle supplies and repair
ing. Lee d Houston Arlington, Ind
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CTOMACII SANATINES - POSITIVE CURE
y Dyspepsia, Headaches, Gas and Constipation. One
months course only -, TO introduce ii. Damon Med.
Co., Dept. Z, Bridgeport. Conn.
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now MANY WORDS CAN BEsPELLED WITH
III the letters in the word Fraternity using no letter
oftener than occurs In that wordg e given the per-
son making the largest number Of words; 81 for the
next largest Send list of words and silver dime mo
stamps before May Is, TO Comrade. N w. Cor. Third
and Jersey streets, Quincy, Ill.
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GAR, w.R.c.. S oFv.s SUPPLIES.

~ Ar, w.R.C, S. of V. SUPPLIES.-FLAGs
W. Banners, Caps. Swords, Belts, Badges Best Al
wool Bunting Flags for homes and schools All good
Of the best material lowest in prices Send for catI
logue. Comrade J. a. Joel & Co., IS Nassau ST., N !
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COMRADES HAVE \ CURE FOR SMALL
~ pOx in - hours; scarlet fever aud scarleina in
nine hours, and dphtheria and throat, ard win
break up any in 10 hours. Price S00 per bottle
Address O. w. Conklin, 18th Mich lnf Box 2S5 Brock
enridge, MINI.
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IF BOTHERED WITH BUFFALO BUGS OR
moths eating your carpets or clothing, send self
addressed stamped envelope with Is siiver)
Mrs James ii. Walker, YOungsville, Warren County,
Pa will send tested recipe that is sure preventive
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dispose Of it to great advantage by adj
vertising. Better still, with expert and
financial assistance that might be got by
advertising, they might develop the mines.
Plenty of our readers buy jewelry, and
they want the very best. We know this
by reason of frequent inquiries. Com
rades who are in this business should often
make use o. our advertising columns.
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elk CULTURE.-INSTRUc FOR
= Matching the eggs and raising the caterpillar by
one of practical experience. A valuable book for 50
cts. From Ballroom to He'll" Is cts Should be
read and owned by every family. Mrs. NJ J. Ham,
mack Box a53, Pinckneyville, Ill.
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A FINE PARLoR ORGAN FOR $50: IS CASH
n and small monthly payments until paid for
Pianos en- same terms We ship on approval Larses
dealers in Southern Ohiu. Columbia grainopn0hes
very cheap Everything guaranteed Write us WI
Carleton, Pomeroy, Ohio.
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IF YOU WANT SOMETHING NEW, WHY,
Il send Is cents for one Of my recipes Of how to clean
wallpaper. The finest thing GU; and will you from
buying new paper every year. W. IL Shough, West
boro. Mo.
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YJyEETH.-BEsT DENTIFRICE ON EARTH,
Il Makes teeth Ike pearis much cheaper aud bet
nation for 20 cents silver Address Boz 2II Meredith
N H
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II EEP YOUR HEALTH-I WILL MAIL FORM
IN ula for Soc. that will check and cure any fever
sure. No fake. Thos. Ryan, Fort Wayne Ind.
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GET OF MILITARY BUTTONS, REPRESENT
ing every state in the Union mounted on nice card
for Hoo: send 10 cts stamps for samples of five
nice ornament for the walls of Post for the
home. II. C. Bowen, 81 Cherry St, Waterbury, Conn.
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GEE HERE, COsIRADEs.-IR YOU HAVE A
- balky horse have a simple and sure cnre for
him; will cure him In ten minutes time. This is ct
fake For 80 cents will send TO any address COM
plete instructions and warrant cure. Address Lock
Box g. Manchester, o.
The colored American., 1903-03-14

| profess to be a student of that So
called problem, which has veXed the
most intelligent of the civilized world;
but having been inspired by the cOndi-
ton of a race whom God has endowed
with qualities inferior to none, a ten
dency to discover the cause and cure
of this despicable and illusory problem
has become an irresistible part of me.
1 have seen the English, the Irish,
the French and a dozen other races in
their native countries, and when l re-
turn TO my own United States, which
was made a habitable country by our
black fOrefathers, and hear the people
who profess, TO say the least of it, to
be civilized, speak Of the Caucasian's
superiority because of his color, my
blood boils with indignation and l can
only think of them as damnable liars.
While the pleasures Of travelling are
many, the inducements for the cOlOred
man in the navy are few, and his chan
ceS for promotion, for the sake of COM
parison may be likened to the pOssibil-
ity of a camel passing through
needles eve.
The colored American., 1903-03-14
NICHOLAS H. CAMPBELL, U. S. n.
UNCLE SANS NAVY.

a Colored Sailors Experiences of Four
Years.
When l boarded the U. S. S. Diana,
at Hampton Roard. Va, on the morn
ing of Oct. ed, 1900, and enlisted in
the Navy for q term of four years, my
knowledge of the world and the naval
service was almost entirely confined to
books. While my experiences in the
latter have not, as yet, reacned my ex-
pectations, nor are they likely to, l
am quite satisfied, if not pleased with
the consequences of my brief career.
The object of my enl1sting being to
travel, the good fortune that has en-
abled me to do so is certainly gratify-
ing. Since one of the requirements of
this sketch is to have me talk of my
self (and l am in no way an autObio-
The colored American., 1903-03-14

Mr.. George Conrad, talented Negro
Of Xenia, Ohio, who graduated from
Ann Arbor in 1902, has just been ap-
pointed to a responsible position in the
legal branch Of the Pennsylvania rail
road service.
The colored American., 1903-03-14

grapher), shall endeavor to meet that
requirement, if only for the benefit of
those who contemplate a similar course
or to allow the curious a glimpse into
unique and fascinating life.
In order to begin this monotonous
series of events and uninterrupted con-
tinuatiOn of Is, | will say that l have
made three cruises: the first to the
Orient, the second to the Medlterran-
can and Northern Europe, and the third
to the West Indies and South America
During these cruises, and other short
trips, l have visited forty-four cities Of
which thirty-one were foreign, ten in
the United States, and three in the U.
S. West Indies.
With no little curiosity | have stroll
led up and down LOndOnS grandeS.
thOrOughfGres, aScended Belgiums an
cient cathedrals, gaZed upon Southern
Spain and Northwestern Africa from
the rugged precipiceS of the impreg-
nable Gibralter, watched the Vesuvius
pour forth its terrifying wrath in the
form of fire and lava, and sat on deck
at night captiyated by the weird beauty
Of the worlds most active Volcano,
StrombOli, as with a deafening roar a
stream of red hot lava, like the tongue
of demon, licked its sides.
The snOw-capped Alps, gictering like
| gigantic pyramids OF diamonds in the
| glow of the rising sun, the treacherous
eyes and deadly stilettoes of the Italian
anarchist Of Naples, the victims of
Monte Carlo, awaiting the spinning
roulette wheel to decide their fates, and
| the picturesque caravans crossing the
| islands of the Grecian archipelago are
| all familiar to me.
l frequently find myself a captive of
my imagination, and see again the re-
| fugees fleeing from the fury of Mt.
| Pelee, the Negroes of Barbados cut
| ting cane in the intense heat of the
tropics, and the skeletons in the dark
| catacOmbs of Malta.
! How familiar Suc- men as Dumas
TOussaint. LOvereture- NAPOLEON and
| Columbus appear to me arLer visiting
their birth placesi
Indeed, when l media over the
picturesqueneSs and sublimity of nv
tours, words seem inadequate for des
cription.
In the meantime I have had the on
portunity (and | daresay have taken
advantage of it,, of viewing the race
woblem from all sides. Pardon me if
The colored American., 1903-03-14
So 8SCRIPTIONS
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

This paper is solely owped aTo cCnfyoV.d
by native directorate, and is published +,
the interests of the African race. The dI
rectorate in order TO increase the circulation
OF the paper in Am erica have decided to re-
duce the price to the above scale for limited
eriod. South Africa Is undergoing recon.
truction and those desirous to understand
the cor ditions existing here will find Tzwf
Labatu a good medium for information
The colored American., 1903-03-14


ity of a camel passing through a
needles eve.
LITTLE COLORED AMERICANS.
Conservative men of the South, both
black and white, say there is no fric-
ton between them.
1t is a healthy sign that American
Negroes are taking warm interest these
lays in the celebration Of Washing
toms birthday.
1t is estimated that since the war of
1861 the Negro has paid $25, 100000 in
taxes to the school fund of the differ
ent Southern states.
Race papers which point out only
the dismal failures of our people and.
which fail to note their many sulces-
ses do not deserve patronage.
Kansas proposes a severe antiIynch-
ing law. Forfeiture of office by the
sheriff who permits a prisoner to be
taken from his custody, and death or
Imprisonment for life for the partici-
pants.
Mr.. George Conrad, a talented Negro
of Xenia, Ohio, who graduated from
Ann Arbor in 1902, has just been ap-
pointed to a responsible position in the
legal branch of the Pennsylvania rail
road service.
Let the Negro acquire land, engage
in business, send out his argosies Of
trade, and be a factor in all that af-
fects the veal of his community. The
rewards of life come to him who COM
mands the dollars.
1t would be a wise move on the part
Of all Negroes in towns where an in
famous Jim Grow car law is operative
to boycott the whole business. Nothing
brings capital to it's senses so quickly
as its failures to make its investments
pay.
General Grant once said that to Sc
cure the repeal of an obnoxious law
we should enforce it. Let the Negroes
do little enforcing of the exclusion
acts by keeping in their pockets their
disdained nickels, and the situation
will right itself.
1
The Liberty Baptist Church is in a
healthy condition now, both financially
and spiritually, and the pastor and
officers are deeply gratified. Only q
short time ago it was remodelled and
| it is now beautiful structure It's a.
ItractiVeness has given fresh impulse to
| the work, and strengthened the hands
| of the Rev. l. Tolliver, who is the
pastor. The Baptist Church is a power
/ full factor in the District, and its min.
| listers are capable, up to date, and ag
| gressive. Rev. Mr.. TOlliver is admired
by his people and respected in the com
munity. His church is so situated that
it is absolutely without a rival in the
| great work it is doing. It has an eX
ltenslVe territory from which to recruit
its membership and to gather in the
wandering feet of those outside the
church's pale, and valiantly is it fight
ing the battle against sin. 1t is agree
able to note that the young people ot
/ the church are enthusiastic in all its
'acivities. The Sunday School is -four
ishing, and the branch there of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union is popu
lar and its meetings are largely attend
ed and excite deeD interest
The colored American., 1903-03-14
Loans Of $40 ~: %si:ss$s' Sss$sESiSsHs SSssas

WAGONS. ETC., at lowest rates and ntIdins Ins Gn
YOU apply We are loanng on tn, s tai.
ana Loan Association plan, a wnien en-, 1on nav
sansrs and allows you to pay IT on IN a1S ~
sized notes you desire 11 nag for tne use Of
~ ,ooney tor the length of time you car ~
1you m have loan with some SIcs other vom mors
We win pay ii of ana soTaf on1aaeyfniiy given,
n5 m0n1S 1S cost to ou unless the loan Is mSaf S
Loans made any where In t1S st SnoT, scisn.
and get rates. Font ROOM nis AO
fffic american building,
Nat,orAl Morts age Loan 90.
Gas F ST., N. W.
The colored American., 1903-03-14

s4OO to $500 day guaranteed
to every person sending name and
address to the Scott Remedy &c
Louis ,ille, KY. Write at once.
The colored American., 1903-03-14

General Grant once said that to Sc
cure the repeal of an obnoxious law
we should enforce it. Let the Negroes
do a little enforcing of the exclusion
acts by keeping in their pockets their
disdained nickels, and the situation
will right itself
The colored American., 1903-03-14

1t would be a wise move on the part
Of all Negroes in towns where an in
famous Jim Grow car law is operative
to boycott the whole business. Nothing
brings capital to it's senses so quickly
as its failures to make its investments
pay.
The colored American., 1903-03-14

Let the Negro acquire land, engage
in business, send out his argOsies Of
trade, and be a factor in all that af-
fects the veal of his community. The
rewards of life come to him who COM
mandS the dollars