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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
OVACION AL CANDIDATE

PrecediendO sus acompanantes,
81 senior Larrinaga entr6 en- el salon
las cuatro de la tarde. La asanblea,
de pie, vi5rante, conmo vida, recibi6
al patricia electo con una ovaci6n que
Sc prolong6 tres cuatro minutes. El
senior Larrinaga aprovech6 el primer
instante de silencio con frase en- que
sc advertfa una profunda emocion, do
las gracias q sus correligiouarios ha-
bio, con no simulada modestia, de que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
PfecintO ll}tnl. 6

Toda aquella parte de "a ciudad
de San Juan entire el este de Cruz, ell
oeste de Tanca, | a parte sur de Luna y
norte de las murallas vieias de la ciu-
dad la marina.
Casa de don Martin Reyes, 81
Allen ST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
EN- ESTA lMPRENTA

Sc hacen toda cIase de trabalos
tipografcos, por diffciles one sean v
a precios m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
fecjnfO MIN. 8

Toda aquella parte de Ia ciudad
de San Juan al este de Tanca hasta
ell castillo de San Cristobal y sur de
Luna Y norte de las murallas viejas
del pueblo incluyendo al teatro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10

el cargo es superior sus facultades
Y prometi6 desempeharlo con todas las
fuerzas de su yoluntad de su inteli-
gencia, hasta salir adelante caer con
honra en- la derrota.
Nuevos aplausos acogieron su dis
curse. Y, despu6s DE tratar otros
particulares sin importancia, el senor
Presidente levant6 la session con frases
patri6ticas entusiastas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
Division electoral de San Juan
Y Sus barTioS
Pfecll1tO Iltllt. I

Toda la parte de San Juan desde
81 castillo del MORO hasta Ia parte
oeste de Ia Gale del Cristo; hasta la
parte norte de Ia calle de San Fran
cisco, de allf por el norte de Ia ca
lie de San Francisco hasta el R6cintO
del oeste.
Casa de don Jose Ruiz, Recfnto
del oeste frente la Puerta de San
Juan.
PTecinto MIN. ?
Toda aquella parte del pueblo de
San Juan desde el este de Cristo has
ta ell oeste de Cruz; al sur por el nor
te de Sol inclusos.
Casa de don Jose Mendfn, Gale
del Sol MIN. %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
Preci11tos nllneroS 1I q ~.
Toda pquelIa parte de Ia ci

Toda Bquella parte de la ciudad
de San Juan conocid a por Pnerta de
TERRA desde la fabrica de Hielo de
Goyco Ca. hasta el Oeste de San
tiago St. Y dividida alfabGcicamente.
Precinto ndmero II, electores desde "A
hasta K Inclusive. Casa de don Fe-
lix Padial. de San Agustfn Puerta de
TERRA. Precinto ndmero y, electo-
res desde L hasta Il inclusive. Casa
de don UIises Loubriel, frente q la
Iglcsi@, ~ Puerta de Terra.
Preciutos ndmeros 13 D ~.
Toda aquella parte de la ciudad
de San Juan conocida por Puerta de
TERRA desde ell Este de Santiago st.
hasta Ell Puente de San Antonio. Di-
cha porci6n de "a ciudad habiendo
sido dividida aIfab6ticamente en- dos
precintos. Precinto ndmero 13, cleo
torres daede A hasta K Parque de bonn
beros, Fuelta de TERRA Casa de don
II. Salicrup, Carretera Segunda Ii
nea.
Prec1tto MIN 15.
Toda aquella parte de a ciudad
de San Juan eonocida por Cangrejos
9 Santurce hasta la calle Dufaut in
elusive.
Parque de .bomberos.
Preciato MIN 1C
Desde la calle Duffaut hasta el
camino del Parque, irclusive.
Casa de las senoritas Franco,
Parada %, Santurce.
Pfecinto MIN. H.
Desde Ell camino del Parq ue h4sta|
el puente de Martin Pena.
Casa de don Pedro Zamorano,
cerca de la Tglesia Cat6lica, Sauturce.
John p. Keapee.
Presidente de la Junta de Eleccio-
nes del Distrito de San Juan
Iosf o. del TTaile.
Pedro q. Ifg3ft41g /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
Preci1liO MIN. g

Toda aquella parte del pueblo de
San Juan entire Ell este de CristO has
ia ell oeste de Cruz, la parte sur del
Sol la parte nofte de San Francisco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10
Precil1tO MIN.

Toda aquella parte de la ciudad
de San Juan entire ell este de Cruz a.
oeste de Tanca el norte de Luna.
Casa de don Pedro del Vale, ca
lie del Sol n1merO 73.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-10

Soda aquella parSe del pueblo de
San Juan entire la parte sur de San
Francisco, a parte oeste de la Cruz,
la parte norte de Tetuan hasta las
murallas de Ia ciudad, 6 incluyendo q
la Fortaleza.
Casa de don Emilio Montilla,
Allen MIN. 8.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
SOUTHERN MAY BUILD TO
MIDDLESBORO MINERAL.
Contractors Have an Eye on
the South and Western at
Present.

Knoxville. Tenn. Oct. 20 1t IL report
90 that the southern R,ilway may touu
build the contemplated line OF 'he Mid
dieshoro Mineral Railroad, which rad
runs from Niddicshoro into Harlan Cuuu
tv. Nv The right of Say has been Sc
cured. aud everything 10 ready when the
contract 8. let. 60 60 ahead 9TH ,hs
building Hos -oou this NAV I've lei cant
30 learned here. hut that the road intends
60 build before great while l. assured.
when the actual work begins ON this
lime there H. likely 60 hc some activity on
the part o. the Louisville and Nashvill .
Rtilroad iu the same quarter, as 10 will hs
iakea a. an Invasion into What the Lou
i.viue aud Nashville has been thinking IL
Is own range.
The change iu Ownership OF the Sonth
and Weston Kahwsv j. being regs rdsd
Nth interest hv the railroad contractors
/ Il being con.iierd that those Who buy IL
intend a. a matter of course TO build th'
70 ID on 10 soines here. 10 the origiuS|
nlsu is carried out there will be consider
ahl. construction ~ork 90 10 done.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
THE LADIES

Favor painting their churches. and there
fore wc urge every Minister TO- remember
We give liberal quantity % the Longmsn
& Martinez Paint toward The painting.
Wcar- and covers Ike gold.
Don't pay 81 ~ a galloH for linseed OF
worth go cents which sou DO -hen you
h-- other paints ia can With p"iui
label vu o..
SAUDI Z make %. therefore whcn NoH
SAINT fourteen Ions If paint, bay only :
ri b. a N.. aud miN gallons pu'e Lin-rcd
u.l with Do, and thus get paint ~ less than
20 lu per gallon.
Nau, houses arr we'll painted With foui
-ali.u. Of g. NJ. and three gallons ul
Lu-ccd oil mixed thcrcvith.
Those Celebrated Paints arc sold 10y J
" krlv 81 >.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
To Be Held at Norton Friday
and Saturday. November
25th and goth, 1904.

FRIDAY. NOV. IS.
I0a. 200. Opening Exercises, BY Rev. X.
4 Shuler.
" elcome Address. bv Mayor J. +. Alley
aud Prot. Chapman.
Re- pon-es. hy } "A. Dodge aud A. NJ.
QusNs
p. ~. Public Sentiment - Factor in
Education. NJ A. Riggs, c. r. Null
uu- aud Miss Ella Rich@rdson.--Dis-
cGssiou.
RECESS.
80 q. M. Are Teachers Meetings Pioh-
iuhlcr Rev. ". a. wsmplsr aud c.
". Rudoina -Discussion.
2..o D. ~ What should We have foi
Opening Exercises ia SchOolsr r. J
Davis. &. \ Kennedy and Miss Nan
ME Slcmp .--Discu~sion.
3:45 p. N. Duties Of the Principal Of 4
Graded school. By Z. II. Shsppe.-
Discussion.
80 p. IA, Educational Mass Meeting a
the Nethodis, Church-Adiresses b,
Supt ". II Davidson, % Lee county
Attorneys a. y Kiig"re. Of Norton
George 4. feery, OF Wise; J. 7. Bul
li,i, Of Big stone Gap; and others.
SATURDAY. NOV 26.
Sam Opening Exercises, lay Rev. X.
simmons.
/ $50 70. m Written Ex~rcis~~ IN Scbao
Mr.. 4 H. Shepge, ". l. Dasids u
aud Miss F~rnhnit ---pi-eussioa.
( 10 80 =. M The Teachers ~ork outsid
the Schooi- room, D, ". X Volt,
Miss Reid aud X. II. Boiling .-Di.
cussiOn.
N 30 A. N. School E1hihitions. W.
Mcneil and Miss J.. +. BeAiy.-Dii
] cusrious-
80 p. 10. Address. by Supi r. L. Count
on the Educational Progress OF vi.
County.
300 D. M. Should there be Unif9rmity
Grading our Public Sehooi-f X.
ShePPe. 4. 2. Kenneds and 4. NJ. A.
dingt0n.-
500 D. m. Prnctieal Queries and Misee
iauroas Business
400 p. NJ. Adjournment.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
Stop My Paper.

A Subscriber writes US 20 discontinue his
paper. because he does not agree With
what Ne said on certain suhjest. We
are sorry for him. We think Of Shat he
is coming 20 ifhe stops everything that
does not please him. Amer little while
no paper. secular or religious. will eome
to his house, for 10 70 Impossible 10 tad
one In which everything will be according
20 his Judgment. No megszine ~lli lie on
bic table for his ~ifc and children. No
sermon all bs heard for bis souls edih
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
Doesn't Respect Old Age

Ia. shamsful ~heu youth fails 20 show
proper respect fsr old age. hat just the
Lontrary in the case OF Dr.. Kings New
cife Pills. Thsy cut OF maiodies 40 mat
ter how severe sud irrespective Of old age.
Dvspspsis, Jaundice. Fever. Constipation
IN WELD 10 this perfect PHI 25c, AZ }. "
kelly's Drug Store. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
a LITTLE ABOUT
EVERYTHING.
Short Pungent Paragraphs OF
Interest TO Everyone.

We aisays kaou ~hen the other fello~'s
sell 81
The size Of lsdia is sboo, Aaii that Of
the nitcd States.
A Chiesgo FhysioiAr hgures out that IN
100 years The ~bois sorld ~ill be crazy.
The cost OF taking the arst eenscs vas
little over one cent per hesd. that u The
last ceusas seventeen ceuts.
Hot ssies. lfisisn = eepfsi on rising
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

cation, for his pastor viu cay senetssng
be does not like. Indeed, be may be CON-
PEELED stop reAAinx the hihse. for ~e al
End some things there which are pretty
hard on ~. The fact IL there must be
freedom Of 6i-cnssion within reasonable
bounds. and Il We resd s~mcshias not to
our liking. We should no, throw away all
the good on that sccount.-United Pres
hyferian
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

The total income OF the people Of the
United Kingdom as estimated by Sir
Robert Gl1en and Prot Bowley. APP
proaches $4,000 900 0oo. our popula-
ton Al this moment is A. nearly as pos
sibie 4s.0o0.00o Dividing $4,000. 900 600
b IS .00o. 600. we set nearly s235 as tho
annual income per head OF the BritsA
people Taking a family as i've persons.
We see that the average income per fam
ly Is about Si,lsS per annum-LOnd0a
News
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
THE
NEW YORK WORLD.
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
- Pages = Week
go. i5o Papers Year
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
rubush~d every Alternate lay .1e.rt
Sunday.

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papers in size, Frequency Of puhlic..ionI
and the ire .hness, s,.ulsc7 rul W. .i,fr A
its conteute II hfsrll the merits of 4,
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readers win fcstilv. 10 iss gai1s. roror.
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IL pgiu = ,he news oi sll ihe ro "a tsrl
ing special Coaesoondersc from OIL nj
portant news points on the glone Do "A
brilliant illustrations. stories hr cred
authors. = capital humor na-e. compiled.
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aud vomen's work snd other special d,
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We offer this unequal newspaper
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

Eihel-But why does your father OBJ
ject TO him.
Edith-oh. just 20 he can say: 4 told
you 50" after We are married. suppose.
Puck
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
NEW COMPANY IN MONT
GOMERY COUNTY.

Roanoke. Va. Oct 25.-Among the
charters granted blythe Virgins Corpora
ton Commission Friday sas one 20 kipps
Amntacite Coal Company, ct Cambria,
Mouig nmrry Coautv. Capital Sio,OOu TO
So .u00. President. Eidge~ay Hoh; vice.
president Grorge g. Kipps. secretary.
X Roiert kipp-.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

Dolly Decollete. I hear. puts every
penny her husband makes on her backi"
Then he can't be making much. -
Brooklyn Life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
THEYwEREwEALTHY

Fenfence OF conversation. TITS good TO
rcei that there isn't . ths.s money viii
buy that you can't have n you take
notion that you vantit OF course. there 9
are som. eaings that money can't buy. ,
but Il feels good 70 have II In unlimited
quantities all the same. Yes. l made my
money mining. 4
we were a party. One OF my compan-
ions In prosperity was Rapid City drug
gist. Jim Gilmore: the other was very
secent gambler, George Curwen- There
was a third but ne wasn't a particularly
companionable fellow. We took him
along because he claimed to know the
country and 10 be able 10 nake good
batch OF biscuits His name was Sway
ner and he owned the team that we hired.
We started about the middle Of April /
and We scratched around over the hills I
anti the end OF June before we finally I
struck a. We were on our way back and /
Ne stopped over nighs AZ Tim Dougher- /
ty's ranch on Poodle Dog We had bully
rood supper there and after supper Gil
more pulled out OF his pockets some Of
he rock that he had been loading him
self down with all day.
''Old Tim bounced on 10 one piece Of the
assortment That looks like Yellow
Jacket rock. be SAID. Yellow jacket was
mine that was running out $50 and 400
ore right slong-the biggest thing that
bad been known for years. We all
crowded around while the old man took
a more careful look through magnify
Ing glass Then he went 20 a mineral
cabinet he had and picked out speoi-
nen and laid 81 by tho side 81 Gilmore's
& Was impossible 20 tell them apart ex-
cspt by the shape
'' That's Yellow Jacket Goat said old
TIN. pointing 60 his lump Yours Is
ioat. too Now n you can find the vein.
boys. you're all right"
You may bet We were ND and hunting
A. soon as Il was light enough 20 see In
The morning. and by II o'clock we found
, the vein Curwen u was who found d..
100. lie was picking along the side OF
the mountain. like a hungry hen pressed
Tor time. when We heard him yell. We
ran. but before We got 90 him he was
down IN a four-foot hole. up agains' two
'eet Of the vein. with two feet ~ por-
phyry cap. We worked like beavers that
laftarnoon. all four Of us. and what DO you
think we'd Eot7 An cieht-foot vein and
within a quarter Of a mile o. the Bur
lunrtou railroad Nofreirhting. no mill.
ing no nothing except 90 ship that So
u 500 ore down % Omaha
when 10 was beginning TO get darl
~ etakct out our ririm-tcn acres so.
BY 500 feet. and Put up our notice. thor
rc stoppef and took breath We dldn'
10 hack 20 Tins hut built a IRE ani
made camp close by tho discovery on
eva,ner cooked up bite. but We could
a.. cat We couldn't speak above
Ihoarer whisper
90 Wen De shipping inside OF ten DAYS
Ihlseed Curwcn by ginger They coul
run cars without any track over iha
Ground hovsi DO you realize % yet7'
~T don't, rrovicd swayucr You wal
lam vouseo the assay
As ouick as a fash Curwen snake
out a. corpu'ent pockcthook and hcEa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10
STEAM LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER. KY.

This is one Of the most compl.,.
aud up-to-date Laundries In the COM,
try and Away does hrst-clas. VOL
j. ". Kelly is agent at Big Ston,l
Gap. Basket leaves here Tussds1
night aud returns Saturday morBi. !.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

Renew your subscription to the
Big Stone Gap Posr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

Just few word. to the bows and girls. II
YOU have the opportunity DO not waste
Il. Make your school DAYS count 10 the
best advantage. II means work, OF course
Il does. hut YOU need never expect 10 get
snvthing Of value without an equivalent
Many OF the common iahOrsrs of today
Who gain miserable livelihood II the
hardest kind of labor will tell you tha,
they brought the trouble on Themselves
bv idiing away the golden hours Of school
DAYS The more the work the better.
You need TO exercise the BODY 10 keep II
strong and IN the hest Of health. and o.
YOU must exercise the brain If you would
have a healthy rro~th. Do not go 10
school just 20 avoid hravv work, and maxi
yourself a shirk or an idier; but 90 re
solved 20 stand Al the head OF your clasi
aud earn the place hv systematic con
sricntious study Your entire futur'
/ depends on the foundation you lay in
youth Appreciate the sacrifice Vour par
| ents are making tor your benefit aud shov
/ ihem IL il not go vsiu .--Exchspgs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

81 vas taken severely siek With tidnSy
trouble. tried all sorts Of medicines,
none Of which reiivsd me. Oned.y as-
an I'D. Of your Electric Bitters sud drier-
mined to trr that. After taxing . lev
doses felt relieved. sad so''h there after
vas entirely cured. aud have not seen q
sick dsy since. Nsirhhors Of mine hsv.
been cured Of Rhsum.ti.m. Neuralgia.
Liver aud kidney troubles and General
Debility" this Z, whAt Il. r. Bass, oi
fremont. \. Z. writer. ouiy soc, at J. "
Ken,s Druggst. a.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-10

Since 1890 fhe uumhcr uf mHlur caf-
taxed iu France has Increased irom 1891
/ Co lZH~t lu the same lapse oi time inc
/ total unu,i,~t oi hur-rs has decreased Do,
n,afl, %. nc0. the present hgure hcias o.,
2g6.u pn. while that ct hurse draua N,h'c-
ls. has dcmiuish~d Boy no less than 2i5,
as. But there are stiN i,ss5,554 ot them
600 use.
Whata grand power i. the poser oi
Thought, aud WHIST gruud being IS man
~heu be- wees IL right, because, sitter ah.
q lsthe use made ol % thAt H. the Important
Thing Character Gomez out ct thrusht
coz rsthef thought comes uui ot chsiaeier
rA, particular thoughts are Lac h..ss"ms
90 trees. they tell OF what kind iti- A
lc thnketh 90 his hcatt, so be is.
Germany hasa cit, situated TO- 90,
Black forest containing about 1890 ia
hahfianis which gets along without pay
iuc ANY taxes, all municipal expenses ie
ius provided fer 10y the Nearly yet reve
nue Of the public ptopesiv. Thi- consist
oi 5000 aces 90 forrest, managed undr
the best forestry methods. aud the auuu
al return from O., pretty regular in q
= mount j. sufficient - meet al require
b. mcuts. when tree H. cut do~u ono %
} more is planted, sad the Weld u cause
, quently uudimiHishiug No tree "a CO
, iiil it is af a growth to yield the maHimus
profit This pay all the eity's expenses
SSH surplus.
a History sho~s that about enc mau DO
miiliOu really ever tGiuks, aud that think
INK has never heru held 80 such iuteRs
reprobatiou - 20 make IL al extreEel
dangerous pasiime. A thinker used {
/. be ia olden times very lecky 1t he got "a
with his life The hest ones raj
4 did not. Bat their thoughts pushed "a
world forWNrd uO matter What Vas dos
~ith their l,odses. aud a. result, ne Al
less apt toda. % cruelty, poison, hgrn
stake, or imprison the great ihihke
II Though macy scors and de,est thea gu,
a. people OF their time did Socrates 81
calico. Facts are cold, stshboF~ shini
~ aud 20 fact Vas ever colder OF harder lbs
y that better understanding OF lass OF VI
u - being forced apon the world. sud il
,e quite IN accord with tho pzst that d
world shonld accept facts and uutns ai,'
=. The most desperate resistance.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Andrew Carnegie is quick to acknowl
edge the worth of a peaceab1e, lovable
people like the Negro, and grants that
the 100000 bales of cotton produced
by us early places our labor as the cor
ner stone of American commerce. We
are surely rising.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Mr.. ]. T. Johnson, the tonsorialist, of
1903 P ST., N w, has been confined to
his bed with stomach trouble for the
last several days, but is improving.
The colored American., 1904-01-23
A PIONEER JOURNALIST.

The Colored American, Washington,
D. c., of which Mr.. E. E. Cooper is
,ditor. is always brimful of news with
pointed and strong editorials on the
i've issues of the day. Mr.. Cooper
IS one of the pioneer journalists of the
ace, and is we'll versed in the news
PAPER business all along the line
We congratulate him in the marked
success. to which he has brought The
CoIored American.-NashDiIt Clarion
The colored American., 1904-01-23

The truly national correspondent does
not go to the trouble of writing in date
line The dear reader is supposed TO
know his location if indeed point of
view is considered in connection with one
who deals out news to the universe.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

The demand of the age is for men who
can make things happen" The man
who does is worth a million of men who
merely talk.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Mr.. Fortunes clincher ticket, 'Roose-
Welt and Hanna" wouldn't be bad if it
were a possibility, The Roosevelt and
Fairbanks combination has the call,
however, at this stage of the game.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Invest dollar in good citizenship by
contributing that amount to the cause
of effective education such as taught at
schools like Tuskegee and Hampton.
with a live Business Mems League.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Take along a few dimes if you go
to the St. Louis Exposition. They may
come in handy in case of emergency.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Lawyer Albert S. White, of Kentucky,
very fittingly dubs John Edward Bruce
the Dean of Negro Correspondents.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Industrial education is the safest guar
antee of bread and butter to the we'll
equipped worker. c. w. Moore, a for
mer student in Tuskegee tailoring de-
The colored American., 1904-01-23

WANTED A good co1ored printer can
ind steady job by applying to the Sea-
side Press Publishing Company, 1925
Arctic avenue, Atlantic City, N J. A
man preferred. Salary from 81 to $40
per week, according to the ability of the
printer. If.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

The right to work in the North is as
pressing a problem as the right to vote
in the South.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Washington City still suffers from the
effects of her last attack of convention
lists. The disease is complicated with
oratorical and resolution indigestion.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Through the dropping of the Christ
mas weeks issue a number of our con-
temporaries gave their faithful en-
ployees" a vacation that the said en-
ployees could ill-afford.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Editor w. D. Johnson's Louisville
daily has reached the persistent ru-
NOR" stage.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

partment is now employed in large
tailoring establishment in Topeka, Kan
Sas, at $I2.5 per week and room.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

If companionship in misery helps any,
Mr.. w. T. Ferguson can recall the fact
that the late James G. Blaine had trouble
with people who forgot to obey the in
junction, please burn this letter"
The colored American., 1904-01-23

1t would help some if the Negro saw
to it that black does not necessarily stand
for ignorance, poverty, shiftlessness and
filth.
The colored American., 1904-01-23
5000 FREE

% every person who will send their
address we will give particulars how
'ou can secure the above sum. Write
-o-day. Address: Scott Remedy Co,
P. o. Box $40, Louisville. KY"
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Go West or South young professional
mani Get out of the Washington De-
partments and make your diplomas
worth at least the paper they are printed
upon.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

1t might be in order for Mr.. Archi-
bald II. Grimke to revive the National
Negro Democratic League, as a counter
move to the Hayes Peo0le's Program.
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Suppose the alleged Suffrage Convene
ton had endorsed President Roosevelt,
what would the action have amounted
to?
The colored American., 1904-01-23

Partner C. w. Forbes, of the Boston
Guordiam, should not insist too strongly
upon an immediate settlement Per
haps Mr.. Trotter needs the money.