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Comments And
Criticisms,

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ont of bere and give you good
wsllopping" to which the Negro
osImly replied: "You nay have more
money than [, bn. you haven't q
id bit more of man hood and if you
'hink so climb down and we'll settle
the matter right here in the road ss
to which one gets the wallopping."
Ibe rich man "rsred and charged"
but the Negro STOOD like 9 lion aod
defed bin 70 get out. After seeinR
that the rich NAB was only bot
air producer, the Negro called him b
cowsrdly cur, prefxed with swo
emphasize adjectives, and told him BIZ
bad "grest notion to get into the
car and land on you once any way,"
At this jupcturc, the argument
ceased, the chauffeur opened the
throttle and the car moved rapidly
onward. The rich man who had
been very talkaiive. prior to the cpl.
sode, remained as quiet as e mouse,
and when questioned as TO his quiet
ness said; Il was just thinking what
a brave Negro that vasl Why I
have blutfed hundreds Of Negroes
and made them believe l would eat
them alive, but I guess they are get,
ting more manhood and as long rs 7
live Ill never try to bluff another
one.'
Uocle Reuben.
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ipgfor white.

ing for white,
Under sucb conditions, how can
men sworn to be just in rendering
decisions, decide that one eighth Of
Negro blood deprives a child from
going to school with what is called
white children, as was done in Wash.
ingson, D. G., and that one-,hirtie,h
of Negro blood in a certain .tction
Of Maryland makes q child Negro.
aud units it to 60 TO school with the
pale face. God says: "Of one blood
all nations were made" But why
idlscuss it further for if they sold
their own flesh ard blood on tho
slave quo zion block, what re.pe ct Cor
IT. could they have on the llues Of
liberty and manhood? All in all,
what q feariully hlack thereafter
awaits this nation, for one hundred
years hence, Aries, India and Japsn
will be wide awake, and uni!, q.
How much better it would be for
Tie peoples Of the three sections of
the world above named a hundred
years hence, to look to America, as
did the Wise men to Jerusale ID, when
the Savior of mtn came and meet The
a mericaDs hereon and have an inter.
national jubilee over The Christ Ike
wsJ they enlightened tbs IL?
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KILL MORE THAN WILD
BEASTS.

The number of people killed yeerIy
oy wild beasts don't epprosch the
vast p omher killed by disease germs.
No life is safe from their attscks.
They're IN air, water duet, even food.
Bnt grand protection ia afforded by
electric Bisters, which destroy and
expei these deadly diseaae germs
from The system. That's why cbills,
FEVER and asgue, all mslarial and
many blood diseeses yield promptly
10 this wonderful blood purifier.
Try them, and enjoy the glorioue
health and new strepg.h they'll give
you. Only 500 ct all druggists.
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Father above.

Ta'usf ahOfe.
Prot. Kelley Miller, deeply carve d
IN bony bad his think tank full Of
solid fscts, and knew how TO drive
them into the hearts and souls Of his
hearers. He il q brain giant-a
workable King David on the arpu-
ments'ive ieid of battle with the
caste Cursed Go.iaths. When he
told Of Charles Sumner walking
up tie iele OF the l5.h ST.,
Presbyterian Church, (wbero the
Sumner contennisl was held) leanin =.
on the orm Of Fred. Duuslase, i,
seemed for fow seconds that an aH-
gelic photographed flashed the scene
on the wall and the auhieuce vas
caught up into tho third heaven.
Hla picture should hang on The wall
ofevery Negro home in Am rico.
FIX Senator Chandler's speech had
'he old Sumner, Garrison, John
Brown and Douglass tenor to IL. He
stood with them in those bloody DAYS
for freedom, end ola as be is. he
declared he would do it again.
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Martinshurg's recent poultry sho W
was great aud bad some fire fowls,
but il We ere Capable ofjndging, the
finest cl.ickens taken there, were
those OF MIR. A, NJ. Gilbert. Not
only wer" they the finest looking,
but the heaviest, the heal,hiess, ard
the best layers. His rooster that
some declared would weigh four lbs
weighed 7 pounds and one ounce
1t will pay uny one TO call at Dir
Gilbert's home to see hie stock and
get pointrra on chicken culture.
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Naturally an inferior operate crit
Ic-for smalls souls are caste lovers
takes it upon himself through the
Washington, d c., Post to try to
iujure Bert Williams, leading man in
tho "FolIies Of l91O," whose shoe
latcbes he is unworthy to loose. He
admits he is wonderful character
in bis line, possibly untxcelled IN
the world, but thinks it is terrible
for Williams TO play with a white
troup, and be presented 70 cultured
audiences. Our opinion is that SUI
periority professionally and refine
ment are the embodiment of culture,
and the fact that Bert Williams ia
paid eleven hundred dollars a week
is pretty good evidence that bo is
worth it.
What laughing stock this critic
would DO were he pittcd for worth
and ability against blhck men like
Sinclair, Kelly Miller, Ira Aldridge,
were he living, Dr.. BIyden, Benjamin
'TapneF, S. CoIcr'dge Taylor, Archi.
bald Grjmk', j. ". Cromwell, G gorge
w. Cock aDd 3 million others, Color
has not and never will be the worlds
yard etick n measuring men, but
cultured pcnlality is. Exclamation
and the steady and solid progress
the Negro race is making, the time is
not far off when justice reigns, that
the living whites will be ashamed of
their history and wish for the Ne
groes.
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Professional Schools
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University. Svu0enLs Alu. Low OK
penses, Isaac Clark, -. D., Ueau.
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Medical, Dental and PnarmaceuLical
Colleges.
FOrty-nine professors. Modern lab
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The moot singular thing to US is
the pale faced-uot white-A
cans hate their own blood which OF
their own accord aud liking they
placed. The black women were not
responsible for giving births to mil
lions of mulattoes. Indeed Ben
Tillman said in that South Carolins
Constitutional Convention, that three
fourths of The best white people of
South Carolina had Negro blood in
their veins. We know many col
men taken for white, who have white
wives and plenty of coloicd white
women who have white husbands
There are folly million men whose
mothers were N'grots, tba, are pass.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-01-21

Why the democratic will 90 to
Charleston and play baby acts, is a
mystery to US. The commoncst
political laymen can easily see tina,
all the Senate has, may or can do
under the situation will be ILLEGAL.
Being through the aid of the best
republicans in this state that YOU
got in power, it would have helped
you wonderfully to have offered
them more than you asked. As it is
you are ipjuring your own cause
and re- uniting the republican party
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end f1e thousand bsva bsen mur.
dered without srisl or jury.
Be assured "your sins will find you
out Wba, shame on country
that is spending Thousands to edo
cate bes:bens, snd boasts Of the
higbest civilization, eweetencd By the
best CT Christianity.
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WEST BOUNI
No IS Daily Ills m 70, P;tt!bure
Clncionau, Louisville and -. Louis.
Connects lcr Romney except o.nday aad
at Grafton for Wheeling daily.
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Piusburg ard Chicago.
NC daily. at STA p m for Grafton.
Pltshcu and Chicago.
No. 7 Daily 1877 IL Tor Wheeling Gel
unhu. and Chicago.
Louisville and St. Louis. Connects for
BerE cley Springs except Sunday.
No Daily at $40 a IN ior Cincinnati
Louisville and st LOUIS.
Fer Cumberland and way Stations, No
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NO IS Daily except Sunday al &. 50 m
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EAST BOUND
No Daily at 4.Io m for Washing
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HI gerstown except Sunday and treuer-
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No. 40 9.4I a. m, for Washington and
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n New Religion s'Or The
Negro.
Negro.

Tao mode Of prayer moods pruning.
70 he lluwtry and vcc;fcrous in pray.
or, arc two Of their Leading elements.
forgetting ,hst Gods decree i. to do
it lii your c,oscla. God. nature
through ours is best reached t,y Sill :
plc!ty. A thought, desire, "a sigh,
a glance, q word uc.uated by SINGER
ity to labor is a prayer sure TO be
answered by God.
What sense is there in begging
God t. help US and to have mercy
en- u! About as much as there
~ould have been 10 have beg ged
CHARLES Sumner, John Brown, Har-
rlet Beecher Stowe, William Lloyd
Garrison or Lovejoy to have helped
tree the slaves. Such rot would
have disguised them, for two of
them died for freedom and two 9TH
ers legged dee'h for it. Your pray
ers coS!d not have made th~m more
legal to your cause because their
cup Of love for you was full and
flowing ever for your bodily
freedom as Code is a thousand
times more for the freedom and con-
s'ant growth Of your souls.
Fred Douglass said be prayed and
prayed and prayed for freedom, but
be never got it till he made his feet
pray, and YOU may pray in your way,
praise God and shout till you are
ola and gray as badgers and obtain
nothing un lees you work and do well
your whole duty.
God made the land and He made
man-the latter 70 til il, the form'
to produce. Suppose sou buy
farm and all you do g to go on it
and pray day and night giving God
thanks for having made it. what
will you get from the soil? Nothing!
You must work it to get the re-
suits for which it was made. What
Is true of your praise and prayers
Tor the soil God made without work.
ing it, is equally true of your fool
lsh praise Of him for making you. He
means for you to work. He tells YOU
10 go cut into the hedges and high
ways and compel them to come in.
he also tells you the harvest is ripe.
Why not go out and cut it instead
OF cutting the throats Of your BROTH
ers? Why don't you cut and gar
ner the ripened grain? 1t means
ID try to save those walking closer
and closer to the dangerous and
deadly pitfalls Of life, and It eIao
means to pillow, plant and cultivate
the soil, cut and garner tho products.
Some may say the seed of the right.
cous shall Dot beg bread and that is
True, from the fact a man can't be
righteous without being industrious,
for when jesus in his prayer says
Give US this day our daily bread
Ho means the will and honor to
work for it..
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Two Contrasts

There WAS time ftosu 10 the
memory Of acme living, when fer
the want Of better ard faster leo.
motion, loving father rode behind
hearse conveying the body Of his
dead daughter from Washington, D
c., to Lexington, Va. So sincere
was his devotion for his child, dead
or alive, he never recovered from a
sight he saw on that long sad trip
the jostlipg of the hearse caused
blood to ooze and drop from Ter
dead body.
How different now when our dis
tlnguished mems loved ones al. at
Washington. They flash i, over
tie world like lightning end cross
the continent In palace cars in less
time than it took Governor Mellow
ell to take his daughter 10 Licking
ton, Va. The frat contract, there
fore, is the marvellous improve mente
mat have been made-tnen there
"ero no railroads III America, now
they are the network of this countrv.
But Oh God! the other Contrast
dovernor Mcdowell was a great
and good man. True, be owned
slsves, but be loved them and thew
al loved him. No slave was whipped
on bis plantation and the culture of
mainline So and womauly virtue among
them was his constant contention,
and TO that end, the slaves and tho
master bowed daily in prayer in the
manor.house, and there is not to be
toun9 living colored person who
belonged 10 Governor Mcdowell, but
reveres bis memory.
Then in Lexington, Va, there was
3 colored professor who taught the
whites; colored man was treasurer
In the white peoples church, and a
Negro preacher had SO ingratiated
himself, he was hauled from rlace tn
place sometimes a distance Of 40 and
so mil, 8 to preach. liz so aroused
the people Of that section that on
one Occasion, after preaching, the
sSaud was covered with money to the
amount Of many hundred dollars and
be advised to and did go 10 eDIign,en
aud christlaDize those in Liberia.
Then the black mother generally
had beautiful picture on her bos.
ON often md on from the getting
up to the going TO bed,
1t was Two colors Of babes, sugsipg
at Der brees', and she fondled, loved.
cared for and cooed alike to both
Ehe masters and the missresses and
their children always had colored
persons to travel With them W oerever
they went and ale with ,beir Chill.
dren ct he beef ho'eIe
To-day, although declared free men
and women by the Cone .itu,,un Of
be United States, the reepec a bic,
progressive, educated and refined
Negroes ere mcrowed, disfrapc hlsed,
segregated oy Law IN Maryland and
AlabsmO; denied jary rights aud
justice nine times in ten in cour,e
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SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1910

United in Cincinnati Ohio, eh?
How much better TO have been
united in West Virginia before and
on tue day OF election.
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ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE

"Iwensy one years ago | faced an
awful DEATH" wri'es, II. B. Martin,
Port HARRISON, S @. doctors said
bad consumption and be dreadful
cough l bad looked like it, sure
enough. l tried everything, | could
bear of, for my cough, and wac an
der the treatment Of The best doctor
in Georgetown, S. O. for a year, bu,
could get DO relief. A friend I'D weed
me to try Dr. Kings New Diecovery
l did 80, end wac completely cured
feel tha' l owe my life 10 this grea,
throat and long cure" Lis positive
ly guaranteed for cougbs, colds and
ell bronchial sffec'iops. So & ST. 90
Irlal bottle free u all dtuep,ss.
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When you have any bing ;bal
needs repairing, call a. Lemen'e.
" eat Martin Street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-20

Professor and Mrs. GiImore's Reeep.
tier.
The faculty and students OF the Col
lege of Hawaii, the board of regents
and their wives were entertained at
an elaborate reception Tuesday after
noon from to 6. This beautiful re-
ception was given at the Gilmores
home in Manoa Valley. The home was
decorated with the College col
ors Of white and green. White roses,
carnations and daisies played con-
spicuous part in the decorating
scheme. Tropical palms, smilax and
hanging baskets we're effectively used
through this beautiful home. Profess
scr and Mrs. Ballou, Professor and
Mrs. Keller and Professor and Mrs.
Bryan assisted the host and hostess
in receiving. over one hundred guests
paid their respects and enjoyed the
hospitality of Professor and Mrs. Gill
more. Mrs. Arthur Andrews and Miss
Minnie Chapman poured tea and cho-
colate in the dining room. Miss Lee
MISE M.'laill O'"rh' M,s' ohes'eI
NUM- MiS' Mar.iil ana MISS Ellsworth
asS's'eu III passing Tue ICES ana cake
MIS- FREDERICK hrauss served iruit
punch On me lanai that had. oeeh
converted into tropical bower.
Ailohs inc guests were:
rIo'eSSor ana MRS. Johh M. Young,
PROFESSOR ana Mrs. r. Dohaghho' FRO
lessor anu Mrs. II. l. Dilllhgham'
i'"ieSSor ana Mrs' H. A. heiler' rro-
lessor and MRS. A. H. Andrews. Pro
lessor ana MIS- H. NJ. Baiiou' FRO
iessor ana Mrs' f. b. Porter ProfeS-
So' ana MIS- V. MacCaughey' rev
eIe"u ana Mrs' W. feIlhy' Dr. flerre
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-20
Cartwright. Williams, Nuptials.

Cartwright Williams Nuptials.
The approaching nuptials Of Miss
Claire Williams and Mr. Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., is furnishing society much
that is pleasant to talk about. For
this wedding. followed by large re-
ceptiOn promises to be one Of the
most magnificent and beautiful AFFAIRS
ever given in HOnoulw The decora-
tions will be pink and blue, this color
has recently been adopted in Paris
and is very popular in France. Miss
Williams is very original girl and
possesses great artistic ability, some
of the plans for the wedding are be-
ing Kept quiet SO they will come AS
a distinct pleasure and surprise 10
the guests. Mrs. Arthur Smith, n
decorations for the church and will
be assisted by a bevy of young So
cioty girls. Mrs. Arthur Smith was
responsible for the decorations of ST.
Andrews Cathedral ON Easter sun
day, her artistic capabilities and skill
to achieve results are universally
known. Although the colors Of pink
apd blue will be the fundamental note,
white and green will be used exclu-
siyely on the altar ana chanccl rail.
Easter lilies, white orchids. maiden
hair ferns and palms will combine to
yield a handsome decoration. Ten
ushers have been asked TO ofIiciato,
they will he Senator Eric A. Knudsen,
Mr. George Fuller, Mr. T. Duisenberg.
Mr.. II. II. Walker, Mr.. Gerrit p. Will
der, Mr.. James Wilder, Mr.. Ed. He
deman. DR.. James Judd, Mr. Gustav
Schaefer and Mr.. Harold Castle. DR.
Ferdinand Hedeman, will act as best
man, and Mr.. Benjamin l.. Marx, will
give the bride into the keeping Of
her future husband Miss Williams
In choosing her maids of honor, and
youthful bridesmaids, has displayed
much Judgment, for the participants
are all exceptionally pretty and will
add greatly to the charm Of the af'
fair The 400" Of Honolulu have re-
ceived the following invitation:
Mrs Claire ElOise Williams
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage Of her daughter
Claire
| to
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.
on Thursday evening. June the frs
| nineteen hundred and eleven
at eight o'clock
! st. Andrews Cathedral
m Honolulu
Reception at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Marx
Kinau and Victoria Streets
at half after eight o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-20
CLIPPED OUT PICTURES TO
SHOW STYLE WANTED

Since the starting of the great
clearance shoe sale at Kerrs last Sat
urday mail orders have been coming
in from all over the Islands. In some
instances the people sending in the
orders have clipped out the pictures
of the shoes printed in the Blu letin
and sent the clippings along to show
what kind of style they wanted. Ow-
ing to the demand for shoes at bar
gain prices several extra lots of the
shoes have been placed with the sale
goods and It is still possible to get
pair of good shoes at price THAT is
decided bargain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-20

Miss Helen Achilles will leave Ho-
nolulu for her home some time In DC
tober. Miss Achilles is an accom-
plished girl with charming person
allty.
The Punahou Dramatic Club VIII
present Captain Lettarblair" one of
Marguerite Merrington's strong dram
as. in Charles H. Bishop Hall this
evening, commencing at o'clock
Excellent amateur talent has been
procured.
Mrs. Arthur Smith will spend the
weekend with General and Mrs.
Davis. Mr. Arthur Smith has been
gone on business trip to Hawaii and
will not return until Tuesday.
Mrs. Chapman. wife of Captain
Chapman of Fort Shafter, will enter
tain the Wednesday Bridge Club
week after next ut her charming
home at Fort Shafter.
4 4 4
Mrs. clifford Kimball of Haleiwa
and two children, will visit her mo-
Their and faher. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
King for several weeks in June.
4
| Mr. and Mrs Harold Dillingham;
and young son left Friday for Mount
Tantalus, where they will rusticate
for week or ten DAYS.
r 4 4
Miss Leila Craig will spend the
weekend as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~. Tenney Peck
Mrs. Ralph Hosmer has been the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Smith or the
past week at the latter's home ON
Piikoi street.
Miss Margaret I.ishman is In Ha-
wall visiting the John Rosss she has
also been the guest of Mrs. w. II.
Hiserman.
Mr.. A. Z. Rowland who has been so
III for the past week Is slowly con-
valescing.
Miss Grace Carol left Tuesday for
two weeks visit at the Volcano
House.