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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. Eaborg-Gunst Cigar Co.,
general agents, Portland, Or.
F. F. Thompson, dcalor In tobacco,
cigars, fruit, candies mill nuts. S50 11
tioet.
Ilratly & Shcrrett, practical plumb
ers, gas ami steam litters. Doalcrs iu
lead and iron pipo, gas fixtures and
plumbing goods of overy description.
Jobbing done nt rcsaonablo -rates.
All work warranted. Steam and hot
water-heating a specialty. Tolophono
Oak 411. 142 First streot, Portland,
Oro.
O. A. Watson, Mariuo Drug Store, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Ore Spe
cialties: Fleckenstoiu's Lung llnlsam
and Celery Seltzer.
R. II. Schwartz, druggist and npotho
eary, 226 Burnsido strcot, botween
First and Second, Portland, Or.
'For fine fruits of all kinds for tho
traveling public, call at 150 North
Sixth streot. Ico oream soda. Basket
fruits for travelers. Gcorgo Kiser pro
prietor
Creamery and bakery. Country but
ter and freph eggs a specialty; also
creamery, butter. Mrs. II. Boyd 8 ton,
proprietor, comer Second and Columbia
htrcots, Portland, Or.
When medicines wil not euro you,
rr when you got tired of spending
money for medicines, buy tho Natural
Body Braco from J. A. ClomcnHOU, drug
gist, 227 Yamhill Btreot, between First
and Second.
B. 0. Cash Market. Cheapest and
best goods delivered cast and west.
Corner Sovonth and Couch streotH.
Kvcrything tlrst-class. Cameron &
M ergons.
Jryo. P. Sharkey, manufacurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; importer of saddlery,' hardware,
whips, pads,' etc. 65 Union avo., Port
laud, Or.
Kahn Bros., dealers in hldos, fun
and wool. 101 Front street, Portland,
Or.
G. Danlelson, watchmaker, jewoloi
-and dlamond-uottor, 140 Sixth street,
.Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
Ererybody smokes tho celebrated
Monogram and Paudoia cigars. Tho'y
liavo no equal.
The Popular, 125 First street, bet.
VYaabington and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, pionrletor. Tel. Ore
igon red 084, Columbia 608.
Portland Transfer b'aloon Chas. 0.
figlin, proprietor. Choiuo wines,
liquors and oigars. 821 Glisan, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Smyth & Howard, general contract--ors.
Itoads, bridges, trestles, munici
pal improretneuts, eto., Portland, Or.
Diamond Vitrified Briok Company,
(incorporated). Paving briok a spe
cialty. 013 Cliftiiibjr of Commorco.
The Western Oyster Houu, Sam'
Mackin, proprietor. Oysters and
crawfish, wholesale and , retail. By
the gallon, $3; by the pint, 26 conts.
252) Washington btrcet, between Sec
oud and Thiid. Telephone brown 434.
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. is the old
est and best service of the kind iu the'
town. Readers of tho Now Age, giv
them the preference.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
r any good securities. Notes and
tgages bought 8. V. King, room
Of-; wasnmgton Dunning. "
King up Dr. Darling, 20-1 Morrison
troot, cor. Third and Morrison, over
McAllen & MoDonnell's. Offlco
hours, 10:90 to 19 a. in.; 1:30 to 5 p.
ci. At, residence, K. 84th and Bel
mont streets, morning and evenings.
Residence 'phones, Oregon, blue 876;
Columbia, 6137; oflfce 'phone, Colum
bia. 14. '
French Dyeing and Cleaning Works
All work done at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and oleaning of all kinds oi
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau.
proprietor, 465 Glisan iut
Tho finest plaoe in tho oity to obtain
flist quality cigarsjj tobacco aud smox
ra' article's Is that of Rosenthal &
Budd, at 287 and 387itf Washington
utreet, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything in their line. Tele
phone Main 76.
A. A. Unruh, bicycle repairing.
Brazing and outting down frames u
ipecialty. Blcyole sundries Bailed
enamel. All work guaranteed. t 183
Foot of Morrison street, Portland. Or.
Call and see me when you are broken
down. Agency for tho Imperial Bicy
cle; guaranteed fox one year. Oregon
'phone black 2891.
The Safe Store
New and Second-Hand
Safes Bought and Sold
Cash Registers
Lock Department
Repairing
JOHN C. DAVIS,
Third Street, FORTUIN. OR
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Pittte Thin In Tour Hat.
Beginning Sunday, Juno 24, the As
toria & Columbia River Railroad will
put into effect a train schedule by
which passougers can Icavo Portland
dally nt 8 A. M., arrivo at Seaside at
12:80 P. M., remain at the bench until
fi P. M., and roach Portland at 0:40 P.
M. Front Astoria to tho bench trains
wiy run daily at 8:15 A. M. and 11:85
A. M.. leave Seaside at 2:80 P. M. and
5 P. M., connecting at Astoria with
Portland train.
Arrangements liavo also been mndo
with tho O. It. & N. Co. for a daily
boat to connect with ttio morning train
Jrom Portland, loaving Astoria at 2 P.
M., and making direct connection nt
Ilwnco with train for North Bcah
points. Also boat to leave Ilwnco in
afternoon to conuect with evening train
for Portland.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOK.
In tho County Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Multnomah County.
In tho matter of tho estato of Henry
M. Chase,' deceased. ,
Notico is hereby givon that tho un
dersigned hns beou appointed adiuiuis
rator with tho will anuoxed of Henry
AI. Chase, deceased. All porsou3hold-(
iug claims against said estato are here
by notified to present tho samo, duly
verified under oath, with tho propor
vouchers, to tho undorsigned nt No.
100, Grand nvenuo, Portland, Oregon,
within six months from tho dato here
of. HKNRY S. BOWK,
Administrator of tho Kstate of Henry
M. ChiiBe, Deceased.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this 25th
day of April, A. D., 1000.
mine I'opur.Aii
IM first Btrci't,
Hut. Wntliliib'tun and Alitor
I'liouc Oregon ItoO Ml 1'liono Columbia GC8
JOHN KCKI.UNI), Proprietor,
Portland, Or.
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J. V. AI Ultl'II V. V. N. BTOI.TZ.
PARK SALOON
Oorner Park aud Bumside Sts.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Private Rooms for Families.
Golconda Mining Co,
Office: Chamber of Commerce,
Next to Safe Deposit Vault.
A lfmitad amount of stock oi this Com.
pony for silt. For particulars apply to .
J. A. ARMENT,
. Assistant Secretary!
HOTEL OSBGRN
GLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...MOTH PHONES...
TrrelemliouM tale "8" Street Carat Union
Depot nail transfer at Yumlilll Street to Knit
AnVney Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BOYD & ARNOLD
..(leneral .Agenti...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. "102 First Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033.
HcB.irt c.hiolic mnm
For spravltift tcale.Mai-k, trreen or voollr aplili,
limn anil other tunuui Kruutb anil baa nu
iU' (or (llpolnc or the moih and Invlgoral
iiiE the tree. No lieatiuv or Uilllnir, limply to
dilute uilli (.old water auit Is luexpiMlve.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
Is compounded on kclentlfic principles from car
bolic acid and Stockholm pine lar, and dettroya
the ticks and effectually cures the cab. leaving
thutieep Ina healthy condition. Uelng ilto
oneot tbe greatest dlunfectanti known. I'rlco
loeito( any good dip, Addreis all corre.
indeure
FISHER, TH0RSEN & CO,
Portland, Or.
Pacific Coast Agte.
HnKffXw?rrSi ffffiBMnejaVeoTehH
NOTICE OF FINAL 8KTTLKMKXT.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed, executor of tho estate (if Fran
cis Weiss, deceased, has Hied his linal
account in the matter of said estato in
tho county court of tho stnto of Oregon,
fur Multnomah county, and an ordor
has been made and entered oi record
directing this notice to ho given aud
published, and naming Monday, the
24th day of September, 1000, 'at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon tltoreof' for tho
hearing of objections to said final ac
count and for tho final settlomeut
thereof. C. BIRCH Kit,
Kxecutor of the stato of Francis Weiss,
Deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
To all whom it nihv
NOTIOK.
concern: No
I liavo been
tico is hereby givon thnt
appointed by
court of Die
tho honorable county
stato of Oregon, for tho
cotmr.v of Multiiomnh, adinlnlstrator do
lionii h mm cum tustumeuto nnnoxo of
tlio uctiito of Oliver Vim Dmper, tlocenif
cd,. nml nil persoux Imvinn cliilms
HKiiliiHt mtid cRtato n ro huroli roiiuirud
to jirosont tho miiio With (irojior vouch
ith, within six moutliH from thia dittc,
to mo, at my alike, No.C-15 Worei-stor
lilock, Portland, Oickoii.
DAVID M. DUNNE,
Atlmitiistrator.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, July r,
100(1.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tho stnto of
Oregon, for the County of Multnomah.
James It: Conroy, plaintiff, vs. Liz
sio Conroy, defendant.
To the alioye named dofondaiit, Liz
zie Conroy:
In the name of tho stato of Oregon,
you aro hereby required to iippcar and
answer the complaint filed against you
in tlio alovo entitled suit on or before
tho expiration of six weeks from tho
ditto of tho first publication hereof, bo
lii(! tho time prescribed iu tho order of
pu bl lea ton of tho cummoiis; and if you
fail to so appear ami answer said com
plaint, tlid plalntill' will apply to tho
iilxivo entitled court for tho relief there
in prayed for to-wlt: A decreo of di
vorce from bouds of matrimony now
existing between you and the paiutifT
aud thnt said bonds bo absolutely aud
forever dissolved.
This summons 1h pubislicd by order
of tho above entitled com t, made and
entered this 0th day of July, 11)00, and
tho date of the llrst publication is July
7th, 1000, and mid publication is to
bo made for six successive weeks from
said date.
JtUSSELL E. SEWALL,
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
Dated Portland, Oregon, July 0,
1000.
SIlEltlFl'" SALE.
Iu the circuit court of tho stato of
Oregon, for tho county of Multuomnh.
Kylvostor I'onnoyer, plalntill, vs. W.
V. Spaulding, II. L. bimuldlng, Colum
bia Itiver Paper Co., (a corporation),
J. A. Ktrowbridgo, Trustee, Tlios. II.
Toiigno, (Southwest Portland Heal Es
tato Company, a corporation, German
Savings & Loan Society, a corporation,
A. lllHsingor, defendants.
Jly virtue of an execution, judgment
order and decree duly issued out of and
under tho seal of tho itbovo entitled
court, iu tho above entitled cause, to
mo duly directed and dated tho llith
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
rendered aud entered iu said court on
tho 0th day of July, 1000, iu favor of
Sylvester Pouiioyer, plaintiff, and
against W. . Spauldlug, defendant,
for the sum of 11200.00, with interest
thereon at tho rato or 1 por yut Pr
month fiom tho 0th day of July, 1000,
and tho further sum of $100.00 with
interest thereon at tho rato of (I per
cent nor iinni'in from tho 0th day of
July, 1000, aud tho further sum of
$2u.'J5 costs and disbursements; aud
in favor of defendant, A. Kissinger,
and against V. Spaulding, dofeud
ant. for tho sum of $3,321.80 with in
terest thereon at tho rato of 8 per cent
por annum from tho !10th day of Janu
ary, 1802, aud tho further sum of
$2111.53 with interest ihoreon at tho
rate of 0 per cent por annum from tho
0th day of July, 1000, ami also tho
costs of and unon this writ, commun
ing mo to make salo of the following
described real property situated iu tho
county of Multnomah, statu of Oregon,
ami recorded iu Hook "L," Jlecord of
Mortgages at page 238 for said county,
to-wit: One tract of land in Mention
fifteen (ir) towuHhip 1 S...JI. 1 E iu
said Multii'.muh county, Moro partic
ularly bounded aud described as fol
lows, to-wit: Commencing at a stake
on tho east side of McAdiunised road at
tho northwest corner of a four (4) acre
tract of laud by James Terwilliuger
and wife couveyed to Uooduouuh and
Clark aud running thence south 24 de
grees west 3.34 chains along Mid road.
Theuce south 21 ! degreeH east 0.05
chains to the Willamette river, thence
north 25 degrees east 4.25 chains alouw
said river bank; thence north 88.j de
grees west 7.14 chiiiiui to tho place of
begiuuing, containing 2.35 acres of
laud, All above laud being situate
arid lying in said Multnomah county
aud state of Oregon.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex
ecution, judgment order and decreo and
iu compliance with tho commands of
said writ, will on Monday, the 20h
dav of August, 1900, at the hour of 10
o'clock, A. M., at tho front door of the
county court house, in tho city of Port
laud, said county and state, sell at pub
lic auction, aubject to redemption, to
tlio highest bidder, for U. fi. gold
coin, cash iu hand, all tho right, title
and interest which tho within mimed
defendants or either of them, had on
the date of tho mortgage herein, the
38th duy of December, 1875, or since
had, iu and to the above described real
property, or auy part thereof, to satisfy
said execution, judgment order, decree,
interest, costs and all u ecru lug cotts.
Dated Portland, Oregon, July 20,
1000, WILLIAM PliAZlKK.
Sheriff of Multnomah County. Oregon.
Let our women stay out of tho street
iu Hlmu'liy diuHS ami unketnit hair.
Tho fact that a man nr woman must do
ordinary luhor for a llvllhood is no
reason lor always trying to look like a
scarecrow.
Tlio La (frande, Or., Journal reports
that "the hordo of Japanoso who have
been working iu tho Btjgnr beet Holds
aro now loaving the county, most of
them going to Portland whlio boiuo of
them take tho eastern route for various
places."
llurglurs aro operating in Eastern
Oregon towns, linker City, Union and
Pendleton have been ylsltod, and now
La (Intuitu reports llvo robberies in two
nights. The thoives wero unfortunato
iu tho places they selected, and secured
very llttlo booty. '
Carriago and address aro part of the
cultured atmosphere. It we are not
juduod by our appearance, how are wo
judged? Have tho Uniquo tailoring
Company take care of your suits and
you will always look neat. $1 a
month is all it requires. Wo call for
aud deliver each week 1147 Washing-
ton street
'phones.,
opposite Cordray's. Jloth
May Queen.
From a roport icceived from Superin
tendent Cameron, of tho May Queen
Mining Company of GrnntH Push, the
property is'lookiug excellent and last
week in driving ahead on tho muiu
tunnel a now parallel vein was opened.
This volu is tho samo as the ouo from
which former shipment wero made and
Mr. Cameron thinks- ho has now
opouod up tho oro chuto and conlldent
ly bolieves that shipments of oro will
resutno at an early dato.
Consumers qf coffee and tea liavo fa
II i m friend iu tho vmnt Pastorn 'Jl'cn
Company, tho largest concern of its
kind iu America. Its imo hundred
largo stores in every state in the Union
toll tho story of its marvelous success.
It handles only tho best grades of teas
and coffoos, tin tho former of which it
saves tho consumer 10 coutH a pound
aud ou tho latter llvo cents a pound.
It gives a ticket with uverv purchase.
These- t'o'cots are returnable tree for
beautiful prosouts. You should visit
the st oro at 32(1 Washington street aud
seo thohO presents. Mr. Owen, goueral
mannger fur tho Paeillo coast states, is
ouo of tho best known and most popu
lar mon in the business west of tho
Itouky mountains.
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale
. and Retail
..' GROCER...
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LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
Third St., Cor. Jefferson
Both Phones.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST
Oradunte of the North wnteui Unlovriltr
Dental College. ,
Flrst-Cliss Work and Prices Reasonable
711 Dckura nid'g, Cor.Thlrd A Wnlilngton.
rOKTLAND.'Or. Orejou 'fion Grwn 491
p. DRESSER & JBQ.
-lMI'OUTKKHOK-
German, French and English Delicacies
Wholvaalu ami lit'lstl Kealeri In
Fine Groceries,
Teas and...
Table Delicacies
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CHOICE FAMILY LIQUORS
Cor. Seventh & Washington Sts.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
riione 'iii.
Portland Mining
and
Trust Co., Ltd.
...BROKERS
Mines and Mining Claims Bought & Sold
('oiniaiile Orvmilteil. t'orrt'niiil
iiicutiolkiiuil.
O. M. l!03KNIAI.K,('oniiillltigKiiRliieer.
doom M.viin Ort'Konlan liiiflillni.'
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Next-Tim rrogritiiiini-.
Tlio following iirorunniio Iiuh licon
iimmjH'd for tlio nuxt atimtitl sosxlon of
tho National Afni-Aiiioricnn Cotinoil,
to liu liold ut Iinlliinniolls, lud,, noxt
niontli:
TiiuHtluy, Aug. -'8, 10 A. iM. Opon
ing oxurcixes; prayer, Hev. It. O. Hani
ton, I). D., cliaplaiu, Cliicago, 111.;
Iiynni, "Aumricaj" roll call, Soorotary
It. W. Thompson, WaBliington, D. O.;
aildri'sses of woluonio, Governor Jainos
A. Mount, Mayor Tlionma Taggort,
Goorgo h. Knox, JiidiannpollH, lud.,
Frooinan; A. K. Manning, Indianapo
lis, Intl., World; V. Allinon Sweonoy,
Indiunapolls; rcapousoH, Hon. (Uorgo
II. White, M. O., North Carolina: C.
W. Antiunion, Now York; Counselor F.
L. MeGhuo, Minnesota; Colonel W. A.
Pledger, Georgia.
Tuenday, 2 1'. M. Attdrosn of tho
president, JUsliop Aloxuntlor WaltorH,
Jorsey CHy, N. J.; roport of lluauoial
secretary, .1. K. llruco, Albany, N. Y.;
report of llnanco .cotninltteo, Prof.
.lusso Lawson, Washington, D. G.; ro
Kirt of troiiHtrror, J. W. Thompson,
Itoehostor, N. Y.
Tuonday, 7:110 1 M. Topic, "Afro
American Citizenship;" ikMiohsch,
Hon. .IuiIhou W. 'Lyons, Georgia, reg
ister treasury; ox-Governor P. II. ,S.
Piuchluick, LotiiHlaua; itishop A. VV.
Arnett, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Church Ter
rell, Washington, D. O.; general tliH
cushion. Wednosday, Aug. 20, 10 A. M.
Prayer; rending minutes; roport of bu
reau of legislation, Daniel Murray,
Washington, D. O.. diroctot ; discus
sion F. L. McGhoo, Minnesota, K. K.
Itrowu, Miicsaohsottii, Hon, George II.
White, Not th Carolina; roport of liter
ary bureau, ox-Govomor P. II. H.
Plnclibauk, Louisiana, director; discus
sion Miss K. C. Carter, Now llodford,
Mass ; It. W. Thompson, Washington,
D. C.
Wodnesdfay, 2 P. M. Itoportof oui-li-rivtlon
bureau, llishop II. M. Tumor,
Georgia, dirootor; dfscussiou Hlshop
C. It. Harris, North Carolina, Itishop
C. T. Shaffer, Pennsylvania, 1. F.
llradloy, Maine; roport of btisinosH
bureau, Prof. W. K. 11. Dultois Geor
gla, director; topic, "Tho Negro as it
Produeer and Uousumcr," A. F. llll
yer, Wnshington, D. C, Prof. .1. M.
Grogovy, Now .lorsoy, Prof. W. II.
Council, Alabama; Prof. J. M. Greg
ory, Now Jersey.
Wednesday, 7:310 P. M. Topic,"F.d
ucatiou Under Negro Instructor,1'
Prof. Kolley Miller, Washington, D.
C, Dr. Lucy E. Moten, Waslilngton,
D. C, Prof. J. W. K. Ilowon, A. M.,
Geoi-gla, Prof. H. G. Atklus, A. M.,
North Carolina.
Thursday, Aug. HO, 10 A. M. Pray
er; reading niluutos; report of bureau
of education, Pro. A. it. Johnson,
North Carolina, dirootor; "Tho Kind
of Education Neoi'ed," Mrs. Julia
Mason Layton, Washington, D, C,
Pnif It. It. Wright, A. M., Georgia,
Prof. II. T. Kealing, A. M Toxas.
ThtirHilay. 12 P. M, Itoporta of liu
runii of relorms, Hev. A. J. Carey, Chi
cago, 111., direotor; "Criminal Statis
tics," L. M. Hernshaw, WitHhingtoii,
I). O.J "How .May Crime lto Do-
croast'ilt" Prof. James II. Dndley,
North Carolina; J. C. Napier, Ten
nessoe, Thursday, 7:110 P. M. Topic,
"Kvllsof Lynclilng;" rexirt of lynch
ing bureau, Mrs. Ida II. Wells Har
riott, Chicago, HI., director; discussion,
T. Thomas Fortune, Now York; John
Mitchell, Jr., Virginia; Lillian C.
Jewett, MitBHiiohiihOttH; Hon. II. P.
Choatham, North Carolina; II. C.
Smith, Ohio.
Friilay, Aug. Ill, 10 A. M. Pravor;
reading minutes; topic, "How Shall
tho A fro-American National and Local
Councils lie Sustained?" papor by Mrs.
Lillian Thomas Fox, Indiana; dismiH
hIoii, M. M. Lowov. Florida; J. It.
ClilTord, West Virginia; William M.
Lows, Indiana; "Tho Relations lie
tweou the Itacos," Prof. Josso Liiwhoiij
"Pulpit nml Press as tho liases of Coun
cil Work," llishop A. Graut D. D.
Hev. II. T. Johnson, Hon. J. C. Daucy.
Friday, 2 P. M. "Tho Negro and
tho Industrial Problem," Prof. Hooker
T. Washington, Tuskegeo, Ala.; dis
cussion, P. J. Smith, Massachusetts;
election of olllcers; roport of commit
tee ou address,
Friday, 7:80 I'. M. Ilunquut.
General cointriitteo llishop Aloxiin
dtr Waltors, chairman, Jersey City,
N, J.; F. L. MoGhee, Minnesota; G.
L. Knox, Houjaiiiln T. Thiirnton, A,
i;. Manning, W. Allison Sweeney, Mrs,
Lillian TIiohihh Fox..MrH. II. A. Wehh,
It. II. Ilnguy, llov. A. Wakolleld, Wil
liam M. Lewis, Indiana; I. T. Mput
t'omery, MiHsissippi; Dr. Lucy K, Mo
ten, District of Coliimliia; .Mrs, J. Ri
ione Yates, Misfoiirl; .Mrs. Alice D,
Carey, Georgia; Mrs. Lottio Wilson,
Jiu'Uon, Michigan.
Prograinmo committoo llishop AI
oxauder'Walterii; T. ThomitH Fortune,
New York; P. II. S. Piuclibaok, Louis
iana; Jiulson W. Lyons, (Jeorjla; Johho
Ijiwhon, Wahhiugton, D. C; Ida Wells
llaruett, Illinois; Miss K. C. Carter,
Massachusetts.
Prt'ts coininitteo It. W. TtioinpHon,
Washington, D. C; J. K. llruco, Al
bany, N. Y,; Samtiol Laoy, Washing
ton, D. (',; Hev, II. T. Johnson, Now
Jerbey; Mrs. N. F. Mokkoll, Pennsyl
vania; John Mitchell, Jr., Virginia;
Jtihticn DeClollaud, Illinois; Mrs. M.
W. Steward, Tennessee; K, K, Cooper,
Washington, D. C ; F. L. MoGheo,
Minnesota; C. F. Adams, Illinois;
William M. Lewis, Indiana; M, M.
Lowey, Florida; W. A. Pledger, Geor
Lla; W. H. Steward, Kentucky; ltov,
J. W. Smith, North Carolina; ltov.
II. Phillips, Tennessee; II. C. Smith,
Ohio; C. J. Terry, Pennsylvania; Hev.
I, 11. Soctt, Louisiana.
Special press committee Suiiiuol ;,
Lacy, chairman; It. W. Thouipfou, W,
T. Menard, Alexander L. .Manly
Q1TV NEWS
Mrs. Lulu Fastou is still ou tho siok
list.
Mrs. Lucy ilraxton is roported to bo
indisposed.
The Mount Olive llaptist church
gave a biscuit sooial which wait well
attended.
Invitations aro out for a lawn party
to bo given August 1 by tho Social Pur
ity Club, at !)5!1 Jackson street.
ltov. A. Anderson is slowly regain
ing his strength. Ho hopes soon to bo
able to call on his many friends.
Master llaruard Winn and Master
Georgo Wright aro spending a few days
with Mr. Allen Flowors and family.
Mrs. llertha Woods celebrated her
birthday on Wednesday, tlio, 18th inst.
Hor many friends wish hor happy re
turns of tho Any.
Mrs. K. Gray waa oullod by a tolo
gram to her husband who had severely
burned ouo of his hands. Shu wilL
Btay aud assist him until ho lias recov
ered. Tho Crazy Tea given nt tho A. M. K.
Zion church Thursday, tlio 10th inst.
was a decided success. A noat sum
was realized by tho ladies for their
efforts.
Mrs. S. S. Freeman roturuod last
Tuesday from short visit in Califor
nia. While sho had au enjoyable visit
sho was glad to got back to old 'Wob
foot again.
Mr. S. Hurdotto, of Seattle, who id
visiting his hrotlior-iu-luw, Mr. Wil
liam Fry, of this city, luut boon quito
siok with kidney trouble but is some
what improved.
Mrs. O. Saunders mot with tlio mis
fortune to break hor ankle last week
while walking along tho railroad track
on tho east side. Sho is doing as well
as' could bo expected.
There is a bill at present boforo tho
Louisiana legislature for aoporato street
cars for tho cities of that stato.
Should it pass and become a law, no
Negro should ever bo guilty of riding ou
a street car iu that stato.
Kutorpriso lodge No. 47 A. F. & A.
M., is at pronont holding ineetlugH
twico a week, Monday and Thursday
ovoulngs, iu ordor to oxpedlto work,
they having received a special dispen
sation to iultiato sovoral applicants.
A (tor lynching two colored men for
tho murder of Miss Wlnterstoln at
lllloxi, Miss., tho authorities liavo
offered a reward of 9-00 for tho arrest
of tho guilty. Thus is afforded an
other instance of tho injustice and
cruelty of mob law.
There aro two National Negro Donio
oratio organizations which met nt
Kansas City, July 4th, They aro a
nice lot to bo found assisting tho party
resKiuslblu for every letter of tlio Jim
crow car law which now disgrace
almost every Southern stato.
Androw Itagsdalo, who for yours hint
been engaged as a teamster, wax at-
rested last Saturday, charged with in
sanity, it is claimed that ho had ou
several occasions of lato tried to com
mit suicide, Ho statod that his condi
tion was the rosttlt of illness. Ho Iiuh
boon sent to tho county hospital for
treatment,
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar Literary
Society, iu spite of tho fact that their.
genial sooretary had sprained her
thumb, arid that tho chairman ol tho
entertainment committoo had been un
expectedly called away, hold au ex
ceedingly interesting meeting, Mlsn
Duval prosided at tho organ. Mrs. Li
jeuuo'H reading, "No Iteligiou Without
Mysteries," wiih well rocolvod,, Tho
speech of Hooker T, Waslilngton boforo
tlio Geueral Conference of the A. M.
K. Zion church was read by Mrs. K. I).
Swan. Tho solo by Miss Hazel Hell
was well rendered and well received.
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