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A. I). Orlnin, Manager
Tho Baptist Home Mission society
that spends nearly thrco hundred thou
sand dollars annually on Its eight great
universities for Negro education, not
mnrn tlinti ?n vnilftl nnrx nli1 I
""u;o?.CSSn.St',COr'A,b'ROOm,landwouIcl b0 twenty-nvo to nfty years yet
nimiirn n negro president comki ue piu
To inrara publication alt local newi muit In charge of Its schools, giving as a
ISk'J'ilk0 trUrthtn ihunday morning ol reason that the professors, and that
w ' I colored nnd white teachers alike,
would not respect a president of col
or and that discipline and order
among tho student-body would not bo
satisfactory with a colored president.
This Is the same argument that Is
made for not appointing colored oftl-
cers In tho army. This great educa
tional society, however, has nltcred
Its argument and as an experiment
has made a beginning by appointing
Professor John Hope, one of the
ftvbaariptlon price, on year, payable In ad-
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SPIHIT OP THE NEQItO PRESS.
The new register of tho treasury,
William T. Vernon, who succeeded
Judson W. Lyons, after taking official
chnrgo of the ofllce a fow days ngo
and acquainting himself with his du
ties nnd making tho acquaintances In teachers, as president of Atlanta unl
tho official clrclo around him, left vorslty. This Is tho first time in tho
Washington last week In response to, history of Freedmen education by
nn Invitation to attend tho fiftieth an
nlVcrsary und golden Jubilee of Wll
berforce university at Xcnln, Ohio,
Uaptlst that a Negro has occupied the
president's chair In tho exclusive
Homo Missionary Bchools. If Profes-
whore ho delivered nn nddreBs to the Bor Hopo proves a success at Atlnntn
faculty, students nnd a large gather
lng of scholars and educators from all
over tho country.
Wllberforco Is a conncctlonod
school under the supervision of the
wo expect very Boon to seo Negro
presidents at Richmond, Shaw, Bish
op and Rogor-Wllllams universities,
tho largest nnd best schools for Ne
gro education conducted by tho Bap-
A. M. E church. All of tho bishops tlst denomination. Hero again Is ovl
and general officers of tho connection donee that tho Negro who Ib pre
and bishops nnd elders of various ro- pnred to do the best work will Booner
llgloua denominations were in ut-or Inter find tho doors of opportunity
tendance, as well as tho most of tho .opening to him,
Binie lenders or unio aim outer suues.
Dr. Booker T. Washington and Bishop
Geo. W. Clinton were nmong tho or
ntors from tho South. Rev. Dr. Oscar
J. W. Scott, of Wichita ,Kas., was also
present. Wllberforco university paid
a high honor to William T. Vernon by
conferring on him tho degree of
L. L. D., which had been secretly re
served as a surprise to him. Ex.
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of deposit accounts, subject to check.
Bunking hours I) a. tn. to 4 p. in.
Saturdays 0 a. in. to 1 j. in.
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DIRECTORS
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Nicollet House Block
HARD RAP
Professor N. Clark Smith, of Chl
cngo, a composer of note nnd tho di
rector of the Eighth Illinois Regiment
band, Is soon to. start upon a lecture
tour, lecturing oh the origin of Negro
melody.
Penitentiary Guard C. C. Quant, of
St. Joseph, Mo., shot and killed Rich
nrd Smith, a Negro porter In tho Pa
cific hoiiflo saloon nt Jefferson City,
Mo., because tho Negro asked blni to
move bo that ho could sweep.
Given Supremo Court by Dlshop Tur
ner at tho African Methodist
Conference.
New York, July 2. Bishop Alexan
der Walters, of tho African Methodist
Episcopal Zlon church, was tho prin
cipal speaker In this morning's ses
sion of tho African Methodist confer
ence. In Introducing him Dlshop Tur
ner snld Dlshop Walters was the only
man In America before whom he al
ways took off his hat.
"I tnlk oven to President Roosevelt
with my lint on," ho continued, "but
Blnco DlBhop Wnltcrs went before the
great ecclesiastical world In London
nnd mndo n great plea of defense of
his rnco I liavo always honored and
respected him."
DlBhop Turner, who has been pre
siding over the conference, made an
other BDcech. Rcfcrrlmr to the su-
by tho governments of Franco nnd 'nreme court of tho United States, and
Panama to serve them as coiibu! nt . tho adverse decisions upon oucstlonB
affecting tho Negro as n citizen, he
Hon. James W, Johnson (colored),
United Stntcs consul to Puerto Cn-
bello, Venezuela, has been nominated
tho snmn port. Mr. Johnson hns ac
cepted tho nomination.
Hon. Charles J. Donnparto, secre
tary of tho United States nnvy, has
given an order that NegrocB arc to court.
said that whenever he went on his
knees to pray ho had a hard struggle
with his conscience to refrain from
asking God to condemn the supremo
be employed as servants hereafter In
Btend of JapancBo. Tho cause of tho
order Is that Japancso linvo been dis
covered making drawings of tho ves
sels on which they woro employed
nnd sending them to Japan.
TUB VOICE OF THE NEGRO FOR
JULY.
In tho July numbor of tho Volco of
tho No'to tho editors hnvo discussed
very nbly nil of tho significant ten
dencies or tiie world, wneinor iiiornry,
pnllticnl, social or religious.
In a charming edltorlnl entitled
"Tho Voices of tho Woods," Max Rnr
bor Invites us to tako to tho woodH
for rest and refreshing shndes during
these summer days. In this summer
dream of the benutlcs of tho wood
land Mr. Dnrber BnyB:
At this season of tho year, In par
ticular, tho woods aro full of great,
mystic soul-songs. A fow months ngo
wo had nnturo breaking In pong nnd
"n onllcd the now burst of muslo
Spring. Wo have como now to tho
vital benuty of tho Aummcr. with all
Its dazzling pngeant of llfo. Tho
shimmering glnro of tho sun makes
llfo uncomfortable In tho housrs and
cities. Listen to tho voices of tho
woods. Tho dainty (lowers, tho shady
dells, tho spicy whispers of the winds,
the musical rlpplo of tho brooks, and
tho quivering notes of tho uj.nl s, nil
Invito you to tho woods. In all tho
glens nnd woodwnyq there Is a re
poseful splendor utterly unknown to
tho city.
Tho contributed articles this month
aro particularly timely. Daniel Mur
ray writes on "The Overthrow of tho
Jim Crow Car LawB"; Mrs. Adrlcnno
Herndon glveB nn account of tho pro
duction of Shakespeare nt Atlanta uni
versity; Georgo W. Harris contributes
n lengthy nnd Instructive artlclo on
"The Negro's Part In tho Discovery
nnd Exploration of America"; Roverdy
C. RnnBom writes on ".Boston's
Inheritance," nnd P. James Dry
nnt answers a white preach
er who has advocated Negro disfran
chisement Thoro are mnny other In
teresting features to this number of
tho Magazine
DID YOU EVER TRY THEM?
Blshon Walters offered a resolution
that tho conforonco Indorso the ef
forts of tho National Afro-American
council to rnlso 150,000 to test In nil
tho courts tho Illegality of tho dis
franchisement of tho Negro. Ho Bald
that tho council purposed to put a
man In Washington to look out for
the Interests of the Negro,
Always Mk for the famous (Hneral
Arthur cigar. Eaberg-Q'unit Cigar
O., general agenU, Portland, Or.
TIIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
maintains unexcolled eorvlco from the
west to tho east ami south. Making
closo connections with trains of nil
trnnecontinontnl lines, paaieiiKom are
Riven tliolr clioico of routes to Chicago,
Loulsvillo, Memphis and New Orleans
and through these points to- tho far
orst.
Prospective, travelers desiring infor
mation an to tho lowest rates and beet
routes are invited to correspondence
with the following representatives:
B. II. Trumbull, Commercial Agqnt,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
J. O. Lindsby, Trav. Passenger Agent,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
Pan! H. Thompson, Passenger Agent,
Colman Building, Seattle, Wash.
"THE MILWAUKEE"
Who ever heard of anybody who
didn't llko good oysters? And who
ever heard of anybody who had once
feasted on Toko Point oysters who
would have any other bivalve of that
luscious kind? Tho Toko Point Oys
ter Company, at 29 Second street, Is
tho solo growers of tho celebrated
Toko Point oyster, an Eastern oyster
transplanted and grown In local beds
at Tokeland, Wash. Thoy oto un
equalled In freshness and superb fla
vor and nro sold to all first-class ho
tels and on tho dining cars bf all tho
railroads. Manager Tyler naB pareu
no pains In his effort to introduce this
most excellent product of tho oyster
bed and has' finally succeeded In mak
ing It the most popular oyster sold on
the Coast. His company does a whole
sale business In all varieties of oys
ters, but the Toke Point Is the pop
ular bivalve with those who like oys
ters. The company will supply the
purchaser with recipes for preparing
the oyster In every way roasted in
the shell, Btearaed In tho shell, roast
ed half shell, a la Newburg. a la pou
lette, patapsco oysters, and scalloped
oysters. Manager Tyler, who Is a
business man of well-known Integrity
and excellent character, has spared
no effort to acquaint the public with
the special virtues of the Toke Point
oyster.
NEGRO EDUCATORS.
Negro educators are attaining a de
gree of proficiency that is winning for
them places of distinction and honor.
"Tho Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to
Chicago.
"Overland Limited" Omaha to Chi
cago.
'Southwest Limited" Kansas City
to Chicago,
No trains In tho service on any
railroad In tho world equals In equip
ment that of tho
Paul
Chicago,
St.
Milwaukee and
Railway.
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Thoy own and operato their own
Bleeping and dining cars and glvo
their patrons an excellence of' aervlco
not obtainable elsewhere. Berths on
their sleepers are longer, higher and
wider than In similar cars on any
other lino. Thoy protect their trains
by tho Block system. Connections
made with all transcontinental lines
In Union depots.
H. 8. ROWE, General Agent,
134 Third St., Portland.
THETOKEPOINTQYSTERCO.
29 Second St., Portland, Or.
Telephone MAIN 603
Sid Srawirs if thi lirilriM
Toke PointOysters
An Eastern Oyiter Transplanted
and grown on our bed at
TOKELAND, WASHINGTON ,
"UNEQIMLED IN FLAVOR
AND FHESIINKE8"
Cannery at South Bend, Wash.
Wholesale Dealers in All Varieties
of Native Oysters.
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Best Endorsement
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Number of People Who
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Medicinal
Purposes
Wo recommend our
Black Buffalo
Pure
Rye Whiskey
Unexcelled In quality
nnd excellence
The Pederson
Mercantile Co.
Wholesale
I.tiiunr Importers
and Wholesale
Liquor Dealora
Moorehcad, Minn.
Northwtalern Accnts
Anhtuitr-Dutch
Brewing Attoclatlon'a
Celebrated
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DAVID 11. UEECHKH, SIDNEY Ol.AItK,
l'reililcnt. Cashier.
Union National Bank
Incorporated 1890
CAPITAL $100,000
Pays Interest on Time Deposits
THE OLD BANK CORNER
Grand Forks,
NORTH DAKOTA
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The Union Meat Co.
All IMnliiK Cum nud Flrnt CUm llotoli and
ItcdAuraiitK buy the
UNION MtAT COMPANY'S
nttSII AND CURED MCATS
Tho lleat In the Market. I'atronlro Home In
duatry. PORTLAND, ORrGON
OUR BRAND
Horse Collars
Farmer, Teamitera anil llomomen, look
to vour Intorott. When tn need ol Hone
Collar, buy the bent the
SHARKEY COLLAR
It ha utootl the tot ot wear nnd tear ami
cllmnte lor twenty eari, Auk your ilealvr
for them anil liulut on havliiK tho "Hhar
key." P. SHARKEY & SON
Portland, Oregon
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the East, see that it reads via the Chicago
& North-Western Railway. Choice of
routes via Omaha or via St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
It is the route of The Overland Limited and the
direct line to Chicago from the Coast. Four
last daily Chicago trains make connection
with all transcontinental trains at St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
The Best of Everything.
All agents sell tickets vis this line.
for further Information apply to
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Special Excursion Rates East in June, July, August and September during Park season.
Tickets will permit of Stopovers, affording an opportunity to visit the Park at a slight addi
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