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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-03-24
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lNORTGAGEE'S NALE
Y ALrArLr Real E~rArr.

pI NlRTI f. of an order of resale
- passed on the 2l>t lay OF December
1898, by the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges county in Equity. in Il cause en-
titled "Randolph Barton. Attorney. vs..
Henrietta c. Metzerott", designated as
No. 2l4o on the Equity Dnr'>rt thereof, AS
Attorney and Vendor. the undersigned
will offer at public sale i'll front of the
Railroad Station al Branch, lille. in said
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TE1E
2riaee George's GnQuirer,
FRED SASSCER EDITOR.
THE

TERMS 90 per year. Single copies 5 cents
No subscription discontinued until all arrears are
paid unless at the option OF the publisher.
ADVERTISING RATES-rranSent advertise
ments 81 per inch for the first insertion, % cents
for the second and % cents for each subsequent in
serton. One inch months, s.; months 50; II
months, s.. Business Cards, not exceeding 10 lines.
- per year. When the number OF insertions Is not
marked advertisements will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must confine advertisements to their own business.
Rule and Figure Work double price. Business Lo-
Gals 10 cents per line. Marriages and Deaths insert
Ell free: Obituaries and Personal Communications
5 cents per line.
D-AG correspondence with this office should be
iresSed to '''rHE ENQUIRER"
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Ne. oi0S Equity.

Ne. 'iGS Equity.
,HRDERED that the sale of the property
~ mentioned in these proceedings on
The 9th day of March, 1899. made and re-
ported by John b. Contee and Joseph s
Wilson, Trustees be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first day of April,
next; provided Il copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed in
Prince Georges county, Md, once in each
of three successive week before The said
first day of April, ne&t.
The Report states the amount OF sales
to lie So ,0I0H).
JAMES Is. BELT.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for p g. Go.
True copy-test: JAMES b. BELT, Clerk.
March 10th, 1899 Nv.
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- \ Ores,
MORE OR LESS.

-
MORE OR LESS.
improved by Il handsome , Nj y
RESIDENCE, BARN and sTTfSszA
necessary out buildings. and StlAY14
with every convenience for
Il delightful suburban home.
These parcels of land will first be offered
separately and the best bid on each re
served: they will then be offered as Il
whole, and the property will be sold in
manner in which it will realize the most
money.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fourth cash. and the balance in
equal instruments of one, two and three
years, or all cash the purchaser may
elect. The deferred payments to bear in
terest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. These terms may be modified and
a considerable portion of the purchase
money may remain on mortgage if deemed
advisable by the undersigned. \ cash
deposit of 500 on each of said tracts of
land required on day of sale. For further
particulars apply to
RANDOLPH BARTON,
Attorney and Vendor,
or PHIL. H. TUCK,
Attorney at Law,
3: NORTH CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE, Mp.
March Eth, lS99-tS.
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The question of expansion or political
isolation will be the great ard ,vershadow
ing one in the next Presidential election
The Democrats will stand against ex-
pansion, imperialism and militarisn, and
no one is now in sight who will make as
able a leader as Senator German. 1t was
he who led the fight in the Senate, and if
any one can win the next national con-
test it is Mr.. German. This is likely to
be the sentiment of the Democrats east of
the Alleganies, and if so, Mr. German will
be the next Democratic nominee in all
probability. No Democrat has as good a
chance of carrying the pivotal states of
New York, Connecticut and New Jersey,
or is as sure of success in the South Mr.
Bryan can never hope to carry the states
of the East, SO essential to success, and
his course on the treaty has still further
weakened him. The nomination is year
off, but events now point to Senator
German as the Democratic leader in the
next Presidential contest. Democra'ic
Adtocatc Of Westminster, Nd.
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Norrcr TO Cnrprrons.

HNllIS is to give notice, that the under
i signed has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Prince Georges county letters of
administration on the personal estate of
THOMAS II. TIGHE,
late of Prince Georges county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, on or before the 25th day of
September, 1899; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
March, 1899
MICHAEL J. TIGHE,
Administrator of Thomas II. Tiyhe.
March cath, lS99-1m
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jury l4rsr.

I HEREBY CERTIFY, That the follow
L ing comprise the panels of the Grand
and Petit Jurors selected to serve at the
ensuing tenn of this Court. which con
vcneS nj Upper Marlboro. First Mon
DAY. being the BIRD day Of APRIL. 1899
GRAND JURORS.
James II. Hamilton ..... Pinknev L II (c, l..
;I"hn r. Brooks. Charles F; Lu>hy
Peter y. Gallant. John {. GAY or........
Ksnsrt Il r srS"te o, ,W EWm Walker
RodeIiok AddiSon. John IL William.
Joseph Il Ager... .......W llam Z. Wallis. .......
Samuel q. Meloy. George l.. >egar
Eliel NJ. Bunneil ..... .pomin:ck pnander lco y
&. &. y; Townshend. W Ham :. kyon, .Ir.....
PANEL No. OF PETIT JURORS.
W lkinson B:a>hear>. I'm r. Elchar,Son.....
Joseph NJ Kend:I, k 80. Patrick DiggS &c D...
George d. Curtis Thomas n; Magruder....
Rufus Beall. Hugh Perrie ..........
Thomas W. Iiatton (col) .Iohn F. McGregor ......
James IL l'eall. ......... William +. Duval. DR..
CHARLES J. Edelen. John H. Traband ..
Earle, ,Ir s. NJ Berry .. Thomas Wells ..;........
\ lbert II. s Connick 800. William 4. Fenwick
Thomas F. Tune. Observation-Disclosures.
PANEL No. OF PETIT JURORS.
George I. Boswell .Samuel Hyatt
Richard 7. Ln>by.. Richard II. Shreeve
noHdS lTOCIOT tl... tlafieS IL. IOVe.........
George w. Anderson. W iIliam ii. White .
John II. c. Tay Benz min F. Truman 49,.
j. Benson Perre George A. Mitchell.
Henry l.. TAYLOR. ........ Charles W Johns n
William H. zoe John II. Kidwe H..
Jeremiah Berry. James f. Sears. ....
John j. Butler (colj Augustus l. Sweeney.
owen p. Muk - mes Ii. Bra iy.....
George f. Deims dye 80. Franci, ii. Ga. CHI 49,.
W. McLane Martin.
The persons who are above selected as
Jurors and have legal excuse for non
service, must notify the Clerk of the
Court Immediately after being summoned
Grand Jurors are required to be prompt
in their attendar ce by 10 o'clock a. m. on
The the first day Of the term. The services
of the Petit Jury No. l will not be re
quircd until the second week of the term
The services of the Petit Jury No , will
not Lc required untilthe third week of the
.rrm.
By ,it.cr e the Court:
JAMES b. BELT. Clerk.
G. {. for p. G. Co, Md.
True Copy-Test
JAMES b. BELT. Clerk.
March 10. 1S91-3
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1O4z5= ACR ILS.
MORE OR LESS.

ho1tI oh l-ESS.
which is described on the plat thereof as
beginning at "a stone standing On the east
edge of the road from CoaIesville to
Adelphia Mills and where the road from
Bladensburg intersects the aforesaid read
and adjoining the lands now or formerly
owned by the MetZcrott estate This
property is situated about one mile west
of Branchvile Station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, one MI, n It'll OF
Riggs Mill, and one mile east of Avenel,
and within pleasant driving distance Of
Washington. The improve lhM ~
ments consist Of good Tf E1zA
DWELLING, STONE and ;HAs54A
FRAME BANK BARN.
Second, ali that tract of land situated
acrcss the road fr"m the property first
herein above Described containing
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-03-24

The Spanish government, through the
French ambassador NJ Cambon. has pre-
sentcd to the State Department Il rerresen.
tation as to the condition of the six thou
sand Spanish prisoners held by the Philip
pine insurgents. The statement is said
to be not a protest, but more in the nature
of observations on the unfortunate
conditions. The hope is expressed that
in the interest of humanity some effective
steps may be taken to secure the release
of these prisoners.
Miss Clara Barton has received the fol-
lowing cable from Marquis Villalbos,
president of the Spanish Red Cross:
Negotiations begun for pecuniary ran
som of the prisoners in the Philippines
interrupted by General Otis, because lie
feared the sums offered would be employ
ed against his troops We pray you earnest
ly to ntercede with your government to
insure the triumph of humanity"
1t is understood in Rome that China has
again refused the Italian demand for a
concession of San Nun bav.
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No. 1926 Equity.
ORDERED this 22nd day of March, 1899,
" that the Auditors Report and account
A filed in this cause be ratified and con-
tlrmed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 9TH day Of April,
1899; provided a copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in
Prince Georges county once in each of
two successive weeks before the said It'll
day of April, 1899
JAMES b. BELT,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for p G. Co.
True copy-test: JAMES B. BELT, Clerk.
March 24th, lS99-3w
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STATE OF MARYLAND
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..
Annapolis February 2Sth,
compliance Public tina
Mutual
York December 3ls file
F. ALBERT KURTZ,
o. F. BHEEE SoNsG General Agents.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills: the non irritating and
only cathartc to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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SabnrR eunen.

Cine Der eisenartieIten Sitten, bi,
ilf in Netito erbaIten baben, 1T bas
rSabn : Rennen", bas aliGbrlid arl
Sftern itattfinbet. Die beiten Reiter
BON Rab unb Sern itenen fi6 bann
gum Wettbeperb elm. Die preiIe, bic
BON einieen rsiden 8sIibern ausaeTebt
ltno, beiteben aus einem nit Sob
pper SiIber beIebten Sut, einem i66z
men Yadr Sporsn, einem Sattel II. Q.
Der 9ersang bes Rennens 1T Der sols
ssnoe: Gin lebenber Sabn ipirb unter
Sano uno af6e ~besraben, 70 BAH er
ild ni9t felbit befreien fam. Mur Der
pals ftredt beraus, er Tam i'm fr,i
teipsgen unb benz 9riff bes Reiters
dustpeifen. Die Reiter raIen nun in
oolem Salopp an ibm porbei unb
tpdbrenbOeFeu perIuden, nit
timer Sdnobepesuns ben Sa6n au be-
Treten unb Iaufen gu Iaffen. Rafiirli6
ite itrsnse ReseIn babel befoIs
gen.
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fen, besab i5 mid su Bette, ALIEN i'd

fen. besab i9 mid su Bette, ateiu i9
bermo6te teinen S6laf gu finben.
Ils i4 mid am anberen Rprgen su
fpdter Stunbe erbob, fiel mir cine Ieits
fame llnrube i'm Sduie auf. Meiue
Mutter fanp i9 in SbrGnen, cine
geute u1iagbarer grresuns.
"g8as 1T gef4e3en9" rief i4 be-
ftiirat,
s. mein 9ott! 49," Iieb ie abaes
riHen berpor. .@eItern abeno nod
feline abnuns!... sic I6isnen 10
rubis!... limb nur bic Notb bat iie
boSu eetrieben! 49,. Sebpig!"
Sd mantle.
Na9 einigen tpsiteren Mittbeiluns
gen bate i'd bas fur9tbare Drama err
rat9en, begriffen. Dieter rRarr BON
Batter" bate dngeIihts bes trafen
@lenbs, has er ipeber gu ertraeen nod
gu b%etdmpfen permo6t, ben @ntfGluk
gefdbt, Geib unb 2eben gu enben, unD
Sebipis in ibrer abgOttif9en, tobes<
mutbtgen Gtebe bate barsin g%eipiaigt,
nit ibm gu iterben.
Wlan bate iie in Der Morgenfriibe
i'm Sobestumpfe gefunben.
Set iener Stunbe auf benz 9dlcpn
babe i'd ME tpieoer einen SUB empfanz
gen tonnen, obne poa Rsue, bol 8erz
5fpetflung ienes anoeren Suites All aez
benton, ben i'd leioer u~neripioert zee
laten. uno nod beute foltert mid Der
9eoante, oh !Sebtpig mid bdmdls, als
ite tiir INNER BON ben SugenbaeIpielen
t6eiben ioIte, in einem id6en qugz
bru6 naiper 3drtli6teit in bic qrme
9ei9lofen, poer OBJ lie, elm tieferes &C.
tubl perratbsnb, ni6t fter6en fppate.
o9ne itd bic 8onne oieIer I9i6teruen
Siebtpiuna gu geItatten.
Oof ME, niemuls perbe i'd es err
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Wooernes sicbcsIicS.
Bon Z. @enoonis.

WeIphie:
"gaein eiebitcr 1T i'm Surf Der Stmieb.~
Wlein 9isbiter 1T Wirt6I6aftsmamIea
Selm 9rdfen auf benz @ut,
Yin frommer, sii9tiger @eIeQ,
Sin frii6es, iunses glut.
4ls grdutisam eing er auf's SdIob
Sur aO6in in bic 2ebr',
gtuH trtfft sr's feIbft iGon gans faz
mos:
&odt Steiner 70, fpie er.
er f4euert, nGbt unb itidt BEL Saa
uno trGumt BON mir bel Na6t,
lno fpenn i'd frag', OBJ er mid mag.
srrOtbet ct unb la9t.
BENT i'd itets nit treuem Sim
lno ipeib' ibm manden Reim,
lno ipern i'd erit NAL Doctor" bin.
5ubr' i'd ben Qiebiten beim! =
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0erIorsnc 7age.


Bon Rar Sausbufer.
Die Some i6ieu, unb bic RnoTpe
fprang,
uno IS raui6t int sriinenben Gage;
DER S4metterIing fIOg, unb Der 9o1el
fang -
Us fparen perIorne Sage!
9as 9era mar 70 jung unb bic MeIt
70 tpeit,
uno es i6immerte Sang unb Saae;
bon Bunoern ipriibte bic iuuIenbe
3eit -
Inb bod perIorne Sage!
Hno iusnn i'd in 8aIb unb in
@iiItsnei
Den alien 9Gumsu tlage,
fraSen iie Ieis: 8ar 2isbe
bdbsi?--
0drum bic perIornen Sage!
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etseHarti8e photographer.

8iele beriibmte engltI9e S6riftItelz
Ter baben nit @orliebe i6ren Ramen
auf 5eniteri@eiben eingeribt. Su finz
ben ii9 bic Namen BON gbor[es
Oidens unb feinen 5reunben auf benz
5enfter elmer alien &uti6ertneipe in
yortibire eirseriBt. Dor e~iniasn
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nit Sbomas Mopre's Namenssua
bertauft, unb fir ieben 9ubItaben
perlan9te man mebr ais feds 8funb
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tur etne .3eiIe BON ibm be3ablt purbe.
Den %tpertbpoqiten @lasautparapben
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rem 5enitsrn zines tDnigli6en SaIpnz
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Dem bic bGnif6e &1nigsfamilie nit
ibren tOnisliden 9GIten unb @ers
tpanbten gu ibrem Sommeraufentbalt
fdhrt. Die QUALIFICATION buben fid
bier ale nit ibren &oisnamen, bic ibs
men i'm engen SdmilientreiIe beiaeleot
tpsrben, eingefdriebsn. Der periturz
bene rufiif6e &diier erI6eint bier als
aSatdd"; benin i'm 5amilientreife
ipuroe sr nSntel Sditd" %a,nannt.
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bat ii9 ais Ridp" in sroBsn tribeliaen
8udftaben ein~9etragsn, bic ,3arin ais
rNltr". Nod mertpiiroieer ais bic
nit Signaturen bef9riebenen ssenItsrs
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ergli'4en 9efeIf6dft ais ~aeeianete
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nuBt perben. am beliebtsten 1T Der
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b%eionbersn art bon fpeiBem Sols ober
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photographer nit Defenders prGporirs
Stnte sefdrieben. Oft trdat man
au4 gerie, Sti5Sen pber turSe Rus
i!tcomppfitionen auf bic platte elm.
st Der Siid bann nit ipl6en qutos
ardpben : SaGBen bebedt, 70 pirb er
'rttpeber ladirt ober nit elmer 9lasz
platte perieben, nm bic tpertbpoasn
fir ale 3eiten su 6epabz
ZEN. Die interefonteitsn slide bieIer
grt iinb i'm 8eiiB Der Mrs. Stanlsp,
yer 5rdu bss beriibmten ReiIenben.
Die photographer. bic aaf feibene lie
bon R0beln seI6rieben fpers
EN-, iiberarbsitet man, um lie au be-
NIT peri9tebenfdrbiser Seibe.
Die biibi6eite Sorm, bic bic autoaraz
beniammler srfunbsn bubsn, 1T bic
Ut 5Gder.
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Ser Sies fnirfGts utter rofden. bon
Der 8iuu n~GberteRmenben Shritten,
um ben nd4ften SYiebsrItrau6 boa einc
i9ldnte WGansreeItalt uno fdnb aleid
oarouf in miIitdriI9 sriibenber Sal.
tun9 ppr tbr.
9eitatteu 8nGbisIte: Better SriB.
Die 8orpnin fab Ia elm biibI6es,
1unges @ntlib nit bsitern 3iisen, in
elm puor freunbli9e @usen, bic eenau
10 iueenoIi9 nsueisris gu ibr bsrub.
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Better SriB, Der jung, 0ertpanSte bes
ngutsn Smitri", ibr bisber nod uaber
tanat, felt brsi Sugen absr bierber Der,
iesf. 3peimal butte er lie perFe6li.
einmal 8urmittags, einmaI Rd6mitz
tags, nun lam er abenbs, unb fiebe es
uar ibm essliidt, Dem Better Srib.
Seine Stimme tlans Triin uno
frObIi6, unb frtY9 unb jugeuoli6 lab
er aus, brr Better Strip. Sin uieblis
der, tIsinsr lieutenant, luItig unb
barmlOS llnsefGbr bas 8sgentbeil
hires SbsalS, 10 oa6te SLpna.
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better ireffelte man bic erIten 8egriiz
Bungsrtomsurten. 8uIb oaruuf mar
Der 8urtrn psrlaFen. Der fleint
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benz @ehiif6 bevborgudte, bate nidts
mebr gu heIauI9en; rin sttternber
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idien fp0ttii9 gu IG9eln, tpie elmer,
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4tt 8age ipGter mar es, tpieber elm
tlteoerhuftenber unb Ittmmunaspouer
abenb. 2luf Der tleinen, tpeiBen Gar
tenbun fuBen bic 9drontn Martettd
uno Better Srib. sic mubten iid
gut unterbaltsn, beHn ibr luItiz
ges 2a6m Hang bel1 burd ben @arten.
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lie luuidrten Der amfrI, biz pom bliiz
8aume berub Elm 2iebeslieo
lang, lodfno uno f6mel3enb.
limb uas bic amfei fftpieg, unb es
It'll nm lie ipuroe, unb Der Monb aufz
ba 9ieItsn ie iid umi6lungen.
sic bltdten chamber in bic Qlqer,
unb tie. F.
Im folgenosn 2tbenb faBen auf Der
peiBen @artenbant garonin
ytartettu unb bic gutmiitbiae, runoe
Seieuf6aftSbame Slona R6mer. 0ieIe
i6iittelte ben Sopf; uber bless
nitt ieuf5enh, ipnoern ld6elnb.
Ber bate bas geoadti 60 raid!
Wtr fennen uns bod Idpn reun
Gage, fuete bic iIsine 9aronin.
yfeun Gage! 5reili6, bas 1T lana,
man jung lift, unb bas Sers
prtdt. SIonu nidte, in @rinneruna
sriuntrn. Su, bic Susenb, Iaste fie
ND ieuf5te Ieidt. Damn a6er lG6elte
e tpieoer, Sutunftsfrob.
Sin %rei5enbes Paar tperben sic abs
'ben- 9eibe 70 jung, 70 friiblingss
rid.
9as eben lit es, unterbra6 bic tleins
iuronin, mas mir an meinem Syrib 10
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lie i'd es bin. limb laden tann err
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bon belnertt, SIona, mas fir iiibe /
ueen er bat? 9laue! limb einen To- !
'ben, treuberSisen Bid. a6, Slona!
Die tleine 8aronin briidte bic perz !
SGnoe sesen ibr !SerS, fab !
9%ldn5enoen @ugen gum Simmel =
Il unb fagte nit einem aufatbmen I
Slides: Gr lit mein SbeaG! .
Slona lafte le;ie Dor fi6 bin unb =
r idutdsnoe Gmor Sipinferte berz {
lult9 benz belen Mpnbe gu unb iiber n
n Steingefi4t fdten elm 2G6eln al b
den, f9aIt9aft unb bod Ooq beI6eis
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- 9sfdbrIi9er auftraa.
Ir5t: Isle miifen Sbrer 5rau befe6s
len, baB ie infolge Der 2uftr0bren.
ent5iinbung sinige Gage 10 tpenia als
mOgli9 Ipri9t." = @bemann: .MSds
tens ibr nidt Oas ieIbit bsfebIen, Serr
Doctor
- gisentb iimti6 tariff.
SetratbspermittIer: Die Dame fpieIt
Slapier, turnt, RABBIT, iingt unb Ipri6t
enslii9, frdn5Oif6 unb italienif6-
5eiratbgcanbibat: ,SSrcn
Sic duf, 10 bel SsIb giebts ia aor
nidt, mas bic BADEN mub!"
Sired. Ssrr: Sinh sic 8etts
Ter bon ssruf9" ssttIsr: .Nsiu,
aus Ssibsni8aft-
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srstslt 9lGnSenbe RsIultate unb bat
als iibrisen Seieui9aften Iabmeelest.
er TT ben Sdnaen Gag uuf ben 8einsn
uno infoIge ieiner psrGnberten aebenss
ipeiis bat ii4 au4 Sus 3ipperlein ni4t
tpieoer einqeIteut.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
ANTITRUST CONFERENCE
Governor Rogers Of Washington State Declines
10 Attend.


Austin. Tcx.,Junc i9.-Gov. sayora to-
day received "a letter from GOV. Rogers
Of Washington. declining 20 attend the
antitrust convention at g. Louis. TIE
presents his reasons In the following
letter.
"In reply 20 your invitation, allow me
10 say that IL will be- impossible for me
10 attend. It has occurred 60 me In this
connection that many people are udyo-
eating state control Of trusts with In
sincerity. thinking In this way 10 pass
through the next national campaign
with safety 10 themselves, feeling sure
that whatever state legislation may De
enacted which will really curb the
power of trusts, will eventually be de-
olarrd Unconstitutional BY the United
States Supreme court, With those who
thus. and FOR that purpose, advocate
state legislation regarding trusts, / can
have no sympathy. and / am bound 90
believe. TO. that legislative action
which seeks 10 control the formation
and management Of trusts Will prove
Intellectual.
"ln the first place. the word trust
IN misleading when applied 20 u great
many Industrial combinations now
threatening the prosperity OF the pco-
/ pie. In many Instances ru-cnllcd
trusts are merely larger corporations.
1T has occurred TO me That corpora
| lions VIII be declared 20 possess "a
| vested and constitutional right 60 buy
and sell Clearly. II seems 20 me, cur-
| porutions. as well as natural persons.
| have q right TO buy and hence a right
| TO sell whatever ~ offered Tor sale In
| the market II sufficient weight OF
! capital be employed, "a corporation or
| natural person has the ability ana the
| constitutional right 20 buy an OF q ccr-
tain product offered for sale, ana this
] win unquestonnbly operate 10 tx the
I price at which such product VIII In fu-
turp De sold. We can see that as In
the case uf that parent ~ trusts. the
standard on company, the power 20
| buy aud sell possessed by that COM
| pany being entirely sufficient to regu-
late the price at which OH VIII be- sold,
The standard on company thus gets
the power 90 drive out OF business nll
competitors, ana IN this way cstab-
fishes. prices for which It's product must
be sold.
u am at a loss. too how the natural
and fundamental right uf either untur,
/ al or corporate persons 90 buy ana sci
can be lnterfcrcd with by legal enact
mcnt under our Constitution. For THU
reason. I can see not remedy Tor thl
trust evil save public ownership. Thil
now question of the trust rs really The
very old one NJ capital versus labor
or,stntcd dlGorcntlythc attempt of TN
I almighty dollar 10 acquire entire IN
promacy In the anaira Of men. Their
IL Ia an this an lrrcprcsslblc conflict
which win not down at the bidding o
any state legislature
In addition 10 this letter, the COVER
nor received brief letters from IA
governors NJ Oregon and Pennsylvania
! ludoraiug the antitrust convention an
promising 20 be- In attendance.