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North Park union., 1900-10-26
Facts About Trusts.

There 10 no trust in the entire United
States."-Mark Hanna.
Let US suspend for moment the
examination of specific trusts for the
purpose of presenting in tabular, and
therefore graphic form, the gratitude
OF protected trusts to the people who
have taxed themselves now these
many years in their behalf. How
have the trusts, OF whose very exist
ence Mr.. Hanna, one Of their creators
and benelciaries though he lie, is ig-
norant-how haze these tax-fed
trusts repaid the people who have
bled that these infant industries
might prosper?
The following table shows not on
ly that the self sacrificing American
citizen pay. the duty which makes
the foreign article an article OF lux
urv, but that his tax-fattened bene
ficiary sells the product Of the do.
mestic infant industry to the foreigner
for less than he charges his American
gull.
Here is a table which compares
the American and English prices fol
several trust articles:
North Park union., 1900-10-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

If Mckinley gets back, every foot
of free range in the western country
will be sold to the beef trust in
eighteen months. 1t will be ap.
praised by local land office registers
and stolen from the people. Guess
the farmers Of the West will sleep
this election.-Eagle County Times
Senator Dcpew told the students
at the University Of Chicago Wednes
day. that the Republican party is
trying to "put the dollar within the
reach of the man." According to
The Worlds special dispatch from
Indianapolis to-day, this is particular
ly true in Indiana, where the result OF
the election will, it is conceded, de
pend upon the most lavish supply
and skillful use of Doodle. York
World.
Every man and woman in Colorado
who is at all acquainted with Mr.. j.
Is. Orman knows him to be a very
plain everyday business man who
has obtained his education chiefly in
the hard school of experience; as q
railroad builder he has been eminent
ly successful, and as citizen he is
clean and honest. As Governor Ad
ans suggests, it is business admin.
istration that Colorado wants at this
time, and this Mr.. Orman will give
the people-Florence Refiner.
Only a short time ago the Ameri
can congress got very plous over the
attempt Of Congressman Roberts, @
polygamist to gain a seat in con.
gress, but the republican end of it
survived the attack of modesty, and
Notwithstanding that Roberts, who
had two wives, was denied a seat in
congress, the Sultan of Sulu, with Is
wives, enjoys the princely salary of
$3.50 per month which comes out OF
the U. S. treasury, and the govern
ment guarantees HIM protection in
his riotous, ungodly practices.-In-
dex, Medicine Lodge, Kan.
Former Gov. Roosevelt, in defend
ing what he described four years ago
as "the piratical way OF looking at
neighboring territory" says: at is
a good thing for the world that
France should be in Alglers, England
in Soudan and Russia in Turkestan. y
This is the old plea of the land-pi-
rates-their conquests and robberies
are always in the interest of 'sciviliza-
ton Morgan and Laftte and
Walker and their brother buccaneers
and 'filibusters were at least not hypo-
crites-New York World.
North Park union., 1900-10-26
Long Trip To
Save Old Home,
Sister, Notified That
Farn1ly Place Is To BE
Se1a, Travels Aeress
Gent1nent re Buy Tt.

Frederick, Del, Oct 19.-The
Downham homestead, one of the
most noted in all Delaware, was to
have been sold under the hammer
yesterday. But it was not.
The last owner was McKenree
Downham, editor Of the Middletown
Transcript. A year or two ago his
health failed and he mortgaged the
old place. At last it was advertised
for sale.
Downham sent q brief telegram
across the continent to sister he
had not seen for years. 1t was a
forlorn hope. "Old home going for
debt" was all the dispatch said.
Just as the auctioneer was about
to bid Oh the place = richly dressed
woman stepped from train and hur-
ried 10 the scene Her voice rose
sharp and clear in The bidding and
North Park union., 1900-10-26
4fix.6l;uilisi;11H1ISx1X;ixI1iiSi2xpu. ~ :

Ds Fscuxa morning last
With bearing curdIhg legend Contagious
had bean taken down in Walden and all
throw and the fight bring
indeed bad misfortune but not bad
The setback Is only and is
almost time of its life; and
annoyance quarantine ovnd let hope for
bring during distress and lay
plans future growth and Development
Nothing simply accord of
happy combination that Walden
possess So its future depends largely its people
that will and and be not only
profitable trading point must work to that end
noted moral community where good
with that they find suitable copanonp
for high school, and the religious element
such
Walden good trad
health schools good society good
good Come settle down and be
among People Walden it for you say. What is
your answer?
young hunters
14th They
of Col j. Fountain and his
Henry disappeared January 1896 e lawyer
prosecuting cattle thieves supposed band OF these
him and his their Las Cruces riding in
kill there might be but
little boy vandalism low for
Washington D. c. writing the Colorado Trans
the travelling Dmmers of the
will and Stevenson and he thinks 100
driving them
ticket Verify prosperity edged
drummer who
goods other
quarters
North Park union., 1900-10-26

sEEAToa MoARs INcoNsIsrENcY
respect for the fairness
wisdom and patriotism from Massachusetts, but
position republicans for voting for the Paris treaty and
.h Of Bry.n for irving his influence to bring
him the criticism of being in his dotage wuy unfair
Senator Hoar abuses Bryan the following severe
language The comparison and criticism from tho Springfield Mass Ne
back the
wa a. Il some great military political Revolutionary
West Point the the midst Of the struggle had got
Britain andth King George nghtfu sovereign.
Bot Mckinley who made the aud then forced through With all
his power
patriotic of the president and
In the grit the purpose " the large majority
sincerity and their love Of liberty
And finally Of men in his party
impute colleagues
actuatd by less patriotic motives
isas sa p:ysa- ! s,s
republican party long splendid
would haye done NO harm but for Mr. Bryan
This climax the Concord speech Only mistake in
80 years. wouldn't have done harm but for Bryan
The axruBlIcANs uAyE raising
d North Carolina and other southern states a the
Interested why don't
question their dfranchsemen and the u
Supreme and have test made They don't dare to do it,
and they know it
republicans with all their hypoct profes
pons Of friendship colorcd n fact
passage tegaphc report of Gov Roosevelts
Lexington Ky Monday popu
Ar Of fair play. 1t reads:
Republicans Lexington
About 200 colored citizens had provided themselves
b this morning they notified that they wouldn't be
Gov Roosevelt he learned that the
episode plainly feeling
thing but southern republican thing equally not defended in its
unjust manifestations by people parties
Hoar especial this reminder has lately
said:-
Aguinado
Independence Washington
tho rights And Who standing with heel the forehead of
with them only the
reply which hypocrisy
partisan which reckless
Tho against the Of the southern
Carolina exclude the
suffrage negroes write They stand before the law n
Just every Massachusetts
trouble exclusion of intelligent but in the nc
ignorant white Senator Hoa surely knows this but h s
speaking
W. saa ptnt that matter Ths republicans and
With all the the
y hands ths administration has made motion whatever
Of egsLaon the
S6la Sey c3sar 70 al studsnts Of polSca
North Park union., 1900-10-26

FRIDAY OCTOBER ae. 1900.
North Park union., 1900-10-26

While our stock Of stove repairs
is as complete rs one could expect
Tor q town of this size it is neverthe-
less advisable to forward your order
py mail week or ten days in adj
vance and we will be certain to have
1t on hand when you come down.
W hat we want is the name of stove,
maker, and its different numbers.
With these we can get you any piece
desired from the date of the flood to
the present writing.
McCREERY & Bock,
North Park union., 1900-10-26

1t is the duty of Boards of Health
OF cities and towns, by general law to
PROVIDE for the vaccination of the in
habitants thereof. Any one desiring
their children thus inoculated can
have the same carefully done by cal
ling on DR.. Fischer at his office in
Walden.
North Park union., 1900-10-26

the property was knocked down to
her for $4,525.
hWhat name?" asked the auction
Ger.
"Ask Mr.. Downham, my brother"
was the reply.
The editor, who had been sitting
with bowed head, looked up and saw
that the old home had been saved by
tue sister from California, who had
crossed the continent to prevent It's
sacrifice. Times.
North Park union., 1900-10-26
Campaign Song Book.

Title, Freedom Songs" by f. w. Crane.
Adopted by the State Central Committees OF the
Fusion Forces of Nebraska. Single copy Ss5
81; ;'5 per dozen, 800 per half dozen. Address
nll orders to E. W. Crane, box No. 1870, Lincoln
Nebraska.
Freedom Songs" is vote maker, and should
be in the hands of every ono who is Interested
in the election of ". J. Bryan, j. H. EpMIsrrN,
vice-Chr. Peoples Party.
take great pleasure in recommending Free
dom Songs as great campaign song book.
p. l.. HALL, Chr. Dem. State Committee
Local papers friendly to the cause will please
copy the above. BY request oi the committees
North Park union., 1900-10-26
Lands EQT Sale!

Il E=:1;;;r=HHTTENTIONl =1rHH Parties who
i ii / are looking for one Of the best
U.s. situations in the state of Col
orado to buy irrigated tracts, either
large or small, upon easy terms,
with perpetual water rights, near
town site, railroad being operated
directly through the valley: The
present crop Of wheat for 1900 IS
estimated at over two million bush,
els. Hay, alfalfa, small grain and
potatoes do well there. Price, from
$4,000 per acre up, including per-
petual water right sufficient to ir,
rigate same.
The above land will be sold on
ten years time to good parties.
For further particulars in regard
to this land we would refer you to
John L. Hilton,
1880 Santa Fe Ave-, Denver Colo,
or North Park Union,
Walden, Colorado.
Also a new town building on the
Denver & Rio Grande railway, to
which this land is contiguous.
North Park union., 1900-10-26

When calling on Fort Collins for any
thing in the clothing, boot, shoe or
gents furnishing lines don't forget The
Carl Murray Clothing Company-You
all know Carl.
North Park union., 1900-10-26

Half wool brocade dress goods l0c.
SS$$S$
All wool dress goods 25c.
S$TSSS
Special values dress goods 5Qc.
(the Csc. or 75c. in most stores).
Best 2-ply .ll wool carpets 56o.
-xSSS$$
Best 3-ply all wool carpets nc.
$$$$S$
Ladies jackets $2.l5 to $1,000.
S$$$$$
Ladies' capes 75c. to $4,000.
S$v$$$
Best dress prints 5c.
SvS$S$
Best apron ginghams &c.
$$1+5$
GROCERIES.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
Lake view Park, sd,

One Of the prettiest outings and sum.
n.er resorts in the neighborhCod OF
Wasb1n gton is the new park known as
Lskeview Park recently opened up by
the Columbia Associotlon. 1t is lecat'
ed on high knoll near the lake on the
Conduit Road a short distance east OF
Glen Echo. and has been arrsnged es.
Oecially for the comfort of those who
wish to spend dsy ia the woods ana
10 get the country air. A new grand
stand Laviiion has been built and seals
are we'll scattered in all paris of the
grove in ihe shade. The coolest ana
ourest spring water can be had and ev'
erything has been pre- pared fol the en-
iovreg1t of those who visit the park.
Sundays are devoted largely to sacred
cor eerts and to cut door meetings. Thus
far the attendance esch Sur day has
been in the neighhorbood Of 2, 600 The
ark is located on the CONDUIT Road
and can be reached by taking Metropol'
itan cars and transferrir g to the Wash
ipgtOn and Great Falls iine and getting
off at the District line Vehicles are in
attendance at small price to take you
TO the grounds. The public is cordially
invited to visit this park.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
EQUAL TO EMERGENCY.
fContInued from first page.

was anparent to men who take note
.of The small details of the address anu
bearin@ of the custodians oil great
rosnonsibilties. This cordIality OF re-
Iations is a new and encOuraglhg eVl.
Ianre of the increasing solidarity Oh
ol1r glorious republic, and points nope
fnIly to a day when all questions OIL
race color. and creed will be lnterred
forever IN the martial trenches dug py
our brave white and black felloW
countrymen upon the battlehelds OIL
four wars. and buried irreVocabiy I'D
The blue ocean that carries upon It's rip
nIes toward st. Thomas, Porto hdco'
and Cuba the promise Of broader
Americanism. loftier citizenship, ana
y more perfect liberty wherever the III
sniripg flag of ouT land may be uh-
furled 20 the ambient breeze.
The ColOred American is proud TO
take this occasion to congratulate Con
sal Van Horn upon his splendid record
in the past and bid him godspeed III
ALI of his future undertakings. sue
cess is the reward that seldom falis 10
come TO him who has learned TO Iabor
and to wait. -
The colored American., 1900-07-07
Hampton Wal Exercises.

The Annual Hampton Negro Con-
ference for 1900 will take place at that
Institution, July Is, l9 and 20. on the
Academic and Virginia Hall Institute
grounds. A most interesting program
has been prepared for this occasion
Among the Washingtonians who viii
participate will Rev. f. j. Grimbe e,
D. D., Prof J. ". Cromwell and DE-. F.
j. Shadd, Of the Mt dieai Department
OF Howard University.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY HARTONA.
Positively Unequaed Strengthening all ny
Knotty stubborn, Harsh, Curly Hair.
USING HARTONA.

SOFT and straight The use OF
box of HARTONA will show immediate results makes te haT grow
and Scalp Diseases Remember that ABI0N IS the
the Price, 100 Don
and face be ruined by dangerous chemicals at are SOFA
to
people State in the Union TNA does not nave to
tahtens the
and naturally straight after the OF
adults Money
perfectly satisfied
The colored American., 1900-07-07
Prominent CoIOred meB.

Agents wanted to sell zone Hundred
Distinguished Leaders," beautiful
book containing one hundred portrai s
and ske ches of the leading colOred
men ia the United States. PIice %
cents per copy. Send stamps or post
office money order to
Charles Alexander,
Tuskegee Institute,
Tuskegee, Ala.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
HARTONA FACE WASH

gradually the black
will the skin of mulato perfectly white HATONA FACE
remains soft and bright without continual use Of the Face one
delighted patrons send testimonials every from all over the
WASH will Wrinkles
Freckes and all Blemishes of the Skin You regulate the
shade
with bottle HARTONA FACE WASH perfectly harmless sent
bottle
positively refunded absolutely salts
The colored American., 1900-07-07
HARTONA REMEDY COMPANY
9O0 Z. Main st., RICHMOND, Va

T.
this viii who will
FACE package of HARTONA
The remedies viii be
viii a
address plainly
Order Express, o. enclosed in a Registered Letter
The colored American., 1900-07-07
THE SUMMER SEASON

another column to the public tho,
books are opened for excursions p ~
ley Hall, that POI uIar snnmer -
and that the River Queen has heoa
painted, refitted up in every wsv
new electric lights Tut In At ths
pense OF five tkOussd dollars ard :.
better condition Than ever 10 ss,va L
public. The folio slDg dates nav.
been taken \
July;
I" s, Regular family sxonrsi.
to Motley fall,
8, The Old Folks Homest..l
Social Club 10 Low er Cedar Point
g 10, Samuel Jones Animal sv
ccrsion, 10 Motley Hall,
- IL, The Ten American. ,,I
to Motley Hall,
4" II, Imperial Social Cjub ]
Lower Cedar Point.
T" 13, Second Baptist Churcb \
Lower Cedar Point,
s. 10, Regular family exeorsioI
80 Motley Hail.
+" 16, The Boston House Porter
Social Club to Motley Hall.
+" II, Israel &. II. E. Churcb j
Motley Hall,
F" 1s. Agnes Young Court No
to Motley Hall.
- 10, Happy Ten Social ClublJ
Motley Hall.
July:
+" 20. Peoples Congregations
church 10 Lower edar Point.
' 2s, Regular family excursion
to Motley Hall.
-" 23, American Star Social Clut
Motley Hall.
"a, N. E. Magnolia Socis
CIub TO Motley Hail.
=" 25, Yale social Club, to Nolley
Hall.
26, Bowin Road Investmeut
Club, 10 Motley Hall.
I" 81, The Young Lsdys' Immed
late Relief Cub to n otIey Hall.
Sc 30. Regular Sunday excursion
to Motley Hall.
- 80. St. Cyprian excursion tC
Motley Hall.
81, D. B. Webster LOdgt
Lower Cedar Point,
August.
J, American GIce Club to Not
ley Hall
Q, Masonic Lodge to NOdel
Hall.
3, P. q. Cuyler GalDraitl
church TO Motley Hall.
F." 5, Regular family excursiOl
to Motley Hall
+" 6, Odd Fellows Ledge
Motley Hall.
f" Z. East Washington Briss
makers TO Motley Hall.
" 8, Wesley Fletcher Go. b I
Lower Cedar Point.
8, OxfoTds Pleasure CLUB
Motley Hall.
" 10, Excelsior Social Clu0
Motley Hall.
" IL. Regular family eXenfsi'
to Motley Hall.
Rev. Wilibanks to Lowe
Cedar Point.
" IA, Congressional to GlymoL
" 10. Amphion Glee Club 10 N
The colored American., 1900-07-07
HARTONA NO-SMELL

smells bad ds the body aching feet
chad limbs HARTONA is Gosend all persons suffer
Sent anywhere receipt of price-5Oc a package.
a order to
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Certain Government Two Per Cent
to BE Retired.


10 he hetired.
Notice will be sent out Immediately By
the SECRETARY Of the Treasury tha, tbe
~, - ,o- mn am :,
WIN pay o'A 'ie S-''VoV'0oV VI
per cent ponds now running Win Priv
lege of payment at the Government
pleasure. Interest will stop September /
.nd .,o-o ,os, ,,.-,,,,, r,,.,.a,.,5
TIL 80 80, -, ~ Co,,;no, ,r,oa,;na
s..ie e
sse,a. upo ~ .a...s .,'n. y,
49,. os a. $751;, -. e. ~ r,,u
no, ~ Iii he ,,saJ ~ ,his ,,na "a a5,,a.
80 ca,..nn,an, aet,, &c -, .,i,,, =. ~ 80
,i,,,a ia rau t,,eras. ~ anar, - " oon
.rhau .. = n.na.assarv pc 'en'
Tha.o ~ 80 ~ IL, a,-o.r .,,,os
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
END OF THE DOG SHOW.
An Exhibition by Educated CANNES
and pn eade Inv Prize Winners.

Last night wound up the inaugural dog
show of the Capital City Kennel Club,
which had been in progress since Tuesday
at the armory of the Washington Light In
fantry The show was managed with
great care and the club is highly pleased
with its results, and will meet some day in
the near future to perfect arrangements for
a regular annual bench show. The club re-
ceived great deal Of encouragement from
dog owners all over the country.
Last night the attendance was larger
than it had been at any other time. The
trained dogs Of Mr.. Hampton entertained
the audience with their feats OF jumping
climbing. and running. and the prize win
ners made an exhibition promenade in the
ring.
At the close of the show the majority of
the dogs were put in their cages and taken
10 the stations for the return trip to their
owners.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
The Mecklenburg Declaration of In
dependence.

| To the Editor of The Times:
The anniversary of the alleged Mecklen-
burg Declaration of Independence will be
celebrated on May 20. at Charlotte n C.
That alleged declaration is myth. There
| was meeting at Charlotte, Mecklenburg
County. on May 81. 1775. which passed
twenty revolutionary resolutions, but with
| out word to parallel the Declaration of
July 4. 1776. These resolutions We're
printed in the South Carolina Gazette
of June 13. 1875. and were transmitted by
| Governor Martin to the Secretary of State
in London. He denounced them as sur
passing all the reasonable utterances yet
produced. and added that copy of them
had been sent by express to the Congress
at Philadelphia. - -
Such was the fact. and some of the
resolutions were reprinted in Northern
papers. But in time they were forgotten.
In June. 1919. John Adams was dunn
founded to see in the fEssex Register" an
article entitled Raleigh Register Dec
laration Of independence embodying five
resolutions purporting to have been adopt
ed at Charlotte on May 90, 1875, and CON
tanning exact phrases of the Declaration
OF July 4, 1776. S;raightway he wrote a
letter to Thomas Jefferson, enclosing the
astounding resolutions. and expressing
surprise that he had never heard of them
before
jefferson, in reply. pronounced them
spurious, and later John Adams discred-
tied them.
In the New York Sun of July a. 1882
| proved the resolutions to be a fabrica-
tiCn. A year or two later / learned that
President yelling, of Columbian Univer-
sity, had anticipated me in the North
American Review for April, 1874. After
ward when l met him. he told me that
the late Peter Force. who in 1888. discov
cred. in an old newspaper. part of the
twenty resolutions adopted at Charlotte,
May 81, 1775. himself discredited the reso-
lutions first published in 1919.
The mystery is easily solved. Old style
prevailed in North Carolina in 1775. so
that May 81 answers to May 20. new style.
There was but one public meeting at
Charlotte. in May. IT'S. when twenty reso-
buttons were adopted and transmitted to
Congress by Captain Jack, not single
phrase thereof paralleling expressions In
the Declaration Of July 4: 1776.
w. H. BURR.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
midas FAMINE SUFFERERS.
Washington Asked to Aid In Ra;'
ing n Relief Eund.

| Washington Asked to Aid In Rs;s-
ing a Relief Fund.
The Commissioners yesterday received
an appeal from the Committee of One
Hundred in New York to aid in the relief
of the famine sufferers in India. The
motive Of the communication is to inter
est the authorities OF Washington in the
project in the hope that a contribution to
aid the sufferers in Hindoostan may be
forthcoming.
The New York circular sets forth the
fact that 100 representative citizens Of
New York have been appointed on COM
mittee there to solicit funds for the cause,
and that Brown Brothers, the bankers,
are the recipients of the funds which
may be contributed. 1t is explained that
the plans of the committee contemplate
only the giving of money, as no arrange
ments have been made to send clothing or
supplies.
1t is expected that the Commissioners
will suggest within few days some plan
by which a contribution from Washington
may be added to the famine relief fund.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
SUSPENSION FOR TODD
Naval Officer Relieved From Du!y
Pending an Investigation.
Charged With Endenyoring to In
Huence Action CT Congress on Ger
tain Legislation Out,;royvth of
the Controversy Over Appro-
priations for Insulnr Surveys.

Commander Chapman C. Todd, Chief Hy-
drographer Of the Navy, has been SUE
| pended from duty by Secretary Long. pend
| ing investigation by the Navy Depart
| ment into n charge that he had endeavored
| to influence the action of Congress in a
| matter affecting the naval service. Repre-
| sentative Cannon of Illinois, Chairman o.
| the Committee on Appropriations, is the
| moving spirit in the allegation affecting
| Commander Todd. 1t is probable that Com
| mander Todd will ask for a court of en-
| quiry.
| the controversy in Congress over the re-
duction by the House Committee on APP
| propriations of the appropriation for sur
veys to be conducted by the Navy and the
refusal of the committee to agree to turn
ing over the surveys of the insular posses
sions Of the United States to the naval
service.
| great many kilograms and letters
| were received by the committee from COM
mercial bodies praising the work of the
Naval photographic Office and urging that
| the Coast Survey be transferred to the
H.. Ian man C"iiioh' Wy
eiiee.ion Vi the committee, called on the
secretary OF the Navy Tor a statement
whetneI the Navy Department had in
'estieated these communications from
commercial podies and asking out of what
| appropriation the telegraphic tolls on
| them had been paid. This call of the
committee was referred to the Bureau OF
equipment, which called on the Hydro
graphic ONCE, one OF its branches. for any
information which 1t possessed on the
subject.
The Navy Departments answer was pre-
pared. and the Department denied any
| knowledge of any influence on its part on
commercial bodies. Chairman Cannon then
| called on the Secretary of the Navy to
know why the committee had not been