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526 and for the period since July l in
creased $2.f13Sf2. Big Four gross in
creased for 1he week S21,671. and since
July / increased Si.354 453. Chesapeake
and Ohio gross for the week shows small
decrease. Sl9. .76O.
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$500 PER SHARE.
Directors.

Charles L. Tipler....3O 30 West 18th St, New York
J. q. II. CrO,venor. b. 90 Beaver St, New York
John ~ HOcn. Broadway, New York
William A. Vincent .--.,-- RoOkoy Bldg. Chicago
John Z. Jones. L. \ senator Washington, ID. &.
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Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District of Columbia.

temporary Offices. Cor. I4th & r SITS,
Capital Stock. s.. 900 10000.
THIS company Il prepared TO undertake all
trust busness--ske charge OF estates. prepare
wills, and act As Executor, Administrator Trus-
tee. Receiver. Assignee. COMMITTEES Of the estate
o. minor, srd any other kindred Office
Loans made real estate and Other approved
securities at current rates Of interest
The company also acts trustee and register
Tor other corporations.
This company is chartered 10 DO a general stcr-
age business, Is about 10 erect suitable build
ings Tor warehouse purposes, for the storage q
goods and ValuableS and for cold storage.
OFFICERS
EDWARD J. STIsLLwACEN, President
JAMES G. PAYNE, First Vice President
GEORGE z. HAMILTON, Second Vice Pred
dent Attorney. and Trlst O.fcer.
GEORGE l. FLEMING, Secretary.
CHARLES s BRADLEY. Treasurer
fse-t
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Sell Before Buying

II you want 20. and that is known as selling
short because sou nave sold what YOU havca't
got and '-short Of it," Nov, what Is the
matter with ..u, ing and selling -heat at these
prICcsf You le1tHiny can't lose mIch, for wheat
is nov seli..5, II lower price IN Chicago than
10 can De rrductd and laid down there at. In
vest S2J in ,pO bI. of wheat: sell il out on the
next bulge ~ merchants profit buy IL back
on the first break thereafter; then sell ~ out
again. You would he doing business. and good
business. too Our Tree book explains
HOWadCOsby&CO s 3 |:;fs;'; s. s :,i'''
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Some People Don't

Mind their own bus.ess because they have no
mind; another reason IS because they have no
business even IL they had a mind 10 mind it; an
other reason is that they have mind 20 mind
their business even if they had any business
TO mind. so there are a barrel Of reasons and they
all "gc''-see? But If you have no business. you
can get into one, quick IL you want to, with
very small amount Of money. Business consists
Of Buying something and ,htn selling IL again At
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Sugar at the opening this morning de-
clined TO below par, but later the stock
was fairly strong. and on covering Of
shorts seemed likely to advance There
was 70 news regarding the stock
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The Western Union report submitted to
the meeting Of the stockholders yesterday
estimates the net earnings for the quarter
at 81. DDS. 800 an increase of $40. .400.
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Henry irving as an Auctionccr.

actor will shortly have opp TMnity of seeing
him IN the role of an auction eer for noble
cause. Sir Henry has volunteered 20 auction Of
To the highest bidder two hundred thousand Gig rs
which have been generously donated by a proni-
nent cigar manufacturing concern. the proceeds
of which is to be divided equally between the
widows Of soldiers who died in the Philippines
and the British BOcr war. This sale promises 10
be very popular, as popular a. Heurich's beers
The people will reap benefits by drinking Heu-
rch's Naerzen, Senate, OF Lager, because they
are pure and contain wholesome qualities.
S1.25 to Baltimore and Return win
b. a. o.
saturday and Sunday March Il and IS.
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Sales-Amer. Graphophone 5s. $1,000 100;
Potomac Fire ms. 2G74: Capital Traction,
rights, 207d5 II. 24.351G6 -, 9O0G6 SIS:
Capital Traction, SOG96 3-4.s 2oG96 7-S.s
20G97." 2od97 1-2.s 205d9S,s 2O@9S I-S,s
Washington Gas. 210d54 IL
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ELIXIR BABEK
Preventive ard sure cure fos all
MALARIAL

Of Appetite. Bilious and Dyspeptic Disorders Head
ache. Pains in the Back Side. OF Limbs. Colds,
La Grippe, Neuralgia, etc Al all druggists, Soc
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MISCELLANEOUS sTuCks-

ChicaFO Srain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange
1919 Street
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Burlington Wis particularly buOyant this
morning. getting to 126 l-2 early in the dav
the highest price of the present advance.
Gossip regarding the company and the
stock is that more bonds are TO be refund
ed and that the stOckhOldeTc will soon have
another watermelon" Of this kind. Rock
Island and ST. Paul we're less eagerly
bougf., but both Of them he'd their own
well. AtchisOn, preferred, vas also strong.
Sentiment regarding the grangers is i'm
proving.
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Earnings reports for tie first week of
March continue excellent. The Northern
Pacific gross for the week increased $50
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Third Avenue was one OF the features
this morning Il was watched with much
interest at the opening on account Of the
quick spurt and subsequent decline at the
close yesterday The stock opened off 3
points. TO go. Later It advanced to 50. and
showed a tendency all the morning to 20
higher. Early in the afternoon another
squirt began on heavy short covering the
price reaching 20 iE short order The
report OF the receiver IS differently
viewed by the various factions in
the Street. but probably on the whole
it is considered "a trile better than was
expected. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
strong. but Metropolitan was inclined to
weakness al the opening
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The Tripler
Liquid Air Co.
Capital Stock 1000, 600 Shares
Par Value $1,000 Each.

FULL PAID AND NON.AsSESsABLE.
GO BONDS OR PREFERRED sToCB)
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II IOdHN Nl Mill on FURNITURE.
lPIANOS. HORSES

Wagons. etc at lowest rates and on the cay
you apply srp are leaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost 5f
carrying leans much less than you pay else
where and allows you TO pay IL Of in any sized
notes you desire. running from one 20 twelve
months YoI only pay for the use Of money for
the length yf time you carry g. a you have
losn with some other company VIII pay IL
OF and advance you more money u desired. Rates
chCerfully Eiver. and no cost &c you unless lean
Is made loans made anywhere in the District
Call and g. rates Front room, frsf Door. Sea
eBtife American Building.
National Mortgage Loan CO.
625 r Street Y. W..
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NOM YorI. stocK Mnrkrt.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co..
members Of the New York Exchange.
I4I9 + Street
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries the Ar
49, Cushion Truss al over tle United
States. Men. women, and children
wear and like them The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else viii. Consultation
and Two weeks Trial free Lady in ATTENDANCE f0r
Ladies. Once, parlors. waiting and CONSULTATION
rooms on the same floor Catalogue free THE
RORICk AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. l224
+ 81. nv, d dooT- mhI0-u gm
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Money to loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos, ETC.,

II you are in need Of money. We desire 70 IN
form you Of oGr new method We secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment plan, a. less
other company IN the city You can pay IN full
at any time after the loan i secured, and IL VIII
only cost you for such time you have had The
money. Our business is strictly private. and all
applications are treated conhdenually. Il you
have loan wiih any other concern you can Sc
cure loan through us to pay II and get more
money Il desired Il viii pay you 20 call and see
Us before going elsewhere We are ready a. any
al times during ONCE hours 20 give inf0rmz-
ton concerning our business methods, aud you
VII receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co,
apls-u 62 81 \. "
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OFFERS 100000 SHARES

OF TIE CAPITAL STOCK or THE PARENT
COMPANY AT
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So a Month Up.
1t s no longer necessary for the
The Small User and the
Man of Moderate Means

70 pay the maximum rate. Service can now be OBJ
tanned at rates varying with the amount and
class Of service rendered
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MONEY TO LOAN On APPROVED COLLAr-
ERsL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER,
Rooms 30 and "a. Metzerott Building, ul0 81
il2-tf
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MONEY $4,000 MONEY

SO UPWARD loaned on furniture and salaries AZ
lowest terms ADDISON, Box f0l, Station @.
mkTI--f
The colored American., 1900-03-17

strongest political organization in the
Keystone State; Its membership, com
posed entirely Of colored men, is an
Influential factor In the political activi-
ty OF 'The Banner Republican Com
monwealth.' Mr. Goodall has held his
present important post in that organi-
zatlon for the past six years, and for
the past three years has been elected
by acclamation. This fact alone at.
tests his popularity, as he is an uncom-
promising friend of 81 udge" Durham,
Senator Quay's most trusted leader
and Senator Boies Penrose, and the
League is almost equally divided In its
political sentiment between the Quay
ties and the anti Quay1tes. Mr.. Good
all has been doing some quiet talking
With national statesmen, since coming
here, in reference to the approaching
campaign and incidentally urging the
seating Of Pennsylvania's favorite son,
Hen. M. 8. Quay.
The Goodall Republican Beneficial AS
sociatlon, which bears his name and one
of the most influential political and
social organizations in the Quaker City,
will entertain the eolored visitors and
delegates who attend the National Re.
publican Convention, which meets in
that city next June.
Mr.. Goodall is an unoompromising
supporter of President Mckinley, and
ls In all things a race man, first, last
and all the time. He ia jolly good |
fellow and will always receive a roya,
welcome when he comes among US.
The colored American., 1900-03-17

district and State. and if it were left tc
them to defeat the Judge for a re.
election then bis chances are yery
bright.
Judge DAILY made speech on the
Gage Resolution and fairly took the
House by storm. He could easily have
been heard at the Eastern Branch on
clear day. 1t was brilliant speech
and every body listened to him, and at
1ts conclusion the House rung with
applause.
Judge Daily Was born at Jersey City,
n. j., June 4, 1851; and Is lawyer by
profession, being admitted as an at
torney in 1874. He was formerly a
moulder by trade, and as a criminal
lawyer stands at the head of the New
jersey bar; and has, through his pro.
fessional and legislative career, become
familiar with evry detail of constitu.
tional and municipal law affecting
New jersey. He was Assistant United
States District Attorney for New Jer.
sey for thEee years, 1ss5.ss, during the
first Cleveland Administration, and
was an alternate delegate to the Demo.
cratic national convention in 'Ss. and
In $50 was elected to the General As.
sembly from the Eighth District of
Hudson County. Although a new
member, he was made leader of bis
party on the floor of the House, and
upon the close of his term as assembly,
man was nominated by Governor Alb
bett judge of the district court of
Hoboken, and was unanimously con-
hrmed. He was nominated by his party
for state senator to represent Hudson
County. and after an exciting can
vass was elected by a sweeping ma
jority of 5,645. He was re elected to the
state senate, was a delegate to the
democratic national convention in 1895,
and was elected to the present Congress
oy over 10000 majority.
The colored American., 1900-03-17

Hon. William D. Daily, the lone
Democrat from the State Of New Jer-
sey, is said to be the best criminal
lawyer on the Democratic side of the
House. Certainly there is none more
clever than he. Everybody from Jer-
sey seem to know Judge DAILY, and he
tries to see everybody from his State
who may call upon him. He is very
popular with the colored voters of h,s
The colored American., 1900-03-17

Park Temple people are force to soon face
the question CT e. larsenen.. TIE growing
lnnueHce OF the church is evidenced by more
thai ~ lt, Il coDvel sicDs The inc, ease of
Tie e1 bershlp has seen co regular IRON
Inc hrst. Last Sunday was an Interesting
day when several united with the church,
The colored American., 1900-03-17
COL. JAMES L. GOODALL.
President of the Afro American Repub-
lican League of Pennsylvania.

Among the prominent visitors at the
Capital City is Hon. James L. Goodall,
chairman of the Execu tive Committee
OF the Afro American Republican
League of Pennsylvania. This is the
The colored American., 1900-03-17

Hon. J, b. Harmon, who has been
holding q position as chief in the Re-
corder Of Deeds Office has gone to
Moth Carolina where he will spend
some time taking part In the election,
The colored American., 1900-03-17
HON. WILLIAM. D. DAILY

Who Alone Represents the Democrats of
New Jersey in the Lower House and
Whose Friends are not Confined to
one Party nor to one Race
The colored American., 1900-03-17

we following methods
absolutely
case OF dissatisfaction
ment from dishonest ~ ~
The Appeal., 1900-10-20

tanned, have also secured the services
as city salesman, of Mr.. Joseph Eu-
rist for many years with the Califor-
MIA Wine House. Mr.. Eurist is one of
the best fellows in the World and ap-
preciates anyone else who is good
fellow. Call to see him; he'll treat
you right.
No mon in the Twin Cities for the
past decade has done so much in a
musical way as Prof. J. W. Luca.
Many and many a time, too, without
money and without price. Some of
his friends who appreciate his services
and efforts have arranged for a
MUSICAL TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
for him at St. James A. M. E. church
Thursday evening, Oct. 25. Tickets
Is cents. The simple announcement
of this benefit and the beneficiary
ought to fill the house to overfowing.
Let everybody help to make it a
rOuser.
The Appeal., 1900-10-20
Mckinley Favors Arbitration.

h.
While still in the house Of represent
atives, Mr.. Mckinley, on April I'd, 1886,
said:
IT believe, Mr.. Chairman, in arbitra-
tion as a principle. I believe it should
prevsil in the settlement of information
al difficulties, It represents a niger
civilization than the abitrament Of
war. believe it is in accord with the
best thought and sentiment Of man
kind; I believe it is the true way of
settling differences between labor and
capital; I believe it will bring them
both to better. understanding, uniting
them closer in interest and promoting
better relations avoiding force, avoid
ing unjust exactions and expressions,
avoiding disturbances of trade and
transportation; and if this house can
contribute in the smallest measure, by
legislative expression or otherwise, to
these ends, it will deserve and receive
the gratitude of all men who love peace,
good order, justice and fair play"
Those who are attacking Mr.. McKin-
ley as Indifferent to labor must have
blinded themselves to his record.
The Appeal., 1900-10-20
HENRY WATTERSON
DESERTS BRYANISM
THE DEMOCRATIC EDITOR OF LOU.
IsVILI4E CALLS THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION A WILD ORGY.
(F'rom the Louisville Courier JournaI
. June IA, 1917

(From the Louisville Courier Journal
June IA, 1917
The history of the conspiracy which
took place at the Chicago convention
of 1896, and by which the temporary
expedient, known as the Chicago plat
form, was concocted, is gradually
coming to light, and is startling the
country. s.
Within the last few days, in a debate
in the senate, where a number of sill
verites were voting for high protection,
it was developed that, in that conven-
ton, as the Courier-Journal has fire.
quently shown, there was an inten-
t1onal reputation of the old-time Dem
ocratic idea Of tariff taxation. Six or
eight senators-followers of Bryan, who
assisted in framing the platform
openly avowed that it justified them,
and was intended to justify them, in
voting to tax for protection lumber,
cotton, wool, iron ore, coal and every
thing else that may be considered raw
material.
The charge made by the sound money
Democrats during the last canvass land
sometimes denied by the silverites for
campaign reasons) is now confessed by
their champion Tillman, who, when
pressed by Senator Lindsay as to why
the good old Democratic word "only"
was omitted after the words tariff for
revenue" said: ct can throw some
light on that subject. It was omitted
purposely, after discussion"
+ It stands confessed, therefore, that in
order to capture the votes of that ele-
ment of the Republican party who
were for free silver, but at the same
time were for high protection, the DEM
ocratic principle of tariff was surren-
dered at Chicago, and the platform
made capable of construction into
protection document.
+ So, likewise, in order to capture the
votes Of the Populists, the Chicago
platform advocated doctrines that
would lead to the ownership Of rail-
roads, and other species of paternalism
run mad. 49, 49,. ~ ..'-
The Appeal., 1900-10-20
Harrison on Trusts.

President Harrison, in his message to
congress, Dec. Sd, 1889, when he took
Office, said: Earnest attention should
be given by congress to a consideration
of the question how far the restraint of
those conditions of capital commonly
called trusts is matter of federal juris-
diction. When organized, as they often
are, to crush out all healthy compete
ton and to monopolize the production
or sale of an article Of commerce and
general necessity, they are dangeToua
conspiracies against the public good,
and should be made the subject of pro-
hibitory and even penal legislation
s Mr.. Bryan is not the original anti
trust man. Every bit Of restra ining
legislation now on the statute books
has been placed there by the Repub-
Hcan party.
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disfranchised all Americans
ought to vote for him.

The Ramsey County Afro-American
Republican club has opened headquar-
ters at $50 Cedar street. They have
a large room furnished up nicely, and
will be pleased to see any of their
brothers at any time. The officers
of the club are: President, James w.
Woodfork; first vice president, Harry
B. Howard; second vice president, DR..
T. S. Cook; secretary, Richard Farr;
assistant secretary, Frederick D. Nc
Cracken; treasurer, Archie Scott;
sergeant at arms, Prof. J. w. Luca.
The members of the executive com
mittee are: J. @. Adams; H. B. How
ard, H. B. Huston, T.. H. Lyles, D.. E..
Beasley, Chas. Miller, Ed. B. Vance,
T. S. Cook, Henry Washington and
Archie Scott. J. w. Wodfork, chair
man of committee.
The Appeal., 1900-10-20
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The Appeal., 1900-10-20

"The gentleman from North Caro-
lima, Mr.. Linney, has seen fit to criti-
else the South for her treatment of the
Negroes I want to say to him and all
others who think like him that this is
white mans government, and we in
tend to rule in the South by whatever
means it is found necessary to en-
ploy." "-Congressman Talbert of South
Carolina, a Democrat, in a speech in
the Fifty sixth congress. ~ ~
The Appeal., 1900-10-20

p. In order to curry favor with and OBJ
tain the votes of Debs, Altgeld and the
socialists and anarchists who had benn
raiding the railroads, the old Demo-
cratic doctrine Of law and order" was
thrown aside, and the principles of dis
order and attacks upon the courts of
justice were inserted. j.. .e9. ..r,..E
And in order to obtain the floating
vote of Coxey's army and the other dis
contented and volatile elements of the
country (who are opposed to all govern
ment and all property in the hands Of
any one else), those provisions were in
serted which led during the campaign
to general attack upon the rights Of
property all along the line, which led
classes the poor against the rich"
and section against section.
It transpires that the making of that
platform was turned over by the Dem
ocrats to those unholy allies, to be
shaped to suit themselves, as the price
of their votes. It was not made for
Democrats, not intended for Demo-
Gratis; but was made for allies, who
were not Democratic.
And yet, it is this monstrous docu-
ment, thus intended to abandon Demo-
cratic principles for fear of soaring
away the undemocratic allies, which
reckless and irresponsible men seek to
perpetuate upon Democracy and upon
the country as the only declaration Of
Democratic principles, and as the basis
of a great party
The history Of the concoction of that
platform, now coming to light, presents
a picture unexampled even in the diver
sified corruption of modern politics. We
shall have to go back into the dark
ages to find it's parallel.
The picture of the frenzied and un-
canny Tillman the wild and revolution
ary Mtgeld, the windy and scatter
Drained Bryan, and the other figures
that supplied the ingredients would re-
quire the pen of a Shakespeare-th
pen that with seemingly prophetic vis-
ion described a scene in Macbeth" "
where a somewhat similar concoction
was brewed.
Tt would almost seem as If the great
dramatist intended to symbolic the
wild and unholy orgy at Chicago, and
to paint, in an allegory, the deed
without name there done, to make
.sthe office deftly show.
"A vote for Mckinley is vote to sus.
tain the principles Of human liberty
The Appeal., 1900-10-20
DULUTH.

Mr.. w. S. Mcclure left Wednesday
evening for Denver. s.s f.,
Mr.. McCants Stewart left Monday
evening for Minneapolis.
Mr.. Moxley, who was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Johnson, left Monday
for Toledo, Ohio. *l.1 e.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter entertained
Friday afternoon in honor Of the In
terstate Literary club. Covers were
laid for eight.
Mr. Geo. Adams entertained Monday
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Newsome in honor of the Paul
Laurence Dunbar club. An enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mrs. j. N Richey entertained at
whist Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. Adam Perry, of Evanston, Illinois.
A large number Of young society peo-
pie were present who enjoyed the
cards and dancing immensely.
Those present were: Misses May
Black, Ethel Tolbot, Blanch Pollard,
Amelia Porter and Minnie Richey,
Messrs. Adam Perry, Will Austin, H.
C. Richardson, w. Bloom of st. Paul,
w. S. Mcclure, II. j. Shelton, G. Nc
Donald.