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The Negro world., 1900-05-12

HlssaIe Circle No ~ Ladies' OF the G.
meet every first and third Tues
#N NJ eaeh month. at Garfield Post
|&Hlk BIS Wabasha street az 10 n m
Laura b. Hickman.
President.
Carrie f. Lindsay.
Secretary.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The weeks Philippine news summar
iaes the capture by Funston Of "robol
warehouse filled with tho archives oi
the Filipino republic before McKin.
ley's soldiers scattered its congress, and
the almost total annihilation Of an
American outpost by bolo.armed mig.
gers, The ono calls for goppito rejoic'
ing. the other for prediction appeal
to "stand by the president p"
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

ID understand you to say that one Of
II ancestors fought during the revoiu
# Yes. my great great grea grand.
HsF feh At Bunker kOpie. Cleveland
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
meIxlnle,,s claim.

What particular acts in his admin
istration can American citizens. havs
ing In view the right of every man in
the land 20 have equality before the
law wfth every other man. approve?
Ia IL his open alliance with the trusts.
an evidenced in the increase OF these
vast engines of monopoly since he be-.
eame president until they have now
an aggregate capitalization Of $1,000.
NJ. .0003 Until they have Neized almost
every aFenne Of trade and industry +?
until th4y dominate the political ua.
ehiaery Of the national government
and Of many ef the state govern
mentB7 uniii they have brought about
a condition. which. II not changed.
will make this a government ~ The
trusts. ty she trusts and for the
trusts. instead nf government Of
sgnaI rights for all end special priyi-
leges for u0me Kansas City Times.
--Senatof Hanna says he "6ossn't
rare whether you call u expanslgn Or
imperialism. it's destiny. anyhow. !"
That destiny theory should prove very
s4nsoIlm1 10 him when the November
-gimrps come IT, N Louis Itfpnblic
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The Michigan Democratic state con-
vention sends solid delegation 10 Kan.
sas City instructed for Bryan aud
Towne. The resolution adopted re-
garding Mr. Towno was In tho follow.
ing handsome terms:
I'VE heartily approve of the nomination
Of the Hon. Charles A, Towne to the vice
presidency and greet him ms n native oi
this state whoss love Of right and justice
rose superior to partiaanship, whose bril-
liant ability. fearless courage and states.
yn0nahip emlnently fits him 10 be placed
by tho side of our greater leader as joint
standard bearer"
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Some OF the administration .
acts which the republican platform
viii not iudorse are the pro-Iiritish
conduct of the state department. the
attitude Of hostility against the Boer
republics, the Maerum Incident. the
favoritism shown by tse secretary n
the treasury for the STANDARD OIL
banks. Ayers beef contracts. rotten
transports and plague ship scandals.
Roots dredging perraits and Griges'
crusade Of passiyity against the
trusts. But the republicans can't put
everything they have done into tAei=
platform. II would read too mush
ike treatise ON crime II they did
so.-~Kansas City Times.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Speaking of state action. how hp
propriate that Nebraska Republicans
hoad their state ticket with a national
banker for governor. And quite as mp.
propriately Is Corporation Senator
Thurston placed at tho head of the Nc.
Kinley delegates. Yea. verify, the OK
knoweth his owner, aud the ass his
masters crib
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

And. as 70 tbs Twin Cities. those
local payers which each week gloss oven
the situatsDn as uEeh ~ possible. nfe
positively fanny Thhs the regular
real estate 'scolufnn' has ''thsngs NOV.
ing. . while tbs current news shotnv
that lak<r IN idle, baildinK nothing &c
speak ~. and transfers BY maxtgags
foreclosures about all shs deals tpeys
ara r.. Il, q.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

-Imperialism has spread by infes-
iion from one iinvo-erazed country
10 another until IL has come to be res
ognized as an international "princi-
pie" that weaker nations may De
robbed Of their liberties as well -
their lands In order that the strong
nations may "com penSate" each othcr
ard maintain peace among them
selves. based on a coTarfuership IN
conquest. annexation ard plauder.
aud II Is into this vicious maze n
imperial world politics that sbe
Mckinney administration lie Ieadin :
Baltimore Sun.
s4a4-sa=s=sz--aa.sa5s5ss-saa
-So people In ilse world have ever
fought for Independence and aeEf-gos.
ernraeut more deserving 81 American
sympathy than ttle brave fputehmen
~ lie soufh African republics. The
Mckinley administration u pro-tsr1r.
ish and lfs influence win probably
ruuzzle the American congress 50 Il
viii n0t declare the judgment and
wiahsa Of the Apaeriean people Even
nnasia il IikeIv 10 be attad Of Is ~
seading governmental god wishes 70
the I.oeYS - Piitabsrgt Post.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

About all the significance we can sec
In the Dewey Chicago affair is that his
ability to stand trip ON tho drainage
canal wonld indicate that ho had the
endurance, Mt least, to run for president
on a q. q. Il. ticket.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

State Superintendent Lewis Fas issued
the biennial report u ths department.
highly complimentary notices Of which
abound iu our state press The report
Is pronounced the ablest issued from tho
department In years.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The trust wire and steel mills shns
down. and their 10000 20 1900 eTn.
ployes out of work; the Vanderbilt line
men at Buffalo out on strike. Chicago
in the worst labor troubles for many
years; strikes of builders, woodwofkert
and of plumbers In most of the leading
cities Of the country. such are fsw oi
the Mckinley prosperity" poantara
And while mills are closed or closing.
farmers protiucts lower and lower.
Hanna il raking t1sether his campaign
corruption fand 70 gve tis country
sossla more Of the sans sort.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

While the Truo Americans have hoen
acquiring the Hoars. Boutwelss, Calne'
gies, Schurz and Edmunds, whom haye
the Republicans acquiredf
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The delegation that at Sioux Falls
this week viii have registered the sense
of the National Populists Is very
properly headed by that noble quartet.
i. NJ. Owen, T. J. Meighen. p. NJ. Ring.
dal and s. H. Reishus, whose alternates
are Judge Frank ives. q. A. Hye. u. @.
Lommen and ID. II. Evans The dele.
CATION was carried and cared for, as to
transportation. by the Omaha, the dele.
cations from outside parts Of the state
Joining the others at tho Twin Cities
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
IE NEGRO WORLD.

ntered at the Postoffice at St. Paul,
Minn., as second-class matter.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of
Annie Z. Springer, of Philadelphia,
when DR.. Kings New Discovery cured
her of a hacking cough that for many
years had made life a burden. She
says: After all other remedies had
failed, it soon removed the pain in
my chest and l can now sleep sound
ly, something can scarcely remem-
Der doing before. l feel like sounding
its praises throughout the universe "
DR.. Kings New Discovery is guaran-
teed to cure all troubles Of the throat,
chest or lungs. Price so cents and
81. Trial bottles free at Hartz &
Ullemeyer's drug store
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
ALL AROUND ANDALUSIA.

Andalusia, Oct. 25.-The revival
meetings at the Baptist church closed
last Thursday evening.
Peter Kruse spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin Moore have a
new son.
The Misses Clara Harrington and
Blanche Burgoyne visited the Green
bush and Timber schools Monday.
A few of our young people attended
the dance at Reynolds Friday evening.
All report a good time.
Alfred Mosher and Norma Simmons
attended birthday party at Milan
Saturday.
George Britton had valuable horse
die of lung fever Sunday.
A report has reached this village of
the marriage of Miss Madge Burgoyne
and Alden Burkett.
Misses Mabel Brookman and Doris
Mosher visited in Reynolds Wednes-
day and Thursday.
There is to be democratic rally at
Buffalo Wednesday evening, Oct. 81.
A small crowd of men. and boys
gathered al the corner of j. F.
Mounts store Saturday afternoon
BY inquiring why they were there. it
was learned they were trying to raise
a republican flag, which they finally
succeeded in floating to the breeze
amid the faint cheers of the few who
saw the performance. The usual
amount of wind-work that is so
abundant on such occasions was fur
nished by our local Mark Hanna, :"
and the committee was pleased to note
that there was a sufficient amount of
it left to float the flag after using a
liberal supply in erecting the poles.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
w. c. maucker as an Insurance Man.

Henceforth W. c. Maucker pro-
poses to give his entire attention to
| the secretarvship of the Home Build
| ing and Loan association and the fire
and life insurance business. After a
thorough investigation of Mr.. Donald
sons insurance accounts with the
various companies (Which were found
absolutely correctly the transfers of
all the companies formerly in the
agency of +. w. Hurst and K. A. DON
aldson have been merged into one
agency, with Mr.. Maucker as resident
agent, and we feel safe in predicting
for MIR. Maucker, in his new venture,
that success which has attended him
in his former business undertakings.
The agency is certainly strong one,
as it contains the following old time
tried insurance companies:
Commercial Union Assurance COM
pany, Insurance Company of North
America, London Assurance Corpora
ton, North British & Mercantile In
surance company, Fire Association OF
Philadelphia, Liverpool IL London Il
Globe Insurance company, Delaware
Fire Insurance company, Mercantile
Fire and Marine Insurance company
of Boston, New Hampshire Fire In
surance company, Williamsburgh
City Insurance company, Continental
Fire Insurance company, Girard Fire
Insurance company and Hanover Fire
Insurance company.
MIR. Maucker also has the agency of
the Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance
company and the Union Casualty &
Surety company, of st. Louis, Mo,
and the popular Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance company of Newark, n. j.,
in which many of our business men
hold policies.
1t is Mr.. Maucker's intention to re-
tire from any participation in the
of the grocery business
in which he still has a financial inter-
est, and he has also transferred his
livery business to his brother James
Il. Maucker, that he may give his un-
divided attention to his new vocation.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
stockholders Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Power company
will be held at the general offices of
the company. No. 100 Seventeenth
street. Rock Island. H., on Friday.
Ncv. %, 1900, at $50 O'Clock D. M. -.
for the purpose of clecting directors
for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
irg. S. S. DAVIS, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25

,'ract for the erection of pump house,
at the reservoir site. MIR. Horst's bid
was 81, 643. The other bids were:
Collins Bros, 81. 8SS; Aaron Ander-
son, 81, 895; John Konosky, 2,937; p.
F. Trenkenschuh. S3,047. The build
ing is to be of brick with stone trim
mings and slate roof. 1t is to be COM
pleted by Dec. 10.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25

For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Cham ber-
Iain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
Near Seal Jackets.

All furs our own manufacture. We
save you middle profits and sell re-
liable furs. Richter, furrier, Daven-
port
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25

You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea
Ask your druggist.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-25
Saloon Notices.

Chicken lunch Friday evening at
Peter Ghy's, Twenty-fourth street
and Third avenue.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.
Stntc Of Colorado, D..
County Of Phillips. 90

sthte oi OOlOIhuO. %.
County Of Phillips.
In the county Court.
Andrew II. Axelson Plaintiff vs.. J. 9. John
son Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To J. @. johnson the defendants above
named Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In m
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the county court Of Phii
lips county. state Of Colorado, and answer
the comploint therein within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof. II served within this
county; or. II served out Of this county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of service;
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according 10 the prayer of the complaint;
and II q copy Of the complaint iE the aboyc
entitled nctisn be not served with this sum.
mons. or II the service hereof bc made out Of
this state. then ten days additional To the
time hcreinnbove spcciacd for appearance
and answer viii Be allowed before the taking
Of Judgment ~ default M Aforesaid.
The said action In brought e. secure tho
sum of ;ixty nine and io-ioo Dollars (ts9i 10Y
With interest thersou at the rate Of Per cent
per annum from the 18th day Of November, 1900.
plaintiff will ais. pray for costs Of this action as
will morcfully appear from thecomplaint In sid
action to which reference is hero made. A
copy Of which is hsrrto attached.
AID yoa arr hsrsby notihsi that II you fail to
>ppsar, and to answer the complaint ~ sbovs
equirsd. The said plaintiff viii take default
and judsmsst - prayed
Givea uasiss my hand and the seal Of our said
county coet ct Holyoks Colo In said ooun
L. IN a. - ssuun A. 4 All
.skAL' Counv Judg~.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
sHERisr.s SALE.

by.virtuc Of . special execution on attach.
men' issued out Of the ofsice Of tho clerk Of
the district court OF the stats Of Colorado In
and for the'county of Phillips and TO me d.
rcctcd whereby lam commanded TO make ths
sum of Ton doliors damages and twenty two
asd ~ iD Doliara Gusts Of suit xad ACQUIRING
costs the amount Of certain Judgment rc-
centiy ebtaincd asainst Peser stout defend.
ant dated November ~. 1900 In favor Of S.D D.
Kelsey piainu2. out Of the lands. tencmrnts
soods and chattics cf the said Peter Stout.
have ievied upon tho following real pro.
perty to.wit; The north east quarter of ssc
" township north - Range ~ wcst Of the
9Th .. In Phillips cooaty. Colorado the
. Y Of &C " tp north of
range " west of the q p. IN. In Phillips county
Colorado as tho property OF shs defendant
Peter Stout.
Therefore accsrdirx to SAID command
shall expose Tor sale ut pnblie auction all
the riEht. title ana interest at the abovc
named r.t.r stout IN and to the above de-
SERTED property on the u day vi January
1901 NJ o'clock p. M, NJ a.. frodt door Of the
eounty '"urt House In iiolyohc. county VI
rhiilipsa 4 state of Colorado.
Dated NJ molyoke colorado. &c. n, ieso.
0u. Young. Sheriff ~ rhiiiiua eaunty.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
THE Old BONDS REFUNDED.

A. tho last grns'ai election tho qu-s.
ton OF rvfspdIpg the sounty bonds st .
lower rate ~ in,ciest WAS voted ou BY
tho 'n payers of wasninutos county
and 'prried. !. ~a. something for which
tho reopIr ~ Washington county should
be- tnauhini and 10 Mr T~itchei, is much
of The cr.cil due. sinur tho old bonds
have been refunded with nsw ones bear
ing lo~er rat. Of interest and will run
Tor ~ years, The old bonda bors y par
ocnt in'erest while tho nav opss Lsar
only per ccnt .aviog slone u . per
cent, wh'eb % i'sslf IA quite Nh item
The contrsc' wiih Mt. Harry wilcoi, VI
Denver. wms ,<lossd os December 1 aud
ths old outAisndins bonds aud coupons
were receive "a a. Akron y few days later.
Ak,ar tl A..
The state herald., 1900-12-28
ALIAS SUMMONS

ALIAS SUMMONS
stat. OF culorpdo. a..
coun,y Of i'hlilipr.
IN th- county covrt.
james Mct'ail plIA,if W The American inv~sf-
ment TO-. y. \. isbs and the Usknown
defendants.
rhr r-op- OF tho stat. OF Colorado,
To American Investment Co., O.. s. Ormsby
and ib. Unknown dsfsnsinnts the defendant.
aiovc named. Ir--tinxi
You nr- hereby required To appear In an
acton brought against you bv the abovc
named piaiptin In the county court, VI rhii'
lips county. state at Colorado. and Aas~rr
the complaint therein within twenty days sf.
ter the servir~ hereof. u served with this
county. or, " served out of tiii@ county. or
by publication, within thirty day. after tn.
s~rvicr hereof. exclusive ~ the day u service
or Judgment ny default viii bc taken against
you according n the prayer of IN. complaint; (;
ana u copy II the complaint IN the above
~ptiti.d action be not served with thi. sun.
mons, OF " the service hereof h. made out II
mi. state. then ten days <dditionai To the
time bcrolnabo,c specified Tor appearance
and answer will bc ALLOW od before the taking
of Judgment By default ~ aforesaid.
The sad action IL brought To quiet tho
title ,o the following dsecril'-i property N. W.
v of Soc. n Township North iiAnar u West of
the 9th ~. In Phillip. county coiorajo. The
plaintiff alleging tina, be IL tho absolute owner
and IN pn.asssioB of said Land
.. viii more fuzzy appear from N. cont
plnini In said action " wnish reference Il
here innie.
And yoo are hereby nolihsi tina, II Jou fail h.
spt,eat. and ~ sns~ " tho saii compliant M y.
bo,e required. ibs ,id piain,iii will,akr defauit
and iudsripeni s,ed.
Uisrn und, md tho seal II our sai'l
roun,'l co' cpio.. In ssld connty.
thu - isoo,
e. !. HL,frv
The state herald., 1900-12-28

weight because Of his peculiar position,
Though he is the chief appointes OF the
president TO the international board Of
arbitration, and the administration has
fought for different view Of the status
Of the new territories, hs declares that
no International board Of arbitration
would question that all the acquired is-
lands were part Of the United States,
evsn II At the time Of the cession the
Philippines were ID revolt against Spain.
Though the adm 'nistrstlon and major
ity Of the Republicans 10 congress put IN
unequal tax upoa Porto Rico this stal.
wsrt Republican ASSERTS with eloquent
emphasis that Porto Rico has its inalisu.
able rights, sacred ~ those oi the states,
under that provision Of the Consultation
which commando that oil dnties, taxev
and imposta must 10 uniform through
out the rspubli,.
II personal and party. predileotioas
aud prrjudicss had been allowed to IL.
0uenoe General Harrison they would
have led him away from. not toward, his
conclusions. But such considerations
are subordinated to the splendid s,pcer.
ity OF IN intense conviction which 10
founded in the deep constitutional sind.
,ss Of one Of our ahlest lawyers and
atatesmeu. Smaller men who have
known il all. and who have heen crash
ing along With their new theories and
OATS Of arbitrary power, may well pause
upon the words Of this able publicist and
experienced politician.
Government by HAT cannot exist on
American soil. Goverumsut BY shs pso
pie 10 the only poes,bls government un.
der the American flag. Such arc the
ideas for which General Harrison con-
tends with unans~erabls arguments.
We carry not part, but all Of our iiber-
ties and all Of our political eqnaiiiy With
us. Anything less would be incompsti-
Bile with the doctrines upon which We
pride ourselves. II we d-viate III any
particular, including distinction be, w-en
one territory and another, We vinats the
whole. We become sponsor for q gov
ernment over the people that is not ct
and by them, for taxation sithout repre-
sentatiou, for everything that We have
condemned as tyrannical. No soft
phrases about benevoieuce can conceal
the fact. "The man who has to rely up
on bemevolopoe for his laws 10 . slave.n
Every section Of the hill OF rights may
be outraged If the power and right to
govern arbitrarily for any purpose 10
maintained.
We bslievs that 1t is possible to gov
ern the new territories like the old; that
this IL not only possible but that il is by
Tar the best msans TO tring about psscs
aud oontsptmeut. But II there 10 to be
any discrimination, any exclusion, then
it Is better to let all the islands 20. As
General Harrison intimated, it il a mis-.
take TO reason that the sound Of Dewey's
guns IN Manila Bay heralded new mia
SION for this country. Rather did they
herald tho 'ssme old mission sounded by
tho guns Of Washington" the greatest
mission ol which We are capable, the
mission OF liberty and equality under the
lsw.-ChicsRo Inter. .Ocesn.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

called upon to make an appropriation to
pay for the printing Of constitutional
amendment that wAs submitted 10 q
vote Of the people by thesighth general
assembly under republican state ad-
ministration and the newspaper men Of
the state were forcsd, 10 that csss as in
this, 10 wait few nonths for their pay
and look to peoples party state ad-
miniAtrstion TO provide for their. pay.
This is not the only instance of q short
age in the printing fund under repub-
l,csn state administration and, IL Bro.
Braxtsn has been "buncoed," there have
been others bupcoed IN the same way in
the past. But the simple fact that the
members Of general assembly permit
shortage Of this kind to occur does not
necessarily show that they are not "in.
telliaent Legislators" The Legislature
10 limited in its appropriations to the
available funds for appropriations and, II
the peOpls oi the state through their
county officials neglect or refuse to pro-
vide for and collect sufficient stats tax
TO pay the necessary expenses OF the
state government, ths legislature can not
justly DO oensured for the shortage IN
some Of the state iunds that must necss.
sarily fellow. The taxpayers through
their county officials must furnish the
money or II conD0t be paid ont under ap.
preparations. The rsvenne laws Of the
state have been violated year after year
BY county officials Of every county Of the
state With the consent and sdviss Of the
taxpsyers and the resul: 10 there 10 now
banging over the state large state debt.
The revenue laws provide that all prop
srty shall be sssesssd at its cash value
whereas much Of the property 10 now.
and has been for years, assessed At not
more than one-third Of its> cash valus
and tho result 10 shortage in state
funds year sfter year. All Of this talk
about the sweet by and by when We are
to have ''intelligent legislators and com
petept officials is simply nonsepse.
Such talk may be appreciated by the
hids-tound partisan who imRginss that
the quality OF a mau's brain depends up
on his party affiliations but 1t is disgust
ing TO ail fair-mindod msn.