The Colorado Statesman (Denver, Colo.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 27, 1900 Page: 8 of 8
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BLACK SKIN REMOVER
COPYPlSWTED
BEFORE^
AFTER.
A WONDEBFUL FACE BLEACH.
This p-'pparation, If used as directed, will
tarn the skin of ft Ijlnck person f">ur or five
shades ffhi'pra'd that of mulsttoes perfpctly
wlitte. Any person usicg it can see the re-
gnUro f rty-«ighthours.
It dot's nr t tu n the :ktn in spots but bleach-
es out-whit*'. It i^ aver-' good thing for the
eyes >f allowed to get in the eye while wash-
ing the face.
One box of litis preparation is all that is
require! if r.s-ii as directed, the sic in rem .lin-
ing be«utit'ui without continual use, and is
perfectly harmless.
Will ren- ive wrinVles. freckles, dark spots.
*nd oirnples 'rem t:ie f ce without harm to
the skin.
I)*reetio-n and p-er-arat'on will l>e sent to
any «ddre=s oti receiptor $2.<X). O t>.. or
send mnniy order. Pntkcd so that no one
can Kno w contents cxcepc the receiver
m THOMAS B. CRANE,
122X V/. Broad Si., Itichmonci, "'•"a.
STATISTIC FIGURES
On LyncHine* that, have Occurred In the
United States Since 18K."». For th» past
Eight Years Lynching has Reen on the
Oeclme.
The Five Points
Family Liquor House
—Dealers Iu—
Kentucky Whiskies, Pure.
California Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
2045 WELTON 8T11KKT.
Free Delivery to any part of tLi<> city.
Bottlwl Goods and Jug Trade a Spe-
cialty. Mail Orders Promptly Attend-
ed fo.
A. KOfcNIGSBBRG, Prop.
vfefrp!
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We sell the good old fashion^
ed hot stuff- Try it.
THE WESTERN FUEL & FEED CO.
Telephone 1034.
929 Sixtienth Street.
The C, B, & Q,
Market & Grocery
FAMILY LIQUORS.
OTTO SHATZ, Proprietor,
1301-7 Welton Street, Corner 12th.
'Phone 1193.
Always the Best at the Most Reason-
able Prices.
S. E». MASSON
RESIDENT AGENT.
FIREMAN'S lt:;D INSURANCE GO.
SAN I'TiAN^ISCO. CAE.
Telephone
No 46S
' o- per :i
iVv V%«* V ••
Cause-* oT Insanity.
There were admitted to the aaylums
of New York state during the year 40tt
persons whose insanity was attributed
to adverse conditions, such as loss of
friends, business troubles, etc. The
number of victims of mental strain or
overwork was 298. Religious excite-
ment was the cause of ninety-six cases.
Forty-seven—fourteen men and thirty-
three women—lost their reason be-
cause of "love affairs." Fright and
nervous shock made fifty-two insane.
Intemperance was the cause of 534
instances. Through diseases of the
physical system, or from causes not
ascertained, 3,21f> persons were com-
mitted as insane. iae total number
admitted during the year was 4,649,
and of these fifty-five were found to be
not insane. Nearly ha.lf of those ad-
mitted had inherited the taint of in-
sanity.—Leslie's Weekly.
Established 1879. fa
^ Telephone 160.
1C. J. KELLY I
Officc Stationery.
| Printing.
Binding". 1
BLANK BOOKS.
Engrauing. Embossing. |
Lithograuilre.
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.
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its maltitribed islands, let tis bare
peace at home. ' I^et the year 1900
witness less lynchings than previous
years. May the mellowing influence
of time and right endeavor, scften
the racial asperities so that we may
be able to greet the dctwn of the
twentieth century with a joy like nnto
that which cometh in the morning.—
The Freeman.
According to statistics complied by
the Boston Conrant, lyuchings have
occurred in the United states iu re-
cent jears as follows:
1885-1S4; 1886 138; 1887 122; 1888 142
188D 170; 1890 127; 1891 182; 1892 235
1893 200; 1894 190; 1895 171; 1896 131
1897 i6ti; 1898 127; 1899 107; 1900 ?
It will be observed that the evil
reach.d its high water mark in 1892
win-n 235 were lynched. The decline
from that lime until the present, year
has been fairly gradual. A slight in-
crease is noticeable in 1897 when 1G6
persons were victims of mobs.
Considering the statistics of the
Courant as accurate, the optimists
have great reasons of their faith. It
certainly argurs goo.l f'^r the future,
in that there is a preemptible decline
in lynchings. This decline must be
attributed as much to the inilueutial
Northern dailies^ also many Southern
ones, as to the efforts on the part of
the Negroes theinnelv*s. The crea-
tion of public sentiment against the
pernicious practice, the result of those
agencies, has proven, a meaus «f
bringing about, results that more rad
ical means may not have secured.
It is a matter of congratulation that
the evil is dying out fron the weight
of public opinion which is decidedly
against it. It is a mistaken notion
that the whole country is indiffereut
to the savage outbursts that appear a
cancerous growth on the body politic
of the country. There are but very
few men who ar>> mobbists by instinct,
eithei white or black.
The fact, is wimply this ; that the
log cabin and the big house idea is
yet vivid in the minds of those who
tiwelt, in the white houses. It will
talc** years of earnest endeavor on the
p it of either race to disassociate
'lese incidents of by gone days.
What has followed the slavery period
is but the natural result of the break-
ing up of the period. It is evolution.
Evolution does not move by fits and
starts, but ruus its cycle as a malig-
nant disease and ends only when it.
ends. Balms may be administered,
must be administered to prevent total
annihilation, but they simply serve tu
assuage that the end may be well but
they cannot eradicate.
Time, the great, dispenser of all
good gifts to mankind claims the
right of way, aud to it must be pinned
our hopes of delivery. To implore
governmental intervention for relief
is a privilege, bat a privilege merely.
It is a privilege that is hometimes at-
tended with sacrifices. The sover-
eignty of the state is talismanic to the
citizens of the state and it will be but
a poor state that does not in some
way defend the actions of the state
no (natter how far reaching aud dam-
aging these acliotii ar.-. The inactiv-
ity of the government in the matter
of the late disf anchising acts iu the
Southern sta.e.^ is .Conclusive that the
government has le.-koued the cost;
for, we mu t not. suppose the govern-
ment is sitting suppmely by allowing
depreda ions to b*» committed on a
part of its citizens, if it could, by the
turn of the baud, bring about the
neede 1 reforms.
All o; the recent presidents have
expresse 1 a desire that the races
should-dwell together in peace. It
may mean but little to tho^e who suf-
fer the arrows of outrageous fortune;
these "meaning," pit ti-u les ; but it is
the very best tn.t the age will per-
mit. No government wills its own
destruction; it carries out those pro-
grams, policies aud expediences that
contribute to governmental iongevity. j
However there is no defense of the '
iniquitous prastice that has gaiued I
the country uuenviable notoriety I
abroad aud created distrust and hatr-
ed iu the hearts of those at home.
The law's delay, so often urged in
defense of the atrocious acts is but a
lame excuse. Iu our highly civilized
communities apprehension equals
conviction in event there is the evi-
dence of guilt. The laws are defeat-
ed of their e ids, which are to protect
the weak, when the communities be- j
cmuH ti law unto themselves ; there '
WESTERN UNIVERSITY.
jindaio, Kansas.)
All school work is iu a prosperous
condition.
The college choir has won a dis-
tinguished reputation.
There are twelve recitation hours
and all students are busiiy employed
during the day.
The music scholars are all far ad-
vanced iu music under the leadership
of Mrs. J. C. Woods.
There is quite a poetic trend of
thought, manifested by the members
of the Astronomy class.
At the oreseut, outlook all classes
will cover the work required of them
for the present, school year.
Due to the capability of a worthy
Prof., W, T. Vernon, a class in Phys-
iolopy is inspired to search deeply
after the existence of the immortal
soul.
The Jauies A. Handy Literary So-
ciety and the Y. P. »S. CJ. E. are made
beneficial to its members, not oidy
from a Theological standpoint, but
literary as well.
The Stanley Industiial Hall opened
Januaty 23rd with a large enrollment.
Ther is much interest shown by the
students who have taken up work iu
different departments.
> here are a few aged among the
students of the Western University,
but upward aud onward is progress.
There is always something to ac-
complish. At the top there is room,
where our position will not permit us
to sit empty handed.
LOCAL NOTICES,
Hair Gut 15c—1847 Blake St.
A tine furnished room for rent at 2512
Lawrence street. Gentleman preferred.
For Sale, h beautiful Columbia bicy-
cle and bicycle skirt. Apply at this of-
tice, room 500 Times building.
Try Mrs. Douglass' new system of
Hair Straightening and "Hair Cultiva-
tor" for falling hair and baldness.
Creole hair ba'm made and sold by
Mrs. G. F.Morrison. 2628 Lawrence St.
Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents.
A married couple—railroad man p-e
ferred—can secure room and b ->kiU iu a
modern home by applying at this cilice.
Sample room and restaurant, 538 18th
a'rool, wines, liquors and cigars, ZttDg's
beer on draught. Jacob L. VociEuProp.
Any one ueediug the serv.ces of a
good reliable specialist will do we.l to
consult Dr. Tiios. F. Bray, whose adver
tisa>ent will be found in thU paper.
Mrs. Ella Hanea conducts a first-
rooming house The rooms are clean
and airy. She solicits the pntronage of
the general public at 1131 21st street,
corner of Lawreuce.
The latest devis-s for swift travel
Bast and West are fjund o i (J >i »n Pa-
cific trains. The best Hue f.jr* Kiuaas
City, Omaha, St. Louis. CaioAgo, St
Paul, San Francisco and the Pacific
Northwest. Ticket otiij 194L I7tb St.
Mrs Ella Haines has opjned her din-
ning room for the season. Meals served
at all hours, beginning at 5 a. rn., for the
convenience of working men. Meal
tickets for sale at rei-sonable prices.
1131 21st street.
In connection with his aalojr<, Ttom
as Holland of 17th and Ctarapa streets,
has added a C<ife for ladies eutl gentle-
man that is secou ' to none iu the city.
The menu served a id tb« ti -t ser-
vice rendered ia gt ni'i,,; fo it phe-
nomenal pop jla:ir».
boin-r t <> appeal but
dri nk, to Ca?sar drunk.
from Cfetrar
Iu the name ;
J
^ 1436-8 Curtis Street.
■ Branch Store 830 17th Street,
Boston Building, ^"3
• DENVER. O
■ SSI
<>f the iimcceut ones whr> hre struck j
down by an avalanche of opposition
who have their side of the story
crowded down their throats, in the
name of the laws which are institut-
ed as bulwarks of defence for (he
maltreated and maligued, in the
uame of the country that has begun j
<0 belt tLe earth with its territories^
Amerlartn Oyster Tradti
American oysters rank among the
b«st in the world, and the export list
18 growing all the time. England takes
about S.OOC barrels a week all the year
round. Gone, says the New York Sun,
are the days of the old Sa'Mle Rocks,
which nc man could place entire in his
tnouth, which for frying were the Ely-
sium of the Philadelphia chef. 1 a the
old days there were only three cerJ-rs
Tor oysters—Baltimore, New York
Net. Haven. The best oyol-srs cazxie
from Blue Point. Oah Haver, Buv.zari's
Bay (deep water), Lynn Haven (CL.s-
apeake), Shrewsbury, Mill Pond, Rock-
away. Maurice River Cove (mouth of
Delaware), Great South and Lower
Bay. Experts in the business say that
:he finest oysters obtainable are in the
first weeks of May. as then the fat,
luscious, Virginia o5'3ters come north
to be planted. Virginia oysters are
placed in spawn in "spat beds" along
the deeper water shores of bays and
sstv.aries. Each is capable cf produc-
ing 1.000,000 eggs.
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The government's census of the
island of Puerto Rico shows it has
!'.">7.000 inhabitants. The largest city
is Ponce with 56.000. San .Tuan. the
capital, has 32.500.
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Up-to-Date Drmgf^fists.
aim is to please. We keep everything In the DRUG LINE- PRESCRIPTIOPJS a Specialty, fin.
free in city. Telephone No. 1163. Cor. 21st and Larimer Streets, Denver, Colorado.
THE CUM MI IMG TtiA C<
• Heivtlqiutrters for the best Teat" and Coffees in the City, alno Coeoa. Chucolato. Sp!c^J
tiai ts ami Baking Powders "Low I'rloes an<l Kin© Go«<1k" Our Motto, ou i> cent*,
of all {roods we prlvo check. Save your checks anil K^t value in Crockery. China, oc lilan
i Etc. Ail China. Crockery and Glassware for sale at lowest prices. We carr.v :t fnllj
China, Crockery and Olassware for all of which you eau save your checks.
One Trial Will Prove That Our 60c Tea is the Best in the City,
1027 FIFTEENTH STREET.
Buy
Your
Meats,
Oysters,
Poultry and
Vegetables
FROM
THE
MARKET
€0.,
Washington Market, pSultry,^
FINB GROCERIES,
Fruits, Berries, tallies.
Goods Delivered. 1518 Champa Stree
THORNE & CO., Proprietors.
C!J Ag»s Postponed.
"Mie seat of Nervous Diseases is at basest t
When tile nerve cells at this point waste, a
decline of the system occurs. Nervous Dea
Atrophy, Varicocele, Foiling Memory,i'amni
Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Kt<'., arc symptoms o/J
condition. Neglcctcd, it results in Pares!s,[T
Insanity, or Consumption. I'alnio TabletsJJ
cure these ills by renewins; the stRrved
cells, checking alt drains and replacing wesL
NFRVOHS llrRIl ITY wi'h s'renKth and ambition. 50ca ho*; ui
'v°"it!i iron-clad gnaranteel $5.00 S»ni fori
— MU, MALS1D DKUU CO., CLEVELAND,I
Pold by WliiTE& McAlAHON, Druggists, 21st and Larimer St., Denver,!
CURE
The. Best
Table Supplies
at the
Lowest Prices in
Denver,
* Telephone
190.
1633-1637
Arapahoe St.
| Peoples
A; X, THE ^ JSC
Barber Shoi
THE ++
Ward Auetion Co.,
1733-34-26 ARAPAHOE ST.
DENVER. - - - COLO.
Private Residence
Sales a Specialty.
REOULAR SALES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
AND BATHS.
AiVM. MACKY, Manager.
1834 Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colorado.
New Porcelain Tuba. Private Entrance for Ladies.
EDWARD FOUNTAIN; Proprietor.
I I I I +1 H I I I I I I II M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I++
Telephone 1675.
Furniture and Bankrupt Stocks Bought tot
Oaab or Sold on (v» rami* si on.
| KEY WEST CIGAR CO.
v. GEORGE HALPRES, Manager.
| Domestic and Imported Cigars!
SMOKERS' ARTICLES A SPECIALTY
% 1105 Sixteenth St. - Denver, Colo.|
::For Practical Tailoring |
| Good Fit and Workmanship |
GO TO f
I B. SGHRADSKY. !
1601 Larimer Street
Z telephone s
THE IMPERIAL. CL.UBJ
164-4- LARIMER STREET, DENVER. COLO.
State Agent for Golden Grain Belt Beers. Minneapolis Brewing Co®?1
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
J. T. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
Moderate Prices. Fit Guaranteed.
*■!«
Wonderful Discovery
^4S.Ti C—
BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT.
IOZONIZED OX MIARROW
THE ORIGINAL—COPYRIGHTED.
■ The only safe preparation in the world that
■ make? curly hair s.traig-ht. as shown above. It
I nourishes the scaJp. prevents the hair from fall-
linzout and mates it grow. Sold over 40 years
thousands. Warranted harmless.
I imitations. Get the Orlilnal Ozon-
I as the eennine never fail:!
■ to keep the hair pliable and beautiful. Only 50
I cents. Sold by dealer* or send us tl.40 Postal or
I itX|?E^? Money Order for 3 bottles, express paid.
I J[21{rname and address plainlv 10 OZONIZED
I OI MARKOtr CO.. WiBiHH ATK. ChlCACO. f
New and Splendid Train Service on
"The Golorado Road"
The popular and progressive Colorado Roa<l
has made several Important changes in time
and character of its trains. Another train be-
tween Denver and Colorado Springs has been
added. All of the equipment of the Colorado
Road is now up-to-date. The time of departure
of trains for Colorado Springs will be a-
m., 11:20 a. m., 3 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. The
train for Pueblo will leave at 11:20 a. m. That
for Leadville and Gunnison at 8:15 a. in. nn
Sundays the 3 p. m. train for Colorado Springs
will leave at 7 p. in., and the train for Boulder.
Fort Collins, etc., at 7 p. in., while the Silver
Plume and Central City train will leave at 8 p.
ni.
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Hobson, S. H. The Colorado Statesman (Denver, Colo.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 27, 1900, newspaper, January 27, 1900; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth523651/m1/8/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .