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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04
JUST THE THING FOR PILES.

Kansas City Kas. Sept. Sd, 1899.
Willard H. Jones, GenI Mgr, Kansas
City, Mo.
Dear Sir:-I have been suffering
from piles for several years. and my
physician has been unable to give me
any permanent relief. 1 have only had
four applications of the Thermo.
Ozone Generator. but am SO greatly
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

Two Pennsyivanians have designed
an electric lock which has a pair of
magnets to draw the locking bar out of
contact with the catch when the cur
rent is turned on. steel key being
used to connect two contact points Cor
the passage of the current to the mag
nets
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

| benefited that l am sure / will soon
be well; in fact / am almost entirely
well now. I cheerfully recommend
the Generator to all who are afflicted
with rectal troubles as Twas.
I. M. Roberts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

Brooklyn Life: "Youngling is going
70 marry the widow Henpeck.a why!
sne.s twice as old as he is" ..oh. wen.
neil age fast enough after the we'd
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

Embroideries OF gold on tulle are
feature OF the new evening gowns with
liver and mo thcr-of-peari often used
in combination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

Chicago Tribune: THAT plain little
Miss Bullion made a queer match. shs
married man nearly six feet and 8
half tall" He must have been ths
highest bidder"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

To pull trolley pole down when Il
slips off the wire new device has 9
sprins-actuated drum. on which one
part of double trolley rope is wound
10 wind up the rope by releasing q
pawL thus pulling the other rope into
position to replace the pole on the
wire.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

establish and operate an immense cot
ton mIls
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

This Sanitarium is quiet hospital WITH
fifty rooms for the accommodation Of patients
'nd is supplied with all the latest remedial
means known to science, and instruments re-.
quired ia modern surgery
Rupture, Piles. FisfHla, Structure and VAR.
0cele are radically and permanently cured by
,ur surgical operation in from Ave 70 fifteen
ever cure these troubles. We annually cure
hundreds of this class of patients, leaving them
IN q vigorous. healthy condition. Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Premature beclino
Of Manly Powers, Involuntary Vital Losses Ina
paired Memory, Mental Anxiety, Absence OF
VIII Power, Melancholy, Weak Back, and kim
dred affections. are speedily, thoroughly and
permanently cured II you are afflicted with
any disease requiring either Medical or Surgical
skill and cannot visit u.s. write description of
your case and we will cheerfully answer giving
our opinion, together with probable cost of
cure and such other information as you may
uesire. Address all communications
sanlt.rium DR.. c. M. COE,
offe. s a1s w Wsaus Kansas City. Mo-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-07-04

A wrought iron gas main, 2a,o15
feet long and three inches in diameter
is in use between Phoenixyille and
Royersford, Pa. The gas is conveyed
under pressure of twenty mounds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
l3-TETUAN-l3

Hasta hoy 1900 alcaldes han
acceptable va "a invitaci6n del Gobier
no. ST Sc agregan q esta cifra las
adhesiones que todav1a llegaran, los
1000 cubiertos para los seuadores =
diputados y unos 500 para alcaldes
extranjeros, belgas 6 ingleses sobre
todO, puede va calcularse el total en-
mucho mas de los IS, 600 presupues
tOS.
I'll espacio del Jardin de las 1'u-
llerias en- que Sc pondran las masas,
mide Is 600 metros de suporhci<. y
500 de longitud.~ Las &C cInas seran
sjete, cada una de elias del tama no
de la Puerta del Sol. Ell personal Sc
compondra de 100 mozos de bodega:
100 mozos para abrir las botellas,
$50 ] @ f cociGeros> 500 pinches,
1900 camarero>, y so biciclistas pa
ra llevar LIS ordeues del "maitre de
hotel'' en- jefe. El ndmero de platos
y fuentes sera de 18O, 900 En- cada
mesa habra un telefOno para que los
II OzOs puedan comunicar con las GO
cinaS.
Esto. tiene algv de las bodaS a.
Camacho, aunque no faltaran San
chos franceses que devOren q dos
carrillOs.
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Mexico
oll / tlTlS

SLa Seman;s Myrcautlls de u
Ia cludad Mexico, publica en- su uu
nero del - de Agosto prGximo =.
sado an tele grama reoibid0 de Pals
anunciando que los exposltoIea lua
Alcanos en- la Exposition han aldo en-
su mayor pa1le premiados. FL M
nero total de premios otutgados foe
de OIo; - gr;sn,i9s rrv4io*, liz
medalias de oro 2i4 medailas ue 1,la
ta, ~ fneda}las de brvnue y 80
menciOnes hono1 f1ica4
III exitO extraordinacio que Mc
xlco la alcanzado en- lu Exposition
de Paris viene q demostrar nueva
menta que t;urarte Ia era de paz de
que vlene eozando ha sAbido cong uis
tarse ua ouesto n ei'ii Orio entire LIS
naclonos ciViljZa1as do! rnundO. III
canzando un grade dc ad-iAnto y cuz
tura envl0lablos.
Esas s1l las con- ecuAntias de
tener uL gob:arnC so.iio y prog.eSl=
ia ooupado mas del desarrol!o C4 ia
rlqUeza pbolica: que de pGestar dido
a la Vo"iugiel1a de los pvlit;cos, d1
paJo vuelo. que no propende mas
que la aclimataci6n de ambicionez
va ;gar'2> y II c.npuo: ecinl4eAtu .;t
los puCUlv2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

compromising, y inaturalmente! su
novla no lie dejaha partir.
Cualquiera dejaba n ~rc?:arse al
novio pOr cincO amos.
I'll case es que el seno~ O Malay
Sc case el - de Octubre y e. dla 20
sali6 coz su nujer q hacer e] viaje
de novios que referimCs, que ha DE-
durar hasta e] 1902
En- unas comarcas los espoSos
fueron despojados de sus vestidos
por los lndlos, y aun recihieron algu
! n;s herlda: en- otro punto q POGO pc
recen aplastados por los hielos; f1e
ron deteD1doS como esp1as cuando la
guerra illsranO americana, arresta
dos en- Alemania, etc
Para subvenir q sus ga5tos, ven
den cartas postales y dan c..nferen
/ clas pOoulAre, relatandu les episo
dios d su vi4je
Y Sc conoce que estas industrias
! producer h1cn~N reo1imicntos, pOr
cue los esposoa O' Malley han com
; prado va uu borriquillo para condu
cir sus eQuipajes y ademas Sc perm:
| ten - |lj 4 'rlr>?:: ar un perro.
I Dentfo de POGO, veremos fjgura,
como enfnrmod oDid6mica esta ma
uia a'nbulatcrla, que va no Hams Il
i atancl0n ri lnteresa nadie, y er
que seguramente Sc amparan mr
chos vividores para explotar al pre-
| limo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

PLAYA de Ponce.

Socjedad benefc c. <Protectora
de los enfermoss.
Sus trabajos durante la q quin
cena.
Socios mensuales de 5 pesos:
Fritze, Lundt y Ca, Mayol Her
mauos y Ca.
DE DOS PESOS:
c. Armstrong, Bonin y Ca, Ma
yOr9 Hermanos.
DE UN PESO
Cortada y ca, P Puente Boy
sen y Ca, Mr. Cloy, y Riera.
DE 50 CENTAVOS.
Morales y Ca, Gilet, Arce, t..
Quesada, L Subira, T Toro, II
Duckwits Vega y Ca, J Miraihl q
P Coslo, Dr. Malaret J Hosts E
Ramery. G Lorens, A Coiomer,
A Navajas @ Prieto, V Fabrega,
E Amsteong j Pou, V. Muller,
Jose Llorens, G. Quesada, Mr. Otto
DE 80 CENTAVOS
Sras Cells, Ramery Malaret,
Navajas, Amoros, Colomer, None
field, Sanchez, Llorens, 3 Gonzalez,
Tdr, FaOregas, Hosta, Pastor, D.
Llorens, Gomez, Vega, r Llorens;
Srtas. B'anco, Quesada, Coloner
Matt, Sr Mone faldt.
DE 25 CENTAVOS
Sras Vil'amiI, Hernandez Srta
Coll Sres Gonzalez, Amoros, Po
rrata, Morales, Toro, Ensenat,
Sumasa, H LIorens Torres.
DE - CENTAVOS
Srtas Pasalacuua. Colon. Mar
tin, Hosta, Pasarell Tur Sras.
Arvizu, @ Gonzalez, Monte, Sr
EHamOradO.
DE Is CENTAVOS
Sr Fernandez
DE 10 CENT.AVOS.
Srtas Alvizu, Rivera, kmor6s,
Sras Panti, Euamorado, Porrata,
O'Royar, Russell, Sres Mercader,
Hernandez Nor: tes, Vale.
DE O5 CENTAVOS
Sonora Pereira.
Total de Quotas mensuales, S45
Donativos por una so]a vez
DE 5 PESOS
Sr a Gonzalez.
DE PESOS
Mr. keeny, Succession Gadea, -
l. Casals F Alsina:
DE DOS PESOS
T. Pueute G Schuck G Villa
rOl: ga
DE PESO
Sre7 Luchetti, Valie y Cansio,
H Am~tron., Pelleg1ini hormanos,
A Salas, V. Manescau.
DE SO CENTAVOS
Sr Meliet.
DE 80 CENTAVOS
Cafe del Casino
T,t~. lie tonNtivOs. ....S23;
COntinuara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
Buen viaje
de- 1ovioS

Encuentrase actualmente en- Pa
lis un joven matrimonio que hace la
vueta al mundo sin dinerO como via
je de novios. La cCsa es en- verdad
la mayor extravagancia; pero no de.
be de extranarse tratandose do una
parela nCrte americana.
Ell senior O. Malley, que a~1 Sc
llama el marido, lucho en- una carre
70 pie en- 1897, con un negro, fAmo
SO corredor, y resulto triunfsnte.
De aqu1 surgio una apuesta; dar la
vuelta al mundo q pie en- cinco amos,
siendo Ell premio'del Que primero rea
lice ese recorriao y Sc oresente en-
San Francisco de Calif3rnia, unos
10000 duros.
La fecha para Ia partida era el
20 de Octubre del 81, y al llegar 63
Ia ell sef1or O. Malley Sc encontr6
con una grave dihcultad: estaba en-
vfsperas de casarse, formalmente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
Realization,
SAN FRANCISCO 50.

Sc realizan al costo las existen-
cias del <Siglo XIX. Grandes Can
tidades de calzado, alpargatas, en-
cafes, puntillas, trencillas, mil4ares,
camisetas, caIcetines, medjaS toha
Has, cinturcnes, 6 infni1ad de artf
culOs mas
A1pargatas Iona Ia superior
blanca desde IS q 50 docena segun
JamafO.
Id. cuadros damas surt;das en-
taruaf1os 4 l 10 docena
eNo comprar NADIA sin yer mis-
lreciOsa.
Sc venden seis sOlares con mu
chO fondo, bnenos y en- el meior 81
tic de Santurce y una casa grande,
Y de solida construction en- ell mismC
ANTONIO MARTINEZ
A 5O-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
De ArHCib0.

Nos oscribcn de osta impOrtan
te villa, dandonos cucnta de los aeon
tecimientOs desarrOlladOS alll en- la
tarde Y noche del once del cOrrlente
Y que por el relate que va a CONT
nuaci6n, verAn nuestrOs lectOres q
carecen de la importapcia que la ma
liCia pudiera atrlbulrles'
Hacfa pocos dfas cue habla lie
gado & aquella villa Ell individuo
Eduardo Galarxa procedente de la
capital. No sabemos quion dijo que
el tai Galarza habia sldO polic1a es
pecial en- San Juan, nombrado por
ell alcalde de aquella ciudad don Ma
nuel Egozcue y Sc supon(a haola 10
mado parte en- las persecuclones y
vej$menes realizados contra los fe
derales alf
Partiendo de esta disposition,
var;as personas del pueblo le intima
ron que siguisra su vlaje, pues el
Galarza aseguro que iba Gu direc
ci6n a Mayaglez.
En- vista de que ell grupO del pue
bio asumfa una actitud cada vez mas
amenazadora, ell polic1a municipal
Alberto MARIN intervino para con
tener los del grupo Uno de ellos
Sc mostr0 retaciO en- seguir sus IN
dicaciones de one despejaran, por
10 que SO VIC precisadO s usar de su
macAna para reduclrlo.
Los Otros al yer su cOmpaferO
lesiona1o, a"udinron Ell numerosa
manifestation la morada del alca1
do scror Ruiz Sag. edo, sOlicitando
D.: f,1, ri n
!Ogro de aplacar los animOs y des
pejar ell numerOsO cOncursO que Sc
habia Tornado, cuando de pronte,
segun Sc asegura. saliG una b0tel}a
de una azotea pr6xima, precisemeE
to dc. la casa que otupa la farmacia
lel Sr Jauregui, jefe del partido re-
pub,icano, totella que pudo herir al
aicalde y fu6 lesionar Otra per
soma, que cerca de este Sc hallaba 81
tuadO-
La natural indignation de los
grupos ante tan brusca inesperada
aggression hubiera podido provocar
un serio conficto, 4 no haber sido
por Ia oportuna intervention de la
misma autoridad al parecel agre di
da, de otros distinguldOs federales
los cuajes conslguieron apaclguar
los animOS.
Dos pareias de la Policfa In~u
lar acudieron al lugar del snceso no
obstante no ser llamados por el A
calde, sin que su presenciu lograrA
infuir NADIA en- ell termino de los
acontecimientOs
Algunos iudiviluos fnCroc d2te
nidos por sOspechosos en- Id n'lsnia
noche.
La prudencia de los conn"tadrS
federales de Arecibo evit0 algo que
hubiera sido de depiorableS cOnse
cuencias, atendido Ell esta 10 do >xci
taci0n de los aDimOs.
Ell Galarza siguio la rniSml no
che para Mayagtez.
(De Gel ImparciaIo de Maya
RleZ)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
BaIlquete
rll0nStfuO

Ell banqaete que va & celebrarse
unO dc estes dias en,Parls tn hCnur
de irs alc@ ICES ~ tudus los tu@b .os
de Francia, y del cual va hemos ha-
bladO, sera. ST no el mayor, unt De
los na> grades que sc hayan dado
en- el mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
(I:5I'I(IL /

Ha muerto en- Brooklyn (E.ta
dos U"'::o~) =: oeflor w. NJ B4nna
brock Gre; %;Borst, natural de IN
razaO, :.n:iGuo t3Oo0ruadOr do A.u.
ba, y Cou>n' de los Paiac> b. JOS IA
NueVa YO} X
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15
THE HELV ETA"
27 Ca:le de Ia C!1z. -
Gran casa de huHSnndes ~ :

u Caie de Ia CEliz. -
Gran casa de hu1Hpedes '>T2
bic {; H0ta''
Aposeotos para G.n.' is y
pers0nas sofas
DANOS
PRoplErAHIo PEDRO SCHI&A.
I or e2<:a -.dalo y cucultr;.rll,>
p1osto IN p&ntal0n q*e le fli >u3.
traii) d Antonio Aguilpra, fac d.G.:'
ni1o aver el $syeto Ramon vivian.
Marrero, Quiou Sc le il. .pQs4roA 81
dias de arrcsto
Aver }e fu6 ocu ura.lo un cu.h5'
10 d E I1ar,jo Cl,:.;e, >i,4u"o r.u.:o.
nac;,: a - e;as de- tr4o4j:,s y - %
liars de multa.
Las damas cstan ]e cuhora
buensa Goa los rega'os que avab4 de-
rccioir Sh' Gl4lO,s tigdrerSe con H.,
200 u1antiIIa de- Scla prfa q 81 -
t,.ezas ce encajes |aleucien 10, IS,
y 20 centavos, er ia Fort GA p
Sc 5epach6 par: 3 1n~v-: K
Ea el bergantin americana <JUhn
u c. Dermott,
Sc ha eXtraviaaO cna cart "a
conter iendO bilieteS de B.,l>o : >I>o
cumel~tco, que intere*an &O;auluute
q su due11o. La persona que Ia haya
encoutiadc, puedc t"u1@iFi0 bi!lat5a
y Sc le suplica renilir p0r curleo
Ia cartera con los dOcunentcs q QCl
Pedro J. Bosoza en- Ponce.
n "a Cd
Hoy debe haher salido para sa
nueva Residential de Caguas el senyi
Muf1oz Rivera, cuyo mooiliario la
sido conducido aquella ciulad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

Dl@gu*tos morales; 20 hay per
soma que lo ios paso toGD3 10 tias
del ano. chV':aciOna~ y Esst<-. c<>"A
bral 10 tlen"n @!er2rcc los .,<~IIo, =
ma3res de fsuiiiA~; para ani.uar)u
y sostener G: c2roor,, elavant!o 9. e.
p11lta, tomen Il "Vjno % Careo:,i.2 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

Hoy debe haher sal ido para su
nuevta rcsidencia de Caguas el SET y4
Mu1oz Rivera, cuyo mooiliario la
sido conducido q aquelIa ciuiad. ="
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

POR CHEN DOLLARS al ;0n
tauo, Sc ven"e un l.ianU en- mly
huen estadO, dc h. afao,ada f5bric4
oe kalnan1. Be':i1. que O t s
) 800 mex!1auJs, Eu e5ta redacu: On
infOrnarumn5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

Sc NNpach0 par: 3 ln- W Z
Ea Ell bergantin americana <Juhn
Nc DaruOtt>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

Como aut0r del rubo d. v2riaS
pren'las de v9stir Y dinor o 4 don .>n.
tonic Figueroa f1e G@tanI 10 &4cr -.
la Gale du THtuan cl ='g"t, Alurt.:.;
Garcia, qui6n fa6 quest, d d.eio~l
ZION de 10 tribuna}e4
E yapc:' am:r.:"4:1,> "1NiIal4I
phia' pre-" j. i ia 4 1u a.! 1e IA -.
to CaOe,l} 3 - JD).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-15

Aver ]e fu6 ocupa:lo un cu.h:.
10 d Z IuAG',jn Cl!:,;e. >I4uHO e, u.:o.
ma: q - dias DE- trao>ins y - %
liars de multa.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-09-08

In 1870 the contractors firm of Com
stock q White was doing business at
Fort Wallace. In the course of guar
rel Comstock killed White. White
had O brother in New York, Il lawyer,
who came out to visit the law upon
his brothers slayer. Comstock was
arrested and brought before Judge
Joyce at Hays City. The prisoner
walked into the courtroom Uudge
Joyce's saloonl with two big six shoot
ers belted to his hips.
"Misther Comstock, ye are charged
with willful murthcr. Are We guilty
or not guilty." asked the judge.
Guilty" was the lacoDic response.
This was entirely beyond Judge
Joyce's calculations. He had no prcce-
dent for such a case and no power or
inclination to visit out a penalty, and
so, with great Indignation, he shouted
"Ye are fool for tellin it! Did any
wan see ye do it!'
NO" was the prisoners response.
"Thln OF discharge We fer want of
ividence," declared his honor, and
thereupon all the boys moved up to
the bar and took "sunthin" WITH Mr.
Comstock.
But imagine the feelings of Mr.
White of New York, who had come to
avenge his brothers slaying.-kansas
City Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-09-08
Finest Train in the World.

The finest train in the world is the
vNcw North Western Limited" which
leaves Minneapolis and ST. Paul every
niLht for Chicago, via the Northwestern
line. This magnificent train, from the
mammoth engine, patterned after the
famous 1893" t. the last car in the
train, is brand new, and represents the
latest and best ideas for absolute COM
fort and luxury while travelling.
Besides the splendid buffet library car
really clubroom on wheels, there is
magnificent private compartment sleep
ing car, Just the thing for ladies, families
or those desiring privacy, luXuriously APP
pointed standard sleeping cars and the
most comfortable and well equipped day
Coaches ever offered the travelling public.
Tins "Ncw Limited train is admitted
by the press as well as by thousands of
people of Minnesota and states west who
have inspected it, and also by many 9TH
ers of this western country who have re-
Gently rode on it, as being without ques-
tion the finest train in the world, and no
extra charge is made for any class of pas
sengers for its superior accommodations
Tickets via this popular line may be
secured from agents of the Northern Pa
cific railway, who will also make sleep
ing car reservations; or apply to Capt.
NJ, W. Wheeler, travelling passenger agt.,
Miles city, Mont, or to T. w. Teasdale.
G. p A., St. Paul, MINI.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-09-08
THROUGH FILTH AND SLIME

The royal boot-lickers of W. A.
Clark, who constitute the band OF
braggarts and bribe takers OF de-
mocracy are turning the sycophant
to most nauseating degree. The
way they are nursing and coddling
the shoestring of populism, and
feeding the hungry maws of the Ia
Dor party is disgusting to every hon
est citizen. An honest populist,
and an honest laboring man will not
stand for it. The best friends union
labor ever had are ready to cry out
against the march through filth and
slime which certain leaders of un.
ions have undertaken, and will face
about to again stand upon solid
ground. No union man is a friend
of unions, who would lead the forces
of organized lab or into political bat
ties. The causes such leaders seek
to advance are foreign to the con-
stitution upon which the union
stands, and any common reasonel
knows full we'll that to turn the un-
ion into political machine means
to sacrifice the institution upon the
altar of mammon, and turn its wor
thy purposes to ciphers. The trades
and labor unions of Montana have
turned their backs on a righteous
cause, to bear cross of infamy fol
many years to come. 1t is sad Sc
quail to so glorious plan, but the
die is cast, and the present genera
ton will not see the attendant in
jury repaired, nor the incident loss
es made good. The Clark advo
Gates are either mercenary or idiot
ic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-09-08
The State Ticket.

The state convention at Helena
Wednesday nominated the follow
ing to places on the state republican
ticket:
For Congressman, 5. G. Murray
of Missoula.
For Governor, David f. Folsom
of Meaghcr
For Lieutenant Governor, A. J
Bennett, of Madison.
For Attorney General, I. G. Por
ter of Custer.
For Secretary Of State, A, A. Yo
der of Silver Bow.
For Auditor, Charles G. Proctor O
Cascade.
For Treasurer, 5. j. Edwards o
Lewis and Clarke.
For Associate Justice, Rudolph
Won TobeI of Fergus.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-09-08
A PATTERN FOR DEMOCRATS

The republican county convention
OF last Saturday was one of the most
harmonious and most generally sat
is factory ever held in Cascade
county. OF course not everybody
got everything he wanted. This is
never true of any convention, and
especially is 1t not true of the con-
vention where every delegate has a
knife up his sleeve seeking to slay
rather than revive, to destroy rather
than create, to work disaffection
rather than harmony.
But this was not such a conven-
ton. The spirited rivalry for GER
tain offices was friendly, and wholly
uncharacterized by envy or acrimo-
ny. Proceedings were felicitous
and orderly, directly contrary to the
course of democratic convention.
A prime cause of the fraternal
spirit which dominated the conven-
ton was the total absence of boss
ism in any of it's forms. Nobody
sught to dominate, and the solicita-
tion by candidates for support was
free and untrammelled, while every
delegation voted cheerfully and un-
hesitatingly for what seemed for the
best interests. AS result strong
ticket was named, and everybody
goes home determined to employ
every honorable means to secure
success at the polls. There is not
the division of party forces which
democrats predicted, and in fact, the
latter party is utterly demoralized,
seeing the better class of democrats,
the strength and sinew of the old
party, ready and willing to vote the
republican ticket, rather than TO
turn their own party into mann
moth hippodrome where asses lead
the procession.
Truly the republican convention
was worthy body Of the best men
of Cascade county, wherein the fore
es of coercion, Doodle and corrupt
ion were not in evidence. 1t has
furnished an excellent object lesson
to the citizens of Cascade county, of
the triumph Of uprightness and in
tegrity over the forces of sin and
corruption. 1t is we'll known that
large sums of Clark money were
used to debauch the primaries but
the manipulators Of the nefarious
scheme were overwhelmed in the in
iquitous undertaking.