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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
CRoNICA
CTTAS INOPORTUNAS

n.o;6p M ba hecho otra cosa que derramar |
80 do sanora en- defensa de 50 libertsd |
do an indeoendencia; debi@ndole en- gran
parte. ell atraso en- que hoy Sc Ve,a sus con
tinuas guerrss civiies. 80;
Hablamos del Municipio, como lnsti-
tucion, .EZ Pals nos sale con los ay"h
tamientos de Ubarri, que es como 81 en
Espa1a saliera un tratadlsts de defecno
hablando de los ayuntamlentos oel 'io
PontorriAss de los monterilias de home
no Robledo. Y TODD para hacer Greer
| los ignorsntes que nosotros eloglahos hoy
ell oaciquismo de Ubarri. III neono us
que la democratioa instituelon oei MUM
cipio, tai Como Espafia la insttuyo
propag6 por America, maya sloo nilA''n
cada. no empeoe para que e'la ooffeS-
ponda la gloria de haberia oreaoo'
Ouisimos demostrar 10 demostra-
mos, que ell grado de cultura aoelaHIo M
que hoy disfrutamos Sc 10 debemos Us
mana no los Estados Unidos, que has
ia hoy no han hecho otra cosa que aEre
batarnos derechos conquistados.
, ,Que nos dedicamos ahora defender
los casotrocientos di50s ole Regimen espd91oS
II No, colegs; hicimos ressltar los oenehcios
Ily los derechos adquiridos por este pais
|! en- esos cuatrocientos AMOS III o"au
to los eTTOTGsS AuJ"se
/ que durante ese tempo sufrlo ell Pneo'o
lde Puerto-Rieo, los combstlo con teson J
, anergfs toda una generation de PuertorFl
> quefios patriotss; los combafimos nosotros
nismos dfa por dfa, sin desmsysr M s9'o
: ;astante. en diez amos de period!smc; J
$ an esa luchs estsrtamoa tcdsvia 81 Ice 60
Q biernos espsnoies oontiDusrsn domihan,
ldonos oon injusticias y tiranfas. Lo Gus
no hicimoa entoncss nj haremos nov, 81
= Irsnegsr de nusstss rszs y de nuestros
i proeenitores. Sc fue EsPana con so'
$ errores 8 injustioiss. y hoy solo nos que
4 Ida de ella los beneGoios que reallzo.
i Y al entonces, chando contra aque
: Hos atropellos no podfa surgir de nuestro'
), Iabios sino la protesta; hoy, que otFa raz'
IL distints nos domina J nos arrebata ios oe
lrechos que Espafia nos oonoedlera' natufa
es. que al examlnar friamente, el pasad'
y ell presente, reconozcamos mayor graz
's de bondad, de carif1o, de.generosldad' 81
81 Ia madre que nos do ell ser y nos hlzo IL
ID bres ciudadanos, que no en- la MADRAS
Ia ia uue nos contempia con la lndlterenol
es con que mira siempre La muler e1trah
le & los hijos que no engendro, Por 10
u ouales no sufri6 los dolores J las algeria
as de la materaidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
Es1sgdsO
HistOa'ScO

Tan pronto circulo La DnMooEAo1A
da aver dando cuenta de haber llegado a
esta oiudad la importante obra JOSE j.
AcosTA Y sU TEMPO, fueron vendidos on
ee ejemplares los ssfores don Modesto aos
|SolS. don Juan r. Baiz, don Jose j.
Alvarez. don Miguel Morales Ferrer, doc
tor Fernando Gonzalez, don Ramon Cor
daro Matos, don Miguel Chiques, don fe'
derico Diez, don Carlos Toro ternandez,
Lodo. Abella B aston y don Evangellsta
Ramos. .,
su precio, como dijimos aver, es 81
de 10 reales eiemplar, y solo quedan nue.
We eiemplares, pues no llegaron mas qua
veinte para la veata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

No hay modo de discutir sacramento
eon In prensa republicana. A argamen-
tos raxopes, oponen cuchuhatas srgu
ciav. ,Qu9 oourre con ese slstema de ols
cusionP Que nuestros argumentos quedan
en- pie; las cuchufletas pasan sin deJar
huella sIguna en- ell Amino del lector'
arrsncando 10 mas una sonrisa estuplda
de labios de algnu imbeoil.
AL YER que IN gobernador americana
one desconoce nuestro idioma y nuestrss
oostumbres, sc permite haoer, con una SO
In frase, la crftica de toda nuestra hlstorls
colonial, qulsimos demostrar ese ouen
sefior, que pesar de los errores lnJus
ticias eometidos por los goblernos espano'
Iaa an ouatrocientos amos de domlnacl9n,
todo nuestro progreso y tods nuestra clVl
lixacion se la debemos q esa Espafa, que
al aus coterr&ueos consideran IN nlvel
intellectual tan bajo, que les insplra las
TINA.
Pero III Pais nos sale al psso con
cuatro vsciedades y cuatro cltas nlstorlcas
que NADIA demuestran. Q1e Espana ha
atravesado por periodos reacclonarios, ns-
die 10 discute; pero tampoco puede negar,
ne, no ser que clio impulse La mala 1e
6 la ignoranois, que ningun pueblo na
sostenido con mayor brio una lucha tenss
DOR La l1DergaQs cOuO 0l PuoOtO S9P"AS-
JamAs los reyes nj los tlrauos Pudieror
matsr ell espfritu de libertad 8 lndepen
dsncis de que siempre ha dado muestra'
cua nscion. Preeisamente en- esas epocs'
que cita EZ Pdis, como las de mayor renc
ci6r, 6 sea las que abarcan desde el relna
do de Alfonso ell Sabio al do los Rey q
Cat6,ioos, Espafa fguraba Ia cabeza d
las naciones civiliZadas.
Entonces rsaiz5 las grandes conquls
tas del derecho; dio Impulse lac artes
4 las latras; extendio su hegemonla por
mrndo saco de ls inmensidad de Ia
olas I'M nuevo vssto continents, que an
ssl& como muestra del po1er y de la olvl
lixscion de una raxa. Y mientras las de
mas naciones agonizaban, inoluso Roma
bsio ell peso de la tlraufa mas brutal,
pueblo espaHol SO constitufs en- munlclpa
lidades. y por los fderos conqaistados me
rfan en- Vlllalar los Comuneros en- II Ari
aozs Juan de Lanuzs en- las maxmorf ca
de la Inauisicion muchos defensores d'
pueblo. Y asf como Roms fu6 la oluda
de los msrtires del Cristisnismo, Espar
ha sido siempre la naoion de los mart'r'
de Ia Libertad. Lo cual demuestrA qt
81 los reyes fueron en- Espafa tiranos
reaocionarios, como 10 han sido en- tod
las nacionss europeas, el pueblo eepsn
fu6 siempre liberai y, dem6crata. Disc
los tiempos de la dominaclon ron ana, 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
Febrero, 1s de 19e

Espero de uated se sirva disponer la
moles.ia que le proporciono oil dirigirle
estas lfneas pero, hagolo para afilisrme al
honrado rartido federal, que tan digna-
menta dirige don Luis Mufloz Rivera.
Hasta ahora habfa pertenecido al par
lido republioano, creyendo que era 10 pros
peridad de mi pals, pero desengafiado POI
com pleto, renuncio por aiempre ese par
lido que hasta ahora no ha hecho otrs co
a. one gravar Ia situacion de Puerto Rice
De usted q. d. q. b. g. m.
Sebastian TiIleria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
Ia POL|CIA !NSULhR EN- LO!zA


En- Ia tarde del eabado tltimo sc per-
son6 en- la carnicerfa de Candvanas Ell te-
niente de la policfa insular Jose Lopez
Gaxtamblde, parece que obedeclendo
ma consigna. Allf se encontraba don
Andres r. Flores, federal de los buenos
q persona muy estimada por la honorabl'
lidad de sus actos.
Gaztambide por todo saludo enpexo
una serie de provocaoiones dirigldas al OF
tado Flores, amenaxAndole de paso. Arguia
que este en- ell uegocio del abasto de carnes
sacrificaba reses de robada procedencla.
lei iniuriado sorprendido de la inco-
rrecta conducta del ofcialito le devolvio
fnteoro los insultos. Entonces ell sludl-
do teniente dos numeros de policfa que
le acompafia aban ataron don Andres Is.
Flores. nduci6ndolo al Quartet detenldo.
Por la noche el aloalde se intereso por que
se deiara introducir IN eatre siendo inu-
tiles sus propositos.
LA DEMocRACIA reprueba esos ha-
chos. Aouf tenemos les mejores Eotss
del procedsr del safior Flores, pero aun
cuando asf no fuese; si el huciera delr-
guido estsbs Ia ley para castigar.o; pero
nuroa la procaoids1 y ell atrevim,ento d.
tres ipdividuos prevalidos de IN inferior.
Es menesteT que esos shusos no Sc
repitan por La tranquiiiisd de los ciuds.
danos.
Dsndnciess los del atropello y EOS
t9ngass IL GUERILLA.
Rae 90 10 practice.
si despues de todo Sc nautralisan los
efectos de la sentenoia porque SO erige en-
sistema Ell indulto entonces ante la bur
10 de los oodigos la suerte estara echads, y
cada uno sahrA como debs responder ul-
terioTes agravios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
V|RUELAS EN- CAGUAS

Hoy el activo oelador de hygiene Mi
guel Orabono ha descublerto I'm caso dc
v,ruela en- Ia casa de Higinio Morales, de
eata ciudad.
El ataoado es un tabaquero llamado
Jose Martinez. La autoridad local de
scuerdo con los faoultativos, toman las
preoauciones necesarias para impedir que
se propague Ia epidemis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
OuEBRAD1LLAs
Enero 8 de 1901.
sr. Don Luis Muflox Rivera,
Caguae.

Muy senior mioi o
Consecuente con mis- principles hsgo
nhblica mi declaration de que pertenezoo
y he perteneoido al partido que va. tan
bisarramepte diriie y cue 81 en- las cleo
clones pasadas vote con ell partido repo-
blioano 10 hioe engafisdo por algunos ami
eos, obligado por oirounstaeias espe
oiales.
Hago pdblioa esta manifestation pa
"a oue se sepa cuales son mis- ideas, y sc
me- oonsidere como uno de las hlas del
gran partido que I'd. dirlJe.
Quedo de V. alto. .. .. -. D.
Melton So1er.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
MENSAJE Al GODERNADOR

N Pass dijo hace dos dias que ell Co
mite Ejecutivo federal dirigio, soto 0oee'
IN Mensaje al Gobernador. Como los
actos del Comit6 no son ocultoa nj mlate-
riosoc, ri necesitan Ii sombrs, he sqol ei
Mensaje
HONORABLE CHARLES B. ALLEN.
GoBRRNADoR DE PUERTO RICO.
SEEoR:
La C&mara de Delegados aosba dc
votsr una ley por Guys virtud Ea retorms
Ell cues po &c Po;ici: Insuisr, poniendo
ga cargo, de una maners exclusive, La
gusrds y eonservaci5n del Orden publice
y suprimiendo, tpso faeto, Ia poliefS de
los munioipios.
FL pArrafo sexto del programs que
msntenemos en- la vida publica dice as1:
<El partido federal sostiene la COM
pleta autonomfa de los municipios, de ia
modo que los Ayuntamientos resuelvan aus
asuntos locales, como ouentas, presupues
tos, instruction, polic<a, caridad, beneh
cenoia, obras publicas, etc., sin interyen-
cion del poder central.>
Al escribir ese programa nos inspirs
mos, no solo en nuestra vieja tradici0l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
svruAcIoM DEL "RAMLlUs''

El ~R- w.aifs CO ell transpoFte que
conduce la metropoli los solo ados
puertorriquefios. La goleta sEva ThsWi's'
que sali6 de Santa Cruz Cuba h"ce un
mes, le enoontro en alta mar entonoes' SID
provisiones; los tripulsntes se mor1an dc
de hsmbre. lie faeiiito IN bote cargado
de comastibles para que continuaae sl via
ie,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
, EMPRESA PoDER03A

ga ha fundado una compafifa ameri'
cans que comprara todas las fabricas de
acero. Cuenta de capital 500 millones'
Prcmete regular mensuslmente un million
de dollars para obras beneicsS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

El es solo, CON un pequeno pueblo de
soldados sgricultares; pero con su SOLO
oenio sabrfa envolvernos d todos nosotros.
He tenido con 81 varias oonversaclo-
nes, continu6 Bismsrch y ese homore me
ha dejado confundido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

Anoche cey6 de Ia aEotea del Psrqne
de artillerfa una mujer. lsv"ndera de on :
eio. AL reconocersele Sc la halo mnerta.
Hoy 90 le verified la autopsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

Be ha declarado sin ,fecto Ia proye &C.
tada venta de las antillss dsnegas.
No 20 aceptaroh las condolences pro-
puestss por ell gobierno danes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
CRUZ CASTRO

Sc ha propuesto como jefe de presidio
k Cruz Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

El tsniente Paniagus de la poliofs
insular, ha salido para durabo TN de
proteQer al oontratista de la oarreters en-
una huelga de trabajadores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
SNas e1WO9s
(POr teA6grafOD
Fsbrero 81.

FebrePo 2T.

Me1ora visiblemente de su enfef me-
dad Ia emperatrz Federico, despnes do la
visita de su hertn ano Eduardo VII, rey de
In Gran Bretafla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
GrandeS baratilloS SeInanal3
EN- EL NUEVo BAzAR"
SAN FRANCISCO 4o.-sAM JUAN, PUERToRIco


Habr una semana Barao de acu para para a
"a Senaana de arttcuAo para cabaIheyos
Camsas blancas pechera de hio d As centavos
cuelo par de punos 70 centavos
Cuelos de formas por % centavos
Punos de hio case superior par 20 centavos.
ICamisetas vendamos ST. ahora q 40 cenavos.
Calcetnes neeros rayas de color a Is centavos
Cacenes negos vaen SO centavos ganga 90 ntavOs
Panuos blancos buena tsla de vista 10 centavos
Drill banco panama. ganga, II centavos
Drill blanco lso .ganga,a II centavos
ofrecdo de ida vuey hospe Buffalo
acredite
dMyo proxmo pn
Itodo Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
PRUE HAS

HOY hicieron Ia pruebs del tren cleo
tFlso On el trayecto interior de ssta capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
MARIANA ABRlk--
S0LDAD0S

De la ciudad de New York piden
soldados puertorriqueflos. Iran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
GALL. Z. RA

En santurcs seRconstruye una gallera,
donde habrA un desaffo ell domingo proxi-
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
TO The IF ACe.

AS N, old friend and 70 mr. business
partner, Mr. G.. S. Samsel, is about to
open store in Boulder known as the
Twentieth Century Store" take this
method CT introducing him to the people
Of Boulder and vicinity, and would say
that you will find him in every way a
gentleman, both socially and as busi
ness man, and hearth, recommend him
to you and trust that you will at least
share with him the kind patronage whi> h
you so literally bestowed upon me while
in your midst and do not hesitate 10
personally guarantee his every act.
Thanking you one and all again for
your kindness to me in past year,, | beg
TO remain
Yours Very Truly.
u. A. MURPHY.
Proprietor of the first Golden Rule
store opened in Boulder. 3lI Imo.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
SERVANTS OF THE VERY RICH
They Live in Luxury and Strictly
Preserve the Lines OF
4 Caste Rigidly.

THE menus for the servants meals
are written also by the chef" writes
NJ. f. Carter of Housekeeping in a
Millionaire's Family" in Ladies Home
Journal. Their dining hall requires a
special servant to set tables and wait,
to keep the place orderly and neat. She
lends hand occasionally elsewhere.
The servants table has clear glass,
bright, plated silver and good table
linen, with a reasonable change OF
napkins. AS the personal maids and
the Wallets are frequently obliged to be
in attendance upon their employers at
their own meal times they will be often
late. Movable feasts with little regu-
larity fall to their lot. The dining hall
girl finds that patience must have its
perfect wC..s in her also. The late
corners can never know before hand re-
garding their own movements. The
butler presides and carves, and it be-
hooves all to be on good terms with
his highness. Caste obtains below as
well as above stairs. The example Of
those who are in authority, because OF
their large bank accounts, is studiously
followed by the lowly, dmpecunious
ones. Rules of precedence are as rig
orously maintained as in any royal
household with full as many heart
burnings. The serving class to-day
have-with each new palace built
more consideration shown for their
comfort. Men and women have now
for each sex their own bathrooms, with
an abundance Of good towels. Their
beds have elastic springs and mat
tresses. The bed chambers, though
simple, are supplied with everything
that is necessary for the toilet. They
are brightly lighted, beautifully clean
and orderly"
Daily camera., 1901-03-18

JOuGSp Lculo W luNeIlluk ]. WIS "
Lee, S E
II not called for in two weeks they will
be sent to the dead letter Office
IL. MooRHEAD P. NJ.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
He wanted Experience.

The girl was very rich and the man
was poor, but honest. She liked him
but that was all, and he knew it, One
night he had been Little more tender
than usual.
"You are very rich? ?" he ventured.
"Yes," she replied, frankly. Il an
worth $1,25O,0O0."
"And l am poor"
Eyes"
"Will you marry me?"
mo"
II thought you wouldn't"
"Then why did you ask me?"
"Oh, just to see how man feels wheh
he loses $3.50, 900" STRAY Stories.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
The Good Man. Joke,

Two gentlemen of the cloth were
standing on a corner yesterday. Evil
dently they were talking about the ex'
ira services to be held during this
week of prayer.
II anticipate a great awakening in
my church." said the first speaker.
MY people never go to sleep saio
the second.
."Ah, there comes my car" replied
the first, and they parted company
Albany Journal.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
LIGHT AT LAST.
That Cruel Silence Broken.

Anyone sending postal with house
number or four two cent stamps Will
receive "A Pure Life" published by the
Christian Endeavor Society of Boston
and Chicago. containing attractive
appeals and photos of college presidents
noted physicians and philanthropists
Love your neighbor as yourself, and
you will study ard circulate tie above
Address.
PUBLISHERS AGENT.
IIIo Pearl Street. Boulder, Coo.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
She Knew the Sex.

"But I don't understand it," ex-
claimed the bachelor girl. you add
so cents to the rent of this room sim.
ply because of my SEX"
Certainly" replied the landlady
ut is for the extra gas
1.-The extra gas.'
"Yes. If rent it to man, he burn,
gas only in the evening; he does not
crimp his hair twice a day.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Low Rates to the N rthwest.
AT time of year when thousands will
take advantage of them. the Burlington
Route makes sweeping reductions in
its rates to the Northwest-to Montana
Washington, Oregon and British Colum.
bia.
Dates: Feb ua,y II. ro and .6.
March 5. IL, Io and 10.
April 2, 9. l6. % and 80.
Rates FROM Denver are shown below:
70 Butte, Helena, Anaconda and soa
Hissoula
70 all points on the Northern
Pacific Ry. west Of Missoula,
including Spokane, Seattle, 1928
Tacoma, Portland, as we'll as
Vancouver and Vtctoria, B G.
TO all points-on Spokane Fails
&Northern Ry. and the Wash $28
inqton I Columbia River R. B.
Never has the Pacific Northwest been
as prosperous IS now. Labor is in de.
mand and wages are high. The money
making opportunities are beyond mum
BERN mines, lumber, merchandising,
farming, fruit raising. fishing. and all the
other industries of a great and growing
country.
The train TO take is the Burlington's s
Puget Sound Express which leaves Den
yer at 1870 p. m. daily.
Literature on request-free.
G.. ". VALLERY. Genl Agent,
Denver, Colorado.
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
Cheap Rates For no meseskers.

Cheap Rates For ho mese.kers.
On March 10Th the Colorado 4 South
ern will make special home seekers
rates to Roswell and Carlsbad, N. NJ and
return. Tickets limited to 8, days. a.
lowing stop.ovtrs at any point on return
xv;D
Daily camera., 1901-03-18
New York., MIX Bill.

Every day New York city uses e,014,-
76s quarts of milk, 1,5O6,s19 pounds of
meat, 251,S45 pounds of butter and
lO,27s barrels of four.-N. Y. Sun.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
A Asthma Cure Free!
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in All Cases.
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL.
WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY.

There is nothing like Asthmalene.
II brings instant relief, even in the
worst cases. II cures when all else
fails.
The Rev. c. +. WELLS, Of villa Ridge, H.,
says: Your trial bottle OF Astbmalene re-
ceiyed in good condition. ] cannot tell you
how thankful ! feel for the good derived from
1t. ! was II slave, chained with putrid sore
throat and Asthma for ten years. ] despair
ed OF ever being cured. saw your advertise
ment for the cure OF this dreadful and tor
had overspoken yourselves, but resolved to
to give it n trial. To my astonishment. the
trial acted like a charm. Send ne q ~iul-size
bottle"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
SOME ARMY NAMES.
Luster Shed Upon Them by success
sIve Generations.

Luster Shed Upon Them by success
sivc Gencrations.
There are old army names" In this
country as well as in other and more
military lands-such names, for in
stance, as those OF Lee. Mcdowell and
McCook. But at the present day we
have n new crop Of army names. pre-
seuting. in certain instances rather re-
markable condolences. 1t Is a curious
fact that there are now four Captain
Lawtons In the United States regular
army. all young men. not one Of whom
we believe. is related to the late Gen.
eral Henry w. Lawton, who made the
name illustrIous In Cuba and the Philip
pines. One of these, Captain Louis b.
Lawton, is to be retired for desperate
wounds received I'm battle In China,
wherehedistinguished himself not only
for extraordinary heroism, but for sa-
gacIous action in q dangerous situation.
After an exceptionally brilliant service
he must now give up his chosen career
because of those honorable wounds. In
any other country extraordinary honors
would await such n man. In this coun-
try he is laid on the shelf at a stipend
barely sufficient to support a family
aud must either live in the obScurest
poverty or else adopt n new profession
and "hustle" for advancement In II. mt
n disadvantage as compared with
younger men who have had a good
start.
OF the five Lees on the list. active or
retired, only one is a Yirglnian and
three are northern men. The Mellow
ellis are extinct In the army, but two of
the lighting McCooks' still hold on.
The "O's" and the "Mc's" are heavily
represented on the army list; the list of
American officers, indeed, fairly bristles
with Celtic patronymics-with 0'Bricns
and O'Sheas, with Murphys and
Quinns. Morlaritys and Connollys. The
type of name made in Germany Is also
strong on the army list. All punched to-
gether are those valiant sons of Mars
with ak. Kochersperger, Koehler, Koer-
per, Rooster, Krause, Krautholf, Krug,
Kuhn and Kutz. These men and most
Of their numerous countrymcn who are
now American officers would all have
been high privates in the rear rank II
they or their fathers had remained in
the fatherland, for there Is only one
"von" on our active list. But by far
the greater number Of the names of our
regular officers are good old ".Ameri-
cam names-that Is. anne once Eng
lish. now long domiciled and familiar
ly known In our Yankee nation.-New
York Mail and Express.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09

: Helena, Oct. 1.-THE grand jury
that IL investigating the Brady lynch
ing virtually concluded its investiga-
ton today. During the past four OF
five days thejury has examined about
25 witnesses, and Ii ia understood
that while some evidence has been
adduced that to a certain extent in
dicates people who might have been
engaged In the affair. nothing has
been brought out sufficient to found
an indictment upon. The jury Is ex-
pected to report in a day or two,
and it will probably censure the sher-
itf and jailer and the policemen who
were on duty the night Of the affair.
Tomorrow morning the jury will
make q visit to the poor farm and
will later investigate other county
departments.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
Il Happened in Q Druq Store.

"One day last winter a lady came
TO my store and asked for n brand Of
cough medicine that Ibid not bavein
stock" says Mr. c. II. Grandin. the
popular druggist Of Ontario. n. Y.
"She was disappointed and wanted
to know what cough preparation
could recommend. Isaid to her that
l could freely recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and that she
could take a bottle Of the remedy and
after giving II n fair trial II she did
not find 1t worth the money to bring
back the hottie and I would refund
the price paid. In the course ola day
or two the lady came back In com
pany with n friend In need OF a cough
medicine and advised her TO buy a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. consider that a very good rec
ommendation for the remedy" Ills
for sale by G. II. Williams.