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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23
CAPT. GOOCH'S FUNERAL.
VIII Be Laid to Rest in Loulsn-H. L..
Gordon n Defendant.

LOUISA. VA, December 22:-(special },
The remains of Captain Stapleton =.
Gcoch reached here at z. NJ. to-da!
from Richmond. where he died at :
O'Clock Sunday morning Of softening r, OF !
the brain. at the age Of a6 years ne
burial services will take place here to-
morrow evening. Surviving him are q
widow, a son. Mr.. William S. Gooch, OF
Richmond, and a daughter. Mrs. Judge
George X. Anderson, of Clifton Forge,
Va.
AS a member Of the firm of Mason,
Gooch &, Hoge. railroad contractors, he
massed large fortune, which he invest
ed in several large firms here and i'm
proved them extensively. He suffered re-
verses. however. and died poor ma.
Colonel O. H. P Terrell, one of our old
and well-known citizens, is confined 10
his room with lumbago and sciatica.
Process was served to-day on Hon.
r. L. Gordon, Jr member Of the Con-
Stitutional Convention. Sunlnoning him
to answer suit of 5000 damages for his
part N DISTINGUISHING the negroes Mr..
Gordon is tickled very much over it, and
regards the matter as q great Joke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

Mr. S. r. Curtis. Treasurer of Var
wick county, had FIVE fine mules killed
by a Chesapeake and Ohio train near
Blew'S mi!l-bank this morning.
Frank Prause to-day sold his 2O-acre
farm near Toano to Ole Carlsad, of Min
nesota, for 81, 400 cash.
Miss Drue Gatewood. who has been
teaching public school No. in York coun-
". has resigned to accept position in
a graded school at Lightfoot.
Mr. O. j. Johnson, who was badly In
iured in a saw-mi!l accident at Lightfoot,
is able to be out again.
Messrs. D. w. Spencer and w. NJ. Lee,
of the county. were the guests of friends
here TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23
.ROXBURY LITERARY SOCIETY.
Met Mt l.. a. 1larston7s IIomc-WcII-
known Citizen injured.

RONBURY. VA, December 22.-(Spc-
cial)-The Roxburg Literary Society was
entertained last Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. l.. A. MarSton. Sr. There
was a large crowd present and an inter-
esting programme consisting Of readings
recitations and debates was carried on
The society will have its next meeting at
the home of Hon. L. NJ Nance. Friday
evening, January 2, 1908.
Mr.. L. ~ Marston, Sr., escaped what
might have been very serious accident
one day last week. He was standing
near wagon into which some negroes
were trying to get very heavy los.
The iron which one of the men held in
his hand slipped back. striking Mr.. Mars
ton a severe blow on the head, he was
not dangerously hurt.
Mr.. George ellison and family are spend
ing some time at the home of Mr.. Charles
G. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Vincent, of Leitch-
field, Mich, are visiting Mrs Vincents
father. Mr.. James Cotman.
Miss Sallie Marston is at home, where
she will spend Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23
WlLLIAMSBURG'S FAIR.
Efforts Being Made to Have One
Next EalI-PcrsonaIs.

wJTJIaMSBURG. VA. December %
Especial THE committees named at the
last meeting of the Williamsburg Bust
ness-Nen's Association to look into and
report upon the feasibility OF establish
ing large canning factory here in the
spring and holding a county falr next
fall are actively at work. More en-
thusiasr is being shown in the uppulld-
ing OF the town than before in two years.
when the knitting mill was started by the
Business Mems Association.
At a meeting of the Fair Committee.
held Saturday night, such well-known
l.. w. Roberts A. ]. Barnes j b.
Spencer. and II. Z. Wynkoop We're pres
ent Mr.. Roberts was elected chairman,
and Mr.. ". c. Johnston secretary 1t
was decided that the secretary should
correspond with county fair associations
in Virginia and other States. and learn
their methods Of conducting such fairs.
The local press and the correspondents
of the daily papers We're asked to say
that the association is anxious to hear
from all persons or associations in
teresteG.
a Christmas air pervades the town.
and the merchants are kept busy supply
ing Their customers with the things that
go 10 make this season the most joyous
of the year. The streets present an UNI
usual appearance, in that they are crowd
ed with shoppers. Old and young. white
and co1cred are buying presents. and
the merchants are smiling behind their
overstocked counters. Every train takes
shoppers 10 Richmond. where the more
expensive presents are bought.
AIR c. e Dean. who was burned out
few weeks ago near here, Is again
open for business" at the old stand,
but in a smaller building. He will not
rebuild before spring. and perhaps not
at all.
The approaching holidays are bringing
the Williamsburg absentees home. and
by Wednesday all who can will be here
with their relatives.
Miss George Bryan. who has been
teaching in Norfolk. is expected home to
spend the holidays She will be accom-.
ma al I,1y a,,H r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Uranum and If You Dare the Only
Beaten Flyorites.

Beaten FavoriteS.
NEW ORLEANS. December 22.-Ura-
mum and II You Dare We're the only
beaten favorites here to-day. Summar-
les:
First race-six furlongs-Pag eant a to
y won, Embarra ssment 6 TO y second.
Spec GO to y third. Time, 1:16 So
Second race-six furlongs-Moroni 90
to y won. Dandic Bell C to y second,
If You Dare q to . third. Time, 1:16.
Third race-seven furlonss-Federal
90 to y won, Antonius q to y second.
Smile C to y third. Time, 1:23 2-5.
Fourth race-handicap; mile-W. J. De-
Doe Is to 81 won. c. B. Campbell 6 to
y DeReszlze 90 to y third. Time. 1:43 3-5.
Fifth race-siN furlongs-Old Hutch 6
to 81 won. Elsie q to y second. Marie
Bell (25 to u third. Time. lis IS
Sixth race-mile and seventy yards
Sarilla g to y won. Eva Rice C to -
second. Marcos q to y third. Time.
l AS is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

In Inc Law and Equity Court yesterday
q. ". Harris instituted snit against the
5Richnond Passenger and Power Company
for 81 600 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

Judgment was rendered in the Circuit
Court to-day in the suit of Ira r. Bland
We l. NJ Smally for S2lS.l0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

Martha ]. Hawley qualified as admins
tratrix for Emma D. Parkinson in the
chancery Court yesterday.
William B. West qualified in the same
.ourt as administrator Of the estate Of
* S. Bailey, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

J. II. Warden & Co. coal dealers, at
Seventeenth and Dock streets. have as
signed for tho benefit of creditors the Tia
bilitics amounting TO about $1,000 Major
Sol /. Cutchins is the trustee in the deed.
Tire company assigns all Of the teams.
wagons and stock on hand.
The reason assigned for the failure is
tbs losses occasioned by the recent coal
Ctgfke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

II. S. Myers has tiled motion for judg-
ment in the Law and Equity Court
against the Bodies Cigarette Machine
8 Company for S52i.17.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

Marriage licenses have been issued in the
city as follows: Charles Austin and Hattie
Nv. Martin: William II. Doughty and Eva
" Shelly, and John n. Perkins, Jr.. and
Josephine Watkins. and William c. Black
burn and Laura L. Bragg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

The Marshall Club" is the name of a
new social club which was chartered yes
1erday by Judge Minor in the Law and
EQUITY Court. The officers for the first
year are S. Z. Burnett president; f. H.
Rinns, vice-presidont: j Il. Lord. secre-
ta7v and treasurer. and c. G. Lewis, gen.
eral manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

William Reid has instituted suit in
the Law and Equity Court against his
wife. Emma Reid The bill in the suit has
1ot been filed yet.
The curry in the Law and Equity Court
has been adjourned for Christmas. and
no more contested cases will be tried I'M
til next Monday. when the same jury
viii assemble Tor fhe work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-23

Tho divorce was only partial one.
and was secured on the grounds of cru
city. IA. r. and j, G. Pollard represent the
! complainant in the case.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Sobre aZucares

La nueva sFsdsral Sugar Rsfning Com
pani,s de New York, (Oompanfa Federal Re-
fnadora de Az6sar), ha planteado IN procs.
dimfento de rsnnar aadcar, que &c soatiane que
y que csusark una revoluci6n en- ID indussria
gacarina rennada.
Esta comps MIA entrsrA en- competanc'a con
In eAmarican Sugar Refining Oompsny.s (Com-
ps fIfa Americans RennAdora de Ax6car) como
cido con ell nombre del trust asucsrero, " se
cree que habr6 una gran lucha entire estas dos
casas por dominar en- el ashcar erudo apo.
derarse de ID production de este arsfculo.
La gran ventaja de que hs gosado Ell trust
sobre sus competidorea, ha aldo Ell que est6n
en- sus manos les refnerfss, por ests motive
el nuevo procaso ha dado lugar grandes CO..
mentarios en Ell eomercio asucarero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Sc IuCi6 ell direCtorio
republican,

Ala protsst8 y disoluci6n del eomit6 re.
publicAno de Arecibo, tsnemos que shadir Ell
SigEisnAs teiegrAma que n ese D rsctorto dirt
isn prominanSes repubieAnos ds SabAna Gran
de.
Dslegado Ros.-Ssn Juan.
OomftA repuhIicAno protesta contra NOM
bFAmiense Juex, polftica peYsonAiistA inspira
esM dele RAci6n repnblieAnos hongAdcs no 10
&eepsMraos. ComitA disnelto dscltpa rodeTss
I@nRMrA manifesto pafs expicAndo causas.
Psticion terna delegacion Tidfcula burla
eomite, comprnabA nuiidad Directorfo. gom-
piendo dicipiinR pAFtido.
EIrr Ados t--Sep6iveda, Quevedo BAex, Sa.
Avedra, vAlentin, AiiosA, Aivlno, Vargas, Pa
bon Soto.D
Hay que fslieitaP 81 gcbsrnador Runt y al
Attorney Dor In aroT h0b5Lt60d politics. dc que
han dado prnshas on nonorAmisnto de tus-
eas da pAa.
No han degrade satisfassr nj o republics.
RAs MI q fedagMlea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
sr. don Marisno Abril.-Pressnts.
Deograciss Gonzalez.
Sr. don MariGno AbriI.
Presante.

Mi muy distinguido respectable amigo !:
He lefd0 LA DEMoCRACIA. En- sua coum 40
Ee ueBtRcA ms gsssuoso, mAnera de protes-
-, I'M artfculo energtco. virfl, que lieva por
epigFs fs In frase ESQ % menttr0 que trgducido
querido director, que en- ssn msgatral artfeulo
de esos gratuitos calum mntadoras nuestros, que,
NO copform&ndosa solo con tratArnos como
entes originates cualesquierA, por eI solo hecho
de h&ber nAcido sn esta infortunRda iala, nos
desprestfglGn hasta en- 10 mas fntimo, en- 10
mas F&GrAdo de Duestros hog1Res.
Esau frassg vertidas por ei gobeFnador de
Puerto Rico, por 81 htto de nna Fspdbica tan
demccrAtica, en- donde seg6n las tr4dicionss
tanto 90 Feapets 0 Ia socrsdad, enviado squf
para que rita nuestros destinos.... IAhl 10 u6
Dc ssncGrto Am cruel para los pnertorriq d 5sl
OFICIALMENrE hA ole hn, oidlo bieb, que GQut
So cOso c0nliirG procre0r fonltL&0 bastordG s1e
poIsemos eRpsrAP oel q ! tan mai concepto
tians foRm&d de nosotrosp
All. stfior Director ! 20 no puedo menos
que identlfcarme con usted y creo que el pals
debe cSt&R geneKRme mente ofsndido con las ma
de nusatro gobernSnse.
Es&s fFSses, versioss pOr Mr.. Hunt que
motivSn sn proteatn, han queoSdo encavadas
para siempre en- 81 fondo ds nnsssros cor&zo-
neS; pePO n6 como sucede con las frases dc
esrho amor que nos dtrige 10 mujer amada,
que nos hAcan s6fAr en- diAs fe,ices, sino como
I'M auatemA de stsrna EecoHdaci6n.
70 fslicito usteo por su ma gistral Artfculo
y quedo como siempFs.
De usted rsspstuossmsnts.
Vieonfa Torrac 1uin%aPn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Meeting republican, puro
(Ds El POrvsnsr)

Anoehs 90 ealsbr6 nm meeting do uroua.
SAnaa poiliea, organiSado por los republics.
nos oel comit6. Tuvo efseto en- 10 casa de don
Juan n. BIOS.
Asndi6 numSrosA sonourfenelA.
hleIaron uHo do In paiAbrA los seHoPsa dom
Aoonlfo EIgaoRoA, don Joa6 Colon AlvMrex,
uon MAnuaI RREaiFaS, DON Eduardo Neumann,
el Aeao. 1-'A- OSAAS
hn sodot los ciSeurso vibr6 la nota de pro.
1s1 sonrA 10 dsSAesrtAdA LABOR do las CANA.
AsI 10 admtnistrAcl6n do Ponce, via actiAud
as' gifsesOrio frsnte Al comite.
=. rsE nAoeR lIsgAdo ago tArde a In reunion
M ,ts"-os exar@ctAK loa diseuFsosj SOTO oimoa
a. =. - s 1orrse GrAn, recognizes veEsio-
AsA nv 70 que ai1o oil ssHor EARuaroA.
@HS orAdor mRuifaato, un1re ctIRs eoaaa.
80 IN SAndsrA CUE 20 regaIaba ri comit4, .e.
- ~ qus hKniHcasa ammonia, union entire
S.h, h,soAriqutngss que, sn AqueI acto no
~H uAtse elno dos vtVAa: IViW0n Loa r1IeTt0-
TfGssNoe Vtu0 POnesl E'''''O
Asac Tires GfAu, diio que el paraido
:. sAno hAoiA frAeAsAdo On 10 poIftieo
e.. sconomieoi esnsut6 IAs Iayas do IN naam-
a 80 ~ PElnolpALmentas IRs tAsaeionss, frnto
~Asas 40 @s@a ioyag. MAnifssA6 Qua an lAa
mAs oisociones deharfan pact Rsrae uarm
Ssssssasa o.sa Aom oFsa "a eapiaAl, 90 a 90, clio
neOse 49," stsos, nos defendsrdn saosoGros.
A. pIsAO Cue "a AnmeLau os ias 2AsMeionea
Eones % osbfa q informss dc dos rrohom.
rSsiosness de sstA eiudAd.
..A JO qns sl ssnoF Rjssy 10 hablA amena-
air,s's aOmorAr IN oomit6 do o6eio para
squl las pFoximas eieeeiones.
.... Pof u'himos olio Que elloa-Ios rspu bill
s@Aos pnFos-dsbiAn hnmaniaMrpe. aseo9tandc
Cs pusaeos Lcenles n hcmbraa aua sncam n.
al go - @amiaiSsRAsI6n, haeIsRdo iAa AiiAnEal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
Agencia general de negocios
DE CIPRIANO MANRIQUE
HumacaO, = r.
L 0AGUH Hin -
PEDRO 0nGASfThS MUw0z


de eIo acr
B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
LA VOz De LA PATR|A

dos ideAles poIfticos, sin6 que cuAndo ven que
una Autoridad que Sc vale de su In a a1o para
ultrajar toda una sociedad tan cuIta mo
FiRer&dA como la nuestra, lanxa oil anatema
contra aqueIa en- SERIAL de dssprseio.
Sa Arfculo, GEso 90 Mentira1 mafece mi
mas entusiasts fslicitaci6p; Siga adelante en-
"a ohr& pAtriotiea para que aaf de el sjempio
o esos ssrviIes que despues de recibir Ell nltrSje
se postran de rodillas ante aqusl que 10 vierte.
Julio Q de 1902
Sr. don Mariana oAbril.-Presante.
Muy sefior mfo: Felieito o ustsd caluro-
samsnta por vAljente Rrtfculo xEso 90 men.
tirs.D publlcAdo en- LA DENocRACXA, n1mero
8, ,237. Quedo de ustsd affAo. 8. s.
Deograciss Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
=" Ell HOGAR !"

Miche ava parroquianos amigos dc In is
estabecda de hu6spede Ell HOGAR Pom
altos de la de La Sucesion L.
serida habitaciones comodas
cas-, banos de ducha gratis para los parroquianos
Servicio esmerado. Precios modicos
Ponce, Septiernbre 10 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
MANIFESTATION DEL DOCTOR GUTIERREZ

Salinas, Julio de 1902.
er Elrsctor Director de LA DEMocRAC1A.
Nj distlDguido amigo Le agraoecere 80
sirvA declr en- sn ilustrado periodlco, que con
eata tsch& me retro de In pofslcs.
De usted alto. o. .. q b. .. M,
Victor Gutierrez
Medico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
SAN JUAN
Director DEMoCRACIA,-Csguas

SAN JUAN
Director DEMoCRACIA,-Caguas.
ReproduxcAn dos mil eismpIares editorial
tres dc Julio &Eso 90 mentirA.D Envfsnlos en-.
seguidA.--PAtron, presbftsro Marines GosAy,
Eduardo G6igsl, doctor Reguero.
JUNCOs.
Director observation-disclosures.
Fslicftole por artfculo en- defsnsa honor
famiIia pueEtorriquenA. A6n quedan puerto
rio ne aos dignos, que 0lttUos responder sin mia-
do AI ulbrAte.-R. MAEl1asz PrAdo.
Director DEMoCaAcIA.-Caguas.
Felicitamos con toda In etusi6n de nuestra
alma, MI viTil antor del editorial sEGso 90 men
tirA.S IMuy bienl I'll que Improvements In
ault6, meHece sI despFeclo y oil Rnatsma de TO-
dos los puertorriqueaos de diknidAd vsrgA sn-
-. -HiiAKio RooIIguez, Jss1s Maria Cort6s,
Tomas Principe, Modesto Martinez.
Director DEMt EMtCRACIA.-Caguas.
.Felieitole por articulo en- leEftima dsIsnsa
honor famiia eriolla-Ju ustino Schroeder.
ARECIBo
Director DEMocBAcIA,-Caguas.
E honor pusrtorriqu 40 sst& salvado. 70
90 feIicito.-Alfrsdo Via Mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05

A continuation publieamos 10 manifesto.
si6n que NOS dirigs 81 pusblo do osguss por
medic do sus mas gsnuinos representatives..
Los pusrtorFiq uefios dc honor no podfan
YER impAHibloG l& in1uriR que el Gobarnador
Hunt hA lAnS@do, conSient5 ineoneIentamen.
10, 10 soeIsdRd puertorriquena.
EsAa manifoSt1eionss demostraR&n nj Go.
barnadsF Hunt que sstk en- oil debsr de reetf-
dear, fEAneA y eAteg6ricAmente, el conce pto
in1uFiosO, que 4 modo de dArdo ha cIAvAdo en-
los pusEtoPriq ueH0s de honor, NO en- los servi-
les y trAidores que ven impAsibles los agravios
que 80 hRcen G In pAtrtA.
Rsctlfque, puss. oil Gobern9dor. FL pafs
a. 10 exlge; y In noblssA v In cAbAllerosidad 20
10 damAndAn.
AgrAdecemOs On sl alma Las feIicitAe clones
Que 40 NOS dirigsn t&nto de CAguas como de
osrcs pusblos pero debemos mAnifestAr
ssos csmpAtriotAs, que NO hemos hecho otra
aoaa que eumplir CON nuestro debsF; externRr
an se7tlmiento, que no ss nuestro exclusive.
msnts, sino que pAIpita en- todos los coFaSonss
honEAdoS Y pAtEiotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
pom -
(NOTICIAS DIRECTAsD
Julio 1.

Anoche lego esta ciudad nuaEtro parti
cuIsr amigo don Carlos Cabrera, hRcendAdo Y
propietar1o de cate t6rmino Municipal, one for
ma pArte da 10 Comtsi6n revisadora de las tA-
saciones hechas recientements IN las distintas
riquez&s. e sefior Cs brsra regresar6 pronto q
San Juan, para termipsr los trabajos 81 en-
comendadoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05

Este snestttc pnsds considerarss como M
Ariunfo moral para nHessro pArtldo en- Ponse'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
~--T--rI(-7T.a-A-TERRA 6 . ~

10 y2crEs Feassza 2L-Hetsl de- primer
m
endlsd0
Sa los las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05

RuAGolS 90 SirvA dAf pnbllcidAd N las nj.
kniansss lfnSAs poK euyo obBsquio Ie &ntiefpa
lAa mas expraSivAs grAeiAs su Atbo amigo y
ka q, b. ., m.
Antonio Pl!Iioh.
Los busnos pusytorrIq ut Sos como usted
% San lc.o dOGSndaR con brios nusstEos sagFa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-05

CAYEY

Director DEMoCBAcIA,-Caguas.
Fslicftolo calurosAmenss por magistrAl v
virfl articuio GFcso 90 mentirA.-J Arenas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-13

Doctor Mortimer. you would DO wisely II
without more ado you would kindly tell me
plainly what the exact nature Of the PROB
lem is in which you demand my assistance"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-13

7 be continued next Sunday.)
Copyright. 800. By George NswnssA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-13

"A mans or a woman'sg"
Doctor Mortimer looked strangely At Us
FOR an Instant. and his voice sank almost
to a whisper as he answered:
Mr.. Holmes. they were the footprints OF
a gigantic hound,-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09
LA PLATA
STRIKES

The La Plata district is again to the
front. Charles Il. Mcconnell return
ed yesterday evening from visit to
the Southern Boy. which he is devel-
oping and while in that section Wis
tied the ground located by Messrs NJ
c. Vanderventer and Armstrong in
connection with Pueblo parties who
are interested with them. From a
claim named the Unexpected the
above gentlemen are sacking ore from
the grass roots which runs from $50
to 1900 ton. and a car of the ore
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09

manipulation for the restoration of the
MP Joint to its proper position which
was introduced by the professor and
which now bears his name IL the
method which will be resorted to. The
operation does not call for the use OF
the knife. but is strictly one OF manip-
ulation
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09
A Dreadful Trio.

There are three common diseases,
Scrofula. Catarrh and Consumption.
The first and second commonly go
hand in hand. and sometimes the
third joins them-a dreadful trio.
why call attention to them?
Simply to tell what will cure scrof-
ula and catarrh and prevent consump-
ton. according to incontrovertible
evidence. 1t is Hood s Sarsaparilla.
In the fall the progress of these dis
eases is most rapid and we would ad'
wise that treatment with this great
medicine be begun at once.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09
THE DEMOCRATIC COMBINE

any La Plata county voter for that
convention that doubt should be dispeled 1t
the
controlled
he
fall
simply publish what the
convention its September as ows
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09
BOHEMIAN scHooLMAsrER
GOES SUDDENLY INSANE

LONDON. Oct. s.--A dispatch from
Vienna says that schoolmaster has
terrified village in Bohemia. While
talking to his class he suddenly be-
came insane. rushed to his desk and
drew revolver. beginning to shoot
right and left among the children, nve
being killed outright. and two after
wards dying. The villagers rushed to
the school. and seeing the slaughter.
Immediately hung the schoolmaster.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-09

recreant commissioners upon It, and
they will vote with greater reluctance
II at all, for state candidate rerpon-
sibe for the insult put upon them
by retaining these commissioners
upon the committee and making them
| conspicuous powers in the convention.
The members of the coming state
convention should bear In mind that
AIapahoe county is necessary to Dem
cratic success. and that the mass of
Arapahoe Democrats will no more
vote for candidates who plunder or
who permit others to plunder. or give
aid and comfort to such plunderers.
than VIII Democrats of their OWL
counties If such candidates are forced
upon them.
1t is altogether improbable that the
deals made with these commissioners
would have been made were II not
that the madness OF faction had seized
upon the Democrats responsible for
them. The principals who dealt with
the commissioners are not candidates
themselves; they are fighting for can
didates who Will be their tools and to
build up machines that will crush
out all Democrats who do not cubmit
to them. The bitterness and extremi-
ty of purpose that inspires the fac.
tons is so great that Democrats not
OF the machines know full well that
they might as well be Republicans as
Democrats should they desire any of
the legitimate fruits OF party victory
II any OF the machines shall triumph.
There Is no need to describe the eff
feet the nominee OF such a faction for
governor will have upon the Demo
cratic masses, not only in Arapahoe
county. but elsewhere.
The News publishes the cause OF no
candidate. 1t only desires the nomi.
nation of brave. honest and competent
persons. 1t wishes to see such tickets
nominated for state and county Offices.
that the people will KNOW with the
mention of their names that public
affairs will be conducted by them with
rigid economy and unqualified hon.
esty.
What boon 1t would be to the
Democratic party IL it would nominate
and elect an administration that
would side with no faction and would
place the public welfare ahead OF
every political consideration.
are true. and there has been no at
? conclusions drawn from the facts by
)pear to be, no decent Democrat can
'ahoe county ticket without loss OF
erests OF good government and the
mot swallow the Democratic nomina.
any independent or Republican voter
'er OF the Democratic gang or giving
that controlled the Democratic state
IS?