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The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
Wilmington Defeated.

O'Rourke IS CosmopoItans defeated
Wilmington yesterday afternoon by =
score Of s TOD Day was in the box
for the locals and at several stages Of
the games was knocked all over the
field. McCusker was also hit hard
but kept the hits well scattered.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Wilmington 100000 o0--4
Cosmopolitans 100000 Is
Slmm's Comp Pennyroyal Pills. The
ladies extraordinary renedy b. sure
you get the Comp"
BY mail II 90. COG King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
CHESTNUT ST.

Mrs. NJ. A. Crumlish of 1912
Chestnut streets, says: Some nine
months ago, when I was living at
1907 Elm street, l was interviewed
by representative who asked me
for my experience with aud opinions
of Doan's Kidney Pills. I had OBJ
tained the preparation a short time
previous to his visit at Dantorth's
pharmacy. l gave statement or
publication in which | stated that
/ had been troubled with a dull
aching pain across my loins, partic-
ularly noticeable when stopped or
caught cold. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me At the present time,and
this is some nine months after
made my first statement, l enter
tain as high an opinion of Doan's'
Kidney Pills as l did when first i'll
terviewed. You are at liberty to
continue the publication of my
statement.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
LRyYNcr Died In COMrt.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. May 15.-Dur-
trial in the Clinton county court Hen
ry T. Harvey, leading member of the
county bar, suddenly fell to the floor
and expired in few minutes. Death
resulted from heart disease. Mr.. Har-
vey founded and was president of the
Lock Haven Trust and Safe Deposit
company and was a trustee Of the Cen
trail State Normal school and of Penn
sylvania State college. He was sixty
years of age.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
NOW York Editor Married.

WASHINGTON, May ia quiet
wedding took place here at the home of
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. V. L.
Coltman. when Mrs. Caroline Eyre,
Mrs. Coltman's sister. was married to
Erwin Wardman, editor of the New
York Press. Rev. Dr.. Hamlin of the
Church of the Covenant performed the
ceremony. Only immediate members
of the families were present.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
Negroes Assault Jai1er.

ROANOKE, Va, May 15.-When
Jsiler Craig entered the Jail corridors
last evening, he was murderously as
saulted by two negro prisoners who
had hoped to rsc their escape. Dur
ing struggle N9<ch followed one Of
the negroes. Bob Payne, was shot and
fatally wounded by Jailer Craig The
men escaped from Jail two weeks ago
with ten others, but were recaptured.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
NlarshaIIton News.

Miss Florence Ware spent from
Saturday until Monday with her
grandparents at Gnoate Del,
Miss Margarent Cox, VISITED Der
siStara. New Castle Cn Sunfhy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNcy visit
ed Wilmington, on Saturday last
Mis-, Maggie N,ocktlil Visited VIII
mingLon. on SATURDAY .., w,
Miss Irene McE!"ee visited Will
n!ngtUn, On Si'uIday ,,
Miss Maize McNcy V'Sl'ei Ni-
mIugton, on SATURDAY.
nubelI ihe iia!tef
10 q Charles +. DHbell for your hnt
autlca| i OF ali st'e' NO F."7' ih'f' ~
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
Moody and Dewey In New York.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Secretary Of
the Navy Moody and Admiral Dewey
are in New York to attend tonight the
dedication Of the building erected by
Miss Helen Gould at the Brooklyn
navy yard for sailors chapter of the
Y. NJ. c. A. They expect to return to
Washington after the dedication cere-
monies.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
BASE BALL and BAT.

The REPUBLICAN will
give a base ball and bat
to the boy who brings in
eight new subscribers the
subscriptions to be paid in
advance. This is a good
chance for every buy to
earn a base ball and bat
free.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
9mNw ~ mn ~ rN Z, N.NnMNM
S. VAN BUREN, ST.

II am fully aware that my father
has made up his mind TO sacrifice my
feelings in this matter and compel
me to accept your offer, but | appeal
to you. You are young no longer,
and the early part Of your life has
been spent in accumulating the for
tune that YOU now offer me, and that
would have little value in my estima-
tion compared with the possession Of
happiness that | feel confident |
would lind in love and the man Of
my choice. Do you think that you
compensate me for the loss Of all this.
She went to his chair and knct
d.wn beside him, and tcnderly lis
hand rested upon her head as he all
swcred:
"No, a thousand times no, my dear
little friend; the knowledge of your
position is u surprise to me. Your
father spoke Of romance, in the
past, but not of q serious nature,
and i gave very little thought OF it.
wish you all the happiness that Il
true little woman like you is sure to
have. / only regret that have not
been fortunate enough to have won
your confidence before: we might
both have been spared this painful
interview, for, had | understood
your love for Gordon, my offer would
never have been made.
A very long while ago. my dear
I
pure and sweet as you. with the
Ssme good hair and true. kind eyes
that are before me now, and as you
look at me you bring back the years
and tile tears Of long ago. ! loved
your mother, little girl, and mis-.
under standing separated us and |
losJ her, and now am guiniug 10
lose you. too: but after all. dear, |
would have been too old, and could
never have brought the sunshine
with all its warmth and brightness,
into YOUR life, and it is best as it is.
The frost Of January would have
crept into our lives and would in
time have separated US anyway. BE
happy dear in your ete, with all its
strength Of youth, and believe me,
it is the only thing worth having II,
life; guard it at the greatest blessing
and let nothing interfere to take it
way.
lie rose and tcnderly drew her up
and placed her in the chair, and as
he kissed her hand in fare well a tear
fell upon it. and she fell that silence
would be appreciated. In another
moment he was gone.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
Grace And St PsuIs Excursion

The following Committees nave
been appointed for Grace and st.
Paul's Sunday School excursion to
Cape May, on June 18th.
Executive Enoch Moore. Il. i.
Slocomb, John S. Mullin, H.. J. Guth-
ric, G. NJ. d. Cam and W. B. Smith.
Advertising-E. 5. Haynes w. p.
Morton, w. e. SkiIlenger. William
Il. Foster.
TIckets--F. l.. Howard. w. b.
Haddocl, II. A. Lindsey. +. L. Shil-
ing, John Emerson, IL. u. Ellison, +
II. Bcaston, Robert BALDWIN G. II.
Gray, e Z. McKaig, !. E, Thomas.
George b. lscnberg, S. II. Bay nard,
Jr., f. {. Mccall.
Stateroom--C. II. Scott. +. +.
Slocomh
School Tickets-C. s. Wier, W. E.
TuchtOn.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

Get what you ask for. Get DOANS. Don't
accept something lust as good" Most druggists
sell Doans Kidney Pills and will give you what
you call for Some may endeavor to substitute
an article they make more profit on. Insist on
having the genuine. Price SO cents Manufact-
ured by Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
~ N, ~ ~ AN)v
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

Mrs. j. j. Cox, 2014 Market street
savs:-''I have been subject to kid
ney and bladder trouble for 20 years;
was treated by leading physicians
here, went to a specialist IN Ph1la-
delphia who charged me 800; used
innumerabie remedies but all the
treatment | ever took never brought
permanent results. | noticed Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy
to cure kidney complaint and moth
ing else, so obtained Il box ut Dan
forth's drug store. After tEkin% the
first box | procured d second and
conscientiously say that Doans KID
uev Pills did more for me than all
the doctors prescriptions and all
medicine | heretofore used. Since l
first learned of their value | have
recommended them to Il number OF
people. | done wish it understood
am thoroughly aud permanently
cured. for | have had slight attacks
of the trouble since | first heard OF
Doau's Kidney Pills, hut an appeal
to- them never fails to hel p me and
tide me over what might be a serl-
Gus attack
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS.

CURE Kidney and Bladder Ills---Cure annoying
Urinary troubles which interfere with daily
duties disturb your rest at night, which are fore
runners of dangerous Diabetes and early symp-
toms of Brtght's disease When the Kidneys fail
in their work---when their fbrous filters become
clogged, urinary troubles follow. Watch the
urinary discharges---w unnatural in COLOR
when passage is painful, infrequent, it's time to
help the Kidneys or look out for Rheumatism,
Dropsy Diabetes, Bright's Disease. Don't expert
ment. take a remedy tried and tested by people
you know.
Wilmington Proof.
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9as @adbstbnm bes SIbens.

Nus ben BON TQa au goo pub(i=
airten @enIusbuuetinS 1T au eriehen,
6aB Der Sfben unieres Qauoes in
ben per~fluiIenen stponaia Sahreu be-
oeutenoe Tortidritte aetnaht bat.
@dbreno Der @efammtperth Der
Sabrifprpoufte Der piersebn Staaten
unleres Suoens Dor atpausio Sahren
eiueu @ertb BON $3.50, 600, 200 batte,
mar bieler @ertb 1890 bereits ouf
$917, 600, 900 aeItieaen, uno betrdat
fir bas Sahr 1900 1oaar ST., 466. OOO,<
900. Nuserbem batten Die Winero(z
probufte 6es Sioens eiuen @eiamnt<
uertb BON $12O, 900, 900, looas bic
gelammte Summe Der Sabrif= unb
DISQUALIFICATION faft ST., coo, OOO,s
900 ausmaht.
8or 20 Sabren itente Der Suoen
1877, 900 gonnen lDaenannteS rBia-
iron" Der; feline iebtae 8roouftion
lberIteiat 2,6OO,O0O Ionnen Der
Sabr, uno miro iid nod beoeuteno
pertnebren. Nuh lit Der Siioen
niAt mebr sufrieoen bamit, bas
@ilen na6 benz Nproen unb Weiten
uno nah europa au ihiden. er fanat
an, es in fertiae 8robufte All pers
tuanoelu. Die 8robleme elmer pro-
fitablen gntuidluna Der @iIens uno
Stablintere}1en i'm Siben FIND oe=
loft uDrben.
@as in Besua auf Glen uno
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9eg9et spieoer einmal. -. beimab,
aefamaen aempmmen!

Ius @plobDef beridtet 2orb &itz
bener unter Dem Datum bes 9.
Sebruor cine peruidelte Iftipn, an
Der grDBere britilhe 9ruppenmaiien
tbeilnabmen uno melbe Die @efan=
gennabme De Wets gum 5mede
batte.
9anab lieB Git1ener idun am
4. 6ebruar feline gelammte 9ruppen=
menee nab peribieoenen Gidtungen
aoanciren, iobaB 3ie enolib einen gez
i9lolienen &apaaeriesg GORDON biloes
tie, pelder ii9 pom @eit<ufer bes
2iebenbergzBlei, BON Jranffort bis
melt nab Sannps 6otHe uno BON ba
biz nab benz 8affir=4op eritrefte.
Dteie 2inie muroe bann na6 Gem
@eiten gu oDraeibDben unb in Der
fOlaenoen Na6t biloeten Die 8erpo=
item bieier britiiben 9ruppenma1ien
cine &ette, init 3uildenrdumen bon
penieer als so CARDS. Die 10 ge=
biloete 2inie eritredte itG BON Sol>
Lamb an bet Seilbron : Sranffort.
8lDdbau8=9 tnie nab OpurnflopI an
Der 9rDnitaot Ginblep e8ludbauss
2inie, wdbreno Die &ofonnen auh
@orit0Be unternabmen, nm oas
9urbbreben 0egBetS burb bic
8lodbause2inie gu perbinoern.
Qm 6. 5ebruar uurbe Der 8or.
marib auf Der aan5en 2inie furtge=
iebt uno Demet mar aud
10 irflth bereitS einee :
6l / n, auein er ertannte Die
Situation nod rehtseitig, lieB oas
@ros ieiner 2eute Iib seritreuen uno
bradte iib tpdbrenb Der 0abt bod
mieoerum init unglanblihem Sc.
l9id in Siberbeit!
Sc ielbit brab nit elmer ffeiner
Shaar, lonie NIT elmer tteinen
6eeroe pon Shladtoieb, bic er fin
8ruuiantirunss- 3mefe unumsdna.
li6 notbpenoi9 braubte, auf be,
8ludbausz9inie 8roonitaot 2ino.
Lap ourb uno in benz Durbein'
amber nDn 8ieb uno Geitern &C.
: lang es 0eBet uno ieinen Buren
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lid nit benz 8erluite BON ttur orei
Mfann ourb Die britilden Qinien
binonrh5ulblagen. Sn Der folgenz
oen Nabt tuurbe Die 2inie abermals
BON perlhieoenen Buren, : grupps
burbbro6en. bod permphten bieiel=
ben oies Wal nur init siemlid) be-
trddtliben Gerluften su entfommen.
nOfir liegen", telegrapbirt 9orb
&ttbener an oas &riegsminiiterium
in 2onoon. feline eenauen 8eribte
iber Die 8erlufte Der 8uren pdb<
reno Der lebten Gage por, bod 10
ntel ib big iebt feititellen fDnnte, be-
itebet bielelben in 203 9ooten, Ser
mnnoeten uno @efaneenen, 1opie in
700 Bferoen uno 6inbern, tpelde
ebenfaas in uniere 0dnoe fielen."
Set Wfonaten bate General Sit
9ener oieIen groBen Blan fir cine
Art BON Seieltreiben CUR @efangens
11abme 9egSets p%orbereitet, mas
aber ben 6aupt5ped anlonat, 10 lit
oerlelbe nun uieoerum eelbeitert!
@r ribmt iib ieoob, bierbei Die
9rDBte Nnsabl BON Buren, BET elmer
Nftion felt ieiner Nnfunft in STD
afrlfa gefangen eenomme11 gu baben!
@as fir cine rieiiee 6eloentbat CT
oa noubrabt bat, fam man erIt ridz
tlg %erfennet, tuenn man erfdbrt, baB
er BET oieier @elegenbeit auslei9 nit
~ grDBen Solomon operirte - BON
oenen ieoe minbeltens Elm &eeiment
urnfaBte, manbe aber aud oeren
nebrere uno baB babel 9eWet
MGes in Naem nur iiber fnapp 1000
Wann nerfiigte! -
&itbeners 8oritoB erltredte 1ib
ouf pDQe go Weilen unb feline Nb=
iidt tuar eS, Die Buren, auf bic giz
lerbabnlinie suautreibea, NOD cine
Nnsabl BON 8ansersueen, nit
neutrality-suspicious. armirt, fort=
nabreno auf uno ab fubren, nm Die
Buren our6 tbr mDroeriides 9euer
oaran gu perbinbern, Die Babnlinie
au freusen.
uno nun bat DeBet bod uieoer
oteIen GORDON in iiibmeitliher Nid]z
tung burbbroben!
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ltniere Nrmee bic bette.

Die ameritanii6e @rmee III Die thbtisfe unb leis
fuussfdbigite Organization Der @elt. Die baupt=
ld6ti4e nria@s oufar 1T, oaB Die 2eute iopobl gut
besabIt as aud gut senabrt peroen, mas auoem ben
militdrii3en Sienit iebr an5iebenb maat. CUTE
Nabrune uno CUTE Q6bnun9 ALIEN MAIDEN inoeien
ni6t einen auten Sofoaten. Ser muB rubiee 9sroen,
etne CUTE 8eroauuns uno cine ftarfe 8onititution
baben. I'm Rrantbeiten 3u befdmpfen, iinb oiele Gr=
foroeruife ~ebenfa(s notbfpenoig, ieooh 9iebt es, falls
SIR iaDaa uno rero6s ieio, cine MebiSin, nel6e
guer Spfem t~r6ftisen uuo aeeen leoes &rantiein
feitisen piro. Bir msinen 6amit 5oitetter's STA
genbitters. Seit fanf5ig Sabren bat es i4ruahe
e~mpfeblen Gud oesbalb o~rinseno, cine Glai9e gu
periuben uno Gud sl iiber3en9en. SO lit Elm ipesii=
ides 9eilmittel fir Snoiseffiofi, SpspepTe, 8er=
%ftopfung, 9ldbiuat, Nerooftdt uno Wtalaria, Gieber
nno taltes Giebsr. llnIsre 9riuat= Sbusmarte 1T
am 6alie Der Glaf6e.
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Mrbeitet ltebersett.

Die abtitiinoiae 9aeesarbeit bat
feline 8ebeutune fir iene fleinen,
unermiiblihen Nrbeiter - fir Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. Wiuiu=
men baton iino Sag uno Nabt Be-
ibaftiat nit ben 6eilen BON unuer=
oaultbfeit, gilioiitdt, 8er1topfune,
frantbaftem &opfibmers unb allen
Wagen@. 2eber. unb Nieren=2eioen.
Sic beilen ibnea nuo permanent
uno iino leibt uno aneenebm gu
nehmen. Sour 25 Gents BEL s.
&alter & Sobn, @eo. S. S. Sdmitt,
@tgentbiimer, unb 80. 9reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-11

tiDnsausibuiie ausoebroben, BON
Dem ieoer fir itb bas Geht bean=
Ipruht, Die Gnti= NnarGiiten= @eieb>
aeburg si moidpuliren.
Die 8ia nsum Sbube oes 8rdiiz
oenten uno ieiner Rebtsnabfoleer"
lit i'm 6aule in befGrportenoent
Siune einberihtet uoroen, bod
feblt es AUDI ntbt Oil einem Minori,
tdtsberibte, uno snar 1T es Der
terani1be 6eprdientant 2onbam, Der
Ii9 gum 8erfehter bes lebteren aufs
gemorfen bat. 3erielbe bielt cine
-pDm pratDriiben Stanbpunfte aus
betra6tet - punberibDne Gebe, in
Der er aub Wondes lagte, mas
principieu p%ouitdnoig ridtie lit:
ndmlid, oaB noas 2eben eines
M}enibeu 10 beilie lei, pie bas zines
anoeren, nie bob er auh iteben
m6ge," uber uieber 8eamter bieies
2anbes nur Der 9iener bes 0olfes
lei uno Der 9iener nidt b6ber oaitea
ben f5nne, ais iein Serr." Dabei
iiberliebt es Str. 2anbattt 1ur, oaB
es entibieoen cine 2iide i'm @elebe
bebeutet, menn bic 8unoeseeiebges
bung p6Iia obnmddtie boitebt,
tpenn es gilt, lire eieenen ausiiben-
ben Srgane gu belduben, iDbalo
oieIelben iid auBerbolb bes 9iitricts
Columbia Dber zines Der Territorien
befinben! gs lit oos genau cine
IDlbe Slide, pie in benz Sale Der
2pn6ung Der Staliener in 2out1tana
(ooer ionitiger Iusldnber in iraenb
einem anberen StaateD, nobel Die
8unbes &egierune apar Dem Nusz
lanbe gegeniiber @enugtbung leiiter
uno Sbaoenerlab aabler muB, aber
auBer Stanbe lit, ben Sau lelbIt
anb nur 81 unterluben poer por ibr
Serum gu brirteen!
Ser Senatsaus1huB fir bic 8biz
lippinen : @neeleger1beiten bielt inn
2aufe Der uerfloiienen @o9e inter-
eiiante Blauberitinbhen NIT benz
sur Belt in ben Ser. Staaten befino=
li6en Ginil9ouperneur Der 8bilippiz
men, 6errn Taft. ab, in pelben
man iib auerlei Iuffldruneen iiber
Die Sablage auf ben Bbilippinen
aeben lieB. SIN @egeniab gu ieinem
8oreanger Sburmar erblidt 6err
Taft Die Sablage auf ben 8bilippi=
men in siemlid uptimiitiiber 8eleubs
tung, mas i'm freilib nibt oappn
abbdlt, Die Der Nmerifaner bort nod
barrenoen Iufsaben als auBeror<
oentli6 ibwieria gu beseibnen.
r8as mir ben Silipinos aars beion=
oers flar ,naden mDhten", iagte
6err Saft unter anberem, hos 1T
Die WDgli9feit elmer ablplut ebrli=
hen 8ermaltung uno &ebtspfleae!
IS lit oaS etnas, mas tie meoer ur=
ter Der ipaniihen &eeierune mod
unter NeuinaloDs 9errlbaft fennen
gelernt babett. Sic fDnner, es idle1-
teroings nibt begreifen, mie elm
Wtann elm Gntt gu einem anberen
!3meGe ausiiben fam, als bes bamit
perbunbenen @infommens tpegen!"
Wir miinlhen 6errn Taft piel
@liid gu bieiem l1nterfaneen, aber -
ielbit norausgeiebt, oaB er bieien
WtDgli6feits 8emeis gu erbrineen
permDhte = fanr er es ben Silipi=
pinos perbenfen, baB tie lieber cine
eigene- tuenn AUDI mdBige uno
oerbefierunesfdbige - 8ermaltuus
uno &egierung baben mOIen, als
bic bette Sremoberrlhaft?
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Sn 8nris hnben fid bic heint

Sn Baris baben iid bic beioen
0inbu : 8piuinee, Die nad Nrt Der
beriibmten iiameiiihen 8wiuinge
aneinanber geuabien naren, BON
Or. Dupen bon chamber trennen
laiien. Die Operation batte einet1
iebr erfDlsreiden 8erlauf uno oauerte
nur etfpa 20 Olinuten. Die Opera
ton mar in Sulee Der @rfrantuna
bes einen Der 8miqinee puresnom'
men poroen.
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Siitet Gmcb pur saibeu sesen aa.

tarrb, 0e LuedNIbtr e%ntboIten, Dd Auedlilbtr lIter
Den Sinn oes Scrubs ~aerit0ren uuo oas gauje Sp=
fem o61is ~5crrutten ruiro, wenn es Ourh Die idlets
ME auBtr auf 8eroronun9 gut ~beruferIer Ner5te ee=
brau9t psrben. oa Der G5apen, ben Ie anrihten,
ssbumal 10 9roB 1T als cas- @ute, oas 3br oaptn er.
;ielen tbnntet. Satps Ratarrh Sur,
%fabri;irt BON s. 8. @benen & 60. Srleeo, Ohio,
men uno ipilft oirett aui Die Id eiuiaeu Oberflddeu
oes Snaems. Q8enn Sbr 6al's Ratarrb T.. aur
fault, ieiO iiher oaB 5br Die abte betommf. 81.
miro innerlih genomtnen uno in Soleoo. Ohio, bon
G. 5. Gbensp& Is o. sewaht.
CT gsrtauft bon alien apotbetsrn, grsis rs
Gents bic Giaide.
sans Samiltsa $ Ainea fno Die behen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-21
THE PROPER SPIRIT
SHOWN IN SAN JUAN

The miners and mine owners of the
San Jnau are so be congratulated upon
the conciliatory spirit shown at the
conference at Silverton.
II demonstrates patriotism Of the
highest order.
Such strike as has been threatened
in this important mining district would
be calamity not only to the Interests
directly involved hut to the state at
large as we'll
# would also be severe blow to
the independent mining interests, and
In this way OF material advantage to
the Fmeltcr trust
Such results could not but prove dis
aHtrous TO mining interests generally
and 10 those Of Colorado as whole
II rs therefore especially gratifying
from the mining standpoint In pnrtic
ular. that both the San Juan employers
and their employee appear to realize
the gravity OF the situation and TO he
willing TO make such mutual conccs'
sions as shall avert strike and pre-
ven, n shutdown
The Importance of the matter 10 The
the miners themselves.
Colorado IS iugt beginning TO feel
the hencnccnt and lnvieora,ins effocfs
of the uuuHual prosperity which start
ed in the more dcnsely populated ccn.
ters Of tho east and Is now spreading
rapidly through all parts OF the coun.
try.
Confidence is being restored In Wes
tern Investments and money is once
more sookinE occupation In active In.
dnstriRl operations
Colorado has proved most valun
bic field for such Investments in tho
past. and undoubtedly will Yield even
greater returns in the future,
For these reasons i, is particularly
desirable that nothing should occur
to disturb industrial conditions in this
state nj this time
On the contrary. every possible Of
fort should be concentrated upon the
task ct enc oufagiup united and har
monious action all along the line. from
financial mnguate TO day lahofer. 10
the end that the community at large
may be able TO realize as great a meas
ure of benefit ms is possible from the
favorable conditions which now con
front it,-DenVer Post
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-21
Fusiok-DEMocRATIc
RoTTENNEss


Every day IT becomes more appar-
ent that under the cry of Bryan and
Silver Colorado has been made a
scapegoat for the Democratic manip
uiators who Joined hands with other
fusionists. not only To control the OF
fees. but loot the various county
traasnries as well as the state. The
Herald was the first newspaper In the
state to expose the wrone-doings OF
fusion commissioners which were
made more palpable by outrageous
printing deals whereby the county OF
La Plata was worked successfully Tor
hundreds of dollars. some of 1T I'M
donbtedly obtained from tax sales
where poor ranchmcn with half-fed
wives and babies were unable to raise
the few dollars necessary To save their
homes. At this time II is not Deces'
sary to review tho work of tho Demo
cratic com bine IN this county that I'm
ally resulted in the formation Of tax
league In order 10 put a stop TO He.
gal transactions. hut the same VIII be
placed before readers conclsely before
election Next came the expose OF the
printing ring in Arapahoe county
whereby the county was robbed OF
thousands OF dollars and no doubt the
same condition OF affairs prevails In
other departments rs commissioners
that would haErantly pay Smith
Brooks the money alleged would not
stop at that alone. Probably the same
condition exists in many counties in
the state.
But the climax Is The manner In
which the state treasury has been sys
tcmatIcally looted the past two years
In this loutlng no one man is rosponsl-
Bile. but the entire aggregation. start,
ing n with the general assembly
which started In AZ tho regular ses.
sion 10 appropriate money to pay po
litical workers, thousands upon thous
nnds OF dollnrs heiug thus squandorcd.
10 say nothing of the cxtravagancc Of
the extra session Taking the lcgIaln-
turc. a large majority Of whom were
active workers IN the Democratic par
". as sample ormnn and his co
lahorors IN the state have undoubtedly
thought thoy might Just as wcii engage
In the same kind Of lonting and hs u
result the money collected by exccH-
siyo taxation has been blown In by the
Democratic gang In control
What, with the Chipiey warrant
scandal and tho general rottcnnoss
that exists in every department. there
Is every reason for general cleaning
out this fall II viii not do TO con
tine the same party In power II refor-
nation ia desired, because the gang Is
too powerful to he opposed by any
governor or other state officers. In
another column win be found extracts
from the Democratic Denver Post bear
in on the stcnl