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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
SKGUNDA NEGATIvA

E.ta ms sans las seis media ha lido ell
p yicarIo celebrar la Misa, que hses trsea
afios Sc verfa dicfando en- la Cspilla del Hos--
pisal, al senor Regis ha Prohibido al seaer
Vtcarfo Ia antrada. DH esta negative ha hechO
La protests debida, que frmaron los tastigos
don Ricardo MeyeTstein don Gsr6nimi, An
zera. Es Ia segunda vez que So reptile Ia ne
gativs.
Sc eerr6 Ia Botica N unleipsi. PoTqus Law
ocho en- punto no estaha sn la Botica dor Jnsn
Pom, BaticsEio nombrstde pur el Ayuntaniento,
parece que sc Ia dado ordan de ceTraiaa In
mediatamente- Advisrtase que la Boties n0
estaha deaamparada. sino qne estaba en- ellis ln
HsrmaDa cue ID cnIda De 0rdinaFio.
El Pueblo Cat6liep sfgRe pFotessando del
procedsr del sen3r ChevateF AgneRrasere.
Este espeTa de m monanto otro una re-
aoInei6n deanitiva.
Ss dice. con caractersa de vsrdad. gi1e hoT
% va obHgar & ias HarmaHas de Tn CaifdAd
que den inventario de sodn 10 que ha.T sn lih
habikac6n de las HerEnaFaA. Por l0 cite pn.
diara ocurrir hahra un Nntarln pdblicc OF al
Hospital, Poncet EnsEe n de l9Q2r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
R. de CfInpoa


en IN dfa toHle las PASTlLLAS Lax ID
DIE BR0MO QUININA. El boticario la de-
voJverk el dlEer0 Ri DO ss curA - nrEna oe
Et wv. GROVE sc baila en- cada eallta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
La soc1EDAD DE PONCE

Gran ndnaero de sshoraa sshorit8s es
balleros ia 10 meicr de soaiedad de Ponce,
fueron visitar las HermsRas consolarlss,
dkndosa 81 trtste espectAeule Ge no haberiRs
podido rseibir en- Ell lugar destinado las visi-
tas poroue el sehoF Regis hahfa puesto an 81 su
hAbitact6n. AqueIas senoras, sc naritas v ca :
balleEos tuvieron que estsr en Ia FaFmacs, y
ESQ contra ID voluntad Ia agunos La aocie-
dad poncefIa eumpii6 aver con 81 deber sst6i-
60, y las Hermanas pndieron persuadirse de
que Ponce enAero-melaos al senor CheValier,
seflor Aguerrevere algunoa poqufsimos mas
estkn de 81 ladc, y repruehan energicalnsnte
10 conducta de esos seii3res.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICINAS EN- SAN JUAN

EI ee1or Prestde7ste del CqseTpo EJectSttUo,
Dor haber mudGdo sn reside nGla Santurce,
recibir& en- su despscho-San Insto 11-oe IL
a B de In tarde p. M
Se0rGtGTSG general: FortaieEa II, altos O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
LA Asoc1AcIoft DE cAToLtcosI

Eats Asociaci6n pcg medic de su preuiden-
te arudl6 aver al Glbernador, al Attorney
General 81 Ooispo. Lidiendo protection loa
derechos catoiicos "a lequiFidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
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dores exportadores de meroanclass'
Plaza Prt1 cipal, Arecibo. Z. *.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22

sA@anuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
mes v frutos del pats. Pavfa 10 Are
oibo, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22

III Herminio Diaz Navarro. abogado Y
notario, con hufete en- San Juan,
Fortalexa 33.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22

NAran Dep6sito de calzado de Arturo T..
49, Dfaz Co Artfculos para cabal!eros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Areoibo, Plaza Principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22

octor Rafael del Vale, Fortaleaaa 16. 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-22
La question ..Trieoohe

10 que dice eli colegs ponceao
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
OFFICIAL n1nncro,e Y
Churches.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH = Services at II a
m aIl SEQ y m, Rev. A. A. Layton pastor
sunday scbnnl nj 10 a, m. Or. A. H. Stocs ham.
superintendent, Young Peoples meeting st 6;Lj
y. IN. PRAYER meeting on Wednesday evenings at
the church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH-scrvice at II p.
and 500 p. m. Rev. u. i. Frohingh. M pastor
sunday School at IN a. IN /. II. J. Forihingh ham
SUIT. The Christian Endravors meet at
GIh p. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
nj the church
Order uI divine services in the chapel of the
monastery. On week days. nclcck a m i, ccle-
nrstinn of the most holy sacrifice of mas every
morning on sundays and holidays. 10 o'clock
II. M celebration Of the most holy sacrifice OF
mass, seruion bene,liriion with the mbst blessed
sacrament, and Sunday school. All are coriially
invited.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. A. n. Spencer
pastor. Services 1T II a m and SEQ p m. sun.
day school at 10 a. III Miss Emma MYERS, super
ntemdrnt. Epworth lsugue meets ut TOO p. IN.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings at church
CEDAR EDGE METHODIST EriSC PAL
CHURCU.-Sunday school every Sunday at IOSG
a. m. Preaching every Sunday. A WELCOME for
all.
W.C.T U.-Resn'ar meeting first Friday in
every month. at 8 p. m. at Mrs Hastings.
Mrs. ELLA II ,srISUs, Pres
MRS NJ. b. NAruEKs, ,ecty.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
SheriT's Notice OF Foreclosure
sale.

WHEREhs, John F. Glenn did by his certain
w deed Of trust dated Jny I'll, 1870. and re-
The Office ~ the Clerk and Recorder of UcIin
county, colorado cnnye, to +. y. Ryan. as trns-
tee The pfeinises md property. In Delta county
Colorad' .. descr, bed ms follows to-wit:
An undiyitcd one-half 90 interest in and N
the vest haif ca "f the npfth ca.t quarter ra)
dissection three ?, In township Gftecn u5j sont6.
II range net, five (D5) west Of the sixth prici-
poi mrridan. continuing eighty 80 acres more
water rights and privileges belonging 10 tie frst
patty for use IN id hani, BEN. and including
M nndiyd,ded one;ten,h Interest Of The arsi
The first party In ard to the big Fail" ditch nnd
water rights; al of he Interests Of the first
rights; also eight CD shares Of the capital stock
Of the snrfirc Creek Ditch and Reservoir Com
pany." and the use of waters from the reservoir,
of said company. tn secure n one Thomas Ryan
the payment # his one pronlissory note for the
principal sum Of s2t01, with interest and All
e.ts Y sad note and sad deed Of trust prDviaed
Aud whereas. the mnker Of said note, the en'd
John ! item. made default in tie raymens
thereof, and IN tile Terms Of the said deed uf
trust.
And whereas, the said Thoma, Ryan did on
Sc ure in tile County Court Of Delta county COL
oiato n judgment and decree Of said cmirt for
the foreclosure Of the said above mentioned deed
Of trust and for the sale Il the sad nbJve de-
scribed premises and property for the purpose
q naNing the indebtedness and at costs secured
And wherrns. the said court did on tic 27tb
gay y "a ocGber % th, nsne t" me: Tie undersigned.
cntlon, ordefitg and directing me to forecIosc
said deed II trust, and to sell the prctni,as here.
In and n 'ad deed Of trust descr.bed. In Inc man.
ntr and form provided by statute for the sale OF
real estate under execution.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that by
reason Of the premises aforesaid. aud By virtue
aud authority of sad wit Of execution, /. the
uliders ylted sheriff Of Delta county, Colorado.
VIII on Monday, the 9th day Of November. A.
D 1902, b"tween thr hours 6f ga. m and ti,c
setting Of the sln on that day. expose and oiler
fur sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. at the south front door Of the cOuyt
house in the town Of Delta. county and State
hiorrsa q The real estate and properly above de-
scribed. for the pose Df satisfying The iufrLt-
cdnes secured BY said deed of trust, the corts
and expcnses 0f said foreclosure suit, md xji
costs Of this sae. WM HUNT
s!iekf q D ,is rorui-, S!ofadu
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21

Mayor. W. Gnunt
Clerk. lareuce Smith
Treasurer. Elliott
Tn ices. A Trabill,F r Hunt.J J.Wint6H,
" y. StocEhan. W. Cook. 4. ID. Flair.
lie Board Ui ! ru-tces m.'eis the hrsi and tlur'
Ihui,tlays uf each month.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
TSMH.R LAND ACr JUNE 3. 1878
NotIcs for rubILcmtInn.
UNIrEp sTArtLs L,Nn OrTIrF.


Mcntrose Culo.. scrtcu bcf 70. 1902 /
Note" i. hereby given that in compliance with
tn" Irnvi-itns oI The act "f Congress 0f Jut C 3.
1873 entitled AN act for tic ,nlc Il tinrcrl IL ds
in the states nfCalifbrnia. Oregnn. Sevad, and
Washington Territory" as extended to al the
Public Land tates nv net Of August T. 1892,
FREDERICK W. FORD.
Of Delta, county Of !'e Ia. stat. OF Co'orndo has
this day filed in this Office his sworn state
nirht NJ -. for the purchase of the " Il Ew Il
SE !, NWl4 and NV Il Sw \ of .octiun No 22
IN township n, 40 n. range NJ u ". NM "
AMI Will offer proof t. shos that the nnd Sought is
more valuable for It's timber or stone Than for
mgr cuitmal purposes nnh IL establish his claim
to said lrnd before the Register and Receiver of
this Office at Muntrose Colorado. on Tuesday
the 9th day Of December, 1902
He names as witnesses:
George Brewer. Fred North. Nemc Cole, VII
liam $. Buttcrbaiirh. all beta. ,oln.
Anv aud all persnns clniming adversely the
above desc cribed innds are requested To- nl their
claims in this Office or before said 9th day Of
December. 1852
DAVID r. CROSBY. Ecgi ter.
First rub Oct 3. ! asst Pub. Zee eth.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE =, 1878
Notice for Publication.
UstrfD srATgs LAND bppIrg.
M"IIlrrc, colombo, Sent. 30. 100

UNITED srATys LAND OYpIrg
M"nirrc, colombo, Sent 30. Ig0, /
Not!cc ~ hereby given that in compliance with
tie provisions If the act 81 Congress Of Jrnc 5,
1878. entitled An act for the salc Of timber
lands In the States Of California. Oregon. Ne
vndn, aud Washington Territory" as extended
to III the public land States by act u August Z,
1872,
HENRY W. CHILEs.
Of Delta. ronnty Of ielta. state II Colorado. has
Ibis day fiic.i IN this ONCE his sworn statement
No. -, fjr the purchase of the NE y SE. u Of
section No. 81 in township M. s.. range No
~, w 9Th Y NJ, ard VIII offer proof "a show
that the land sought is more valuable r its
timber stone than for agricultural purposes.
and 10 establish his claim 10 sad land before
tho Register and Receiver Of this Office at Mon
tr'sc. colorado, on Monday, the Sth day Of De-
ccmber, 1907.
He names as witnesses.
larry II. wolbcrt OF Delta, Colo. Austin +.
Miller, Peter shark Of Cory, Colo, Geo. p.
CbIIcs, OF Delta, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming advoreiy tha
above described lands are requested N fe their
claims In this ONCE on or before sad sth day
December. 1902.
First Pub Oct g. last Pub bee. D.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
KodoI Natures Tonic.

Prepared only by r. G. DEWITT 4 Co Chicago
CheSL botllc contains2,t times the GOc. size.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
Delta Town 6mcer..

Mayor, W. J Gnunt
Clerk. lareuce Snith,
Treasurer &. Is Elliott
TIN 'rabill, Hunt. JWint"n
T.. Stockham. W. q Cook. J. ID. Flair
he Board ui Iru-ices n,-eis the iirsi and tlIr
ihuisdaSs ui each month.
4. r. and A. N.
Meeting nights. every second and fourth Mo-
days of each month al the Masonic Han In u
Delta Count, Eaik building. j. ii. Haley
W. NJ, NJ. J. Johnson. Sec'y.
Garne, Chapter. No. 10. . r. ..
Meets the first and third Monday nights oI eact
month in Masonic hall Miss Rebecce Rors
worthy Nation: Ora II. Wilson. Secretary
Grand Mesa L. dEc, No. ~. X. oG =.
Meeting irh,s, tuesdays "f each week. at t.,
Knights Of Iythias Hall. W VI Burnett, -. a:
Eid Van lie Vent-r. X. If Il. and 5.
Rnihb"n- Sisters
Meets fir aud ;hir Thnr-days Of enc'i mont
in kui hts of PytAip- Ii ii Luc 'cMurrnt "
4; Mis-. L.lli7n SAITH NJ r.
Delta I.odigc. 3. -. - f.. NO. ll6.
Meeting night. FRIDAYS If each week. u, 10,
rnnk hui dul s. II. Mcbride. N1b'e 6rnmd;
Dan n nrht'. ec'y.
Wc.teru >iao. n-smpnens. No 30
Nce'iag fhts, irst nd Third M",days of"n.
rNnth. h.. Wgrtin. G. T.: N. ". Ram1ay
cfibp.
Katherine H. beISai, Lodge. No. 65.
ireiipg nj hts. secOud and fourth 'Thmrstay
zach month. In the odd Fellows Hall, Mr.
amelia raDsey. y. q Mrs. Bertha Simpson
-ecre'aTy.
woOdne of the World.
iteua tamr, 2JI. meets first and Third Thur :
dnys Of each IN NH l. the Masonic hall. " II
Jones. C. {. Fred Dickerson clerk.
Camp M. AS. Surface Creek. meets first and
third saturday nights at Eck.r hall. Elias
Wenger. clerk. Fred Il. lillrr.tt consul.
women eft woeSlcrnn.
Meets second a"d fourth Mondays evenings Of
cncii month in ryi an hall Guardian Neighbor
Mrs Susan B-roip clerk. Mrs. Vim Matthews.
p!su~ers Of the s'ars0e.
j. J. Wlnton Ficanpmenf. Meetings held
every second AMI fourih Tuesday evening ~
each month In Odd Eel ows hail. W. }. GnuIIt,
comniair er: C. Is. tryslcr. scribe.
VIM Spauld 'ng Enramrmcnt. M. 3 meets nt
fcker second md fourth Saturday lights of
ench mlnnih. ". II. JARVIS commander Crissic
7 fl. >ef'be
Mcclellan Post. No. "a. q \. u.
James i Rlnir. Commander; robert \. John
.sn, :. V. Conn nndcr:F. Van 'eVsnicr .Junior
& mmaudcr: c q. Marsh. Chaplain: - ! -uisier,
Q:. Holmes. q y; ~. u ubhs. .. C.: =. u.
li"uts, Surgenn;J J 5. Barton, A; Vim. Mathrrs
Q.S.
Delta Camp No. SI65. N. ". 4.
Meets second ,d fourth Saturdays Of each
month In % -. r. hal S. " linzcn. V. c: d.
T Sui ieI,isn. rlrrS
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
Notice or An n uai Meeting.

DELTA. CpioRADo. NOVEMBER /, 1902.
Public notice Is hereby given that the dnnnal
meeting of ibe stockbolders Of The Ironstone
Shsrt Line hi eli Company win be held nt the res
deir'e OF X. 5. Kels0. in Delta. Colorado. on
the first M1ndny in DcccInbcr IsUs II being he
first day, al the hour of % o'clock n m, for
the pnp Sc Of ciecin2 Boari oI Directors foe
the clisling year. alW to take into consideration
md ~ take action upon the proposition to build
a storage reservoir for u4e ot kn d ditch company,
and for the transacton OF such other business
a. may legally come bcfole the meeting.
DAN COOK, President.
g. J. NEWELL, Secretary.
first irs Noy =: last NOy 27
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
IASn nYFfsV At MfhTEp.K C,unIt M

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, !
LAND OFFICE At McrTrosE, CoioHADo
November II. 1909. ,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Il Ell notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before Milton X. WEIGH.
Y. H. C0mmss oner. ~ Delta. Delta County. Col.
OradU III Saturday. January I'd. 1903. viz.
EUGENE 8 CoRBIN,
upnn his d. s No. 23Gt. Ute series for the north
east quarter section =. township 10 south. range
81 west OF 9th z. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said Land, VIZ:
Avery waymnn. John NcCaGtrty. frank ".
Bees u. James u Ke Ter. all Of Cednredge. Delta
county. Colorado
DAVID CROSBY. Reg's
First pub Nov q, 1872; Inst pub. Jan. 3. 1888
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21

T.. r. JEfFERY. President Denver, Colorado.
4 ". HERBERT, Manager. Denver. Colo
: n BABt OCE, Assistant G-u Traffic M'g'r.
Salt ak. City. tuh
SIX HOOPER, Genera Pa.-enx,
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21

Notice ~ hereby given that q special meeting
meeting OF The st0c khodcis Of tho Delta Electric
Light company will be held at Delta, Colorado.
on the 9th oay0 November, A. y. 1902. ht the
ONO of George Stephan at o'cl,ek In the
af rrnO0n for the purpose Of authorizing n Loaf,
and to secure tile saine by mortgage trust derd
or otherwise upon any and all the property Of
said coinpnny. real pcrroinl and mixed. inciud-
iug Its franchises.
dated at Delta, Colorado, this 18th day of
November, a. u. iRG.
r. D. BJ.oDGETT, President.
81 4. sUCE, socruaryi
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
D.l,. County Of,,ecr~.

Sheriff Vim. Hunt.
County Clerk and Recorder. II. X Fersusoi
County Treasurer. y. Ernet clsck.
Cuuuty ASSESSOR. sam Cuckcrnm.
Cuunty surveyor. Jptn A ClIrtia.
Couiity Judge. Milton X wclch.
Cuu,Ity Sup't ol ScioolS Miss Alice Royce.
Coroner-Dr. s. B Houts.
]. NJ. McMurny. Co Coinmmissioner lsi di,
l.. ID. King. " '' 2nd "
John ". inn 3rd "
The Delta independent., 1902-11-21
a Weak
Stomach

Indigestion Is often caused by over.
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that from
the excessive use of alcohol. Eat all
the good food you want but don't over.
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse to digest what you eat.
Then you need good digestant like
Kodol, which digests your food with.
soon restore health. Dieting unncces-
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel.
ing of fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures indigestion.
kodol Natures Tonic.
Prepared only by z. g. DEWITT 4 Co Chicago
The o. bottlc contains 2h times the 5Oc. size.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-01
WILL RETURN TO SCRANTON
AFTER TOUR OF DISTRICT
No Date Has Been Set for the Hearings
Nor Is II Known Yet Where They
Viii be Held--lt is Not Known,
Either, When the President OF the
Mine Workers VIII Present His
Statement to the Commission Named
by Roosevelt.
lpY ASSOCIATED rRfss.1 ]

Wilkesbare, Nov THE members Of
the commission arrived here from Scran-
ton this morning and were taken to North
Wilkesbarre. There the commissioners
were escorted into the Prospect mine Of
the Lehigh Valley company, where the
morning was spent going through the
workings. This afternoon the party will
be taken on special trolley car to the
mining towns OF Ashley apd Sugar Notch
for view Of the mine workers houses.
On their return 10 Wilkcsbarrc the COM
missioncrs viii again board their train aud
90 to Plymouth on the west bank Of the
Susquehnnna river, one OF the largest min
ing towns in l.ulcrne county. After a
tour of the town the commissioners will
return to Scranton.
Chairman Gray of the commission. said
today that no time had been fixed for the
starting of the hearings nor has any place
been definitely selected for holding them.
Hearings will be held in New York and
Philadelphia but the published report that
Chairman Gray had arranged places Of
meetings is incorrect. II is no, known by
the commissioners when the president Of
the Mine Workers will prcscn, his state
mcnt No hearing will be held to receive.
The statement will be handed 10 the re-
cordcr Of the commission in about the
same manner as q legal paper is fled with
the clerk of court
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-01
GERMAN MARKETS
SHORT OF MEATS
kAlSER'S FARMERS CANNOT RAISE
ENOUGH TO SUPPLY DEMAND
AND HE BEARS US.
[nY AssoclAlrn rrlssl

Berlin, Nov. Increasing pressure is
being brought 10 bear on the government
with the object of opening the frontiers
Tor the importation Of foreign animals
and a relaxation OF the regulations created
to exclude mea. imported, or something
that will afford relief from the excessive
prices Of meat which have risen to levels
probibiiiye for the laborng people, and
which are seriously affecting the resources
Of middle class families
The maRistracy OF Berlin for instance,
ia petition 10 the government, says that
If the prices OF meat continue as high AS
they are now, the salaries Of the city
employees must be raised because fheir
present salaries were based on times when
the cost Of food was much less than at
present. he petitioners also say that
the expenses Of the municipal institutes
have already increased to S75o,ooo during
the current year, which is attributed to
the high price Of beef
At ~ Cents Per Pound.
The best beef rctais at II cents a pound
and other meats proporllonatcly high. The
wholesale prices in the German markets
are from IS to IS per cent higher than
those in the neighboring countries, hence
the people who advocate government ac-
tion assert that the scarcity Of animals is
due to closed frontiers and the exclusion
Of any kind OF foreign dressed beef, the
German farmers being seemingly unable
to raise enough animals for their coun-
trys requirements.
Carl Marx Of Irankfort-o on-thc Main,
chairman Of the National Butchers asso-
citation, and j. H. Schumacher, headmaster
Of the Hamburg Butchers guild, have had
lengthy conference with Agricultural
Minister Won Podbcilski in an effort to
remedy the situation. They pointed out
that the butchers, though selling at high
prices, are unable to make as much profit
as by larger sales and lower prices. The
entire trade, therefore, asked for an allie
Walton OF the condition that limits the
consumption Of meat,
Herr yon Podbelski realized fully that
the present system is intolerant and he
expressed the hope that the German farm
ers would soon be able to depress prices
through an increased supply OF animals.
Should this not take place, he added,
the government would consider the adop-
ton of remedies.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-01

and pass sentence upon all Of them.
They say that they want the voters TO
vote 10 authorize the county commission
ers to issue bonds for the purpose Of
building a hall OF records ! would sug
gesl thai you vote this down and give
their record a dose Of quick lime"
AS to the Labor Party
In referring to the labor party, the
speaker said More than two years ago
the so-called labor party gathered together
at the Auditorium in this city, representa-
tives OF the labor unions from all over the
state, great majority Of whom were hon
est, upright and Conscientious for the pur-
pose Of forming labor party. Their oh
ject was 10 form a party that would rid
Montana Of the factions that had for SO
long disgraccd the state. need not tell
you that they were swallowed up.
Nov, my friends, If you want union
men in Office in order 10 get the greatest
number. you will have to vote the republi-
can ticket. The ticket contains greater
number Of union men than any other At
the head Of that ticket for state senator
stands the best union man in this county,
Malcolm ellis.
They Have Their Reasons.
why did not Mr., Heinze put up a
union man for state senator? | will tell
you why. 1t was because he knew that
the senate is generally close and one man
might hold the balance or power and II
in the next four years we should have
legislature that would enact wholesome
laws for the betterment Of the working
man, with our man there he could put it
through the senate. but with his man
there he could, perhaps block it.
LET MS compare the attitude Of the ma
tional parties. In 1904 the great Amer
lean Railway union strike took place and
the democrats. who were then in power,
gave the strikers bayonets and cold lead
and imprisoned the leaders,
I'm the present year the great coal
strike took place under the leadership OF
that champion of human rights, John
Mitchell, and a republican administration
compelled the coal barons to arbtratc and
that arbitration will result in giving the
men more pay. shorter hours and the rec
ognition of the union, thus advancing
unionism more in 90 days than it has ad-
yanced before in 10 years"