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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
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En- Ella Lunas San Francisco
35 Sc realism 6 precios de quemax6n
los siguientes artfculos.
Batistas de colores de s centa'
vos & 3 ctvos.
Psrcal de color de 6 ctvos 4.
Muaelina blanca de Gordon de
6 centavos A.
SAtenes anchos de 10 ctvs. sc.
Limo estAmpado Ultima novedAd
de 10 ~centavos 6.
Museliua color mota bordada de
Is -centavos & 8
Percal asul marino cI entero De
6 centavos 4.
Percal nsnsd CT Gordon ancho
de II centavos Is.
Camisas blancas para caballero
de rs centavos &.25.
Lanillas negra, labradas supe'
rior Ct de 80 ctvs. { Is. 20, y 25.
Merino negro para trsja de Sc.
nora, de 80 ctvs. 6 10, 20 y Is.
Olan de ancho, de 8 ctvs 6 s.
Dan de Aneho, de 6 ctvs & A.
Dan clase superior de IL centa
vos & 8.
Olan clase superior de 8 centa.
vos { 6.
Por Of dltimo vapor &c ACADIA lie
recibir an gran surtiao de gasas de
seds de q TINA novedad propios Pc
ra traje de novia y bale.
Alpaca negea de 81 & 40 , so
~centAvos vAra.
Casimires ingleses lana de 2 ne.
SOS y medic { ! Is y 1.b0 etvs vara.
Driles m~allorquines axArgados
de rs q 40 y so centavoa q
BAtistas b,Ancas de / vara Y
cuarta de sneho dc 10 etvs & 6.
Tiras bordadas y entreios & pre-.
clos limitados.
Medals negras para serora, de
Is ~centavos & 10.
Drilss de color & 10 8 , 8 senta.
vos vara. /
.Cors6s para senora & 80 y Is
c~entavos.
MAquinas para eoser & precios
muy baratos.
Cretonas1 de hilo para s&bAnas,
s reAlss vara.
Es probable que ell. pr6ximo
mes de Diciembre los bomberos de
Mays gusx hagAn una excursion &
Aguadilla.
lQuiere listed que 50 palidez
desaparexca y que q mejillas , 10.
bios adquieran prontamepte Ell son
rosadA color natural? Pues use las
<PILDORAS RECONSTITUYEN
TES DE VALE & CANCIO. y 10.
grark pronto sus deseos bsneAcian.
do 90 hermosura y 81 sAlud.
--
N6tase gran animation On Ma
yaguez para II pr6ximo velAdA fAmi'
liar que se celebrarS en- ell Casino de
dicha ciudAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
N0TICIAS.


= = e sel ac.nsl asIan p'lael.
~ n. 49,. ps.ao ~. To- ~
Ii Asociaci6u de DAmas dio.
cesanas de Arecibo hs fundsdo una
escuels cat6lica pars ninos, baio IL
direcei6n de una hermana de ID CO.
r1oAd.
excelantes lac coaechas. an esnesiaJ.
Ia de cafe csns.
-
L0S coneurrentes . ias retire
to On Arecibo aesean quel 70 orques'
u Gamble e. lngeI en aonae e sisos
noy' pos os1o mss
Poca Cd L. luz que ne des tina &
ID calle NaevA de .Arecibo, y los We.
cinos az esa Gale solicitan saa m.
mantado al n1mero da fosos al6ctri.
~.
-
Han sido 6etenidos an CAyey
0Os pOx 0etlf = QO8 00l d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
I'm digno obrero i senor JOs
s6 Hsrnandsx fslleci6 racientemento
en- MeYAgflax.

iQuiln no IL Conoesf-Si ha
hecho famOsA 4 MilWAukse-Psro
que tu diees amigo TArAsc6nf-Paea
NADIA, que NJ sOarvsx1 PAhats que
wi len les stn 3res Cald0r6n Ayi76s
b O., ha hecbo f4mosa Z M lw4uksa
que as dcnde 90 fabrics esta gran
Csrvsxa.
La Fl 1ta de u Conception ser
r. celebrada por 10 coloniA sspanola
en- Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
, Dn NGW4yoRK
0tra Vez IA Soufriere.

New York Nvbre. 10 n.
De nueVo ayisan da Saint vi
cent laexplosi6n d6I yolcsnIa Son
frlere. No So dice 81 caus0 victi-
mas pero ST que Ia con6agraci6n
Tue tan temible como las anteri0-,
res.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Ri domingo fu@ coniucido oil
cementerio de Maysguez, 81 sadsver
de IN virtuosa se1oYa viuda de Cha
VARY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Declaraciones de Nacimiento y
Defunci6a, ea <LA Correspondent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadores de
provisiones de todas procedenciAs.
San Justo 13 y is, San Juan
Pto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

EsPECIFICOS HOMEOPATIi
cos DE HUMPHREYS de vents
por r ,fael Castro Gonzalez, Forta
lesa 81. Sc regala nm manual para
.su uso on espe1ol 6 ingl6s & aquellos
Que 10 soliciten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

LIS fecolecci6n de frutos me.
presentA nm aspeeto pr6spero
este ID } en- II isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Hay gran actividad ez las ha'
ciendas de eaffas de Arecibo, CON
motive de IL z fra,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27
Twas de ESpa1a.

Venden 81 ba,ril 50 25,
y Il libra O.15.
Luins Hermanos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Mr. Romero Haxthausen, da
classes de ingles, On IN CASA Gale
Nueva ntmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de s 80
de ID noche, 6 dos pesos mensua-
les. "a
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

N6tase gran animation en- Ma.
yagiez para II pr6ximo velAdA fAmi.
liar que ne celebrarS en- Ell Casino de
dicha ciudAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Poca 90 Il lpz que se dssttna &
ID calle NaevA de 'Arecibo, y los We
cinos dc esq Gale solicitan sea IN
mantado 81 n1mero de fosos el6ctri-
Cos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Anoche regres6 de San Juan
don Miguel de Porrsta DORA, acorn.
panado de 50 bella hija Balifn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Rs probable que Ell. pr6ximo
mes de Diciembre los bomberos de
Mays gtisx hsgAn una excursion &
AguAdilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

Ea Ell vapor Coam0, que esta
para llegAr de nm momanto & otro,
ae ssperan en- Ponce, procedeates
de los EstAdoa u aidos. { LOS ssno'
res don Agnstin Area, doctor don
e. Lacot, don Pelsyo Piera, don
Nicolls Ssntin', don Juan Cortsda J
don Juan E. 4arrall6 : los tres pri'
meros com sus respectivas esposas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-27

POLICfA.
Podemos asegurar qua Ell sar.
gento Reyes, encargado del puesto
de San Juan, est& dispuesto & que
las ordenanzas municipalities, no sean
letra muerta. Lo sentimos por 10,
infractores, pues las pruebas son
evidentes.
AGENCIA.
Los Sres: Almiroty, Lopez y Ca
han establecido en- HumacAo, una
Ageneia general de negocios que se
dedicAr6 & toda clAse de Asuntos.
Dada 10 actfvidad y compstenciA: de
los sef1ores que figurAn 81 ella, se.
guramente sela de resultados salts
TEsTIGO.
FL dia 10 de Disiembre saldr&
para Ponce, On cali lad de testigo, ell
CAbo Jose M EmAnuelli, para Asistir
nm juicio oral.
CURADOS.
Han sido asistidos en- ell cuarto
de socorros. Agustina Garcia. Juan
Crux VelRxquez, Isabel CAb2llero,
Ramon Gonxalez y Antonio SAlgado,
do con tusiones leves.
DETENIDOS.
Han sido deteniaos por 10 poll.
Gle, Ezsquiel Reyes, por obstruir 10
via pdblica CON bultos y Andres
Gusrra. por alterar L. paz pdblica.
VTAJEROS.
Han regresado de los Estadoa
Unidos, 81 doctor don j. K. EaldAfia
don Jorge Finlsy, Apreciables 60.
balleros 90 este eiudad.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

For Saie-Three room house; two hundred down and rest in monthly pay ments: also two lots thirty each. h. quire 3S6 Tombstone canyon. 6-18-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

statehood bill and finally succeeded in having the measure passed by both the House and the senate in the same session. On the day that the conference report was to be considered in the House Senator Burrows, then a repre- sentative made a speech.
 During its delivery Mir Elkins was in the cloak room. Emerging into the hall of the House when the speech ended Mir Elkins was told that MT Burrows had made a great address. Thereupon Mir. EikinS, with the gen erous impulsiveness of his nature and without knowing what the speech had contained. rushed over to MT. Burrows and publicly congratulated him in most enthusiastic fashion.
 It so happened that MT. Burrows had been delivering a most frey assault upon the democratic party. The result can be imagined. The democrats be- came angry at MT. Elkin's exhibition of partisanship and seventeen reversed their previous vote. The New Mexico part of the conference was defeated because seventeen democrats voted against it and Colorado alone was ad- mitted. It was a pretty costly hand shake for New Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

is only a matter of time before the laquis will have been completely sub dued.
 Americans need have TO fear for their safety. for the Indians look upon them as friends. The reason for this is probably the respect they have for the United States soldiers anl thei: well known ability as fighters.
 At Cananea it is not considered that there is strike of the boilermak- CTS, though an engine on the Cananea railroad, recently taken to Tucson, T:as n3. repaired al the sho1s there on account of sympathy the boilermakers profess to have for the men who were discharged by the company. The en- zine was taken to the Fl Paso shops.
 Last Thursday the Cananea Con solidated Copper Company released about 600 miners and railroad em- ployes. Colonel W. c. Greene left for New York shortly alter the cut was made. He will be away some time"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19
BILLIARDS PEAK.
Is Sending Forth Smoke and Attract ing the Attention of Volcano Es- perts.

The reporters and correspondents of
 ' -.eview have recently had in true -.--- 70 Keep a close watch for vo,ca- e. CT any evidence or inclination on ,Lc t...It of our surrounding mountains to "belcn forth The nearest disturb anCe we have been able to locate is over in Grant county, New Mexico. The Lordsburg Liveral gives the infor- nation that for some years steam has been reported as coming out of Bull lard's Peak mountain. Recently some of the settlers near there have noticed that the steam has changed to smoke, and is coming out in much larger quan' titles, and some of the amateur vol cano experts have gone over to exam inc the mountain, to see if there is any danger. Bullard's peak is some thirty miles from Lordsburg, and there are many canyons and valleys between, 70 even if Bullard does go into the vol cano business that place is compara- lively safe. However, Silver City IS but sixteen miles from the mountain, and it is a down hill pull all the way. Bullard will not have to work very hard to cover up that town with vol canic mud and lava.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19
IDfNTlTY
 UNKNOWN
WHO WAS THE PROSPECTOR
 KILLED RT WACO.
Has Been in Arizona For Years, and Was Known CnIy by Two Nick names-Came to Bisbee Every Year.

The identity o fthe prospector who was killed in Naco a few days ago by Officers Giles ana Murphy, while re sisting arrest. still remains a mystery.
 When he was killed nothing could be found in his almost worthless col lection of odds and ends, to throw any light on who he might be, and re peated efforts to learn his correct name have tailed.
 During almost twelve years in Ari- zona and Mexico he has been known only by the nicknames of "Zacatecas and Sandal Bill" the first on account of his having been in a town of that name in Mexico, and the other because ne wore nothing on his feet but san dals.
 The dead man for several years past has followed the trade of tinker, go ing from place to place to mend pots kettles and guns. He was a familiar character around Crittendon and Washington camps.
 The day before ne was shot by tho officers, the dead man visited Bisbet and made several purchases here. Al the Fair, where he bought belt, ht showed a roll of bills that must hav' contained nearly s200. When his bodN was searched only fifty cens Wal found.
 sT have seen Sandal Bill in Bisbe' once a year for several years" sait an old timer yesterday He alWay' came just before the rainy season II July ard bought aids and quicksilver I believe the man was out of his mind He never said anything about his past hut I always believed that he had me with some dieappointtment early il life that affected his mind. lie alway avoiSed women. and it may be that bovhocd love affair was at the bolton of his strange conduct"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19
ElKiN'S HANDSHAKE.
Deprived New Mexico of Statehood
 Years Ago.

Washington. June 1S.-Senator FL kins is very much interested in the effort to place New Mexico in the siste-hood of states. This is to be ex. pected because he spent many years of his life in the territory. but there Is another reason not so generally known
 When Mr. Fll:ins was a delegate In congress from New Mexico he worked hard to secure the passage of the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19
BROTHER
 KILLED
BY YAoUi SOLDIERS.
Cananes Visitor Brings News-Tucscn 5oilermakers Refuse to Repair En- sine-copper Company Releases Men.

James Williams. former owner of . drus store here, and now located at Cana1 ca, is in town He repol ts busj ness conditions good at Canan'a- and new buildings going up at rapid rate
 Williams was asked what was Coi s at Cananea Of interest, and besides re- porting extensive improy em nts In the sanitary coalitions Of the camp. said
 There is a reliable rero t ciTculat ing al Canane2 that a brother Cf Colonel Ko Il tzsky was killed along with twenty five others in 6 ba tie between Yaquis and Mexican sol iers about ten days ago. The cOloners brother was captain of a company and was killed while gallant eding a charge of his men.
 There is no fear of trouble from the Yaquis at Cananea- Almost everyone considers that the backbone Of the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

Beautiful styles and materials.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19
AT THE FAIR We are now showing new line of
 WOmeD'S Waists

Beautiful styles and materials. An exhibition of handsome waists made of all the most fashionable dainty hlmy and delightful summery fabrics of silk nus lnons batste, chambreys plain and ererzed transformed into styles of bewtchng fascna- tion and indescribable attractlveness.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

The new Circular Yoke" waist Of white lawn, with circular yoke, ard collar of val. lace; waist body of grad uated tucks and heristitching; elbow sleeves with or without double ruffle, edged with lace, a naEd one offer, only $650.
 Beautiful tan silk tissue waists,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-19

graduated tucked yoke, bodicetrimmed with val lace and beau fully ap- pliqued. very striking garment for the price, only $500.
 A new silk tissue waist, in whit |, tan. and fancy colors. with colored stripes and drawn open work, hem stitched collar and tie to mat h; would be cheap at s3.50 our pr.ce only s2.50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE OPENS,
The Attendance Is Is Per Cent Better Than
Last Year.

Especial to the News and Observcr.o
Ashland, Va, Sept. 2~0.-Randolph-
Macon College was formally opened yes
terday with an increased attendance of
twenty-five per cent. over last year.
Bishop CRANBERRY, president of the board
of trustees, delivered the address of well
come; President Blackwell spoke on the
essentials of a Christian students life.
The Bishop was in his happiest mood
and both he and President Blackwell
We're listened to with delight Several
States and Jaran are represented in the
student BODY.
The greatest zeal and enthusiasm pre-
walls among students and friends of the
college. No doubt is entertained as to
the raising of a large sum to meet the
500, 900 offered by Mr.. Branch, of Rich
mon. RandolDh-Macon will thus be en-
abled to open her doors free to all next
September.
A prominent merchant of Ashland has
just offered a gold medal to be awarded
to the student attaining the highest grade
on European history. Another medal is
already given for the best work in Ameri-
can history.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
MR.. BRYANT SMITH INTERVIEWED
He Says II Will Never Leave the Democratic
Party"

Il will never leave the Democratic
party said Mr.. Bryant Smith, the most
influential leader in the Independent
movement in Wake county last night.
Il did not like some things that We're
done in connection With the nomination
of count commissioners and one county
officer, and | started in as a Democrat
to correct what / believe was a wrong.
/ was in favor of nominating a ticket
of fine, sterling Democrats as County
Commissioners, and a staunch Democrat
for Register of Deeds. But I was as
strongly in favor of standin by all the
other Democratic nominees as | ever was
in my life. At no time was ever ready
to vote for Radicals or Populists. l was
ready to rebuke my party, but was not
ready to help the Radical party.
w had a caucus yesterday about y
o'clock. 1t was a conference of Demo-
Gratis. Nobody else was invited. In that
meeting one man-not a Democrat, and
he had no business in our meeting)-pro-
posed that we nominate a full ticket
from top to bottom. l told him that we
were not ready to vote for any but Dem
ocratS, and that if Radicals and Populists
put their fingers in the pie [ would have
to adjourn and quit the whole business.
When my party makes a mistake or
does a wrong, | am independent enough
TO say so and to try to correct it. But
when the Radicals and Populists sought
to take advantage of Democratic pro-
tests to help the Radical party, then I
washed my hands of the whole business.
And so. when the convention met |
busted it up because | saw that the Rad
icals and Populists were going to rule it,
God knows that | never intended to
do anything to hurt the Democratic par
ty. l meant to be an Independent Dem
ocrat and would not be anything else.
IF anybody says that | am anything
else but a straight Democrat, he says
What IS not SO. If l cannot convince
him any other way, l am ready to fight
it out
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
OFFICE HOLDERS IN FULL CHARGE.
Baden Now Good For a Round 1000 Demo
cratic Majority.

Especial to the News and Observer.)
Elizabethton, \. c.. Sept. 20.-The Re
publican nominating convention met here
today, and put out a full ticket, except for
Surveyor, as follows: For House, w. j.
Sutton, Republican and deputy United
States Collectors: for Clerk. S. NJ. King,
Republican and postmaster at Elizabeth
ton, for Sheriff, d. B. Edwards. Republic
can and postmaster at Bladenboro; for
Treasurer, A. I. Bumey, eX-Democrat;
for Register of Deeds, A. Atkinson, POpu-
list; for Coroner, l.. p. Singletary, ex-
Democrat; for commissioners, j. f. Cra-
ven, Populist and postmaster at Cally; T.
G.. Thompson, Populist and postmaster at
Abbottsburg; W. J. Register, Democrat
and postmaster at Register.
The Federal officeholders seem to be in
luck in getting nominations. There were
in the convention fifteen old-line Repub-
licans, eight Populist and eleven eX-Dem
Ocrats-the latter nave gone over to the
Republicans on account of the stock law
passed by the last Legislature.
Two of the nominees. viz: ID. b. Ed
wards and w. j. Register, are on record
as faVOring the stock law.
There never has been any doubt as to
how Braden Will vote in November, but
If there had been the nomination of the
above ticket and the speeches made today
dispelled that doubt. Bladen is Demo-
cratic all round.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
To Increase Our Guards.
(Rv the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 19.-The Secretary Of
Navy. Moody, today made public the fol
lowing cablegram received from Com
mander Mclean, of the Cincinnati, the
officer in command of the United States
forces on the 1sthmus:
Colon, September 18th.
Have sent following communication
TO both parties: = have. to inform you
that the United States naval forces are
guarding tho railroad trains and line
of transit across the Isthmus of Panama
from sea to sea; that no person Will be
allowed to Obstruct, embarraSS or inter
fere in anv manner With the trains or
the route of transit. This is without
prejudice Or any desire to interfere in
domestic contentious OF the Colon
bans
It was admitted by a high official OF
the Navy Department today that this
government is seriously considering a
further enforcement of the United
States naval force on the Isthmus, and
that it is not at all unlikely that an
additional force to operate along the lines
Of railway wilt be ordered to the scene
i'm a few days. 1t is understood that
there is no present intention to order
more warsbips to the Isthmus.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
WE LAND MARINES
AND GUNS At COLON
Insurgent General Herrera
Said to be Near.
MCLEAN GIVES WARNING
Neither Side May Stop Trains or
Board Them.
MCLEAN GIVES WARN M
FIGHTING LOOKED FOX Ar Any MOMENT
This Government is Now Seriously Considering
a Further Reinforce ment Of The United
States Naval Forces on the
lsthmus.
Ny the Associated Press.)

49, ~
Colon, Colombia. Sept. 19.-Several
hundred government troops were brought
out this morning, and it was the inten-
ton Of the authorities to have them take
a train for Panama. The railroad COM
pany declined to entrain the soldiers on
the eight O'Clock passenger train, but
subsequently placed a special train at
their disposal.
Shortly after 8 o'clock eighty blue
Jackets from the United States cruiser
Cincinnati, together with two quick fir
ing Colt guns, were landed in Colon.
This action, it is believed, is due to the
receipt of creditable information that a
representative Of the i~nsurgent general,
Herrera, is at San Pablo, a station on
the government declined to entrain
the government troops for Panama. They
wiz remain at Colon.
In the meantime the railroad dispatch
ca a special train with definite instruc-
ton from Commander Mclean, of the
Cincinnati. to General Harrera's repre-
sentative at San Pablo. saying that in
sur9ent troops would not be permitted
TO stop trains over the isthmus, or board
them, as american marines We're main
tanning the traffic from sea to sea.
\ large force Of insurgents are said
10 be quite close to San Pablo. If this
is so there is likely 10 be fighting at any
moment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
GAG At FUSION Pill.
Many Republicans Won't
Vote "Citizens" Ticket
Slim, eisorderIy Convention in Rnana.
Numbers FLY he Track Posfruirg 70
Vote The Democratic TCss..
snecial to News and nL-----

Special to News and Observe.
Asheville, y. c.. Sept, 2o.-lH ...
publican convention held here ro...
ticket put out two weeks ago D..
"Citizens" Convention was oudof- .#.
Settle is the nominee for the Senate. /
S. Lusk and O. b. ThomnsoH u.m
for the House.
The convention was very 5-.r.. .
A large number of Republicans u.-
declared they would pot sH"Iu" 81
ticket and left the house. Saying '#
Will vote a straight Democrat. +.
rather than the "CitiZeus.' D.-...
were warm and hot words followed Z.
ticket, however. was endorsed. .
was no enthusiasm.
Two years & and also -four years e.
there was a tremendous crowd Az #
Republican county convention. I"
there "a a very small a~ttendau." .#"
precincts We're not representa-.
the convention Gudger, Lusk- S..'. +.
others finished the afternoon ".
S-eecheS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23
PRITCHaRD AT WINSTON.
opens His Campaign With Speech Before the
County Convention.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.l
Winston Salem, N. c., Sept, 2O-cen-
ator Pritchard formally opened his cam
palgn here today with an address before
the republican County Convention. 1t
was a typical Republican speech. There
was more demagogery in it than the SEN
ator usually deals in. He praised the
National Administration and criticize !
the State officials and the laws enacted
bF the last Legislature.
senator Pritchard vent to Greensboro
thlS AFTERNOON to open Republican head
quarters and confer with political lead
ers' not only of his own party, but also
win those Democrats who are in opposi-
ton to Judge Clark.
ne county convention nominated the
IolloWlng legislatice ticket. Senate I
T. House, j. T. Benbow and
= =. DAVIS The county ticket is com
posed OF the same men who were defeat
ca Two years ago, except Superior Court
clerk who serves four years.
Mr.. Sam Watts, of Auburn, was a us
ltor in the, city yesterday