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The border vidette., 1903-12-19
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Guardianship of Norman Chapin. Maggie Chapin and Sarah Chapin, minors
 Notice Is hereby given that NJ. M. Trckey, the guardian of said minors, has rendered and presented for settle ment. and filed in said court, his par tial account of his adminisrra tion of said estate; and that Monday. the 2lst day of December, 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the court room of said court, at the court house Tn Nogales, in said Santa Cruz county, has been duly ap- pointed by the said court, for the set clement of said account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and fife his excep- tions in writing to the said account and contest the same.
 D,ted Dece a,ber 4th, 1903.
 w. A OCONNOR, Clerk
The border vidette., 1903-12-19

TIE BORDER VIDETTE wishes you q Merry Christmas.
 Jack Gates was on the sick list several days this week.
 Braves Milligan and Williams always get the money.
 The Red Mems Smoker last night in the Masonic Hall, was the greatest f it's kind ever 'pulled off in the Line City, and reflects much credit on every good member of Papago Tribe No. II, who, for q week past, has been working for the success of the smoker. Every num- Der on the long but interesting pro- gram, which lasted four hours, was great, from the opening vocal solo by Ed. Howard to the closing Around glove contest between Page, of Guaymas, and Hayes, of Nogales. More than two hundred Red Men and their pale face friends were present at the smoker, and every one was delighted and glad he was either Red Man or friend of one. Papago Tribe No. II of NOeales made d great hit last night as a fraternaI and social organiza- tion, which will be of great and lasting benefit to the order, which IS daily growing in numbers and pODularity
The border vidette., 1903-12-19

Martin ct al., defendants. To quiet title.
 P. Sandoval & Co.,. plaintiffs, vs. Cobre Grande Copper Go. Ca cor p poration) defendant. Change of venue.
 o. K. Franklin, administrator of Jerry Neville, deceased, plaintiff, vs. M. M. Trickey, administrato tor of N. H. Chapin. decesed, defendant: Accounting.
 Colin Cameron, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Turner, defendant. Dam ages.
 R. N Leatherwood. plaintiff, vs. R. R. Richardson ct al, defendants. To quiet title
 T. NJ. Heck, plaintiff, vs. The General Concentrates Go. Ca corpo- ration duly organized under the trustee,) defendants Debt.
 w. H. Barnet plaintiff, vs. Hap py Jack Mining Co. Ca corporation) ct al., defendants: Injunction.
 N. A. Castaneda, plaintiff, vs A. $. Henderson, defendant. Appeal from J. P.
 c. Ramirez, plaintiff, vs. Frank M. Main, defendant. Attachment.
 Mrs. F. L. Butterfeld ct al, plain tiffs, vs. The Nogales Copper Co Ca corporation), ct al. defendants: To quiet title.
 NJ. NJ. Trickey, administrator of the estate of N. H. Chapin, deceased, plaintiff, vs. O. K. Franklin. de- fendant- Appeal from the J. P.
 Mitchei Gatzione, plaintiff, vs. Charles Lopez, constable at Noga- les, Precinct No. l, County of san ta Cruz, Arizona, defendant. h. junction.
 Frank Powers, plaintiff, vs. R. R. Richardson, defendant. Injunction.
 F. G. Hermosillo, plaintiff, vs. Ray Ferguson, defendant. Suit on check.
 Jesus NJ. Heredia, plaintiff, vs. Augrea Martinez, defendant. To quiet title.
 James McCallum, plaintiff, vs. Julia c. McCallum. Divorce.
 Sonora Milling S Mining Co. Ca corporation) plaintiff, vs John Des- sert, defendant. Damages
 Sigrid $. Holler, administI atrix of the estate of Charles E. Holler, deceased. plaintiff, vs. Sunset Tele- phone X Telegraph Co. Ca corpora tion), defendants.
The border vidette., 1903-12-19
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Alonzo E. Noon, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Annie E. Noon, administratriX of the estate of said deceased, has rendered and pre- sented for settlement, and filed in said court, her partial account of her ad- ministration of said estate; and that Monday, the 2lst day of December, 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said court, at the court house in Nogales, in said Santa Cruz county, has been duly appointed by the said court, fer the settlement of said ac- count, atwhich time and place any person in terested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said account and contest the same.
 Date December 4th, 1903.
 w. A. O'CONNOR, Clerk.
The border vidette., 1903-12-19
District Court.

The following is list of the crim- inal and civil cases of which the Santa Cruz County Calendar for the December term, which convenes at Nogales December 21st, is made up:
 CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Jesus Cota, defendant. Grand larceny. Indicted 1889.
 Territory of Arizona vs Stephen O'Connor, defendant. A ppe al e d from J. F.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Jesus Valdez, defendant. Burglary.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Julian Tanori, defendant. Grand larceny Territory of Arizona vs. Cristino Moreno, defendant. Burglary.
 Territory of Arizona vs R. R. Richardson and James Johnson, defendants. Obstructing a highway. Territory of Arizona vs. Jose Pena, defendant. Perjury.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Aniceto Armenia, defendant. Peri ury.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Mitchell Gatzion, defendant. Subornation of perjury.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Fernan- do Alcantar, defendant. Assault to commit murder.
 CIVIL CALENDAR
 Colin Cameron, plaintiff, vs. R. Harrison. ct al, defendants. h. junction.
 John H. Martin, plaintiff, vs. Henry Hewitt, Jr., ct al, defend ants. To quiet title,
 James Kane, plaintiff. vs. Jacob
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29
RObO de un caballO

En- la nOche del luneS III al martes
IL de los corrientes Sc ha desaparecidO
un caballO zaino, tres patas negras la
izqnierda trasera blanca hasta ell nudillO,
7 cuartas escasas. marcadO al lado de-
recho del pescuezo con las iniciales J. F.
enlazadas dehajo de la erin, cola corta
abultada Dicho caballO fue sustraido del
barrio de Jacaboa, jurisdiction de Pa
tillas
En- ell mencionado barrio estuvO unos
dias un individuo de buena presencia,
viste decente, va calzado y la misma
noche que desapareci6 ell animal, tam
bien Sc echo de menos 6l, quien dej6
en- Ell lugar que cogi6 ell caballo una ye'
qua pequena que montaba ell dia ante
rior. Tambien ell individuo usa bigote
es pslidO.
Ell caballo es de la propiedad del CO.
merciante propietario de este barrio
don Jose Figueroa, quien gratlficara ex'
plendidamente al que le presente el ca
ballo le de noticias de su par adero.
Patillas, Mavo II de 1908. l5-ll
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{ D 10 T O
JUzGADo MUNICIPAL De CAGUAs

Cumpliendo carta orden del Tribu
nal de Justioia del Disiri;o de Humacao
en- los ejecutivos que sigue la succession de
don Guillermo Ramis contra dofia Cata-
lima y dona Juana Borras Ginart, la
succession de do1a Geronimo Glnart don
Pascual Borras Llac.r sobre cobro de
resos. sc ha practicable Ell embargo de dos
tncss rnsticas afectas al pago de aque
Has responsabilidades y situadas ambas
en- ell barrio de Bairoa de este term no:
en- cuya virtud de conformidad con las
prescTipciones legales del case, Sc cita
de remate por ell tGrmino de nueve dias q
don JUN y 4 don Bartolom6 Saliva, ell
primero por su propio derechO y ell segun
do como heredero de su difunto padre
don Antonio Saliva Ginar y smbos co
mo sucesores de do1a @ ronima Ginar
de Borras, fin de que en- Ell expresado
termino de nueve las comparezcan ha-
Ger uso del derecho de que sc cream asis
tjdoa. apercibdos sino comparecen de
pararles el perjuicio que pndiere haber
lugar. Y para su publication en- ell Pc
riodico LA DEMoCBACIA expido Ia pre-
sente en- Caguas 26 de Mayo de 1903
jose MoLIzA.
Ell Secrctario suplente. Pc Ro BA
YoNET DIAz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29
Dc Hulnd(dO. 4 (d8udS

Ha sido muy felicitado ell licenciado
don Jose M. Cuadra pOr su hermOsa de-
fensa en- Ia causa seguida contra nuestrO
correligiOnariO MARQUEE ROig Fue una
gran obra, debidO a ella Sc prOb0 hasta
IA saciedad la inculpabilidad del acusado
Este cometio ell hechO por salvar su vi
da que en- aquellOS mOmentOs cOrria
iminente peligrO. Esto cOnsta a tOdO
ell mundO Y esta en- la cOnciencia de to-
dos FL senior fiscal no pudO, por mu
chOs esfuerzOs que hizO, destruir la obra
de la defensa.
Sc encuentra muy atareadO Ell Tri.
bunal del Distrito, habiendO sido muy
ardua su labor en- estOs dias. Ha visto
Dfnidad de sumarios con tanta rapi-
dez en- la tramitaci0n, que hechos que
no llevan ounce dias de cOmetidOs. va
nan sidO juzgados, tales como el robO de
don Antonio Lopez, pOr ell cual ell cele-
bre cuatrerO Dolores Gomez Sc halla
cumpliendo cOndena de tres amos picO
de presidiO.
va han salido para sus domiciIiQ4
los 66 jurados que 50 encontra ban efl
esta ciudad, para fallar muchas causas
que SO vierOn ante este Tribunal TOdos
es0s hOmbres eran de porte distinguido,
Sc cOnOcia pOr clio que no eran de la
MADEIRA de los andguas, que daban com
pa>iGA- verlos. Los presentes represen'
tan la inteligencia y ell capital, son Sc
puede decir, dada su pOsici0n social,
hombres Independence, que 10 que ha'
cen es arreglado sus conocimientos
c0nciencia, no Sc dejan subyugar Dor
nadie Esto es una garantia para ell pals.
Ha sido absueltO en- ell dia de hoy
ante este Tribunal de DistritO, nuestrO
correligiOnariO don Conception Benitez,
acusadO de agresi0n con arma mortife'
ra Ell senior Fiscal sOStuvo Sus con
cusiOnes, siendO Ia pena que marcaba
ell COdigO dieZ amos de presidio dos de
carcel cincO mil dollars de multa,
ambas penas. Fue su defensor ell licen'
ciado don Rafael TiradO Verrier, quien
estuvO elOcuentisimO. FL Tribunal des-
mes de apreciar las pruebas practice
das en- ell juicio, absOlvi6 por unanimi.
dad al senior Benitez.
-PrOnto Sc trasladara a un hermO-
u edi6cio del senOr TOrO Rios, eSta Cor
u de Distrito, por no reunir cOndlciOnes
j local que Ocupa en- la actualidad.
-Es muy frecuentadO ell cafe de
nupstrO cOrreIigiOnar1O don AurellO Ra
nirnz Dada la amabilidad del simpa
fico don YeyO, no hay qulen deJe de vi
sitarle V hacerIe a'gun gastito, aunque
sea en- ell importe de un &matracaso> del
atamadO nectar %hoSoIN duO.~
Sc han hechO importantes refOr
mas en- la casa real de esta ciudad, ha
hTtandOse una habitaci6n c0mOda y ven
tilada para preferential.
-Ha ingresadO en- la carcel de esta
ciudad nuestro correligiOnariO don Lu'
ciano Rios, vecino de Naguabo, acusado
de homicidio en- la persona de Leon Pc
IA. Este hecho ocurrio hace algunos
dias en- ell barrio de Rio Blanco. FL
amigo Rios luch6 valerOsamente. Fue
atacado por dos, armadOs de rev6lvers
punal. Sali6 con dOce heridas. diez
de arma blauca dos de fuego. En- la
contienda muri6 ell Leon Pena. Rios
saldra bajo fanza, y sera defendldo p0r
el prestigioso abogado senor Cuadra.
CUCUBANO.
= Mayo 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29

gufa. EsaS aticiones va no cuaorAu
en- no hombre de edad.
El sefIor de Chateau Mailly Sc
sonri6, la duquesa afadio: Ell &C.
nor de Salandrera ha salido para
nepocios. Fue casa del vizcondo
de AsmOlles.
-Lo conozco, diio ell duque.
Ell sefIor de Sslandrera, prosi-
gui6 la duquess, tiene horror
Espana desde la doble desgracia
Que nos hiri6.
Por mas que esta desgracia fue
ma de las cu8sas prtperas de esta
felicidad probable que esperaba ei
sef1or de Chateau Mailly, supo en-
contrar algunas palabras de pesa-
me muy acertsdas y que denotaoan
un alma generosa.
La sefIora de Sala ndrera prcsi-
gui6: El duque tiene fntencion
de iiarse en- Francis. por algunos
af1cs a 10 menos El sefior de Cha
teau Mailly Sc estremeci6 de sa'
ti,faccion. Hace dos dfas le habla-
RON de las fuudiciones de P. y
esta en- tratos para adquirirlas.
-Pero, dijo ell sefior de Chateau
| Mailly, sesas fundiciones no pertc'
1 uecen al sefIor de AsmollesS
No, pero ell senior de Asmolles
ouiere, & su vez. vender I'm casti.
lilo Que posee corta distancia de
la fundicion, y llaman el Haut-
II Pas.
Il -lAhl lMuy bieni
II Parece que es una propiedad
muy hermosa, que Sc halia en- IN
pats piutoresco. bastsnte cerca de
II las f1nticiones para que ei duque
pueda ir allf todos los dfas en- ca
rruaie, y bsstante lejos para que
a mf no me mclestsra el ruido de
les martinetes. los sonidos agudos
elm mportunos de las maquinas ell
hume de las chimeneas.
II -xDe modo que ell senior de Sa.
isndrers. dijo ell joven duque, va q
comprar ell castillo de Haut- Pas'
-Es probable. -. Me gusta ell
cam 20 he prometido q nj marido
Que vivirfa allf seis meses de vera
u no.. Sin embargo, anadio 10 a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29

A las sells menos algunos minutes
Sc presen taba Ell duque de Chateau
Mailiy en- ell palscio de Salandrera.
La sef1ors duquesa esperaba al
duoue en- Ell salon, lie diIo IN por-
tero de estrados que lie precedio
pars introducirle.
Las palabras del criado inVi-
taudo al sen de Chsteau-Mailly
& entraT en- ell salon. en- donde Ia
duouesa lie sguardabs. In de1aron
de emocionarle un tsnto. A sus
oios la sef1ora de Sslandrera era un
enemigo secreto. ell sgente active
de uu rival ell obstaculo mas te-
mible para su casamiento con la
safIorita Conception. Precissmen.
te la duouesa estaba sola cuanco
entro ell sef1or de Chateau Msilly.
La sefIora de Sslaudrera acogio al
ioven con una sonrisa beneyola y
dulce. Sef1or duque, lie diio invi
t6ndole q sentarse ell senior de
Salandrers no ha llegado ann, y
espero de vuestra amabilidau lie
dispenseis.
Sc fnclin6 ell duque algo sorpren-
dido de la ipflexlon de Voc sfectuo-
ss, de Ia mirada carif1osa de la Sc
nora de Salandrera.
Las mujeres son mas fuertes,
peps6 Ell. porque saben disimulsr q
las nil maravillss ell secreto de 90
alma. Esta me sborrece. me re
cibe como uu amigo. DesPnes di1c
en- alta voz Ei ala ha sido hoy
bio, y. ciertamente. ell 81 mol
duque habra sslido en- faeton
dsr una vuelta por ell bosluc.
lOhi dijo la duquesa riendo
Os equivocais, duque: lie gustar
mucho los caballos. pero ya no io'
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del duoue continu6: Sener du'
que: vos sois, creo, un homore
honrsdo.
AL menos, sefIorits, esa es la
fama de que gozo. dijo ell dnGue
senriendo.
= Es, pues. ell ouque de Chateau
Mailly, & un verdacero caballero,
al Que me voy a dirigir.- Iuclino-
sc ell duque = Conception prosi
guio: Pedfsteis, senior duqus, mi
mano mi padre: dno es asi2
ST se1orita; pero mi corszon
me hi1o dar ese psso.
-Ses; pero mo cs parsce, stf1or
duque. que hahrfais podido, sttes
de OAR este pSso. completamente
cdc,al, ccnsuitsrme on POGO" pre-
quito Concepci6U, y le miro con
una fjeza extrafIs.
FL sefior de Chateau Mailly, sc
eouivoc6 acercs del significado oe
esta mirads, que para Ell queifa
decir: <Me dictan las palabras:
contestad en- conEecuerciaS Asi
es Que replico: conneso mi cuipa'
serorita, toy pronto reparar'
la.
s. Gor duque 5es verdsd que
nee amaisP pregunto Conception
con una emcci6n NAL conteuida.
-.Os 10 aseguro baio palabra de
honor, sefiorital
-IY. 81 20 no.. os smsse
-Ten1rfa Ia esperanZa de encon
trsr un dia Ell cGmtno que conouce
a vuestro coraz0n.
Conception hiEo IN ligero moVi
miento de hombros, un tsnto oes
defI0so.
Se0or duque, repuso; pedis
tets ri mAno q mi padre. y eat'
estA 4 punto de concederosls. Ii
yolun tad de mi padre es ipnexiole
10 que Ell quiere, debo quererlo...
sin embargo. -. Conception pa
reci6 titubear.
-Hablad, sef1orits. insistio
duque. 6 Cor
cerciEn, no os amo, y es porqu
nae es impossible amaros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29

poraue mi coraz6n lDioa mfol "a
no nae pertenece
RI dnque, que tepis presente en-
su espfritu cada frase de Ia csrla
Armada cGn una G., permsnecio
impasible. Lo que me dects. muir
mur6. no me sorp1ende, senorita.
Conception Sc estremecio Zero
ccncluy6 ell duque, 20 on amo, J
me esforzare para MERCER vuestro
amor.
mo Sc ANA dos hombres q la
vez, seflor duque.
-Pero Sc pue5e olvidar.CNo 10
creo.
El duaCe estAba muy tranquiio'
creyendo obedecer punto por pun
TO las prescripciones secretas de Ia
ioveu. So alma exaspero o Con
cepci6n. Pero, sef1Or. dt1o con VI
vezs, no Sc debe cassrse, cuanoo
sc es caballero, con una loven
oue no anna. El duque sonrio
V Gallo. Que ANA. q otro hon.
bre.
-lDIos mfoi Bien 10 veo.~
Qae no podra, pues, amaros
iamas, concluy6 Conception con
| firmezs.
-lAh uhorital Ei porvenir en-
| cierra muchos misterics lQulen
II sAbep
\ Una sonrisa de soberhio desden
sroue0 los labios de Conception.
Senior dnque, dijo; Shay que con
H fesaros enteramente Ia verdad?
II -Os escucho, seGorita.
II Hay en- Paris un hombre que
me anna quien 20 amo, IN
hombrs al que iure peTmsnecer
fiel de corsz6n y de alma 81 la vo-
luntad In flexible de mi padre me
con dens d sceptar la mano de otro'
--Senorita, contest0 ell duque,
al que semejante comedia repug
naba que, sin embargo, repre-
sentabs So pspel q conciencia. to-
do este es Rucho menos grave
mi yer de 10 que pensais: tengC
una conviction tan profunds oe
Que os hare IN dfa la muier mA'
feIiz de todas las muieres. que u
me inquieto do niDgdn modo pol
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RObO de (dbdIIOS en- GurdbO

En- la oche del domingo 10 fue sus
tr.fdo uno de la propiedad de dofa De-
metrla Carrera en- ell ba'rio del <Ja-
gurl1 Color balIo encerado. de Guar.
tas de alzada. marcado debaj 10 de la erin
con las letraa j. ID. entrelaz sdas un gol-
pc cicatrizado en- la pa'a izquierda de-
lanters. mn lucero apagado en- la frente,
crimes regu'ares cola recortada, orejas
pequefias, 3 menudillos blancos. Su due
ia grati6cara al que de informes 10
entregue.
Gurabo, Mayo 18 de 1908. So
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Interesante para los que viajan

Habi6ndose separado don Adrian Pc
rez, de la Sociedad que tenia en- la EN-
presa de coches con ell senior Agudo,
dueno del <Hotel Inglaterra,~ desde esta
fecha, ell que desee viajar en- sus coches
1ue son los mismOs que hablan en- el
Hotel, solo les cuesta II de San Juan
a Ponce.
COchera, Santurce, TelefonO 1904.
p. ADRIAN PEREZ.
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de Chateau Mailiy, ponieudose ca
viloso. Y Tampa acab6 de vestirle
al dar las cinCO.
-Pide mi carrusje, lie dijo Ell
duque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29

CERTIFICADOS o BONOS de debi-
tos de ayuntamientOs. COmpra y yenta'
-COHRADO PALAU-San Juan, P. e.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-27
THE ROCKY NOUN PLAN.

We print elsewhere an article by Mr.
w. p. Bachelor, secretary of the Farm
ers' Protective Association, giving the
plan adopted at the Rocky Mount meet
ing and explaining how it can be carried
out to the benefit of the farmers and
to the good of the whole State. Mr..
Bachelor wishes to hear from any parties
who will go to work to organize com
panies under the plans of the Rocky
Mount resolutions.
We are informed that at Kinston fifteen
thousand dollars has been subscribed to
a company that will buy and manufacture
tobacco; at Greenville in a few minutes
farmers subscribed over two thousand
dollars and the business men are expect
ed to join hands and organize a strong
company; and in Craven efforts are being
made to organize strong company. Other
tobacco sections will doubtless organize
and prepare to fight the trust in it's at
tempt to force the price of tobacco below
the cost of production.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-27
TRAITORS TO THE SOU RI.

The adoption of the various suffrage con-
sttutional amendments brought quiet and
peace and termination of race friction
in the South until President Roosevelt Is
sued his approval of social equality. That
act, unprecedented and contrary to the
traditions of the Republic, opened
pandoras box that has deluged the whole
country in race bitterness and race
troubles But the evils produced by the
first step in social equality will come to
an end 1t is safe to say that the Presi-
dent will not repeat the wrong and that
North and South are agreed that in per-
feet social separation lies the only hope
for peace.
But another and more far reaching
danger appears upon the horizon-a serious
attempt to secure the annulment of the
suffrage amendments. The Richmond
Times Dispatch says that at the recent
session of the negro Agricultural and In
dustrial Association of Virginia, it was
announced that about ten thousand dollars
had been raised to fight the suffrage clause
of the Virginia constitution. The chief
aim of the association is to raise sufficient
money for the prosecution of the work Of
lighting the suffrage provision.
II is understood that John S. Wise and
John G. Carlisle have been retained by ne.
groes and will appear for the negroes if the
hot IL naseed around often enough and Is
returned loaded with dollars. Ordinarily a
lawyer ought to appear for any client who
has a case in court and see that he receives
justice. But this is not such case and
lawyers of Southern birth ought to scorn
to take money to try TO reopen old
wounds that will work untold harm to the
entire South. The suffrage amendments
guarantee peace and good government IL
the South. All negroes who are capable
of voting intelligently can vote under the
amendments. The attempt to overthrow
these amendments is. speaking plainly, an
attempt to restore the conditions prevail
ing when every Southern State was cursed
with Republican rule. 1t would make
most Southern States as unsafe and pro-
duce the same results as we saw in North
Carolina in 1898. Is any Southern white
man in favor of returning to Reconstruc
ton government? II Carlyle and Wise
could overturn the Virginia suffrage CON
stitutional provision. they would be strik-
ing a blow at Southern peace worse than
that dealt by the carpet-bagger in 1868.
Both were born in the South. Both have
gone to New York. Both have shown
themselves ready for fee to restore the
negro domination that formerly cursed the
South.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-27

for thoughtful men to discuss plans for
securing just, equitable and fair assess
ments and to help in creating public
sentiment that puts more emphasis on fair
assessments and lower tax rates than
upon low assessments and higher tax
rates. But, we respectfully submit, that
harsh criticism and unfair attacks upon
officials who have followed the law. and
declarations that the present taxation
amounts to confscation do not help toward
a correct solution of the problem. Let US
be fair and let us seek to find the best
system. But let us remember that people
who live in cities and enjoy the costly
things that cities must provide cannot
escape paying for city conveniences.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-27
Spirit of the Press.
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE SHOULD
PASS A LAW TO UNSEX AND
BRAND THEM.

PASS A LAW TO UNSEX AND
BRAND THEM.
Tarboro Southerner.
For years Judge Lynch in all parts of
the country has tried and executed the
ravisher, and yet the hellish crime goes
on. Aye, goes on with accelerating force.
With these horrible facts confronting us,
and being reminded of them almost daily
by the press, is it not time to stop and
inquire, if some other punishment may
not be more effective?
To make the qualification of their in
fernal lust impossible and at the same
time leave them as a living example to
others, to in short, unsex and brand them,
would, so far as those whose appetites are
so british, carry more CONSERVATION and
terror than any death with all the tor
tues of the inquisition. Each and every
despoiler, or attempted despoiler, so treat
ed whether by Judge Lynch, or the law
of the land, would be living, visible
circulating warning. Throughout the
animal kingdom the unsexed is a Pariah,
held in contempt, spurned and despised
The animal man, with his brute instincts
and promptings is no exception to the
rule.
The next time Judge Lynch holds court,
we move that he order the branding and
unsexing of the hound that deflowers the
truest, the purest, the loveliest, the best
of Gods creation.