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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01
Letter to Jesse Hallman.
Lexington, S. G.

Dear Sir. The way to reckon the
cost of paint is to put both costs to-
rether; the cost of the paint and the
cost of putting it on.
yswoald save this country hun
dreds II millions of dollars year; it
would save you alone if you happen
20 be q victim) several dollars a year.
See bow it works. 1t costs as
saach to put on one paint as another
don't il?
Yes, if you use the same number
Of gallons.
Well, don't 1? :,
No, you'll use twice as many gal
Ions of adulterated paint as Of Devoe;
sud you've got to pay twice as much
for putting it on.
llr. N. Avery, Delhi, n. Y, has
two houses alike and IN same con-
dition. Painted one house with
Devoe: 6 gallons: Paihted the other
house with a paint that was half
adsiteratior: II gallons. Same
painter, George Gllber, did both
Jobs. One cost S27; the other S54.
Better 60 by the name.
Yours truly.
F. W. Devoe & Co.,
New York.
P.S. The Kaufman Drug &C.,
sells our paint.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

No one knows better than DR.. Hart
man how much the women suffer with
diseases peculiar 10 their sex. no one
knows better than he does how many
OF them suffer with such diseases.
Patiently, hopefully, wcari!y, and often
silently. they exc out a miserable exist
cnca, year after year.
No martyr in poetry or heroine IN
romance makes q more touching appeal
10 human sympathy than the woman
burdcned with the cares Of 4 family
trying To carry the extra io"i of some
tormenting and ever present female
disease.
DR.. Hartman's sympathy for such is
unhoundcd, and his Willingness TO help
.heln limited "''''' t. his power.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

It is q rare thing that Lexington
allows her sister crunties to take the
lead in any movement bsving for Its
object the good f 'be county. As a
rule she generally leads the van' but
We are compelled to acknowledge that
in regard to the matter of building
free bridges across her rivers she mas
allowed Nswberry and Saluda to LEAD
her. Already two steel bridges have
been built across the Saluda connect
ing the two counties, and steps are
beine taken to build the third. Lex
;noton has none to her credit, al
though the building Of one across
SaIuda river has become to be puo'
lie necessity and the demand tor 1t
is growing and will continue to grow
Public economy as we'll as public
policy, if there were no other reasons
ssems to us, would be sufficient in
ducements to build the bridge. Some
thing must be done, and that quickly
to give the people of the Fork con-
yenient, safe and sure means OF cross
ing the river to their court house to
discharge their public and private
duties, or something will drop. 10
place the matter Equarely before the
Commissioners, which We understand,
has never yet been done, we suggest
tkst the business men of this place
get together and lay this matter be-
fore the board at it's next meeting
and urge that a favorable action be
taken.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

Col. James A. Hoyt, oethe Green
Vile Mountaineer, one of the most
prominent newspaper men in the
State, died at his home IN that city
last Friday. He was we'll known
throughout the State as mau OF
unimpeachable character, OF strong
and answering convictions. As a
soldier of the Copfederacy bis record
remains untarnished. A good man, q
nure Christian and faithful and
patriotic citizen has been gathered
to his fathers and his memory
lineers with US as sweet incense.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01
Cured Thirty Headaches

In one day, while distributing free
samples OF Nervalgine, the worlds
best remedy for Sick and Nervous
Headaches, Neuralgia and Colds.
Every package guaranteed. 4 doses
for 1Oc. Sold by NJ. @ Hendrix.
Manufactured by Nervalgine Co.
Augusta, Ga. II
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

A destructive fire broke out IN
Greenwood, this State last week
destroying large block of buildings
in the business portion of the city.
One lady lost her life in the flames
and it was supposed that two men
did also, but this proved erroneous
as they have since been heard from
The fire is supposed to have been of
incendiary origin and the Attorney
General has gone up there to make
Investigations.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01
BARBECUE.

r WILL. FURNISH A MODERN Up
L to-date cue; on Saturday, July 2, 1904,
near Mr. Jeff Prices residence. The pub
lie is invited ard with the invitation to the
candidates, who expects the votes of this
community goes sincere request that they
come. as this may be the only opportunity
for Us Priceville people to be honored
with the presence Of the aspirants to the
d fferent offices during the insueing cam
paign. GEOkGE PKiCE,
4W32-pd Gilbert, 5. q.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

At the loss of something over 5000
men the Japs have once more suc-
ceeded in driving the Russians from
another stronghold, and capturing
seventy guns. 1t appears that vic
tory comes dear to the Japs, but it
comes al! the same.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

Senator M. S Quay, senior .. S.
Senator from Pennsylvania, died at
Beaver, Pa, last Saturday after 8
long illness. He was a prominent
leader in republican politics and as
such had national reputation.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

Isn't it about time for some one to
commerce the erection of another
brick building?
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

The State primary campaign be-
gins June 21.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01
Warming.

H1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TO THE
i general public against the bring and
harboring in any way whatever Jacob W.
Leaphart, as he is undsr Laborer's Con-
tract with me for the year 1904, and has
left my employment without just cause.
+. RAWL.
May 16, 1904 3w30 pd
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
sshamt Sfia ~ NATURALIZATION.

gEir pnrnsn thrIlid BON Der Alifl
bsbnna beS 6ein yoitomteS "
aenninii seIeBi. g1e poitiod3en,
Die bis mIdneit nod nod) Ssin
aiu9en, rperben bon iebt on mad.
artoS eeben. Wir eriud)en oeSbolb
hermit ale nniere 9eier III iener
nmscsenb, nne 9eidaisit per poit
forte gu benod)rihii9en i'm Sallc eieic
ibre 3eitun9 on'toit nad strtos
nod) einem onoeren poitomie Slisc
ionbt baben mDdten.
Die Heoattion.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
@eft Butte, ssontana.

y9erthe YoItl
Gtpoe bon Montono oiirite bic
ycier Der .Yoit" AUDI lpieoer interei'
iireu. Dos g8etter lpol bis ieBt
INNER nod toIt uno minoig, es III
audi fem Wmloer, oem Die 3odn
Wtcultoine 70 Dieilen bon bier limb
bis iebt INNER nod) nit tieIem
Sdnee beoed:. Nm i. Suni botten
mir einen omrdlpeidenoeE gieoen.
10 DAP ieBt piles Id10n ouSIiebt; mir
boffen o jest an IdDnes Wetter
an STANDARDIZATION eS audi Iebr notbs
menoi9 it1on ein5i9 mlo nllcin fir
unierc Sdoie. Die iebt 9eid)eert pers
ben m%iiier, Die Serren g. Soft.
mertb uno 81. Seller oeoenten oieIen
6erbit wieoer uoh benz STten 3urii6.
5u9eben.-Wit ileuen uns oudl
oiters bon nnierem SnteI Satob
Se-nin9 ~ b0ren, ia SnteI Idbt nur
IIeiBio o eud) bSren. mir IeIeu
audi bier III Montono cure Serid]te
1eru.-6abe nnh einen Grauerfou
an beridtem; am ID. Wioi itorb be
frau Sntburino Sebrl, cine ~aeborene
90o9uer. i'm 9lIter o "a Sobren
m,o 5rpei Nionote; noh turSem aber
idlmer5Iitem 2eioeu al nnterIeibo
tni5inom9eu uno Ipdter itellte iidl
nod 9lutoeraiitan9 ooSu elm. Gle
hinterI6Bt ibr troneruoer 6otte UNI
3pei unmitnoiee 8iuoel, ionic nud
nod ibren Batter, StieImutter uno :
6eidnieiter. Tie 10 jung 9eritor
bcut muroe am 10. Wioi aui Dean
solo Butte SrieohoI b%eeroiai, Rc'
"a %Hieblboud pom Epnoou, z. D.
d 4 Die Observation-Disclosures. Rube
iat,r 4ide. Wit Srub an ollie 2eier
4 SOFT.
3opio aurle.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
BImtige g6ikeret.

rSatcb :. Mertel Dat meinen
Yruoer eridoiisn!" Y,it oieien y9ors
len FAM am z onntae Wior9eu UNI
Ii llbr Sran5 St1pors in Die Office
s. ]. Clements eeeilt, nm Die notbis
gen Yapiere fir einen l5oitbeiebl
9e9en beIosten Ylertel auSIibren AT
loiIen.
Ndber beira9t, modDie er uns Die
iolaenoen WiihbeiIunsen: IS mgr
bel 8 llbr, ooamtos giorsen, berum,
ais Sron5, ipeldler in ieinem 6auie
am SenIter iab, Sotob N,erfel err.
blidte. lpie oerielbe ouI oas Saue
3uritt. Sein 9ruoer 6ueo luar IN
Der Sdeune. Inn Die pieroe Su be.
Icr9et. 8ur5 ooroui b6rte er Der
SGeune 5u bDitises ShimpIen mo
lab oann, ooB iein 9ruoer aus Der
Sdeune fom uno lon9iom Dem
Soufe 5uid)ritt. Altd lab er, ooB
WteifeI ibm, 5u YIeroe, IoIete. g0e.
ni9e Sd,riite bonn Sauie mod,ie
NierfeI Solt, 3o9 einen 9ieoolper,
uno it,oB aui ieinen Bruber. Sdanel
6finete er Die 5bir serobe in 3eii,
um Ieinem Bruoer S%eleaenbeit Su
9eben, IN oos Sous bineinautoum.
elm, 100 er erId)Dpft 3uiommenbrod,.
Gr bIutete beiti9 aus Der red).en
SduIter. 6Ieid1 not Der 5bot,
snloppirte Dtertel oopon.
Der Yerpumoete muroe in Die
Staot oebrad3t, mo bon ben Ootto.
ren Roientbol uno Gomorts unier.
lId)t uno perbunoen. Die Ruoei
iono man nid,t bis Eieneio9. 100
cine 5peite l%lnteriudyun9 5ei9te, ooB
lie Iid in Der Ndbe oee Jtiiderato
Ieit9eIeBt. Der Qerpmocte beiinoet
iidl Den Gmitdnoen nad mobler, ais
man anion9S ermoriet. bob lit man
nod nid)t iid)er, mic ole g9irtlmo
DER &u9el ouSIoIlen lpiro.
UierteI puroe Inter 6oIt oeiteut.
Gr botte iein 9oroerbDr oeItern
giobmittoa, ua6 Dem ee 3neimoI
oui9eld)uben moroen luor. Dos
9~teiuItot oieies 9oruerbDre luar, oab
er uuter 100000 9iireibait ben
straightforward iibereeben muir.
De. Bis iolpeit 1T bic 9Ireiboit
nidlt 9eiteIlt, uno er befinoet Iid) in
ben 6dnoen oes Sountp, SbsriHs.-
Supo Oerolo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

die SoumiD Gonpeniioa. bic am
Iepien SomSia9, ben IL. Juui IN
Der hieIieen Sias.ta!e s~e5ebaiien
puroe, mar In Wirtlid3teit eine
lleberroIdlume fir YieIe. Der Yor'
iBenber oieIer Convention waE an
moIi 1beo. J. y. @ieot bon garcia.
unb 2etretdr NOR 6err Sreo slrnoi
bon 9colo. 1
Dos ReloIution.6omi reid)te
oonn Die ioIsenoe. HeIoIutionen ELM
uno murben oieielben oneenommen
lpie Iolst:
,gDir, Die Hepublitoner Don Nlc'
Yberiom Gountp periommeIt in elmer
DeIesoten'S oupention, trueuern biers
ourch Die 5reue An Der 9roBen aIten
republitoniihen Yartei uno nebmen
ibre prin5ipien an, billi9en TIRE
poIitit uno inooiiiren ber,lid nno
ernItboit Die lpeiie, p~otriotiid)e mo
erioloreide Standardization o Trd'
iioeut Sbeooore Hooiereli.
Ylit SioIS mo Gbre 5eiscn mir oni
bic weiie ebrenhaite Stootsoerlpalt'
uns mieres Witbarsers oeS Ibtb.
Souperueur's @bas. u. ,8erreio,
ipeld)er Itets %9eipiienhoit uno ener'
9iid fir bic repI. portei I'M Son5en
Stoote g%earbeitet bat, uno Der iein
bobes Nmt nit 8eipect, Ghre nno
benz 9uien ySiIen zines ieoen Yir-
gers oisies Stootes u~erloiIen iuiro.
Wir Iino 9on5 beionoers StolS ouI
Die auIebt in Si9bmore ob9ebaItene
ytidJtereonpention, in melder unier
Ndtb., 2pmon Z. Boudler bon oies
fem GountD gum 3reisrid1ter fir
oieieu 6. Juoiciot Sircuit Diitritt
nominirt ipurbe, uno MIR mohten
ben, in oieIem EiItritt Iieeenoen
Spunties, Die uns in oieIem Gonteit
10 ener9iih uno tart m~it9eboiTen
boben iaeeu, ooB Wtcpberion Goun.
tp ibnen nic oos lobensrpertbe
Dert uerseiien lpirb NIB ,Iprefen
linen alien unieren ber3Iidlteu 0ont
hermit nus.
gdtrn9sooIl,
". 8. goit,
!. ID. Yrotpu.
SbriItion 6DbriE9.
Gomite.
0icrnoh iol9te Die giominirun9
pon ben Gountpbeomten mie ioIot:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
,agei: u. Seuernera6ermns.

Wenn ibr euer Gi9entbum 9e9en
Seusr, 9lib uno Sturm uno cure
Setreioe 9e9en 6o9eI ueritdern
poat in elmer suten 9eriidermeS
SeieaId)aTt, 10 oeriit5ert eS III Der
WtiIbont Gompomp, meIhe idon
LANCE bierberum @eId)dfte tbuen
our 9rDBten 3uirieoenbeit oGer. Sd,
iueroe ON 1s. Sui onioneen unO
neroe Damn ieoem Somsta9 IN Gu.
reto iein nm 9eriiderun9 ~ouiSunebs
men.
peter S%unter,
A9ent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
Eotis.

Nue oieienige perioueu, Die
9eimpit peroen mpuen, Iiuo hermit
erIudt nid)t ip6ter oils pie III oieIer
uno iu Der tommenoen Wo6e in
meiner Office in Gureto por3uipre.
den. s. s.. Seroes, Nr3t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
,ss- Wenu Ole slnItreidpiniel boben

1a- Dem Gle sInItreihpiniel bobeu
wouen, Damn fommen Sic an uns,
mir BADEN oieIeIben in olIcn Sorteil
unt Sr6ben gu ben mdBisiten Brei.
len. Gurefo Bazaar,
na Sine lebr 9roBe gusmobl pom
beiten 5er5orobt finoet moli 5u ben
nieori9iten Yreiien inn Surefa 20.
3aor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
hl Seri6t.

Vnreto bei5upobntn.
eino DuIloth weiIt se8en'
befudDSbaIber IN Der eioot.
q. bible. Der pieroebanoIer
iid) Sur 3eit ssihaiiSboIber
Fall.
r0eiien lie nid3i bic DerIiei'
Hoti5 bon Jacob 3eler IN
a9sobe 81 Ieien.
beft alipIel lit felt IeBter 40.
Ner in uuiercr Sd,tporStiinit'
ais SdriftIeBer tbdtis.
srinaen Sic Sbre Woae mad,
,reto 9aSoort 100 Sic ben
NtorfpreiS oaiiir erhalten.
. unSldd mond;er Wens
Itebt nid)t BARN. ooB lie su
boben, ionoern oariuJ bob
lei. iuouen.
rSulius Sd,omber febrte am
nieoer bon bent Often aus
oielbIt er Woorc fir ben bic.
o5nor %einfouIte.
an oer9eIie uid,t Die anSeir
penn 9eriid)eruusS.a sent,
Sunter, ouI onoerer Steue
MsSobe 3u IeIen.
idhite Wod)e iperoeu mir
Lriei BON Sottlieb 2ommerer
ad)oreIto, Siio.8uBloup, in
opolten brin9en.
p. 8. Jteinborot be9a IidD
citto9 9eiddftsboIber nod,
polls. Sr miro mor9en
Ibierber 5uriidtebren.
niro berid1tet. ooB Die
gpo9e" BON Aberbeen ben f..
lutIerer Staot Ieieru miro;
'cioI5u9 luiro Iie bierber brins
Biz baben cine sroBe uno ooll'
slusluobl bon 5arben uub
Spred,sn Sie bel uns DOR,
iroeno onoers no fauIen.
&o3oar.
Gun Die Sreibeits9Iode BON
Iii9en Reiie onrdJ'S gouo in
stiouSiteu un9sitoot cine feline
noHen, ioute lie uod) GoIoros
no! meloeu.
Srduen BON ben Oerren
IMoer uno u. Better BON Nr'
..ten 9eitern 5u geiude in oer
Die 0omeu tebrten om
lDieoer uod) Nrtoe 5uriid.
MOL! Sbeo. ), y. Sieot,
Z Dos @sitIieb Sioot Wobus
on Der PIciIeritroBe. 0crr
lermortet Ieine 5omiIie BON
aipn. onion9s nddDiten Wto
onliraI Seruero Iie9t in leis
sin III NsSoIuIien IN Spouieu
lrben. 81 mor elmer Der Sons
l,re, Die NIT Red)t Ioeeu ourI
aes lit perloreu, rltr Die Gbre
lie MISUNDERSTANDING, lueId)e
aeYberion Somtp beItimmt
no am IA. Juni IN geolo
Den ioate, muroc bon Jiid)ter
bis gum %. September 1904
sbcu.
err uno Srou e. Z. Boulder
q iid) am Wlouioe nud) ct.
ufn Die MISUNDERSTANDING bort
enideiu al nebmen. gle per,
taeidbr orei Wodleu BON bier
eno fem.
luf onoerer Steue pieieS 8lot,
oeu unIere 9eebrten yeier oos
itdniide Sountp Sidet, mel.
~ Samsto9, IN Der III Sureto
oltenen Gountp Convention,
teqt uuroe.
/. ). Dill, Der prdfoent BON
rcat Nortberu Giienbobn, pro.
ilr ben HorolpeIten Die erDB-
Ite. bic man iemole oeIeben
poHentIid) lpiro Die prupbe
] BON Serru 6iH ,uabr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

Stniiiarben. tlniere 1drben fino ole
tciten yiineroIiarbeu oui benz Nlartte,
uno linp uIs bic ridltieiten mno rein,
ten Sasben %8oraniiri. Sureta SoSaor
Wlon uer9eiic nid,t Der 4. Gull
5eier ia Gmreto bei5uiuobuen. Gm'
reto miro ben o~ieSidbrisen 4. Suti
oui cine id)6nere uno ~srcbarti9ere
gUeiIe ieiern, oIS lpic oieIe um9e'
aeno eS nod ie 5upor 9eieben hat.
0err NIB Srou !. vi. Yroipn
besoben nd, am Wlontos nod Dant'
ton, Q. q, INN Der i0br!i6en
.Gaitern Stor 2ooaep 9eriamlmlun9,
weld)e bieIe Wod)e bort itottlinoct,
bei5uiuobnen.
- Sr6ulein Gaor Dina Don Wlon'
DIETER, y9isconIiu fam lebte Wohe
bier an nm ibreu Sblueitern Tror
s. y. Eonconon uno Grou Noam
!. 6e5el bierieIt It an beinden. sri.
Sin5 lpuroe bon unierem SdDuIrothe
ais 2ebrerin fir oaS tommenoe
Sd,uliobr on9eitellt.
Ibener WlcSinlep, Bruoer 3li
unicrem 3uiebt per%itorbenen prdli'
oenten ism. Gicainlep, ipurbe am
SomSto9 Wor9en. ben IL. Juni il,
Ieinem Seim an Canton, Ohio IN
.inem Stuble iibeuo. toot ~porseiun'
ben. !S%crStronfbeit iol Ieinen ploB'
Iiden 5oot berbei9efibrt boteK.
ba- g9ir baben unIdneit cine
GarIaoune oes idoniten uno beIten
Sol5es erbolten. gDir bolten unler
So,s INNER unter Dad. Wenn Sie
IoldeS sebrauhen, baum tbun sic
out luenn Sie nob unIeren preiIen
irouen mto inner Soi3 Ieben. ehc
sic IonItpo %fauIem. Gureto 8oSoar.
- Sr6ulein 0tiunie 6eSel, bic ben
gYinter iiber an Sremont, Nebr., in
Der sdnuIe wor, beIinoet iid our 3eit
in Nbe-oeen bel Serr mo Srou Sbri.
itopb Se3el an 8eIud)e. sic piro
oieie Wohe nod bierber 3uriidteb.
rem uno nilo hire 9nlteaun9 ais 9I'
iiitent.p oItneiiterin inn bieii9n Poit-
ANTE mieoer iiberuebmen.
-Sreo, 8uitoo uno Heinbolo auh'
Oh o 6oSmer poren am DienS'
too onoenehme 8eiuder in oieIer
1ruderei, Die 5lpei %eritere Yritoer
iino Ionoidhri9e mo criolareid)c
Mariner bon ner 0oSmer umge9cno,
nuGbreno Der iebtere @ruocr 9tctl.
bolo, crit Dor 3rpei Wod,en bon
Deutidlouo bierber eiumonoerte
Die 6erren iino icbr auirieoen nit
ben 9e9enmdrti9en Grntenou6Iibten
in Der Sosmer llmoe9eno.
- Soiier y8iIbeIm IdBt in &icI
uid1t mlr fir ieinc Sdite einen GRO
Beren, ionoeru audi liir Die ins mo
auSldnoiid)en Yertreter Der preiie
eilIen tleineren, bequemeu Gallon
oompIer m6breuo Der &ieIer Wode
hortern. Der 8eiud) oeS 46nias
Gouoro oon Gnoldno miro oorous.
IihtIid) 3obIreide GorreIpouoenten
nod Giel bringen, Die 0ont Der
toiierIid)en 5iirior9e fir Die 9eriht
eritottuuo oui Gee Die bette llntertunTt
crbolten meroen.
= Sobam ShnoheI, Der u Nieis
len oItlid) Don Gureto mobnbaIt lit,
IieB Iid tiir6lid) ein WobnbouS
22x26 Rub 9roB pom benz onbe.
%tonnten Soumeiiter Sobn g. Neu-
bortb bnuen. 6err Sdnobcl hat
Iid) ooS nDtbi9e SoI3 ourd ben
Sol6mom Oicoerid)s ihiden IaIien
uno IieB Iid) bon Dem nod iibri9
9ebliebeuen Ool3e Elm SxS uno 3
Sub bobcS 0orbauS oapon erribs
len. Das neue Wphnbous puroe
am Sreito9 ierti9 mo 1T ee cine
3ieroe fir feline um9e9eno, uno Die
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-14

ting privilege in the Congressional
Record, the action of the Republicans
using the Congressional Record as a
campaign document was brought to
light by the vigilance of Chairman
Cowherd, of the Democratic congress-
ional committee.
Representative McCleary, of Mimi
esota, has been In Washington ever
since the adjournment of congress
and he has prepared a campaign doc
ument n had it printed in the Rec
ord 81 that the Republican campaign
managers a send it out under their
franks. The story is that on April
% last, Mr.. McCleary got one minute
of time in which Ito deliver a speech.
He spoke his little minute and sat
down and did not as is the custom
get either leave to print or permits
sion to extend his remarks in the Re-
cord. Imagine the surprise of every
body when the Record came out June
20, seven weeks after the adjournment
of congress, the latest in the history
of that publication that it has beer
held open, containing a speech by
Mr.. McCleary of Minnesota, of about
1O0, 900 words and forty pages in
length.
This is a fair sample of Republican
gall and unlimited nerve out of which
has grown the gigantic graft that is
daily going on in all the departments.
The Republicans have come to look
upon the public service as their very
own property to be used as they may
see fit, and it is up to the people OF
the country to give them a jar in
this campaign such as they will never
forget.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-14
The Artesia Exchange.

w. H. McClintock, manager of the
Roswell and Pecos Valley Telephone
Company, went to Artesia last even
ing to make the connections for the
local telephone exchange. The citi-
zens of that little town can now say
Hello" all over Artesia. A year ago
wires were not necessary to make a
sound heard in any part of town. The
progressive citizens of Artesia are to
be congratulated on the up-to-date
methods they are pursuing.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-14
LAND HUNGER
AMONG AMERICANS.

The homesteaders' rush to the
Rosebud Indian reservation in South
Dakota, which has just been thrown
open ITO settlement, shows a phase of
A~mericanism which is very far from
being new. but which has not mani
tested itself quite so spectacularly
in the past few years as it did in ear
lier times. This is the craving for
and on which to speculate. When, at
the end of the French and Indian
war, George HIS proclamation shut
out his American colonists from the
chance of getting land west of the
Alleghanies, he started the breach
between the colonists and the mother
country which, years later, brought
the conflict that resulted in American
independence.
American adventures before the
beginning of the nineteenth century
began to spy out the Spanish lands
west of the Mississippi and saw that
they were good, n wanted to get
a chance to occupy them. The trans
fer of those lands by Spain back to
France in 1900 and their sale by b.
naparte to Jefferson in 1903 was what
prevented the American frontiersman
from provoking a war which would
give them a pretext for Selling them.
Stephen F. Austin's American colon
lists in Texas had the ultimate con-
quest of hat region in view before
it passed from Spain to Mexico, and
before the colonists had fairly estab-
lished themselves in it. Santa Ana
furnished the Americans in Texas
with Indictment for revolution, but a
smaller p%rovocation would have done
the same thing sooner or later.
A similar spirit Of adventure and
conquest sent thousands of American
~colonists across the great American
desert and over the Rocky mountains
into the valley of the Columbia in
order that that region, in the contro-
versy with Great Britain, should be
won for the United States. New Mex
was pretty we'll Americanized by
the Santa Fee traders from st. Louis
long before Taylor's shot was heard
the Rio Grande. This spirit in a
little different form, was shown in
the wild rush in which a great COM
of 5U0. 900 people was planted
in Oklahoma between noon and sun
set on April %, 1889. The Rosebud
scramble for precedence in the draw
Ing of the lands, which will begin a
few weeks hence, is another variant
Of the same phenomenon. The Vests
settlement and development has still
some picturesque phases.-Giobe-De-
mocrat.