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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Edwin Norris.

Governor Toole's recommend alton
to the Eighth Legislative assembly con-
tains the cardinal issues of the state
campaign, and the democratic state
convention made the governors mes
sage the foundation for it's platform.
These issues are vital, and the changes
demanded in the constitution and the
statutes are most necessary to the gem
eral welfare of the people of this state.
By electing the democratic state ticket
and democratic legislature, the de-
mands Of the platform will be put into
effect, and thus the people of Montana
will have the satisfaction of knowing
that we have not only done what is
best, but have also taken an advanced
position among the states in regard to
measures that will in a few years have
the approval of the American people.
''it as proper that Montana should
be in the lead in these matters. The
people are awakening to the import
ance OF the initiative and referendum.
direct primary nomination law, a
railroad commission, an efficient fell
low servant law and other democratic
measures, so it is proper that we
should be IN the front of the movement
The people know that the democratic
party is III earnest when it advocates
these measures; and / believe the peo-
plee feel that the republican party is
not equally sincere.
There are many laboring men in
Montana, and they will approve Judge
Porker's S opinion that an eight hour
law IS constitutional. In view of the
conditions in Colorado, it Is inportan,
for the people of Montana to have in
the governor S office man like Cover
nor Toole. He should and will be re-
elected, and in the other state Offices to
uphold his democratic policies and
help him on the state boards should be
democrats; and TO put into effect the
demands and pledges of the democratic
platform, the legislature should be
democratic.
II heartily approve of the democratic
platform and of Governor Toole's DO
sltion, and pledge myself to aid him in
every way possible, personally and
officially, if | am elected
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Charles III. Hall.

"This is campaign of issues that
make men think. The more they think,
the more certain they are that the
democratic platform means something
for the good of the people, and that the
republican platform is one without
meaning or promise of better things.
The democratic platform is a pledge
to the people that if our state ticket is
elected and a democratic legislature is
elected, the corporations will have to
keep out of politics in Montana.
"That is what the people want. The
people of the state are competent to
manage their own political affairs
without corporation meddling. There
were no corporation agents in the con-
vention that framed the Declaration of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Austin G. GOrnrfIey.

"This is the peoples, and not the
politicians campaign" said Mr..
Gormley, the democratic candidate for
congress. "The people see their chance
to secure the reforms recommended by
Governor Toole, whereby the corpora
tions and boodlers can be kept out of
politics. A primary nomination law
and the initiative and referendum will
do the business.
''The only way to bring about these
and other reforms recommended bv
Governor Toole is through the demo-
cratic party. The labor and popul,st
parties recognized this when they en-
dorsed the democratic ticket, and in
doing so they showed that they were
actuated by something more than de-
sire for office.
''The republicans simply laugh at
their own party's declarations on these
questions. Their platform is treated
as joke everywhere.
are gaining ground in the state. If
Parker is elected president, he will
stand for constitutionalism, as opposed
to the absoluteism of Roosevelt. Oues-
tons Of finance can we'll be held in
allegiance, but the American people can
hardly afford to endapger the funda-
mental principles of the republic by
endorsing the eXtrauagant imperil-
istic and unconstitutional policies oI
the republican party.
"With Parker as president and
Toole as governor, the citizens OF Mon
tana will be secure in all OF the rights
guaranteed them under the state and
| federal constitutions.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Finley Mcisae.

| Finley McRae, of Helena, democratic
candidate for clerk of the supreme
court, is well known over the state.
Interviewed in Helena last week he
said:
81 stand now just where ! stood last
year when expressed my sentiments
III regard to the proper platform for
the democrats this year. Ever since
Governor Toole sent his famous mes
sage to the Eighth Legislature, 1 have
been in favor of the main features of
that message as the foundation for our
platform this year. That is what the
democratic convention did, and ic.ory
was assured when chat platform was
adopted.
II have met the gentlemen on the
democratic ticket, and without excep-
tlon they are worthy of the hearty sup
port of the people; men who will per-
form the duties Of their Offices satisfac-
torily and give the state a good admin
istration.
The plain, candid platform of our
party shows that the democratic party
is close to the people, not only willing
to trust the people, but anxious for
them to have political power in their
own hands and use it. The central
til ought Of the platform is that the peo-
pie can be trusted, that they are the
only source OF political power, ard
that their rights are not safe any
where except in their own hands.
eff the people of Montana want
honest primaries, if they want nomi-
nations made by themselves instead of
by corporations, if they want whole
some check on the legislature so that
our lawmakers cannot be controlled bv
corporations, if they want fair treat
ment from the railroads, if they want
to bring their state government closer
to them, they will elect the democratic
candidates for the legislature, and will
elect the whole state ticket.
''The prospects for democratic sue
cess and for a change from unc1ean to
clean political methods have never
been so bright in this state. The
democratic platform meets every de-
mand of a very large majority of the
people who want to wash tbs dirt out
of our politics. Our platform is def
mite. 1t means what it says, and no
one has to guess at what it means. It
says to the people that the democrats
of Montana are opposed to any sort of
corporation rule, to all sorts of boss
rule, and want nothing but rule of the
people. That means good government
and clean government.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
David G. Browne.

David G. Browne, of Fort Benton,
candidate for state treasurer, is one of
the best political observers in the state.
Speaking of the ticket and platform,
he said:
''We have an excellent ticket and a
very popular platform. l confidently
expect to seS the state go for Parker
and Davis and for the whole state
ticket. The candidates are working,
with a Will, and have behind them a
united party, and, in fact, united
parties that stand for the same prin-
ciples.
Our platform is one that appeals to
all classes Of citizens, and is a
straig ghtfor ward, candid statement to
the people of what the democrats will
do. 1t is d platform that means pro-
gress and cleaner politics in the state.
| believe the great majority of the vot-
ers are tired of unclean politics, and il
they are, all they have to do to make
Montana politically clean is to elect a
democratic administration and the
democratic candidates for the legisla
ture.''
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
j. M, Hay.

Ihe democratic candidate for super
intendent of public instruction is 81
years old. He completed course at
the Helena Business College, studied
at the Agricultural College at Boze-
man, and is graduate of Highland
Park College, Des Moines, Iowa. He
taught district and village schools for
three years, was four years principal
OF the East Side schools of Bozeman,
aud two years superintendent Of
Gallatin county; has been twice presi-
dent of the Montana Teachers Asso-
citation and is now president. AT
present he is serving his seventh year
as city superintendent of the Red
Lodge schools.
THE people Of eastern Montana are
deeply interested in irrigation" saws
Mr.. Kay, land the stand the demo-
cratic party has taken in their plat
form, and with Governor Toole's rec
ord to back it, will insure majority
vote from our part of the state for the
democratic ticket.
1.-The strong stand of the democrats
on the initiative and referendom strikes
a responsive chord. The men who
labor, and all classes of business men
who deplore corporation control of
legislation, realize that they can have
Legislation for the people by voting the
democratic ticket.
"The national ticket is gaining
strength every day, and I believe 1t
will carry the state. We will send a
democratic senator from Carbon county
to aid in enacting into law the meas
ures for which our party stands.
There is nothing that will do more to
purify politics than a direct primary
nomination law"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Notice of Dissolution of Part
nerSflip.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between A.
h. Sickler and Henry Clifford, and
doing business at Forsyth, Montana,
under the firm name of Sickler &
Clifford, has been this day dissolved
by the sale and transfer of all of the
interests of the said Henry Clifford
therein to the said A. r. Sickler, and
that said A. r. Sick1er will continue
said business in his own name.
28.4t A. r. SICKLER.
HENRY CLIFFORD.
Dated this 10th day of October, 1904.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13

independence, or in the one that wrote
the constitution of the United States.
We cannot have clean politics or a
peoples government until the corpora
tions are put out of politics by direct
primary nominations and the initia-
tive and referendum. We will not have
fair treatment from the railroads until
we have railroad commission to pro-
tect the people. The democrats will
win this year because they deserve to
win.''
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
Best Remedy for Consumption.

''The finest remedy for consumption
ever used is Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets says Mr.. Eli
Butler, of Frankville, N. Y. "They
act gently and without any unpleas-
ant effect, and leave the bowels in a
perfectly natural condition. Sold by
all druggists.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13
TALKS FOR
DEMOCRACY.
The Various Democratic Cam
didateS for State offices
Are Confident of
Success.
Some Logical Reasons Why the Demo-
cratic Ticket Should Win.

All the candidates on the democratic
state ticket were in Helena last week
attending the fair and meeting their
friends from different parts of the
state and were interviewed for the
News. All are enthusiastic in the
work of the campaign and confident of
success for the whole ticket in Novem-
Der.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-13

Why let your property go uninsured
when you can procure the best poll
cies through P. c. Schoelkopf. \
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
Hernlos0 tltul0

otros con necia palabrerla y espejismos
falsos.
La realidad Sc impone ante II rea-
lidad hay que ceder, sobre todo cuando
esta realidad Sc convicrte en- IN cata-
clismo.
Nuestra Isla. aunque sometida al
yugo espafIol, hubo de alcanzar en- las
postrimerias de aquel Gobierno. algo
noble elevado lego conseguir con
una prosperidad relativa en- su situacion
economics, una politica propia en- su ad-
ministracion, cosas ambas de las que hoy
carece,
7 no es que al confesar este 1ltimO,
reneguemos nj maldigamos de Ia nueva
bandera que hoy nos cobija; este, en- Ia
bios de algunos, solo puede resultar una
vulgaridad; 10 que 81 afirmamos 10
afirmamos con convencimiento pleno, es
que baio la actual domination hemos re-
trocedido grandemente y que nuestro
pals, hoy va en- estado de miseria mar
cha la ruina final con pasos de gigantic.
De ahf que los que realmente nos
sentimos pttertOTTlQeen0S no nos canse-
mos de lamentar este estado de cosas,
solicitando que Sc busque un modo rapl-
do y SECURE para remediarlo.
Pedir este, no es querer NAL Is
naci6n que nos ampara; pedlr este, no
es ser antiamericanos, pedir este es 10
1ltimo que puede pedir un hijo carlfoso
para su pobre madre que agonizs de mi
seria-
Pcr ell contrario, no creemos que
sean verdaderos hijos de esta patria in
feliz. los que por gozar de sueldos y pre-
bendas, callan.y consienten, y, 10 que es
aim mas criminal, Sc unen al enemigo CO.
nun para acelerar su muerte.
Oh. Estos hijos esp1reos nj son,
nj podran ser puertorriquefos: estos son
unos 5uCJas,y no les cabe otra expression.
Nosotros creemos que ha llegado ell
| dia de demostrar nuestro legltimo dere-
cho, nuestra legftima obligation de de-
fender la patria, y de que todos los que
Sc sientan verdaderos puertorriquehos,
Sc unan para salvarla.
No es bastante, no, ell rid1culo pate7'-
to1w5QueHe0. Con llorar no hacemos ma
da, como NADIA hizo Jerem1as llorando So
bre las murallss de Jerusalem.
Sc necesita f6 vslor, constancia y
enterezs.
Debemos luchar, va que no por
nuestra salvaci6n, por Ia salyaci6n de
nuestros hijos; que ellos, en- mejores
6pocas, recordando nuestro patriotismo,
han de sentirse tambien pusrtO1viQue550s.
Infeliz de nuestra patria 81 nuestros
hijos no llegsn sentirse orgullosos de
ostentar ese tftulo sagrado.
lPobre del pals ell dia que Lo existan
pUertOTT1q 1que5tOS. ....!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
FL de DuertOrriQue6Os.

Ell de puert01TiQueHOs.
Es ell t1tulo mas honroso para los
que la dicha tuvieron, aunque ahora pu-
diera llamarse desgracia. de nacer en- esta
TERRA.
Es ell sello bendito que marcaron
nuestras madres en- nuestras frentes con
ell primer beso, que hizo estremecer de
gozo su coraz6n dulcisimo.
Es ell palpitar de un amor virgen,
de un amor puro, del amor de nuestrs
Patris, de esa Patria infeliz que 81 oprl-
mida aver, hoy sufre ell peso mas horrl-
BILE de la desgracia.
Els ell primer rayo-de luz que ilumi-
no nuestros ojos que q iluminar vino
nuestras aImas en- los dfas felices de Ia
juventud.
Es ell 1nico escudo que nos queda
para defender nuestrs ruina total, ell uni
co baluarte para defendernos a1n, teme-
rosos de que nos los tomen.
Ell tftulo de puerto1rique55Os es ell
1nico que nos puede salvar, 81 ese tftu-
10 damos todo ell valer y toda la signifi-
cancia que tiene.
Este tftulo no es, como dicen algu-
nos ell pelert0rraque7ze0 in1til de los que
in6tilmente lloran sus desgracias.
Este tftulo es ell que significa ell es-
fuerZo de nuestro valor, de nuestra fe y
de nuestra esperanto.
Todo ell que go Sse11tG puertorrique-
10, puede decir que, aunque sucumba.
sucumbira con gloria, porque gloria es
la del martir Y tai vez mas immortal que
Ia del h6roe
Pero !. ese tftulo llega sentirse
por todoS IA vez, entonc4s, irremlsl-
bIemente hemoS de sAlvarnos, porque
con On solo grito, con IN solo movimien-
to, con una sola actitud, nos haremos
invencibles.
Ahora bien; al todos dicen alar-
dean de sentirse puertorriquefIos, no
todos 10 son aunque 10 clamen y 10 di-
gan, porque la verdad es una solo una
verdad esta envuelta en- ese tftulo sa'
grsdo.
En- Puerto Rico hay dos tendencias,
6 mejor dicho, dos clases de puertorri'
quefios.
Unos que anteponen ell bien de 81
patria al suyo propio; Otros que pospo'
nen este oien & sus particulares intere'
ses.
ST sc pudiera lamar buen hijo g
el que dejara morir de miseria su pro
pia msdre, por cOnservar 6l un bienes
tar relative. tendrfames 4 los segundos
Si por ell contrsrio este hijo sacri
fcara su bienestar por ell de su madre
tendrfamos los primeros.
Y no Sc nos olga que los segundos
es decir, los que posponen ell bien de Ii
Patria sus particulares intereses, pue
dan nj pOr IN momento eDgafiar lo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
VeIddd Ilri(O-dramdti(a

La <Luz del Porvenirs, sociodad de
artesanos de San Sebastian, nos euvfa
atenta invitaci6n para la yelada que ha
debido verificar Ia noche del IS de los
corrientes, con ell proerama que sigue:
Sinfonfa por Ia orquesta que dirige
ell reputado professor don Jes6s Figue-
roa.
Representation del drama Gel Ami
llo de Bronces, original de don Jose
Avellenet Balaguer, como fin de fies-
ta, la chispeante piecesita sPor una car
bonerla>
Ell grupo de afcionados & cuyo car
go esta la Interpretation de dichas obras
10 forman las sefIoritas Margarita Villa
nueva y Paula Correa. los senores don
Juan Gonzalez, don Carmelo Cruz, don
Santiago Nieves. don Felipe Efrece, don
Tomas Lopez, don Francisco Lopez,
don Francisco Torres don Francisco
Raya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21

miado por la gravedad de los asuntos en-
Colombia y ell Extreme Oriente, fortifi-
cara de una manera poderosa los princi-
pales puntos de las costas de Puerto Ri
co y Filipinas Embellishments ell Co.
bierno desmonte ell material de guerra
que existe en- las que fueron sus colonias,
sera reemplazsdo por otro, construyen-
dose nuevas y poderosas baterlas.
Ell GENERAL GIMENEz
Con Ia toma de Puerto Plata Mou-
tecristy por las tropas del General Mo-
rales, Presidente de Ia Rep6blica, Sc
con6rma por complete ell fracaso de la
rebellion acaudillada por ell General Gil
menez.
UN MONARCH GRAVE
Ell rey Francisco Jose sigue grave.
Temese que su enfermedad pueda tener
un desenlace fatal. Ell pueblo Sc aglo-
mera todos los dias frente Palacio, pa
ra saber por los boletines oficiales, las
alternatives de Ia dolencia que sufre ell
monarch, ell cual es muy querido On todo
el reino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
San Sebastian

Han resultado muy animadas las
fiestas patronales de San Sebastian, or
ganizadas por la culta sociedad sCasino
del Pepino1.
Desde ell dia 10 hasta ell 20, no ce-
saron ell entusiasmo y la expansion de
aquellos vecinos.
Hubo juegos populares, mascaradas
Y bales, en- medic de la mas intensa ale :
grfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
ASambIea eSpiritiStd

Hemos recibido ell folleto que con-
tiene una extensa Memoria de la Asam-
blea Espiritista celebrada en ell Teatro
de Mayagliez los dias Is 19 de Abril
de 1903
Esta muy bieng redsctada hace ex-
posici6n de todos los trabsjos realizados
en- la referida Asamblea.
Agradecemos ell obsequio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
UItimoS cables
LA OLA DE FRO

ContinGA Ia ola de frfo causando
alarma en- Nueva York y otras poblacio-
nes de la gran rep1blica. La tempera-
tura glacial, excesiva, hsce crecer ell nfl-
nero de vfctimss en- los campos. La
nieve alcanza este invierno mucha mas
Hltura que otros amos. Reina un frfo es-
pantoso en- todo ell pals. Los campos
presentan tristfsimo aspecto.
FLOTILLA DE ToRPEDEROs
Sc preparan grandes festejos en- Ca
narias para obsequiar los jefes o6cia-
les de In cuadrilla norteamericana de
torpederos La fotilla visitara ademas
de los de Canarias. algunos puertos prin-
cipales de Espafia. Los americanos han
sido cordialmente recibidos.
Ell TRATADo DE PANAMA
En- ell Senado americana Sc esta dis
cutiendo nuevamente ell tratado del Ca
nal interocceanico, esta siendo objeto
de Ia mas rigurosa actuslidad. Sc aguar-
da con verdadero interes ell informe del
Senador Hanna, ell que Sc cree adverse &
todo 10 concertado en- ell Itsmo. Existe
gran expectation por escuchar al ilustre
Senador.
En- Ell SENADo
Los incidentes del gran debate par
lamentario promovido en- Washington,
con motive de la discussion del tratado de
Panama, interesan vivamente Ia opinion
europea, que los conoce en- todos sus de-
TALES, Dor los numerosos despachos ca
blegraficos que trasmiten todos los CO.
rresponssles.
TRoPAs 4 VALENCIA
Avissn de Madrid que ell Gobierno
ha ordenado la salida de tropss con des-
tino Valencis, en- provision de que vuel
van repetirse las manifestations hosti-
les contra ell successor del Csrdenal He
rrero Espinosa MonsefIor Nozaleda es
francamente odiado por ell pueblo yalen
ciano.
BARCELONA
La huelga de los trabajsdores de los
muelles de Barcelona, despues de pasar
por variss alternatives, parece solucio-
NADIA.
Ell GoBIERNo JAPONEs
Apesar de las tendencias de paz sus-
tentadas shors por Rusis, ell Jap6n quie-
re precinitar la ruptnra de hostilidsdes,
para definr SD situsci6n en- la peninsula
de Coraa Aseg1rase que el virrey chi
no de Peteheli. organiza un formidable
ejercito para ayudar al JaDon.
GRANDEs FoRTIFICAcIoSEs
Ell gobierno de Washington, apre- !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
DE HAWAII
Fl nueYO SpGptdrlO del TprritOriO

A. G. L. Atkenson. ha sido NOM
brado por ell Presidente de los Estados
Unidos. Secretario del territorio de Ha-
waii, en- susttuci6n de George r Car
ter. que ha sido elegido Gobernador de
Hawaii, con motive dc Ia designation de
Mr.. Sanford Dole para Juez de Distrito
G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-21
Fdrmada Mdrque1 ROig. Arae Antes SD. de H so% ogI

uiIIIuSiu I'IuI quLL NUfS. prar sus madi.
cinas yisite la Farmacia Marquee Roig.
I'm ella enc0ntrara ell surtido mas com.
pietO de articulos de su ramo, perso0al
competente para el dsspacho de recetas.
a las cusles SO dedica especial cuidado.
agrado. prontitud en- el despacho pre-.
clos sin competencfa. Caguas. Puerto
Rico. alt.