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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

y dice que, dlchO comite no es un Fri
bunal sino una Junta de cinco indivi-
duos que entienda de muchisimas CO.
sas que no entlenda mejor ell Juez.
Ademas, ,el referido Comite no obli-
ga nadie y deja en plena libertad la
libre independence de los comercian-
tes.
El senior Santoni, impugna los ar
gumentos del senior Besosa,
FL senior de Diego, dice que la
Asamblea tiene acknowledgements facul-
tad para crear tribunales, pero depen-
dientes del gobierno, y no de un orga-
nismo particular.
Puede concederse la C&mara de
Puerto Rico el arbitraje conforme al
articulo POS del C6digo civil.
Ell sehor Besosa, defeude ell bill
presentado y dice cue Ia Camsra de
Comercio no pretende violar uinguna
ley de los c6digos.
Diio que este del arbitraje no era
una cosa nueva, pues en- los Estados
Unidos cXjste como en- otros puntos de
Europa.
La Camara de Comsrcio reclama
precisamente 10 que es una cos
tumbre vieja va en- la metr6po.
Ii. Dijo que ell bill encaja jaba perfecta
mente bien en los t6rminos de la ca
mara de Comercio de Puerto Rico.
FL senior de Diego Sc levanta a pro.
, poner algunas enmiendas al bill del
senior Besosa, on la secci6n 2.
Qledaron aceptadas.
Ell senior de Diego propone otra
eumienda interviniendo en- la discussion
los sefIores Medina, Santoni y Besosa
Ell se12r Ramos pide que Sc consi.
dere sufcientemente dlscutido el punto
Sc pone & votaci6n la enmiends
del senior de Diego, habiendo retiradc
la suya ell senior Besosa,
Qled6 tomada en- consideration, J
ell sefior de Diego preSent6 una tercers
enmienda, que tambien Sc aprob6.
Ell senior Santoni propone una mo
ci6n Y e. secuud4dJ por 81 81 B ,soss
In enmienda fuG apro6nda.
Ell senior Saatoni llama tambief
Ia atouci6a de q secciGn =, pAgina q
y siguientes del bill acerca de la ca
mara de Ccmercio y propone uoa mo
didcaci6n.
FL senior S1ler combate Ia modif.
caci6a del senior Santoni y la caliGcs
de ociosa.
Intervene el senor de Diego.
Ell senior Besosa propoue una en-.
mienda Ia del sen )r Santoni.
/ La Camara apruebs la enmiendt
preSentada por el se1or lie Diego flu,
Rprobada.
Il senior de Diego propone que s.
aprueban sin discussion las seccione
A., So, ga, r. y 50 del bill.
FL seHor M3ndez Cardona, pid
que el bill pase la Comisi6n, ga
mar tempo para otros asuntos gu
reclananla atencl6n de los delegados
Continuaron dlsclt.t ld9se las,de
mas sccciones del bill ndmoro I, y Ii
Camara aprob6, en- resumidas cuentas
ell bill del senor Besosa, con enmien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

podran tocar en- cualquiera de los
puntos de la isla, siempre que hsya
sufciente carga.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
FRITZE, LUNDT & COMP. SUCE-
SORES, San Juan, Agentes generates.
FFRITZE, LUNDT & COMP,
SUCESORES, Maysgtez. Agentes.
J. z. SILVA BANK g. COMP,
Aguadilla. Agentes.
G. LEDESMA & COMP, Arecj.
bo. Agentes.
FELICl & COMP, Ponce. Agen.
AS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de dueHo este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes rsformas.
que lie ponen a la altura de los meio-
res de su clase. En- 81 Sc encontrarau
los mas exquisltos p!atos de las coci.
mas francess, americana, inglesa !
criolla, asf como un excelente servi.
clio en- todo 10 que Sc reiaciona con a.
to clase de establecimientos.
Una visita al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
La Pe-ru-na cOnOCi.
da y alabada p0r
terra y mar.

"Un marinero enfermo
es un hombre bastante
indtil. He encontrado
que la Peruna hara mas
que ningun remedio que
cOnOYnn NOVA eor,.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
|n|oInaciiones De Ia C5naIa
Session del dla %

Sc abri6 la session las tres y Guar
to de 10 tarde presidiendo ell senior
Matienzo Cintr6n.
RI secretario pas6 lista encoutr&n-
dose presentes 30 delegados.
Ell secretario dio leotura al acta
de 10 session anterior y fu6 aprobada.
El senior Santoni pide la CANA
ra se discuta el informe de Ia Comi-
sion de Hacienda que entiende en- Ia
reclamation que ha presentado don
Manuel Calder6n en- cobro de:honora-
rios por servlcios hechos como SO
cretario interino de la Corte de Dstri-
to de Arecibo.
El se6or Domenech somete el asun.
to & una question de orden.
Ell senior Presidente apoya la me.
sion del delegado de Aguadilla por
creerla justa.
Ell senior de Diego manifesto que
Ia cantidad del sehor Calder6n puede
incluirse en- Ell bill de de6cencias.
FL senior Bernardini apoya el die
tSmen de la Comisi6n de Hacienda y
pide al senior Domenech explique las
diferencias que median entire un bill y
una resolucion.
FL senior Domenech dice que no
tiene absolutamente ningGa inconve-
niente en- que 10 petici6n que hace el
senior Calder6n, sea considerable por
la Camsra.
Sc pons discussion y fa6 apro'
bado.
FL sefior Camufias prspone que sc
pase ell dict&msn de la Comisi6n acer.
ca del H. B. n1msro ala orden del
dia de la session que Sc celebre hoy y
se aprueba por la C&mara.
81 senior Montalvo Gueoard pro,
pone que un bill presentado acerca de
Ia matrfcula del ganado, sea tornado
en- consideration por la sola lectura
de 81 tftulo.
Fu6 aprobado.
FL senior Santoni pide CUE Ia ca
mara se constituya en- comision tota1
para discutir el H. B. "a del sefIor Be
sosa. El Presidente pasa Ell eslntC
& votaci6n Qued6 aprobada Ia pei
ci0n del sefior Santoni
Ell bill del senior Besosa es w pro
yecto dc ley para incorporar le ca
mara de Comsrcio de la isla de Puer
to Rico, tormando un cuerpo civil
corporaci6n con el nombre de C4mara
de Comercio de la isla.
El sefior Sautoni Sc opons & deter
minadas secciones del bill cue pider
resolver controversies y desageoencia:
entire personss dedicadas q los nego
clos y promover ell b;enestar genera
y el ordsn y buen goblerno del pueblo
Dor correspondent estoS actos los tri
bunales de iuSticia correspondientes
Pids algunas enmiendas & la Ca
mara en- la sscci6n ,, Inca una, de ID
pAgina dos.
Sc promueve una discussion entrt
al sefior Bssosa con respecto q la crea
ci6n del Comite d. Arbltrae.
El sefior Besosa dice, que la Ley
Foraker no impide & la Asamblea lie
gIslstiva crear una Corte, cIalquiert
que sea, mientras no este en- pugn;
con las leyes de Puerto Rico. D3fut
20 Que significa ell Comite de Arbitrai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Vapor ''Caracas''

Pasaisros salidos en- dicho yapor
para New York:
Lieut. Z. p. Fortston, 7. Wllhers-
poon, +. NJ. Rakestraw, Franklin Fa-
ker, doctor Heueberger, Frank r. Fill
ter, Commander Cutler, David T. Co.
loman, j. D, Hallen and wife, Louis
A. Train, II. q. Mcbride, r. C. Chap
man, VIM II. Vroom, Rev A. Venom.
ma, doctor T c. Hailes, Miss Olga
Frost Mrs L c. de Figueredo, Miss
G, Figueredo, r. A. Woodbridge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Cdnaa de Delegates De Puerto-Rco
EI23 de Enero de 1905
Los sshores Camuhas y Gambia prescntaron ell sguene
Pr0yeCtO de Lew

PROYECTO DE LEY. Para proyeor
10 necesario al ebjeto de enyiar
i6venes pusrtorriquefos os para a l.
ouirir la prSctica necesaria eu es
kabIecimientos industriales de los
Estados Unldos, para enmend ar
Ia Ley EScolar Compilads y para
Vtros anel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

tambien Ia hemos encontrado muy
buena para la influenza.
''La Peruna es siempre una de las mas
importantes provisiones del vapor."-
e. A. Watson.
Con una botells de Peruna abordo los
marineros tienen un remedio en- que
pueden tener confianza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

Decrease p3r la ABamblea Legis.
latiya de Puerto Rico.
Secci6n Ole la secci6a IS de
la Ley Escolar Compilada aprobada
Ell L de Mario de 1903, SC enmendarA
como sigie:
Seccion IS. Anualmente Sc esco.
gerA, como mas adelants 90 establece,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Una desgTacia

EI tsniente Iturrondo comunica
que fallecio aver de maTana ell traba-
jador Eduardo Vallejo que fu6 estro,
peado en- el vapor sH1gora, anclado
en- la ensenada de GuAnica, mientras
pintabs un costado del mismo, reci.
biendo fuertes heridas contusiones
en- ell yientre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
COm0dOrO de la Marine de EE. w.

Comodoro Somerville Nicholson, de la
Marina de EE. w., en- una carta de 1887
RSt., N. W., Washington, D. c., dice:
"Sin vacilar rec0miendO la Peruna
para fodas las personals que Sufren con
Ell catarro. "-.-S. Nicholson.
81 nese obtiene prontos y satisfactorios
resultados con ell uso de la Pcruna Sc
debe escribir inmediatamente DIR.
Hartman describlendo su enfermedad y
Gl tendra gusto en- darle su invaluable
consejo gratis.
Dirljase DR.. Hartman, President del
Sanitario Hartman. Columbus Ohio.
EE. UU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

&.Gran baratillo de calzado, cris.
taleria y juguetes para nifos; en- el
nuevo Bazar de moved ades Gel Sob,
de Juan de la Mata, Cruz Is, Plaza
Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26


,,o iloNduo un par de botellas abordo y ia
o"i ii'o iAuchos amos. Hace slete amos buen
que la Peruna me san6 de una enferme "T,
o'o '0 ios ofohqulos en- pocas semanas' impc
me dio tanta vida nueva fuerza de r. A
| nervios que creo que es mi ideberdectrselo. Co
"Con mi brdjula y la Peruna puedo mari
na'eear nofe De los naufraJios de todas pued
classes, y entrar al puerto salvo Y sano cs
con buque y hombres. ."-Capt. L. Car 10
ter, 123 10th Ave-, Pensacola, Florida. Nov
Capt f. A. Watson, NJ. E., 18 Elizabeth D 81
ST., Ottawa, Ont, escribe: &c
LA Peruna tiene mi mejor recomen- oera
oaclon' 81 nay un luSar donde uno es Ell ca
indtil cuando esta enfermo, es abordo de 81
IN Vasor en- ell mar, distante millas de resu
| ayuda alguna. Algunas vecos dos 8 tres debe
| &c mis- hombres Sc entermarfan de una Hart
vez y sacramento deteriorar la tripula- q te
| cion. Pero desde saber del valor de Ia cons
| Peruna tomando pocas d6sis recuperan Di
| muy lucgo. La usamos para rcsfrados, SAM
snfermcdades de los pulmones rihones. EE.
Para d'reccicnes especiales, cada
dades de a VidaD IN eiemplar del cue
cada botella.
La Peruna Ia tienen de vcnta todc
al precio de un dollar la botella 6 S
Aquellos que deseen correspondence
man, y pueden esperar dilaciones nee
doctor S. B. Hartaman en- el ccrreo,
Ohio, U. S. A.
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza de Alfc
vender a los farmaceuticos y droguist
de Puerto Rico.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

studied. Meanwhile IA IS interest
ing to know that under the control
Of the signal service here a wireless
line has for sometime been opcrat-
ing successfully in Alaska between
Nome and St. Michael. and il Is
the only wireless system in the world
regularly operated asa part o. a
telegraph outfit handling commercial
business. Its course IS fo7 miles
and on August 6. 1904. il had com
pleted a year of uninterrupted ser
vice. IL has handled daily the en-
tire telegraphic business amounting
to an average OF several thousand
words in all, more than a million
words were sent during,he year &
large number of them being com
mercial code words) and no error
has been traced to this wireless sed-
ton. On one occasion in a single
hour there were transmitted over
this wireless distance two thousand
words without repetition. When it
is considered that even the best
ocean steamers having wireless Of
fees find it difficult to communicate
beyond distance of forty or fifty
miles the remarkable success OF the
Alaskan Station will be appreciated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
NO POLITICAL PRINCIPLE.

Did it ever occur to you, Repub-
lican friends, that the Insurgents
are the men who uphold and repre-
sent the Republican prlnfipIes2 The
men who control political Machines
never worry themselves about polit-
ical principles. They are too busy
scheming and planning how to beat
their cam party out of the nominal
tions and the honest peobie out of
the public Offices. Just look around
you and see who the men are that
are crying, "you can trust the par
ty" and "vote the ticket straight. "
Everyone of them are o6fee-h0Laeys,
or men who have been promised a
public Office by the Machine. Is
not this the gospel truth ? If it is
not, will you kindly name the man.
We will wager our new assessment
against a penny that you cannot
name enc. And on account of your
honest political principles you will
allow yourself 20 be blindly lead by
such dishonest men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
GREAT SCOTT !

Some of the papers are trying to
get up a boom for General Scott OF
Fairmont for Governor and the Sis
tersville Oil Review has this to say:
United States Fish Commissioner
George M. Bowers has denied that
he IS a candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination in 1903. and
comes out unequivocally for Elliott
Norcott. There has been a we'll
founded suspicion that government
employees owing their appointments
to Elkins and the State adminIstra-
ton and machinery controlled by
Elkins and Dawson would do their
utmost to force Northcotts nomina-
ton just as the same gang forced
Dawson's nomination last year. Is
it not high time that the rank and
file of the Republican party assert
ed their rights to have something to
say as to who shall be the nominee9
Our good friend, Judge George w.
Atkinson when Governor, named
A. b. White, as his successor; Gov.
White then named VIM. NJ. o. Daw-
son as his successor; now Gov.
Dawson seems determined 20 name
Elliott Northcott as his successor.
Will the Republicans fWest Vir-
ginia make up their minds to swal-
low another dose Of the same medi-
cine
If those having the interest Of the
party at heart really desire to nomi.
nate strong and clean man they
could do no better than select Gen.
eral Will w. Scott, Of Fairmont.
General Scott is one Of the proqres.
siye young men Of our State, self.
made, man Of proven executive
ability and much personal magne-
tism, and above all, is man WIN
will accept dictation from nobody.
lie has attained high rank as a Law.
yer and is now first assistant to the
solicitor general Of the Department
Of Justice at Washington City. Al
the age Of zr he was Republican
nominee for clerk Of the Circnit
Court Of Marion county. He has
been an officer Of the West Virginia
National Guard for fifteen years,
and last June, At the age Of IS years
he vas appointed Bugadier General
commanding State troops by Cover.
nor Dawson. He is the youngest
commanding general Of the United
States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
"HE TOLD Us so. !"
TERRA Alta. Oct. as. ZOOS.

%h1A NfNAs So AOOOs
EDITOR ARCUs:-Let me say,
al told you So" The Ring has
stricken the name Of Editor Reed
from the slate as candidate for
the Legislature. There are a few
things the Ring cannot defy and the
most potent one is the protest Of
the followers of the Ring to place
man on the slate who has no other
claim on the party other than he is
an 16Fee seeker from Missouri.
Everybody over here is laughing
at the trick the Ring played on
Reed by promising him they would
run him for the Legislature il he
would declare himself in favor of
the new tax laws. Reed, in his
anxiety to get an Office, willingly
made the declaration. This placed
him in the peculiar position of OPP
posing and supporting the tax laws.
This leaves him in the position of
the m an without a country"
Neither the Ring Republicans or
the anti. Ring Republicans have any
confidence in Reeds stability. His
paper Yields no influence among
the people here. All treat it as a
huge joke of the man who will ad-
vocate any political issue for a pub
lie Office.
THE ARGUS is the shot stuff"
that suits the people over here.
Keep after the Ring. Don't let up
on it. You have the Bosses and
their henchmen hunting holes to
escape the Indignation of the peo-
pie.
Tell "Only A Farmer" to con-
tinue his good work. His articles
are the best that have ever been
written for the county papers. He is
too much for the Ring, the Journal,
the Republican and the fellow who
signs Republican" They cannot
answer his argument and their abuse
is making him friends all over the
county.
May be "The Rambler" amt a
peach. He is too funny for any
thing. We can scarcely wait each
week for his letters. He has some.
thing new every week. My how
the Ring and the henchmen hate
him. But the people all swear by
Rambler. No wonder the boss
hidden Journal jumps on him. But
it is a peewee jumping on a giant.
Give it to them, Stony" as they
call you We will be there with
the goods at the primary and cleo
ton. ANTI-RING REPUBLICAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

The Morgantown Post has chang.
ed hands, Hon. George c. sturgiss,
the editor in chief and owner Of the
controlling interest in the plant, has
sold out to Robert K. Greene, who
took charge Monday as editor
and manager. Mr. Sturgiss retires
in order to devote more time to his
many other important affairs. Cal
+. Young, Who las been manager
for several years and has helped
make a big success OF the business
in spite Of the liveliest kind Of com,
petition retres also from the bust
ness but will soon be found engaged
somewhere else.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

The Parkersburg Sunday News
recently devoted about three pages
to the State Reform School at
Pruntytown, giving the institution a
great send off. The write up is
highly creditable and contains num-
erous illustrations of the different
buildings and rooms and
officers and the descriptive work is
minute an d complete, showing
the good work done at the School
and the Importance of such an in
stitution. T he News makes a
specially of big write ups like this
and does lots of good advertising
and showing up our States resources
and institu tons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
WORTH 80.

AURORA, Nov. 7, 1905.
EDITOR ARGUS:-Hsye just read
The Rambler's write mp Of Editor
Whetsell and his two year old colt.
It is the funniest thing have ever
read. ] enclose s. for which you
will please add my name to your
subscription list for the first time.
/ am still Dawson Republican, but
If The Rambler is going to treat US
to such royal fun must have THE
ARGUS. Yours truly,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
WHY

Many are asking why the Journal
cannot be honest with the Office
seekers who are still faithful follow
ers of the Ring and tell them that
the men who are kicking and asking
for a reduction in their assessments
are the men who g0ied for the Daw-
son tax laws. Those who voted
against the infamous tax laws regis
tered their kick with the ballot.
The ballot boxes will be crowded
with such votes at the next election.
The people have been fooled for the
last time. Hence the wailing and
weeping Of the Ring.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
POOLING THEM.

II Republican" of the Journal,
is still Of the opinion that his per-
sonal abuse of "Only Farmer" is
helping the cause OF the Ring and
the Machine in Preston county he
should take a couple of weeks vaca-
ton and 90 out and mingle freely
with the farmers and gather their
opinions of Republican" and "On-
ly Farmer" He will learn that
the farmers of Preston, regardless
of politics, are heart and soul with
the Reno farmer. They believe, as
he does, that the Dawson tax laws
are imposing an unjust burden upon
the farmers. No class Of tax payers
will have to pay as much taxes, for
the amount OF property they own,
as the farmers.
AS the Reno farmer has so well
and ably pointed out, the farmers of
Reno have been assessed from three
to eight times higher under the Daw.
son law than they were under the
old law. And the Rings venial
henchmen cannot juggle the figures
in such a manner as to make the
honest farmers believe that their
taxes are not going to be much high
er when the infamous Dawson tax
laws are In full operation, which
they will be in 1906. No one knows
this better than Republican," and
1t is this knowledge which has anger
ed him and made him a roaring lion
hoping to scare some one. But his
bulldosing methods of whipping the
rank and file back into the Republl.
can traces by branding them "hy-
pocrites," GLARS" "fools" and
TRAITORS" will avail him nothing.
The Republican farmers are not the
kind of men who can be bulldosed
by the Ring and the Machine.
There was time when the Ring
in Preston was looked upon with
awe and reverence because it was
supposed to be working in the inter
est of the Republican party. and
not in the interest of a few Office
holders and office-seekers. The
rank and file of the Republican
party feel that they are under no
obligations or bound by party ties
to support the Ring and the Ma
chine, which is masqurading in the
costume of the Republican party.
When the Republican party gets
back into the hands of men who
stand for Republican principles, and
not for political office and graft,
than the honest Republicans of
Preston will probably feel that 1t is
their duty to support the party.
No one is better aware of this
fact than the Ring and the Machine.
The only wonder is that they have
been able to fool the honest rank
and file of the Republican party SO
long. Take for an illustration the
Reno farmer whom they have been
fooling so long. There is not a
man in Preston county who is bless
ed with more intelligence and fore
sight than our Reno friend. Every
body respects his opinions and no
one, except it is the Ring and its
henchmen, question his sterling
honesty. Still the slick and oily
Ring men were able to deceive him
for years with their hypocntical
plea that they were working for
the good of the Republican party"
We repeat the Preston County
Ring is defeated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

No one but an honest and fear
less man opposes political Ma
chine. 1t matters not what politi
cal name the Machine is sailing I'M
der. The Office holders and the
office-seekers always remain loyal
to the Machine. To oppose it they
know means political death to them.
They are moral towards. Men who
oppose the political Machine which
controls their patty are always actu-
ated by honest motives. Do not
be afraid TO trust them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

From the reports we are receiving
from Reno District there can be no
question but what the farmers are
reading the new assessment of their
farms. They seem to quite under
stand the "true and actual value"
of the Dawson tax laws. There is
no reason to believe that they will
mdorJe the "true and actual value"
at the next election. Quite the
contrary. They are going to do
some rip-sawing on the "true and
actual value" farce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

Sometime since the Leader of
this place contained big send off
for the new proprietor OF the Hotel
Gordon, t h Hon. Christopher
Columbus Bowman and telling the
people what a valuable acquisition
he was to the town and the new
barber shop and laundry and free
hack to the depot etc. Now it turns
out that this great hustler, even
beat the Leader out of several dol
lars worth of printing after all that
big write up that gave him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

THE ARGUS is now on its thirty
fifth volume and was "a years of age
Nov. Ist, having been founded in
1870. Now that it is fully matured
and in the prime of life, we feel able
to look every man squarely in the
eye and tell him to go to hades, if
ne don't like our way of doing bust
ness. We carry our sovereignty
under our hat, backed up with enough
gray matter and muscle to take care
of number one under any and all
circumstances. We are peacefully
inclined but dearly love a scrap and
carry chip on both sh oulders and
sometimes have them in our pockets.
The ARGUS has ;SFee times the cir
culation and ten times the reputa
ton and influence it had when we
took charge of it sixteen years ago.
II used TO do business in a one story
shack and that was rented. 1t now
occupies and owns a three story
building in the best location in town.
When we took charge It employed
one hand and a boy. We now have
eight employees and do more print
ing then all the other Offices in the
county combined. What's the mat
ter with THE ARGUS ? She is all
riobf