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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13
NEE ING OBRERO EN- "LAS DEL|C|AS". Los ORADORES
ATACAN Al PART|D0 UN|ONSTA
RENUNC|A DEL ALCALDE
En- peaa Cote un indniduo del pueblo acusa a
u muer de adufeio

guez rapt6 anoche Il la joven Ines Ro-
drfguez, esta detenido y denunciado
ante ell Juez municipal.
Ell cabo Navarro detuvo y de-
nunci6 al individuo Jose Vidal, por
seduction de la joven MaIia Francis
ca Rodriguez.
Sc nos informa que Sc ha reci-
bido hoy la no}icia de que ell senior don
Pedro Juan PARA, de esta ciudad, ha
sido nombrado segundo teniente del
balall6n puertorriqueho.
los sehores .Toro, Capllonch
ca. de este comercio, dieron vender
al individuo Ramon Rodriguez algu-
efectos de su tienda, y Rodriguez dis
puso del dinero de los efectos. Ha ST.
do detenido y denunciado, por abuse
de contianza, exigiendosele doscientos
dollars para quedar en- libertad.
! Ell individuo Esteban Soba, al
salir de un juicio en- ell juzgado de Paz,
en- cuyo juicio era la parte denuncia-
da, verti6 frases injuriosas para la
policia, y fue por tai motive, denun-
ciado al juez Municipal Casalduc, que
lie impuso cinco dollars de multa y las
costas.
Aver Sc celebraba un juicio en-
la Corte Municipal. En- el aparecia
denunciado un individo por estropear
d su querida.
Al terminarse ell juicio, Sc levant6
un hombre de los del publEco y diio:
<Sehor Juez; Yo denuncio por adulte-
rio a esas dos personas, porque 10
querida de ese hombre es mi espoSa.s
FL Juez procedi6 en- ell acto, acer-
ca de tai denuncia, y los dos amantes
Sc hallan hoy en- en- la carcel.
-Circula en- algunas tertulias pri-
vadas el rumor de que el senor Valdi-
| vieso, alcalde de esta ciudad, SO dis
pone d remitir al Secretario dc Puerto
Rico la renuncia de su cargo. No
sabemos en- que puede fundarse dicho
rumor; pero hay quien de la dimisi6n
: como rosa segura.
-personas de San Juan, que de-
ben hallarse bien informadas, escri'
ben presagiando la pr6xima cesantfa
/ de dos personals altamente situadas en-
Ila Corte de Distrito de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13
De QUE3RADIlLAS
Paris, Mario 1905

Fl Domingo % del pA,ado yfectu6
4 Circulo Obrero d,. este pueblo una
stladd dramitica, ponitndose cl eSce-
na 81 drama SCombat : del CltaZ6ns
del brillante escritor H. Torr grosa.
Tclnin5 la velada con la chispcante
PieAl c5miea SVice-Versaa del miSmo
autor. Para todos los artistas un voto
dc sincera felicitac6n.
Son eomentados favorablpm2nte
en- este pueblo los debates surgidos en-
Ia Camara Legislative y los magistra-
les articulos del eximio periodista Mu-
noz Rivera.
Sc nota gran entusiasmo por la
desanexi6n de este municipio y nues-
tros amigos Sc preparan Il elegir. su re-
presentantes en el ayuntamieno.
En- breye Sc inaugurara en- este
pueblo una logia mas6nica. Daremo,
detalles.
Esperamos que nucstro future
ayuntamiento ceda a la teleglatista d,
este pueblo, sehorita Molina, un sailor
apropiado.y no una habitaci6n de /,
carte baja del municipio. que n,
reune las condiciones que requier
una ofcina telegratica.
IppprcnONrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13
BALE IaFANTIL

Tambi6n los ninos artasanoS ceie-
braron anotl, "a bale III Il teau.o.
asistien1o i la tic,.a 'ouo dp,vieutoa
disfraces.
Los paleui fltron osapAdo, por
familia, obrrras los lu nad,re, del
dia, rohando mat.rialmeute liyd-
po al de.canso. aplau.J.al las gracia,
de aquel mar de cabeeilaS agitaJas,
de chiquillos alegre,. en- cJyo, ,cnblan
teS Sc reiejaba 81 natural contan,o qar
produce la expansion de una noeh- de
fiesta,
Los <pierrots> y tla, manola,. ,
asi como los yariadoS domin6s, CO.
rrieron baiiaron alegremente, al son
de la orquesta que preludiaba Ia, dam
zas, hasta que el reloj redoblj las DO
ce, y empezaron d entornarse 10, o .o>,
caer lansuidos los bralas, i Gas-
cOmponerse los yestidos, 4yuHeuG.
los ninos u rsfuSiarse ia u re.a.o q,
las madrCs.
Fl balI8 rssult5 aninado sa
lusto es deeirlo, anu mesa elisss 81
4 estas lurgas horas tristes yen #.
oasan Ia mayor parte del iirgo 10.
ninos pobres que parece no nan reel
bido al nacer i la vida, al ah-nto d,
Dios, nj las sonrisas de Ia fortuna e.
el Carnaval de Ia suerts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13

asLa semana polftica ha sido seiia.
lada en- su aperture por ell triunfo de
un candidate nacionalista en- el depar-
tamento del Sarthe, cuyos electores
tenfan que elegir un diputado para
ocupar ell puesto del baron de Estour.
nelles de Constant que ha sido electo
senador. El elegido es un propietario
del dlstrito, Mr.. D'Aubigny.
En- Ia Camara de Diputados, en- el
debate sobre las cantidades que SO pi-
den para la marina, ell almirante Bien.
dime, que ha reemplazado q M. Sy.
veton, debut6 con un discurso en- 81
cual dej6 conocer su despecho contra
NJ. Camille Pelletan, ministro de ma
rina en- el gabinete Combes.
M. Thomson. ell nuevo ministro de
marina, hs pronunclado tambien Ut
discurso presentando un proyecto de
ley para la reorganization de las fuer-
zas navaes francesas, que 81 estims
inferiores las de todas las naciones
europeas. Segdu dicho proyecto, Fra
cia tendra que gastar 800 900, 900 eu
reorganizar su marina. Los socialis-
tas SO han opuesto en- vano contra a
adopci6n de este plan, que pospOne las
reformas socIales para la epoca de las
calendas griegas.
Ell Senado ha completado la ley
que reduce el servicio militar 4 dos
amos y considera ahora otra ley refe
rente oil descanso en- el domingo
Ell inter4s en- los asuntos de la
C&mara de Diputados SO conceutrt
todavfa en- el debate sobre la ley pari
la separation de la Iglesia y el Esta
do, que progresa rapidaments, 4 des
pecho de las pfotestas dc los cat6lico
= tambien q pesar de la oposlci6n d.
uu vicario general en- Seus, el abat
Barill6n, que habla como un perit
inteligente.
Han ocurrido algunas huelgas
ninguna de- las cuales reviste gran i'm
portancia. En- Brest, en- Laval el
San Etiene y hasta en- Paris ha habid'
alguna agitaci6n entire los trabajado
res contra ell Tribunal de Concrete
protestando contra la costumbre d
dicho tribunal Ga echar aba Q sistema
ticamente las decisiones de las junta
locales de arbitraje en- las que esta
Representatives los trabajadores.
Una rifa oeurrio con el popula
cho debldo & una bandera roja exh
bida en- una procession, 10 cual es nur
ca tolerado por la policfa. Pero este
disturbios de los obreros son NADIA Q
comparaci6n con las que amenazan
Russia y los cuales pueden obligar {
Car hacer Ia paz en- vista de
huelga de los empleados de ferroc'
rifles, evitando ell envisr alimentos
provisioneS 4 los ejSrcitos que peles
en- Ia Manchuria.
El rey Alfonso, de Espaha, visit
r6 Frapcia en- Mayo, y el presiden
Loubet le dsvolverA la vista en- NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13
JOSE c, TORRES

Ha trasladsdo temporslmente ~
residencia Rio Piedras nuestro buen
amigo don jose G. Torres, de Yauco.
Escritor inteligente, poeta fecun.
do, hombre de negocios, competentisi.
ms en- msteriss de sdministr sci6n, el
setior Torres fgura entire los elementos
directories del unionismo en- Ia isla, y
perteneci6 siempre q los Comites direc.
tivos liberal y federal.
Nos complace que un patricia dc
estss condolences sea cssi nuestro con-
Tecino; le ssludamos con Ia mayor
cordialidad J le deseamos muchai
prOsperidades en- su nuevo domicilio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 10 de Mar
20 de 1905.
Senior don Luis Munoz Rivera.
Hotel Inglaterra.

Hotel Inglaterra.
Distinguido compatriota:
Con fecha q de Febrero pr6ximo
pasado dirigi q usted una carta, ha-
ciendo un llamamiento q su PATRIOTS
mo, para que usted, a la vez, 10 hicie-
ra d los leales hijos de la patria, fin
de echar las bases de I'm partido poll
tico serio, que responda d la necesidad
imperiosa que Sc deja sentir de exte-
riorizar ante ell Gobierno 10 que real
y verdaderamente piensa el pals de la
actual situaci6n de la Isla, y 10 que
los puertorriquehos quieren y necesi-
tan para conjurar ell insostenible esta-
do de cosas porque atravesamos. Han
pasado dlas, y, contra 10 que yo espe-
raba, nj un sencillo acuse de recibo
han merecido mis- NAL perjehadas IL
meas, hijas, no de vanas pretensiones
de exhibition, sino del profundo senti-
miento que me causa yer la inmereci-
da manera como somos tratados por
los amos, sin que la protesta franca y
energica surja de nuestroS labios la
consignen nuestras plumas, poniendo-
les de manifesto 10 injusto de su pro-
ceder, impropio de quienes, como los
hijos del mas libre y mas democratic
de los pueblos, estan obligados a res
petar la libertad los derechos de los
otros pueblos.
Ell silencio de listed ha podido ser
traducido por mi como una indication
de que mis- instancias contenidas en-
dicha carta no han sido conceptuadas
por usted dignas dc atenci6n y habrfa
podido encontrar en- 6l motives para
juzgarme desairado, al no obtener la
cortesia de una contestaci6n; pero he
preferido justiticar ese silencio, atri-
buyendolo d que poderosas cauSas Sc
10 han impueSto, porque no quiero pen
sar que q usted les sean indiferentes
las manifestations dc un coraZ0n que
late por y para la patria, aunque ese
Coraz0n sea ell que anime d PERSONAL.
dad que POGO Signitica en- ell concerto
social en- que nos movemos, y me pla'
&c mas suponer que usted Sc encuentra
muy atareado en- cueStiones de verda'
dero intereS, que necesitan ser aten.
didas mas prontamente que yo. Cr6a
me que su mutismo no me ha mortiti
cado en- 10 mas minimo, y prueba dt
clio eS que hoy vuelvo d dirigirme
usted recordandole, por 81 sus hume
rosas ocupaciones lie han hecho olvi
darlo, que esta en- deuda conmigo.
81 yo gozara de la autoridad po
Utica que usted, 81 mis- prestigios fue
ran suhcientes para inclinar la volun
tad de mis- paisanos en- determinad
sentido, 81 mis- inhuencias alcanzara
apoder arraStrar proselitos en- un
campaiia, 81 yo dispuSiera de los re
SorteS que en- otraS ocasiones ha sa
bido manejar usted para en- cort
tempo transformer una colectiyida
politica, de seguro cue va habria liz
mado los patriotas Ii una lucha fran
Ca y decidida contra los que nos ma
tratan; pero yo no signiiico NADIA, y
carezco de medios para hacerme oil
y necesariamente, no juzgando patri,
tico permanecer impaSible ante |;
desgraciaS que nos abruman, he creid
una obligation el dirigirme 4 uste
para communicable mis- ideas solicit;
que las patrocine, sometiendolas
consideration de los que han de ace
tsrlaS o no, segdn que a su juicio re
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13


Ell tempo en- estos dfus ha estado
caracterizado por notables variacio-
nes, sin que clio haya sido impedi.
menta para que este alegre Paris,
este pueblo que no conoce rival en-
placeres nj en- caprichos, haya assist.
do todas las iestas con un entusias-
mo indescriptlble. Es el Paris de
siempre, loco, original, inspirado, en-
buscar de 10 nuevo, cueste 10 que cues,
re, aunque sea Ia vida. Luego parece
perder Ia cabeza y entregarse q los
peores excesos, pero sabe detenerse a
tempo antes de consumar el desastre.
El Paris extravaganza, que endiosa q
a mujer como mdquina de goce car
nales, que Sc deleita cun la literature
m0rbida dedicada q la pintura del
acto sexual y de la passion enferma,
ase, es un Paris parte que no hay
que confundir jamas con el Paris se-
rio y rescatado que vela en- siencio
oor la sslvaci6n moral de la Francia.
lQue facilmente Sc extravia aquf el
juicio del extranjero cuando juzga
oor Ia vida exterior superficial de Ia
moderua Babllouia Como todo 10
grarde, Paris encierrA de TODD, y
cuando 30 contempla un solo aspecto
de 10 inmensa piramide que 90 Lutte
lcia, tomindolo por el coniupto Sc es
sfctma de la mas peligrosa alucina'
ci6n.
Ell Presidente Loubes va q tener 10
que no ha tenido ning1n presideute
ie la tercera Rep1bica, 9 sea un
yacht del Estado para sus viajes de
recreo.
4F&
Ell popular carnaval de la mi
cnrente va q tener cate aTio notabilisi'
mo interes por el hecho de que las
reindS de los mercados de Turin se
unlran con las reindS de los mercadoi
10 Paris, que toman parte en- la pro
esion de costumbre por las principa
les avenidas y bulevares. La elec
cion de las reinas Sc vericar& manans
de seguro ell lapiz y la fotograffs
se encarg aran de darlas aconocer eI
toda su florida belleza para deleit
de los ojos y de la imagination, Ess
flores de carne, esas rosSs de los mer
cados van q r~trastornar muchas ca
bezas ell dla de Ia procesi6n, rar,
sera que al dfa sigulente de la fest
40 salga alg1n fait' dtcerS en- los pc
ri6dicos dando cuenta de un duelo
de un suicidio.
Simon Izaza
Paris, Mario 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-13

drid en- 10 temporada dc Otoho. El
acuerdo franco -espailol se manifesto
por medic de meetings en- las ciudades
de Ia Peninsula favoreciendo el esta
blecimiento de un ferrocarril & trav6s
de los Princes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07
SOUTH DORSET

Mrs James Cody has sold her farm
" ) II West.
Mrs Jams Malone Is teaching
school al DO set village.
Mrs WIN Ktnnie of Rupert is the
guest Of Mrs = 8 Gilbert
Steven Robert Of wallIngford call.
cd on friends here Sunday.
Miss Nellie Lake has returned from
a visit to her grandparents 10 Wal.
lingford.
Daniel Ster.den has NOV d his
family To the home OF his father, Ma
tin Sneriden.
Earnest West Is sting for marble
On his farm which was formerly known
as the Holten farm.
VIM Whalon. general superinter
dent for the Dorset mountain marble
company is repairing their buildings.
Mrs James Cody and her brother,
Jay McNaboe also John Smith anu
wife are attending Cambridge fair.
Misses Rose and May Burns are
home from the Dorset Inn. May will
attend school at Burr and Burton
seminary.
Mrs w II Spear, Bridgeport, Com
Mrs II X Llood, Rense aer, n. Y;
Mrs G + Blood, Stateline, Mass; Mrs
Mae + JOY, North Adams, Mass,
daughters OF Norman Madison who
was post master here some forty years
ago were here last week looking
around the home OF their childhood.
Mrs VIM Kinaie died Sept 1st. She
was i'll about five weeks but not con.
sidered dangerous until short time
before her death, which came as
sho.k Ia many OF her friends. She
was 2, years OF age and leaves hus-
band and one child. Her funeral was
held on Saturday, Rev Chas l. Car
hart officiating, burial in Dorset ceme-
terry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07
NORTH RUPERT.

Henry Sykes is visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Ida Sheldon is passing the
week IN Wallingford.
Farley Palmer and wife have gone
to Spofford, N. H., for several daysI
Mr. Gallop and wife visited a
Joseph Wellwood's in Dorset last
week.
Merritt Sheldon, wife and son have
been visiting in Wardsboro for few
days.
Oscar Palmer, who has been i n New
Hampshire the past year, has return
ed home.
Miss Rosa Brooks, who has been
In Dorset for some time, is coming
home this week.
Miss JAMIE Leach has returned to
Norwich, Conn, to resume her duties
as superintendent in one of the schools
there.
The Misses Georgia and Jennie
WILDWOOD vi Dorset visited their
sisters, Mrs George Gallup and Mrs
Horace Winchester last week.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Grace Carver Leach of this plac. %
Russell Clark, which is to take ,na,e
1t Tue home OF the bride Septem q.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07
SOUTH SALISBURY

A few from here went 10 the Cam
bridge fair Wednesday.
W Pleasant has moved into onc o.
y Hawkins ienvments.
Freeman Howard moved DR.
Locke's goods 10 Springfield.
Mrs Mann Of Salem was a guest re.
Gently OF Sir aud MRS I + Rice.
Mr and Mrs c II Hawkins and cot
are away for their summer outing.
Mrs VIM Moon and son Clarenc
are visiting her sist'r at Arlington.
A 4 Collins has taken the lighting
OF the street lamps for the coming
month.
Miss Katherine Virgil returned Sat.
urday from a weeks visit nj her home
In Whitehall.
Business Is fine at the Eagle Square
Co.'S works. Building material is In
great demand.
The Misses Mary aud Jennie Has.
tings took a farewell tea at + Eddy's
Monday evening.
The womsn's foreign missionary
society met with Mrs l. w Cole on
Wednesday afternoon.
Edward Millington and wife and DIR
John Millington of Greenwich were In
attendance ut the Madison reunion.
ON Monday next Miss Bessie Mir.
field and Miss Tulla Bronson leave
for three years course at the Castle
ton Normal school.
Miss Rilla Gslusha left town on
Monday TO resume her school work at
Montpelier. Her friends congratulate
her on her success there.
DR. and Mrs + S Locke returned on
Saturday from Beachwood, Me. where
they spent few days. They left
for Springfield Thursday noon.
Miss Clara Hawkins has the school
at Center SALISBURY, Miss Myrtle
Green has the Maple Hill high school
and Miss Mamie Gordon the one In
Schuyler Harrington's district.
Mrs Theresa Dean and little niece of
Albany spent labor day with Mrs
Emma FIERCE. her llttledaughter Lii
liam who has been with ner aunt for
some time returned on Tuesday morn.
ing.
George Hawkins and his friend from
New York have been spending their
vacation season with Mr. Hawkins,
parents, N Hawkins and wife. They
returned to the city on Monday.
The village schools will open on
Monday next The grammar depart
ment is to be taught by Mr. billiard of
Rutland; the intermediate by Miss Rose
LaDue; primary by Miss Jennie Hast
ings.
DR. and Mrs f E Dean visited in
Pownal last week. The doctor was
quite i'll while away. Their sons.
Frank and Harold, who have been
with their grandfather Thompson for
some time returned with them. Frank
Dean has begun school at Bennington.
The Misses Mary and Jennie Has
tings. came home from their outing
looking refreshed and rested. Mary
visited friends In Arlington on her re-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07
ARLINGTON

Judson spent Tuesday In Troy.
Mr. wlles OF Boston was In town
Wednesday.
Mr. Manson of Granville was IN
toSn recently.
Mr and Mrs + G Woodwork spent
Tuesday In Saratoga.
Miss Christina Liscomb Is spending
a few days In Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Post OF Rutland
called on friends In town Monday.
Miss Mabel Wordsworth left Tues
day for an extended visit 10 New York.
Mr and Mrs Charles Powers OF Ben
nington spent Sunday at The Arling-
ton.
Charles Darling OF North Adams
was registered ut The Arlington Tues
day.
Miss Gretta Dunn who has been WIS.,
iting her sisters left for North Adams
this week.
Miss Margaret Killion leaves Thurs.
day for New York where she has a po-
sition as teacher.
Miss Long OF North Clarendon who
is teaching in district No ! is boarding
with Miss Jennie Conroy.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Nelson and two
children left Tuesday for New York
where they will spend month.
Miss May Brownson left Wednesday
for North Adams where she has the
position of assistant matron in the
dormitory of 'he Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs George Williams and
son OF Bennington speno Monday at
James Cullinan's. Mrs Williams also
visited her sister Miss Katie Cullinan
who Is i'll.
The Misses Sara and Julia Cullinan
attended the wedding of their brother
William Cullinan TO Miss Nellie Nor.
rissey in Bennington Wednesday.
N Nelson and family have gone to
New York to buy his fall and winter
stock for the coming season. After
securing the same they will go to Con.
nccticut to visit their parents and
friends.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07

turn. She leh hone for her school
duties At Casilne, maine on Tuesday
noon.
Mrs T II Dunlap entertained four
cousins last wc.x who ucrc In toun
for the Madison gathering At = Per.
kins'. They csme from North Adams
add Rensselaer,, despite the very rainy
day 81 the reunion. They had pleas
ant time. On Friday several Of their
friends gathered at Mrs Dunlap's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03
MR.. ROYALL AND MR.. GRAHAM

The Democrats of Tazewell and the
entire legislative district, have no can
didate for the Legislature. After the
withdrawal OF their nominee. Mr..
Childress, it was decided not 10 run a
man against Mr.. Royal. He is ac-
acceptable TO the Democrats. and
many Of them nearly all Of them
will east their vote for him next Tues
day, particularly Tazewell Democrats.
Will Tazewell Republicans rcciprocate,
and support Mr.. Graham? Many of
them will-somc of them will not,
Mr., Royal and his friends have been
spared much annoyance and expense
through the action OF the Democrats,
and if they have proper appreciation
of this fact Mr.. Graham will get their
support. --
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03

sympathies a lifelong Democrat up Ia
"a short time before his nomination.
His "change OF heart" was only in
cidentaL
Judge Lewis has been AN unrecon-
structed Republican Northern sym
pathizer all his life. identified fully
with Southern haters. Can il be that
the interest OF the old soldiers was
ignored in the last convention in order
to placIte Judge Lewis and his
Northern supporters
This is only IA smrmise. The question
Is AT least worth considering. and
ought to have Il bearing on the result
Of next Tuesdays election.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03
THE RESULT NEXT TUESDAY.

Before another issue of this paper
the election will he over As To the
result in the State AT large there is mo-
doubt, in the minds of the Republicans
themselves. The candidates ON the
State ticket will, themselves. bc sur
prised if they are elected.
As To- the Ninth District. if the Re
publicans carry il. the majority will bc
very much reduced according Ia what
seems To- be, authentic reports. 1t is
here that the great fight has been
made.
How will it he in Tazewcn? Tnze-
we'll county has two candidates. one
for the Legislature, J. Powell RoyalI.
and for the Senate, w. r. Graham.
Mr.. Royal has no opposition. and will
of course hc elected. Mr. Graham
although he has opposition, should
carry the county. He has peculiar
claims which should insure him a
large vote. He is representative
Tazewell citizen. member of an old
and honorable family, and himself an
honorable man Tazewell county. in,
respective of party affiliations. should
give him large vote, and it will. He
VIII run head of his ticket i'm this
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03
son LOST MOTHER

Consumption runs in our family
and through it ] lost my Mother
writes +. b. Reid, OF Harmony. Me.
"For the past five years, however, on
the slightest sign of Cough or Cold.
have taken DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry Tor Consumption, which has saved
me from serious lung trouble" His
mothers death was sad loss for Mr..
ke'd. but he learned that luLg trouble
must not be neglected, aud how t.
cure 1t. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price soc and 81 :.
guaranteed at Jackson's drug store.
Trial bottle free.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03

county. His own home people in
the town of Pocahontas, are almost
solid for him. His services are needed
in the General Assembly of the State
He can render better service, perhaps
than amy man who could Ice sent there
at this time, certainly better service
than this opponent. being a member Of
the party in power. At amy rate, Tazc-
well county will show her appreciation
and 'lo herself homer by giving Mr..
Graham "a large vote next Tuesday.
We do not predict Mr. Grlhmn's clcc-
tion i'm this county, however, AZ party
prejudice is 80 strong. but we feel sure
that Mr. Dickinson, his opponent. will
run behind the ticket i'm the equity.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-03
He Kept up in the Race.

James =. Barron, President Mancbestar
Catten Mills, Rock Hill. ) G. Writes:
lin 1888 painted my residence with I,
IL Nj. 1t looks better than a great many
houses painted three years ago
Don't pay 81 30 gallon for lnseed oil
which GU do IT, ready -fOr-uSe paint.
Buy oil fresh from Il e barrel at co cents
per gal Ion, and mix it with Longman 81
Martinez l.. X NJ. Paint
1t makes paiLt cost about 81. 20 per gal
Ion.
Wears AID covers like gold.
Every Church gives a liberal quantity
when bought flOm
Moss K Grtever. Ia Jewell;
Block Co., POcahOntas;
w. Z. BUggeas. Richlands.'