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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
DESOE cABO-ROJO
EI mot(n del 4 de Agosto.-
Los procesados sbsLeItos.
La moral huy6 do tirecia
ACUSACION FISCAL
Terrible Sasport.-Un Mis-.
ter que no es santo, aua-
que su apellido es Santos
(CONCLUSION)

El pueb de Cabo Roio sstk In.
dignado con la absoluei6n dictada
por al iuez municipal, sef1or Guillarmo
Santos. Ya los turbas que hasta
ahora sstAban complstaments Tranquil
los, empisxan & movsrss. Ya don
Francisco Ramirez zapatA ha sido
insultado, on la calle. por nm <plstso.
dos que vino hsee algunos anos aqui
del prssidio dc CautA. Y oil aneiano
Gumsrslndo Lluch. hs sido igualmsn.
to provosad0 & insultado por sl tsati
60 do dsseargo que en- el iuieio dol
motin solo provoe6, con aus payasA.
das, 10 risa de los sspeetadorss. Y
Quisra sl eislo que hasta 10 misma 20
=, liefA no see insultada y hAsta atasa.
de-. como osurri6 el die del motin CON
sl guardia Rivera y el eabo Q lifi opss,
puea el preatigio do esta institution
no ha qusdado bien pArada con 10
abaolusi6n de los proessad Ator.
tunadAmente para 10 soclsdad do Ca
DO Roio 90 sneuentra al ftente do Ia
policfs aquf dsstasada el pundonoro
70 tsniente Guanil, quien sabs hassl
rsspsssr sl prsstiglo do 10 insst.ssc,5S56 u ,,S6
csbo Roio ss,as..-,.a1 ss,a ,1i1.i snq uilo rsps
limos.
Hsmos old Asslr 4 istes aonnota
dos del partido unionista que no pre-
sentara1 MAJ denuneisA polilisss sn
TO sl iusz Santos por eausas que 90
noserG sl honorable Attorney do Pusr
to Rico luego que pasin las elsecIo
nes. FL Comii6 unioniata teme an,
loo queias que hoy se pudieran EXPO
uer CON DATos. pudieran eali6sArs,
de apAaionAdas por el r.fsrido homo
rab'e Attorney.
Poe hoy solo nos limitamos { sjg
ni6car respetuosamente al rsfsrids
honorable Attorney y b hoaorable G o
besnador dc Puerto Rico, qas rseuer
den que cusnto diiimos anterior msnt
len LA DEMoCRACIA aeerea del ex-iue
Bulls resu 10 plenamsnte sorfrmsdo
10 cua( valid 81 pre-. q 10 iuez su dss
tisuel6n. Y que cuauto 6g,mos de
actual iuez Santos, rssultAra tsmbi6l
ciesto, pues es eoatumbre nueatrA d.
Inf rmss ve'fdIcos q la prenss, & fl
dc que nuuca puedan iuzgarse do apa
sionamientos politicos.
DAM 70 al alerta sl G bisrno. de
mitmo moco gus 10 dimos d tssnp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18

snses dc ocurrir el motin asseeido
aqui el do Agosto. 81 algo osurrs
habEemoa cump mplido con nusstro dsbsr
llamAndo do ArtsmAno 10 atsnei6n.
Persona dc esperiensia on San
Juan, NOS dIi1 On eierta oeasi6n. Dss.
sondAd del iibsro que tradues On nom.
bre sl ingle', No puede ser busno.
DiOmedes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
xuy rsGpeluoaamsn,s,
Victor P. Martinez,

I'll auior de eats seTsyA ePfstoIa,
don Victor F. AArt nsi, que hacs do1
meaes preaidla loa &C. mica do distrlto
y local del partldo reppblicAno on
MAyaga II, sra uno de los pocol sle
mentos de prsaiigiO que nusslroa I'D
verRarlos b abfAn eonssgpido poner oil
ftenie dc Aus msrmsd husstes, ell oil
feuatrA1o smpsn) de puritcAr sus
orgAniHmos inssriorsa y rsAdQuirlr 10
con6srza dol gobierno y DEL pueblo.
Ell At6.E Marines. homb.a IA
isgro y aerio. do posisioa dssl ada,
abogado eonocido e1 ursslrC tJro, NJ
cAbia sn el PArtld1 repuplicano J hu
70 de 8. y Sc AialA sn una rsassvs
1igua y pAt:l6tieA.
Sc v& el ltesnclAdo MArlintz, CO
mo 30 tle sl licsnclAdo Hernandez
Lopez. aomo don Jo.e A. M snenotz J
el dostor Martintz G1asp, obsdeeiendo
oil mlsmo Impulse eonQus SO AhssavIs
ron ante el Abiamo el doctor SAldAiia,
Sl doctor Q lsvedo BAsz y oil poeta
Gordila. Ests movimisnso dc retlraos
que ahora 10 nolA sn Las a.G0,As, AZ
inici6 tmpstuoso On les mAUAs popu
IAres...
iTtiate Susrss 10 do Ia pAttldo On
IuehA, donde los soldados abandonAp
q los generates y los generates Aban
donan { los soldadosI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
DON JAIME Sc MUEVE
Los visjes dc don Jaime de
BOrb6n Causan la intran.
quilidad del qobierno,
"EL LIBERAL"
lei LIBERAL"
De arriba para abajo y sin
sociego. Han sido hallados
muchos fusiles.
Dies sl sEl Liberal de Madrid:

Diee el sEl Liberal de Madrid:
sUn peri6diso de sssa sorts, cum
pliendo 10 ofsrts que hieiera, habla On
50 dtimo ndmsro do los visjes rsali'
xsdos reeienhments por don jaime de
Borb6n.
Dsspu6s do afirmar que sl smha'
isdor do Espa M On Paris, ssnor Leon
y Castillo, no sirvs para NADIA, asegu'
- que don Jaime sali6 do 10 sapitsl
feanessa sl dfa 10 del serfisnts seom-
pafado de IN migo espaiiol, hombrs
de eierta edad, dirigi6ndoss ambos &
NHbona, donds pasaron dos tres
dfas.
De allf foe don aims solo 4 Per-
pignAn, y 81 &eompAflants & BAYes'
lons,
Durants 10 brsvs sstAnsla do don
Jaime On Psrpignsn. puss no lego &
IN dia, resibi6 bAatantss viaitas, par
tiendo para I'm pueblo do los Pirinsos.
III peri6dico que do sstss notisias,
eonfsaa que no aabs sl nombra del
pueblo. nj si psrmanese allf todavfa
81 hiio del Pretendisnts. prsguntando
si es.:siia snts: ado do esto el minis.
/ tro do 10 Gobern aei6n.
Dsspu6s formula les siguientss In
tsrrogacionea;
iSs ha deseubierto s'gdn aliio do
armas On los Princes?
dCntre los compensation On los
susesos do eStos dfas ngura aledn ita'
liano reaidente On EspinAp
JEstAn construidos on Lisia los
fusilex halladol?
Suponemos q ie q estGs preguntas
se NOS pudiera dar cumplida rsspues.
Ia on algunos cantros o6cialss.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
IN LEADER MENOS
El sehor Martinez, presiden'
te local y de distrito
de Msyseiiez.
ALA VIDA PRIvADA
'El senor Mar inez deja un
hueco, que no Sc l'enara,
entire los repub'lcanos.

PublicAmos & eontinusci6n 10 ear
10 que nos dirigs sl isfs republisano
del Distrito de Nsysgs'z;
MsyssSu. s do Q ostubre de 1905.
Sr. Director do LA DEMoCRAoIA
Muy distir gaido ssfor:
Soy eontrsrio & las manifestscio'
pdbliaas, y sun mas todsvfs. susndo
20 tratA dc hsshna y rituaeiouss, que
son 6 dsheu ser eonoe'das, por los
que 20 hal an atentos 81 deaenvolvi'
miento polftiso On nuestrA terra; en-.
pero, OBJ b'igado por ,mistade', ID eos
tumbrs y psra llsnar sl vAefo, que po'
dria tel vex notarss, en este perfodo
slestoral oil no spAreeer en- nipgdn do
cumsnto, suserito por mi del dominic
del p6hlieo, mi astitud sn 10 presents
asmpsfa, me vso On el saso dc hseer
sonatar Idblicamerts por sata carta
que poderoEss rae ines do orden poif'
tiso = dc organic aei6n fusron motivos
por los suAlss rsi6 las Prezidsn
alas do los Comics dc Distrito y Lo
col del Partido Rspublicano Puerto
riquif1, que por sutrsgio do mis- 90.
rreligionarios dsUsmptnloA on esta
c!udad, y que eonsseuer ella y & rAi1
del resultAdo dc la Assmblea del Par
lido ee!ebrAdA on San Juan oil dos da
Julio del sno actual y del essado del
partido en- estA lCcslidad, me retire de
10 po isifa Activa dc PaSti3o.
En- e,tA situaeion dc Abaolnto ale
ismlerto, h, estado ccntlnuare has
10 que eircunGtAneiAs dc inbsr6s p6.
bico me cb,igusn & AAlir ds ella, pa
rA prsstAr t3do mi c1nsurso. & loa
que CON mas b dalguisl repre- .entsn
los altos intersses do Ia PAirla.
Reeita aeaor Director las geAelas
por 9 inAsrei6n de eltA c,rts, ylatx
presl6n ma sinssra Dc M oonsids
rAei3n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
Al PUBLIlO

Gran gslsriG f1togr5fea dc eristal
con Odos los &dslAntas modsrnop
Anpli>eiousS, repraducinres, vlstat
de edincios, grupos y todos trahs los
coneernientes Al rAno. Bropietario
]. A. ForAstieri -CAguAs P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18

jar de esa islA que Aurque pequt No
hR sido Embellishments ftcundA para
dar a. mundo no solo millarss do mi
lla-ss de hombres sino tsmhi6n les
inItItusionss gubernAmentAles que hA
eonoeido el mundo,
PArees que la antigua eontumbre
espsnola do hassr sismpre guerra &
las reinaa visne & repetirss una vez
mas en- la ssposA dc Alfonso xuI, no
abstAnte 10 aimpatiA que el pueblo
sspafol ha demostrAdo On todas oea
stones hacis el iovan monarcA. La
princess Henry de BAtIemberg, ma
DIRE do 10 que fu6 prineesa EaA y hoy
reina Vietoria. eomienxa q moitrarse
pssArosa por hAber permitido el en-
lace do 81 hiia por euya vida yivs
siempre temblando, puss 90 dice que
mas de 10 gran oposici6n que 20 pre-
ssnta On 10 eorts espaHols contra ID
rsins, hay algunas iunt&s dc anar
quistAs que Sc dice han promstidc
haesrla dei parecer d. EspanA.
En el Congreso Iuternaeional Ho
msoI Atico selebrado On Atlantic City
IN me1ieo demostr6 que 10 mayor
pArte dc los eonesrs se contrAen do
bido al uso que se hsee en- las cosi.
ras de platos y demAs obietos locea.
dos o ssma tados, loa que al somstsr
los q una temperatura s.svada des
prenden mAterias sontrarias al orga
nismo que produeen oil cancer.
Oiro do los mlsmbros del mismt
songrsso al diIeutir sl eftcto del ta
bAeo sobrs el ORGANISING humane dij.
que 90 cora mas que probada que Q
libre uso del eigArrillo 9 del tabae,
dc 4 los i6vsnes una faerta tendensI,
al robo y 4 10 meutira.
Haes pesos af) no 90 eneontra
ban en- los EssAdos U aidos mas gu,
sualro mil ilAlianos; pero debido q Il
gran sorrisnts dc INN grsei6n On lo
bllimos sH)s, hoy PAsaa do IN mill6l
y 10 aola eiudAd dc NV York euentl
con tAatos isAliAnos cgmo 10 mism,
Roma, auuQue con msnos cue NApo
les y Milan.
Los ilRlianos. que ian escasa
mente han eonsrihuido al levsntA
miento del eonllnenls AmericAno,
que hkciA tansos snos perm AneeiAl
smodorrados, psrscsn hAbsr oespsr
tado & 10 vide oeade los tismpos d
GAribAldi Un a9rt0lmiento indus
trial hA revolueionAdo Las ciudAds
del n0rts de 10 psnlAsula Tia Ice,
una corrienls do emigration q !
| Am6risA hA Ga pbiado For eomplst
| 10 situAei0n de 10 Siclna y do 10
provinoias del Sur, oil misme t.emp
qss Ia cisneiA y las iuduAtriAa hA
&C msrzaco 4 f Jrsesr do nuevo.
Los euatroeisntUs eiLcuenta m
itAliApus residences en- 10 ciudad
lNtw York dspoiliAron durAnGe Q! 4
de l, 905 1itz J seiS miIlonsa de dollar
en- loA hancos dc ahoEros de la eiudAt
inv4rtieron eiLcusnlA y Clnco millonS
On propisdadss, J q mas do Gao Fosss
dies mil tiOnd&a que vAlen siete milll
: neA. y Lu concrete sl POE mayor pas
de echo miilones Al ana. e. vale
total dc avS prop.edAdeS montA q
mtlicnss, d. 10 cuAl NADIA hA Bido b,
edA Q sino ganado Ga ssls pals Q
, poeoA lhos do trabAio sonstAnls.
Y loA miilAres do iIaliAnos or
anuAlmsnts huysn q eslE nuevA pair
indieAda por Colon, IrAsn Sonaig
pAraO do sua gloriAs y ~ han Eegall
, do & NV York cen vAriAs ohfAs mae
srAA que alderman 10 sludAd, J 90 pr,
ponsn ahor& coniribuir con una MAJ
mica sAtAtuA del insigoe Vsroi par
eomplstAr con ella uu gruRo dc ssti
/. tuAs que 30 exhibir& ca la nusvA AduI
nA que ss ConsIruyS On 10 ciudAd.
CoRRnaPONBAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18

Vease nuestro interesa 1te 70.
Ietin FL Ca6aIiero de ca.
s0 R01a, epoca de la gran
revoluclon francesa, en- las
paginss So y Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
Dr.. Juan c. gaIanda,

NED1CO CIRUJNO
NAGUABO P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
Fsiardo, Is o,iubrs de 1905.
POR REH7tS IA7EGHEy

For isttacsi6n { las eyes d.
ffnitA intsrnas fusron dsnurclsdca :
ian" nsisdos 90 GuayBma los veolao,
fs PatI'a'i Juan Rivera 81 Iias d,
tG ee3 Easolast'so Vale 30 d!ss ,
J. N, ls 35 dias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
10 GARANTIZAMOS
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasorda.
NILAGROSO DESQBRINIENTO

Po 6 eg6 San Juan Asgross eapesisldsd dsa
Alberto Pzzo Naposs ual aua nnndad
bss mednAes de India dpueI ostudo
msdadeS sas ha eneonAdo medic radical
6o sin hassr del mersuro eom5sa
dadss dc dshA austana
formulas vegetables pus compo6n solo
nn hsbRs medicaes de IL India Las pdoras
nvento msgroHo uras6n de tsdas as 90
fsrmsdadeS de les Was urusriAs dc Ambca sxo
FL miagsoo RooB Pzz0 msrameuo essAamo pars
omPes dsueson de todo eaeo 6 so purasa
impurs deiAndoA ado normal brs
nmundad pArs var rsprodusen rbe
oomP gudsd dc que odA ataeRds dc de
frmedsdsS h de recur
eesd PzEo los inereuoE poirSn hGssr dosUr u
parenarms solo cmlsrio frfm do 10 bonded
bseo dsmusstFa mo s sfsa mpondsrabs
Lares nor mAlRAsAr .
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-12-07
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
Condition Of a Week Ago Little
Changed and Receipts Light.

| Condition Of a Week Ago Little
Changed and Receipts Light.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec A.
Cattle receipts this week are hardly
up to expectations, $4,000 head in
two days, equally divided, and the
tendency OF the market today is
strong Cows sold lower yesterday,
and are Is to Is cents lower than q
week ago, beef steers very little
changed, stOckers and feeders high
er this week but not quite as high as
on Monday OF last week, which was
the highest time this fall Finished
cattle are scarce, top both yesterday
and today $500, which is not near a
prime Christmas cattle Quotable up
to $3.50 to $500. Short fed steers are
not coming very freely, the bulk Of
the receipts today being one car ship
ments, indicating that feeders are top
ping out their punches, but even at
that the quality does not average very
high, and bulk OF the steers sell at
$3.50 to 1856. Colorado IS still mar
keting a good many cattle, run from
that state being heaviest of the sea-
son in the last two weeks, and con-
tanning more stOCkers and feeders A
string OF Colorado feeders sold yester-
day at $4-25, weighing 964 pounds,
but they generally sell between $3.50
and $3.50, the stOckers at $500 TO
S3.S5- Heavy feeders are scarce and
much wanted, but very few are COM
ing that are worth more than $40.
Cows sell at $2.4O to $500, heifers
$500 to S5.15, bulls S2.25 to $3.95,
veals $500 to $3.50, heavy calves $500
to $500, common stock calves $500 to
$500, stock COWS and heifers $500 to
$500. Unless receipts are liberal later
this week, the market will go higher
before the close Of the week.
The hog market is changing all the
time, but without any decided ten
dency either up or down. This week
prices are going up, and tOday's mar
ket is to Z y higher following a
similar advance yesterday. Top today
IS $3.50, which has been exceeded only
twice in the last six weeks, bulk Of
sales $6.15 to $6-25, pigs and light
hogs 1913 to $500. Run IS 1900
today, but the supply for the last
month or more has been five to fifteen
thousand head per week short Of a
year ago, and insufficient to meet the
demand.
Sheep receipts are moderate, 5000
here today, market 10 higher yester-
day strong today. A small bunch OF
native lambs sold at $3.50 today, Kan
sas fed western lambs $7.35 and $40, |
medium lambs worth $3.50 to $7.15, |
fed yearlings 35.75 to $3.50, wethers
$500 to 1915, ewes S4.S5 to $685.. A
mixed lot Of fed western wethers and |
ewes sold at $3.50 today, Weighing
ia pounds. Very little feeding stuff
is available.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John o. DOckerty and wife to
George Kelly. wd. lot II, block 19, IN
G K & y. additiOn-S1OO.
Lardner Howell to John A Reeran,
wd, NV 3-1O-42-S9OO.
J. R. S. Shaw and wife to J. W.
SCOheld, wd. lots IA, Is, in block I, in
the First addidOn-$5O.
George Bradley to George W. Eos
Z ter, wd, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10,
II and II, block 70, in original town
1850.
r. L Brown to Wade Warner, Qcd,
lot in block Il, original tOwn-S2O.
State Of Kansas to Walter Rabbit
school land certificate, NE 36-7-3S-
1915.
United States to Herbert E. Swift,
patent. Sc 1878.
James A. TOtten and wife to Paul
c. Swain, wd, Sc 1O-S-3S-S1,5 500
c NJ Millisack and wife to Benja-
min B. Foster, wd, lot II, in block IS,
in the original tOwn-S1.OOO.
G E Smith and wife to James II.
Roe wd, Sc 21-S-41-S1.5OO
James n Brown to Charles Nor
man, wd. Sc 2O-9-4O-S1,1OO.
J. NJ Johnson and wife to Thomas
Ansley. wd, lots 80, 81, 81. SO, block
4. in KanOradO-S65-
Emma Butler to H Elizabeth
Coates. wd NV s-9-39-$2,6 $40.
c. P. Russell and wife to Fred z.
Banett. Qcd. lots 3, 4, in block A, orr
ginal tOwn-S2O.
Sherman County Development Co.
to Fred E Barnett, Qcd, lots 1, 2, in
block a, original tOwn-$4O-
Lardner Howell to R Hamburger,
wd, NV 6-6-3S-SSOO.
United States to John Deyo, pat
ent, NV 6-6-38
United States to James Deyo, pat
ent, NE 6-6-38.
Lardner Howell to Wade Warner,
wd, NE 6-6-38-$S00.
Wade Warner and wife to r. Hum
barger, swd, NE 6-6-3S-$1,O 900.
George Bradley to William Die
Kruger, wd, lots 1 and 5, in block 50,
First addition-S5O.
United States to Henry y. Schell,
patent, NV 32-S-42.
Lardner Howell to Warren Sham
burg, wd, NV 32-S-42-S1,OOO
Warren Shamburg and wife to B.
F. Brown, wd, NV 32-S-42-S1, $50.
NJ Nolan and wife to Wesley Cole
man, wd, lot II, block "a, First addi-
dOn-S40.
United States to John S. Jacobs,
patent, ,27-S-39.
Asher B. Wilson to G. W. Sapp,
swd, lots l, 2, in block IA, Third ad-
ditiOn-S65.
United States to Harry c. HamiI-
ton. patent. SW 24-1O-41.
United States to Sarah J. Gilmore,
patent, NV 22-9-4O.
Benjamin 3. Foster to W. y. Sulser,
wd. NE 26-7-4O-S1,12O.
3. z. Brown and wife to G. W. Sapp,
wd, lots Is, IA, IS, Is, II, Is, 10 and
20, in block IA, Third additiOn-$25O.
George W. Heitrich ct al. to Fred
E Barnett, qcd, SW 26-1O-41-$5O.
Warren Shamburg and wife to
Wade Warner, wd, all Of block Al
and lots 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, S, 9, 10, IL, II,
in block 4S, Beahm's additiOn-S60O.I
United States to Leonard Mcclure,
patent NV 2-10-42.
James Q. Smalley to Myron Dennis
MOrey. wd. SW 2O-8-3S-S1,5OO.
Wade Warner and wife to william
H Landes, wd, south half Of 1858
$500.
G. W. Sapp and wife to Jerry Ko-
lacny, wd, lots 19, 20, in block IA,
Beahm's additiOn-SSO.
b F. Brown and wife to Jerry Ko-
lacny, wd, lots q, p, % and "a, in
block IA. Beahm's additiOn-S15O.
David H Sherrard to W. l. BallOch,
wd, NV 2-1O-37 and NV Of SW 2-10-
$500.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-12-07
Y0uR PLuMBING

The undersigned firm IS prepared to
do your plumbing for you on short
notice, and in good shape We have
had experience in this line Of work
and are well equipped with tools.
First class work and satisfaction guar
anteed.
RAY I. STARR, Prop.
Shop at City Water Works Plant.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-12-07
ROOSEVELT SENDS MESSAGE
EXECUTIVE WANTS
MANY CHANGES.
Nothing Is Said OF Tariff Revision
Federal Authority Should Re
guIate Divorce Evil

washington, Dec. 4.-The presf-
dents message was read in both
houses Of congress at noon today. MT
Roosevelt adheres to his reformed
spelling in the document. The salient
points in the massage are as follows:
A law prohibiting corporations from
contributing to the campaign expenses
OF any party.
Comforting upon the government
the right Of appeal in criminal cases
on questions OF law.
Prohibiting the setting aside OF
judgments in criminal cases on tech
nicalities absolutely unconnected with
the merits Of the case
Every Christian patriot in America
he says needs to lift up his voice in
loud and eternal protest against the
mob spirit that IS threatening the in
tegrity Of the republic
Scores preachers Of mere discomfort
in labor matters, who, he says, seek
to excite violent class hatred against
all men OF wealth
Asks for the passage Of a bill limit
ing the number OF hours OF railroad
employees and others
Suggests that the state and the fed
eraI governments should provide ma
chineTy for the compulsory inYeStiga-
ton Of controversies between en-
plOyers and employees.
Would provide for the withdrawal
OF coal lands save under certain eSpe-
ciaI circumstances, permitting own
ership to remain in the United States
but allowing the lands to be worked
by private individuals under z royalty
system.
Believes the session will be too
short to improve present laws regard
ing the control Of corporations en-
gagged in interstate business, but i'm
provements should come later.
The government should impose a
graduated inheritance tax and also q
graduated income tax.
Commercial and industrial training
should be one OF the prime objects OF
the nation.
Suggests the whole question Of mar
rage and divorce should be relegat-
ed to the authority Of the national
congress.
Asks for a law which will develop
the American shipping.
Earnestly hopes for the passing Of a
law to provide a lower tariff or else
absolute free trade in Philippine pro-
ducts.
To shut the japanese out Of the
public schools OF San Francisco the
president says is a wicked absurdity
Tor universities and colleges gladly
welcome japanese students He ad-
vises an act providing for the natur-
altzadOn OF the japanese and that the
statutes be amended so as to enable
the president to enforce the rights Of
aliens under treaties.
In regard TO Cuba he says: Thanks
to the preparedness Of our navy, we
were able to prevent the Cuban situa-
ton from becoming hopeless and also
shut on foreign interference. There
IS peace now and the provisional gov
eminent will come to an end when the
new government OF the island is in
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a DENUNCIAmoN OF SOCIALISM
The Doctrine Is One OF Failure, Says
Prof. IaughIfn.

Chicago, Dec. I'm an exposition
Of the labor question, Prof. J. Lawrence
Laughlin Of the University OF Chicago
told the members OF the Citizens IN
dustTial association Of America, whose
guest he was at a banquet last night,
that socialism is the philosophy Of
failure He declared further that in
allying themselves with il men admit
ter themselves failures, and asked So
ciety to do for them what they had
been unable to accomplish for them
selves.
Prof. Laughlin took up the labor
question with unglOved hands and first
made plea for fair play in behalf
Of the emplOye. He asserted that bet
ter conditions could be derived by re-
duction Of the tariff on raw materials
and that this would rebound to the
benefit OF the employer and emplOye,
afOrding better markets abroad and
cheaper products for home consump-
ton Labor and capital must work
in conjunction, he said
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SOLD TWO STATIONS.
r. T. Dygert Brings in q Belgian and
a PerCherOn Horse.

R. F. Dygert, representing the
Sharon Valley stock farm OF Newark,
o., has been in the county for the
last two weeks and has succeeded in
selling two fine stations to farmers OF
the county, who have formed an or
ganizatiOn to buy and to handle this
registered stock
Mr.. Dygert placed a fine Belgian
stallion with the farmers OF the south
part Of the county, and also disposed
OF a PercherOn imported colt to Some
farmers In the north part OF The CUIIi .
ty-
Sherman county has reached q point
where it may be said to be we'll sup
piled in the possession OF high bred,
registered stations and jacks, and
there is no reason why draft horses
and mules Of a superior quality should
not be prOduc 81 il this comfy.
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augurated- We wish nothing Of Cuba
except that II shall prosper"
Refers to the good work OF Secre-
tary OF State Root in South America
and explains why the American policy
not to use force to collect debts from
a weaker nation has proved to be q
winner.
canal and its needs
Refers in a few meaning words to
the navy as a guarantee OF peace Does
not ask for any great increase but
hopes that it will be maintained up to
its present strength.
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LEGAL NOTICES

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
GOOdland, Kan, Dec. 1.-The hon
orable Board OF County Commission
ers OF Sherman county, Kansas, met
IN regular session pursuant to ad-
jOurnment- Members present, n. E
AlbertsOns chairman, and J. W. Klau-
er- Wilson Peters, county clerk, also
present
The members Of the board present
after having been convinced that W.
A SexsOn would not be present, de-
cided 10 attend to what business that
should come before the board at this
time.
On motion the following bills were
examined and allowed. the county
clerk ordered to draw county warrants
on the county treasurer for the
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II you want local Souvenir Goods
see Harry Rowe.
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me Knights and Ladies Of Security
meet every first and third Thursday
evenings At o'clock, IN Masonic hall
All members OF the order and TiE--nE
~ invited to attend. = ~. EA1sCuzEs
--raeffert