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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10
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Ia PLATA MINES.
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La Plata Miner.
Geo. Brawner is rushing work on
his group of claims on Lewis Mt.
VIM. Orr 4 WORKING on ,hls pslu,3St:
/ ing property at the Rad II Listtnsf
creek.
Jos. Steinegger has force at work
on his claims opposite the mouth of
Basin gulch.
Hollingsworth & Pierce have com
pleted several assessments in Burnt
Timber gulch.
Jack Bradford is working on his
properties In Boren gulch and has a
fine showing In a new opening on the
contact.
N. p. Ruggles is doing the annual
work on his claims at the head of
Lightner creek and reports that they
are looking well.
The Tomahawk is going ahead at
the rate of FIVE feet per shift and the
Temple-Ingersoll drill continues to
give perfect satisfaction.
G. NJ. Kaempf will resume work on
his group OF five claims in Bedrock
gulch in a few days and will do con
siderable development this fall.
Having thoroughly prospected the
ground covered by his group of eight
teen claims, F. NJ. Crowell has com
menced work on the development oil
this big copper proposition.
w. B. Boyle and ]. G.. Higgins have
secured an option on two claims II
Deadwood gulch that are extensions
OF the property now being worked
by W. H. Lamb, and which is produc
Ing very rich ore.
Dave, Murphy & Co., will run 81
feet this season on the cross-cut tina
is to cut a big ore shoot on thei
group OF claims near the head o
Junction creek. and expect that mex
seasons work will reach the ore.
Owing to the lack of water and tn
condition OF the battery foundation
the Bonnie Girl was closed down YET
terday, but lumber has been ordere
for the new foundations and the mi
will be put into firstclass shape.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10
Adams Cause Waning
Denver. Colo. Sent. 4 ,sos

Denver, Colo. Sept. 4, 1905
The bitterness OF thu aght $500
'"e leaders OF the Democratic partv
"'S increased In Intensity during III
past week. Open letters have besr,
ni'ihg the air, so to speak-thsv have
80" 'eiiihe tales out OF school
"n"4they say about each other CON.
hrmS what the Republicans have
oeen saying about them for ysars
that Patterson is Insincere c.,..
nothing about principle and Is a bol.
ter; that Adams is spineless. -.e.x
wanoiy' never expressing himself on
public isue that requires apy conr.
age; and that Lindsey is a grand.
stand player so swelled with a senae
o. his own Importance that be bas
lost all sense of proportion and All
appreciation of real conditions a.
'"ey exist The testimony against
each other which these Democratic
leaders have contributed recently
supplies the Republicans with a.
good campaign material as any mar.
~ could desire.
rhe results OF the Democratic pri-
maries, as far as held, seem to iudl.
e. ,',, ' wan see the homina'
he,I,an w., ~ .ae LINDSEY re-
tho pon,h,,.s '' i'on' put up Dy
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10

!, he will be held personally to a stri
accountability for the safe keeping
: Stensiand and the prisoner must 1
, held In custody at the consulate. A
consequence Stensland will be r.
moved from the hotel to the consulat
} office He win remain there unit
: his departure from Morocco, whic
may be next week.
: The plan today is to utilize tn
Glacier supply ship of the nav,
: which accompanied the dry doc
Dewey to the Philippines.
The Glacier is now on her wa,
and will stop here to take oil
stensland. stensland viii thus b,
given no opportunity to make a lega
fight.
| CHICAGO, Sept THE purpose
of the government is practically t.
kidnap Stensland from Morocco.
i il the plan is carried out many law
years here question If the banker car
be held.
| WASHINGTON. Sept. THE
American Ambassador of Mexico, Da
vid E. Thompson, has Just made to
the state department an exhaustive
report declaring to be false the re
ports OF the bitter anti-American feel
ing in Mexico and of an organized
revolution against President Diaz.
| He blames the iunta in St Luois
Tor sending out nceDdiary rumors
and asks that the paper they print
In Spanish be suppressed.
He declares that Diaz can cope with
| the disturbance at home, but 1t be.
hooves Americans to deal with trouble
breeders on this side of the line. The
Ambassador says:
IF there should be any local dis.
tIrhance 1t would be handled rightly
| by the Mexican government. Such a
thing as a general uprising is not to
be seriously considered"
The government today is taking
steps TO suppress. II possible, the jun.
ta's st. Louis newspaper called Re
| generacion.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. THE d.
rectors of the wrecked Real Estate
Trust company, being threatened with
many years in the penitentiary, have
| decided to give up their personal for
| tunes, raise the seven million dollars
stolen from the institution and rehab-
llitate the company. This is the to-
days good news to thousands of poor
depositors.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE de.
partment of justice filed q brief In
the supreme court on behalf of the
government in the famous irrigation
suit begun by Kansas against Colo
RADIO.
Kansas seeks an Injunction prohib-
lting the diverting in Colorado of wa.
ter from the Arkansas river for irriga.
| ton purposes. The government jus.
tifies action in its becoming party
to the suit on the grounds that on
"".ei sneu Vi tno iNei III ooiorauo
anu "esteih haiiSas me government
po''' .i"''''eu t'ousano a'res
=, "n'a'aD'e i'"us "n'oh can pe ~
'i"i'neu W ui'ei'i"s "aVei rum ING
'i'ei' anu aiSo ''N'E iiii''o's acres III
cue 1one ""ien can DC 'eo'a'iiiea ny
Wv q ''"e "''''' MN" oVnei ife.'
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o9 '''ue p'ouues.'e'
BERLIN, sept IA jail delivery
| which released 5o revolutionary agi
tators was accomplished at Warsaw
last night SIX soldiers on duty mu
tinted and shot the prison director
me Wardehs were theh pound and
trance 10 the cells nv the use of dvna
mite.
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t,o nrasonoo 90 ,no t,,a,,.and o.o,+a
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10

Owing to the lack OF water and the
condition OF the battery foundations
the Bonnie Girl was closed down yes
'terday, but lumber has been ordered
for the new foundations and the mill
will be put into firstclass shape.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10

Dave, Murphy & Co.. will run sc
feet this season on the cross-cut thai
is to cut a big ore shoot on theil
group of claims near the head o.
Junction creek. and expect that mex
seasons work will reach the ore.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Sept. T.
Secretary of the Navy Long,
having sneeringly discussed the Pill
grim fathers, has raised storm OF
disapproval from their descendants.
The gocernor general of the Society
of the May Flower and Morton Dex
ter Of Boston are particularly bitter
saying that to all lhtents and pur
poses Governor Long had charged the
Pilgrims with being hypocrites. "FoI
my part" said Dexter, this morning
q absolutely repudlate any such con
clusion."
HAVANA, Sept. IAN insurgen
leader, Pine Guerra, yesterday hell
up the mail train at Jibera, and tool
only government mail. Among tn,
documents seized he found orders Il
arrest himself and all his leaders.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08

Industrial wealth, with the impending
tenfold increase of the mineral resources
of this great State and multiplied means
Of transportation thereof to the waiting
markets of the country, Kentucky is
soon to take her rightful leadership in
material and commercial progress. This
enumeration of merely material re-
sources, leaves out of view the greater
glory that shall come to the young men
and women of the State awaiting in
creased opportunities for education anG
Improvement. The rallying cry in mar
shalling this force is that in the dawn Of
the Twentieth Century, it is better that
children should be unborn than I'M
taught, and that with the education
which, from the abundance Of her re-
sources. the State can provide, that it
shall be the concern of all the people
and the highest commission Of the Demo-
cratic party to educate, elevate and i'm
prove our entire citizenship until it shall
be wholly composed of law abiding, God
fearing men and women who shall make
radiantly glorious the great State which
the Lord our God gave unto our fathers,
from whom We have received it in trust
that it may be improved in it's transmits
sion to our children and the children of
our children.
my fellow Democrats, I believe that
our party Is equal to present and future
responsibilities involved in directing the
affairs of this great State. Distrustful
of my ability. yet offering all that ]
have. I am before you as a candidate for
Governor. Not, 1 beg you to believe, as
the candidate of any man or set Of men.
or Of any clique or machine. but as one
who, having rendered his party and the
State the most faithful and devoted
service in his power, comes before the
people, with a pledge to serve the inter-
ests Of the State and all the people,
should success crown his ambition to be
your Governor. 1, therefore, ask your
earnest considera ton of my canvass and
the expression of your free and indie
pendent support in the coming primary,
at which it will become your privilege
and your duty to choose your standard
bearers for the approaching State cleo
ton, and whatever verdict you may
render, 1 shall cheerfully accept it as the
will of my party, and will exercise all
the energies Of my being to insure the
triumph of the ticket that you, IN your
sovereign wisdom, may choose to NOM
mate
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
Stop Babies Tears.

Ninty per cent of babies troubles are
caused by disordered stomach or bow
els. They can all be quickly cured by a
few doses of that great digestive med
icine, DR. Caldwell's Qaxative) Syrup
Pepsin. 1t digests curded milk, sweet
ems the breath, reduces fever and re-
lieves pain. Absolutely harmless to
mother or child. Sure relief in teeth
ing. Sold by DR.. j. N. Poge, of Col
umbia, and Page and Moore Cane Val
ley, at SOC and s1,00. Money back if it
fails.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
Hints To HOuSeworkerS.

Nothing is more important to the
Woodworking housekeeper, than TO keep
her liver properly working; otherwise,
that pale, sallOw look, and tired feeling,
will make her look and feel as sick as a
dog. Nothing will keep you up to the
mark, without injurious stimulation, so
we'll as DR.. Caldwell's Qaxative) Syrup
Pepsin. 1t is pure liver tonic-a cure
for Constipation, Biliousness, and Indi-
gestion. Sold by DR.. ]. N. Page, of
Columbia, and Page and Moore Cane
it fails.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
EAST FORK

On the 10th of July death en-
tered the home of Chess Casady
and robbed it of its brightest Jew
ell. The little twenty-five month
old baby boy took violently i'll on
the 23rd of June and suffered
great agony for more than two
weeks, although everything was
done that a loving mother and
and friends could do to relieve
him. At noon the 10th day of
July his bright spirit took flight
to a better world.
He was unusually bright and
possessed rare beauty and bore
his suffering with great patience
and meekness.
The bereaved parents, two sis
tiers and one little brother can
truly say:
A loved one from our midst has gone.
That voice we loved is still.
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
The bereaved family has the
sympathy of the entire neighbour
hood. A NEAR RELATIVE.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08

Of the building.
II admit it to be possible that the
board could have hired a cheap architect
and that a capitol building could have
been erected out of material and con-
structed in manner that would have
materially reduced its cost
I'm this act and in all past acts. 7
have had steadily in view the cardinal
doctrine of Democracy Of economy in
public expenditures. but I do not be-
lieve true economy to be synonymous
with either stinginess or meanness. and
claim that true economy was observed
in getting the best construction under
the best available superintendence.
Increase of Taxation.
1.-THE statement that there has been
increase in the amount of revenue COL
lected is, OF course, true. Gen. Hays is
privileged to use his discretion in going
back to the year 1895 to get the figures of
income and expenditure to serve as con-
tract for like expenditures in 1905. The
state, as individual citizen of the state.
has from natural causes experienced in
crease of expenditures. It would be a
new doctrine for parent to deny in
crease of obligation to provide experne
for family of increasing size. 1t is not
out of the way to say that the popula-
ZION OF the state mas increased more
than 10 per cent. in the time mentioned
and that the cost of everything the state
as consumer must buy has greatly in
creased
LAS Auditor, 1 recognize the obliga-
lions and duties incumbent upon the Of
flee in auditing claims and making cor
rect account of income and expenditure.
THE legislative department. irnme-
diately representing the people. fixes
both the amount and sources of tax in
come, and how it shall be expended
Extraordinary expenditures during my
term of Office by special appropriations
of the Legislature, have been $4,000 to
the Worlds Fair at St. Louis; SIS, 900 an
Eually TO the State College at Lexington;
$1,000 to the Childrens Home Society;
$4,000 to the State Fair; $4,000 to the
Confederate Home, and by increasing the
school term from five to six months as
well as many other smaller appropria-
lions not here necessary to mention.
while not called upon to justify the
expenditures made, further than showing
they were made in obedience to law,
hereby undertake to vindicate the wis
dom of each and every one of these spe-
cial appropriations and additional eX-
penSe.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
lnterroeatories To Gen. Hays.

rs Gen. Hays willing to affirm just
cause of complaint that /, as Auditor, or
the Democratic State Administration, of
which he is a member is censurable for
expanding $4,000 for the purpose of pro-
viding representation of Kentuckys re-
sources at the great Worlds Fair IN obe-
dience to the almost unanimous demand
of every business interest of the state?
''Will he say that the money of the
people has been unjustifiably wasted in
the appropriation of the sum of $l5,00C
to the Children's Home, home and
refuge for the orphan poor of the state?
''Win he make like complaint of the
appropriation of $1,000 annually in sup
port of the State College?
docs he complain that the added cost
of increasing the school term from five
tc six months is a pT0figate waste of
tlv money Of the people?
VIII he affirm that valid objection OK
lists against the appropriation made for
The Home of the Confederate Veterans
in face of the gaIlautry and chivalry Of
those members Of the state Legislature
making the appropriation, who though
Federal soldiers, voted for and favored
this an1u8l contribution from the cot
fers Of q rich and proud commonwealth
to those heroes whose age mas been over
taken by disease or poverty. and for
whose comfort it is an honor to the state
to prOvide2
I am persuaded that generous Ken
tUckians win not listen with patience to
voice that is directed against benefac-
tons 10 the old soldier or enlarged con-
trloutions to iurthtr the education Of the
young people Of The state.
"O1her appropriations made have been
to the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08

Frn@fort pcnitenliary, III 1909.....%21. G2.
tfitA@i urt penn 21ltiary, ID l.jZ...... La.tt
Lca\FIlte branch, in lo32.............. 81. 49,
Eaytille branch. in ls0t............. 49.oj0
FCF Lakeland Asylum iu IaG2...... n .e1t
Fer Eastern ASylum, in 15)2........ 81 f3
o. itAs<efn ~. unl, IN lfb....... 1868
t"F ~ eai5ln Asylum, le Ttf.-...... 1850
making the sum Of 522a heretofore
mentioned by nae.
Contrasting oNpcuGituras 1der the
three heads OF pauper lao. mina
prosecutions. and schools. 5 ana
1863 The following results az
Pauper idiots, 1895. ..........,...- S S2.G3t
tauper idiots 1895. ............... 163,.
An increase in this item Of practically
100 per cent.
Ia 1855, for criminal prosecutions. 1927 SO
In 1895. for criminal prosecutions, 2S2,655
IN 1895, expended for schools. 2,028 4'F
In 1905, expended for schools..... 2,2l05s0
"Of the total increase of expenditures
under these three heads, in the sum of
$317S7G, more than 50 per cent. or $751;
e94, is increase in the amounts paid the
schools
rs Gen. Hays willing to go on record
as opposed to necessary appropriations
for public institutions of the state, ex-
tension of appropriation for public
schools or prepared to censure or hold
the Auu1tOr cenSufaDle Tor the auSment-
ed cost of keeping pauper idiots or con-
Quoting criminal prosecutions, or as hold
ing the administration of which he is a
member, censurable or responsible that
the cost is not less?
Il am second to none in adherence to
the principle that public Office is a pub
lie trust, and that money taken from the
pockets of the people for the admins
tration of the affairs of government, is
a trust sacred in its mature and not a
dollar should be expended except in ODE
dience to law. and that strict economy
should be observed in public expendi-
ture.
II welcome every reform in admins
trative methods that will reduce the cost
of government to the people, but recog-
nize at the same time that the affairs
of a great and growing state must, of
necessity, entail large expenditures of
money. That these sums shall be care
fully and not unnecessarily expended
should be the chief concern of the serv-
ants Of the people in legislative and adj
ministrative Offices. and this is the just
measure Of their responsibility to the
people.
with reference to attorneys fees, Of
which Gen. Hays speaks. lest the burden
of his complaint might seem directed to
the administration of the affairs of my
office. have only this to say, that since
coming into ONCE as Auditor, have paid
attorneys fees on contracts in the
amount Of $50. All other fees allowed
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
Hager Opens
Campaign

Continued from I'd Page.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-08
Democratic Press.


And = to the Democratic Dancrs
throughout the state. it would be limos
sble TO give too much credit. for their
cheerful and hearty cooperation and
effective work done in those campaigns.
/ have never failed to accord TO them the
full MEASURE Of glory and honor IA
which they are entitled for their part in
the party's triumphs
Whatever i'll fortune may have at
tended the great party TO which I owe
and pay a most loyal. faalty. / have
never faltered in nav devotion 10 its in
forests and principles. and have at all
times striveh TO overcome tie calamities
that have befalIcn It and to promote the
success and triumph of Democracy I
take pardonable prile in the rapid strides
being made by my State ia commercial
and Industrial progress and look cent?
dendy 20 a future not remote when Ken
tuCky's fame shan reach the far1hasc
ends Of earth as one Of The we5uhiest
and mast progressive Of the sisteIhGod
of American States. when the untold
resources Of ner ma ja5ttc mountains
shall be loaded into The lap Of comm cree.
the wealth Of our State XVII then be ar
Treci atad and we Wul take our place
anon The greatest Of the great Com
IuOnN tIltbs OF this most fortunate Re-
public. &ot only are we fortunate in
the possession OF liIoitIass wealth vIthI
which cur mountains and our forests
tenn; bat in the beautiful sunny ,ao-
lands where The blue grass wayeth fair,
we have u soil rich and fertile and cspe-
cialy adapted 20 the use of busbaudrv
to which it is so generously and profit
ably devoted
I'VE have a noble. a generous and hos
pitable citizenship whose lender and nm
stinted hospitality has made for rs a
reputation abroad as the best of Gods
people. and our homes have under the
generous impulses of human svrnpatbv
and cordiality, become the temple of
worship for the truly great and noble
In the past her gallant soIdierssand nion.
GERS, carved out of The trackIess wilder.
ness an earthly paradise for the dwell
ing place of Gods richly .anointed and
the graves of these ill11strious dead are
upon a thousand hills. consecrated Wit
nesses to our claim of brave men from
pioneer DAYS to the present
I'm the social triumnbs Of orr beam
tiful daughters, in whatever function
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-04

DO you earn a living that you
don't get--or do you get living that
you don't earn7
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-04
REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR

A girl thinks her photograph Is
success when she shows II to you
and you guess IT is some famous ac-
tress.
There are good many people In
the world who thinks they are pub
lic-splrited not to kill man after
they have robbed him.
Maybe II woman couldn't squeeze
through a ferry entrance she would
concede she was a little farther along
than plump.
A church-going woman can make
big profits by getting q dollar from
her husband for the collection plate
and then putting in only quarter.
A woman has an idea the reason
there isn't more sympathy between
her and her husband is because he
understands how to balance his bank
account.--New York Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-04
TO THE VOTERS
Of the Eighth Judicial Cir
cult of West Virginia,
COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF
MONROE, MERCER AND
MCDOWELL.

This is to make known to
you that Mr.. ID. Il. French,
OF Bluefield, Mercer county,
has been nominated for the
office of Judge of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit of West Vir-
ginia by committee of the
democratic party, to whom
was delegated the authority
by the said party in meeting
assembled, to name a candi-
date for said office to be vo-
ted for at the election to be
held in said Judicial District
on the 9th day of November,
1906, for the election of Of
ficers, among others that of
a Judge of the Circuit Court
for said district.
In presenting the name of
Mr.. French, your committee
will state that he only
agreed to accept the nomina-
ton at the earnest sOlicita-
ton of many voters of both
political parties,-he deem
ing it as q nOn-DOlitical
office.
There is no office within
the gift of the people of such
vital interest to them as that
of Circuit Judge. 1t is in re-
atty and truthfully a non
political Office, and should be
so treated and held by the
people; for the Judge of a
Circuit Court is the arbiter
between all the people with
out regard to political or 9TH
er kindred questions. He,
as such Judge, is clothed
with the authority to pass
upon the dearest and most
sacred rights of a people,
who intrust to him their