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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
INC Democratic Mission.

In his address at Madison Square Car
den. in New York, last night MIR. Bryan
delivered what in the advanced state
OF public sentiment. may be regarded AZ
the most conservative speech Of his lie
The paramount issue he an
nolnced is tho trust issue. ana with il IL
closely allied the question OF the tarf.
Mr.. Bryan gave fun credit To President
Roosevelt for what NE has done toward
the correction Of the abuses Of tie trust.
but he made the clear and fair distinction
that the President had dragged, not lea.
his party with him. and that. as against
the traditional and inherent Republican
policy. the Democratic party has a dis
tinct and obvious and fruitful mission
Boston Globe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
More Comments
On Bryan's Speech

Mr.. Bryan might have done ,,isot,. o.,
i"."" the example OF Pcnnsyivoni...s
Wy Wy sol" ana To- have deferred his home
coming until the close 81 1907 gor B, t
precisely the same role o- pa,tsi,, 80
warning factions that ne is now e~e,. .i,...
20 play. u may De that In AM, ..,e,. 90. +,
,"SK oi uarification would have pro,,
"n" DIS aD'llty. With what effect csa
he expect To- preach poac. yyber. 80.
iS no peace2 How is Il possible h, Me-
Sa0husetts 20 reconcile such Democrats
as District Attorney Moran and forn..-
M". o. Josiah Quincy How in 'he stat,
"t NtW YORK can amy one persuad. ve~-
uine Democrats aud Hearst Bc,no.~.,,
L" ne down together I'm arnity7 Is b.,
I'", u'1ple 90 weld together the Demo-
Gratis in ohio. now that "a maIorit, o,
'"'i"' after "a hot fight in th, recent stat.
F'''i'"' nave repudi1tcd the very
policy concerning the LIQUOR question th.+
enabled the party last year To- elect 4
Gorernor2-Ncw York sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
The Public Ownershin Ouestion

Tho proposition that corporations en-
gagged in Interstate commerce Should Doe
licensed ov The Federal government and
subjected % Flglant Federal supervision
has already been made. viii tle same
ton and approval % President Roose-
Welt. bat 50 ls rather surprising CD find Il
advocated 10y the foremost exponent ~
Jcrersou.an Democracy But the plate
form. radical as u is. is in line with
current ideas. and unless rcactlouarv
wave or cons arvatism strikes the cogn-
Try. lt may easily be the issue 900 which
the night for control of the national
government viii be fought out IN 1873.
Brooklyn Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
HAS DISQUALIFIED Himself"

An hour ago. SO 20 speak. it was
Bryan nrst. tho rest nowhere. Look out
for "A grand transformation scenc with
Bryan almost invisible as probability.
scarcely visible as poss buity. He has
disqualified himself lie has AT one fcll
swoop converted himself from a sure win
ncr into all lnehgihiity. Determined 10
go faster than the President. be has left
the track altogether. Having eliminated
hin self. the Democratic party must look
So Democratic Brooklyn
Eagle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
A Great Speech.

a great speech IL was: we are glad to
admit Of a manly adversary and proud 49,
Americans that our old national tradition
OF eloquent speech is stin nobly maintain
ed by the next Democratic candidate for
the presidency But for the creed Mr.
Bryan proposes we have neither quarter
nor compromise.-Phnadel Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Spells Of Weather.

care who hears us say i.-Richmond
Timcs-Dispatch.
But II you had adopted tho official STYLE
OF spelling prescribed hy executive order
YOU would have been more correct in
the statement Of your meaning and OF
the fact-Petersburg Iudex-Appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

A Boston Woman Socialist scores Sec
rotary Bonaparte for advocating undue
severity with anarchists. and says his
course would turn the country into a
nation Of anarchists. She is pretty near
" risht-Ncw York World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

But tho prosecutor Of csp,.i, ,y,rz
was no personal matter merelv Its object
was To- show bat tho Southern con-
4 federacy was ~harbaro,,s- I'm IFS 'front.'
n,nt Of Federal rrisoners ond ,,,t a..
officers had con4piraa IN e,t..,,,t,,,.
b such prisoners b, starv,tio, o,1 o,,,o,,,.
( 7, was never denied tim, tborc ,,.,s ..r.,,
; suncrin. bv prisoners confino, ,t ,naor
son,-rus ana that t,.. ,,,or,,,,,.. ,.,'. 60.
rific. but this was through force OF nm
avoidabie circumstances AND il v.ss in
famous To- attcrnt to mako. D. .,,,,,..,. cha,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

But. leaving all this out of the question
whose fault was 1t at last that the North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

That loud noise You heard Yesterday
was only che oyster coming in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
En- UNA CARCEL

La penitenciaria de Ffesho!d, N. W
Jersey, td6 tsHtro de IN episodlo sen
sacional { hnsH de ID SsmAna pasAda.
william Herman, IN negro de Long
Bran9h elf dttanido como lest'go On
nm asesinaso reOIeuk msnte comttldo
en- IL persona de TAdeo Bush, psrdi6
dc rspente 10 rsa5n, J armGdo CON
una navSis de AfeiIar, hirio mortal
msnts & IN hiio suyo que eSiAba con
ell luego volvi6 el ArmA contra d y
Se innr!6 diversAs cortadaa mas 9 me-
nos prcfundAI J graves.
Por mas dc una h)ra mantuv5 On
i,ous & los demks prIsionsros que
pretsndlsroa subYugarlo. Las auto
Fldades de la tAyesl ApclAron 4 cuanto
reeurso hAllAEon q ID manoi mApgAI
de sgaA, gsnshos de acero, amoniAst
que ls Arroiaron 81 rostro y aun o.
dIupAro de M trAbuso earEado cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
OPINION DEL IUEZ RODEY

EI jutE Rodey &c 10 Corte Federal,
en- una opinion aobre la iurisdiesi6n
de la Corbe Federal, b s dleho que esA
Corts nolo pusds sonoeer dc los plsi.
toa on los euAlsI todos los demAnda.
dos pusdAn ssrlo ssparadamsnts Anta
ID miamA Corte.
Las Coltss FsdsrAleS son CoitN
de iarisdieci6n Imilada. CuAndo IN
pu ,rtorriqun es demAntanls en- IN
pleilc, tOdOs los dsmAndAdos dehsn ser
dc nAcionAlidAd dialinlA, es dseir, que
dos rueitorriQu, nos, uno demAndants
= oiro demandado, no pusdsn dsman,
dAf anIs la Oorte, Tai sS, en rsIdmsn
lA opinion del ju,z Rodsy,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
NUEVO cONVEUT0

En- medic dc ceremonies pompo'
sas, Sc iuAugur6 oil visrnes pAsAdo On
10 ariatoeraSioa pohlaci0n dc N, " Jort,
una institution demo ominsda Convsnto
del CepAculo y baio los auSpic'os do
10 IgleHiA Cat6lics, para que les do
mas do lA alta sociedad americans,
que perteneScan & esq f6, puedan per
mSneCer tsmporalmente alsiSdas del
mundo y de Sus pompAs; 10 que no
pAreee tGeil que SO logrs en- New port,
SI 90 tiens en- eusnta que en- csc lugar
y esta eGtaeiop, 10 que anhslan las
muieres co verse en- pleno mundu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
PROPAGANDA P0LITICA
DESDE QUEBRADILLAS

Con el hn de OooperAr 4 la dsAni.
tivA constitution del Comiis del Part
do Unionista, llegaron & este pueblo
los ssforss dootor r del Vale = don
Jaime Annexy, G misionAdos por 10
Juuta DirsctivA de 10 colsctividat.
Numsrosos correlielonsrios sguAr.
dAban & los Hilpguidos huSspedep,
{ los euAles aeompanAron hsstA la co
60 habitAsi6n del ssaor Msatrs, sp
donds 90 les hAbfa preparado ALOHA
miento,
A les dos dc lA tArds tvvo sieeto
lA reunion, { que de Antensno 80 hA
bic sonvosado, J 90 ella demoHtr6 un
vet mas sale pueblo 81 sspirltu de fra.
ternidsd , ooneordiA que ANNA & to-
dos los slsmsntos unionistAS.
Para IL Interpretation dc Algunou
artisulos del reglsmento habfAn surRi
do peQuthM difsrsneiAs, dltsrsncia
txeluSivAmsnle de lorna, que tueror
ttSlAnsdAs On lA reunion con lA cor
tesla y Amiltosa benevolsnsiA que dis
tingus sismpre las personals dc cul
turs social J de eleVados y patrI6Iico
sentImientos,
En brsve plaso qusd6 por vota
cI6n aeorsta conaEiIuido sl eomit6 ba
| 10 10 prssidsneia de uno dc los ma
prsstigiosos , vsrerablss lushadors
por 10 hb0tAd J 81 progreao de nue.
Ire iiOra.
TSrmtnado 81 as1o iusrOn invitt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

p6lvora solAmsnte J con 10 cuAl oreys'
ron AauttArlo,
Eu satos enssyoS de atAQus y de
fsnSA habriAn permAnscldo horAI en-
teras, puss 10 navSia gre blandiG ins
piraba sufslsnts rsEpeto & sus advsr
sArtoS, 81 no logrA uno de los policiGl
dsseArgarle on los hombros un transa
20 que h'zo delmSyAr Al loco.
E. vsneedor no ean6 v.cIorlA lin
pia, puss enla luehA que Sigai6 4 gol
pc, eAsi psrdi6 una oreiS. Y no fot
sino euando 81 negro sxhAl6 Ell 6ltimt
alienIO de 10 vida que volvi6 10 tran
quilidad { los corQuiltadorsI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
ECOS De ACUAD|LLI
Entusiasta recibimiento. {
Director de la DemOCrS-
cia" Y Galvez 0terO.
FERVOR PATRlOTlCO
Ell asunto de Mr.. Kopel. = Ur
meeting unionista en- el b2-
rio del <Palmar>.

Ea 10 tArde del G&bado Glsm1
lleg6 & esta siudsd, procedsnts de San
Juan, ell se6or Muhoz Rivera, Quien
venia aeompa6sdo.dsl elocuente ora.
dor y entusia'tA eorrsligionario don
Julio G.lvez Oiero, oil cual tuvjmoa
oil gusto de sonocer y saludar
Frsnte & 10 sstsci6n fsrroviaria se
sgolpsba IN buen eontingsnts de nnio-
niatss. que prorrumpi6 en- vlvss afro
nadores q Nun zy& 10 Uoi6u.
Nufoz Galvez SO dirigieron en
coche 4 la casa morRda del seHor
G uevsrA Santini, los eualss sslisron
como q las dos y media do 10 tarde
hseia San S,bAst&1 , LA-as 90 vlsis
de propaganda politics. AcompAn6
q Mufi-z a GAlvez hats sl Pc.
pino una etmiai0n cen 2uestS de los
disliug lidoa eorrsllg on arloA don Pc.
dro A dc Echaudis, don Juan Tomas
CAhkp, don Rodrigo Font y don Ma.
nuel Rodriguez Cabrera.
Aver domir go, como lau cinco
mas 6 msnos de 10 tArde, de rsgreao
dc San Ssbaslisn y Lares, eu cuyoG
pushlos, nos dicen, tleron recibldos
brillsntsmente por los unioniAtas, lis
garon & eIta siudad los sefores M.
Hoz Rivera y G avez Otsro,
A los poeos momantos "a or.
gsniz6 un me ting ooftico, al cusl two
etesto Dor Ia noche de'de oil bslc6n
del h ,tel eBorfaqusns; eat, nj etinq
rssult6 grandioso. Frenss al edlAcio
que oeups dicho hotel sitnsdo q .ts
frents & 10 PlSza Principal SO agru.
paba una muchsdumbre inmenss IL
que Gvida dc olr 10 palabra de nueA-
sros oradorsa, prorrdm2iA..soassAn-
temsnte en- vivaa 81 aehor Munoz r..
vera. al G Gobern ado, q 10 U al6o J Al
/. iuturo triupf electoral de eatA patrld
tlcA sgrupsci6n po, FLEA
Al presentArse & 10 trlhuna oil %
nor :Mufioz, fuS saludado con upa
entusiAsta saliva dc Aplausos,
Mufeh improviA6 IN breye psro
o slocuentfsimo diacurSo que fl6 aplau-
!? dido essrepitosamsn,e, sjgui6ls & 81.
to en- el uso dc la palabra el reputado
/ y ioven orAdor don Julio G alvtz Gle,
. 70, el cual deiEsft6 un diScurso bri,
llAnts y er4rgIco, El stf1r Calves
90 un correCto J galano orAdor. 81
orat )ria ha gustado muth) al pdb.i
90. A les nueve y ms Ia tsrmin6 tar
Aplaudido acto poliIico,
D. "A d TINA horA ae nos eomunlcs
,n que 10 Corte de cate Distrlto, prt vi,
\, acusAci6n hscha por oil Honorable Fla
10 sal, ha librado auto de pris On oonlr,
do Mr.. Abr, ham X lpel, Fiscal que f
q hasts hAce poco de dirho lribunsl, po
., ab lsoa de cophsnxs, hschla 6sloa CO
n metidos en- 81 cAr&cter de fdncIonA, /,
Iel Ethioo. ESto he Ildo ohi'to aQui d
40 vivos GOMEZ tArios, pusa dfcese ou
ri, este 90 ell primer cGso qus SO dA O.
ar Puerto Rico.
% -E1 ell gran mitIn untoni.ta GU
tOontindG en- Ia pdQind 24)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

dos los concurrenIss { un retre.eo
ss bricd6 por la indeitrncilble solidA
ridad de los parsidirios de Ia Uni6n
, ss connrm6 mAa el prot6slIo de
dc proMguir lAborando un4nlms
decldidsmente por 81 trIur!l dc lss
dostrinsa IalVadoras del pAfsido.
AL oIcurscer someps6 sl pueblo 4
sgrupAras IrenIe & 10 casa del leF
AleAlde. En msnoH de media hora Ia
Gale enserA ealabA mah ria mel te In
vadida por una numsrolisima sonsr
rrsncls, que deIsabA DIR lA ve. dc les
comisionAdos. Faeron OATS presen
tadoS por el GtfOr ylelrs, y hlblI ror
dssde el bAlc6n de 10 cAt1, ecrgra:u-
lSudOse con sl pueblo por su snsusiss
mo y su civilmo y txsll&udo olo & pro.
seguir on el e'tusrzo } en- lA lushA
hAatA logrAr sl defultivo trlutto,
Re 9 isbrAdillAs IN pueblo sirce.
raments unionniItA. LoI p, cos rspu.
blicAnos que ada Quedap no lieneu
psGo alguno en- Ia opinion dblics, y
van cada DE eonvsneiandose de que
POGO pueden espsrAr de los absurdos
procedimisntos de ius c.ri,soa, sptre
los euA!esr como 10 hs pusllo blsn de
relieve 10 6ltImA ridfculA ssambles,
reinA tan solo sl mayor dslbtra-
iuIis,
4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
POpOURR|T
Sobre temas repubIicanos
ESQ de Ia incorporation.
SonetiIIo estramb6tico.
10 QUE DICE ROssY
El doctor y Ell enfermo. u ma
dolora adaptada a las cir
cunstanclas.

SEstkn 6 nc sInsorporados2s
20 len tiene, al csbo, rsz6n?
So debate este question
On t,aCs spasi0nados.
No 90 ven los rssultados
y sigus IL eopfdsi6n,
Puss, que 5'a sineorporasi6rs
10 h ~ a cspcsrros tApsdos?
Lo que, On verdsd, oil partido
le sucede
es que % eneuentrs csido,
y 10 estG dc tAl manerA
que no puede
sm:orporarss siquisrs
Rossy, de muy NAL tAlants
y ftuneisndo sl entreeeio,
en- ve2 de sVamos palantes
diee:-IVoto & BArrabis!
VAmos hoy, eomo el cspgreio
Siempre patrdS,
siempre p'atrds,
iYa 10 verdsis
y tiene ra26n, q f6
El partido -lya 90 vel
no volvsra & estAr en- pie,
adn eusndo, fasra do o.
A)gpien suefls DOR shi
con un nuevo San BArte'
lemf.
Doctor, querIdo doctor,
Sigue al epfsrmo peor.
No 90 muevs aupque le piQuen,
nj Glientd. -Pues que ls apliQuen
cataplasmas de alcsr for.
w.
y el enfermo? Nal, muy mel.
Delirs, hAbla de fsntAsmAs,
de fantasm ones , tai.
No surssn las eataplssmas
uu eteeto radical.
~
-SY hoy sigut?-Cn r9simo eatAdt
90 hallA del TODD postrado,
y & vsces me iptunis misdo.
Dc, que esi& incorporate.
~ no pusde Alzar nj ,tn dedo!l
~
AL morir el erfsrmo 8 sea el parAiC
-1Qa6 NAL, DR.. 10 arrebat6 lA vid,
pregunt6le IN amigo, eompuugIdo,
-Muri6, diio oil De-, de una caid
-Pues do d0ndeeSy62 Csy6de un niG
Su1rsz de- MOta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
DESDE CACUAS
Escrdpulos del sehor Argiie'
lles.-Conat0 de incendio.
Reqresa de Mejico.
sR. SOTO, HIjO
Carreras de fochos.-Rema
te.-Fallece el nifio Medi-
ma, a,-Inscripciones.
sR. SOTO. HlJO

Por msdiaei6n del eApataz do su
taller, comuniea oil ssiior Arga alles
que, como medida do ordsn, ha sido
suspendida 10 lectura do todos los pc
ri6dieos polfticos on 10 f&brica que
tiene sstableeids aquf.
-En 10 noehs del domingo 90 pro
duio an conato dc fuego On la casa de
Felipe Rodriguez, por haberse inaa
mado IN dep6sito do petr6leo. Fu6
aofoeado & tempo.
--Por eonsseueneia do una hsrida
que casuAlmente 90 diera on el lado
ixquierdo dol euello, fAllsci6 sl nifio
Eduardo Medina.
Ell skbado dltimo fueron insert
tos On sl rsglatro electoral 208 electo
res. de sllos sinco rspublieanos y 203
unionistas.
-Algunos republieauoa han he.
cho circular la notieia do que ca les
sleesionea pr6ximas votarAn 10 eandi.
datura unionista para los cArgos To-
Gales. Dioen tsmbi6n que % opondrGn
& 10 obrera, dado eaao que los obre
ros llevsssn & los comicios candida
turAs propias.
-HA rstornAdo 4 su patlvo lar
don Arturo Mas, que 80 hallaba tenn
poralments On Mexico. Tamblen hs
regrssado dc los Rstados Unidos do
America, donde cursaba estudioS uni
versitarios, el ioven Manuel Soto ,
Soto, hiio dc nuessro buen eorrsligio'
mario don Manuel Soto Aponts. Blsn
venidos.
-Aqul, como en- San Juan y Pom
90, hsy musho snLu siasmo por les ca.
rreras de caballos. El domingo %
llevaron & etestb ditAs on 10 sarreters
que eonducs & GarAbo, disputGndose
sl premio 4 escape & $500 metros lou
fochos sAarg6s y STeuenos. RESULT
lriur tants el ditimo,
| Ell doee del actual 90 verified or
el salon principal del Consistorio o.
remats do csrnioerfa. Ootuvo 10 hue
Ina pro don g sbino Ssrrano.
/ -Esp.6ndido rssult6 oil aeto po.i-
tico llevado & eteeto aver On el barrie
| B,atriz, do Csgaas, y casa del coose
cuents correligionario y eStIm ads
amigo don Jaan Feix
. Por 10 cArretera central y a dis
tancia de dos kl6metroa do la Oaa,
. donde 80 cslebr6 el meeting, sguArda .
ban & los oradores, fernando geupos
. IN sin I dmsro do eAmpesinos que Gle
gremsnte batiau palmas al yer q aQue
Illos. Nueateos amigos Iespon iiero
ia tan Atsctuoso rec oimisnto y demos
traction dc simpA,iss con vlvas q !
!. | Uni6n, q Auiicz Rivers, oil Goberna
dor Winthrop y q los unioniStas d
| BsAtriS.
En- 10 casa del se q II F6ix sgual
a dabSu distipg guidas perSonAlidAdss d.
!. bArrio y una pl6yads de muiereS her
!. mosaa que 80 diSron eita Allf para ds
mayor reAce y esplsndor 81 Civic
a ACto, La eonaurrsnOia numerosR, oa
y culkndose On oshoeisntM almAs Il
elf congregadAs.
H(cIeron uso do 10 palAhra Il
a props sgandiatas de nusstra causl
: obreros todos, Eloy DAvlls, victt
: MAldonAdo, Eduardo Rodriguez 2
, SoIero OvGlle, Juan VIllArir y, Nat
IA Ito Bsyonei J Miguel OfabonA. II
IA dos sstuvieron muy bien sn aus re
, pectivos diseurIos J tderon mereeid
mente aplAudidoS.
/. El lefi1r Felix 80 distIpguiC
a eSposA obseQ Quiaron q los orAdol
: con lioores J reteesoos,
n. Sc iuie'a una aerie dc mestipI
Dor los hArrios dc 10 jurisdiction.
N CoRREsPoNsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

olsbradillI'. Julio de /. zee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
Tint Indian Bill.

Milwaukee Journals Senator La
Toilette has bcen heard from at last ON the
iOor OF the senate, aud neither tho senator
himself, nor tho state of Wisconsin, need be
ashamed OF the work he did
Tho action OF the senate upon the Indian
bill was both victory and adofeat for semi
tor LnFoluttc. llo was defeated IN that he
could not bring TO Il vote his amendment pro-
hihitIng railroads from acquiring coal lands
In Indian territory, II was u victory In that
his discussion Of tho question forced the SON
ate 20 vote In favor OF prohibiting the sale OF
the Indian con aud asphalt lands until uu-
thorIzcd by law.
IL seems tair to assume that without soma
tor Lnlollotte's earnest protest the bin would
have boon passed with provision giving tho
roads right to acquire title to any Or all Of
the Indian territory coal lands As II result
Of his protest and arguments this provision
of tho bin was stricken out aud the whole
matter postponed FOR further consideration.
From the reports II was apparent that SEN
ator LaFollctto had tho moral support Of the
senate; ouLw ardly he had NJ any rate, nj.
though ho could not control the votes, II
was clear that the senators did not wish To Rc
ON record as opposing tile principle FOR which
he was lighting,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
CITY ELECTION.

The people Of Mineral Point ought
not to allow the coming municipal
election to go by default. But every
thing points that. The same listless-
ness and general apathy reported NJ
generally prevailing in the smaller
cities OF the state exists here Mt home.
In times past citizens have manifest
TOO little instead Of too great an inter.
est In local self government. And
now the primary election law adds to
this deplorablo tendency. 1t seems,
at least. to discourage any spontnno.
GUS action towards securing good pub
lie servants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
A Personal EXPLANATION.

The following letter from j j,
Kuclling explains itself:
Washington d. g., March D. 1000,
70 the Town County Democrat,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin;
II has been my intention for some time Ia
write u letter from the national capital, but
my timo IL limited during the day and what
writing do has to be done after supper,
have been anxious to see what can be seen
here In the wny Of Interesting features to n
visitor, such ~ the public buildings galleries
departments ana other places, but find my
time 80 fully occupied at the office that as
yet have hnen unable to get around to any
great extent,
| arrived IN Washington on Dec. LIST and
went to work the next day, being Obliged to
get 10 the office shortly after eight In the
morning and remain until half past five In
tho evening with twenty minutes for lunch
| am In the office practically all the time, SO
that hnvC been unable up 10 this time to
meet either Of the Wisconsin senators
hope To hear them speak In the senate before
my return 60 Wisconsin, The District OF
Columbia committee room Is one Of the busi-
est places In the capitol and upon the COM
mlttCo there are eighteen congressman from
various states, aud all are mon OF fair pruml.
hence In congress
My duties ARE those OF messenger 50 you
VIII seq hat have no time To play In fact
the only two days have not been ut my post
were Christmas and New Years, Congress
may adjourn from time to time but the wurl,
OF the committee continues, make tbs
statement 80 that the people OF Mineral Point
aud the surrounding country may not he
mlslcd by tho statement In the Chronic
Grumhlrr, the Mineral Point Tribune What
wns said In my two letters to the GHena Gn1.
otto was the truth ~ ilnd conditions here
II the editor OF the Tribune Is doubtful Of tht
truth ot what have said, he Is ut liberty Il
investigate the matter himself,
My aruuuIntances ia Iowa county know mi
VOL enough so that amy attempted alroni
upon my character win require no correction
from me, 1t was merely nnattempt TO strike
tuugrcssmaul w liAhcnck over my shout
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys.
NOTICE TO CRnnIrnRS

STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
~ ss.-ln Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Charlotte
Eyre, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Charlotte Eyre, deceased, having been issued
to Philip Allen.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of
said Charlotte Eyere, deceased, are allowed
and limited by order OF this court until and
including the first Tuesday of September,
1906, being the 4th day OF said month, to
present their claims and demands against
said Charlotte Eyre, deceased, to the county
court for examination and allowance.
Notice Is also hereby given that the claims
so presented will be examined and adjusted
by this court, at the office of the county Judge
at the court house in the city OF Dodgevile
in said county, on the first Tuesday Of
October, 1906.
Dated this goth day Of February, 1906.
BY the COURT
ALDRo jerks, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys,
NOTICE no cREnIrnRs-

STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
- s.. In Probate,
deceased.
Letters t,timcntary on the estate OF
James Aide, deceased, having been issued to
James Aide Jr
Notice is hereby given, that the creditors OF
said James Vide, deceased, are allowed and
limited by order OF this court until and
including the first Tuesday OF September
1906, being the fourth day of said month
toprcsent their claims ana demands against
said James Aide, deceased, to the County
Court for examination and allowance,
Notice Is also hereby given that the claims
so presented will bn examined and adjusted
by this court at the Office OF the county
Judge at the court house in the city Of
DO gevtlle, in said county, on the first Tues
day of October, 1906
Dated tins 18th day OF February, 1906.
BY the Court,
ALDRo jerks, County Judge.