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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
Connrrttrss l1sn M.

washineton. Dee 1f--Pruu5ienf nooevelf sent Co the seaate to-1nT fhs ns0inaf1pa of Bsrtwf Knm |Su1kh sf ouoDeE11euf oe no ounm1D- |0mw C owpuru11nm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Mrs Gertrude NJ. Reich was to-day allowed divorce. Her suit. in which she alleged her husband. Theodore Reich. deserted her and beat her. was decided by Judge Case. It was heard last Friday and decision was reserved. Besides a divorce Mrs Reich is allowed to resume her maid en name. Single.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

oughfares and highways. No feature
Of city or a country district catches
the eye Of the visitor, the investor or
! the possible settler more quickly then
does the appearance Of its roads, and
no factor ia the way Of development
operates, in the long run, with more
telling effect for the advantage or in
jury Of the material well.being Of the
commonwealth than the attitude Of
taxpayers ON this question.
No physical aspect in Europe i'm.
presses the obssrvant American tray
eler more profoundly than the splsn-
did streets and roads which every
where meet the eye. especially in
France. The asphalts Of Paris
washed down thoroughly every night
BY hose connected with the Ere plugs,
are marvels OF cleanliness, and the
long, straight roads, lined on either
sido with poplarS, that run through.
out the length and breadth Of France
are things d veritable beauty snd
joys forever. u eeafs Ii
Clean streets cpd good roads, like
architectural P4ble +huildilgs i'm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
It Makes 4 Dia.rsncs.

Yesterdaj . dispatches from Wash.
ington reveal very interesting story
Of graft with General Wood appear
ing in the character Of chief bene.
ficiary. Some years ago Wood re-
Ceived an injury by striking his head
against q chandelier, Of course sin
line Of duty." Re was uos seriously
troubled until he reached the Philip
pines. There he was informed that
an operation was necessary but in
stead Of entrusting his case to the
physicians in4the islands, who are as
Capablelas those to be found any
whore, hereturned to Boston--not by
transport as the best Of the officers
are usually content to travel, but on
better class Of vessel in company
with his aide The government was
presented with an unnecessarily large
bill for transportation. Still.dissatis-
fed, Wood prevailed upon the I'D;
rninistration to send him to London
for . second operation. Still travel
ing In style. the Wood party went to
bondon, and from there continued
their trip on around the world. The
jannt cost the Uaited States $500 4
/ Leavenworth Times.
In the case Of Senator Burton who
lid not defrsud Tie government Of .
'ent, who represented . client against
whom no fraud order was ever issued,
IN qnreleuting persecution has been
Eaged. Maybe We are alittle dull Of
but II does seem to
make difference who is affected.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
announcements.
REPRESENTATIVE.

REPRESENTATIVE.
lam candidate for representatives. from
dend district,i subject to the actionI OF the
Republican County Convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
enthusiasm, but that Of the alleged
snonmagnOtiC' Cslderhead surpassed
the Madison demonstration many
timea.n A
Land a an Investment.

| When q Dickinson county farm sell
for $50 or SIS an acre someone Away
IS sure to say, ''Land is bound Il
come down" How can it come dowI
With an influx Of about 10000 immi
grants landing in the United Statel
every month, to say nothing of thein'
crease of oar own population and
with 100000 crossing the Mississippi
westward every yesrp Il
Inasmuch as land is the bread pro
ddCsrof every man and beast living,
its value depends only on the demand
there Is for what II will produce.
Hence, there can be no limit to the
value Of land, Find q rich man in
this or any other state, and nine times
out Of ten you will aud that he lisa
man that game iptO tbscountry and
got hold Of the land when 1t was
cheap, and any young man todsy who
will get bold Of the reasonably priced
lspd in the western ststss and hold u
cannot help becoming wealthy. In
Illinois for many years Land was
at q stAndstill at about thirty or forty
dollars an acre, but the reason for this
was, there were surrounding states in
all but one direction where you could
go and get all the free land you
wanted. That time is past and gone
forever and with all the government
land taken up the advancement 10 the
price Of farm land from this time on
must be- very rapid.
Our advice 70 any young man, or
N old man either. 10 to get acme land I
and bang onto IL. Go TO work and /
,tsy al IL untn you get the land paid ,
Ior and then shoot the first man that !
suggests a mortgage. It may take
'svsrai years Of hSrd trials and trbp-
atioaS bus #tsn yOu CT Il snt qEs
nut Of dsbt you are ) king. iPantss
nay come, banks may break, big com
nerciAl interssss g. 10 pieces. but
hey can't phSss you. You are on
be lsad and u is yours and viii re-
.ard you for your lsbOrS and you
an live II the rest Of the world
larvn.. q " ~ y IS -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

The Topeka correspondent Of the
Kansss City Star came to Junctiou
City to write up the congressional
convention. This d what he said:
"Thers are many persons, princi-
pally those who live without the Fifth
district, who seem uaable TO under
stand why Calderhsad should be re-
turned TO cobgress year after year.
They argue that he iscnot magnetic in
his personality and that he 10 cold
toward his fellow men, two quail
ities which are supposed not to be
good for . successful politician. II is
probable that these "iudges" have
never seen "the old man" In his own
bailiwick, nor have they heard him
talk 70 the delegates IN Fifth dis.
trlct assembly. tits there that be
shines. and 1t is there that be makes
enough medicine 70 last him for
another two years.
Few men in the kansas cOngrss-
siOnal delegation get a. close to their
a. CsldsrhOad He IL
thoronghly cOurAgsoaSin the sxprsa-
sion Of his ideas and for thAt man i'd
mIrs him iRs sPPgsptly takes his
people into bic very iapeF tAonghts
and be iS 50 unusually candid that 10
wins mems coa6dspee. even Il hey
saus prepared % scoa. I. was -
his afternoon. when be iold bic
hearers Of bic position on VARIOUS pub
10 questions. about which be hid
zen criticised. BE- brought them up
o ed bsypnd ths cheering point.
ne aonisstial q 3 x NlfisOz uas
q osoaslon 70 b rsnsmbsred for he
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

/, power to absOIutsly Ok the rates
Remember that the constitution Of
the United States is only o. grant Of
.pow5r and congress and ths president
can only do what IL EXPRESSLY gFsnted
10 them and this includes doing what
10 necessary 10 enable % W DO Whst
10 expressly granted. The cppsFiiul
tion OF state Is q different eopstitu-
tIOn, II IL merely Limitation Of
power Ind our legislature may do
everything yhich the people could
enact II they were al assembled 70
make law, only wo are limited BY
our constitution to doing those things
not prohibited Ia our state ccAstitn.
ton. Our state constitution does
not prohibit our legislature from dsle'
gstiag this power to commission.
But the constitution Of ths; United
States does not, expressly grant to
congress power TO delegpts w legis
lstive power and the snprsme court
has meyer $st said We have power toI
delegate this power Il W. possess i.
1.-THE supreme court hss said that
the power to make q rate is . lsgisla-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
State Convention.

There will be delegate convention OF the
Republicans of Kansas held In the Audi
toFlum'bullding in the city Of Topeka, kas.
on May z, 1905, ut the hour of 10 o'clock o. m
for the purpose Of nominating.
Two Justices of the Supreme court for the
term OF six years.
Two Justices OF the Supreme court for the
term OF four years.
Governor
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF State.
Auditor of State
Treasurer Of State.
Attorney General
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Superintendent of Insurance,
Three members OF the Board OF Railroad
commission.
State Printer. L..
The election of state central committee.
The delegates shall be elected In such man
ner, and VI such times and under such rules
and regulations as may be prescribed BY the
county central committees In the various
counties
The number of delegates shall be 1902! Of
which Dickinson county shall have IL and ID
alternates,
The secretaries OF county conventions at
which delegates to the state convention are
selected are requested TO Immediately for
ward duplicate credentlnlsto the secretary
Of this committee.
W, r, sTuBBs, Chairman
CLYDE W. MILLER, Secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
AHeleluI Life Ended.

The denth Of Arthur Young, q
shocking 10 its suddenoss and 50 kesI
q pesaOnAl sorrow tuitha entire com
munity, haD taken from Abilene on'
whose usefulness to the world caunoi
be measured. Mr.. Young Was moi
only % energetic, tirelsap worker bul
he accomplished things that were Up,
lifting and helpful q himself and to
thops With whom be came IN contact.
No man lives unto himself and Il q
much to say that he has exerted only
influence for good and has fought
LIES fight under q flag Of courage aud
high aspirations. From the days Of
his youth. through all the stress Of
young manhood on to; the beginning
OF bis maturer yearshe has stood for
the good thllgs oflthis &oJld and has
won honor and respect because be
did that. In oil the multiiarious in
terests In which he was part bis
businsss and social associates leaned
on his iqdgpsat and Wpsted his
integrity. Perhaps too much was ~
times heaPed upon big willing sh9ul.
ders-but il II were 50 thai came be-
cause hiq abundant sympathy and
helpiulnesS instinc tIvely Invited con-
fidencs and trust. ''' y
Long years Of success seemed to be
ahead OF, binI 70 few ere given SO fair
q promise. AZ bis friends sorrow
that these things are not to be full
filled they realize that even in bis
brief span Of activity he accomplished
much and they win carry with them |
the inspiration Of bis CHEEKY, vigor-
BUS, courageous manhood While
The world loses much in the cutting |
short Of his years, it has gained much
rom the lesson Of his youth and
1oung manhood. He lived life to its
NH measurei he met Ito obligations as
!. man should-wbat better record
ian any Of us leave, no matter how
ong our years Or how bountiful our
'pportunitiesp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

lam candidate for Register Of Deeds
subject TO the action Of the Republican
County Convention. O. o. ecRAFFoRp.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05


lam candidate for representa- from
dend district,i subject to the actioni OF the
Republican County Convention.
]. W. OREEoH.
thereby announce myself as a candidate
for representative from 82ud district, sub
ject to the decision OF the Republican Coup
ty Convention. A, W. RIOS,
lam candidate for representative from
6snd district, subject the action Of the Re-
publican County Convention.
w.N, HAwLEE.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
lam a candidate for the gofiice Of county
attorney, subject TO the decision Of the Re-
publican county convention.
H. L. EluHPHREY.
COUNTY CLERK.
lama candidate for county clerk subject
10 the action OF the Republican county con-
lvention. Il. W, KING,
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the ONCE OF County Clerk, subject to the
decision Of the Republican County ConveIt
tion. Gas. A. sNIDRR.O
Lam a candidate for County Clerk, subject
20 the action Of the Republican County ooa-
Nention, NJ. r. JoLLEY.
TREASURER.
lam a candidate for County Treasurer
subject 10 the action OF the Republican
County Convention. RIM. WHITE.
/ am candidate for County Treasurer,
subject 10 the action of the Republican
County Convention. F. ". MORSE
RBoIsTER or DEEDs.
lam candidate for Register Of Deeds
subject TO the action of the Republican
County Convention. O. o. ecRAFFoRp.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

Threat each mAu according to biz
worth IS a man. Don't hold for OF
against bin that be is either rich or
poor. Bat II hs is rich and crooked
bold against himi II not rich but
crooked then bold against hin. Bu,
4 bets . square man, thea stand by
bin. Distrust all who would have
saY one class placed before any OlhsS.
o,tsF rspnblIes have fallen because 81
- pnp~uPulOus poor Who g,ins9
utcsneouey, Who substituted loyhily .
ciati for loyklty 10 the people 4
uhois. - President Roosevelt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
Republican Convention.

1hpVuUAAS0A SSAAN~@rsS~
Republican county convention will b
held In the court house at Abilene, Saturday
May 20, 1905, at 100 D. M, to nominate canal
dates for county Offices as follows
Representative,
County Clerk
County Treasurer,
Register Of Deeds,
Probate Judge,
Clerk District Court,
County Attorney.
Sheriff,
superintendent Public Instruction.
Surveyor,
Coroner,
Three High School Trustees.
At the same time and place the First COM
missioner district will nominate one candl-
date for commissioner.
Primaries to select said delegates shall
be held Thursday. May "a. in Abilene, be-
tween the hours of Q and 7o'clock; in Her
ington between the hours Of and O'clock
In Solomon, Chapman, Enterprise, Hope. De-
troit. Woodbine aud Manchester, between
the hours of and o'clock In other pre-
clncts between the hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock.
The basis of represer tation In each pre-
cinct for said conventions shall be one dele
gate at large and one delegate for each 20
votes or major fraction thereof cast for the
Republican candidate for secretary OF state
in 1901 giving the following representations:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05
Senator BIurton's Appeal.

The briefs for the appeal 81! Senator
Buftonss caset to the d. g. iSuprem,
court have .beeu filed A. Washineto,
and the arguments presented will b,
interesting 70 hi. home people.
In SUPPORT Of the appeal 10 the
Supreme court to set aside, the iudp.
meut OF the district court, Burton,e
counsel contend: First. that che
United States was not a party to nor
interested In the proceedings set
firth n thu indicth.ent. second that
The indictment states no facts show.
inc the tendency Of auy proceedings
IN the nostotF,ca danartmant. third
that the constitutional provision
under which no person for the same
ofteuse shall be twice out in jeopardy,
applies to Burton; fourth, that there
was no evidence that Burton made
anv sOraamant tn racaiva oomnansa.
tion 1or aarvicea n nravant tha issu.
auoe Of a fraud orde, and that II apv
Armament was made e. vas not
made In the ,tata 81 Missouril that
the Federal oourt for the Eastern
dis.rict of MisSorri mad M ineisA,e.
zion in the case on.ythe theory chat
gnrtou,s offence wau committed u.rt-
" in Illinoislsnd partlv in Misseuri
or nsrtlv in washington ana naartlv
n Misaousi
n addition to tbis a supDlsm.ntarv
brie, pran.yad ~ Senator B.lisI
w.ooanar ~. hasr tl,ad Il ann.
nrisSs "a n.vas apd from . lawver,.
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The uo,nt r.iseS n the eonstitntion-
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

Nothing Indicates more surely OF
conspiouOusly the point Of develop.
msnt 70 which ! given 6ounHDa'5
has arrived than the character and
soudItioa Of iss usrssis orrOads. Fss
branches Of public inPr6Ys,spt arr
capable Of OOniorriug benefit more
directly 70 al classes Of oilissns than
thsi .hlsh "a, I, y ia ~ Rd1.
tunuSs bat hlprpst pa, llall-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-04-05

Reports from Zion Gay slsotiop
indicate that Ugs II M spoWa
under By 9 considerable majority.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
PAUL MORTON

We. have always felt much admira.
tion for Paul Morton, and It Is TO be
regretted that he should have been In
any way connected with the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company rebate mat.
ters. ~
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sioy 1fter investigation. has nov put
Its stanfp of approval upon Che action
Of President Roosevelt and Attorney
General Moody Ia refusing to prose.
cute Mr., Morton. The commission
says:
There was a technical violation of
the law Involved In the transaction.
as has always been plain. but that
there was criminal intent on the part
u Mr.. Morton aud the other officials
involved has always been denied"
The commission then goes on To ap.
prove this view and to clear Mr.. Nor.
ton Of personal blame.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

a. po~e0 xa1 pn~satsailAes. ~ -
The asher hand aoshiax II - kzr1a-
fai - ocnsiaasI ~knu<kias.~ and fhss
s@~ssos ~ the rxsantry Ia = super
abundance u -sna<ksEs" sho are for.
sssrAsIpssssinx rexsanaassse views far
ah~ fnsar% and h@sssling the good
Old siusex' thai are passed WIS.
Cnioa county is only In IT. infasey.
sisE u giosisus maturity awaiting n.
sh~n IT. coal fields. OH wslls. copper
inanss. and lass bat mi least i'm son-
agricultural resources have
h@sn fally observation-disclosures Enter.
prise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

The first carload of hogs ever shin-
ped from Artesia station went TO
Oklahoma Tuesday. On that day
there was also a large shipment Of
peaches. apples. pears and prunes.
Alfalfa aud oats are loaded every
day. Gradually the time Is arriving
when Artesia Is 10 realize a profit Oh
the thousands OF acres that were 4
few years nothing less than a
desert waste.--Artesta Advocate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Fiesta de San Geronimo. one Of the
biggest Indian fiestas held nov In the
United States. will be celebrated on
the a0th Of September at Taos as us.
ual and a large number from this
city will attend. The big corn dance,
which Is a kind OF Indian Thanksgiv.
ing, is held every year and Is witness.
ed by people from all over the terri,
tory and country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

The union men of the city are plan.
ming to celebrate Labor day I'M fine
style, After all there Is nothing 50
important to this country as labor.
Despite our leisure class. not a vers
large one when all Is said. despite
our miilionaires. the true prosperity
OF the country Is represented By the
man who, tolls, with bis hands. . las
Vegas can well afford to help along
the celebration arranged by those
who toll r = :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Associated Press dispatches ~ yes
terday bring tidiags thai a refined
young woman, Mile. smirnoff. Was
hrui1iiy beaten NJ the. hands nj the
exaris crack chesalier guards. Not
content with administering the lash
10 her d~efenselsss body IN the street.
these Willy niIly soldiers whipped her
In the court yard. and Officers Of the
guard stood by and sss them do n.
The wolves whips cut the giri's
clothes ~ with knives and iscerated
her flesh. 0
TIE story recites that great popu.
lar indignation has been created over
there by the brutality. They did II
because she remarked To d friend m
she passed the troopers ~strut,ing In
the street: They are m gay n
though they had taken Port Arthur"
A m echo Of that miserable play Al
var. a woman In beaten. Gould II he
that they thought more Of woman
than Of war when they surrendered
the fortress TO Japland: They might
have held out. as became brave men
and true. and possibly saved Russia
from defeat. Did their animal M.
lures pine Tor the society OF frowsy
females ut home. forcing stoessel to
hang out the white fiag Of surrender
over the ramparts when his craven
horde laid down their arms. without
firing u shot, aside from the desultory
firing during the three months the
Japs besieged the fortress! A court
martial tried Stoessei and convicted
him Of cowardice and then a week.
kneed car commuted his sentence.
And because Of what? A woman?
As gay as though they had captur.
ed Port Arthur" Indeed. II was IN.
other woman's gtances. perhaps, that
made them feel 40 gay yesterday
= woman who loved nothing but beas.
TALLY not the one who tainted then
aud whom they dashed. More likely
she WIS a creature whose skirts
smelied strongly of the gutter. For.
from whence could come this morbid
monstrous, understandable craving 10
dnbble In the blood Of virtue? Whence
sprang these men who would murder
In cold blood. VII" would beat a won.
an or slaughter you from the rear be.
fore You could turn about Ogre
mnr6erers, pitted and pustuied as
though Yet In their veins there flow.
ed still the incarnate spirit Of small.
pox. Beetle browed monsters. their
ancestry traceable to Ivan the Terri.
BILE. who slew for love Of II. Pert
young murderers. who felt as though
they had captured Port Arthur: they
might find other ancestry I'm some
travelling showman's chimpanxce. Gay
young lotharios. chevaliers. II you
please, and members at the cars
crack regiment. Young men Of the
long hair order beginning with a stol.
en- horse, no doubt. and then beating
a woman. What n record! Romantic
murderers who poison friends and
then, 20 Off In a blaze Of glory. leav.
Ing behind them a trial that might be
followed by an automobile. Myster-
ious. dark and bloody murderers. reg
ular dons OF feiiows~low voiced. soft
OF speech, perfumed. affecting jewel
ry and the manners OF wonderland
kept by whom? 1t Is high time poph
lar indignation were being aroused In
Russia over something. The world Is
beginning to think Russian manhood
a mockery. And no wonder! II the
cars chevaliers are the flower Of
Russian chivalry. then what are the
weeds?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

u Is n o the least OF the distinctions
of republican Missouri that Ethan Al.
len Hitchcock. secretary Of THE inter.
ior. whose rigorous prosecution of
land grafters ~ restoring millions
of acres of land To the public domain.
In one of her great republicans % he
considered in connection with the
succession to William !. Stone.-St.
Louis Globe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Word comes from the Pecos valley
that Captain U. J. Bujac Of Carlsbad
Is willing TO 60 at his WI expense 10
Arizona In the interest," Of statehood.
But what Is the use of Mr.. Hujac 20.
Ing to Arizona:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

There IL nothing like q fine season.
green grass and abundance al grow.
ing crops 10 enthuse the people Of n
community, The prosperity 0f Santa
Rosa and Guadalupe county has ar-
oused our people aud several things
viii b. doing soon. Watch us.-Santa
Rosa sun.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

I'll Paso Herald: Carlsbad. ". NJ.
twits III Paso at her lack OF decent
sidewalks. She has a right to twit us.
TO our shame. Carlsbad and Roswell
are both alive In sidewalk building.
aud there are many other towns in
Arizona and New Mexico that In
proportion to their population and
street mileage have III Paso' ueste.r
many times In sidewalks.