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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

The howl of ring. ring, by me
Democrats leads no one to THINK
they are not running around IN 4
ring themselves. unable to ind out
ANYTHING else to howl about.
Rhodes did not lead TO The mayor
atty two wears ago and will not heal
toward the legislature this year.
Dusty Rhodes will be showed un-
der 50 deep election day that most
people will think chat the en!ilns
blasts Of winter have set IN.
The Democrats have already be-
Gun 10 frame up their Doodle and
booze. We wonder il Rhodes knows
it.
So father and mother can eat
Thanksgiving turkey this year With
Out thinking of Roosevelt. Repub-
licanism and race suicide
The Democratic leaders always
have their men elected until cleo
stion day. but never afterward,
Rhodes could not be elected mayor
Rhodes viii not be elected to me
Legislature,
Jimmie Robinson, Democratic
congressional campaign manager.
1t is 10 laugh.
viii We keep the new tax laws or
let the Democrats hand US back the
old ones
Who says reepal the new tax
lawss The Democratic leaders. 81
course.
Everybody comedies HUBBARD ;
election. Even Riley does not deny
it.
Did John I. Williams vote 10
make YOUR taxes lower:
Did Lee Maxwell vote 10 make
your taxes lower?
o
Webb the winner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

ZION. and I feel
stronger and better
all over. For all these
Ia give the credit &c
rnnr excellent metli-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

William Howard Taft, the secre-
tary of war. has been 50 eminentiy
successful in wrinkIing out troubles
in the Philippines, Panama and
c1lba. not 10 mention several poll
tical conventions. that he onght 10
be called the secretary Of peace.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

After all The footing and blowing
Of horns, the ringing Of bells; the
slaring posters and even the hand-
bills in the paper. the Democrats
get only a c6rporal.s guard out .
hear Air. Coniffe tel tie people
taxes were lover in Harrison county
this year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

So far we have failed TO hear
What EeesMaxweA, Democratic
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

Democratic papers in PUBLISHING
names Of those who pay as much Or
more taxes this year than last slyly
omit to include the fact that the
reasons such taxes are more IN pro.
norton are because a gas well, Or
.coal deposit. or oil wells have been
brought in on thoe properties with
i fine past year. Whenever such
taxes are given it will be found to
he the case that oil, coal or gas has
lheen discovered on the properties.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

Did Lee Maxwell vote 10 MAKE
your taxes lower?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

Rhodes did not lead TO The mayor
atty two wears ago and viii not heaa
toward the legislature this year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

dDOub kHe 0eWetaX laws. ne 0uSA1i
to think pretty well Of them as
they have saved him forty-ive dol
lars in a single year.
And now the clique has come to
the point where al the Democratic
candidates are to be sacrificed for
Rhodes. He will be the greatest sac
ri6ee of them all. The knife is
well wlietfed and the slaughter has
already begun,
William Howard Taft, the seere-
tary of war. has been 50 eminentiy
successful in vrinkling out troubles
in the Philippines, Panama and
Cuba. not TO mention several poll
tical conventions. that he ought 10
be called the secretary Of peace.
After all The footing and blowing
Of horns, the ringing Of bells; the
elaring posters and even the hand-
bills in the paper. the Democrats
get only a c6rporals guard out %
hear AR. Coniife tel the people
taxes were lover in Harrison county
this year.
The News has been worrying it,
self very much about how the Re-
publicans are stirring up political
enthusiasm In the rank and file Of
the party. That paper will have a
lob explaining away the lack OF en-
fhusiasm at The last Democratic
rally and speech stirred up among
the rank and file of It's own party
4 great amount of gas was wasted
in the court house Saturday night.
All of the chandeliers were kept
burning and a vast quantity of the
product escaped from the platform;
Ii was a senseless waste in both IN
stances. Still as gas is 50 cheap
around here there ought to be no
kick coming.
When a man cannot do much
politically without dragging the
churches and church societies into
the arena to do missionary work fof
him. he ought 10 get an old copy Of
Blackstone and shut himself up with
the eobwebs fora spell
Did White vote TO make yonr
taxes lowers He might have done
30. since it is sometimes said ne
votes the Republican ticket. SUI,
we have, 40 notion that he voted for
The new tax system
White wants more windows in
school houses. After the election
he will not have enough interest N
the matter to. care. whether there Is
even peep hole in the school
house. @ L
The fact chat The Republicans can
FIJI the court house without 4 brass
hand and The Democrats fail 10 ill
the two front rows. with 2ESss
band. is no reelection on The band,
Dusty Rhodes will wake up some
morning and fn'l a lot Of mud on
his conscience il he isn't careful
how he 5Aalkfesa relnd ssfss
cand4dates Riley g,mshoe' ean,-
i,,dfeil VSE ayssil!hin nothing. re
lialnShf5Sf know it. but he IS ms
rlatins' his .sinfuenee.'
Does John 7. Williams still re-
fuse to tell the people what he would
do with his Industrial bridge. II ne
we're elected county commissioner
-o--
The howl of ring. ring, by the
Democrats leads no one to think
they are not running around IN
ring themselves. unable to ind our
anything else to howl about.
Rhodes did not lead 10 The mayor
atty two wears ago and will not heaa
toward the legislature this year.
-o-
Dusty Rhodes will be showed M
der 50 deep election day that mosl
people will think chat the chilling
blasts Of winter have set IN.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

Did John I. Williams vote se
make YOUR taxes lower:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

There Will likely he a lot Of
ronoh horse play and malicious mis-
cbief in connection with the Hal
lowe.en celebration this year 50.
narents should keep watch on their
children that night. The ~refona
mayor will likely be 50 busily en-
gaaed in spotting up some partieu-.
lar thing that the celebration Will
get beyond him.
The CLIQUE Is mad because Mayor
Harmer addressed Republican
meeting at Charleston and shook
bands with some Of the state Of
fcials. We wonder whether the
clique expected Mr.. Harmer to
ioin ii. when he was elected. But,
# is not strange the clique is angry
now. for it has been 50 almost ever
since he was elected 1t has found
ont by this time that it does not own
the mayor like it Thought II would
The many Democrats in this
county whose taxes have been reduc-
ed ought TO have. and we believe
tbev will have. more sense than to
TO vote for men, who.are pledged to
repeal theslaws that have thus re-
duced their taSes,
So far we have failed TO hear
LII rs TaessSfax4xeh Democratic
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-01

Dusty Rhodes will be showed un-
Ter 50 deep election day that most
people will think chat the chilling
lasts Of winter have set in.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-01
PEReoNALs.


Quartermaster sergeant Osbond
and daughter left this morning for
San Antonio.
D. c. Wood of olmito spent
last night in town the guest of his
brother, A. W. Wood.
B. H. Frazier of Raymondville
spent the night in town last night,
returning this morning.
R. R. Touhy, of St. Louis, left
this morning for Olmito where he
goes to take charge of the express
Office.
Nat Word and Bob Word of Fall
furrias, arrived in town last night
and wilkbe here some time buying
esttisr
Harvey G. Stiles. horticulturist
for the Gulf Coast Line. came in
last night from Corpus Christi and
returned this morning.
Alf. Dietchmann, representing a
Louisville wet goods house, was
among last nights arrivals and IS
stopping at the Leahy.
The depository for the state
school books has been transferred
from the Texas Confectionery to
the kindergarten on Washington
street. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears of New
York, are in the city looking over
the country hereabout with view
to investing in Our land and
climate.
Rev. w. c. c. Foster left this
morning for Harrington where he
expects to preach tonight. He will
return tomorrow and FIJI his pulpit
here Sunday.
S. J. Lancaster, claim agent of
the St. L., B. & M, after spend
ing yesterday in town looking af-
ter some business matters, left for
Corpus this morning.
BID. Gavin of Galveston, for a
number of years distict Judge of
Galveston distict, arrived in town
last night and is spending today
here on legal business.
Mrs. Kate Bailey, Mrs. A.
Jagou, and Miss Fina Johnson left
this morning for San Antonio
where they expect to remain for
several days seeing the Fair.
Misses Tillie and Maggie Han
son, taking advantage of the holt
day in the schools today and to-
morrow, left on thesmorning train
for Harrington OH a visit to friendsi
DR.. T. W. Moore of Seguin, re-
publican nominee for congress, was
an arrival i'll town last night and IS
registered at the Miller. The DR..
will speak at the Federal building
tonight in behalf of his candidancy.
John NJ. Potter of Bowling
Green, KY, was among last nights
arrivals at the miller. Mr.. Potter
comes here with the intention of
purchasing both city property and
land in the country, and will make
Brownsville his home in the near
future.
o. ]. Matlock, civil service clerk
of the quartermaster's department,
who has been here for more than
year and made a host of friends
who regret his departure, left on
this morning train for San An
tonic whence, after ten day
stay, he expects to proceed to his
new station at Jacksonville, In
diana.
X c Riddle. son of superiuten-
dent Biddie of the Frisco. was an
outgoing passenger this morning
after spending some time here.
Mr.. Biddle has invested heavily in
Cameron county soil and will see
to it personally that his investment
will not be a losing one. When
men having the power for settle
ment aud colonization behind them
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

uDliS SpSdh1uS dI tAO AGoOAaA
building tonight.
For sALE-Bright, fresh alfalfa.
Just received. NJ. BEsTEIRo.
Rooms for rent in Combe build
ing, southern exposure. 9-17-tf.
Everybody invited to hear DR..
Moore at the Federal building
tonight.
Nine laborers left on the morn
ing train for Lonsboro where they
will work on the Yoakum canal.
The city schools were suspended
today and will remain closed tomor-
row, also, on account of All Saints
and All Souls days.
Weather: Tonight increasing
cloudiness; warmer. Friday partly
cloudy weather, warmer; fresh
easterly to southerly winds.
Now and then, in passing along
the street, we catch a strain or two
of THE anvil chorus" though
much less often than formerly.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the residence of Mrs. A. V. Ken
edy. The roof is how on and the
building will probably be complet-
ed in few weeks.
The express car Oh the S. P.
yesterday failed to connect with
that of the St. L. B. & M. at
Placedo and as a consequence our
newly inaugurated todays, daily
paper, failed to arrive.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmete K. Goodrich was christen-
ed Sunday afternoon at the Epis-
copal church by the rector, Rev.
R. H. Woodward. The name of
Frank Hale was bestowed upon the
little one. Rev. A. L. Burleson and
wife of California, uncle and aunt
of Mrs. Goodrich, were named as
sponsors, Mr.. Goodrich and Miss
Addie Goodrich serving as proxies
for them.
The beautiful custom of adorn-
ing the graves of departed friends
in commemoration of All Saints
and All Souls Days, is observed as
usual in Brownsville this year.
All who have loved ones lying at
rest in the city cemetery have
taken flowers and einblems to
beautify their graves, and pay the
tribute of love to the memory Of
those who have gone before. The
cemetery has been visited by
hundreds of persons today.
We learn that a party consisting
of from four to five couples of our
prominent young people intend
having a moonlight sail tonight.
The weather is ideal and the moon
is scheduled to furnish sufficient
light for the occasion. Music will
be furnished by Anzualda's band
and 10 doubt the affair will be all
enjoyable one. The sail will take
place in the lake between THE
HERALD office and the post.
Recent press reports from Laredo
annouce the organization at that
place of a State bank by John K.
Woods, the new bank having
capital of $780, 900 and Mr.. Woods
being cashier. Mr.. Woods is we'll
remembered in Brownsville, hav-
ing been here for some time as
Dook-keeper of the First National
Bank. Since leaving here, he has
been located at kennedy as book
keeper in the State bank there. His
Brownsville friends are pleased to
learn of his promotion in the
banking business.
Houston has her Sunday excur
sion rates every Sunday why can't
Brownsville have them on our new
Sunday train? There is sufficient
time under the new schedule for a
visit to any place between Browns
vile and Corpus, and we could
spend a while in Corpus and get
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-01

egret the leaving of Archer, the
man. He came here at a time when
our people were almost terror
stricken in fear of the negroes run
amuck in our midst, and restored
our peace of mind and enabled us to
sleep of nights again, and we shall
ever remember the lieutenant CRATE
fully and warmly.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-01

Avoid alum and alum
phosphate baking
powders. The LABEL
law requires that al
the ingredients be
named on fE1e labels.
Look out for the
alum compounds.
NoTE-safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which isa
pure, cream of tartar baking pow.
der, and the best that can be made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10
Los mOnOpOliOS en- Venezuela
IS Mario 1906.

Ode Las Noyedades' de New York
La agrupaci6n politica social que
en- 6pocas anteriores Sc distinqufa
con ell nombre de Rep6bllca de We
'nezuela, Y que hoy, por la mas SUI
.premas de las irrisiones conserAa
'ese mlsmO Califcativo, ha quedado
reduclda actualmente la existencia
de dos elementos anomalies, de Gu
yo choque deflnitivo irremediable.
no pueda resultar sino una de dos
soluclones: 8 el predominio mas 8
menos durable-de acuerdo con los
mayoreS 8 memories recursos que
quedan en- Ell pa1s-del cfrculo insa-
cable que constituye la anomalfa in
moral il0gica que Sc llama qobier-
bierno, 6 la completa absolute di-
soluci6n de ese pueblo, provocada
por la miseria p1blica que reviste va
caracteres alarmantes, y que ha traf-
do como cOnsecuencia de clio, el to-
tai anlquilamiento del caracter ma
ciona1.
Al general Castro podrfan perdo-
narselc sus idioSincracias su So
berbia, hijas de su ignorancia de
su falta de sentido practice. Podrfa
negarse hasta la admiration de esos
golpes que la ignorancia la sober
b1a descargan: hondas de David dis
paradas por manos ciegas-que STEM.
pre- hasta en- e1 fondo de las mas ri
sibles quijotadas puede concederse
TN deStello 81 no de inteligencia de
sagacidad sa1vaje-pero iamas podra
tener disculpa alguna- castigo su-
fciente habra que este 4 la altura del
crfmen, La s6rdida avaricia, eli ape
tito desordenado que 10 han llevado
hasta el extreme de usurpar al me-
nesteroso Ia raci6n de pan con que
Sc alimentaba, y una vez dominado
por Ell hambre, querer convertible en-
instrumento de Sus vicios. No hav
resorte social que este azote de pue-
bios no haya desquiciado; no hay
fuente de riqueza que no haya usur1
pado, ningt1n derccho que no haya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10

entire ambos. como Sc
habfa hecho hasta ahora y el partido
pcrdiendo el caracter sano con que
hasta ahora Sc habfa distinquido, Sc
convertira en- partido revolucionario,
con cuyo caracter sc esta manifestan-
do va.
Guerra decir este que ell partido
ganara al fuerza?-Todo 10 contrario.
En- Alemania un partido revolucio-
mario no puede tener vida, mientras
no cambien por complete las condicio.
mes de la nacion. Alemania tiene que
dejar de serlo Y convertirse en- otra
para que las ideas revolucionariss pue.
dan pasar de ideas.
Estas las alimentaron los iefes del
partido, pero juzgar por 10 que Sc
We y Sc palpa, no pueden llcgar lejos.
Ell professor Bewer, uno de los mas re-
|putadss politicos, acaba de demestr ar
con una eStadfstica le que Sc redu-
cen los positivos del partido socia,ista
a una masa que Sc renueva como ell
|eje-cito, pues ha demostr ado que los
que votan al partido socialista. al lie
gar cierta edad 10 abandonan para
paSarse los otroS. De cada cier
personals que van a votar la edad de
rs SO amos, 81 dan su voto los So
ciatistas, de cien personals de 20 a 4c
amos solo hay 70 que 10 den 4 ellos y
de cien personas de 40 amos para arri-
ba la estadistica solo acusa 3 favora
bles a los socialistas
Cuando ell aleman empieza q tener
responsabiEdad y tiene que defender
sus lntereses, cree, que mas que ell go
bierno de Bebel, que aunque induda-
blemente sc presenta mes bonito er
teoria, le convene ell del Kaiser, pues
por mas que mirandolo desde leios l.
consideren peligroso, por su gran AGO.
metiaa, no deja de yer, que con est
gobierno Alemania ha subido incesan
temente y Sc ha c0nservado en- dorado
paz durante los IS amos que justamen.
te hara que existe pasado maflana, dis
AZ, en- ell cual todo ell imperio Aleman
va a celebrar las Bodas de Plate dc
sus monarcas Guillermo II y Augusta
Victoria.
]. M@ R.
IS Mario 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10

to de caballerfa del Real Piamonte. el
mas antique de Italia, que cuenta Ger
ca de seiscientos amos de existencia.
Hubo brillante parada militar. batalla
de flores y gran banquete, en- ell que
el coronel del regimiento brind6 por
el Rey de Italia y di6 gracias a la
Reina madre y sn sobrino Ell conde
de Turin por su magnffco presente.
Roma, "a de Marzo.-El senior Beni,
arquitecto en- jefe de las escavaciones
que Sc hacen en- el foro romano. anun-
cia qHe tiene va la seguridad de des-
cubrir la tumba del emperador Ira
jano-
Milan, II de Marzo.-El Consul ge-
neral de Alemania en- esta ciudad. pu
SO en- conocimiento de los directories
de Ia Exposition que ell Emperador
Guillermo visitara Milan en- MAYO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10
NOtaS italianaS

Roma, az de Marzo.-Se dice que
el Empera dor Cuillermo llegard Ita-
la en- ell vspor "Hamburg" y confe-
renciara con ell rey Victor Manuel.
Florencia, q de Marcia Prin-
cesa dona Elvira de Borb6n, hiia del
pretendiente don Carlos, visit6 un IS.
tablecimiento de peletsrfa, tuvo un
altercado con una vendedora de la ca
So acerca del precio de unas pieles
hnas y ambas acabaron por irse 4 las
msnos. La muchache, llamada Zana-
ga, recibi6 un rasgufo causado por
una hebilla del traje de la princesa,
que fue presa a instancias de su ad-
versaria, Dofla Elvira fs6 puesta en-
libertad cuando Sc averigu6 que las
lesiones de 10 yendedora eran insig
Brescia, 23 de Marzo.-Hoy lego el
conde de Turin y preside la entrega
solemne dc una nueYa bandera. Tsga.
70 de Ia Reina Aargarita, al-regimian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10

cuales rebajas. Otros han resucita-
do Ell proyecto de la doble tarifa, ma
xima y mfnima, con la cual sc. conse-
guirfa satisfacer a los partidarios de
esas rebajas y habrfa algo que dar 4
las nacioneS que hiciesen concesio-
mes 4 los productos americanos; ha-
brfa reciprocidad por medic de de-
cretos del Presidente Y no por me
dio de tratados. Y fnalmente, hay
los que estan~por los tratados V no
por la revision nj por la doble ta-
rifa.
Y, por supuesto, sigue habiendo
los stand patters, que no s'querfan
nj 10 dcble tarifa nj los tratados nj
la revision general. Digo ''querfan
porque esos son los que ahora CO.
mienzan admitir que habra que
querer algo, en- vista del estado de
la opinion. Pero les sucede como 4
Bertoldo: ningtin arbol les gusta pa.
IA ahorcarse. Sc alegrarian muchc
de que Sc plantease alquna question
que hiciese olvidar el problema aran,
celario. ESQ no parece probable
porque los intereses no aguardan nj
hacen case de las "distracciones la.
terales'; y Ia preston que hoy eierce
Ell pro de la reforma proviene de los
intereses. ST seran mas 8 menos
fuertes que los que apoyan ell "statu
quo, ESQ es 10 que esta por yer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-10
De Ia gloria a Ia CarCel

Tomas Aldrich descubri6 hace unos
dias el movimiento perp6tuo, como
quien no dice NADIA Y va dado el pri-
mer paso 81 y su hermano Lorenzo lie
varon el descu brimiento al terreno
practice, inventanlo y construvendo Ia
maquinita mas jngeniosa. Tenia cua-
tro aspas 8 brazos que Sc movfan en-
circulo y cada brazo un peso que Sc
deslizaba alternadvanente de atras I
adelante, permitiendo a tres de los bra
zos sobreponerse 4 la fuerza de gra-
vedad del que quedaba en- alto, en- la
parte superior del aparato.
Puesto este en- movimiento no va
paraba nunca. DOnde quiera que 10
exhibieron los inventories dej6 atom
tos a los curiosos, algunos de los cua-
les Sc pasaban fas horas rauertas con-
tempt ando aquel portento hasta que
darse medic aIelados y casi del todo
vizcos.
LEGO por fin Ia oportunidad que
espera AldT1ch y unOs capitalists de
Lockport, husmeando un negocio de
orc, afrontaron algunos fondos. pro-
metieron muhos mas y Sc prepararon
a convertirse en- millonarios. Por des-
gracia para Tomas le sali6 entire sus
Mecenas IN Santo Tomas algo meca-
nico que Sc empef6 en- esarmar Ia
maquina y examinarla por su cuenta,
no hallandose presente el inventor que
a buen SECURE Sc 10 hubiera impedi-
do. Y a fuerza de guitar tornillos
acab6 el incredible capitalista por ha
liar oculto en- la base de MADEIRA del
aparato un movimiento de reloi que
era ell verdadero nlago autor de tanta
maravilla.
La policfa di6 con Tomas Aldrich
en- la carcel y al hermano 10 andan
buscando. Conste, pues, para que no
Sc desanimen algunos de nuestros lee
torres de espirftu inventive, que ell mo-
vimiento perp6tuo esta todavfa por
descubrir.