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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
ANuNCIO De sUBA!TA
Departamento del Interior

Oasina del suPerintsndente de Obrau
P6blieAs, San Juan ?. r, Octu
bre % dc /. 9C6.
PropoAioioneE en- pliegos esrra'
dos cara 10 adjudication en- Ldol.cu
aubAIIa dc las obrAs de monsAisy pin
tura DC IN trAmo msIAlieo dc 96 81
metros de longttud total. sm1lIzAdo
sohre el Rio GrAnds do LOLA, cefeA
do Carollna, sArreterA nq 3, Rio Pie
drAa FaiGrdo, 90 admitirsn On ssta
oHsinA hAsIA las II 80 =. m, del diA
de Novismbrs de 1905, en- que %
ADRIAN pGblieAmsnts.
81 prsIupuelto de las obrAs aH
cisndsn { sl6. 164 "A,
No 90 sonsiderAran propol.c orsa
de personAs que No hayAn tenldo pas.
sieG en- ssiA slAle de lrGbaioI que
no poGeAn msdios AuxIliAres luheisn
Gss PAra ls ~eiscueI6n de las obras.,
Todos los dAtos ~neeesarios 40
darAn esiG c~ieIna, donde 80 sceusn'
tran de manifesto los docum ntos que
han dc regir 81 10 eont AtA J podrsn
los soliellAntoI resoisr los nodsloa
de proposislonsS que han De preIentar
Sc rsmitirAn & los lisitadorss 60
Piss del plisgo del plisgo de soadi
sionsI J aIules Dc lou pianos de Las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
DAT0S CUR|QSOS
PobIaci6n do Paris. - Los
soltsros en- Corea tisnsn
fscultades limitadas.
EN- MA
EN- MA
Artfculos de talabsrteria en-
Jtalla'-El correo progre-
sd en- Ia China.

En- Paris hay 1923 personals por
asre. En- 100, 0c0 sasas 90 do rents
menos do 500 por "a, y On II 600
$500 g mas.
En- Cores, los soltsros no uas.
den votar ni eomprar bebidss alaoh6.
lieas.
LA CAuArs dc Ccmsreio do Mia
hs pedido que 20 Green pusstos ds
sgrtg dos comercialss on lss prinai.
pa'ss embsisdas, lsgasionss ' eonsu-
ADDS y ha 81 g,rido ( ia do que NO
hsya gastos sxtraordinarios, que Lon
deberea do eiertoa ofoialss EFF smplsa.
dos, &c sspseialiesn en- vista dol dssp.
rrollo del concrete exterior.
Los artfsulos msjores do II q.
bsrterfs que 90 usan On Italia, SON
im%Portados de Austria & Iuglatsfra.
Be pagan de ders,h,l 81 por 20 IL
bras.
En- China aumentsn las fsaili.
dades postalts con IL inauguration do
trenes iApidcs entire Ptkln y Hank.w.
30 sspsra que hsgan Of trsyscso On
treinta y sells horas.
Sc asaba do vsndsr por 90. o0o
IN eiemplar de 10 terssra sdisi6a dol
~ePassionats Pslgrims do 9: K ,spsare,
del cual s6lo sxlsse osro eismplsr.
N. J. Williamson empresario da
los principles teatros do Australis.
NJ insersado una slaasula On sus con.
tratos por 10 que 20 prch!bs OIL raatri.
monio q los coristas, duranss IL tam.
porAda.
-Ea 10 eolonia portuguese do
Angola, On o. sur dc Africa, 90 notA
dsmanda por baysta azul; Lao pisSas
hAn de 1er precisamente do 10 { %
yardss do largo por 70 8 II pulgs dAs
dc ancho.
Los t~aorieAntes ingiesss asosia.
dos DO eemsnto soorllands, han CANA
do durants Of ado que asab6 o. 30 ds
JUNO, s7l5 900 9 sea Q 20. 900 mas que
el ano anterior.
Ell Esta % de Ohio salcula %
eoseeha dc srlgo On unas 4s. 0eJ. 900 do
tanegas contra 81. 900. 900 Of aao pssa.
do, 10 do AvsnA aerA do ~. 0oo,o0o TO-
neRas contra 20 600 600 reanaaAi vsman,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
A D|ESTRO Y S|N|ESTRO

A1 O6kds pUE AplOu 01 AOs ESNuSiA-
eAnos do Ponce dshe ser terrihlemsnte
AlarmAnte, 4 jusgAr por lostfotomas.
AnunaiAn los unioniatAs una ma
nifsstaei6n r1bliea, 81 instants 90
Alborota 81 salinerO do Rosaly, PARA
Cap6 y den&s peg ue11 ~ leaders locales,
Est&u dotAdos nueatros adverse
rios dc una sensibilidad parseida 4 Is
dsl m0riviut. PlaptAs aensiblss, ie
abrsn oil insulto y re cisrran 81 rsnoor
por oil mas levs soplo unioniatA Qus
los eontrTst0red
Y yn d'go: 81 en- las elecclones
pssAdas f!ercp derrotados; 81 on lsi
prfx uAs Hs'a1 vancidos; , en- lai
otras que vngap, siguiendo do toll
susrte, tel vez 81 "a no extstan como
pariido los ropublisanos. por que %
1 4lean y % etfarssen, 81 NADIA hin d.
sopsegair son tales e~sesrceo'?
No poEeen siquisra oil arts dc di'
similar los g :, Aunque VI. como
busnoa pdSteleros. sAbeu p Y rear OF
G 3lores los deser gan q.s leelher
diAriAments.
<Hoias Gel lrbol esfiaa
iuguete del viento aon.s
Las eleciones perd.dAs
son los halas-no funditAS y
con que dispara Falcon.
~.
Lbs republieAnos msten m uhA bu
liz, pero sus psri6dicos nc h.s'n rui
do. AquL On San Juan, iieeeo az
BAluarte,s perio LEO eUangsIl&G. tel
modesto soma ala Veriacs y al
Ideal Cat6lico,s
Cusata trAbaio encontrar IN I'd
nero dc III Ba!uarts Este periodic
tiene mas dc ~rAzonsdor que de eombA
tiente, y Oh mas asrio que Gel Aguiia
Fero, no pueds hAbar e%omuaraei6l
entire loa h3mbrts del IQNi.1 y oil II
eenciado Rossy.
Con &El BAluArtes hAbfa tsmb'S
aquf IN aCensinslA,S do papel. al
Centlnels, desest6....Y Sci BAluArte
satA solo,.
Adem&s do BAlusrte y Centinsls
para sompletat tienen I'm Ninistf 0 d
Ia Gusrra. que dirige 10 eAnpana~,
dc sAngre..u
aEl Rumor DlArios 90 ensargAbI
Go propalar los n~otisias.. de 10 que
rrs; poisde, como sEl CentInela.
tAmbien hA desApAreeido.
Y al iran des1psreciendo, extIn
gui6odose, todoH los bAluArteS y to
dAs las gloriah del Partido Republi
eAno.
La a~spirAsionss dc estAs gents
son On lA~ActuAlidad muy limitadaa
Sc reducen q ganar IN par do diatet
toI, no perder & Puerto Arturo,
Eostener 80 bAndera enArbolAda Oh
TAuco, AguadilIa, BArros y Aiboni
to. En- JuAna DiAz y Coamo 70 nj
tlensn espsrArzAE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
FL hombre que RE.
PEDRO N, TILEA

DurRnte 10 ~AuEenciA do dicho De
for que ha Sslido para 10 iAlA On
asuntos do IL T0rto BIC IN AmsrisGR
Isbasso Company, pueden los soASumi.
dores de tAbAeos sol!citsrloa dircotA'
msnte On el dsp6sito que frente 81
Colonial Bar X tlsne cl atKor don Juan
CarrerRE San JuAH, Oetuhre 81 de
1908, Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31

J para snohfa bondn alas sEsWdshd'ds PHoP los ruEducSp oHu hr 81 pEo dap"a lei ruh
mo qso bengan Ehs hdhGdou Tahsh&Mdma cue so 81 anurdmhAo dmMimo della 0dad de los
dAsisAms"oP "U @o mover G"AbsSHO." " 81 gus dsnuHHs mOr lie sda impOdHAhs de QaMOG
Ds%LMp GmTAlM sauJ Juan de Puerto U FAmsds dh Dr. Bhsoy del Dr. GuusmNn
EinUEtor G ALBERIoP Izzo TGsnaR Reg n Na Haau tohA sMhNl GNs , Gm rtGa & hN
a. eouuuas Qs shNap per MnNo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
Tenta de I'm BiIIat

Con tsbiero de plzarr6n, dos ius
got de bols, uno de MART si otro
dc pasta nusvo, ca lA cAntidad de
l20 dollars.
IntormstA en- GurAbo Don Pedro
lose Morales e-k
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
Pues So conf rman CON peep
los Adversarios IealeS.
20 digo que eatan fAIAleS
y metidoa entire oil COCO.

20 digo que satan fkGAleS
y metidoa entire oil 5000.
~
AdtmGs do Gel Agoilas y Gel BA'
luartes suentAn loo republieanos para
50 detensa no de los idealeS-eon <Ls
BAnders QavAndsrs) Amerieanss on
Msyset sx. Gel Criollos en- Aguadills
y <El Pueblos ca Araeibo. Esse tlti-
mo hAsta haze POGO ere 6rgano do 10
Union.
] <La Banderas tiene On servicio GO
peciaI, UsspecIAlf.imo!l de cables, por
vie do San Juan. NUESTRos CABLES,
ostenta con letras m%sy6seulas. Por
10 demai, no 90 ~peri6dieo do muchs
~fuerzs, nj do musho peso 80 bate &
gasetillas, n&s bien que & ~editorialss,
y &c hAee eco de los dolores de toda
10 republicansria andsnte,
Sci Criollos 81 I'm p~eri6dico que
no sale & diario y c%onseeuente con Ga
manera do ser. % Anodino s insulso,
Sabe insultar y tisne IN vidrio do au.
mento, como sEl Aguilss, para divi'
sar derrotas u~nionistAs y sorprender
~victorias rspublisanAs que llsgsn has'
to 81 eielo.
Gel Pueblos, aupQue 90 dice 30.
eiAlistA, preatA IN buen servicio CO. no
de cables al Partido republisAno On
Areeibo.
iHatchiS'.. cua'Quiera estornuda
snterma de 10 garganta,
con OIL polvo que levanta
aQ0f ssta prensa menuda.
~
Ne olvida aba de uno. de On iamosc
adalid dc 10 prensA, ALA On Poncs
hey tAmhiea sLa Luchas, una luchs
psQuef', sin i%mportArcis, 6rgano %
lleiero de los republieanos.
" que lucha..+. por 10 mixta!
RepuhlicAnos.... In lueha
&c os preSenta b%orraseos&,
opino 20 con BarbosA
que tomeia bA1os dc ducha.
~
SEl AguilAs dc Ponce publica ur
tslt grAma mendSz dc 81 Corresponds.
Aquf, dAndo euentA del auceeo do SLs
Mallorquinas que Eodo oil mundo 90
noee.
Dee ese telegr anna. gao Shuho mu
tuamsnte reparto dc bofetAdas,s
NADIA mAs msntiroso que csc part
~telegrafso. Lo que ocurri6 ~ 10 90
noes oil pals, Es, exAetaments, 10 Out
diio LA DEAoCRAC1A. Y NADIA mas,
NADIA menos.
Seps, puev, todA esS Esensa
que co suyA In sArr&einA.
Solo hnbo en L. MAllors lima
oil east'Ko de una ofsnAA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31

ohras AuxlliAres, msdiapts IN dep6li'
10 de vsinte dollars $40 00l cuyA can
tidAd serA r~sintegrAds & los lieitado'
res eli dsvolver diehos pianos , pliego
de condieiones 6 estA odsina.
Los pianos del trAmo mst&liso
estArGn de manifesto On Ia Oieina de
Public 8 para exa nsn de los lieitAdo
res
La AcministrAc.6n sc rsEerva 81
derech1 dc rechlzAr euA'quierA 8 10
dAa las p~roposicIones y de adiudicar
10 subAata bsio etsss aonaideracIouen
que 10 de prscios solAmepts.
il JIMENEZ,
Superintsndsnts de ObrAs P6blicaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
MEETING En- clTAN0

81 domir g } 90 efsstu6 On CAtIno
DO msstlDg unioniatA Gus rssHlt6 muy
s1peurrido. HIsisron uEo Go lie palA
hra nusGtros sorrsliRionArio, n,horta
joss Rosario, Ramon Hsrnstdrs 20
lisAspo OrtiI, JSeinto Ctbollero, TIL
nidsd C~onsspei6n, Miguel Be ssdro
, Sasano BosAuegrA, Todos eatnvis-
roo ~lu'sIoEos EtnAdos en- Ius 6iaeur
Acs. rssr Eisndo numerosos A%plauGCa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasorda.
NILAGROSO DESQJBRINIFNTO

Por I'm neg6a San Juan lie NlsgrosA ospedaidsd dniaa ca 90 eSnsr0
deG Alberto PizEo, de N&Polss. Fl oual AnahzNndo una in1nidad de hhr.
has medisnaeH de Ia India y despues dc mn profundo estudio uobrs les %.
hrmedAdes venerss y sflndeAs, he ensontrado Of medic &c eurArlas Fadiaal4
usne, no solo sin hReer uso del mereuno, sno que eom5aAe con lee onfsrma.
dGdss comrades no 81 usn de disha suuAnsia. e tatamisnto 60 snsuH.
dino , lsl# formulas 500 pursmsne vegetables, pus sn % enmpoaisi6n solo
sntHn herbas msdcnAes de Ia India. Las pndorss Ia inyeccl6n han sio
dseisrsdos un invsnto milagroso para lie somplsta curasi6n do tOdas les %
fermedAdea de les Was urinsVtss de Rmhos aexos,
Ell miagroIo RooB PIZzO Is uu gran msdirAmsuso, sAsasfslmo para IL
sompctA desIruesi6n de todo baalo stathao. Con U uRo 81 purihea la san
gre impurs, deiAndoa On eatado normal, libre de Indo virus, dando salud {
tnmunidad para svitAr lie rsaroduss6n de iAa trribls snfsrmsdAd, Tsdanio
10 sompldA ssgurtdad de one todA persons stAsada dc uG do AQusIas "a.
ha de recuSris f,zosamsnts 81 dIehoa msdisamsntoG para CD AREA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
papel vieio a So quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos e. q%uintal'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-31
Sc VENDE

Docs eAaAs en- San JuAn y Santur
90, tambieA vArios uolsrsG. Diriiirse
{ RsfAel r. PAlasios SAlazAr. Apar'
tAdo de eorreo Ar 8 Sol II. San
JHan 2. r.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26
BAILEY MAKES REPLY
says Agitation l. Inspired bv ni.-
salisfed Politicians
TRANSACTION Is TOLD
standard OIL t.mpany, the >.na,er
Asserts. Has W. Imtervst In
Tennessee Properties. Ia
dlYiaaais Sole umners.

Dallas, Sept 81 In reply 70 eri,l.
eisms Of himself, Senator J. " Bailey
has this to say
The Democrats of Tcss have not
forgotten that exactly this samo Kind
OF a Tight WAS made on mo whom I
was first elected tn tie senate civ
years oge. After | had won the zen
storship In a fair contest before IN.
people, coterie of dissatisfied mol.
itlcians made desperate attemnt to
defeat my election BY the Legislature
The present agitation was largely in.
augnrated by the same men with the
same outside assistance, and is nrpd-
icated upon exactly the same transse.
ton. My candidacy for reelection to
the senate was submitted to direct
ballot by the Democrats of Texas.
and ! received within 1000 votes OF
the number east for all four of the
candidates for governor. notwithstaud.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26
rous,or Good oowerrrs.n, Club

| have carefully read the circular
Issued bv the Geud Government ttHb
Of Huston, and I was impressed wh~n
reading u sith the striking similarity
between II and the Cos mopolitan Mag
axtu~ article In fact Il appears "a b.
a special effort 60 hastily that scHrfii
Gus and Infamous attack upon mn Il
would seem that when men set them
selves up as exemplars 81 good gov
eminent and correct living they would
he scrnpulpusly careful to tell the
truth and 10 do Justice IN any vay
bat | have seldom seen 81 formal docu
ment which contained NOR" gross mis-
representations than are In that ctr
cular
In the first place extracts from II
we're tslegraphcd over the country
with ~ false statement as 10 the mem
bership of the club In the rommnui
cation sent from Houston tn the 81
Louis Republic and printed In that
paper on Sept 81, the organization -
described as The Harris County Good
Government club. of which II + Ring
is the president. with GOO members.
OF course IL might be that the state
ment as 70 the membership Of that
club was a falsehood Of the st Louis
Republic reporter but as exactly the
same misstatement appears In the New
York American, those who understand
how such articles are circulated have
a right 10 believe that the men VINO
are responsible for the publication
are also responsible for that falsehood
After stating the membership Of the
y. n Il Ia.
of Friday II was stated In the Dallas
News of the next day az fifty, ard
in Sundays News a very accurate and
talented staff correspondent declares
that the officers Of that organization
decline to give either the number or
the names Of its members My own
judgment is that its membership is
very small because | do not believe
that there are many people in Hous-
top-who- would become uarties~to the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26

fais~sd~et ~sbh Y !. attempting "a
szts~-A4H=sa
The tlrss criticism against aay bass.
ness dealisx~ il wHh reference ~
my attnrn@y phlp tor tke Han ioha II
kirhy nod The kiray Is8mber corm
pany Which f. tn Aubsian merely a
re@tatsment ~ the same matter fgor9
the Cosmopolliaa a1ssasine The Co.'S
mopolttsn magazine article soweyeY.
did not ~ I now f~cau IL. lnclade TIRE
statement nuw msdr fsyf 'as tarss
time In ,hia circular. that helped
Mr. Kirby sell an east TexaR railroad
10 the Santa Pc sypfem This Is ar
addition ard Il seems strange that
such ar addition should hax. been
made bv Any men AZ Houston. because
all Of The Houston people sho snow
anything about Mr. kifhys affairs
know that the railroad which he built
and sold 20 the Santa Fe system was
built and snid wears ago before had
any business relations shRt~vsr with
Mr. Kirby So far from having helped
Mr. Kirby sell anything 70 the Santa
F~, no employ ment of mine has ever
brought me In contact pith the Off
GERS Of that railroad ! do not even
know the presiden, of it, and have
never discussed business PROPOSE
ton Of any Kind with any officer. agent
or attorney Of II
The next statement is thar Mr. Kir
by, instead of going himself to Har.
riman or Ryan. or to any other great
railroad operator. employed me IN
do so That IS falsehood. pure and
simple ! never saw Mr. Hartman 10
my life. and | have never discussed a
business proposition with Mr. Ryan
! did not go 10 Mr. Hartman and
Mr.. Ryan to sell Mr., kirby's property.
nor did | go 10 any other Wall street
iinancier
II is, however unnecessary to oc-
cupy space in pointing out the vari
Gus falsehoods Of this circular. be
cause the attack is based entirely upon
my speech delivered in the senate
on the 27th Of June As that speech
was printed in full by some. and In
extended synopsis by all Of the daily
papers in Texas In thirty DAYS before
the Democratic primaries, and the vot.
ers OF this state were fully advised of
what | had said and done when they
renominated me, II would seem a waste
OF time To enter into an argument with
these creatures on that point Not
ONLY was that speech before the vot-
ers when they nominated me at their
primarieS.- butt. was before the dele
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26

ysts~ so iss stafe F%NYNntloA VIC ~.
rrs'ed he r~crA~s srAor~orrens. ard
10 eoat~ad that u stxaaAgiff-s gn~ for
sea- IN the senate Is to inaasf the
pssrictins iaislsigeue. saa snsexrify ~
the .piers - TssAs
There is ho-exef. oao other usrs
of sae eirealaf te rhich / make re-
ply ana a nos8 curse Insiv~ aa~ Th~y
lEsinaate that sssn fhs Waters Pierce
on roFnpa8f waa grated = pewmit 30
transact So s#=aur@s is T%.1s knrv
II Was aos an lndepndeat roarern
stated en- nsfhs before IA. lerl.la
said "a Hls ua haf swhleetaoaef ans ntau
tive COMMITTEES shat tad been said
10 me on that suk}ect. ard / 40 rot
deers Il necessary 20 call any wlsueNx
Ia prove the truth ~ shat | have said
Hat in order Ia prove the falslty %
What these men nn@ say | s3il prinf
this letter from Mr. Pierce which
found in my mali whsn ! reached
Gainesville Saturday night
st Louis Me Sept 90 lsps
Hon Joseph W bailey. Gainesville.
TEX Dear Sir 10 view ot the Al
lacks being made upon YOU 9Th ref
erenee to the resdmtszios ~ the
Waters Pierce Oh company into Texas
| think IL due you that I should say
that when sought your assistance in
hat matter. | represented TO YOU that
II permitted 60 continue it's business
In your state the new Hatersp Pierce
on company would be an independent
enterprise and absolutely free from
the ownership OF control of the Stand.
ard OIL company Yours very truly.
III. c. PIERCE .
This letter will satisfy every fair
minded and reasonable man that !
knew nothing OF the relations between
the Standard OH company and the
Waters Pierce Oil company when the
latter received It's permit to transact
business In Texas, and ! will take this
occasion to say that | still knew moth
ing OF that relation when | accepted
employment for those Tennessee prop
critics
Certainly. IL | believed at che time
OF the admission of the Waters Pierce
OH company into Texas that It was
not connected with the Standard OIL
company, 1t could not have been i'm
proper for me, while still believing
that to accept legitimate professional
employment from Mr.. Pierce and the
other gentlemen interested In the Ten
nessee properties.
have gtxen- o-the- service Of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26

ps@pfs ~ rsG~ esss..ssk ~ vk~ k@~t
year. Of ny Ne. Asa ia al that iDnw
sime hare se~e Arsgagsd BY he sim
xss paruns~ "a prsmosinx fhass Asp1s
a~sa AID sh~si welfar~ vvula like
TO consinas is tAsir rpafld~nrp And ~
f~eftoa bnf ! ~tli nos suffer ~vS1
tAem 10 asnr ase The rshs "a pros id@
In nay asH s.ms ard ia a prwp%s yxg
Tor DYs~sf sneg rny family to oar old
axs Wholly apart frcn The question
u = enmp~tanes. ~fil never admit
thai sm $40 seAk "a gsstsessr that
! dare net patwae an honorable profes
ason ngf IT fm.F thai ! ~iIl thus as
led 10 sacrifice ID. pnbile interest.
God Pity my country II !, Is To be- gov.
s'n"d by men 80 sssflsa and inffrrn
That th~y cannot trust themselves Ia
pursue their private business xtthous
besysfina fhf pubic interest Win =
congress composed Of r~n like that,
those shc seek To utilize the rover
OF the government 10 Increase their
private fortunes youIe find an easy
waF 10 corrupt oar representatives 2aa
prey apou The people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26


ing the urgent appeal made by some
of the men now promoting this move
ment to the voters to scratch my name
| was in this state engaged in a can
vass before the people for nearly four
weeks Immediately preceding the pri-
mary election, and yet no man chal-
lenged a discussion of my record Be
tween the primary election and the
meeting of the state convention |
was still defending the principles of
the Democratic party, while my ira
ducers were silent. After waiting un-
til the people had spoken in their pri-
mary capacity, and their Judgment had
been reiterated by the state conven-
ton these men now appeal to the leg
isiature to overrule the decision of
1he Democratic voters They do not
expect to prevent my reelection or
to discredit me in Texas, where all
of the facts and circumstances are
known; but they hope to injure me
in the estimation of the country at
large, and to impair my usefulness in
the senate.
The first step in this campaign OF
malevOlence and detraction was to
have a purported interview with the
Hon Roger Sullivan of Illinois, assal-
ing me- sent broadcast over the coun-
try. Mr.. Sullivan promptly denounc-
ed that interview as a falsehood made
out of the whole cloth The next step
was to circulate the story that the
Tennessee properties. for which ! am
the attorney, belong to the Standard
Oil company; and they sought to i'm
pose this falsehood upon the fair
minded and justiceloving Democrats
of Texas. Some of the men who are
circulating that story know and all
OF them could have learned with very
little inquiry. that the Standard Oil
company had no interest in. nor con
nection with, those properties, and that
said properties We're owned by II G.
Pierce, J. c. Van Barclom, W n
Thompson and many other leading
business men of st Louis The mu-
nicipality of Nashville itself in order
10 provide her people additional and
competing railroad facilities had sub.
scribed for $1,000 O0U of the stock OF
the railroad The vice president Of
the road was Nh Goltrg, who Is not
only prominent business man of ~
Louis. but Is "A close personal and pei.
ltiCal friend Of Nj BRYAN In fact.
MIR Goltra entertained Nh Bryan ou
his yacht ia the hBrhur nj New YORK
while Mr. Bryan was waiting Tor The
great reception which WIS rendered
him there ON the Both N August
The railroad had PASSED through
one receivorship. and was on the verge
Of another when was called into
the case 7 accepted The employment
aud performed exactly tho same Kind
Of seryIca that wuulI have bt.s,u ca
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tfe~t Is. -Aur ir the puhiic service
boz anss they have h~sn rs.n of snd~
Pendent means and dt6 nos fe~i umd~s
the necessity NJ ta1nx for their
family ana their old aEr by pursuing
s9ili their profession bat thr ~t@ssi
and best ~ them have DOT thouxhi
II improper or wapA tfiotie 20 attend fe
their private business in their OWE
time
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DOCTORS DEEDS.
shoots His Wife and Her Mother. the
Wounds 8eino Serioux

Ottawa. Sect. 2s.-nr Joseph A.
savignac shot his wife and mother In.
law, Mrs. David Mitchell. Both women
are In serious condition. DIR. savfr
mac had been arranging s. trip 10 F~s,r
Ida with his wife He had been drink
Ing, and Mrs SasIgnac's parents we're
ayerse 10 having their daughter nc
company him II WIS when they
called TO ger her that tho hootinE &c
CURED SagiGnac was arrested
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Houston. Sept. g -- In a letter TO the
Chronicle President Ring Of The Good
Government club invites Senator Bal
icy 10 discuss on the stump matters
involved In pending controversy The
club will furnish a speaker
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Dallas, Sept - Senator Bailey
Tuesday received numerous kilograms
from over the state. all senders er.
pressing their confidence In him. H..
lad many callers At bis apartments ia
The Oriental notei The senator SAYS
ae viii take the stamp and reply 10
bis critics
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A good suit Of clothes doesn't
make the boy good, but makes
him look respectable. We can
fit him, and fit him best. from
head to heel with everything he
needs. Caps 25c to SOC, School
Hose 2Sc. the best to be had.