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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Passes 10 His Reward.

With sorrow we are called on to re-
cord the death of one of Vircqua's first
and houored citizens, Captain nj. G..
Nichols, youngest son of Father Henry
and Della Nichols Marshal q was born
In Warsaw, Illinois, january Il, 1893,
died at his home in Yiroqua, April y,
1906, aged 6S years, months and IL
days, leaving to mourn his loss, the
wife, Mrs Hettie NJ Nichols, three
daughters, Mrs Anna ID. Rendle of
Rswlins, Wyoming, Mrs. Hettie M. Lin
demann of Viroqua, Mrs. Mary e. Dud-
ley of West Salem, and David Whitney
Nichols, still at home and who tenderly
helped mother care for this beloved faith
er and husband; two dear little boys,
each had passed on before and would
give the father nice welcome home
also Captain Henry Nichols of Virginia,
and Luther of Kansas, and many friends
survive to mourn his loss, God has
loaned them five grandchildren.
Captain NJ. Z Nichols was one of vi
roqua's early yodng men. Always geni-
al and obIiging he haa many friends
He married Miss Hettie Nj daughter Of
DIR. James Rnsk. deceased, ne being one
of Viroqua's best and Oldest citizens,
September H. 1867, living 3S3 years OF
happy married life. he made home a
home indeed, by his happy style and
manner. Most of his life was spent in
business in our city. He enlisted in the
42nd Wis. volunteers and was made
captain of Co. l and remained with the
army till end of war. He joined the
Congregational church of this city, un-
der the pastorate of Rev. VIM Haugh-
ton of precious @emory, in 1877 giving
twenty. nine years to church life. With
his family he was prominent and much
respected in Masonic circles. We shall
miss him in all our associations, eape-
cially in his home and church. His suf-
ferings were long and continued, but he
bore the same patiently and enjoyed a
good hope of endless life beyond, Lean
ing on the Everlasting Arms
His funeral services were held in the
home, Tuesday. April 10, at II a. IN f,
the body laid in state at the Cougrega-
tional church from II M. until 2 p. M,
where services were conducted by Rev.
]. A. Stemen, his former pastor, aided
by Reys. Saries, the new pastor, and G..
w. Nuzum
Blessed are the dead that die in the
Lord.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Easter Perfumes.

u Select a perfume for Easter that har.
monizes with youI Easter costumes.
Royal Cherry Buds" watts an Eastt r
fragrance about you that is In keeping
with the airy assumes so much worn at
Easter time. Price 40c an ounce.
O. Z. DAVIS, Druggist
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
IFrom the HilisDoTo Sentry

Frank Lisker and son Adolph went TO
Milwaukee where the latter entered
hospital for treat 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G Aulsebrook and
V. e: Wernick went to Appleton TODAY
to take in the high school basket bali
tournament.
Erick Olson and wife of Greenwood
township left for their new home at
Clifford, N. Oak. Mr.. Olson will 20
into the hardware business there.
Mrs. Joseph Levey died at her home
in Greenwood township March Goth,
after an illness of several weeks. She
was nice Young woman and dearly
loved by all who knew her. She leaves
behind husband and two children.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
WHAT OUR NEIGHBoRs ARE DoI.c
Cuttings From the Press Of Surrounding
Towns.
from the La Farge Enterprise J

NtVA" Hie IS y nFse Ahtefprlse1
N. q. Weeden and wife. formerly OF
viroqna, have moved into a hous5 ON
the Southworth farm that thsv may be
near their daughter Ms aeo. South.
worth.
On Wednesday Hiss MAY Brandas
gave surprise party at her home in
nonor OF the 2lst birthday of her friend
Mf. kay Calhoun. AEout 80 iuvifations
were Issued and the yon2g people en-.
]oyed very pleasant evening together.
Mr.. JAS. Granger an old pioneer
settler OF the town of Bloom lied at
his home In that town last Wedn esday
night. Mr.. Granger on going 10 bed
was apparently In as good health a.
usual but was found dead in his bed in
the morning
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Tobacco Gro wers.

Lave yoar order for Swift'e tobacco
fertil ger at the Fckhardt elevator IA
son 2 possible.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Farm Stock and Dairy Note.

Buy farm, young man. No matter
how small it may be- buy farm and
prepare II so that your land Will provide
you litiog. Twenty years from now
the man who owns his farm will be in
dependent and will have at his com.
mand the means OF a livelihood The
expansion Of manufacturers can not
go on forever aud there will come u day
- this country, as there has in others,
vi an the supply will exceed the de-
nd aud the only absolutely sure
occupation will be farming Buy u
farm while one may be had
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

Mrs +, II Briggs. former we'll known
citizen of Rick8p3o C;nieT. who recent
ly died at Fort Atkinson, first brought
u notice the model enw stall now ia
use at the farm OF w u Hoard, and in
the dairy stables of many of the noted
breeders Of dairy cattle in the United
States and Canada, at u convention Of
the Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
ir Sparta about 20 years ago. AT this
convention she exhibited model OF
this stall She had foupd crude
ske of the idea in an eastern paper
and mad worked ii ont to practical sue
cess in her own stables She was
essentially successful wom4n in all
she undertook, whether it was in deal
ing with the problems of animal life on
the farm or those that involve the .Isti
being of society at large
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Following ia the memberships of the
county board

Following 10 the memberships of the
county board
Bergen-uhas. j. McoIelIsn
uhrlstlana-E H. Homstad
Cllnton-Michael Hfaqy
Coon-Heige Larson,
horest-C.J. Eastman.
kranklln-Ole L. ForIney
uenOa-Charles OFT,
1reenwood-J. II. Shreve
HAmburg-Wiiliam kapEnke,
HArmOny-Fred Dummer
Hlllsboro-Wllilamk X Jewel
Ienerson-MArtin Root
klckapo0-p. S. Smith.
Liberty-WAEren fish
stark-Wm, selbach.
sterling-Albert Broadhead
Union-O. Il. 0bert
NlroquR-Thos. Stevens
Webster-H. nj. Allen
Nheatland-Alex. Tultoch
WhltestOwn-J. W. Adler
Desoto Village-R. NJ. McAuIey.
hnisboro Village-B. I. Bailey
La Farge VILLAGE. H. Potts
Ontario Village-Samuel SloVgv
Readstown Yllage-C. w. Fowei
stoddard Vlllage--John c. johnson
Viola NillaRe-J. II. Shredder
Mestby Village-Lawrence Grfmsrud
NiroquA Oity-First Ward A. ID. Helgeaon.
silhaugh. '"N'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Long Winters and Luns Men

The Marlnette Eagle Star has come to
a conclusion about the Wisconsin eli.
mate that may ut least DO consollng.
II says 1t has been shown boy actual
measurements at the Wisconsin uuiver-
sity that the young men students be-
longing 10 this great and favored state
are taller and OF iiuer physical build
than ine ones coming from any other
state This Ia matter OF congratula-
ton. II Is good To have strong. healthy
young men. as such are needed 10 con.
tiuue the work OF tho commonwealth
As 10 the direct canse of this supremacy
there seems 10 be .one donbt. bat II is
possible the ezra height Is obtained by
the necessity for the boys in northern
Wisconsin 10 stretch their legs and
neeks during the long winters in order
10 keep their heads above snow, which
even now, the 18th of March, Is from
six to eight feet deep in parts of this
c0unty
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
ESTABLISHED 1855
REApsroMN VILLAGE

Pfesdent-GW Henika
Irustees-H h Erickson, oscar Anderson
Il l. Kellogg. l. W Swain, & l. Garry I a
CIerk-E l. Morley
Treasurer-E T Van Winter.
Assessor-A r Ewers
Super v'sor-O FowelI
Police Justce-SteDhen Davis
Justice of Peace-E Kincannou
Gonstables-D ID Buxton Fred Goyer
VIOLA
presIdent-L Latbrop.
Der.
;, supervisors--J II. Frazier. RtchIand; J
ii. Frazier Vernon.
Village Cierk-Chas n Nye
AssessOr-Wm Counor.
Treasurer-S Gore
Gonstables- Geo Dowell. H Morris.
Justlces-J NJ CLARK. Robert Parker
Clerk-ChAs II Nye.
wEsTBY
President-Albert Spellum,
II, Isastees-O II stevlIngson. I shannon
Bergum, soTen Larson.
SuperV VisOr-LaWtoace C2rfnsrud
Clerk-Olnt Peterson
AssessoF-E p Blyhovde
Treasurer-B G. Thoreson
oonstAble-James Lee
Edward Ltns "u
vIROQUA
, sapervisors-Eirst ward A D Helssson
second, John Sidie; Third, Abner silbaugh
Z, AiuefHan-t tlrst ward, Mons Helzeson.
second, y II helgeson; Third. John Devlin
Vohstaoies-A Nelson, Frank Riley.
SOLDIERS GROVE
ffesldent- -Atiey Peterson.
=. .Tfustees-Shefmsu Brimmef, A Pugb.
Clerk J Erie
ASSESSOR K aorenson
IFeAsuFeF-Cieo Davidson
Justices-W Ii Moon
Supervisors Jas Dinsdsie
oonstabie-R Al Pugh.
FRANKLIN
Lit5ner, ole SnlTefson
clerk h M aooveFson
AssesSuF-HenFy SHAnsster
TTeasuTsr-C b EorlneY
ounsts bless C7oaline
Lynn.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06
OPERATIONS
 RECLAMATION WORK
Progress at Roosevelt, the Intake and Granite Reef.

EnEineer L. C- H5u arrived -u town last evening from Roosevelt and inter veEing points He win be here a day
 or So and then proceed Jo Yuma 10
 look after work al I-aguua Cam-
 Mir Hu says that fine progress is
 being made at the basin both on the
 big dam and in the completion of the
 permanent dam at The intake Of the
 Power canal This dam is now com
 pleted for IS0 feet and the rest of iJ.
 go feet. Is four feet ahove the water
 It will be entirely completed by MT. Whitney'S force in the early part of next month
 Al the site Of the big dam Contractor 0'Rourke's force zs laying from fifty to
 seventy yards of rock Ter day In tho center of the stream where the corner stone was laid and where the masonry X highest the upper face is up about twelve feet Some rock has been laid however. clear across the river channel
 The plan ot action Is a little different from what has been heretofore pub lished- Instead of confsuinE the efforts tc the south halt Of the dam until it was finished clear across the chanaeL a narrow excavation was made iume- diately after the beginning of con srruCtion- clear across the channel to ! both sides and yesterday it was an uounced that some rock had been laid clear across the channel IL Is pro l posed first Jo construct the founda- ! yion Of the forty feet above the prU l posed channel Co he cut iU bedrock. clear across the river channel. carry l ing its upper face as high as poSSs sbI=. which will be within fifteen or twenty feet of the normal bed of the river B. i that time the channel iD the bedrock ! will be blasted out and the foundation can then be videned and construction hasJeued with a larger rOrce-
 |, On the way down from Roosevelt MI HI went over 10 Granite Reef to in l spect the work There iS little 10 ada 70 the report Of progress made a couple os days ago. except that a 700o-sallOn water tank has now been constructed. 90 hold water for camp purposes and \ for pressure use in construction \ gasoline engine and pump have also | arrived Jo work in connection with this l tank
 Nr- Eiu said his latest reports rom ! the Imperial canal intake were rn,-S- | nattering. and that when he hearL Ss-s- eraI days ago. about o0e-JeDth az the | flow of the river was beng diver ts1 and constant progress was being made
 In rhe work
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

q FAIR BOARDING HOUsEThe Arizona Fair association yesterday granted 10 William Crump the priv liege of establishing and maintaining a boarding house on the territorial fair grounds for the use and Convenience of the men employed cn the grounds pre- 2aTing for the fair.
 WENT HOME TO REGISTER Secretary of the Territory w F. Mich ols. who left here several days ago for the southern part of the territory on official business. will visit his home at WjllcOX before he returns to Phoenix. and register for the coming election Mr- Nichols still retains his residence in COchise county.
 THE FRIDAY CLUB-The first meeting of the year of the Friday club was held in the rooms of the club yes Jerday afternoon. There was a good attendance of members. and great in terest was shown in the work which the club will take up for the year. II will be a study Of the Dutch and Quaker colonies in America. Last year. as a part oF the clubs study uf United States history. the work of Fisk on Old Virginia and her neighbors was read
 SERGEANT SPARKS RESIGNS The resignation of Sergeant T. J. Sparks Of the Arizona rangers was re cejved at the office of the governor yes teUday. Accompanying the resignation was a letter of CoumeudaJiOn of Ser geanJ Sparks from Captain Tom Ryn- ming MT Sparks Is a candidate as an independent for the office of sherif Of GilS county, and iJ was that he might devote his entire attention To his fa~~r the service Although a candidate as an independent. he was endorsed by the republicans of Gila county and his chances are good His splendid record in connection With the ranger work has been a valuable help 10 him in his campaign fog ofice- No successor 70 AJr. Sparks will be named Uutu the middle of November,
 ST. LOUIS NlSiTOR-E B Lane of ssf. Lotus has been here for the last week or so. the guest of W T. R. Don ald of the Oriental Copper Mining com pany, and will leave on Ihe santa Fe Jlls morning for home MT Lane is the general freight agent of the Ms sour Pacific Railway colOpzay and l. also a stockhcl6er in the Oriental Cop per Mining company This lS his irSI viS5t Ia Ariroua. and be is very much pleased with what he has SeeE. re- marking thac there is more country and a bigger variety of iJ here than all most anywhere he has ever traveIed He visited the Oriental Dine. of course and said last night that he was vc-y much enrhUSe5 over the appear suce Of the property and 5-s prospects, The tunnel 5s now -n S55 feet and tIree shifts oF men are employed each shift driving about a foot a day I- lS ls1t expected that an o-e body VIII b. on cuuu-e-ed u--il the tunnel has been driven a couple or hundred feet fur ther
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06
ACREAGE PROPERTY
 IN SMALL TRACES
Another Ranch Made Available for
 Suburban Homes.

Eari Van Kirk has given o.er the uairy business for the time being and ls noW associated with J. Ernest Walker on Q commission basis. in jhe S&'le or real estate. Mir Van Kirk hay ing been added 10 The outside force.
 Mr Van Kirk has made a success of the dairy business but he has decided that he can make a bigger success in some other way He has cut up his hlneJy-acre ranch in five and ten acre tracts and proposes 10 sell ia out to those who want small parcels of land Tor suburban homes The nroperty is we'll situated for this purpose as it lies Just half mile east of the Indian school or Cave Creek road and three quarters of a mile from the Indian school car line The soil is as good as can be found anywhere and an abund- ant supply of well water of the best quality can be had at the depth of sixty feet. while the Grand and Ap- pTopriatOrs' canals are only a half mile away and connected by a good lateral
 There are other tracts in the same section of country devoted to small holdings and already it Is quite thickly settled for a farming section. The peo- ple living in that vicinity have Joined in project tO make these small hold lngs still more accessible and COnven- lent II is proposed 10 open up Coun- try road from the Osborn school house directly east for a mile and a half to the west line of Van Kirk's property. The property owners will deed the county the land for sixty-foot road and the county as soon as this formal fty has been concluded will build and maintain the road.
 The Van Kirk tract is known as Elgin Heights and like all the property in that section is in a fine neighbor- hood and one we'll supplied with goOi influences. The Osborn school IS a graded institution with four teachers and the Smith chapel is a well known house of worship
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06

Money JaIks-and 5t Is usually in a hurry t0 say -sood-by-"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06

Fifteen assays CT analyses fer $500 Gold Silver. Lead. Copper. Iron. Zine- Silica. Calcium, CT Manganese
 Write for particulars TIE HENRY HANSON CHEMICAL
 RESEARCH CO., Analytical and Consulting Chemists. 54 Railroa5 Bldg, Denver. Col U. & A..
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06
VYVVsVsNEVF She cam
 If she will.

Its possible for every woman of moderately good health Jo possess the chief attribute of beauty-a spotless and clear oomulexion-
 II you care ar all for beauty. lyon want your skin to be soft. cle3- and velvesy. if YOU want + to look fresh and youthful and fec fresh andconfu-table- just use
Arizona republican., 1906-10-06

DR. WARMERS. HENDERSON AND R. S c, coRSETS-A trio og yae most reliable cOrSetS uSnufac- wred 5n an the latest models. louS oV short hfrs. hiSh or low bust. sen erally Sol5 sJ Sl-sS- Sale p~ice, r,s5r
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03

este sabio hijo de 49,. ell Dios Apollo
pariente de Cervantes, primo hernia
no de Moratin y Horacio, para que es
! to continue abortando EN- pdblico SUI
malas pretensiones; porque no ha side
una censura formal nj compuesta |;
del reptil ARTURO, mucho menos una
critica, porque el no tiene los tama
nos para apropiarse de ese raro don
que solo le esta reservado a aquello'
seres que han nacido para tai fin; co,
mo Narciso Camilo Correa y otros va
rios, que han nacido para ell efecto.
No me extrailan, por cierto, no, los
ladridos del DOG ese, 10 que mas me
admira es su valor tan singular.
Sr p. Aldama: usted debfa yer por
ell decoro de su publication, eximien-
dose de insertar an6nimos, cosas Sc
mejantes; cosa, que en- NADIA instruye
al pdblico lector, y ST puede acarrear
malos resultados; va que I'd. con su
periodiquillo, en- NADIA coopera en- pro
del adelanto moral & Intellectual, ST.
quiera abstengase de ser I'd. ell instru
mento de desavenencias. No por este
Sc figure que yo quiera poner punto
final a sus liberales ideas de Periods
ta; puede usted seguir hacienda COM
para con ARTURO, quien puede con
quistar lauros para su publication.
Solamente dire a usted sefIor Pc
riodista, que nj sus NAL premeditados
planes; nj las miras bastardas del
"Melqueades Arturo" mataran mis-
humildes aspiraciones; sin otro parti-
cular, me reserve hasta mi pr6xima.
4 P. L. CORTES.
Y siga I'd. Don Molcas Melquiades
en- las enaguas babeando,
81 asf son tus necedades
no dejes de estar ladrando;
Porque e1 mequetrefe y farsante
siempre anda de egoista, =
no dejes de seguir- tu lista
como ca. -. ballero charlante; Il
Ahora! Tu no defiendes political.
nj Iel pdblico sabe 10 que defiendes, |
Y Ell consejo que me da tn crftica
nj para esponja me sirve, Sentiendes? |
81 aquellos fuera del deametro estan |
bien 8 NAL, al escribirlos,
pues estos Scomo yendran?
mas no dejes de correjirlos.
Ell MISMO
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03
Administrator de Co.
rreOS rObadO.

G.. W. Fouts. Administra-
dor de Correos en- Riverton,
Ia., casi perdi6 su vida y fud
despojado de 'sus alcgrias, se'
gun sn carta, en- la que dice:
"Por 20 amos tuve una en-
fermedad cr6nica en- ell higade,
Que me llev6 a tan severe case
ise .hictericia, cue mis- dedos pa
recian clavos amarillos, cuando
mi Doctor me prescribi6 los
Amargos Electricos, los cuales
me curaron, y me han conser-
vado bien por once amos"
Son remedio SECURE para bi'
liosidades, Neuralgia, Deoili-
dades del est6mago, y desa-
rreglos del higadc, rifloDes y
vegiga, Es IN .t9nico. marsvi-
lloso. De venta en- todas las
boticss 4 SO cts:
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03
LIB 3N4n8e
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:

Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rdsti
ca, .."............". "......'.' .'oo
Ccnferencias de Sn. Agustin, por
ell Rev. P. Agustino Fray Euge
MO Ceballos. 3 tomos, rGstica. -. l 90
Ls Protection Libre Cambio por TT,
Caballero, 1 tomo rGstiea ......0 70
La Ultima Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Real un tomO rdsti-
Nsturaleza, de las cosss, por Tito Lu
crecio Caro-, un tomo vdstica. 80. so
Memorials de un Estudiante, por el
Lie. Alexandra Villasehor. un to
mo rGstiCa. -. so
81 Clavo, por Pedro A. de Alarc6n,
un tomo rGstics. s.................5 so
81 Derecho en- la Vida EcOn6mica, por
! On. Anselmo Guerra, un tomo
rtBtica. ........ ........... 80
Collection de Sonetos. ....75
Viaje Critico alredsdor de la Puerta
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. so
Los Problemas de la Natursleza... 80
Cusntos para Niiios. ...:1
Ningdn pedido Sc atender6 81 no yfens
aoompafado de su importe. Siempro
que el envfo vayaccrtificado mahdense
dieE centavos mas para el certificado. !,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03
con tants actividad, que

n,ian con tanta actividad, que
va guoos peri6dicos america
nos, tan re spetables como et
"Sss Aptonio Express" asegu
ran que todos los hombref
aprehendidos seran fusilados,
NJ -ios period,stas han esca :
padg pues hay mas de cincueu
ia er GAS carceles, sin mas mo.
two que ser desafectos al Go,
bierpo, aunque sean tan cGrrec-
tos y prudente7 como 'El Ter
Ger dmperio," q cuyo redactor
en- iefe Sc lie hace ell rldiculo
cargo, a falta de otro, de ejer
Ger d chantage, como 81 en- la
capital de Mexico hubiese un
solo ,peri6dico polftico que no
ejerciera descaradamente ell
schabsslge..
Ell resultado natural de esas
persecusiones, es la desconfan
"a, ell tenor, la emigration, la
fuga a los montes, y la crea
cion innecesaria de un- estado
de intranquilidad y de terror,
que aumenta todos los dfas, u
que acabara por efectuar real
mente Ia revoluci6n, como nece
sidad para la vida del pueblo.
Los gobiernos fuertes, que
cuentar, con Ia opinion pdblica'|
no apelan al terror.
y =
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03
Las eleccioDes
del Condudo.

clones que coarten una garan-
tia individual, Ia mas preciosa
del ciudadano, como es la de
dar las autoridades que mas
garantias ofrescan q la comuni
dad.
Las elecciopes del Maites
pr6ximo son por extreme inte
resantes, no solo porque Sc ira
ia de nombrar Representatives.
en las Camaras de la Union. y
todos los funcionarios del Els
tado, del Distrito y del Con
dado, sino -porque una vez mas
Sc intenta en- este Condado su
primir ell voto mexicano, cir
cunscribiendo ell derecho cleo
toral a un nlmero muy reduci
do de ciudadanos.
{ Esperamos, sip embargo, que
una vez mas, 81 pueblo elector
del Condado de Webb, obran
do con energia y dentro de la
6rbita constitutional, hara va
Ter sus derechos en-. las urnas
electorales que se abriran el
Martes pr6ximo, y hara triup-
far su voluntad, nombrando
las personals mas dignas, mas
respetables y que presten mas
garantfas a la sociedad, para
que 10 representen en- los di
versos ramos de la administra
ci6n en- los Districts y en- Ell
Condado.
De todos modos. en- nuestro
pr6ximo ndmero daremos a
conocer a nuestros lectores ell
resultado de las alecciones que
sc verifcaran en- este. Condado
el Martes.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-03

Desde que Sc iniciaron los
trabajos para las elecciopes en-
este Condado, Sc han notado
ciertos movimientos politicos
fuera del carril acostumbrado,
pues no Sc pretendi6 buscar el
apoyo nj la voluntad de las
multitudes para ell triunfo de
una causa mas 8 menos digna
del triuDfs, .sino que Sc busc6
en- Ia intriga, en- la interpreta.
ci6n mas 8 menos acertada de
las leyes electorales vigentes,
no ell triunfo de un Partido 6
de una Candidatura mas 8 me
nos prestigiada, sino la obs
trucci6n electoral, pretendi6p.
dose sentar un precedente que.
de aceptarse, pondria fuera de
Ia acci6n electoral 8 cast toda
la poblaci6n mexicana del Con
dado de- Webb.
. Asi, al menos. SO desprende
de- multitud de articulos publ.
cados en-. varios peri6dicos de
Ia localidad, y especialmente
en- el "Sa1 Antonio Express"
de las dltimas sernanas.
No obstante todos esos arti
culos, y todas esaa opiniones, y
todos esos trabajos obstruccio-
nistas, que no queremos comen
tar, el pueblo electoral del
Condado de Webb Sc prepare
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