The Clayton Citizen, 1906-10-05

However Peaceful a great Pow Pow-r - r Pow-r may be, the possibility of deli delicate - cate delicate and complicated situations : ; always before it. The United .tates feels much more comfort comfortable - able comfortable to-day than it would if there were not in the Cabinet two men vf such tested strength, prudence tnd tact as secretary Tafo and "íoi'-t. Both believe in peace, in he advantages of self govern government - ment government by the weaker peoples, and .;i reasonableness and kindness rather than in force or bluster. What can be done to solve the Uuban situation in the best way wo have the satisfaction of know knowing - ing knowing will be done, and it is a stim stimulating - ulating stimulating thing to the better kind of patriotism to believe that there are men in our government whose handling of so acute a situation van bo so entii ely trusted. What Mr. Taft did in the Philipin.es and what Mr. Root lias dono in South America are a guaranty that nothing arbitrary, rash, ot needless will be attempted 'by us in Cuba. -ES.

suggest a board of 5 trustees (in (incorporated) - corporated) (incorporated) One to be elected by the secret societies, one by the Protestant churches, one by the Roman Catholic churches, one appointed by the City Coun Council, - cil, Council, one appointed by the mayor of the town-Each to ser ve á years one to be elected each year. k This board to sell lots and invest the money. The interest of this invested money to be used forever to lccep up the cemetery, so that if a family should remove ir die out the graves of the loved ones will betaken care of perpet perpetually - ually perpetually If the individual owners wish to put on extra improve improvements, - ments, improvements, such as llowers,, trees etc. they be permitted to do so under direction of the keeper. V4. Lay out thi cemetery in squares and lots.viJave it uniform method of digging the graves,

Take Your Prescriptions to The CHARLTON DRUG CO, Where you can have them carefully compounded by A Registered Pharmacist At all Hours. OuV stock of Dvugs and Chemicals are oí the very bestlhut cíi be obtained for medicinal purposes. Our stock Í Perfumery, Stationery, Toilet Articles and DrUg Gists Sundries, are the most complete in Clayton. Wc also carry a complete linfc of Cut Glass, and Hand Painted Chiriá and we fc pecially invite our lady patrons 'to call, before buying elsewUcU to eail ftnd examine our prices, which aW surety righ ühc Charlton Dru Co. Condensed Report of The first National Sank SlCliytofc N.ft, An ícndeVeá to llio CotaptKoltW of CÜrtencj At thé élo.se of business September 4, i'yott-.

.'or office should come out before ho people in time for the peop people - le people to have a show to say whether ir not he should be the choice of :aeir respective parties in the primary conventions of each pre precinct. - cinct. precinct. As the procedure of nom nom-::iating - ::iating nom-::iating candidates for offic now, exists, only a few ever liave an pportunity to say who such can candidates - didates candidates shall be. The people, hould ignore such practices, ueet and put out good men for ;llices and then elect tkeui. We jelieve the iresent system is ".utrhnental to good government. 1

There will be present all the preachers of this territory visit- ors from New Yorkt Philadelphia and Denver, It will also give the people of the community the , oppo.tuitty of hearing sOine cf the best speakers of the country The conference meets thisyear utKoswt V New Mexi 'd Among ; "it's speakers re Chancellor 'Buchtel, candidate for governor r.f nolo , Bishop Moore, of Cin Cin-.tinoatti, - .tinoatti, Cin-.tinoatti, Dr. Morely and others.

required to dispos of- the vrk and there is work for sowral more. Since April 1st 5701 homestead entries have been recorded ag aggregating - gregating aggregating 5K5,,ftOO acres. About 2,000 applications hare- been sus suspended - pended suspended or rejected, y" There have been 18 Desert entries, recorded aggregating ap-

the hands of the todies and with What they have accompllshrtl in the past for t ho churches iik a p'edge 1 din sure the tanhpy Will oe raised in a short time. ' Now let, others "speak out in meeting" for out of a multitude