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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFYICR RXCHS QURR NTNlNu COZ.
~ pany. Ban F,ancisco. eeptember 20. 1850.
Ths rsguisr annual meeting OF TIE etoctholder1
HONDkY, The sishtsent6 (iSth) day Of oor0.
BRR, 1850. at the once OF tbs compsny. Room
(. No. s11 Pine street. san Fr.ncieco,. oal at
the hour Of lwo ~ ,. H.. for ths election Of
Board Of Dirrctors for the ensuing yssy, and
the transaction Of such o,hsr basinees - nay
properly come before the meeting. Ths trans.
Ter 'books vi he closed on the 18th Day Of
70 CHS. E. RLLiUT.
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HAssRoUcK q HALL,
eueesssors to A. 3. Stewart q oo.)
Druggists & Apothecaries,
opposiis Yellow Jaeis. Engine Hoass,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL

DKEp A FULL STOCK OF PURE DRUGS
N ana Medicines, Psrfumcry. Fancy Arti.
elss, stc. Nr. Hasbrouck, graduate OF Phar.
macy, has charge OF the Prescription Depart
msnt. Prescriptions carefully compounded day
and night.
We wish 70 call attention to the following
S Tn:rmo Electric Hsmsdy. iivst osnuiss. and
Oalsnduls Liniment. for which We are sols
agents for Pacific Coast.
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On lNYC soa NIL I .lnsI:asse.sss. n1:Isc Aup y
kI!! IaS.S ~! S.::sss SssP;s':;;:s ss:;ss e'''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
nE AND she.

A summer day BY the sands,
Never Q cloud In the sky.
The xsves 90 softiy ripping
IN gentle lullaby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07

Eighth-we charge upon the Demo-
cratic party the habituai sacrnce .. pa
triotism and justics 70 . supreme sna M.
satiabls lustfor offics and patronage; Una,
to obtain possession Of the Nanonai ,na
State Governments. and Of the control OF
place and position. they have obstructed
all the efforts TO preserve the purity ana
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
returns; have lAbored 70 unssat lawfully
elected members Of Congress, to secure at
ali hazards the vote Of the majority OF
states In the House Of Representatives.
have sndsavorsd 70 occupy by force and
frsud places Of trust given 70 othsrs By
The people Of Maine, and secured by
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

the saitStson Of spirit which has peg
vsded 20 nany breasts. His scientific
vision pie-ces the future aud sees this
planet moving calmly through specs.
- It has moved through the ages both
Of mystery and # light that have
passed away. He breads no peril fseu
the distant planets Of the seIar'system.
snd doubtless intelligent men every
where will pin their faith 70 scientific
research rather than 10 the utter.uces
of unlearsed. fear-exciting nercsaariss,
or the mystical drssmings OF religious
enthusiasts like the Second Adventists.
This eiobs is fair abiding place for all
the millions inhsbi,ing i, snd for twice
their number. and Tiers 10 no reason
for believing that It viii not continue
% for long ages now far distant in
futu.ity.
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There 10 some tremendous eareIessEess
in the handling Of Letters and papers
CD the routes between the Columbis
River and Straits Of Puca, which j. will
be we'll for Route Agent Tnttle or Postal
Agent Seybolt to look after and stop.
We srs pretty well scquainted with one
or two incompesents ia the mail SER
vice, and some day. it the irregularities
ia their line desrimenta!ly affecting as
do not cease, We may feel called upon
to alluda 70 them more plainly and dis
sgrseably.
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The domestic exports Of the Sand
v.ch Islands suounted to q. SD. S8S in
1879, sgsinss -, al, SO ia 1s7s; sn
increase for last year Of 1907 $50. This
increass 10 wholly due to sugar and
rice, the FIRST named Of which in
creased in export over q per cass
and the last named over IS PEI cent.
All other articles show . decrease.
sincs 1876, when The reciprocity treaty
went into e6sct. the exports Of the
Islands have more than doubled. which
il . direct result Of the operations OF
The treaty.
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Is the most efective Pain Destroyer ia
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally. and therby more
crrtsinly RELIEVE PAIy, whether chron-
ic or acute, thss sns other pain aIlevi-
ator, and it is warranted double the
strength Of any similar preparation.
II cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
e;s, Sars Throat, Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL AcHRs. and is The Great
Reiisssr Of Pain. 'BRowS's HoUsEHoLD
PAyAcRA" should be in every family.
A tsasponnful OF the Panas:ea in . tum
bier Of hot water [sweetened. if pre-
esrred- taken ut beitime. will BREAK
Up COLD. % cents bottle.
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DKrARrxEyr or rHR INTERIOR,
GENIAL LAND OFFICE,

oENEkAL LAND OFFfCE.
WAsHrSeToy. D. g., Jan II, 1880 }
Regisseys and R<essrers Of q. s. Land
Officer:
0ExILu1Ex-Referriug 10 the ciscu-
lar Of April Is, 1879. uader act Of
March 8. 1879, r-quTing published no.
tice Of int~ntion tn make 6nal proof in
honest cad and pre- emption cases, you
ere now instr uct~d tn require clsimants
in oil cxses hereafter 10 specify in Form
No ! the day and date on which they
will appear with witnesses for the pur
pose Of making proof; and. in home
stead csses. they must give the Official
name and residence Of the officer be-
fore whom the proof is to be made.
You will also request each claimant to
ns0e four Of his neigkbors who may
Be able 70 testify - TO bis compliance
With the Law. any two Of whom will be
competent witnesses when proof il
made. Such . course will prevent
mach incsnvenisnce Ard delay.
The postof6es address s,ouId be given
in ell cssss. Il IS no, 81 Efficient 10 give
shs eou"ty only.
fou viii see thst the foregoing re-
q"'rwments are ioc"rp~sssd in Form
NO y Notice Tor Puolicssion- 81 that
sucb eosices Will h-re-fssr be subs,an-
tislly in tbs f,iloving form, viz:
Notice - herrby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has 6l~d notice #
bis intention to make fnal prof in
support u bis clam aud secure fu.I
entry iberes !. snd that aasd proof wisl
be wsdo b<foss the Clerk Of the Court
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Manor. John osbits, Frsnk Robinson,
John Larry. Mss Lindsay and Nrs
Lemon franklin were drowned.
EUnOPE
LIVERPOOL, Feb 7th-The Court IF
inquiry into the Bcrussis disaster has
exoosrafed the owners, captain and
officers Of the vessel. but are not prs-
pared to say whether the vessel was
perfectly sea~orthy.
VRysA, FEB 1-PsFuell's reception
at Washington is regarded - . mere
comedy
LONDON, Feb Sir Stafford North
cote, Chancellor Of the Exchequer. OBJ
tanned leave 70 bring IN bill 70 render
valid the proceedings for the relief Of
Irish distress, and to make further pro-
visions therefor. He explGued that
the ad-ances would csne out Of the
fund ~ the dispossl Of the Irish chsrch
tempnrslIties cnmmissicu. Sir Stafford
Northcote's bill was then brought in
and read . frst time
Lord Plunkefs bitterly denounced the
dsfeadors Of the Irish land agitation.
III ODonueil. Home RaIer. rose to
a point Of order 70 his Lord Psi ex-
prrssions.
The Speaker ruled Lord Plunket,'s
language unpariiameutary.
Lord Piunksts submitted to the rul-
ing Of the Speaker and qualified his
language slightly.
Alexander Martin Sullivan, Home
Ruler, ensrgetically defended Parneil.
Righs Hon James Ln~ther. chief
secretary 20 the Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland. said no cass of death from
starvation had occurred in Ireland.
Mitchell Henry, Home Ruler, moved
the adjournment Of the debate, which
was agreed to.
The fund Of the Duchess Of Nsrlbor-
ough Tor Ireland is now f40. 733 ex-
penditures, f135o.
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nh grstilyiss to b ssssrsd. . trs.-
blisg AaDsaity =. By - enissns -
saaAssisy - Processes Proctor, thst no
spseisl dissstss nssd b sppsshssdsd
Sos sss sieas wAes the giant planets
Jspifss. oassss. Urssus snd Nspesns
sous ists pssihsljos. - they ell will
bsewsss 1864 and 1856. They hsvs
osss. - sys soos isto pssihslion BE-
sass, - - . lss sxtspdsd period. ssd
- u sssslss hsvs followed. No ssiso-
si6s ans - ssspsessbls authority shat.
svss - yst given szpssssioa to the
lssA sSSssassstes ~ evil rssslsisg froa
~ pesiAsliss. On ths ssatsssy, ~.
sssl q ~ ness saissss ssesoso,,e,,
hsvs, He Psssssoos Psos4ss, msds pos.
tive slsos0sDss q . eosssssy q sess.
sssisg shaess1sf. People universally
80 0ssstitioae asd 10 osssgslly lssk
upea ~ dask ids u . pietsss. So.
wAsa 0sioose q .Ifo1sssee Who
dsesat kasw sseagh TO vriss Me Own
laasaaas n ; gssasasiaal nansse)
A0s - With . lissls besk Aid With
evil psesssslisslisas esssssnisR saeth
qsaksA plaOusA VAR. voaaasis ssup-
tiso4 seesos -. & vss al aoeepssd
VIII osss fhieA ehsa svss ~ . ssyels.
H. fsso hsasss. 0siaoes old his
bosa = = szsissd psblie asd .ads
nsosy 81 q L. ssd this dosbslsss vas
bio sejse4 b writing end printing Il.
Iapsssiag upss this probable exse-
pc. . =. Louis ssssolosss hes i.sae.i
ssoe1sr v0sk 81 similar chasscsss. the
elect q which Ass hsea slmo.s ids.si
sal. II slaraiag . ereiuious public.
with that u 0siom~s's. 4 Ksss~s
isdividPA hes ssss : coses. .Airb -
Ays = bsAhag ssnieha Z ! sh- @.ssA.
ssd uhieh viii strike ssd 6-o.lish -
seoss ~ Ash II March. 1881. TIE
sa0se sessy hass't bssn swsllossd %
Assgvily = tSst u the pssihelion. bus
~ = - esite - usoA 70 jnsily l.
~ asaee ~ 10 To- least. This thine
hss 49, - - jsse 49, . er,d many
iatslaesat psnpls ars sresstly es~rri.ed
ever T. cd ashs . dispIsy II their
apprehension = svssy p.ssiesl.rly lard
Wind . hsayy fsil 4 sais q se.~.
vAfcA svesss ass ssrsib-d % m at.t,oa
eeasessasina - ~ pllpsss tsl,s sor
IssseReenee = 90 90 - eoaposs
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Sunday, February s, 1850


Il - MD that the object Of Stanford
- ~ anseistss il ssilisg out the
Csoogol PssiAe Railsssd 10 b miss the
niIlisss secsssssy 10 the sxscutios Of
one - tie completes ssd grsndsst
ossins0 sehsasss svsr PROJECTED. Thsir
do = hid 70 b to spply the money
ties sssussd - tie Southern Psci6c
ksilnad ssd cssssetisg pssposs. In.
sess3 u their owaiog . ous-third or
ess-qsssss1 portion oE . tsans~cootiasn-
al sasisos6 they will own . whole one
70 shsosssyss, sxtsnding - il will
from so Hsassises. o. The Psei6c, to
0alssueea - New OvIesns, % TIE
0un q 1szies. Thsis rod will ~ the
bsse bsiit il tbs eouatsy. hsvisg ersdes
sovbsss sxessding foSty-tvo feet to
the mile, svw vb Cd . locomotive eso
hssI its SIXTY Eve freight cars. It's
tssek will b Of steel from end to end,
I'D ~ sppsstsnssess u soresposding-
y esod character. No snow shsds will
b sscssssey, md in this 80 itss will
b tie svisg q . great expsnss. A
Il y sSw Il costs % immigrant rs
6oo New Yosk 70 Sas Hssse;seo, Of
THE sso. H. Csstsal Psei6c Company
gsts bet Is. Over the esmplsud
Soashss1 Pacific Stanford end Com
psay will hass 10 divide With 10 one.
Thsy win PCT On the goufe to Liver
pool. fkeo their eastern terminus q
line Of ~ largest md fastest steamers
sdoss, With which they will carry
psssssgses. sfus and cotton u saess II
pssssne unksows to citizsns Of Califor-
MA and Tsssa They will b fxsd to
compete - tss1sol mnss than equslify
vish ~ Csps Hoss and Passss
routes, - With The Nisassgus ssd
Pansss esasls - well. They propose
to eassy over their roats Substantially
oil the grain Of California. fros tie
Ossgoa line lows. and 10 time oil the
trade 81 San Rsspcisco with Mexico,
into which soustsy they will run tap
lisss 10 different directions. This CON.
psny slEssdy controls line Of steam
sss running from San Francisco to
Chios. and when their enterprise is
completed they will have coetinuous
stssasr Hoe froa Liverpool 70 Hoos-
Kong. covering sboat ten thousand
miles Il ocean transportation and s,x-
teen OF sightsso hundred miles Of rsil-
rad. TIE road 10 being rapidly push
81 forward st this tee. and befoss
work u suspended on account Of the
heat d New xsxico. will b $50 niles
Sustbss est than Il 10 q this time.
The 0osthern Pss,6c. By the execution
Of this plas In full. will Be the most
eosplsts end isdspssdsss ~ IL trans
esasinestal roads. asd San Fssscisco
will b benefited b. is more largely
than By the Central end Soatheso Ps-
siAs taesthss y = present owssd aod
coslssted.
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Undoubtedly With children. attributed
70 other GAUGES. is occasiooed by Worms.
BRowN's VERxIFU0E CoxFIrs, q
Worm Lozenges. although efecsual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury TO the most delieate child This
washable combination has been SUCCESS
fully used BY physicians. and found 70
be absolutely sure in ersdicafins
worms, 30 hurtful to children. Twenty.
five cents box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

LAHORE, Feb 7-Mahnmed Jan is re-
enlistiny Shere Ais Argindah .esi-
ments.
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Nichols lnGAiIlbDs lnjeeslsn,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently every. case or Gonorrhos.
elect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended OF
necessary. A cnre guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale BY Geo. w. Harris &
Co, Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, W. T. ol6d&w6m
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xsas.vzls 70 ms us..,ssscn.


A0SuOS 18S8BO8Vs
Poar TowNs4SD. Fsh7-Dr Thns T
Minor and family will leave on the
Dakota Tomorrow for . visit b the
Eastern States. expecting to be absent
several months.
PohI BLAKxLY. February 7-Sailed,
SCHOONER Ssn Bucnaven,urs. for san
Luis Obispo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

THE Boss LUNCH AND TIE BEST
BEER, you viii always End .: the
Concosdia Hall. on Mil street, not
only the bert Of home male, bat also
the excellent Enmfoldt Lager Beer.
ALSO imported b~er in quart OF pint
bottles. BILLED ham and all kinds Of
enid LUNCHES 81 or Ter.
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lam ouysn - oxSnSHl, VII
&anoary -, Io0o
NCTfc8 ~ H8nEDv 6IvKN THAT fHH
IN follsUfsg usoeA ssoes0 - nled De11eo e
he insess1sa 70 0ahe 1ssl pvse n supDogs e N
eissm- ssd sscars HAL sassy sh~sug q - szQd1-
stton Of shary asyp hun SAe - e shis ns15ep.
via:
Cspe eea. sliD Nyah Easan len lhdxan J
Hoo-sAnd apoiirss1os 10 41e1. ~ La 6
osases ~ fslnvis9 = D > visueaDra N: 49,
neCanD. ~ aueoO1i-A e~aosy. -. Z. go 0oae1D
Anse. - onnasasA eoussy. y 2
1.1. zDOvX.
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Il. JssH. Fsb 5-0y The spssesias
u . schooner y CAonsS : Cow. 0rnnd
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CAuvoaxvA.

San FRAxcssco. Feb7-last evening
Joeph Libby. : carpenter 81 years old.
co~mitt~d suirifs BY Shooting himself
IN the head ct his sssidesc-, gunner IL
Third ard Pssalss ssrpssa, wess Oak.
issd. He vas mes~b-r of the orier
OF the Knights at PyshisA 10 san Rrsn
c:sc'. His ds0~ssic sstssisn- have not
hsrs ut hsppy character for some
tine pass. snd this 70 sup,ssed u hase
b - tbs csus q hie sasc5ae.
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e. 0M10P sEAsuos osnosovurn
80 49, AAaD1uunUA O.
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MINING CLAIM FOR Sale,

7 WILL SELL oNKHAIY urnEsr n
L my gold mining claim, u tuursA cia1n ftoaa
IL mouth u 8uby Creek, Ioea1sd 6 1oeAy Ps1a4
for twenty dollars In coin, md tools snd elotAal
md pSovisi0ns for four m6ufhs. viii stars bacl
- the Cfoek tmnod1aoely - sulli1g. I'D yin ~
gin WORKING the clatD - IL As1t oDDoEsuntty
which Will probably b BY IL lse e March.
w. TAYLOR
Wiocunstn Hoass.
Seattle, Feb. >. 1851. nav
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DY LADY N GOOD HANILY AZ House
ID keeper. Inquire q this omcs. saw
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Manor. John Oshits, Frsnk Robinsnn,
John Larry. Miss Lindsay and Xrs
Lemon franklin were drowned .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-14
RELIEF FOR HOMESTEADERS.
| Aunnu tho numerous tnaasurea which

RELIEF FOR HOMESTEADERS.
Among the numerous measures which
have engaged the attention of the pres
ent congress, none, in our judgment, is
more worthy of favorable consideration
than the bill introduced by Hon. Thomas
Ryan, of the third congressional district,
for the relief of homesteaders who have
been driven from iheir claims by the ex-
tended drouth, ami the object of which
is to protect these people from the loss
which they will inevitably suffer If this
measure fails to become a law. The bill
passed the house on the 2lst of April
| and Mr.. Ryan recently had confer
ence with the members ofthe senate com
mittee ON public lands, and the passage
of the bill in the senate viii be urged al
an early day Senator Regain, is de
sirogs that the provisions of the bill bC
extended To the state of Texas, and will
labor W it'll zeal for Ats success in hi
branch of congress. The following is
full text of the bill, as it passed thu
House;
-
HOMESTEAD AND PERCEPTION SET
TIERS IN KANSAS.
BE IL eBGrted by the Senate and HoHs
If Representatives Of the United States o
Ameried assembled, That it shall be law
full for homestead and presumption set
tiers on the public lands, or presumption
settlers upon Indian reservations, in thu
State Of Kansas west of the east line o
the counties Of Harper, Kingman, Reno
Rice, Ellsworth, Lincoln, Mitchell ant
Jewell. where there hiss been . loss o
failure of crops, from unavoidable eaase
in the year of eighteen hundred and sew
enty-nine or eighteen hundred and eigh
~, TO leave and be absent from said land
until the first day Of October, eighties
: hundred and eighty one. under such rule
, and regulations rs to proof and notice a
the commissioner of the general Liant
Office may prescribe; and during sal
: absence no adverse rights shall attach :
: said ,ands, such settlers being GllOeced 9.
resume Ghd perfect their settlement a
tloatgk no suek absence had occurred.
SEC. 2 That the time foF making ina
9 proof and payment by such pTe-cmp
: Is hereby extended for one ySaF after th
Al expiration of the term of absence proSid
ed far la the first section of this act; bu
) In cases where tbs purchase-money is b
E law payable in 1pstallrenis, the first IA
: paid installments shan be held MOTTO b
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-14
NOT SO SOLID.

The feeling of disaffection among the
Blaine portion of the Pennsylvania dele
CATION is assuming business proportions,
and the movementtO bolt tLe oppressive
unit rule is making steady progress. A
meeting was recently held ut Philadel-
phia, at which all the delegates to Chi
cago from that city were present, and
after lengthy conference Mr.. Mechanics,
one Of the prominent Blaine delegates,
was appointed committee of one TO
wait upon Senator Cameron and inform
him of the sense of the meeting, namely,
that eleven out Of Tie twelve delegates
from Philadelphia had come TO
the determination that they could
not support General Grant at
Chicago. Mr. Cameron was frankly told
by Mr.. Mechanics that the delegates did
not want to embarrass him by their &C
tioa in any way, but they were all united
rs to what ought to be done. They did
not believe that General Grant could be
elected if nominated; that the independ-
ent element in Pennsylvania was receiv-
ing new accessiOns every day and threat
ened to split the party into two power
less factions; with another man the state
could be carried handsomely. They did
not want to violate the unit rule, but II
would become necessary to do
so if that rule was to be
inforced IN favor of General
Grant. The senator asked time to con
slider the situation, whieh was conced.
ed, and the matter will probably remain
in allegiance till he can more thoroughly
scan the force of this revolution, which,
to say the least, is assuming proportions
which entitle it to very grave and
prayerGnl consideration,
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pREREoulsIrEs on suoCEss.

Integrity of character and truth in the
inner man are the prerequisites of sue
cess in any calling, and especially so in
that of the merchant. These are sttri
butes which never tail to command re
spect and win admiration. No one fails
to appreciate them, and if they do no!
pay" in the vulgar sense of the phrase
they bring an amount of satisfaction and
Deace to the owner that all the wealth of
Cresus could not yield.
There is no better stock In trade than
these principals; no capital goes so far
or pays SO well, or Is so exempt from
bankruptcy and loss When known
they give credit and confidence, and in
the hardest of times will honor your pa
per in bank They give you an unlim
tied capital TO do business upon, and ev
erybodY will endorse yGEF paper, and
the general faith of mankind will bC
your guaranty that you will not fail
Let every yonng man, upon commenc
ing business, look we'll 10 these indispeA
sable elements of success, and defend
If inattentiYe and reckless here, he viii
imPeril everything. Bankruptcy il
character Is seldom repaired in an ordi
nary lifetime. A man may suffer in sep
utation and recover; not so the man whC
suffers in character.
Be Just and truthful. Let these be thu
ruling and pFedominatilg principles @
your lite and the reward viii be ceftSil
either in the happiness they bring e
your own bosom, or the success which
will attend upon all your business oper
atIOns in life, or both
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-14
THE RAILROAD KINGS.

Vanderbilt seems disposed to with
draw from his prominence in railroad
ing lie has lately changed fifty mil
lion dollars or more from railroad in
vcsiment TO four per cent. government
bonds, and is To spend the summer with
his family in Europe. Scott of the
Pc nnsylvania Central also retire, hav-
ing sent in his resignation. The great
railroad king now is Gould, who is put
down AS controlling at least 6,620
miles of railroad, as follows
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific,
493 miles; Toledo, Peoria and War
saw, 1916; Missouri Pacific, 1854; Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, 704; Texas
and Pacific, "A; Union Pacific, and
lines controlled by it, 3,421; Denver and
Rio Grande, 1929; Denver, South Peak and
Pacific, IA. The contemplated incOr
poration of the Missouri, Iowa and Ne
braska and the Iowa Central with tbs
Wabash system, would add 804 miles
making n total under Mr.. Gould's con
troll of G,629 miles. This system givei
him direct access to the principal rail
road points of the west, from Utah t.
| Ohio, and from Iowa to Texas.