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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

man vowed that in all Newport. Boston
and New York there was not one to COM
pare with her. Dorothy was only a school
girl. She was not yet out Of short frocks,
nor above the pleasure of dabbling the
wavelets with her feet Yet she listened
gravely, and understood that the gallant
superintendent-so much wiser, more dis
tinguished, better dressed and richer than
any one she had ever met-was paying
her sincere compliments.
For once In his life Hugh Norman was
in earnest The fisher maiden kindled
for the time being the best impulses Of
his nature. Intuitively he recognized in
her a personality well fitted to ornament
far more exalted sphere than the town
Of Gloucester afforded. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
NATURES MIRACLE.

He who loves not noble tree
No Fellowship may claim from me.
Deep in the earth its great roots spread.
But heayen's own blue surrounds its
I, holds the Joy of summer morn.
The strength of winters widest born.
GODS birds find shelter in its arms.
secure from everything that harms.
Y BOWS when south winds wander past
IT'S Natures miracle to me.
her 1airest work-a noble tree.
-Ninette M. Lowater, in New York SIM
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Comfy A PRIVATE KILLED.


A face upturned to the copper skv.
A tight-clenched hand and a glazing eve
A RED, red splotch on blouse of blue
only a private-nothing new
only private killed.
A sun-browned cheek that is CLASSY pale
A. a choking gasp and a half-sobbed wall;
Tel mother his heart to hers must
call.
Only a private lost-thats all
only a private killed.
Dead-with smile in his clear brown
Grim and motionless there he lies.
Dead-for his countrys flags fair fame
only a private. What's his name?
Only a private killed.
Only a mothers heart somewhere
Torn with grief for her boy SO fair
Inc boy whose smile she will never see:
1t was a cheap bought victory
only a private killed"
Baltimore American.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

his nostrils needed only Whit Of wind
to know what the morrows weather
would be. He was the most redoubtable
fisherman Of that coast, and he had the
prettiest daughter.
Indeed, Dorothy Prindall was the pref
test girl In Gloucester, and Hugh Nor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Curious Ten. serrine

The Empress Frederick Of Germany
possesses q curious little tea service. The
tray is made Of an old Persian half
penny The teapot was once German
farthing, and all the tiny cups are made
from coins Of different German princi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

There are a thousand vessels which
month. some OF them twice q month";
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11


faente
put
from the [dv
to ov
will ese
dhomHe
ultimately
woudoh
thousand
htnub VIII
nave found their establishment the an
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from
live bu nyxs
digestive
h tonoft
Of bd om
% wand its
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Or health and happnes
I in ynandu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

lis the scandal
Of the vandal:a
y the tattling, tattling, tattling
" the IDLE tongues a-battling
Iold by willing and by failing.
little here, and tattle there
I1ttle-tattle everywhere
coward Whisperings in the air
waxing deeper, deeper deeper.
Mazlng worker, rousing sleeper
How 1t grows,
AS it goes
through the sun and through the erloorna
Unabating ot--9'
DeSecrating
Homes and tombsl
running wild, and running wilder
Spoke by dotard, lisped by childer,
Killing truth, adOring lies
HOW the wicked rumor f1ies!
Catch it, botch 1t!
Snatch 1t, scotch it!
Let some whitening furnace burn II.
Let the tongue that's truth-clad spIrn IT
Ere it kills - -
Don't receive It,
Don't believe i'll
Never spell it,
Never tell It,
For it chills-
Chills the heart with Its foul breath.
And the chill is that Of death!
Kill not birds to heaven Soaring
Kill no stag, but let your warning
BE on rumor with it's booming.
IN the sunlight, through the blooming:
Rescue Truth, and kill the lies
Ihat must die when rumor dies
Roger Camerden in Harper's Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
EXPLAINED AT LAST.

The poet wrote some stanzas-
He gave his pen full sway
And always on the last line
words
ran
down
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
RUMORS.

Q the rumor, how it flies!
HoW 1t scars toward the skiesi
zee IL sWoop and pirouette
through the dry and through the wet,
fiying. flying, never resting:
Always lying,
Truth detesting
Waxing bigger, waxing fatter-
what Its basis doesn't matter
How 1t looms,
Looms, looms, looms
Desecrattng homes and tonhs.
hllling truth, adoring lies,
HOW the wicked run1or hiesI
All! the gossips, how they spout II
Even though they really doubt III
HOW they twist and turn and word n
How they maui It,
never minding how they heard It
Or recall 1t:
T1ttle-tattle,
Never stopping;
IOngueS a-rattle
Eyes a-popping,
waxing thicker, waving horrid,
waxing every day more 1orid-
y the sinful, sinful rumor, how II looms
Looms, looms, looms!
cumming fast throughout the nation.
Caring naught for reputation:
IIlnnE truth, adoring lies,
HOW the wicked runor flies!
It is toning, 1t is froing-.,,.
None may tell where Il. Is going,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Divorce ends BIS Romamee.

Hugh Nomans Marriage Newport Fhn Daughter
in the 40QNow, Deprived of His Share of His
S
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

"A IIIeHd asked' VIII you tell me
The poet said: They pay me
By
space
rates,
don't
you
know!'
Baltimore American
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oelgutm0n&Co.
lauben ieht U2onnfhaften.

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| Gonbon, 30. Mai. - Sine bon
heute batirte Ospei9e dus S6ansbdi
melbet:
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it.rn elm gbitt, tpel6ss ale 9etbeiliz
| aung an Der y9orsr" E8epegung Bel
5obestrafs b,rbot. Oas 0Otument
1T bonn 8aiIer untsr3ei6net, ieoo3 in
| speioeutigen 4usoriden abgsfubl, uno
maht mebr ben Ginorud elmer Gutz
mulbiauna, uls elmer 8erodmmung
Der 9eneeung.
Gbinsien berfperren ben
Huiien bic Wege.
Stems n, OOnneritas, 30.Mai.
- Die Gbinsls1 osrtpeigern Den ruff
| i6sn Sruppsn bic Grlaubnib, bic Saz
] tu5Jorts gu paiIiren.
@9nere Sample.
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Mail" fat folgsnbs bon geitsrn putirz
te 0epei9e aus Sien Sin srbalten:
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sdinz9izSien slpii6sn ben r9orern"
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| funbsn, allein pas ReI Iultut 1T nod
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peting lit tpieber 6sr9sltelt. Die bic
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ten amsrifaniI9en uno iapanii6en
Sruppsn ssniigsno bsidibt unD bic
4ufresung iIt i'm S4pinbsn."
| Sranfrei6's neuer &rieg g.
m minifer.
Yaris, 80. Mai. - prsmiermiz
| niiter 8aloed Roufeuu 6sgleitete
bsute ben nsuen &risgsminiiter 9ooez
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| frdftise grf9einung, bon ensrg;i9em
Gbarafter unb eroben irtsGeftusnen
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er Gommanbsur Der polbtsdniiden
S9ule. gr nor iteis elm sntI9isbmer
9s9ner bss Sinein5errens Der 9plitit
in Die Wrmee unb tpirb baber bem So
biust fiherlid} babel bebulfli6 isin,
oem 2anbe ben inneren Srieoen gu er=
6altsn. gr mar Der erHe 0ipiIionsz
9snsral, Der in Den &diernen 1einer
9ipiIion 3eitungen, tpel6e bic Qrmse
ongriffen, perbot.
Wie pas .Sournal oes Debate"
6euie bsbduptst, 6sfinoet Ti9 General
be 9allifst Bel pollfommener 9sIuno=
1eit. Gr ION Ieine TsFignatio41 in Der
Oeputirtenfammer am ieBtsn 5reitaa
seT6rieben ba6en, pdbrsnb premierz
MiniIter Walbed HouHeau nod re-
Dets.
Der Muni5ipalrat6 belt heuie feline
eriisSibune felt benz fiir5ii4enWa6l=
iiese Der IationaliItsn. Der Natio>
naliIt @ri6rdupai tpuroe gum YrdIi=
be1ten ertpdblt. @r er6ielt As Stin=
men, uno Der Sdnoibat Der So5iuliz
Hen uno Haoifalen 35.
Der Prin5 Don Wales 6ut
9lud.
Sonoon, 80. Mfai.-gei'm 6suz
tlgen Rsnnsn gu gpIom purDe Der
OsrbD|prsis bon 600 Ctr. bon Did
mono Subile.," einem oem prin5en
bon Wales eebDrigen &snner, gsponz
rsn. DIR Subsl Der perIdmmslten
Menss mar sroBartig urO lisferts Ell
men neuen gepeis fir bic pOpularitat
pes 4rinasT.
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8rG Der DIM il dung in
UdriB.

YariB, 30. Mai. - Gtpd 250
Gm.ritansr perEammelten Iib 6sute
duF Dem Q;cpus 6riepbpTe, mo bic
ii6liAs S6miidung bes 8rabes bes
Generals 2uTnpette poG8ogen nurbe.
Der amsritoniIhe @eTlnote General
9orace 9orter, GusIteIlungs Com
miIfGr 5sroinano SO. 0e6b uno O.
2aFapette, ejn Na6fomme Dss oroBem
Butrioten, bieIten Reoen. Wfebrere,
bon amsrifurif6en 8e[eQI6aften ass
i4idte ardn3e purOen auf ous 8rab
9e.e9t.
Die 9euGenpef.
Cairo, GgDptsn, 80. Nlui.- Sin
neutr Wusbru6 Der 8eulerpeIi piro
aus 4lsranorid gemeioet.
Die 6lotten Der M d 4te-
Qonbon, 80. M}ui. - 0as su
9ortsmputb per0ffentli6te rg}dpul
Innuul" FhGbt in einem 8erqlei6c
Der 8rjeg5flotten Der perT6ieOen.n
Ylddte, baB bei'm Sd!ufe oss laus
fenoen Sa6reB GnqIano pdbrI6einz
lid A. 6rontrei6 "a uno auBldnb
II poGIsnOete S6la6tFaiTIe BADEN
perOe. Gngtano's lleberqetpi6t an
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l6en {? TOlI pubrI6einli9 beiBen ruiz
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bGrtig MAIDEN.
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u 9meo ia ., Snbien, 80. Mai.
= Gin Sbeil Der llFer6DI9unQ oes
Sabsrmute'4Ribsr. an pel6em bic
bteIl9e Staot lisgt, itiir3te beute Elm,
pdbrertb piele Mdnner, 6rauer unO
&inoer nit Dem WaItHn bon aleioern
am DuTsrrunbe bsIddftigt parsn.
OreiBig 03enihenleben gingen perIos
ren.
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2onoon, 80. Nui.-v vStanbar0
perOfFentl;dt foI9enbe 0epsi6e aus
8iefF: p4uf @erunIafung Der poliz
tiiden @eheimpoIi5ei babea in OosFu
76, in 8ieff 18 uno in Guardian 20
9erbaftungen itattgefun0eu. Gs beiBt,
baB Die 9srbaftungen nit Den gufa
rubrantlagen in 8erbinblng fteben,
Quf GrunO Oeren Dor 3ipei MonateH
in Petersburg 200 uno in WdrI9au
100 9erionen perbaftet purOen."
MiEitdr1f0nbul in Sers
bien.
8e1grop, 80. Mui. - Sin grps
Ber WlilitdrftanbaI 1T our4 ben Grz
LAB zines 8efebls CUR MobilIIirunS
Der ier6ii6en ReTerbe an's 2tdt 9es
tOmmsn. Seine ein5ige Uniform par
in Den Maga5inen gu finoen, obglei9
bic Rs6nungen bes 9riegsminiie-s
riums snorme Qusgubsn dufpieien.
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@aomap's &eaop &eliei
ihaiit iofortise GrIei6terung.

gsg,n Rosfptb FOB WiGrdn, OOr u,ro0fs; Ropf,
ntb) 3abnfu,b 1troIpit Rtro0ftit uuo Sblaf,
Iofsttit, Tbtumatisuus SiftD,b, SbmsrItn uuS
SdtpdGe i'm Ridtn, osm Rddorut OO,r ben Ries
rem, @,i3ptrbtn in Ocr 2ebresQtrO, Seitsnft6tn.
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i6afft BIZ. applitatOn Don RaOpap's 3taoD Relitt
Tofortiqe GrltibttruuQ unO otHtu forto.iebter gea
brqu6 eiuigt laos lang b:ptrtf,liet cine psrmas
nent, 6dlung.
G. btbcbt 0iort bic qudltnb.n e6msrltn, GHta
tGubun9 uno turirt GonqstiOuen, ob fe nun ron
Der 9uuqe, bem Wdq.n, ben Giuqentipsu, ouOtrn
Sriiien por 69l,m obIonDunOeu WembroutH
herribr,n
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Baltimore, 81. Mai 1900.
$3.50 8elnhnuna tuirb fiir bic Sn

Baltimore, 81. Wfai 1900.
$3.50 8elnhnuns iuirb filr bic Sn
formation be5a6lt, Die CUR 8erbuftung
uno ueberfiibrung trgenb elmer psrion
pber 9srIonen fubrt. bic eine unseisBz
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benz iis ireenD sinen In9eltslten bisler
Gompagnie in Der grfii1ung feiner
9fli6t Doer Pfli6tsn beldItist ooer
angreift, pber fir snformation. Die
5ur 8erbaftung unb ueberfiibrur9 irz
seno Semanoes fiibrt, Der Die pfoiten,
OrGbte, 2umpen ooer 4pparate, giz
gentbum bisIer Gompasnie, in irsenb
elmer @eiie berni6tei, beiddbist ober
in irgsrD elmer 8eiie Deren 9rau6burz
felt besintrd6tigt.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm auftrage:
g. =. 8eifbplb,
Q49-) @enerals@ei4 ei4dftsfiibr:r.
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Den ganf ber Ra6peit.

bab,H F5 itn. .bripiroie,u frOmm,n R6n6e srs
porbsn. ptlbt aus 9icbs iiir ibre kocussn Wrts
msnibtn biz Ct. gtrnarozRrdutrpill, iudmmn
heutsu. 8ies aus Den ibou I'M Mitttldltsr be:
tannitn btilirditiesn &rdutern uno QIlanlndiitH
b.ittbenpsn 9iusn baben I'D pis b'utiutaqs Ss0tr=
mann bctanni, siueu 99,itrHi crpOrbsn ano oiele
Sauituoe Don Dltui6tn, ole our6 Die 9iacn BON
itm,r,buftsn uno atappltn eeotn trl6it ipOrpsH
Nnp. leqnsn i'm Stilea bic gtrnar0intr Monas els
tatst sRnhfthStp asr klsssstB vtsgfabeik
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8erlin, 80. Mai. - Die ameriz
funiI6e 9eIanbfI6uft unb oas Gez
nsralzaOniulat in Berlin puren 6eute
gu @bren bss grd6srI4miiduu8s>
tags nit ben Sterner unb Streifen
befOrirt. Die nOeutTaS2lmeritaniI6
9eieqi9af It" bRtt beuts Qbeno sinen
Gommerg in Der ReItuuratipn r9aDas
ria"
Die tutIerlide 5amilie ieoslt am
5reitae tpiebsr no6 Yotsodm iNr.
Der arOnprin3 BON @riedenldno uno
8smdblin bfinbsn ii3 3ur 3sit in
Berlin.
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G6c }lniteO
)l1i(6 proOuCerS'
Ql1oCiQtion.
Jlr. 9, Jlort6 auenue,
Baltimore, MS.
Q475O
Saltimpre=cbip Bulletin.

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ipater.
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R0OmaD'S
ReaO0 Re(ief
belt uno idJiibf upr

beilt unS idJiibt upr
Grfaltun9cn, Suiten, ranbem SalS,
Snfluensa, Srnndlitis, Sungeus
GntsiinSung, Rbeninatismue,
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6ie 9 d mtr5cu ertrGgen.
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Iotfel poq in suem bulbsn 8die 9Sansr iptro II
penig,n Winuttn Rrdulpic, Spasmen, Qta9enldus
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p.b, 3iarrbot, Rubr, ROIit, gllbungtn unb als
innersu S1mer3su beilen
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uub oerbiltst.
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gerein NIT q b N ps = / M 10 raid tus
rirt ipie q q B 70 ps 8eab1 8eticf.
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9ouSpn Sarf. 6 emetert1.

R.u. StitiOHtR FBo itsi gur gsfatisuns btmsi
rbt,t, DitIt ausscfpdblt, 9ots Ser SupeinteHs
bent pv Grunoss uno 9ssens miro iso. atrDiHi 4ts
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tp,u% man fb On eerSup,rini,EN,ntsu ssr an sas
glreau in Rr 322, Ror ps@ earltBS6 tr-
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Cngros= =Prei(e.

ganls, trite GuaIitdt soc. bro @}alIon..
Sanils, 5!p:ts GualitGt. soc. pro @alone.
Sir GnQrog=Nrctie on alien oiiortirtsn SJluoors"
uno fir ipeii;Gs Qreiis fir &irteu, gasarg, Get=
5tsiten, 9cnics, 2atun96,itsn etc. ipsnos man f3
on ben G3ci6GitsfHbrsr pss SeYartcmsnts.
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Ce YtQen.

&ein oeQttobiIfa, mGO unb Dtrlabli4. 9srurs
foben prittts geroauuug complete dbiorbirung
uno esiunos ReqslmGbjoteit 9fir Die 6slung ols
ltr Diaoeu= Geberz, Giugsnsiot=, RitrtH., Gluisas
Bti4DsrOsu unD R:rUsusRrant5tten,
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AppetitluIigfsit, SilioiitGt,
Wisrans, Gri6lafte Scber,
ltnueroauli9feit, Sbspepiie.

golltdHoigs Oduune erbdIt man.
fpenn man RaeipaD's Qileu sinuimmt. SH fSoles
tbrsr autibiIi0ien Giosnaaitsu timulirsn
fe bic 2tbsr bel abipnotruHe oeT Sale uHo persn
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tsit Der Qtbsr an uuo bsfreisn BEN 9atisnt,u oou
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Qilsn, tdeIia BON Semen g,noumtn DsI4s bil6H
fen e6merJsn unterporfsn fuo uHD bersH Sober
Mot ri6tie funttioRirt, ba:tH Dos Gpitsm i'm
fentr 9eetlmdbigttit uno ibern cine aeiGnoe
Dsroauunq.
goafduOige esbrutts G,brou6s antp.iuua I'M
isoer S6ddtsl: 25 Gents bic Saabt.l; in allen
6potb.ttR psrfauft.
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ruResr-R. r. R.ssRorie oorun Ia an BEN, mas
Sic fauf.H.
RasDas { &C.. Reps0Ort 90
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Fl r r.

ein,rI.i. pie bsftio oosr audl.nD o. ebmes.Ha
p,l6, On Rb.umatismus Qtibeno., Solbt, tD.laa
auF benz Dsot Der Gtn.iuHg fno, i3tpdtli4es
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Fir 8sttbsdsn, Soarfs, Waittelitiide.
Osd6en, Sadets, Sailen, &rusen,
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
GENEROSITY OF CAgNEeIr.

The philadelphia Press tells OF Andrew
C~arnegie's vast wealth. II says he
made a statement the other day In
London which showed that his fortune
was 5000. O0o, 900, His first money OF any
account was made out OF the Ameri-
can sleeping car invented by Josiah
woodruff. an enterprise later develop
ed by George Pullman. Then Mr.. Car.
nesie went into oil when the first boom
In that article made 90 many men rich
ana others poor. In one year he clear
ed 100000 In that. Then he started
the keystone Bridge Works, and after
ward went into the Edgar Thomson
rail mills. Since then wealth has pour
ed In upon him In a flood. II is esti-
mated that his annual living expenses
amount 20 about half a million of dol
lars. This IL expended In supporting
skibo castle In Scotland. suites OF
apartments in London and New York
ana In the maintenance of a private
pension list on which are the names OF
quite a number Of persons who helped
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
Tree Planting for Ties.

The division OF forestry is In consul
tation with three important railway
companies over a contemplated innova-
ton In American railway methods.
These roads-the Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe, the Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul, and the GAINESVILLE & Ohio,
are considering raising tie and pole
timber on a large scale on their now
non utilized r~lght-of-way lands, Other
large western roads are also interest
ed.
This action is due chiefly to the fail.
Ing OF the natural supply OF this ma
terial In all but the newer portions OF
the United States. About one million
acres Of timber are consumed annually
by railroads In buildings aud repair
ing and at the present rate OF timber
depletion the Increased cost OF such
material will oon be a serious factor
In railroad economy, The Santa Fe
line has already done some experiment
tai planting n the results have done
much TO stimulate interest. This road
planted 1850 acres In catalpas fifteen
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
connraciAL oLrn MEETING.
New Omcers and Directors Elected Iive
New Members Added.

New Omcers and Directors elected TiVe
New embers Added.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Commercial club was held last night.
there being present quite a large mem
bership.
Louis Baer. who now claims Boston.
Mass, as his home and in consequence
Is absent from the city almost con-
director Of the club. whereupon the va
cancy was filled by the election Of J.. G.
Baldridge.
The terms Of Directors o. n Marion.
NJ. s. Otero and r. w. Clancy having
expired. a motion was made which was
promptly seconded. that the three gen
tlemen be reelected to succeed them
selves. Carried.
7. +. McCanna. secretary. made his
report. showing the club to be In good
financial condition. with 203 members
divided as follows. Associate members.
81. resident, 81; honorary. 2. and ION
resident. 80.
+. II. Mitchell. lessee Of the Hotel
Highland, j w. Edwards, undertake
er, II. c. Semple. OF THE Imperial"
steam laundry. +. II Moore and v. A.
Sappenheld were the Ave new mem
bers taken into the club membership
last night.
1t the meeting of the directors the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term. O. ". Marion. re-elect-
ed president; II. =. Hall. first vice pres
dent: +. W. Clancy. second vice presl-
dent; ". w. Flournoy. reelected treas
urer; =. F. McCanna. reelected sec
rotary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
The 1renileih csntnr,.

When a few more months shall have
passed we will then stand at the very
threshold OF the twentieth cnetury, and
the nineteenth will be a thing OF the
past. II will. however. be known as
the century of invention and discovery.
and among some of the greatest OF
these We can truthfully mention Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the celebrated
remedy for all ailments arising from a
disordered stomach, such as dyspep-
sis- indigestion, f%atulency, constipation
and biliousness. II has been one of the
greatest blessings TO mankind during
the past fifty years as a health builder.
Many physicians recommend It. Take
their advice. try a bottle and be con-
WINGED, but be sure to get the genuine
with a private revenue stamp over
the neck of the bottle.