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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
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POBRtS CHINOsI
Los AllaiOS los Trataban come 81
Hubleran SidO PerrOS Dice 4
eI General Chaffee.

Washington, JUNO 20.-El in.
forme del Mayor General ChafFee
sobre la campana en- China esta
siendo preparado para su publica-
cion, en- oil departamento de Ia
guerra, Algunos de los comentos
del General Chaffee son interesan.
tes. Dice:
"Por cosa de tres semanas 81.
guientes al arribo de la columna de
socorro en- Pekin, el estado de co.
sas en- la ciudad y sus arrabales v
q 10 largo de Ia linea do comunica.
cion fue pesimo, Ell saqueo en- Ia
oiudad, oil forrajeo sin rienda en-
los lugares inmedlatos q la ciudad,
y la secuestracion, por los solda.
dos, de todo 10 que pudieran tener
los Chinos, como vegetables, hue.
vos, gallinas, oveias, reses, etc.,
ouando los traian a la ciudad 8 los
encontraban en- las haciendas: a
matanza injustificada y por 10
general sin provocaoion dc Chinos,
on la ciudad, en- los afueras de la
misma y a 10 largo de la linea do
marcha y on el rio-todo este no
ayud6, como es natural, q ganar
para las tropas la confanza de las
mssas, oon las cualcs, es verdad,
no teniamoe nineuna disputa, pc Q
necesltabamos sus servicios
Con seguridad puede decirse
que cuando un boxer verdadero
fue muerto, despues de la captura
dc Pekin, no menos que cincueu-
ia jornaleros inofensivos, entire
ellos muchas mujeres y nifos ino.
centes, fueron asesiuados.
I'll General Chaffe habla de las
restricciones que 81 impuso { las
tropas amerieanas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22

Romero, Sotero Trujillo, Isaac
Trujillo y David Ensinias scusados
de un crimen, que 81 Sc les prneba,
les va a costar muy caro-. Sc les
acusa que la noche del Ia del 90.
rriente, hallandose en- la estacion
de Thornton, on ell condado de
Bernalillo, Sc pusieron una jarana
y por diversion 8 movidos por un
instinto diab6lico, fueron y que.
braron oil candado del switch y
cambiaron la via & manera que Ell
primer tren que llegara a la esta.
cion entrara por Ia via de escape.
FL agente de la estacion por bue.
ma suerte not6 que habia sido cam.
biada la via y fue y la rectifico
unos momentos antes de que lie.
CARA el tren rapido de pasajeros.
AL no haber sido descubierto el
cambio por el agente el tren de pa
saieros hsbria ohooadocon un tren
de tiete que habia en- Ia via dc es
cape y la collision habria causado
quien sabe cusntas muertes de
personas inocentes.
Sobre los individuos menoiona.
dos recayeron sospechas que mas
tarde fueron corroboradas por Ia
declaration jurada do uno de ellos,
que juro, segun estamos informa.
dos, que ellos fueron los que que.
braron ell candado y cam mbiaron la
via
Ell Microbes fueron llevedos pa.
ra Albubucrqno y ALI seran dete.
nidos hasta quo sean juzgados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
ASi Sc HdCen las C0Sas.

Con motive de disputa originada
en- una acusaoion dc robo ante un
tribunal, ocurrio en- Houston, Te
xas, una sangrienta refriega el
Viernes. Fran doce hombres y on.
ce escopetas, y solo un tiro SO dis.
paro que no hiciese blanoo, el
cual iba dirigido a un vivo y di6
a un muerto, La batalla dur6
un minute y los disparos fueron
veinte. AL disiparse el humo va
cfan por terra el alguacil y dos
paisanos muertos, un paisano NOR
talmente herido y otro idem. a
quien sera menester amputar un
braZo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
I'll StNaDOR JONES.
Su Opinion SObre las CuestlOaeS
PdIpitantcS del dld.

Warrington, JUNO lS.--El So.
nsdor Jones, del Estado de Arkan.
sas, presidente del Comite Nacio
nal Demooratico, SO halla en- Ia
ciudad. Hablando de los temat
polfticos que seran discutidos en-
la campafia presidential de 1904
SO expres6 el Senador como sigue
"En concepto mio la pr6xims
session del Congreso consagrara la
mayor parte de su tempo ala
question que servira de tema poll.
tico en- la siguiente campsna pre-.
sidencial Esta sera la question
Filipina."
"5Pues que no ha sido arreglada
esa question por el CongresoY"
"De ninguna manera, La Su.
prema Corte, 81 he leido oorrecta.
mente su decision, simplemente
dijo que oil Congreso tendria que
entenderse con las Filipinas. Tan
luego como se reuna el Congreso
tendra que abrir la discussion So
bre todo oil probIema y este sera
la primera esoafamuza de la cam.
.pafla.
"Hasta el tempo on que dicta1
mino la Suprema Corte la GUYS,
tionsera; "Sigue la Conetitnai6n a
la banderaP." Ahora Id question
es: "Debe la CONSTRUCTION seguir a
Ia banderaY"
Isl la mayorfa republican, en- el
Congreso, que sera responsible
por todo 10 que Sc haga, drclsra
que la Constitution no debe seguir
q la bandera, creo que habra un
aiuste dc ouentas on las urnas
elect oraes que sorprendera los
cabscillas Rspublica lo,.n
Preguntosele cuaI seria Ia posi-
cion del partido Democratico en-
la question relativa al future de
las Filipinas, y contest6 el Sena-
dor: mo stengo autoridad de ha-
blar por el partido, pero 81 puedo
hablar por mi mismo. No creo 20
que tengamos el derooho dc tener
q ningun pueblo en- estado dc va
sallsie. Yo creo que oualquiera
pueblo que entire bajo el gooierno
de Ia handera esta intitulado a ser
protegido por la Constitution y q
disfrutar de todos los privilegios
que garantiza ese documento. A
menos que los Filipinos disfruten
de esos privilegios, nosotros no to
aemoI deracho de poner os bajo
nuestra subyugacion,"
"Vd les permitiria ejercer TN
gohieruo independientew
"Ciertamente. Yo creo que de.
bemos dar los Filipinos libertad
y ayudarles do una vez q es.
tablecer un gobierno propio. y
establc, y defenderlos de cuales-
quiera agreslon extranJera ouando
hsyan quedado Independence.
Debiamos de gloriarnos en- o. esta.
bleoimiento dc un gobierno indie.
pendiente y hacerles saber d las
Potencias que nos proponemos yer
que cl experimento tenga feliz
exito,
"Yo," continue cl Senador,
quiero Que q les Filipinos SO les
dc su independence 10 mas prom
to possible Por algunos amos vi
yimos nosotros on el sur bajo un
gobjeruo de portamaletas y no
quiero yer sufrir d otro pueblo co
mo sufrimos nosotros.
mo creo, sin embargo, que los
Republicanos tienen la intencion
do dejar a los Filipinos que 50 20.
biernen por 81 solos, sino que pro.
ouraran tener subjugado oil Archl.
pielagopara explotarlo.
Contra ese programs registrare
mi vigorosa oposioion."
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
Suicide PdtetlCO.

Telegrafian de Nueva Orleans:
Ell dia 20 del mes EN- curse, por la
tarde, fue hallada EfIie Bostick,
ioven dc II amos, sin vida, en- el
sepulcro de John Morrow. En- la
mano tenia una botellita que ha-
bia contenido morfina droga que
uso para poner fin a su existencia.
Morrow era su novio y fue aplas-
tado por un tren de ferrocarril, la
noche misma en- que iba d ser uni
do en- matrimonio con Effie.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
sea inaugurado el nuevo gobierno

sea inaugurado ell nuevo gobierno.
La adopcion de la enmienda
Platt fne una pildora muy amarga
para los que estaban en- favor de
la Independence absolute. Tam
POGO los que la apoyaron estaban
en- faver de adoptarls pero 10 hi.
cieron por que SO convencieron
que tenian que aoeptarla 8 perder
del todo su anhelada independen.
nia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
Qaerlan DeSCarrlIar IN Tren.

III Martes dc esta somsua fue
ron arrsstados on I'll Tecolote, On
e-te Condado, por eI Alguacil Ma
yor Romero y un oheial de Albr'
querqut, les indiyiduos Lorenzo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
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A mis- ParrOQ lIIanOS.

He alberto dc nuevo mi fragua,
en- el lugar que Ia tenia, y estoy
listo para hacer toda clase de tra-
bajo ell mi linea 4 preeios mas ba-
ratios que nadie.
GREGoRIo ALIkE,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
PefSeguimientO
de CriminaIeS.
Una Partlda de TexanOs Slguen d
una GayilIa de SalteddOreS
MexiCdnOS.
LOS MtXlCANOS MATARON A DOS
ALGUACILtS.

San Antonio, Texas, JUNO. 49,
Quinientos ciudadanos del Sud
oeste de Texas, andan siguiendo
les la pista a una gavllla de mexi
canos.
va ocurrio una pelea entire te'
xanos y mexlcanos cerca de Beau
mont, en- la cual un mexicano fue
muerto a balazos, uno ahorcado y
otro herido.
Este perseguimiento ha sido
motinavo por la perpetracion de
tres asesinatos en- estos tiltimos
dias, Las victimas fueron Arams,
del Condado de Kernes, ell Algua-
Gil Mayor del Condado de Coma
les y Tony Sohnabel, rico ganade-
70. Ell Gobernsdor Sayes ordeno
hoy que un destscamento de los
rurales de Texas SO agregara q
los perseguidores.1
Para las 2 de la tarde no SO sa-
bis el paradero de Gregorio Cor
tez ell mexicano que mat6 al AL
guacil Mayor y q Glover. Todo
ell valle del Rio Grande esta inva-
dido por los rurales y los Alguaci-
les en- busca de los profugos.
A este despaoho agrega 10 que
sigue "El Paso Daily News" Ell
Alguacil Mayor Glover supo de
los labios do una mujer mexicana
que ell hombre que habia matado
al Alguacil Mayor Morris del con-
dado de Kernes SO hallaba en- el
rancho de Schnabel, y con una
fuerza que llevaba a su mando
quiso aprehenderlo. A medida
que SO acercaba a una casa viejs
en- quo viva la familia comenzaron
q hacer disparos del interior de la
casa, y Grover oayo con un balazo
en- ell corszon. Otra descarga, y
Tony Schnabel, dueilo del rancho
y miembro de la fuerza de o6cia-
les cayo con la tapa de los sesos
volsda pog una baIa que lie fue dis
parada por mn mexicano que Sc
ocultaba en- uu csrro. En segui.
da fu6 ssattada la casa por los of
ciales, Y tres mexicanos, Cortez
uno dc ellos huyeron por In puer
ia de Atras, Cuando los ofciales
entraron Ramon Esteigas quiso
salir huyendo pero una descarga
de los ofciales puso fin q su exis.
tencia,
Un muchacho de IA amos, hijo
de un Robero fu6 oil inico apre
hendido y de este procuraron los
ohciales arrancar una confession re
lativa q los planes de los mexica
nos, pero rehus6 hablar. Antes
de llevarlo la oabeoera del con
dado 10 colgaron del cuello con el
fin de obligarlo q que confesara,
pero aun entonces rthueo dar la
information que SO le pedie, Y
cuando 10 llegaron q San Antonio
todavia estaban visibles las mar
cas- del cabestro en- su cuello.
Cincc mexicanos, uno de ellos
una muier, complicados en- ell ase.
sinato, eatan enceirsdos en- la car.
Gel del condado de Bexar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22
In Ia COFte dc DlstrltO.

El pequeno jurado fue despedi-
do del servicio do la Corte el Jue-
YES por la tarde. Contrario al pre-
cedente establecido on todo oil Te
rritorio este Jurado recibi6 pago
por los Domingos. Los jurados
peticionaron al procursdor que or.
denara les fueran pagados los Do
mingos, y asi 10 hizo, pero el Sc
oretsrio dc la Corte do Distrito,
en- vista do que no habia preceden-
to plra clio, de Iconoci6 la orden
del proourador y dijo a los jurados
que no les pegaria por los Domin-
gos hssta que no trBjeran una Or.
len del .Jur2. Lucgo fue una co
misioI entrevisto al Juez sobre 81
particular y ese msgistrado mand6
una orden por escrito al Secreta
rio ordenaodolo pagsra a los iura-
dos por los Doningos 10 mismo
que los demas dias. Asi 80 hizc,
Los miembros del Gran Jurado,
81 no fueron pagados por los Do
mirgos, 0, tan lutitulados A o0brar
pago por esos dias.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22

Simon Garcia fuA convicto de-
crfmen do robo, Sc le acusaba
hsber robado reses de Ia propie.
dad dc la compania do reses dc h
Campana, en- la merced de Monto-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22

Las siguientes causas dc asesi.
nato fuerou continuadas hasta el
pr6ximo termino La dc Eli.
gio Gotz lies, por al asesinato de
Francisco S IL y la do los varelas
por oil asesiuato do Florentino
Gonzales, Tambien la de otrc
que cometi6 un asosinato en- Ii
berty, cuyo nombre no reoorda
mos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-06-22

iezas de musena yaen 35c yarda, ahora 25c yarda o

Estos efectos los hemos comprado en- este tempo
para que todos tengan apotunidad de comprar
sonas, percaes sombreros de nuevo esto para Ell 4
de Julio. Este es ell ugar donde pueden hallar efec-
tos precios como los deseen Esperamos ell patrocnio
de nuestros amigos marchantes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
cfyfi.z.ng the Island os Guam

Gov. Dick Leary Of Glam Is civ tlizing the island on the lightning ex- press method It will be completel, Anericanized in about year. In a let. ter to his brother, an army officer, .hs governor announces that he has abol- ished slavery (which was exactly rigbt}, compelled some friars to leave :he island, amended the marriage laws With regard to polygamy, prohibited Ae liquor traffic, and forbidden drunk snness. In his drink order the gov ern0r sterply said: Drunkenness is the chief source of all crime and trou- ble ia this island and must and shall cease. That he is a benevolent des- pot" cannot be gainsaid. For exam pie. this order: For the protectit3a og government interests and as I safs guNrd against the machination5. d. vices and schemes of spectators an4 adventurers, it is hereby ordered taal all persons who claim ownership .. land ill this island or it's dependencies are prohibited from selling or trans terrine any portion of such propertr without first obtaining the consent C. :he governor. Violation of this orae, may De punished by fine or inprison nant OF both. ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
The Roers Battlefield Newspapen.

According to Cape paper, the Boers nave newspaper at the front. says a telegram in the parc:' in question: Last night tie Railway Nolkstem car left the station for Gen. Joubert's laager. It consisted of large, well-itted- goods van, arranged as { printing or- ice, With special arrangements for sypesetting and printing, as well "a plenty of space for paper aad desk for tEe editor. fixed ID with a tyDe- writor aouaest G.ea4a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
A VERY SIMPLE AFFAIR.
pr. DunaWay and Mrs. Hill Quietly
 Married Wednesday Afternoon.

The wedding of Mrs. Maggie Me Cord Hill, of this city and Dr. ". C. Dunaway, of Little Rock, was very quiet and simple ceremony. It took place at the home of MT. B. H. Will son, on Lakeside, Wednesday after- noon. There was no music. Rev. John F. Carr officiated. Intimate friends of the contracting parties were present. Immediately after the wedding, Dr. and Mrs. Dunaway left for Little Rock, their future home They have the best wishes of their many Pine Bluff friends. Mrs. Hill was married in a tan cloth trimmed with brown velvet crepe de ehene and white tan velvet She wore a hat to match. Dr. and Mrs. Dunaway were the recipients of many hand some presents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
A Bright, Honest Boy Wanted.
nant or both.

The publishers of the famous big illustrated weekly newspaper, Penn sylvania Grit, are now placing repre- sentatives at every post office in Ar kansas and they desire to secure the service of capable hustling agents in each of the following towns of lief ferson County: Linwood, Altheimer, Cornerstone, Pine Bluff, Redfeld, Toronto Tyrane Wabbaseka, and in such other towns as are not already supplied. The work is profitable and pleasant \ portion Of Saturday only is required. Over 5000 agents are doing spendidIy No money whatever is required. Everything is furnished free Stationery. rubber stamp, ink and pad. advertising matter sample copies, etc. Papers are shipped to be paid for at the end of each month. Those not sold are not charged for. Write to Grit Publishing Co, Will Transport, Pa, and mention the Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
Mss Hlenune,s aenta F f7rtun.

Current newspaper stat~nents con ,erairg the will of Rosa Bonheur re call the fac. that the principal legatea Eas, until the last year of tho great artists fife, an entire stranger to Ter Hiss Anna Klumpke, a young portrait painter of promise, greatly desired to paint Rosa BoRheur. and wrote. ask iag that prieilege. Receiving favor, ..ble rep,y, sic at once started f.om Boston 10 Fontaiaebleau. France, and ,ntered upon her work The two women found themselves in such clos, sympathy that Mademoisslle Bonheui asked her visitor tG make her home with her, and at her death last year devised almost her entire estate chateau, park, library. paintings and priceless manuscrtpts-to this young American, The story is a romano: n real life Il uaderscores the poets query: Who san answer where any roaa leads?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

The cramp claims have finally been referred to the Court of Claims with instructions that will preclude the court from taking any account of the set off that the government holds against them. This monumental fraud was stayed off by the Democrats in three Congresses, but the Republi- cans were strong enough to force it through this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

The following clipped from the minutes of a session of the State Sen ate, is sample of the law-making that is done at Little Rock:
 Senator McNemer was opposed to the measure because he thought mar fied women already had too many privileges Why, it has got to such point that if am out after 10 o'clock at night my wife wants to know where I've been" he laughingly said
 Do you always tell her? asked Senator Caldwell.
 Now yon had as well sit down, for I'm not going to answer you, was the Senator's reply"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

ev-one is to be made Vice Ad- ira! lof inning the battle of San
 ]. and the honor is not awarded to schIey it should be given to Cap tain Chadwick-that officer being the only one officially mentioned in Sampson's report as having taken part in the battle To say that he himself wrote Sampson's report is nothing to the point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
THE FREE BRIDGE,
FAVORABLE REPORT HAS BEEN
 MADE ON MIR. LlTTLE's BILL.
Work Will Be Pushed and County Judge Martin Will Take Im-
 mediate Action

The following special dispatch has been sent out from Washington. D. C. and will be good news b the peo- pie of Jefferson County
 "A favorable committee report has been made on Mr Little,s bill to au- thorize Jefferson County, Arkansas. to construct and maintain free bridge across the Arkansas river within five miles Of Pine Bluff.
 There is little doubt but what the bill will pass Now that Jefferson County has been authorized to con. struct the bridge let the work of arg ing County Judge Martins immediate consideration continue Judge Martin has announced himself as being in fa- yor of the bridge and, in accordance with the usual custom. petitions are being circulated in all sections of the county for signers. praying the County Judge to make the proper ap- propriatlon and recommendation. Pine Bluff must have the free bridge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

In supporting a resolution in the House of Representative Wednes- day, offered by Representative Neill fexpunging the resolution adopted some days ago extending sympathy to the Filipinos and Boers," Repre- sentative Mccain said, if he were member of Congress he would vote for the resolution passed here the other day because it was the province ct Congress to speak in such measures, but not the Arkansas Legislature. He referred feelingly to the death of the brave Julian Davis, who lost his life in the Philippines Would this House put itself on record as sympathizing with the men who shot him down? Judge Kelso, of Colum bia, had a brave son fighting in the Philipipnes. There was young Hudson, of lief ferson County. Should We sympathize an encourage the brutal Filipinos in murdering these brave Arkansas boys?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Women who ask their husbands why they cant make money as MT So and So does are usually the very one who by their extravaganza. pre- vent their husbands from saving and laying the foundations of fortune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

All the sarae. We think that it will be found that Stanford University will suffer from the attempt of Mrs. Stanford to control the opinions of it's professors. No real university can prosper under such dictation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

While Congress is passing the oleo bill to secure pure butter consumers, why doesn't if also adopt an act se- curing pure beer. Analysis shows that all American beer is adulterated with arsenic to preserve it. This should not be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

The State Department has decided not to interfere in the asphalt war. Wonder what struck it so suddenly. and checked it's breathings of fire and slaughter. Did the Syndicate" turn out to have as great a pull as the Trust"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

In an alleged race war in Indiana over half a hundred shots were fired and no one hurt. whereas, a Kentucky editor disgustediy remarks that such an occurrence wouldn even pass for fun down his way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

There is scheme on foot to pun. ish General Miles by displacing him from the head of the army and put General Corbin in his place Fortu- Hately it has leaked out in time to give Congress q chance to prevent it's eons4mmation. The embalmed beef ring dies hard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31
American Io,,aottse ,.,Ii1aIne

American shops tueEe5 .l,.. ?, 437 10 comoti9es in 1399-.ae 1ae=a- number they ever manufactured n ona year, and 598 more than We're rs.ade in 1898 More than 9 per cent of ti.e number. pr 534, were made for rail 3ay con- comics h other eount7iez
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Nevertheless and notwithstanding some of the rivers provided for in the river and harbor bill would be improved by paving them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Of course. Teddy finally called off his press agent. so as to not to entire Iy obscure San Juan by his prowess on Western fields
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

The House has accepted the Senate amendments to the army bill in re- gard to the staff, and that naughty, incapable organization will now have to climb down and learn something. It is almost worth while to have a larger army forced on us to get this long hoped for reform throuh at last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Here is aa Engiishman officially re- ported as having died of the whooping cough at the age Of IT In his second childhood obviously
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

General Kitchener is now engaged in the work of his life Getting a rep utation is nothing to keeping it in South Africa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Somebody will put Mrs. Nations lamps out yet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark. as secaa4class mail mat ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

OFFICE: 360 West Barraque Street. TELEPHONE No f02
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-31

All subscriptions due in advance without exception
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PUBLISHED BY
SUbscriation Price.

Advertising rates made known or application.
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people should patronize home people first, last and all the tima
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t c upon appli- IF. A. Frisco
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-31
Selling Street Car Seats.

Crowded street cars open up a new
industry which will require very care
full manipulation to return profits on
the necessary capital. Iask week a
man, evidently from work in a coal
yard, took the only vacant seat in a
Columbus avenue car half a minute
ahead of the entrance of we'll dressed
woman.
IF you WISH" she said, 81 will give
you twenty-five cents for your seat"
"You can have it. ma'am," answered
the man. as he arose with smile and
took the offered quarter" while Wis
ions of great money-making scheme
entered his mind.
He at once left the car and entered
the one following, where there were
two vacant seats. He paid his fare,
rode two blocks, and seeing no signs OF
purchasers for his seat dismounted and
took another car. in which there were
no vacant seats. Again he paid his
fare. and concluded to retain his fifteen
cents profit, and operate no more that
day.