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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

SStlos is hereby given. mat letters
tH=-zrf-rHEa-y on ~htet- 81 Anti -. 81 asa
sa-crs-+1 we're granted TO the ult1-Fzi ZT.-c On
tar I1-u rsy Of GsnIzEg t.af. ~ she Pgyuzal
cont Il Bate County, Ii-sHnrl
zl I-rsota hzFsHg ,letEns sgBlnst- sd estate sre
required 30 exhibit t1eu Tor aE4J1 srrr % lB.
exceed 0c within one gsur after fl% .zie u.
=e.. letters rEeE 1EaF be- Er-eIUGs- fr.ff-
benefit o. szs4 ---zLe- as. ar -.H elaine BE-
-.Fs 81 "a alt-.s within taS TeGrr from tne .EHr
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
QUEEN NOW \ BRIDE.
Duke Henry Leads the Blushing Viii
heImina to Hymenal Altar.

helmina to Hymenal Altar.
The Hague, Feb. Queen Viii
helmina's marriage to Duke Henry
of Mecklenburg- Schwerin, who to-
cay became Prince Heinrich of the
Netherlands, was a huge family af-
fair. All Holland that could came
to The Hague participate. Those
who stayed al their homes in other
cities and villages of the kingdom.
celebrated with parades, decorations
and banQuets.
Never was seen a more beautiful
and happy wedding. The popular
belief Is that it is IA love match. like
that OF Victoria and Albert. and this
gives q romantic coioring to the
event which is generally lacking in
royal marriages.
The ceremonies were the simple aud
uuritualj~tic rites Of the Reformed
church by which the humblest OF
Queen Wiihelnina subjects are mar
ried The whole spirit OF the affair
was plain and democratic. although
the costly gowns and Jewels and the
snowy uniforms OF distinguished per-
sonages, high officials OF the king
dom, the army and the navy. and
representatives of the people in par
lament aud the municipalities fur
nished a regal stage setting.
The venerable pastor administered
to the bride and groom "a caution
that their high positions would not
shield them from thu common suffer-
i0gs ana sorroHs Of humanity.
Qneen Wiin4lmina made a very
winning and human bride. Size
blushed and became confused over
the ceremonial with the ring. as alI
brides are supposed TO do: while her
happiness an1 pride over the enthu-
a~j~m OF her people We're DIaiuIv
deeper dian a mere matter OF form.
Prince teiaFi-h was an awkward
auI Stal"art AND manly figure. He
either WIS for-egtul or badly trained
n tGe psst, lur the pastor had 10
rive hiU two ar three hints - 10
how to carry himself Those 9srffns
usaT enough 10 hear t.a responses
.aSyr.as ann ~ Saving .Jan. Tgpi,t-
1aTr. WHaH la should ~.saalv have
replied ,iaa
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

You can help any one whom you
aud suffering from infiamed throat;
sarynXgeal trouble. bronchitis.
coughs, colds. etc. by advising the
use of Billiards. Horehound Syrup;
she great remedy for coughs and
COLTS. Price - and 30 cents. For
sule by H. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
4 Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should take
advantage OF the unprecedented
clubbing offer W this wear ma ke ia
cludes with this paper he Live stock
Indicator. its special Farmers IusJi-
ute Editions and the POHitr. Far
mer. These three publication. are
he best of their class and should Je
in every farm home TO them we
add, for local, county and general
news, our own paper. and make price
Of the four one year only SD.
Never before vas 80 much superior
reading matter Tor % small an
amount IF money. Thethree papers
uima3 which W. rfub with our own.
are wcli known Throughout the west
ami commend Themselves to tie
readers Favorable attention u,pu
mere mention. Tie Kansas tify
Live Stock Indicator j. tire great az
rieuIturaI and live stock paper of the
west. The Poultry Farmer j. the
most practical poultry paper fer rhe
farmer. while The Special Farmers
Institute Editions are faela5~r lfst.-
teal publications for 1ae promotion
OF 90 q fsrWiHEeEar frs. .i-.s-d- Iate
advantage OF this -g-a. 0.z-r. a. &
will bold good for il short fIrn- Only.
Samples II these p. nese uav L. eE-
aw'U-d hv calling -fi 2 his Office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

There is probably no disease or
condition OF the human system that
causes more suffering and pain than
piles. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment. Price 30 cents in bottles.
Tubes, 10 cents. For sale by H. L.
Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
Trustees Sale
Trustees sale.

3 CREATE- THAN 0cvAITY ITSELF.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
Nevada Irrigation Data.

From the present outlook il seems
that the irrigation problem will re-
ceive considerable attention at the
hands OF Congress. The Depart
ment OF the Interior has Just issued
II pamphlet on the water supply OF
the streams OF Nevada. Data has
been secured from most Of the
State Tor the purpose OF submit .nR
reliable data to Congress, when the
matter m before that body.
Congo ss nan Ncwlunds has made
this matter Il personal fight in Com
gress. and 1t seems that the State
will mt no very distant date receive
benefit from this fight. When the
Department once starts action on
this sort OF matter. it begins to look
like business. For tho past two
years, surveyors have been travelling
up and down the streams in the State
aud all the nme II record OF tho flow
has been recorded. With the actual
How oil water in amy particular sec-
non, the government then has a
chince to see just what has been
dono. Tho book that has been is.
sued covers all the data in this par
ticular hne. II is probable that tho
reservoir sites that In ~ from time 20
time been selected by tho COVE n
ment ht with the water supply along
the route. by taking thus re port aud
placing it in the hands OF the com.
mittee that is appointed to handle
the matter, it is then in shape to 90
to WORK on, The appearance Of the
government booklet 10 tho neareet we
have ever been to any federal aid IN
tue irrigation matter. which 10 10 DO
hoped viii bring all from the States
that are beginning 20 realize that the
ari I West is the biggest proposition
IN all OF Uncle Sans donaip.-Car.
son Apo II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
Epidrmia Among Horses.

An epidemic ~ Influenza or diI
temper, community known M cpl.
z - tie. Ina broken ont among the
horse ~ Eurnkn. hav NJ come thip
wny from iJr sections casl niih suuilI
of here. Tho nor a., are first attach
cd with IL cough. which is soon ini
Lowell by u running fro u tho no Il rils.
They become extremely weak and
refuse To- ont. llOr rs TINT IinvO bCrn
permitted io rest from work md have
been ave- gnnI care. see Ia Improve
IN u short time. \ great mnny horses
IN EurrRa ara affected 10y The disease
and more drG beng HttuCked daily
10 That considerable Inconvenience
has been experienced by the stable
Keepers mud lcnmgtcra.
This epidemic Among stock VIVA not
known IN the United Statca until
1872, aud authorities differ ~ opinion
.ns to it, eau ~. some claiming TINT II
~ duo Ia II n0Sinua prEcplo ~ tine
Mt WngplIcrc. o hCrs TINT IL ~ Cnu4orl
by parasitic bnctcria. Although the
symptoms arc alarming, IL ia seldom
fatal except among stock That arc old
mud run down, or when the casc In
been neglected. 4 wise pr,caul,u,
~ u. Keep the Dnimai warm md dr,
aud MOI sni u 10 anlIen cbnnge4 81
temperniuTo-SDnDnpL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
A Handy f%'rninnn.

Tho DO Lamar Lido in speaking
~ W. T.. Aldrich. saJs:
We know Mr., Aldrich at Della.
mar. and sntno years ago quite a
number OF checks wore forged and
uttered presumably by Aidrich ind n
man 10y the name 0f Rynn. Ryan
WA convicted and served u term in
the Siaics prison, but there was not
sufficient cvidence to hold Alducb,
aud Rynn would not sque Il. Aldtich
however. did not tarry long in De
Lamar. Tor he WAS suspicioned by
everybody, no even boosting Of his
proficiency with ,ie pen, and claim.
ing that II he forged any cbccka no
would do better iob, thnn exhibited
III the ut,esed voorhees, ohsekS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
State Board of Pharmacy,

\ meeting 0f the State Board Of
Pharmacy WIS held ester lay ut the
Riverside hotel. The members
present. were Presi lent ). j. Ifodg
k'nsun Of Il no, Sc Rotary. +. j.
SteInmetz "f Carson, a. NJ. Cole Of
Virginia, w. A.. liroHn ~ Winnie
mmcca iud Juseph raIer OF Il ku.
Oniy rodtilc business was tran
sacted. The Boar'l granted permnn.
ent certiti ate. to thirty umo piIar
mac.sts III pluT of tile Temporary
ccrtiti ntes previously issued by the
S%cCro;ary.
Tho Board adjourned subject /" n
'"tll by the chair aud the meu ben
flren sat doSn TO TN quet in the
Rivorsidc.-Rcn0 journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
nspor. of Ello pab,lo sehoo,,.

OCTOBER. 1901.
Primary Department, Miss Rose
Gardner, teacher:
Boys enrolled IA
Girls enrolled ...... II
Total number enrolled. 20
Average number belonging ...... DC
Per cen OF attendance ...........9 5
HONOR ROLL.
Receiving class Ruth johnson,
Nellie Wines, Z,lma Carroll, Hattie
Hunter. Alice Dewar, Marjorie Hen.
derson.
First grade-Tdi ma Lytton, May
Clinton. Eva Raumbach.
Second grade --Addie McComb, Oh,
Intermediate Department, Miss
ERNIE Robinson, teacher:
boys enrolled. 2
Girls enrolled
Total number enrolled .....,.....4l
Average number belonging. 49,. SO
PEI cent Of attendance
HON IR ROLL.
Fifth grade = G.orge Dewar, 81;
Mnrian Brush, 95; Morley Griswoid,
80; josie Crane, %; Dorsey C'ogswen,
80.
Fourth grade May VanD rielen, 81;
Oliver Grover. go.
third graLe-Richard Mallet;, 30;
Ethel Baker, 90.
Grammar Department, MISS Fred
erika =. Lori, teacher:
Boys enrolled. -. %
N"ie v
Total number enrolled ...........4
Average number belonging As
Per cent Of attendance 98
HONOR ROLL.
Sixth grade-lnez Grover, %,
Seventh grade-Frunk Hale, 90;
Charles Pullman, OIL; Tessie Crane,
81.
Eighth Grade-Jay Henry, %;
Sylvania Ma! hugh 81.
1t gives me pleasure to report the
registration of six visitors during the
month aud trust that many more
will help uS by their active interest
in our work.
Last Monday. Rev. Mr.. Webb gave
an interesting and Instructive adj"
dress which was well appreciated by
teachers and pupils.
On Admission day, our teachers
to1k advantage Of tie holiday by
visiting the High School. Such au
opportunity for seeking the means to
har;uonize the work Of the two
schools docs not occur very often and
we are deeply grateful to the Public
Schuol Board Of Trustees for the
favor.
FREDERIcKA G. LORD,
Prin1ipal Elko Public School.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
FROM DAlLYJ
SALMASUNDl.

.. IL. W heeler returned to Reno
! yesterday.
Mr.. anl Mrs. Ernst and daughter
have returned from Belmont.
Sheriff Campbell collected sliOS 80
fees and Licenses last Iaunth.
The blackboard mail service bet
ween Pnlisade and Eureka Inns been
discontinued.
Commissioners Snyder and Wealth
"rs came n yesterday to attend the
meeting OF the board.
District Attorney Henderson went
Ia Iuscarora Yesterday 10 represent
the State in M important criminal
case.
There are ten prisoners in the
county jail. Four 81 ia, III are United
States prisoners aud the :est are
serving sentences.
The remains 81 eighteen so.di .rs
who were buriet III the Cemetery ut
old Fort Rnby have been dis,uterre
and sent To san F~rancisru for burial
III the National Crmelary.
a new post office OF be known us
Edgen"nt has been established ~
the vicinity Of the LUCKY Girl nine
about live miles south OF White Rock
ii. l.. Holt has been appointed post
master.
Un'ter the new time card passenger
tram M. ), westbuund. arrives here
at I'D II. III. instead Of l.: p. IN.
Tui> III II great convenience To the
travelling public
Joe Taber, IL popular druggist.
left for Reno yester lay to attend d
mertrng Of the State Phar nae,
Board. Major Miller is the medicine
mixer dur.ug Juc's absence.
Two g"l finger rings. III Il small
p~astel'oard welry box, were lost
the street Saturday afternoon.
The Hinder will be suitably rewarded
On leaving the rings at tn ) Office. =
Rev. I. w. Wlbb will ad lress the
people 81 Eltn thus evening ut NJ z.
pRh Hall on ;he subject ~ -wna. are
y"u go ng tU do about it, Mr..
Webb Is d pleas g speaker. AGmis
81 III fres. Ever! body is invited.
Mr. Campbell calls the attention
~ the la Ii ~ to her ii rc Ii rs ~ Ina s.
goods. ribbons, laces, etc, that
40 delight the feminine henrt. Read
her al and inspect her shock before
pnrch sing.
On the iriGl Of Il reccht ease III the
al Washington the plaintiffs
attorne!, who now appeared Tor the
other rI,lc, when quGs unIug him,
'lsh ed: AT that time yon were not
broKrT' lie II swerei: -Oh, no.
I or'uwed Il dollar from you just Ia
Keep y"u from lorfo~mg more from
ue."-Case and Comment.
Constable Mc.AdRtns brought Geo
from CHrIin Saturday nishi
aud left him with Sheriff Campbell tn
serve ten days for disturbing the
peace Porter has whe. ls III his head
and inasmcs 'lut three men are ron.
tinunlly talking L" him over a tele.
phone and peSiermg him with an
y ray machine tie seems To be d III
candidate TOR the asylIm.
An exchange tells the story Of "A
4 y%"ar.ul girl who VIVA spcndmg Il
night away frOm home. At beutine
9hc knelt at the IIusirss' knees Ia say
her pray crs. expecting tie usual
prompting. Fmdng MB. Is. unable
t0 hrlp her ont. she concluded thus:
-PIeasc. Col, 'scu-e me; I AN, re-.
member my prayers, and I'm staying
with IL Indy tint dnu't know any"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
QUEEN vICroWIA'S mAIn.
Ito rr"fusi"n. at Hrt AE", Has Al
ways Bcrn ~ wander.

Ito P~r"fusI"n, nt Irt Age. Has Al
ways ncrn ~ Wander.
Over 40 ycars Id. Queen Victoria
yet has luInriant hair. which has Tor
yours been II marvel. The court, ply.
stefan, following Prof. Unna's discov.
cry, has treated Her Mujes,y's scalp
with Il germ destroying preparation.
which he Inns always kept secret. 1t
III now known, however, TINT the
remedy Tor dandruiT, the gcrm.d lie.
siroy'ng element. IL cmbudind H.
NcwbrO's llerpIcido. the only hnir
preparation on the market that docs
destroy the dnndruH germ. Without
dnndruiT, hair will grow profuscly
and falling hair will he stopped
~Dcs'roy the cause, you remove tine
elect
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08

No offer One Hundred Dollarp Re
wnrd FOR any casc Of Catarrh that
cannot hc cured 10y Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. J. CHENEY * co,
Toledo. Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known f..
j. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable IN
all business transactions. and liunn-
clally ablo to carry out any obligu-
ton ma 10 10y their tirm.
WEST a l'RUAx Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. ONO.
WALprSu, KiSSAs = MARvis, Whole.
snlc Druggists, Toledo, y.
HILLS Catnrrh Cure IL taken inter.
nslly. aud acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the systom.
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials FREQ.
Halle family piils arc tue best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-08
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUNDI.

Edgar Ssdler arrived from Eureka
last evening.
The Reno public schools have TAO
pupils enrolled.
United States Court will be held in
Carson On the llih.
John Thompson the Pleasant val.
ley rancher is III town today.
Look over Hunter L Wa!lace's
new ad. 1t might interest y"u.
j. II. Bacon, " the EIko Coal Com
pnny WAS M arrival from the east to-
day.
Charley Mo 'dy was in from Pleas
mt valley last night knocking
around with the boys.
George Hunter and Ed L!tton left
Tor tile northern part of the county
thus morning to be gone u week.
W. W.. Bouher left for Reno last
night to attend u meeting Of the
Board OF Regents to he held today.
Mr.. Francis. the genial operator,
was down from Oeeth last night
shaking hand+ with his many Elko
friends.
Mrs. w. r. Mayer and children
who have been visiting Elko relatives
Tor u Few days returned to Deeth last
night.
Schmitz the labor candidate was
electe mayor II San Francisco yes
terday b! $500 majority. Low was
elected Mayor II New York.
Seymour JIcobs has had n new
room built on the rear IT his store to
be used rs IL work chop. L. will give
Inn mu:h more room to iii play his
large stock Of goods.
The Phoebe Record says that coal
lance have been taken up in White
Pune county. just over tie Lincoln
county hue. Ell l.. Robertson says
that the! will at nee start sinking "a
shaft aud see what is III the ground.
Constable Nc ADAMS brought l.. W.
wing, ii colored gentleman , up from
CIrliu thus mOrniug and LODGED him
III the county Ill. Ewing WIS bound
over to appear before the grand jury
gu n ch Irge Of sell ng whiskey to
Indians.
i thoroughly enj ~ looking at the
advertising pages after the holidays
are over"
amy special reasnn?"
yes; here and there | see some
tn ny my wife di int buy."-Chicugo
r .cOrd.
Ii looks Ike two roads down the
Wash. rs bo.h siies are grazing and
dong the work 20 TINT one road will
not conflict with the other. the Ore.
S"n Llne changing their line III many
places and Keeping TO the west side
III the Wdsh.-L Ii colo County
Re ord.
Mrs. Tnoma' Hunter, Miss Edi b
Hunter. Mrs. II j. Allen, Miss Alice
Lowe AID Mrs. j. a. McBlide lie
parted for aaU Francisco last night
where they will spend several weeks
They were Il Jolly party and will
doubtless enjI ~ the trip t. the ut
most.
The Gazette, in a recent issue,
stated that the Nevada Legislature
onsists 81 fifteen Senators and
t~hriy.ons Assemblynen. As usual.
The Gdzstte ID wrong in its political
Gs ser n the nexI legisluture will
consist II e@ente N Sep uor' mud
thirty-seven semblymen.-Led! er,
4 pious little boy dwells in Gardi.
ner, Me. He has for II comrade "A lad
who lives next door. and this lad is
fond 81 climbing trees. While say.
my his pray ers one evening the pious
boy tut IN al appeal Tor his III IL
IN this way: 90 Cod, take care or
The Blank family. Tommy climbs
tho trees, AMI. o jod, see that he
d "en'I fall and break his cussed
ne :k."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26

Ave milas from Farmington n. ax.
nect.d 10 arrive bara yitb bis ,am,iv
H. CorS,ns hr,nas ,,raa nar,oaaa -;
surn,,nro ans ,mn,omants with b,m
hesides soma ras,sterad tboronahhrad
s,ocS lie contamni.tos rnnning n
bigh grade stocI farm
we are informed hv prvant O. Fos.
tor nronr,etora ~ The Farmtnston dis.
tiI,erv Thai tboy now have on route
from The cast three now -seventv.6ve
yallop at,Ils and have about com.
Melted two new 2oo gallon watts.
'rhroo Thousand sovan bundrad nounds
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26
OF RUSSIA.

-Ie growing Importance OF Russia
as a factor in the Chinese question
and the political and commercial rela.
tons which exist between that empire
and the United States make that EN-
pire Of more than passing interest to
Americans at the present time. Rus.
STA has been our friend and probably
will continue. but II IL Just as well 10
take the bears measure. Russia. like
the United States, Is independent OF
outsiders. In area she is larger, and
her population numbers considerably
over 10000 900. II IL said she can
put 5000, 900 trained soldiers In the
field in three days time and her en-.
tire military strength Is much great.
er. As a naval power. Russia stands
third in the list OF nations. while we
occupy sixth place. II is quite prob
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26
DoNA ANA COUNTY COURT.
Murderers Convicted and viii BE
Sentenced to the P~enitentiary.

Murderers Convicted and viii Be
Sentenced to the Penitentiary.
Inez Balensuela was convicted OF
murder in the second degree for kill.
ing Cruz Orosco In Dona Ana county
last December.
Carlos Telles was convicted Of muir
der in the second degree for killing
Juan Telles. The convicted man was
n Of the deputies of ex-Sherinf p. +.
Garrett. and on the night OF Decem-
Der 23 shot Juan Telles. There was
no witness to the deed, which occur
red about midnight on the street, and
a plea Of self-defense was set up by
Attorneys Fall, Newcomb ana Young.
Telles was charged with breaking up
the family Of the defendant and. Sc.
ducing and living with his daughter,
thus bringing disgrace and shame
upon the family. Attorney Fall made
comb fairly outdld himself, but Dis
trict Attorney Llewellyn handled the
case so well that a verdict resulted.
The next murder case to be tried
at this term OF court Is that OF men
named Huruta and Garcia. who are
accused OF killing an unknown man
IN the line OF the Southern Pacific
railroad, in Dona Ana county. There
remain W more men In the county
Jail to be tried this term after that
case has been disposed of.
Much credit belongs to District At
torney Llewellyn for securing the
conviction Of the two murderers above
mentioned. and the verdicts will help
to decrease crime In Dona Ana county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26
WAR TAXES REPEALED.

The wal tax reduction bill, to take
effect July 1, reduces the tax on
many articles. and entirely removes
IL from others. Below we give a few
OF the items which especially AFFECT
most of us:
Bank checks-Tax repealed.
Certificates Of deposit-Tax repeal
ed.
Promissory notes-Tax repealed.
Money orders-Tax repealed.
Express receipts-Tax repealed.
Express receipts-Tax repealed.
Telegraph messages-Tax repealed.
Conveyances-Exempt below w.
OOO; above Q $500. 25 cents for each
$500. d.
Insurance-Tax repealed.
Leases-Tax repealed.
Mortgaees-Tax repealed.
Proprietary medicines-Tax repeal
ed.
The total reduction OF the revenues
as made by this bill will amount tc
about Sal 900 900.
Put this list where you can refer
TO II. and buy stamps accordingly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26
BIG ORDINATIONS.
Consultations Of Railroads Through
out West and Southwest.
GOULD COMBINE.

While the Journal Democrat is at
tempting to throw cold water on the
proposition of the Could Rockefeller
combination to get into New Mexico,
and thereby put Albuquerque on their
system. simply because the item was
first published in The Citizen, other
papers Of greater and o import
ance have given the news for Its
worth and have commended editorial
ly on the important subject.
The following clippings will show
the interest taken In the big combin-
alton by the Pueblo Chieftain and
Denver Republican:
SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAYS.
Not only Denver & Rio Grande but
Colorado Southe I'm and Texas Pacific
stocks we're In the thick OF the melee
on Wall street yesterday. along with
Missouri Pacific and Wabash, says the
Pueblo Chieftain. Evidence accumu.
lates that the railroad story from AL
buquerque printed Saturday morning
Ia rear enough to the truth for practi-
cal purposes. With Gould and Rookie
Teller Joining teams. the great finan-
cial feat OF getting control of three
great railroads Trio Grande. Colorado
| Southern and Texas Pacihc) is easy
enough. Not only in New York but In
| London Rio Grande stock IL reaching
up to catch the Union Pacific figures.
N those Gould people are letting the
spectators load up with Rio Grande
when there is nothing In the tale.
then they must be cruel and hard
hearted wretches.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from dyspep-
STA and liver complaint. More than rs
per cent OF the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two d.
seascs and their ~effssts: such ~ sour
stomach, sick headache. habitual cos
~tiveness. palpitation Of the heart.
heartburn. water-brash, gnawins and
burning pains at the pit Of the stom-
ach. yellow skin. coated tongue and
diss greeable taste in the month. COM
ing up OF food after eating. low spirits.
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