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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
Editorial de Muestra de un Periodico Anar
quista en- Nuevo Mexico.

hulbOIlhl NC mutbtrd NC VI EeIloulcO Audr
quista en- Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo Mexicano publica abajo un
editorial alcoholico del Optic de Las
Vegas, conocido como expositor anar
qufstico del periodismo amarillo, efu-
sion delirante indigna de nota 81 no
fuera por ell daho que 0 ella SO trata
de hacer al pueblo del territorio en- gu
deseo para conseguir el estado y para
m%anteuerse al nivel del progreso y ade-
lanto de TODD 81 pals. Verdad es que
solo extranjeros y gentes de mentes de-
bilitadas que leyeren esta especie de CO.
dimento pueden ser infuidos por 81,
pero ESQ en- 81 mismo podria ser bastan-
to malo y causar gran dano.
Cuslquier hombre 8 grupo de hon.
bres pueden llamarse como quieran,
pero esta en- raz6n que ningdn Repu-
blicano honesto y que SO respete q 81
mismo SO incluye entire los titulados
"Republicanos Independence, aquie-
mes este ~periodico amarillo anarquista
enemigo implacable y vengativo del par
lido Republican,, reclama pertenecer.
No hay duda que mos cuantos bus
cadores de EMPLOY politicos estan des-
c~ontentos porque han sido chasqueados
en- u locos y temerarios deseos de ocu-
par empleos federales 8 t~erritoriales en-
el territorio, estan pagando al Optic
por la publication de tales sandeces.
81 Sc titulan "Republicanos Indepen-
dientes'' y han escogido al Optic y q
otros papeles amarillos anarquistas en-
este territorio para sostener su causa
bnen ~provecho les haga ell revoltijo.
La alusi6n q las cortes del territorio
es particu.armente danina y peligrosa.
Por supuesto ell hecho que las cortes
han sido capaz, honesta 6 impartial
mente administrators no hace efecto en-
ell Optic 8 en los individuos que le pa
gan por publican ~falsedades ~semejantes.
Ell editorial con TODD y encabezado lee
como signe:
'DECLARAoIoN DE INDEPENDENCE.
Los Republicans Independence
de Nuevo Mexico, aquellos que tienen
orgullo y respeto propio y no
q~uieren estar va %prendidos a la cola
del cometa de la clica, han alberta Y
resueltamente declarado su Independent
cha de dicho pozo de suciedad y corrup-
cion. Por amos Ell pueblo de este terri
torio SO ha sometido al abuse y NAL ma
nejo de esta confabulaci6n corrupta. La
clica Republicans contra la cual una
guerra vigilante y sin tregua sera pro-
secutada ha dominado y manipulate
cuerpos legislativos y conseguido la de-
cretaci6D de leyes con ell dnico obieto
de- adelantar sus propios ~intereses parti-
y egoistas, y en- demasiado nd
de casos han sido las cortes del
territorio, la ancora de salvation del
caido en- sus manos, y de este
nodo han sido 81 medic de oprimir y
N L
'ofocar TODD genera de oposicion q sus
corruptos y egoistas. Tarde 8
;emprano esta cosa abominable debe
norir, pero continuara viviendo y de-
'ramando su veneno sobre este hermoso
oais hasta que 81 pueblo mismo le asses.
g una %punalada fatal en- las urnas cleo
o%rales."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
NOTICIAS TwELEGRAFICAS.
EE LEvANTAM1ENTo oARL1sTA.


Barcelona, Oct. 5.-Informes recibi-
dos del Cabo Cervera dicen que Be han
tenido ALA noticias de varios puntos en-
la frontera mostrando que los prepare
tivos de los carlistas estan cast compile
tos. Han acumulado por medic del
contrabando veinte mil fusiles y unifor-
mes hechos an Francia y traidos q Els
pana. Grandes acopios de municiones
han sido obtenidos de Cuba y las Islas
Filipinas. Sc anticipa que el ~levanta-
miento comenzarA en- Berga y otros
puntos en- las montanas que constituyen
ell centric carlista.
Libretas que gentlemen instrucciones
sobre 81 modo de pelear como guerrillas
SO estan distribuyendo y SO estan jun
tando reclutas entire los refugiados y
descontentos que hay en- Ia frontera.
Una junta ~importante sera tenida ell dia
10 de Octubre, a la cual SO espera que
asistan dos generates carlistas con ms
trucciones de Don Carlos.
AoUsADA DE CAToRCE AsEsINATos.
Dayton, Ohio, Oct. LA Sra. J. A.
Witwer, viuda de esta ciudad, fue arres-
tada por la policia, a instigacion del
coronario, y detenida inter pende una
Investigation de cargos graves puestos
en- contra suya. La policia dice que la
Sra. Witwer es sospechosa de catorce
asesinatos, en- los que Sc incluyen cuatro
maridos, cinco hijos, ma hermana y
cuatro miembros de familias d~iferentes
en- las que ha estado empleada como
anna de llaves. La Ultima que SO supo.
ne fu6 su vfctima es gu hermana la Sra.
Anna Pugh, que fallecio hace n se-
mana bajo circumstances misteriosas.
La autopsia, ejecutada por sdplicas de
la madre de la Sra. Wttwer, que reside
en- Detroit, revei6 la presencia dc arse
Dico en- 81 est6mago. Siguiendo q Ia
muerte de su primer marido, Fred
vino, segdn los informes del
departamento de p%olicia, 81 fallecimien-
to de sus dos hijos. Su segundo mari
do murio de repente algunos amos des-
puos del casamiento y los tres ninos
que fueron fruto de esta union, murie.
ron rapidamente uno 5ras otro. Su
marido, A. J.. Witwer, falleci6
On el pasado Abril. En- cada instancia
fallecimfento fue algo repentino y
todos igualmente parecidos. La prisio
nera tiene AZ amos de edad Dos hiios
suyos estan On las Filipinas, y una her
mana, segdn dicen, en- un mauicomio
lie Nueva York. No SO ha averiguado
motive para los supuestos crf-
nenes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
La corte de Distrito de Bernalillo.

En- la corte de distrito del condado
de Bernalillo, James Lillian fue SEN
tenciado q tres amos on la penitenciaria
habiendo sido c6nvicto de asalto crimi-
nal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
CAzANDO MEsTENAs.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 8.-En los con-
dados de Washington y Iron y al otro
lado de la frontera de Utah en- ell norte
de Arizona, la genie del distrito de Ca
naan SO propone 81 jueves q n %caceria
para matar q todos los caballos meste-
nos en- esta localidad que va acaban con
los pastos. Hace dos amos que on una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
DON CARLOS PoR LA pAz.

Paris, Oct. Sci baron Saingaren,
cabecilla c~arlista que d la fecha estd
en- esta ciudad, no da cr6dito a las noti-
cias de Espana references a Ia inminen-
cha de I'm levantamiento carlista, Dice
que q Ia fecha Don Carlos asia por la
paz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
LA CRUZ

Niles e recomenoacionede personal que han o curadas pore Ma cuz maavilosa, son
prueba su6cenhd su magico podr.
JBALLE, de Stuttgart, Ark, escibe: Pr ahos me moestronl los dolores yningdn doc.
tor nj edidna de ptente Pudiera ahyiarne. Esty ahra perecamente cmado, gracas q
lu maraWHosa Cruz Eecnca.
PAUL POWIS, de Milwaukee, Wis, escnhe: EAtuvee nermo de eumatsno MOI aounoe
Despu6sd de- ar sss enanas su Cruz E6ctrca d. Damante pndo declaYr bioiu
Iramento que no seto ningunas doencas reumat@s
Por amos me be vto moestado de dooresd del echo y probe muchos dotores pero NADIA
me aiV0 SUI Cruz El6Grha de Diamanteme dioa voexp6dtoV IGO BONNIE FrespmtM
Estuye tuIido dssde que tenias saosd de edad Z he enswdo muchos doct@es y medi
IGnasG sin frmo. Cuando vi pnmera vezs u anunco cf que era pata6a pMo rsovfo bener
luna, y dmpu6s deuadau nmscuanos dhs n mes dude lWantarme della anna y ahoa M
halo pefectamente sane. No pude dane demaHadas gracaa De Vd atento. DEC
lCHARVART, Eastman Wis
Dept. Al, 500 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
ELECTRICA DE DIAMANTE.

llamada tambien la Cruz de Volta, fue descuberta en- Austria ha
CO algunos amos, y pronto Sc hizo canine en- Europa.
La Cruz Electrical de Diamante puede curar ell Reumatismo-.
en- TODD 81 cuerpo, Norviosidad, Debilidad Nerviosa, DebIidad
Vitalidad Nerviosa Exhausta, Postraci6n Nerviosa, Falta de Sue
no, Tristeza, Depression Mental, Histeria, Parallels, Adorned
miento, Temblores, Apoplegia, Ataques ~Epilepticos, Bale de Sar
Vito, ~Papitacon, Jaqueca Nervosa y Trastornadora y todas las
del Slstema Nervioso.
La cruz SO usa day noche, %pendiente de un Gordon de soda co
|ocado en- rededor del cuefo. Ell precio de la cruz es I'm Peso, v
se garaptiza que suministra tanto benefcio como las mejores "a
Jas electricas. que cuestan dc ounce a veinticinco tantos mas
,Cada miembro de una famila, tanto enfermo como sano, no debe
estar iamas sin una Cruz Electrica, pues no puede obtenerse me
jor preventive contra enfermedad.
Manden I'm Peso, por expreso 8 pr 6rden de estafeta s carts
enrregistrada, y les mandaremos, franco do porte, una Cruz EI6c
frioa do Diprnanfa 4 cao M CEnon pa.oz
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
LA plaza BUB6NIcA EN- BRAZIL.

Rio Janeiro, Oct. Sci jueves pa
sado tres casos nuevos de playa bub6-
MICA fueron reportados y 81 viernes "a
tro. Hasta la fecha han sido atacadas
de Ia enfermedsd cincuenta y cuatro
personals.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
NoMBRAMIENTos.

FL gobernador Otero ha nombrado a
John I. Omstott como miembro del
cuerpo de comfsionados de condado por
Ell primer distrito del condado de Luna
para suceder q w. M, Taylor, que hizo
dimisi6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12

~caceria dc igual genera fueron muertos
500 caballos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-12
PRopINAs DE INCORPORATION.

El secretario del territorio, J. w.
Reynolds ha pagado al tesorero terrific
rial J. H. Vaughn $205 adicionales de
propinas de incorporation por 81 trimes-
tire que concluyo 81 dia 80 de Septiem-
bre de 1901, hacienda llegar 81 total d
$3,493.5 so, n suma sin ~precedente,
que da indicio dc la gran cantidad de
capital que SO esta invirtiendo en- Nuevo
Mexico.
LA HIsToRIA DE LOS GINETEs AGREsIvos
Ell ayudarte general W. FL. White
man ha recibido n carta del Presiden-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

Government bonds in the open market
at ririces that would yield them con
siderable less than 2 per cent. on the
tnyetsment--in some instances less
than I3. n per cent. The security, 20
be sure, is regarded as the very best,
and that consideration naturally has
some influence in determining the in
terest that investors are willing to ac-
cept for the use of their MONEYS but
it is plain that money must be in un-
sually abundant supply when II brings
less than B per cent. A counting
room maxim that was current fifty
years ago in this country used 10 run
thus: "If the best securities offer "
per cent, for money. they have just
6 per cent, of insecurity. = Converse
Iv. when the best security in these
times offer less than per cent. for
money, the element of insecurity in
them has been practically eliminated,
and money for investment is almost
" going begging. "
A half dozen or so of the New York
City savings banks are still paying 4
per cent interest. but il is difficult to
see how they can continue it long, III
view OF the infrequency with which
money can be invested above that rate
tho rapidly increasing deposits here
and all over the country, and the
special tax on the surplus of New
York savings banks Five wears ago,
it is said, corn was SO plentiful III
Kansas and so nearly worthless from
being out Of demand that the farmers
could find no better use for it than to
burn it for fuel. Will money ever be-
come such drudge in the market?Will
money to burn" ever mean money
actually burned?-N. Y. Commercial.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
THE SLEEVE GOES.
The sumner Girl Takes Solid Comfort
In Fare Arms
1913

The sum.er Girl Takes Solid Comfort
In Fare Arms
Quite the quaintest nature in dress
this summer is the abbreviated sleeve
It's not reserved for housewear,
either.
The dear girls got ahead of all their
conservative advisers by pretending
that thew were TO finish out their
arm coverings with the pretty under
sleeves.
But no, they allowed the under
sleeves to be made. and, indeed, they
wore them while the cool weather
lasted
Now that July heat has arrived a
little ahead of time they have shown
their hands, rather. their arms.
Those nice, modest, grand mother
ly undersleeves have been cast into
the bottom drawer and the girls, so me
of them at least, are showing enough
bare arm TO startle the uninitiated.
In most cases they have their cute
little blouse suits prefectly plain, save
for edglngs and fiounce heading of
wide beading run with ribbon good
inch in width.
T,l+ rtnaon run heading is the sole
hn.s1 % me rather snug sleeve. and
il ends in trig bow at the outside
of the arm.
As for the length of the sleeve, Just
one inch above the elbow is correct,
though some girls with fine arms
manage TO find most deceptive incl
measure, so deceptive indeed that
their sleeves are little more than hal
way TO the elbow.
It's astonishing how becoming arr
| these plain dresses of lawn or organ
die in white, coral, turquoise, maize
or mause. AS "A usual thing thu
beading is run with black ribbon.
A frill on the sleeve, and the who'll
thing would be spoiled
Last year girls persisted in goini
hatless: this year the sleeve must go
Goodness knows what the sum e
girl will abandon next year. Blu
sufficient unto the summer is the eyi
thereof -
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
BRYAN IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Nebraska Man Publishes a Statement In.
Buffalo Paper.

Buffalo, N. Y. June 26-The fol-
lowing over the signature of William
Jennings Bryan was given out here
yesterday.
. / not only not candidate for
any office, but / have no candidate in
mind for any office. My interest cen-
lures in principals and men are i'm.
portant only as they aid in carrying
out these principles.
THE Democratic party stands for
definite, positive principles, and, un-
less | mistake the sentiments of the
masses, the voters VIII insist upon ad-
herring to these principles in spite of
the threats of reoTganizers. Those
who argue from the standpoint of ex-
pediency will not have influence with.
the voters, because no one can say
what is exDedient. We may desire
to win and vet lose, but it still re-
mains that to deserve to win is the.
surest road to success.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
BLIND BAGGAGE RIDERS.
Eight of Them Taken Or of Passenger
Trains and Jailed for Twenty Days
A Chance for the Ball and Chain
Gang Superintendent

Eight suitable candidates for the
new ball and chain gang created by
the County Court at It's recent session
were Monday and Tuesday placed. away
within the gloomy confines of the
steel cages in the County Jail to pass
away as best they can twenty days
The eight prisoners were taken oil
of Baltimore & Ohio passenger trains
passing through here by a clique of
Baltimore e. Ohio detectives, for
riding the blind baggage.
Six of them were riding the blind
baggage on train No. 9. They gave
their names as follows Philip Smith,
VIM Carroll Thomas Hopkins, Ed
ward McGinnis, John Jones and
Charles Void. The other two who
gave their names as Geo. K. Becker
and c. J. Cumstrong, were enroute
from Cumberland to Washington ON
train No. A.
The prisoners were given a hear
ing before Justice Snyder and each
of them sentenced TO Jail for twenty
days in default of payment of fine
of $40 and costs
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
Money To Burn.

A biz of cumulative testimony to
the plentifulness of money in these
times, and especially in these parts,
is furnished by the Bowery Savings
Bank S president, TO the effect that
certain city bonds held by it for some
years past and bearing per cent in
terest will mature oil July /, and that
it will be difficult for the bank to re-
invest this money profitably; presum'
ably rate less than 1-3 per cent.
will have to be accepted.
The steady decline in the rate of in
terest on invested funds plainly attest'
he constant increase in the surplus
cash of the masses. Only few days
ago men were buying United States
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
ADELBERT HAYS FUNERAL.
The Body Is Laid Away In lLakeview
Cemetery, Cleveland

Cleveland, June 26.-The body of the
late Adelbert S. Hay arrived here at
noon Yesterday from New Haven,
Comm The coffin was conveyed from
the Union Station directly to Wade
Mortuary Chapel, in Lakeview Gene
terry, where services were held late in
the afternoon Secretary Hay and
family were driven to the home of
Samuel Mather, in Chenille.
VIII Take a Rest.
Washington. June 26.-The Presi-
dent has received letter from Secre-
tary Hay stating that after the funer-
al Of his son Adelbert he will return
to New Hampshire with Mrs. HAY and
remain there for while.
Expressions of coincidence and sym
pathy for Secretary Hav and his fami-
~ continue to flow in from all quar-
tiers In addition to the large number
already received at the State Depart
ment almost as many more were di-
rected to Secretary Hay at New Hav-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
IL. y. MUNDEY ENDORSED.

sIepu blicans Endorse Him for Post Office
and Turn Down Mrs. Chapline.
The Republican executive commit
tee of jefferson county held a meeting
in Charles Town Monday and rescind-
ed the action of a meeting a few
weeks ago, which recommended Mrs.
Ida w. Chapline. widow of William
A. Chapline, as postmistress at Shep-
herdstown, and Endorsed in her stead
Harry + Mundev OF the same place,
who has been faithful party work
er. The sense of the meeting was
that this being one of the best offices
of the county the party could not
afford to give it to a lady but must
reward party worker with it.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
L0REE AND BAER CONFER.
Significant of Continued Friendly Re-
Iattons Between Their Roads.

Philadelphia. June ~. The Execu-
tive Committee of the Baltimore and
Ohio Directors held meeting at the
Broad Street Station yesterday and
took up routine business. Suisse
quently President Loree called upon
President Baer. of the Reading Rail
way. AS the meeting between the
two presidents was very short it is
not. in the absence of definite in
formation, believed to be further
signi ficant than indicating that good
feeling exists between the two presi-
dents and that the presenet Reading
Baltimore 81 Ohio arrangements are
no way in jeopardy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
ENGLAND PAYS AWFUL PRICE.
War with Beers Is Costing Nearly
sI,O00,00O "a Day.

London. June II. The South Afri-
can war was the subject Of lnnumer-
able questions in the House Of Com
mo MS.
Information was elected that the
war continues to cost So, $50, 600 week
ly that the1authorities estimate that
the invaders of Cane Colony number
from 1000 and to 1000 men and that
there were 1854 cases of typhoid fever
among the troops during the month
of April. of which number 81 proved
fatal
The following table of the cost in
American money is interesting
Cost per week $6,250, 600
Cost per day S92 o5l
Cost per hour 81, 202
Cost per minute 62o
Cost per second 1888
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
WEST VA. CONFERENCE SEMINARY.

Largest in Nj. Z. church in the
United States. Ten Departments.
Strong faculties. High moral tone.
Healthful location. Large enroll
ment Superior normal courses. Send
for catalogues to Pres. j. Wier, Buck
harmon, w. Va, Fall term begins
Sept. 4. 6-23-3t. ID. H.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY.

1.-THE w. Va, G. & p. Ry. will sell
excursion tickets between stations on
its line, July Bird and 4th, good for re-
turning until July 5, 1901, inclusive,
at regular excursion rates.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

We are pleased to note the very
complimentary words spoken Of the
gentlemanlv manner in which County
Clerk /. l.. Bender, transacts the
business of his office.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
POPE FEELS HE is NEAR THE END

L Rome June 27.-At the last inter
view between the Pope and Cardinal
Gibbons before the latter left Rome
His Holiness gave the Cardinal a relic
as a keepsake remarking as he did SO
eve will not meet again.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

We ask the decent people of this
city if they approve the action of the
School Board III dropping Miss Barney
from the list of teachers and retain
ing Randolph Ramer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

One of our State exchanges calls our
Governor the buckeye Goveror, OF
West Virginia. Mr.. White should
esteem this as high compliment for
there is nothing more beautiful than
a buckeye tree in full bloom, unless
it is the handsome editor of the
Lincoln News.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

How the mighty have fallen. The
Virginia constitutional convention
tabled a resolution inviting Hon. VIM.
Jennings Bryan TO address the con
ynntinn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

No dear friend we have not heard
what Hon VIM. o. Dawson did with
the dollar sent him by a concieDce
stricken friend, but we assure you
that as soon as we are made colonel on
the Governor staff, we will see that
he renders an account.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

without orr city exchanges before
MS it is impossible to comment on
statements made by them, what they
publish may be OF little interest to
our readers, yet some expect their
statements to be met and controyert-
ed
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

We ask the esteemed Democrat if
Miss Barney was dropped as a
teacher because she did not vote the
Democratic ticket at the late election.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

A. o. Blanchard, West Bangor. N.
Y. says: q have been troubled with
kidney disease for the last five years
Have doctored with several physicias
and / got no relief until | used two
bottles of Folevs Kidney Cure"
E. Q. Willianss.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

The expected has happened. The
School Board has met and elected
teachers for the schools of this district
for the ensuing year with the eXcep-
ton of the High School which Is
deferred to later meeting.
The board made but two changes in
the corps of teachers and restored Mr..
Siler to his old place i'll the Srd Ward,
and dropping Miss Emma Barney, who
charged the principal of her school
with making indecent proposals 70 her
which charge the Board refused to in.
vestigate.
The board has reelected this princi'
pal, who. by the way has had but a
daily average att hdance OF four and
one half scholars, Miss Barney's aver
age was more than thirty. This may
be the proper way 10 develope a race
of people, yet we doubt it, The three
democratic members of the boarC
are responsible for the action and the
party is responsible TO the public
for results. The Republican paI t.
joins issue and appeals. to the public.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

II So ms that General John Groz-
niger shod' the wrong Democratic
war horse.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

The State Board of Health should
stand by DR.. Mckinney. The Govern
ment of the United States has no
more right to spread forth, than has
an individual. The lives and health
of the people is Of more Importance
to the country than the rapid distri-
button of the mails.
The government may have the pow
er TO do wrong but it, dangerous to
exercise power which III its opera
tion Injuries humanity. Go slow,
Uncle Sam. DIR. Mckinney is right.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
DAIRY CATTLE.

Wanted at once two car loads of
fresh COWS aud springers.
If. Gray Silver.