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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-01-03
How TO Cure Group.

Mr.. b. Gray, who lives near Armenia,
Duchess county, n. Y, says: 'Chamb'
erlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine have ever used. 1t is a fine
children's remedy for Group and never
fails to cure" When as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. Should be borne
in mind and a bottle Of the Cough
Remedy kept in hand, ready for in
slant use as soon as those symptoms
appear. For sale by Gro. c. Stone.
druggist. .; aim.
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west Mlliord

Mr.ni Ms. Il. G. Helmick an,
d .ughteIs, Of clarksburp, were guest
at the home Of z. W. Helmick las
week.
Harold Kennard, of Joy, Ohio. wa
visitor at the home OF J. u. Aoi
last week.
/ Charles Holmes spent Christmas
home.
Mrs Martha Post and son, John, o
Buffalo. and Orion Post, ofsycamor
spent Christmas at the home Of E. j
Post.
DR. and Mrs v A selby entertain q
Mr. and Mrs Homer Wolfe and sol
Lynn, Christmas.
Howard Post, of Wilsonburg, spent
Christmas day withhis family here.
Mr. Williamson, of Taylor county,
was here last week,
Harold Holmes, Of Cincinnati, o.
visited his uncle j NJ Holmes las'
week. -.
Those VINO came home for the hol'-
DAYS among our teachers we're Mise
Mabel Lee, Clara Moffett, Bue' a
Holmes, Messrs o w Ladwig, Wesley
Moffett, Earl Israel, Vance Lynch and
Miss Daisy Moffet.
Miss Ola Price has returned to her
home .ap Jane Lew, after flew days
visit with her grandmother,Mrs Mary
Price.
The Christmas service held at the
NJ E Church Christmas eve, proved a
very nice evenings entertainment
The program consisted of resitations,
songs. and an address by the pastor
Rev GU MARBLE followed by tree
and treat for the school.
We have but one wedding to report
tho there'll be Others in the neal
future If rumor is correct.
Mr. N B Terrell, and employe of the
United States Oil Company and Miss
Buena B Young, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Jas w Young were married
Christmas day at the home OF the
bride. Rev o U. MARBLE otliciated.
Mrs James Fulkineer and three
daughters are visiting relatives in
Weston.
Mr. Radcliffe and daughter, of
Wheeling, are guests at the home OF
Rev Henry Radcliffe.
FHs turm ard son, Agile, spent the
holidays at home.
Misses Bertha, Ethel and ocie Gas
ton, of Dayton, we're visiting MISS
Aida CASTOR last week.
Wishing the Tel. gram prosperous
year. RExFoRD.
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.AMGER

Sufferers from this horrible fnalady.
neariy always inherit it-not necessarily
fsom the parents, but may be from some
sernote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poison may Lay dormant In the blood for
years, or until you reach middle life. then
lie frst little sore or ulcer makes its ap-
pearance swollen gland In the
breast, or some other part OF the body,
gives the FIRST warning.
70 cure Cancer thoroughly and perra.
aently all the poisonous virus must be
Eliminated from the blood-eyery vestage
fit driven out. This s. S. s. does. and
.bthe only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles ike thiss
When all the poison has been forced out
II the system the Cancer heals, and the
disease never returns.
Cancer begins often In a small way, asthe
following letter from Mrs: Shirer shows !:
ksmail pimpie came on my jaw about an inch
hein ff,e a An he left side OF my face. II gave
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Quiet DELL.

MsH J Booth is lying'at the point
of death with the dreaded disease con-
sumption.
Lena, the five year old daughter of
Nrs, Asa johnson fe4 Prom stable
NOW and broke his az in two places,
above and below the elbow.
The children Who have had pneu-
monia and la grippe are returning to
school where it 10 their delight to
please the teacheE~hich is reciprocal
ed by the teacheEi SAYEEN.
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DRUGGIST.

once in Monroe Building, Main, street
Clarksburg. Night calls answered from
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-01-03

TO THE DEAF a rlcn 'ady, cur
ed of her Deafness aud Noises ~ Z
Head by pr Nichplson'S Artliiclill Ear
Drums, gave 2500O dollars to lllS In
Stitute, So that deaf people unable To
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Address, THE NICHOLSON IN
sriruTE, $50. Eighth Avenue, New
York. 2i-ly.
"johuston's Sarsapariila never fnils;. 1a
stood the test for 50 years. Quart Bottles"
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DON'T Live Together.

Constipation and health never go
together. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers promote easy action Of the bowels
without distress. 81 have been
troubled with costiveness nine years, =
saws ]. o. Greene, Depauw. Ind. II
have tried many remedies but Little
Early Risers give best results. c. d.
Sturm & Co., druggists. 9-lm.
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BALTIMORE 8ONi6
RAILROAD.

The following Is the B. 4 O. time
card on and after Sunday, nov.
Ia; 1901.
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In Honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Bailey, of
Weston. entertained.a party of CMrks-
burg and Weston friends Monday
evening, December .. in honor of the
fifteenth anniversary of the marriage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Williams, of
this city. The occasion was most en-
iowa BILE and all wish Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
iiams many happy returns of the day.
Z - How Arc Your kldneyss
mr. Ifolbs snnrnIrs Pulls all kidney ills. sam
Me frt,s. Add. sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or NJ
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me no pain or inconven-
Once, and I should have
forgotten about It had Il
not begun to inaame and
btch j; Il would bleed a
little, then scab over, but
tsould not heal. This
continued for some time,
when my jaw began to
swell, bcco m ing very
painful. The Cancer be-
gan to eat and spread,
antii II was as large as Q
half dollar, when I heard
Of s. 8. S. and deterrnin.
dto give It a fair trial.
and Il was remarkable
hat a xrNnderfu1 effect
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thad from the very beginning the sore began to
heal and after taking few bottles disa ppearesdi
entirely This was two years ago theie are still
70 signs Of the Cancer. and my general health
continues good.-MRs. r. SHIRER, La Plata. Mo:
SIS =; :; 6
Cancer, containing valuable and interest.
ing information about this disease, and
write our physicians about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
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RiSaS Y ldgrimaS
(de Virginia Ortea J

Confeso paladinamente que me
equivoqu6 de plano
Tome Ell libro con cierta pre7en-
ci6n.
Los Hbros que escriben las da-
mas me inspirsn siempre alguu te-
NOR.
L. muier, que 20 veo que cose,
que dispone, que ARE a, que man-
da a baFrer, y a fregar, y & todas
esas cosa', - me fgura que 6 no
tiene tempo para mas, no le so.
bran alientos para dedicar su esprit
tn al p3seo imaginario de los su g.
nos.
Es una ma'a lnsnera de mirar
las, pOrque tambien la mujer es ami
ga y hermana de las flores, las TO-
res son el adorno de la naturaleza,
Gpero que voy hacer, ST esa-la an
teri3r'es mi impression, cusndo ho-
j6O IN libro esctito por mano feme-
nil?
No obstante, estsmpo aqu1 Ell
emea culpaS arrepentido de mi pre-
venci6n.
El lihro de Virginia Ortea es
bueno.
Hay en- sus pa ginas imagenes
be Isl mas, hay pensamientos y con.
ceptos profonl los, orig na1idad, gus.
to en- la forma, y esmerada diccion.
Con esas c0ndiciones que bnllen
en- las hojas del libro, tiene este to-
do cuanto ha menester para que
valga, y vale.
En- eMesenianao que es su pri-
mer cap1tulo, campeau los sen til
mientoe, el amor flial, 81 coraz6n
que hab!a, las lagrimas que Sc des-
bordan, Ia exclamation profunda, ell
eco de dolor que Sc escapa del alma,
y ell recuerdo al ser querido que dio
q Virginia luz en- el Csrebro y fbras
delicAdas para llorar y sentir.
All, en- ese capftuIo hemos SEN
lido con ella.
En- Ia &c orieta," tuvimos los
asportes de IN visje al sitio des-
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EI cafe
contra Ell tab0CO.

A los que inconoda ell fumar y
no 81 sieaten con erergfas para de-
jar de hacerlo, Sc les proporcionara
un gran cOnsue,o:
El distinguido ingeniero Mr..
Eugenio Brissant, de Paris, es i'm
placable fumador y no puede rescI
verse suprimir ell uso del tabaco,
por mas que su me lico Sc 10 hs re-
conendadc, pues aquel vicio es un
gran Inconvenience para su salud.
Mr.. Brissaut medit6 mucho So
bre ese importsnte particular, Y ca
20 en- Ia cuenta de que fuese possible
fumar cambiando Ia hoia dtl tabaco
por Ia de cafe.
Ri hizo pues someter q un ana
Isis Ia dicha hoja de cafe, resultau.
do de clio que 6sta no contenfa nin-
guna sustancia t6xica pudi6ndt 50
fumsr abundantemente.
lar. Brlssaut fabrica ciga, rillos
de cafe y saborea ese nuevo tabsco
con gran placer.
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0fiCina del TeSOr0rO
de PuGrtO-RiC

Ell Honorable Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico, avisa s los fabricantas i'm
portadores sujetos Ia tarifa II. q
los comerciantes de la tarifa B. "a
todos los notarios, registra1ores, i'm
portadores etc. de Ia Tarifa G. de Ia
Ley de Rentas 1nternas, que 81 dia
81 de Enero actual sera retirada to-
da Ia serie de sellos Actuales de rem
tss interuss, y que no sera sceptado
en- pago ninguno dc estos, apartir
de dicha fechA en- que ser&n suminis-
trSdos los de una nueva emission y
que seran los que deberan utilizarse
desde el 10 entrAnte; previniendo que
estos sean comprados en- las colec
turfas & los sgentes; pudi6ndose cam
biar las existenciAs de los anterio-
res dirigiendose 81 Tesorero de Pto
Rico, siendo penados los que los
utiliCeu.
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ROaStb00f, jam0n
y p0SCadOS
en- paStillaS.

El suef1o del gran Berthelot ha
empezado convertirse en- raalidad.
Las 1ltimas noticias de Nueva
York nos anuncian qne acaban do
abriree allf dos restaurants que
dfa y nocne Sc ven sitiados por innu
merab es parroquianos, deseosos de
no perder el tiempo entregandose q
les placeres de la mesa.
EsOs restaurants modern styl yleH
expeuden TODD g6nero de alimentos,
6 mejor dicho, ell iug0, Ia sustsncia
esenciel de ell0s, condensado en- pas
tillas diminutas.
Lo mismo So sirve IN <roast
bsef' comprimido, que una loncha
de jsm6n condensada.
Cada pastilla encierra una ra-
sion completa de carne de vaca, de
ave, de pescado an psnecillo.
La asimitac:on de los alimentos
propinados en- asta forma es tan r&
pida como su aosorci6n.
Va tienen los dispepsiccs y las
gentes muy ocupadas IN medis sen
clio de satisfacer sus recesida1es.
SQuien sabe ST dentro de ounce
8 veinte P1os nos reiremos de los q
ah0r4 TODD 10 ce,ebran con esuntuo
81 s banquetesy y op1parAs comidasa.
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BIBLIOGRAFIA.
0trO librO de TOlStOy.
PLACERES VICIOSOS.


-. Con citar el antor: sTolstoy2;
y agregar que este libro es n her
moso tratado de moral cristiana, re-
pleto de saludables principles que
SO recomiendan en- ameno estilo y Sc
hsllan impregoados de poesfa deli
cada, que hslaga y conmueve, esta
dlcho todo.
Las disquisiciones del maestro
Sc encaminan desterrar del hombre
los habitos NAL amos del tsbaco y
las bebidas alcoholics que embru-
tecen y acortan la vida Con abun-
dante copia de razones, demuestra
sT0lstoyH las excelencias de una vi
da moderada y racional, base posi- =
tiva de los estados de alma perfec-
tos, que proporcionan las atlas s..
tisfacciones naturalfs, y Sc aumen-
tan prOgresivamente por ell con0ci-
mientO de # mi smo y-uso que Sc ha-
ce de ese conocimiento.
&Placeres Viciosos1 es un ibYo
para todos, como 10 es Ia moral uni.
versal. Recomendarle, es recomen-
dSr ell bien y hacer una obra meli-
toris
Perfectamente traducido por
Augusta Riers, lleva dicha obra an
notable prefacio de Alexandra Du-
mas (hijO), ell insigne autor de <La
Dana de las Csmelias0, y varias OPT
niones de escritores celebres.
Dicho tom0, que luce una ar
tfstica portada, esta pre- sentado con
ell buen gustO editorial que scostum
bra Is casa eMaucci>, y al precio de
una pesets.
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DENUNCIAS

Conception Panisgua denuncia.
Paula Mazsn, por haberle provo
cado, y Paula Mazan denuncia 4
Conception Paniagua por haberla
provocado.
Celestino Perez denuncia q Con.
cepci6n Panisg gua,> por provocacio
nes y amenazas a dona Paula Man
zan. E Estas amenazas las hacia con
un formon.
Daniel Castro vecino de la calle
de la Tanca, denuncia q un irdividuo
llamado ell Paisa que habita en- Ia
calle de Ia Cruz por haberle injuria'
do y provocado
FL Cabo Fran cisco Carreras de
runcia ante 81 Tribunal de Policfa
q Pedro Gomez y Mr. Vincent Ro.
blirco abogado americana por pelea
y escandalo en- IL via pdblica.
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critic: con Ia autora faimos q yer Ia
amiga de su infancis, y sentimos con
ella'el csri11o que Virginia pinta, la
simpatfa que d1a describe; y paso
por nuestros ojos, en- 81 campo de Ia
imaginaci6n Yoltsadora, todo squel
paraie, aquel sltio encantador.
La description de HNuestros
bAutizos" que ALA en- ls terra ''quis-
queltana" son como en- esta de ''Bo
rlnquen," es fiel en- sumo. .grado y Ell
asunto esta desarrollado con tods
precision de detalles.
"Estrellas y Flores" no es un
estudio, es un poema- en- que SO pre-
sentan con belllsimo alarde todas
las delica lezAs fntimas de un ser que
suena, aqu1 en- Ia TERRA, eu,donde
los sue6Os son siempre el descsnso
de las almas,que saben sentir.
En- suma, ell libro de la hiia de
Ortea es UNI album primorosO en- el
que la pluma ha trazado con rssgos
seguros, trAbajos de valer.
No la Ialentamos, NO, que alien
tos no necesita Ia que "a ha escala'
do Ia cumbre; pero reudimos justo
tribute una labor de merito, ARE
pintiendonos una y mil veces, de
haber pensado que Ia mujer que cose
que arregla y que barre, no tiene
tempo para assender a las regiones,
en- donde ell cielo ssul presta inspirA
ci6n, ell puro ambiente nos trssporta
al deIirio, y Ia naturaleza lejana,
muy lejana, no turba los eusuefos
de Ia idea, que cabalga de Dube, en-
cube, y Sc remonts y llPga hasta 10
alto O.,........
MI " a
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Nml s
hdaed h Post Office h.an Juan 3 mmand dmmMmJ1
Donninguerd.
va esta ahf la fiesta carnava les

va esta ahf la fiesta carna7a les
Y &f6 que vamos divertirnos
en- grande. Conozco 20 como Glen
to veinticinco pollitas y otrss tantas
que no 10 son, que me han asegura-
do asistir q los bales y eada una
ha compro netido un tetistG - les as1?
con este afortunado dominguista.
Desde luego, que sc va q bailRr
por TODD 10 alto, de seis seis, y de
siete a siete.
Y 20 iel devote de Teps1core,
me voy dar mas gusto..
HaOra es claro, con tauto jale0,
y con con tantR animacion, y con
tantas i6venes bellas, bell1simas, que
concurrir&n & los bales, una elecclon
amplfsima.
Esta qnierO y esta no quiero.
La de mas ala me ,gusta = la otra
NE gusta mas. Aquella rubia, me
hechiza miranda con uncs ojos azu-
les que dan idea del cieloi y Ia otra
morena me embriaga, pues v6o tras
Ell luminar de su pupils, pssar los
pensamientos.
La bsjita me encanta, y la alta
me seduc.; Ia gruesa me enamora,
Ia de'gada me euloquece.
IQae va q ser de mi, Dios m1o,
cuRndo todo ese ej6rcito femenil, SO
empefe en- bailar conmigo? fQae
hare para que todas queden conten.
tas de mi completeness?
dQa6-me hare, Dies mio, que me
h&r6p
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Tribunal
de PoliCla.
DIsTRITO DE CATEDR

Jose Oramo por vender des ,ues
de las diez de la mech !. sin p-rmi~o,
S 200 multa p0r el hech y s 3 90
por f alta de comp recs cis ell
dia 23
La panaderia <Mano N 2 a,s
Barbosa hermano y B B era pa-
naderia <Mod sloa por ven Ger pm
falto de peso 5 200 los dos p.;me
ros y 5 5000 el 1ltimo,, dec m sa3d,'
Sc dtcho pan y 'absnelto Ia pa 3sde'
ria el Centric de Detsllistas
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81 SuCeSO de anOChG

Anoche como 4 las 12, fueron
atacados por Ell deteuido Catalina
Santisg Tcsnciado del presidio, en-
10 misma Jefatura de Policfa el es-
cribiente sef1or Aldea y e1 Guardia
Gonzalez que fu6 el que detuVo al
individuo.
El Santiago essujeto de mAlos
antecedentes, habiendo salido el
mismo dia del deposito municipal y
siendo detenido en- Ia noche por mai
tratar 4 una mujer. Ell Juzgado Mu'
nicipal de San Francisco tieue como
cimiento del suceso.
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Ests casa cuenta con un compile
to surtido para instalaciones de inO,
dOros, bafios duchas, fregaderos etc
Ademas de ofrecer q los propie-
tar.os q mas bsio precio que ningu-
ma otra casa, garantiza no solo ell
material sino el proyecto 6 instals
ci6n completa segun 10 exige la jun
ia Superior de SanidAd por contsr
con personal competente para el Ca
so, ademas esta casa facilitar& Ia for
ma del pago q aquellos propietarios
que en- ell momento de hacer la ms
talaci6n no cueuten con toda Ia can
tidad que dicha installation importe
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AMOR

Amor es fuego que la mente inhama
enciende en- ell cerebro el pensamiento
es triste y melanc6lico lamento
que una sonrisa de piedad reclama;
Es ell incendio de visible llama
que atiza en- cada pecho e4 sentimiento:
es en- ell blando susurrar del viento
81 suSpiro del angel que nos anna;
Els ave que fabrica SUI morada
con juramentos, l&grimas duelos
y luz abrasadora en- la mirada
un mundo de carinos y de anhelOs.
y hace del ser la vida desgracada
10 impulsa feliz hasta los cielos
ABELARDO,
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FOREIGN

One Yea ea........ gold ...... Q g. 90
AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Linea f6rr9a del OeSte.

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Institute Washington
70 70-FORTALEZA San JUAN.

Glasses preparatoriss para ell Ma
gisterio. Empezara ell curse el ld-
nes 90 & las de Ia tarde y las cla-
ses durar&n q horas.
Ademas de las &signaturss para
maestros, hay una clase para los q,
deseen ipgressr en- la Normal de
Rio -piedras.
instruction primaria completa.
Precios m6dicos.
GEO B. BENEDICT.
Director.
12-4
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Santiago B. Palmer.
AbOgadO Americana.

Fierce en- todos los Tribu males
de esta Isla y especialmente en- al
Corte Federal.
Gale Allen No. %.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
A P.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-15

GLIDING the cost OF two submissions
$500, 600; two seven-month sessions
OF the legislature to accommodate the
laws, especially the revenue laws, to
the new constitution. 5000, 600; sodi-
flying the laws, $40, 900; while the
cost 10 the people OF unsettled prece-
dents is continuous, and VAS estimated
by those who we're best able to judge
at from So, 600, 600 TO $50, 900, 600. 1t
can be positively shown that in thus
constitutional convention were born
all the political whimsies which flual-
ly brought about the disruption Of the
democratic party in the state, the
triumph OF Bradley, aud the assina-
ton Of Goebel. Perhaps the most
interesting aud amusing result of this
convention was that it got the L. &N.
railroad-that staid old Dutch con-
cern-to meddllng in politics. Now,
playing politics in Kentucky comes
high, aud in ten years the L. & N.
went into the hands Of a receiver.
Oh no, let's get along with our old
constitution for a year or two yet.
England has done very well for hun
dreds of years without any written
constitution at all, and the United
States government has never referred
to its since the war.
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The Packing House Merger.

Reports Of the consolidation Of the
large packing houses Of the country
have been in circulation for some
months. This week what seems to be
pretty reliable information is given.
out as to the details of the merger
which are SO similar to those of all
the other Industrial combines that a
brief analysi VI Of them may be worth
while.
The total value OF all the plants in
the combine, including ''good will, =
established trade, " etc, estimated
on the basis OF earning capacity aud
not on original cost, is put at $780,
900, 900. Preferred stock to this
amount will be issued to the present
owners 10 the ratio Of their present
holdings. Two hundred million dol.
lars Of common stock 10 addition will
be sold, ana S1OO, 00O, QUO OF DOnus viii
also be put upon the market to raise
a wor ing capital. In other words.
by the sale Of the common stock the
present owners win get their money
out Of their plants; BY the sale OF the
bonds they will get their working cap
ital out Of their business, and BY tho
retention of the preferred stock the
will still maintain their ownership
Of it,
1t is expected that the perfection
Of a monopoly in N indispulable arti
Gle Of consumption, the strengtbeuinl
Of its claim for discrimination #
: freight rates, aud the saving OF eS
penses Of competition in both buyin
, aud selling, Will enable The consol'
! dated concern to pay such dividend
q on the COMMON stock as to Insure il
/, sale. If not, then the earnings Of I'll
preferred stock win be sacrific'd unit
the common stock and b9nds al
9 placed
When The merger has been COZ
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pletely effected the result viii be
that every holder Of common stock
and every holder OF bonds viii be IN.
terested in preventing legislation TO
suppress rebates, discrimination in
freight rates, provide for the reduc-
ton Of tariff on imported cattle or
dressed meats. or otherwise interfere
with this monopoly. And it will be
found that Legislators and judges are
among the holders Of these stocks and
bonds. When it is considered that
similar monopolies cover the produc-
ton Of iron, glass, lumber, machinery
and more than three hundred Of the
common necessaries Of life and trade,
it will be seen that the correction Of
trust evils is going to be a very difi-
cult matter.