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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

a person generally enjoys good health
whose bowels arc accustomed TO easy
evacuation each morning NJ bilious or
consipated use Go chs Mexican Root
Pills They help lHf neycr grippe or weak.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20
.ATARRH

IL is absorbed Heals and protects the
Membrane. Restores the Senses OF Taste
and Smell. Full size. 5oc; Trial Size Ioc
at Druggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS. So Warren ST., n V.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

The happy man is hc who knows what hc
ought to know and who knowing GOochs
Quich Relief cures internal ache and OK.
tcrnal pain insists on his druggist Keeping
Be for sale Price 2s cents q bottle
ElcSA T7@1sssa
As thc viruicucc blood poison increases
sores may break out anywhere every bone
and nerve may ache tie skin peal on in
patches thc hair fali out and ihc nervous
system become shattered The use OF
6oochs SarsapafiIia will at once lessen thc
activity 0i thc disease and eventually driy,
it entirely out Of the system Buy % bottle
and read thc many testimonials Of cures
printed on its wrapper.
Ii1o-2no C1aron Ti1ssf
Money refunded if % ever fails
ANrtACuE cures ChlUs and Fever
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20
ASK
Dr. u G gi S t
for
10 Gel MT
TRIAL SIZE.
ASK
Ely Cream Balm

oiVts Rttttf ~ ONCE.
IL clcanses. soothes
and heals the dis.
casSd membrane. II
cures catarrh and
drives away a cold
In the head quickly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20
KNGW0oD PRESTON THURSDAY MARCH 90 1902
ARIZONA EiCKLErs.

ARIZONA KICKLErs.
Things Happen Every Day Ia the Lii,
OF Western Editor.
The coroner Of this town couldn't do
more sensible thing than to hold an inques
on his own remains
The county clerk was drunk again or
Monday and unable TO do business. n,
says 1t is liver trouble, but il he doesn'
sober Up he may have trouble with his neck
Old Jim Hewson, who was bitten bv q
wolf two weeks ago, is said to be in crit
cal condition from blood poisoning. Nc
one has heard from the wolf, bu, he
probably died long ago.
The position Of sporting editor on the
siah Of this paper is vacant The salary i,
So per week, and the applicant mus, furnish
his own guns and cartridges aud pay his
funeral expenses.
We ask it as a personal favor that Colonel
Jackson will keep away from this Office
Three diftereu, times within a mouih he has
called aud sho, at us because we differ with
him as TO the length of the Mississippi
river, aud, though he couldn't hit us If he
shot all day long, the noise hc makes dis.
turbs the printers in the next room
90
Again We warn our readers not to put too
much trust in our weekly weather predictions
We may hit it plumb center now and then.
or we may not come within a mile Of it. An
/ the tools we have TO work with are pair Of
eompasses, rule, blue pencil and
unlimited ambition and we simply do the
bes, we can.
We are not the vigilance committee. nor
arc we in any manner connected with il, but
we u wager two to one that il the individual
who calls himself Major Buck doesn't stop
psrading around town with his guns he'll be
invited 10 ueck-iie social before he is forty.
eight hours older.
90
The public demand for photographs Of
our private editorial graveyard is go pressing
that We have concluded to supply them al
25 cents each. They show the headstones
Of the fourteen persons who have died ,ha,
we might live on and at the same time con
Wy '''"e'"'"s OF o'"e' OF a moral
20
As near as we can figure il out, our es
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

Wolf Creek has got ils village charter
and a focal government, and now th, people
are waiting Tor some one to come along for
ihe vigilance Committee 90 practice ON.
They have 'yuched two or three men of
straw, but there is little satisfaction in that.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

Oeer al Bloc Hills ihe other day fourteen
men turned loose io the public streets and
hrel sy bullets apiece and no one vas even
grafei We always eontendcd that 90 was o.
cros..ry.d town
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

40 the doctors in town agree tbat the
City hospital ought TO Doe provided vith
electric lights This bunting for a bullet
in q mans hip by the light Of two lalIow
candles IS slow and tedious work. and hc
is generally left TO- carry sc off with him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-20

The r,por, that there IS 800 feeling between
Che governor and ounslf is entirely without
foundation lie knows that % is only a
question Of Time when we will stand in bis
shoes. hui be- is taking The matter philo.
sophically and making mo- kick as good
fellow
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23

It is intended to make the "Old
Settlers" picnic on the 18th Of June
an event to be remembered in this
county. Every one is invited whether
an old settler or new one. Bring
your dinner basket and make day
OF it. The various committees will do
all in their power to make the day
both pleasant and profitable. At q
meeting last Saturday the following
committees were appointed and as
many as possible are requested to
meet tomorrow to organize for work:
Executive Committee-B. r. Mosher,
A. Montgomery, D. L. Heath and
Cyrus Roberts.
Finance Committee-A. Montgom-
cry, Henry Copp, ]. K. p. Manuel,
NJ. DeTar, A. NJ. Merryman and E.
P. Shepherd.
Committee on Speaking : Robert
McCanse, a. E. Geer and ]. NJ.
Lewis, Jr.
Music Committee. N. Mosher, G.
T.. wilson, L. a. NOBLE ana w. ID.
Eblers.
Trap Shooting Committee-M. De-
Tar, S. G. Leonard and II. J. Draut.
Foot Race Committee-D. L. Heath.
Horse Race Committee-CA A. Mosh-
err, John Smith, Ed Lyman and Geo.
Mathenny.
Committee on Seating and Erecting
Tent. etc.-D..L L. Heath, a. Montgom-
cry, Cyrus Roberts, Lou Grybowsl i
and Oscar Harvey.
Committee on Bicycle Races-Clyde
Slaughter, Fred Lewis aud 81. E.
Nelson.
Committee on Base Ball. 1. Brels-
ford and Frank Bishop.
Historical Oration-Robt. McCanse.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
Troubles of a Beer PARTY.

Some of the colorcd men of this city
started beer party up near the depot
Thursday night of last week. They
later adjourned to the shack occupied
by the coal shovclers at the chute.
After cooling off on beer they warmt d
up in discussion which finally re-
suited in a man who works for the
railroad smashing his lantern over
another mans head. The absurdity
of hitting a darky on the head did not
occur to him. in fact he did not stop
for reflection but lit out for the depot
where he told narrowing tale about
the mob which had run him away
from his work. Two of the boys took
the midnight train for Dodge where
they were arrested. In suit insti
gated by the railway authorities, one
OF them with two others who remained
in town were placed on trial for as
SAINT. Four witnesses swore that the
only party who raised any row was
the complaining witness whose testi-
mOny as to the assault WAS not corr
rOborated and consequently the prose-
cutiOn fell down. The only facts
clearly proved were that beer party
had resulted in the boys getting full
for which they should all have been
jagged and fined.
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Surprise Party.

Monday evening about twenty of th..
young friends of Mr.. and Mrs. lsalph
Bidwel dropped in on them, giving
them a genuine Old-fashioned surprise
party. Two young ladies were sent
on ahead to get Mrs. Bidwell into the
house to- receive their call. Ralph
remained standing in the yard and
seeing the crowd passing thought
there must be party at one of the
neighbors. When they turned in at
his door it suddenly occurred to him
that the party was at his house. He
promptly concluded to attend and
wenI in to- find that it was the fifth
anniversary of his wedding and that
the yonng people were loaded with all
manner. OF wOodenware. A delightful
"venlny was spent in "reminiscences,
anticipations, and refreshment. bodily
and mental
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published May Q, 1902.

State of Kansas, L.
Edwards Couniy
In tbs. District court of Edward> Comfy, in
the State of Kansas.
Ruth McCOnahie
Plaintiff
VS..
A. II. McConahie,
Defendant.
The defendant, A. III. McCcnahic. II hereby
notified that ne has been sued in the above
emit lied Lourt, in the above entitled action,
by Ruth McCena' lie, plaintiff i'm said action.
ard that said plaintiff has flied her petition
in the District Court of the county of Ed
wards. in the State OF Ka:sas. sgainet you,
a.d that unless yen answer said petition on
or hefOr.- the 18th day Of June iG2. said petit
ton will re taken as true and Judgment rem
dered accordingly of the following naiurc.to
wi ::
A decree OF absolute divorce of plaintiff
from defendant.
nsted ind fist puhlicat on, this 9th day of
May, 1902.
RUTH MCCONAHIE,
Plaintiff.
by W. n. BEEZLEY,
Attorney.
ATTEST: NJ MrRrEN,
Clerk OF District Court. .-23
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23

To all Whs,m il may couceft:
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF an order issued out of the Probate Court
OF Edwards County. Kansas authorizing and
lowing described real estate. belonging TO the
estate of William NJ. White. deceased. for the
payment of debrs due from said csta,e will.
at O'Clock p m. ON the 18th day OF June.
1869. at the front door of tho Court House in
kfneley. Edwards county. KenPRs. offer at
public eaie the following real estate. 10 wit !:
The southwest quarter of Scction Twenty
I'VE ia5l. Township No. T~enfy-six rssl. eouth
of Range No Nineteen n9). west OF the Sixth
t6thD Principal Meridian I'm County and State
aforesaid.
Said sale 10 be made to the highest bidder
preserving the right to reject any or all bids)
for cash In hand.
Dated this 18th day OF May. A. D., 19te.
+. d. TAYLOR, Adminisf rator.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
The Right Wav.

a youhg farmer living on the south
sid,. recently allowed his wife to make
visit of several days in Jackson
township and when the time came for
her return he came. into town. bought
a handsome new buggy and drove out
for her. That wife returned TO her
home a. happy rs when size first en-
tered il as bride. Ii more husbands
woul5 follow the same general tactics
t:le:e would he fewer divorce cases in
court. It i rot necessary to buy ::
bn.gy. u,;t Just some little token @!
ally. 30 that the contrast b,twrei:
court hip and riage may not be
too marked.
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Notice of Application to Purchase sehoo, Ian,
/ irs, punished May .. 1902.

irSt puiii he'd May Q. 1902.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will. on the 18th dav of Nav. lar. axe an
application to- tn. PrOhne "urt e Edwards
= unity. Kansas. tn piirrhaS.. the following
described school lard situated IL: the organ
lied county of Edwards Kansas. viz the
=. RSnRe II w.
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement. continuous residence and Inn
provements, VIZ: Rcnjam;n Mctarty. resi-
dcnce. Fellsbury. Kans.. and Tho mas p. kint-
ncr, r, sidence FelisburY. knns-
Done at kinslev 'eunty of Edwards, Kan
eas. this Sth day OF Nav. i9o2.
52S u. +. wEEST, Petitioner.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
W ESTINDCND.

w rSIIVbt MI.
Main line local arrives at $50 p. m.
Denver train No. ) arrives over the
main line at S:45 p. IN.
AccOmmO I'd alton train from Hutch
in>on over the branch arrives at 12:05
p. m stops at all stations.
California express No. / arrives at
l0:lj p. IN. over the branch and stops
at all stations on the branch on flag.
Mexico and California express No.
4 arrives over the bra nch at l2:1o a.
~. Does not stop on branch.
Local freight arrives over the
branch at $50 p. m.
EASTBOUND.
Local freight over the main line
leaves at 7:40 a. m.
Chicago express No. leaves over
the main line At $50 n. m.
Chicago express No. 8 leaves over
the main line at $40 p. m.
Atlantic express No. = leaves at 6:10
%. m. over the bra nch.
Local freight over tie branch leaves
at $50 IL. m.
HUTCHINSON accommodation leaves
over the branch at $40 p. m. and stops
at all stations.
Minneapolis. Mimi. July I'll, 1902.
Annual nteetin" National Educational
Association One fare plus - 90 for
round trip. Tic kets on sale July D, Il
ami Return not earlier than July
8. no" later than July II. For full
part iculars apply at ticket Office, or
address G. w. Glass, agent.
Low rates tn Colorado and Utah via
Saut. Fe. jule - 10 81 inclusive. July
tn II inclusive: only SIS 90 for round
"trip kiusley to Denver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo: $500 to Glen
wood Springs AID $500 to Salt Lake
City. S:OpoverS allowed at Pueblo
or west. Final return limit October
II. ieti2.
Hutchinson. annual Kansas Musi-
cal Jubilee. Date of sale. June to
6, Inclusive. Return limit, June I.
One fare for round "trip.
Topeka. State Convention Peoples
Party. On sale .fIue 1926. inclusive.
Return limit, June p. One fare for
ronnd trip:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
Miscellaneous.
Prices of School Books.

The following shows the books
adopted, the prices To the local agents
and the concerns which captured the
CONTRACTS. the result of the work of
the text book commission:
First reader. price lOc, American
Book Go
second reader, lac, American Book
Co
Third reader, 3D., American Book
Go.
Fourth reader. 30c, American Book
CO.
Fifth reader. Hoe, american Book
Co.
Writing, oc, Crane II Co. Topeka
Spelier, Zoe, Rand. McNaily & Co.
Chicago.
Mental arithmetic, Pc. CHM & Co,
Chicago.
Elementary arithme,ie. 25c. Scott.
Foresn.:ln X Co. Chicago.
Advanced arithmetic, 35c. Scott,
Fo:eSman Il Co.
Eien.entafy geography, 30. Ameri-
ctn Hook Co.
Advanced geography. .5c, Ameri-
CAR Louk Co.
Elementary grammar, aoc, Amtri
eau Book Co.
;: Advanced grammar, 34c, Crane &
Co
United States history, 5o.. Scott.
. Furesinan & Co.
Physical y,.e.., Apply. soc. Ginn & Co
;; Algebra, SOC. Giun K Co.
Physiology. 5c... American Book Co.
Physics, SOS. Allyn X Bacon, Chi.
caeo.
bookkeeping. 40c, Goodyear Mar
shall, Cedar Rariis, Iowa.
'rhe books are sold to pupils at ten
PR coi.s. above the price to agents.
All books nov in u.e mu.t be taken
in at hall the piieestf ihs new books
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23
Legal Notice.
First published Apri

First published April 18th. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that we have fil,d d
petition for permit TO cell intOx ca ling
liquors for medical. ins-,-hnnics,l aud scis.Itifc
purposes only. and IN It said petit ion will he
heard at the ,.ifi. e of the Probate Judge in
Kinsiey. Kansas. IN the 18th day IL May. I3..
at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
DErtR & DONNRLL
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Notice.

Miss DeRacker a nd Miss Alaxa. der
are prepared to do dress making in
e. .nn"c: ion with Mrs. T.. f. Willard :
millinery establishment. Cutting and
fitting II specially.
Give us a call 523
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Convention Program.

The following is the program of the
twelfth annual session of the Edwards
County Sunday School Association
to be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church in this place next Wednesday
and Thursday, May % and 3d.
WEDNESDAY, 2:OOP NJ.
Devotional. ..............C. D. Wood
Address, Rev. Fl. d. Springston, Supt.
Baptist Sunday School Work in
Kansas.
Paper, "Decision Day.. Mrs. Hirt
General Discussion.
Dismissal.
WEDNESDAY, S:OOP. NJ.
Song Service. Prof. Baugher
Lecture, Rev. w. l.. Sutherland, Pas
tor Great Bend Congregational
Church.
THURSDAY, 900 A. II.
DevOti Onal. -. ........C. D. Wood
''The Scholars Heart and How to
Open It'......... Rev. Aberuethy
"Some Problems of the Sunday
School in the Country. az Union
VS.. Denominational: (b) Ever
green VS.. ALTERNATING: (c) Time
ness VS.. Hardness. Conducted
by. d. Wood
Question Box. One question from
each school represented. Rev. H.
D. Springston.
I. Cnh~oI ,, D.,
Z 4 Sntherlands
Business Session. Fl. Engle
Dismissal.
THURSDAY, 900 p NJ
Devotional ..............C. D. Wood
''20th Century Sunday School," J. Fl.
Engle. e,-,0-I
Round Table, "rhe Sunday School
Teacher" conducted by Prof.
Baugher.
estate Convention Echoes" J. H..
Miscellaneous.
THURSDAY, 500 P. NJ.
Song service. r. A. Andrews
Lecture, r'Here and There in Kansas
Land''. III. Engle
The entertainments committee is COM
4 posed of Mrs. Crow, chairman. Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. McCanse and Miss Brels-
ford.
The officers of the association are
L. II. Clark. president, and Mrs.
Maggie Misner, secretary.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-23

-S-s--s&-~< <<-s-<ses. sSS--.~-<S-&--,-s-k<
prc<scee ssso sshovs -x.ss..ts z, ca days. K ects
powerfully ead quietly. Cures Nfcn III G; hers fssE
xou,lx vii, rcr.J t,ciz Scet scahoo1 snt oic
mec yin recover shcir youthful Stco- ~ us:Es
REgTVo. Is es.ic4.v ss>d srresy -crto-ee Nervous
ness. Lost yits.,ty, I=,rotenc. slightly EsniSsteas
Lost Rc~tc. xciiss 2cErcry. Ns:sre Dice sses. SEQ
III Elects CT eef!at7e CT es-d fucissset;Gn.
which szrAts oEc Ter F.cdy tuet1ec5o rkTris<e- &c
notcus< cures y -siy at tho sat - Giecssr. tnS
1sesrsat nerve tcztc s1d t<cc6 hc:tder. t-iItss.
storing tie TIRE cT -ousb. It wLcdE o. IasactH
and Consumption. i1siet on having EEvLSOv 10
osncr. e can Do carried "a vcst pocket. ~ Hso
X4&o DcrpecSsTc. or Ex for C6yods Mia rrca5
tive written gr.a-z<a<eo Co cnrc g. refrz4
ne money. Book rc advise free Address
ROYAL kEEICINE CO., '6 cisse e:ss;cI If -
For Sale by n. DeT-r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General Manager Kruttschnitt Visits
The Shops and Yards.
SAYS STRIKE TALK IS ALL NONSENSE
He Left Last Night for New Orleans
and viii Return on Monday to See
Mr. Markham.

Mr.. Julius Kruttschnitt. the fourth vice
president and general manager Of the SoutA-
eru Pacific system and first assistant to the
president Of that system, spent yesterday
looking over the company's terminals in
this city. The general manager was nc
companied by Manager Goodrich Of the
Houston East and West Texas. y K Col
burn superintendent Of bridges and huild
ings Of the Southern pac.Ic' j j. Ryan,
master mechanic OF the Southern Pacific
and $. a. Mlllcan. master mechanic or
the Houston East and West Texas The
southern Paclhc and the Houston East and
West Texas shops were visited and also the
yards Of both the southern Pacific and the
Hug>ton and Texans Central The sloppy
condition 81 the yards did not seem TO dis
concert tbe visiting official IN the least lie
took everything good naturedly and was
yesy comp .lmcnIary in his remarks auent
the condition Of affairs in the Southern Pa
ei6c al3 Houston East Bud West Texas
shops
TO @ Post reporter Mr. Kut,schutt said
the reports published Ia some papers to the
ehect t6aJ bis visit was accustomed for the
purpose ut Joining in the conference be-
tween Manager Van Week aud the repre-
SrhtGtiffs az ,lr Oouioetvl ana tIaihmen
were zoo utHstu-Icai 90 t3iS about
Manager Won t.uoE AJs that matter In
hand and is capable OF handling d, Iuvre
- no truth whatever i'm This strike talh
Ihat .uo matter between MF. Van Week and
the conductors aut Talumpu will be ad
lusted without amy suggestion from me, /
have rot the slightest doubt,
My reusor Ton being uege was stated
correctly M The Pos, this morning II ls
one Of my periodical tIlus. bat it rs q Iru
tnat dld not intend taking at this time.
started ont from san francisco with the
intention OF going 90 Omuba and returning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01

and IT, connecting roads and alliance Wit
me First National bank IN New York hav
created much Interest here According
,,ne Record Hereld the alliance with ~
ffrst National bank interests Is taken
significant, w H. Moore MAS recent
elected director " the bank ana j plni
pont Morgan controls It, lose facts nay
ltd 10 the supp0sltion that i new railro1,
alNarce hos been formed This being IN,
case, the Hill-Monrc coordination with MI
Northern properties and Burlington ana M.
Morgan-Muore syndicate with the Roo
island la the Southwest are in a poslfio
70 make, an Interesting fight. Recently III.
hoch Island entered into trunic arrange
inent vita the Southern Pacific FOR Inc 81
change Of traffic nc VI Paso, ana n III,
stated az that time that the arrangenri.,
was entirely satisfactory to the Roci
The Record Herald ntmatcs connectio
between III Paso and Los Angeles Is liicly
mus giving the Rock Island road to Nh
Pacific coast
me company is $50 figuring on many n
portant extensions In Texas, oklahoma and
the indian Territory, ana IL is rliinored tbat
tue Burlington. Cedar Rapids aud Northern
WIZ soon be taken over and operated gs /,
division OF the Rock Island
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
RATTLE or THE RAIL.


~ J. Burns, superintendent Of the arst
division Of the Denver aud BIO Grande, mas
resigned. '''S
The Santa Re win establish a museum at
cost $4,000.
W. y. Corneau. former treasurer Of the
10 years old.
The American Association Of Genera, Pas.
Sengef ann Lleket Agents wild meet In New
David l.. King, who built the Valley rrl
road, now part OF the Baltimore ana Cuin.
died wednesday nt Akron. Ohio.
The Louisville and Nashville has pur.
chased ll.O0O shares OF NashyIHe Chat
tanooga and st. Louis stock from the Jacob
Rogers estate.
The Arkansas Valley and Western ig a
newly chartered road IL win run from
Sapulpa to Enid ~ the Indian Tsrriterv IL
Is ifteen-mlle road.
Arthur G. Wells general superintendent.
Is spoken OF as general manager Of thc
santa re lines west OF Albuquerque. 10
sEeceed W. g. Neyin, deceased
Panhandle earnings for December. rross
We're Sl1f9697. an Increase OF S5S54i'
southern earnings, gross. for the same
month were SS.la2.2J0. an increase Of SfT,.
RI. G. CLARK. general superintendent NJ the
Missouri Pacific at ST. Louis has been sS.
pointed general manager of the Chocta NJ
oklahoma and Cali headquarters Little
Rock.
A committee representing the euelncmen
and traininen OF the Chicago Great Western
railway has concluded a lengthy confer,
ence with the officials OF that line regard.
Ing certain INEQUALITIES In pay.
President Underwood OF the Erie an.
nounces the adjustment Of the ofiee or as.
slstant general manager. The road had
three such officials Two Of them have
been made general snperintqndents
Warren ]. Lynch Of the Big -Four has beeu
appointed general passenger agent OF the
Cincinnati Northern. THIS makes him gen
eral passenger agent or four roads. a dis.
ilnction enjoyed by no other official
President Loree OF the Baltimore and
ffain denies the widely circulated report
ifat the road will spend $1,000 COO Ia i'm,
ptegements. lie says . large amount Will
Pc spent, but not near the sum mentioned
Despite the protests OF business men,
Governor Van SAINT OF Minnesota mas an.
sacied that he viii net desist in his aght
aNainst the alleged railroad merger en-
aFeied BY the Northern Securities COM.
Hlny
ihe special committee appointed by the
western presidents 10 see that the new rate
acrPement Is enforced Is preparing a cireu.
lar which. II Is said VIII contsln an lmper.
alive clause that the present giving habit
on the part Of railroad agents must cease.
The Frisco comparative statement OF an,
proximate earnings for the third week In
January shows $434 ,3Of 50 aa incfease OF
S67, 656. 80: July 70 present Ei1 SIS i97. G5
En increase Of Si.4ss fye.s5 Mileage op.
sratsd In 1902. S,20l.4D against 2.sSG.03 IN