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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
The Rock island NAL Carrying

feature connected with the establish
ing of the Rock Islands new Chicago
train will be the probable contest with
the Santa Fe for mail contracts.
Shortly after the establishment OF
the El Paso line. the Rock Island Sc.
cured contract for carrying It's share
of the mail between Chicago and I'll
Paso. The announcement, made at
the same time as that OF the new
train. that a mail car would consti-
tute part of its equipment is taken TO
mean that the Rock Island win en-.
deavor 10 secure ar least n portion OF
the mail carrying between Chicago
and San Francisco and intermediate
points on the route.
The route of the Rock Island TO the
coast, over the Rock Island Inca
proper to the Southern Pacific connec-
zion at I'll Paso, and from mere over
the Southern Pacific to Los Angeles,
is no shorter than the Santa FEES line
but IL does not have the mountain
proposition 10 contend with and
claims IL will in consequence, be able
TO make better time in case speed be.
comes a desideratum.
The officials OF the Rock Island be.
lieve that If ihey can demonstrate
that their Chicago line is as good as
any other and II anything Il little
faster, they viii be able to secure
portion of the mail. IL Is understood
an effort is now being made TO In.
duce the government to order a fun
mail equipment 10 be carried on the
California line. in which event. the
company win secure mileage for the
service until the reweishing, In the
Chicago district
Naturally the Santa Re viii make
strenuous efforts to save all OF its
mail carrying business, and the strug
gle for supremacy may be a sharp
one, resulting In some neck breaking
runs in order to make fast time. A
day clipped OF the time II takes a let.
ter TO reach San Francisco from Chi
cago. will be big thing for the peo-
pie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
onlns Kansas pivision.--The Unto

oiiin3 Kansas Divsion.--The Union
Pacific will soon haze finished the
work of spreading oil on the Kansas
Pacific division. The oil comes from
California and is spread TO prevent
dust
We are very well satisfied with our
experience with the oil said Superin.
tendent Deuel.. I'VE are spreading it
from tank and II is vorl5ing perfect
ly. over the districts thus far covered
there is absolutely 10 dust. We will
have to spread the oil once a year.
This Is because sufficient oil will have
to soak into the ground to 20 below
the depth necessary to pu' in tics. It
takes the oil, and considerable OF it. TO
have this effect.
BY preventing dust the oil saves
our machinery and cars. and l believe
Is OF an immense amount Of benefit to
every railroad, We have found the
California oil preferable to any other
because it contains more asphaltum."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

on the grade-and has worked himself
up by combination OF talents and in
defatigable energy in the application
of his mind TO the duties of the various
positions he has filled. He has built
mis- own ladder to high place and every
pound of II represents hard work and
loyalty to Santa Fee interests.
After beginning in track work and
working some time at 1t, his ambition
led him TO seek Office work and he be-
came a depot agent From that he
went to express agent and worked at
III Dorado. Augusta, Wellington and
Arkansas City.
MIR. Hurley is not yet 80 years of
age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

Gently purchased about 1900 head Of
sheep from jana q Prayer, and was in
Roswell to receive them. This was the
first visit OF these gentlemen to the
Pecos valley, and their expressions
concerning 1t were very hattering.
While Mr.. Luna's presence here was
purely on personal business, in dis.
cussing matters pertaining to the ter.
ritory, he announced that conditions
were very bright for republican success
IN November both as regards the dele.
gate to congress and good majority
In the territorial Legislature. Mr. Luna
Is the republican national committee
man for New Mexico.--Carlsbad Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

road IL separated from the main line
Of the Santa Fe and connects directly
with the main line of the Southern Pa
ciic. II was therefore Of small value
to the Santa Fe. while on the other
hand. II seems to be of importance
to the Southern Pacific.
Using the Naco.Cananea as basis
the southern Pacific company have or.
ganized a new line Of road, and named
1t the Cananea. Yadui River 4 Pacific.
dispatch from Los Angeles In regard
to this company says:
Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. ga circu.
lar issued in tnis city by the Cananea
Yaqui River d Pacific Railroad com.
panw Is said to foreshadow the even.
tual construction OF the long talked of
international north and south rail.
road
'Espies Randolph. general manager
OF IL. T.. huntingdon Pacific Electrical
Railway company of Los Angeles. has
been elected president and general
manager Of the new company
'Mr. Randolph was reluctant to dis.
cuss the plans, but stated that there
would be corps of engineers In the
field In an effort to find routes for ex-
tensions Of the Cananea road north
and south. The plan contemplates a
road north and south through Arizona.
he said, and into the coal fields of New
Mexico and Colorado, ana south from
Cananea lines VIII be run along the
coast Of the Gulf OF California through
Sonora and Sinaloa. lhe Mexican gov.
eminent has made concession Of
land and other rights to the compa-
ny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

Solomon Luna, president OF the ter
ritorial sheep sanitary board. and
Harry F. Lee. secretary of the board
and also clerk of the city OF Albuquer'
que. were In Carlsbad. Sunday night
en- route from Roswell to the northern
part OF the territory. MIR. Luna re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
ROSWELL RACES.
Purses Asgresating SLAB will Be
Given During Fair.

All harness races 10 be mile heats.
best three in FIVE. and to be conducted
under the rules Of the American Trot-
ting association. All running races 10
be conducted under the rules OF the
American Racing association.
Entrance fee, per cent OF purse,
which must accompany nomination,
and per cent additional will be de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Married.

W r. Kelly and Miss ai<tie Miiet
we're married at the ST. Johns church
al $3.50 this afternoon by Rev. REM.
son. Miss Agnes Cramcr. I. Mears.
Miss Joe Browne and Mllburn Darett
Witnessed the ceremony. Both are
wei ana fayorably known in Alhuquer-
que and expect 10 make this their tut
IRE home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Electric Headiights-The Santa FL

Electric Headiights--The Santa Fe
has just adopted electric headlights
for It's locomotives and now comes the
following criticism ON electric head
lights from the ST. Louis Republic:
The wreck on the Monon road at
Hammond Sunday has directed the at
tention of operating. officials to the
electric headlight. II was claimed by
the engineer of the train that the cleo
trio headlight on the second track daz
zled him, and was responsible for the
mishap.
Operating officials OF a number OF
roads think the electric headlight Is
likely to cause trouble of double tracks
by dazzling the engineer on the train
running In the opposite dbection SO as
TO make II impossible for him TO see a
danger signal In front OF him. The
Rock Island Is the only road that has
the electric headlight In general use
and on this road II Is said to be sue,
cess"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

An international Road-A few days
ngo announcement was made that the
Santa Fe had sold to the Southern Pa.
c!fc sh0rt line OF railroad running
from Naco to Cananea In Mexico. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Want Western Men.-As stated IN

Want Western Men.--As stated In
the san Bernardlno sun a week ago,
C.. u. McMullen, formerly chief dis
patcher with the SANTA Fo In that city,
resigned his position TO accept more
lucrative enc In the east, and unless
the western roads raise their salaries
In the near future, II Is very likely that
they will lose more OF their operators.
At the present time the eastern cor.
poratlons are filling places on their
systems with men taken from the wes-
tern lines. The installation of the
block system has caused the increase
in this particular force. The Great
Northern recently took on 400 opera
tors and the Wabash road is asling for
200 at the present writing. The agents
of the Baltimore & Ohio are also in
vading the west for telegraphers. The
Milwaukee Is said to be short twenty
key men per day. while In fact, all OF
the roads In the east. which have in
stalled the block system, have need OF
first class men 10 handle their tickers,
could they be found. II Is stated that
the Baltiporo a. Ohio Is paying their
men MS high as S75 per month. with
four days relief on full pay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Skinned the Western Roads.-.T,

Skinned the Western Roads.--Tnere
is every Indication tbat the fight of the
railroad companies against the ticket
scalpors VIII he bitter during the next
few weeks. Charges CT manipulation
OF tickets have oecn made recently and
the New England Trunk line and Cen
trail Passenger associations are said TO
have organized bureau for joint ac-
ton against the brokers. At the next
regular meeting Of the Central Passen.
ger association some OF the details OF
the plan OF campaign may be decided
upon.
In connection with the move against
the scalpers IL is charged tnat there
has been a manipulation OF tickets is
sued from Chicago 70 the Pacific coast
for the purpose OF large gatherings, by
which the scalpers have defeated the
best plans of the ticket agents. The
charge Is that the. brokers provided
themselves with a good supply Of tick.
cts when drst issued and kept them
until after the expiration OF the low
rate period. Then the portion OF the
ticket providing for transportation to
the Missouri river was removed and
the buyer given straight ticket that
far. From then 10 the end OF his trln
he was expected to make use OF the
remaining portion Of the special rate
ticket and II is said several Of these
have been passed on western roads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

Forgot About His Stomach.
Every Sunday preach three times,
attend two Sunday schools and one Ep-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
COUN TING THE VOTES
Canvassers Busy Adding up
Democratic Majorities.
Sac Sup sintendent and Cooperation commits
sion Finished Yesterday but Still Working
on Judicial Ticket.

The State Board of Canvassers were
at work all yesterday on their laborious
task.
During the day they finished canvass
ing the vote for State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction and for the Corpora
ton Commissioner, and got we'll into
the long calculation to be made in the
votes for Chief Justice, Associate Jus
uees, and Judges
The official vote for State Superintend-
ent shows that Joyner Oem.) received
195,3SO votes; Long Rep), 6S,209. JOY
ner's majority, 1851. For Corporation
Commissioner (omitting Re vote of For
syth, missing). Beddingfield (Dem.),
l33,3 42; Abbott (Rep), 67,47 Bedding
fields majority, 65,S6S.
The making up of the abstract of votes
for Chief Justice was not completed yes
terday, but from the official county re-
turns being counted the vote is given.
This shows that Judge Clark, Democratic
candidate, received 1879 votes, while
Judge Hill, Republican candidate, re-
ceived 70,304, giving Clark majority of
62.435.
The Board of Canvassers will continue
its work on Monday. and it is possible
that it will be Tuesday before this is
completed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Experiment..

and combine and prepare these food ele-
ment of the soil in such a way that men
and animals can absorb and make use of
them. Hence we have vegetables and
grains So it still further requires the
intelligence and skill of man to cook and
prepare the vegetables and cereals to
make them digestible and fit
The greater the IN preparaelon anu 4na
Intelligence - ,.1~r4.s -
food are followed
the more perfect the
result. We have the true scientific facts
for the basis and the practical every day
results with feeding millions of people
for our proof and the statement stands
on the solid rock of fact ONE POUND OF
GRAPE NUTS WILL SUPPLY MORE
NOURISHMENT THAT THE SYSTEM
WILL ABSORB than ten pounds of meat,
wheat, oats or bread.
We are at home every day, come and
see us. If you are a Scientist % from
Maine bring your wallet.
THE basis of
The London nomenclature of this
Lancet" one of preparation is evil
the greatest IDENTIFY an American
medical author pleasantly, since
tiles in the; Grape Nuts is de-
world, has rived solely from
to Say: cereals. The prep
aratory process I'M
doubtedly converts the food constituents
into much more digestible condition
than in the raw cereal. This is evident
from the remarkable solubility of the
preparation, no less than one-half of it
being soluble in cold water. The soluble
portion contains chiefly dextrin and no
starch. In appearance 'Grape-Nuts' re-
sembles fried bread crumbs. The grains
are brown and crisp, with a pleasant
taste not unlike slightly burnt malt.
According to our analysis the following
is the composition of Grape Nuts, mois-
ture 500 per cent mineral matter, 2.01;
per cent; fat, LEO per cent; proteids,
1900 per cent soluble carbohydrates, and
1910 per cent; and unaltered CARBOHYDRATES
Gnsoluble), 25.97 per cent. The featuH4
worthy of note in this analysis are tnt~
excellent proportion of proteid, mineral
matters and soluble carbohydrates per
cent. The mineral matter was rich in pho
sphoric acid. Grape Nuts is described as
brain and nerve food, whatever that
may mean. Our analysis, at any rate,
shows that it is nutritiye of high or
der, since it contains the constituents of
complete food in very satisfactory
and rich proportion and in an easyily as
similable state'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Raleigh's Small Fire Losses.

The value of Raleigh's Fire Depart
ment is shown in a statement made by
Chief Lumsden, and the figures he gives
are full of interest.
He states that though last year there
were sixty alarms of fire, greater
number than usual, the losses only
amounted to about $4,000, and this year
he calculates that the fire loss will only
amount to about $50
This is strong showing for the de-
partment, and he adds to it the statement
that the profits to the insurance COM
pany last year was about $31, 900.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
THE PAPER TRUST.
Richmond News.

Richmond News.
Presumably the newspapers VIII De
compelled after awhile to do one OF two
things. Either they must demand the
abolition of the tariff on paper pulp OF
they must in one way or another get the
cost, or part of it, from their custom
ers by increase in subscription or ad-
vertising rates. AS it is now, every
newspaper from the little country week
ly printed in a hamlet to the great
metropolitan daily. is contributing to
make dividends for the paper trust,
which is fortified behind the tariff tax.
Presently every newspaper reader and
advertiser will be contributing to the
same purpose.
'spuIu lueIeU!p uezop III 90 uBo uBm q
lpql loeJ 'IvoISoIoqoEsd snoIIno q ST II
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
These Had Barbecue.

There was n jolly hunting party that
did things" near Garner on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and bagged seventeen rabbits.
The party not alone had a good time
IN the hunt but the members were hand
somely entertained at the home of Mr..
Samuel Watts, of Auburn, where a splen-
lid barbecue was enjoyed, with tomatoes,
snaps and beans on the side.
In the party which had royal time
we're Messrs. Frank Stronach, p. H.
Haynes, f. B. Barbee, c. B. Barbee.
Claude Barbee, Jr., a. C. Lehman and
others.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
FURNITURE COMPANY FAILS
At Sanford Company Lately Organized Makes
an Assignment

Especial to the News ant Observer
Sanford, n. c., Nov. 2S.-The Sanford
Furniture Manufacturing Company has
gone to the wall and has assigned for
the benefit of its creditors, r. V. Hilands
being named as assignee.
This is new plant and it has only
operated about one and half years The
liabilities are put at about 100000, and
it is supposed the assets will cover this.
The differs of the company are: II. M.
Holland, president; r. V. lands, sec
rotary, treasurer and manager; w. B..
Moffitt, vice-president. and the directors
are III. M. Holland, w. 3. Moffitt, r. V.
Hilands and W. M. Crouch.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Outbreak of Another Civil War Feared
CBy the Associated Pressl

10y the Associated PreSS.)
Portau-Prince, Hayto, Nov. Is
General Alexis Nord, who was war min
lister of the provisional government and
who is at st. Marc with about 5000 to
10000 men from Gonaives, has sent an
ultimatum to the government here de-
handing the invalidation of the election
of the deputies who are members of the
party headed by M. Firmin, the self
exiled leader of the recent rebellion. If
the Chamber refuses TO cancel cleo
ton of these deputies the outbreak of
another civil war is probable. The gen
eral opinion is that the Chamber will
reject the Generals demand. Prepare
ttions are being made to defend Port-au-
Prince in '-ew of the possibility that
General Nord will attack it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
The Cattle Quarantine.
iBy the Associated Press. J

IBy the ASSOCIATED Press.)
Boston, Nov. 2S.-The cattle bureau of
the State Board of Agriculture, up to to-
day, had received about one hundred in
dividual reports of the presence of the
foot and mouth contagion which has
caused the Secretary of Agriculture to
prohibit the expectation of cattle from
Boston and to establish a quarantine of
cattle, sheep and swine in New England
1t was stated that all reports had
come from localities within rs miles of
Boston.
The closing of the Brighton stock yards,
the principal ones in New England, by the
State Board Of Agriculture, will cause
an interruption to traffic which, under
ordinary circumstances, aggregate 500
to 700 head of cattle day
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
MR.. W. h. BRoUGHToN's BARBECUE.
Complimentary to the Capital Club, tits Greatl
Enjoyed.

One of the pleasantest events OF
Thanksgiving week was enjoyed on Wed.
nesday by the members of the Capital
Club and few invited guests.
This was a modern barbecue and
brunswick stew served in the dining
rooms of the club from two to four
o'clock and was complimentary to the
Club members by Mr.. w. H. Broughton
1t was splendidly served and there was
an abundance of all the trimmings
which made this one of the very best
barbecues ever given in Raleigh 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all who were at the
tables.
In proof of this a number of speeches
of thanks were made to Mr. Broughton
and 1t was the sentiment of all that il
would be good thing for the Capital
Club to give barbecues of similar kind
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
100000

a b sorb, take up,
How much food make use of, that's
Value Will the the question.
system Suppose you feed
a man ten pounds of
sugar, (Which is nearly all pure nour-
ishment) Would his system absorb ten
pounds? He would probably be made
sick and really lose weight and strength.
But suppose you prepared the sugar so
he could quickly digest and assimilate it
and absorb into his system the nourish-
ing properties of it, is it not clear that
one-half pound of such food would furnish
him more nourishment THAT HIS SYS-
TEN WOULD ABSORB than the ten
pounds, or even fifty pounds of raw
sugar?
That is exactly the case with Grape
Nuts. The elements of wheat and barley
are scientifically treated lin exactly the
way the human body treats them to ac-
complish the first act of digestion, that
is the change of starch into Grape Sugar.
in order to keep the
-four white. A man
The makers of fed IN white broad
white flour sac alone will gradually
rifice the most become shattered
Valuable part of nervous wreck and
tne "Hedt die. He can't pos
sibly live unless he
is furnished with the food elements re-
CURED by nature to sustain life, and
some of the most powerful are entirely
absent in white bread. Every element In
the wheat and barley is kept in Grape
Nuts, and man or animal can live in
definitely on that perfect food. We have
records of several thousand cases where
people have been unable to maintain
health, weight and strength on meat,
wheat, oats or bread and have been able
to increase weight, vitality and strength
on the little portions of Grape-Nuts taken
as a portion of each meal.
,v,;,,I against $4,000 to be
80 ~nn depos t e by the
designated Cn;a,t,s+s 1ol ns
the total $4,000 less
cost of experiment 10 be paid to them
for their trouble and work if they prove
our claim untrue. If they fail, the
amount to be paid us for our time and
labor of demonstration.
Common earth and air contain the raw
elements necessary for mans food but
even if a scientific State official should
tell you that, would you therefore eat
ten pounds of earth and expect to extract
it's nourishment? 1t requires the curl
laws of the vegetable kingdom 10 select
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Some Turnip This,

The News and Observer is in receipt
of an elephantine turnip which looks as
if it might be the fat father of all the
turnips that ever grew. 1t weighs nine
and a half pounds and may be described
briefly as corker. It was grown by
Mr.. c. E. Williams, who lives out on
the Hillsboro road.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Win in Civil Service.

The report of the Civil Service au-
thorities on the recent examination held
n Raleigh in the classified civil service
department for railway mail work was
received here yesterday.
The successful candidates in the ex-
animation are f. " Birthright,91 per
cent; Bedford Brown, SO per cent; L. T.
Yarboro, Sc per cent. All of these sue
cessful young men are employees in the
Raleigh postoffice, and the result is
gratifying to them and their friends.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
Cyprians Discharged on Technicality
(By the Associated Press. J

81
Philadelphia. Nov 2S.-The raids of
vice dens last week by the police I'M
der instructions from headquarters were
shown to be improperly conducted when
Judge Auderied today discharged Louis
zimmerman and ninc women captured in
the wholesale swoop of disorderly houses.
The discharges We're on the ground that
the arrests had been illegal. Counsel for
the prisoners attacked the legality of the
arrests, which the evidence disclosed were
made upon warrants containing none OF
the names of persons in Gust ody.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-30
THE BRIGHT JEWELS.
These Gave Delightful Entertainment Last
Night.

There was a most delightful entertain
ment given last night by the earnest
young body Of church and Sunday school
workers known as "The Bright Jewels
of the Edenton Street Methodist church
The meeting was public one and be-
gan at half past seven o'clock in the
Sunday school room. The program of
music and Rotations was one that was
greatly enjoyed by the friends of the
children who composed the audience.
There was no charge for admission,
but a neat sum was realized for the
cause of missions from voluntary con-
tributions.