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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09
&~eiolutionen Der 6. Sabresberiamm=
lung bes Staatsberban0es Der
oeuti9en &atbslifen bon
Ninneiota.

~ Wit ftnbli9er Serebrung err
neuern bic beuti9en &atboliten bes
Staates Wiuneiotu, uertreten bur6
Die Oelesaten sur 6. gerlammluns
bes Staatsuerbanbes Ser 8. st. 6.
unteritasunssuereine Ben S9mur Ser
treueiten 6insabe an ben apoftoliiden
Stubl unb beflrmorten auf's Neue
bic pole Souperanitdt bes FL. @aters
unb bic &idsabe ieiner 8eiisunsen
@ir seloben mieberum unieren bod
mirbisften 8tid6fen unb Seellorsern
innise grsebenbeit unb @eborlam unb
li9ern ibnen uniere marine llnteriti=
sung in BEN mi9tisen Srasen hires
Idmeren 8erufes.
2.) @ir forbern unlere fatboli=
i@eu Mitbriber auf, nod mie Dor elm
suiteben fur unlere seltebte Yfarrl9u=
le, bieielbe auf bas grnitli9lte gu ul1=
~teritasen, bamit mir bic Susenb fur
Die 3ufunft seminnen unb bic midti=
gen Sntereiien Ser @emeinbe, INSIDE
ionbers bic Der fatbolii9en gereine
ltdrfen.
81 Oa unlere fatbolil6en 8ereine
cine 10 sroBe Ma9t bilben in Ser Sc
meinbe, eine 10 frdfttse Stise in Der
Samilie, 10 molten mir aud in 3u=
tunft .aue uniere &raft aufbieten, bie=
ielben gu beben, gu p~ermebren, i'm
Snnern gu ftdrfen unb Defenders bie
Sinslinse benielben susufibren.
A. l1niere fatbolii6en Snbianer=
i9ulem bdnsen iest gang unb gar non
u%nlerer Milbtbdtisteit Of. Oarum
lit es uniere FL. pffi9t, bielelben aug
uniern Mitteln gu unterbalten. @tr
appelliren iomit on idmmtli9e Mit=
slieber unlerer 8ereine, bteie armeu
S@ulen mad &rdften, rpie mir bies
bereits besonnen baben, gu unteriti=
ben unb ibre 8eitrdse an bic Beamten
Der @eieai@aft wie bisber ein3uienben
l~lnlere &esieruns aber forbern mi,
auf, fur bic pole @lei@beredtisune
unierer tatbolii9en Sn6ianerfinbe,
NIT ben iibrisen Gorge gu trasen.
5.) @ir unteritisen bie @ini9t
bes 81. 8aters besasli@ Ser Neselune
Der Ppilippinenfrase unb eriu@en BIT
gertreter Der &esieruns brinsenb,
bieien @aniden in prattilder @eii'
&e@nuns gu trasen. @ir betlaser
auf bas Sieffte bic mannisfaltiser
S@mdbunsen sesen bic Orben auI
| ben Ybtlippinen unb befiruorten ein'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09

ernite 8abruns Der relisi0ien Snz
terellen unierer fatbOlil9en Mitbri=
Der auf bielen Snlelm auf fir9li9em
uno io.ialem @ebiete.
g. Wir betone1 auf's Neue Bic
Notbwenoisteit, u%niere seliebte beut=
ide Nutteripra6e gu pflesen, ni9t
alein in Der S@ule, ionbern gang be-
ionbers in Der Samtlie. Nls bas
6auptmittel in bieier 8esiebuns ems
pfeblen mir, baB bic Gltern ben ain=
bern beutl6e fatbolil9e 9ettire, mie
i3eitunsen, 3eiti3riften unb lebrrei=
9eBi1er ~barbieten unb, mo es immer
mOslid tit, fir sebiesene eelebibliO=
tbefen. in ibren @emeinben Gorge
tragen.
~ Gum S9luB ipreden mir un=
fern berSli9ten Oant aus sund6it
Dem bo9m'iten 9errn gii9of Gotter
pom @inona fur feline sel9dste Sc
genudrt unb Die ermunternben @or=
tie, Die er mebrfa6 an uns ri3tete /;
ben bodw. Seinuitenudtern fur bic
saitlide aufnabme ferner BEN per-
&ebnern BET Der &atbolifen=
8erlasnmluns, benz M9tb sc. Na9=
bar unS 6errn SEQ. Stelsle, fur ibre
treffli9en &eben Dem Seitcomite,
mel9es fetne Wiibe unb Opfer i9eu=
tie, UNI bic 8eriammluns Der 8ereine
in Wanfato gu einem 10 sroBen @r=
folse gu MAIDEN ; ben Oamen Der ct.
Setter q Saul @emeinbe pom Manfaz
to fur bic aussesei9nete 8~ewirtbuns
Der @dite; Dem A6tb. 8irsermeiiter
Der Stabt fur feline bersli6e unb eb=
renuoue 8esriBuns, iomie aud ben
nidtfatbOliiden Sursern fur bas
freunbli4e Gntsesentommen, wel4es
tie sHs bel Oiefer @efeyeubeit gesetst
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09
Seri&t oes seifli&en Ssrtrauens'
names Urban 6. Nagelfetn,

dbgegeben aut Der AZ. Notwithstanding
6es D. 81. &. @entralperetus su Gpans=
pile, Snb am "a. Septembet 1902.
Gin @aturre9t lit es unb Elm I'm.
b~eliesbares 8eoarfniB, uon bes
S90pfers Sanb in bes Wenl6eu
8ruit sepf1anst, bortbin serne surid=
sutebren, mo Die @iese seitanoen bat,
tnipfen lid ia on bieien Ort bic idOn=
item unb ansenebmlten grrinnerunsen
bes sansen 2ebens, Die weber bur9
l1nslid nod bur9 Slid ipdterer
Sage perwtl9t merben f0nnen. gine
seiitise @eburtsltdtte lit audi cine ieoe
Ser General : @erlammlunsen bes
st. 6. geutralpereins amerifa's.
sic ale, pom Ser eriten Dor AZ
Sabren bis CUR beutiseu, finb frudt=
bar semeien an fatbolii9en Snititu=
tionen, ON fatboltl9en Sereinen,
bie slei9 gut searteten &inoern
ibrer Wutter CUR b09iten @bre &C.
rei9en. Sbnen zines bieier seiitisen
&inber porsufibren, aber iein eeben
unb Birfen gu beri9ten, lit mir Der
ebrenpole Muftras seworben. Oieier
gut sebaltene Sobn bat it9 nod iebes
Sabr, aussenommen BET Der leeten
8eriammluns int Sabre 1901 gu
Bridgeport, einsefunben. eestes Sabr
fiblte i9 mid Der Fl. Miiiion nod
gu freunb, an bieier SteQe Sbneu
ben an Sabren nod omar junsen, an
Sbaten aber l9on rei6en SprOBlins
se3iemenb porfteaen gu fOnnen. Oas
marme Snterehe fur feline Sade muir
be mir nabe selest bur6 mebrtdsiss
anfrasen, marum mon ben idbrli9eu
geri9t nidt auf Der General gers
gu gribseporte ableste.
Die freubise Entertaining fur feline
grfolse auf ieber @eneralperlamm'
lung ermutbist mid, beute feline go
DE Dor Sbnen gu uertreten.
Nun, mie beiBt bieler moblseratbe:
ne Sobn2 Sein Name lit rSt. Sra:
pbael's @erein gum Sduse fatboli:
i9er ginmanberer, " unb fem 9eim
Oas 2eo=6 aus 6 State Ctr. sc,
lg." gr 1T bas GrseusniB Der ia.
tbolil9en gbaritas Der General Ser.
iammlunsen ameritas unb Oeuti4
lambs. 8ereits in BEN iedsiser Sab.
rem rpurbe bic ginmanberunssfrase II
Sbrer Mitte auf bas gifrisite beipro.
den. Ser gentralperein nabm elmer
Spe3ialansiduB, Der aus ieinen Weit'
sliebern, bic in Der Ndbe bes @en
Dorterz9 afens rpobnten, seudblt muir.
Zoe, inter ieinen beiOnbern Sdus,
iDefen8 ertranensmana, GER a0lble,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09
Grfer
Serbfftmmuma.

Run le9t bic Seibe ii9 gum Sterbem,
uue blei6er idon Der Nebel pebt;
Oes Waloes gldtter bunt ii1 fdrben,
unS srau nur bic @pprefie febt.
Ges SerbteS @inb bur6raunt bic gdume,
Der Sosel ruff: Nbe, abe =
sebt wobl, Sbr lieen Sommertraumei
IS ranl1t 10 let's, es raui6t 10 meb.
Rod eiumal iiBe Oifte maleu,
Die Come itrablt in @lutb berab.
Die leeten &oienbIGtter falem
sic iinfsn auf elm weltes @rab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09

ms Mittelalter, morin' emise Siniter=
niB berri9te: M0sen bic beuti6eh eez
ier 10 LANCE ais mOsli3 Dor bielem
amerifanil9en Settle itd b%emabren.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-05-16
THE BLACK RANCE COUNTRY.
It's Mineral Resources and
Progress.


The Great Republic group OF
mines. located twelve miles north.
west Of Fairvisw has about 1900
feet Of development work ON . big
spar vein, fifteen feet wide carry.
Ing gold. silver and copper, but low
grade mineral FROM SO 70 GIG per
ton. This property 10 owned BY G.
T. Brown Of 6ocorro, and associates
and has the making Of . valuable
property, when developed on large
scale.
The Buffalo, = patented mine, 10.
Gated several miles northwest OF
Fairvisw, 10 owned by 4. r. Wild.
or and associates. Of Topeka, Kan.
The Oliver group OF six claims,
known ~ the Silver Glancs, Eure
Thing. Townsite, Tunnel. Nugget
and Gslens, we're located BY Jnssph
Oliver in October, 1880, and BY
HIM some GOO feet Of development
work was performed during these
twenty odd years Of patient wait.
ing. proving that bic ground would
justify the investment of capital lo
make them paying mines. and re-
Gently he won't back 10 his old home
in South Bend, Ind, whore his
friends organized ths Oliver Min.
ing company, With . capital alock
u 10000 shares OF 81 par share
and the frst stock Was sold for ten
cents per share. Good practical
people have invested In this oom.
pany and are now on the ground
work under the supervision
of Mr.. Oliver, who 10 . thoroughly
practical mining man. with over
twenty five years experience In the
west.
The company will open up their
by deep shafts and long
tunnels until they block out suiH.
,isnt ore, whom they propose put
ling in . plant TO handle their ont.
put.
Thei, present ore runs from 10
10 20 per cent copper. 30 70 100
ounces silver and about IS 10 gold
psT ton.
Tho Hoosisr Boy and Girl group
oeated two miles west Of Chloride
,wned BY J. II. Bssson has about
100 feet Of development work 10
,haits, levels, drilts. and cross cuts.
up abundance oi ore that
,ouid be worked on tho ground
yieldings profit. Small psystrsaks
IRE occasionally encountered Of
good shipping ore running from 80
o 300 oaness silver per ton. ~
The Denver group Of four claims
coated on . porphyry and lime
contact two miles west OF Fairview
las about 400 feet Of development
work and 10 showing up some good
ore.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-05-16
Two DoLLAxs Per YEAR

Two Of the claims In this group
are now being patAnted, ownsd By
q Russeeess 1 To- Of Chloride, N.
u
The Silver Bell mine owned BY
W. H. Kssns Of Chloride, has l26
lsst development work and 10 show
Ing up Eve 10 ok foot vein Of oar.
bonats ore, that assays from 10 70
IS per cent lead. Z to 0 per cent
copper, and four ounces silver.
The showing on this property 10
very good for proving up . paying
mine. with shs expenditure Of .
lev thousand dollars.
Thomas Scales Of Fairvisw, 10
ths troubled owner OF about lsn
gsoups OF fve claims each on come
al the proved central lodss Of the
camp, some Of which are worthy
Of active development work. We
say troublsd owner because W
know that II will trouble any hnstl-
Ing proprietor. or claim owner, 70
keep up 5000 worth Of assessment
work per snnum. Would advise
Brother Scales TO give away sbout
nine Of bic groups 70 mise different
companies 10 bs Organised n nine
different localities, who would agree
70 sink nine different shafts 10 .
dsplh oi 400 OF 400 esss each. And
one Of these nine oompaaies might
open up . good mine and thereby
crsats . msrkst for HE tenth group
ont OF which hs might make bic
jask.
GENERAL ITEMS.
r. g. Anderson and G. d. Swine.
hssst oi south Bend, Ind, have 70.
psntiy become identified With she
csmp % stockholders In shs Oliver
com psny and say they have
burned their bridges behind them.
They are veil pleased with the
lamp. Like the climate and pro.
pose learning the mining business
BY doing manual labor in oonneo.
ion with the development oi The
VIM. Ven Huyssn located Ia the
,amp last December, from South
Bend. Ind - . great sufferer from
diabetes and having rsasined his
health, thinks tho Black Range
md Chloride The greatest country
IN sarth.
10 . list Of over 1000 assays BY
q. II. I.aidlAw from ores in and
sbout Fairview and Chloride. lhs
owesb average milling ores, OF
which there arc nov on dumps ssv.
,rsl thousand tons, runs a. 70 %
,aw too IN gold and silver. and ths
highest average shipping ores run
100 to 500 per ton, while small
Of high grade ore have
IN over 1900 per ton.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-05-16

II stands ~ badge Of eternal shame:
"vi', -, over ten"
1t rests ~ blot on precious name:
KIN all over ten."
II docs not signify ovsr-much
To the vermin brood OF the Smiths and
such;
But Columbia's robe must bssr the
smutch--
"kill ell over ten."
The old and helpless. tho young aud
strong
XIII I'll over ten"
Tho mother grooming . cradle song
XIII all over ten."
Tho chill irsn out In the Helds At play,
The inmils--lct none of them got away;
Mako ths land . wilderness. burn and
slsy;
xiii all over tsn."
They have dared 10 ash 10 be lot alone.
xiii all over tsp."
They have prayed that they might con.
troll their own.
''kill all over tep."
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-05-16

Fsastin. the l4-ysar old son Of
Faustin Garcia, OF the sout side.
died last night. Carols eams in
from the rsnch = few days ago
very low Wit bloob poisoning. The
result OF rattle snake bits. --Nsv
Mexican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-05-16

To plead for the blessing Of liberty.
Go shoot them down for the infsmy.
"H''' .'' over s~-."
G0 torture ~ long ~ they can endure.
XIII oil over tsn."
10 doctor them with the water cure.
XIII I'll over ten."
But that sentence down through the years
will boom,
TIL the power approving II meets its
doom.
And mankind shAll write DER its unwspt
tomb
XIII oil over ten."
Rocky Mountain News.
The colored American., 1902-01-04

ploded theories. unsettled finances aud
id labor; for uuinvested capital. de-
serted markets and ing lis of shock
ing crimes against American laws,
American citizens and American pro-
gress Republ can accession of power Is
always hailed as the dawn of q better
day. When the repub &c Wzs simpl' in
its economic an social structure, W 9ak
at home and disrespected abroad, re
publican policies. by fearless Leaders
an d wise statesmanship, raised the na-
ton to the most powerful aud exalted
station among the nations Of the earth
The supreme test of any politin al party
to control the affairs Of any state Or Ia
tiOu, ,s its ability to wisely serve the
people along theiline. nf material aud
init IlectusI progress. In this respect
republican, service is unpaI .elled in
the history of nations. The republican
party has demonstrated It's right to
rule. And as long as the Americ an peO
pie are true to the best interest Of home
and country, Of the individual and
The colored American., 1902-01-04

mankind, the republican party will
plan and execute the sff airs of this ma
ton. shape and control the destiny Of
the world.
CAPITAL INTERESTED IN REPUBLICAN
SUPREMACY.
All capital is interested in republican
supr smscy, Whsther in the mine, on
the farm or in the factory Democracy
frightens capital, repnOlicauism IN
courages its investment DemOcra y
threatens it with eonfiscation. republi-
canism guarantees its security. Nature
Is inexhaustible in her T ches. Capita
seeks her treasures only when its in
vestment ia. secure against unreasop-
able and uneconnmic dangers. Under
this security 1t has risked its millions In
dis covering mines. bridging rivers,
scalln mountains aud netting the con-
tinent with railroads and telegrapbs.
Capital has used Its power to make
America the paradise Of the world. to
bring to the common man, more
The colored American., 1902-01-04

The Southwest is noted for men who
have risen from the d ptbs to the heights
men who by industry and force OF
cI aTacter have made g place for .,them-
g, Ives ~ the world Such ma1 is
Mr.. e. B. Hale, the subjac of this ar
ticle. He was born in Cane Gisrdeau,
Mo-, in the early sixties He cam g
from highly respected parents, who
we're of q religious turn Of mind and
gave the boy with his other brOtheVs
and sisters. sucn edu CATO as cDuld be
obtained at that la ,e at that time.
Mr.. Hale wss an industrious. studtous
boy from the very begi 1ning, and SINGS
he was t~en sy-One years old has filled
many important POSITIONS.
A. present he is the Secretary of the
nche-t snd largest of Its kind in the
South west, aud the value of whose
shares are on the In 5reas6 at a rapid
paos. He has filled such positions as
The chief of the st. Louis branch of the
E 10 piTe Detective Agency OF Eimtra,
N, Y, was state IN Snager tor the state
of Missouri for the Gusreian Endow-
ment society of Boston, Macs, and At
present is q clerk In the office OF X =
cOrder of Deeds for at. LonIs, MO He
is recommended by such men as Hon.
T. g.. Young. NJ y1r, E. NJ Anderson,
Judge Police Court; K, b. Vace, C1Ief
| of ? uhre: William Wight, Postm ster;
F. Essen. Recorder of Deeds for st.
Louis CJunty.
Tue advertisement OF the FL Captain
OH Company appears in another part
of this paper. Full instructions are Civ
en- in the advertisement and any read
or of The G lored American VINO has a
doll 4r to inVest will find good Invest
menU here.
The colored American., 1902-01-04

The Woman 8 LesgEe held its annual
New Years reception at Odd Fellows
Hall last Wednesday evening, New
Years Day, at which large number Of
representative people OF the city called
to pay their New YEARS. greetings. The
recep ION was held fer the benefit OF
the Day Nursery. The officers we're
Mrs. Helen A. Cook, President, Miss
Ella D. Barrier, Secretary, Mrs. Julia
A. Tstem, Chairman Of the Committee
on Reception.
The colored American., 1902-01-04

We cannot present the picture OF the
subj 4ct of our etch to the readers of
The Cnlored American without, t. ling
them in b ief way the story Of is
success and achievements. The, race is
rich in its legacy of educated young men
end women who have graduated from
schools, colleges aud universilies but
who for go ne reason or other drop OuI
OF ,ght as is were. Our subisct Is one
the "surVivsl of he f1trest." He is
Kansan by bl1th and by education. His
Early training wac obtained in the pub
lie schools of Kansas, and having
passed the Iwer grades he entered the
Alchison High School and graduated
with hOnOrs. Not satIt fed wi the
Gducstioa attsI. ed he spent five years
IN college, two Id the law department
OF the u nivE rsILy of 4 ,nsAs located at
Law el &c, kALs and graduated hIgh
la liz Glsss. Al this lime Mr. Z lis
had many tiattering offers to teach
school, TO go into business, to take The
lecture platform and to enter jOurna-
llsm, Dut feeling that his WORK was not
yet com pleted he left his naive hea 5h
aud " enu TO New York and entered tue
GuntOn institute of Economics and
Sociology where he graduated aitec a
two years course.
At the Invitation OF his friends he re
turned to his his home IN K 4nsas and
At Cnce took an active part in poll les
Very naturally he was republican,, and
was In great demand "a q speaker. He
has spoken in three state Campaigns
and lii one National Campaign With
the last he spoke in injection WITH
the leading spes ksrs in Kansas Mi =
souri, and other Western States. When
the Twelfth Census was opened he was
AppoiI tee 10 an important olerkship in
this tfice and assigned to the Pppula
t1On Division. As such he has made a
record which 8 ands second to none i ,
the Cftice. hr. Ells is credit 20 the
race, TO his party and is deserving OF al i
OF the honoIs that can be bestowed up-
on him.
We print herewith one of q number
speeches delivered by him in the last
Campaign. 1t speaks for ITSELF
Democratic supremacy means ma
tiOnal prOstrati0n. II stands for ex4
The colored American., 1902-01-04
an ACTIVE MlSSOURIAN.
an Afro American In the Oil and Trust BuSl'
ness,

Mr.. e. H. Hale Tree surer of the FL Gap
itau Oil Company and FacTor in its
Mauagement.-Exce.Ie Invsstm in's
For Afro mericans-A Bit of Fer
sonal History.
The colored American., 1902-01-04
REPUBLICAN SUPREMACY,
The Tsn8tS Of the Party Of Lincoln, Grant and
Mckinley.

The Party of Progress The Party of
Right and Justice. Geo. W E lis
Anatbamezes the Democracy land Pay S
Glowing Tribut' to President Reose-
welt and the kegre Soldiery.
The colored American., 1902-01-04

Continued on page 81
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31
Won't Follow Advice After Paying
For II.

In a recent article a prominent ply
stefan says: 1T is next to impossible
for the physician TO get his patients TO
carry out any prescribed course of by
giene or diet to the smallest extent
he has but one resort left, namely, the
drug treatment" When medicines are
used for chronic constipation, the most
mild and gentle obtainable. such as
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab
lets, should be employed. Their use is
not followed by constipation as they
leave the bowels in a natural and
healthy condition. For sale by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31
Sciatic rheumatism Cured After Four.
teen Years of Suffering.

Il have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years says
Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal. Il
was able to be around but constantly
suffered. | tried everything | could
hear of and at last was told to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. which | did
and was Immediately relieved and in a
short time cured. and | am happy to
say it has not since returned" Why
not use this liniment and get we'll? 1t
is for sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31

made settlement but this was not
known to the president of the bank.
who directed that the attachment be
issued. The company had previously
been able to secure heavy credits in
Chicago but its business was largely
undone by this act.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31

For the first quarter of 1900 the re
ceipts of five kinds of stock at the five
leading markets of the interior were
7,412, 703 head; for the first quarter ST
1901 the receipts totaled 7,646. 572 head
and for 1902 totaled 1881 $50 head.
The greatest percentage of gain among
the five classes of stock was made in
the receipts of calves.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31

A jury in Des Moines, Iowa, recently
gave the Dorr Cattle company a judg-
ment of $4,000 damages against the
Dies Moines National bank on account
of destroying its credit by a wrongful
attachment on a carload of cattle in
Chicago. The company had been do
ing business with the bank and had
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31
Stand Like a Stone Wall

between your children and the tortures
of itching and burning eczema, scald-
head or other skin diseases. How?
why. by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
eartn's greatest healer. Quickest cure
for ulcers. fever sores. salt rheum.
cuts. burns and bruises. 1nfallible for
niles. 25c at all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31
OF All Hot Weather Enemies

of humanity cholera is the worst.
Treatment to be effective must be
prompt. When vomiting, purging and
sweat announce that the disease is
present. combat il with Perry Davis
PainkilleT. All bowel troubles, like
diarrhoea. cholera morbus and dyson
terry are overcome by Painkiller.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31

New Mexico to the Dokatos and east
ern Nebraska. which have been receiv.
ing plenty of rain and are well supplied
with grass.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31

Among the numerous effects of the
dry time in the southwest is a great
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The Mexican Central Railway CO., Limited

Calls attention to the fact that: {
IT'S the only Standard Guage Route from the United States from s
tier TO Mexico City. (
7 1t is the only line in Mexico that can offer the travelling public (
the conveniences and comforts of Standard Guage Pullman Drawing <
Room Seepers, lighted by Pntsch Gas. <
1t is the only line by which you can tavel without change from (
Kansas City. Mo, to Mexico City. \
( / it's the only line by which you can travel without change from
st. Louis. Mo. to Mexico City. X
: The lines Of the Mexican Central Railway pass through 10 of the 4
81 states of the Republic. Eight million of the Thirteen million in S
haMtants of Mexico are settled contiguous to them. <
, The principal mining regions receive their supplies and export D
\ their products over it, chihuahua. Sierra Moiada. Iapmi, Fresnilo.
Z Parral Guanacevi. Durango, Zacatecas, Guanajuato Sombrerete, Pach-
\ uca. etc, etc.
When You Travel for Business, Go Where Business is Done.
> There are only five cities of owe $4,000 inhabitants in the Repub
I lie Of Mexico that are not reached by the Mexican Contra. line.
The following ten cities are reached only by the Mexican Central
5 Railway:
Chihuahua 3OO9S inhabitants; Parral 1882: Zacatecas 34,43S;
x Glanaiuato 40 $50: Leon 63 263: Guadalajara 01.20S; Queretaro So,
O16: Zamord 1889: Aguasca nentes 37S16: rrapuato 1850.
( 1t also reaches the cities Of Torreon 1885; San Luis Potosi
\ GO.S5S: Tampico Mexican Gulf por) 1878; Celay 1856; Pachuca
I 37aS7: City of Mexico 36S777.
Daily Pullman service between ST. Louis. Mo-. and Mo"'~o City,
: also between Kansas City, No. and Mexico City, and vice versa.
\ C. r. HUDSON, G. r. 6 p.
I w. D. MURDOCH, A. c. P. A, Mexico City
: w. s. MEAD, Commercial Agent, Ell Paso, Texas. s