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81 ENAN1Al. t5Ns4ff1fs. SSrrnNSaAI y n Z
PnTSBURd CEMENT COMPANY.
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Company at par Of $40 per share full paid and nom
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will receive first mortgage bonds when issued for each
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Ntmg Cement Company organized Of New
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paid and essab and first mortgage cent bonds
The company has land Hancock Nd which there is
immense deposit of the best rock America estimated contain
1oOO0OOO barrels which mined qanied low cost
The company will plant the property with capacity of 1000
barrels per day which increased at large saving in cost over the first
plant 5000 barrels Estimating thar the plant would be in operation
900 days the the output of 1000 barrel plant for the would be
barrels which there be profit Of $4,000 to 100000
per year and this BE- doubled.
works the running double time
sold about year ahead The great demand for cement owing the
continual discoveries of where can be employed to advan
than other material Where formerly STEEL hon stone and timber
used for bridge abuments arches pillars retaining walls erbg side
walks, sewers stairs, ETC.. cement is used
The builders of the New York subway find almost impossible get
sufficient quantities keep their work progressing The building
their great tunnel under the North River by the Pennsylvania and the
other extensive operations projected by this and similar corporations will
itself unusual demand The plants operation will be totally
inadequate supply the demand the Industry permanent
The business of this company fail to immensely profitable
the quality its rock perfect and the location excellent and the climate
permits operating the year around ..
The location of this properties gives the New York.
Washington Ba tmor Pbug and Western markets The company
the great advantage Of quality and quantity of material and
markets. while the business proven to be of the safest
and most profitable manufacturing industries America with the most pro
ing future
now pays from IL to 20 per cent per anm on and there
is why Company should do still better.
For prospectus. maps and further information Apply by mail or in
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Barber Asphalt Capital Reduced.

AUSTIN. Tex, April A.-The Barber
Asphalt Company to-day dled q certificate
In the State department here that its capital
stock had been reduced from IS 900 900 to
q, 900 600.
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nth ST.. ~ East. near 5th Az. VAN RENSSELAER,
Rerned modern apartment hotel: 10 roons
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DIVIDENDS AND INHERENT.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
New York. April Is isos-
The Board Of Directors has sh ny. d.y dsssIsS
QUARTERS UNe0 PER CENT. on the Preferred
Stock. Of this Compsey, payable Nay L. isH 70
ierred stock Transfer BOOKS will BE- closed 81 the
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Wiz be reopened on saturday. Nay :. isoa q 10
'e'''' ~ W. .. CHALMERS. Treasurer.
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YOUNG MAN 70 restrfnF tennis rsckets: mu,
have expenence- Boz ~, sun Harlem once. II
West 18th ct.
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WANTED Men who speak and write English
plainly TO assist In the preparation Of Trows Cen.
eral DIRECTORY for 1907 former ployees In good
standing preferred. Address In own handw rtIng.
stating age reference and previous experience
person not noticed. Nm. II, BATES. Manager.
81 ID av.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

Yes" she said hoo answer To some
Thing be- hud ~n.d. the old songs ARE
very beautiful
beautiful" be- exclaimed rulhuslas
ucsll, Beautiful hardly d,3rrlhr~
thrm. They arr the, nrr we'll. com
pared with them lhc songs ur today ur"
trash. the Vcrirst trash
- agree with lou. vet the uld songs
sometimes contain sentiment, HAT one
cannot wholly approve
4 think you are mistaken
4 viii give you AN Illustration. There
il John Howard payue's Home, Sweet
Home. for instance You surely do not
agree With all the sentiments ID ron
talnsT'
why nntf' be- asked warmly why
noty'
Because" .ur -nid ehmring NJ the
clock, which was marking ~" hour NJ
n. "because there u line In that song
which says THERE'S M place Ike home
You de- not believe that, lo Your
Then he cnughed hollow cough and
arose and went silently ont into the
night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
TORN TO PIECES.
Children Saw a Lion oisembOvsl Their
Mother at One Stroke.

Desslu. Germany Dec. S.-Frsu
Fischer. lion tanner was torn to
pieces by four ions boz menagerie
cage 81, was trying to make a lion
spring through hoop aud struck u
with whip vhe=eupon the animal
leaped upon her and disenboweled her
Of one stroke The woman screamed
and three other lions joined in the at
tack ON her and fought among them
selves Tor fragments ot her nesh There
vas o. frightful panic among the spec
tato,s .Ud many we're injured Final
Is Goo uur tanners ASSISTANTS with iron
rods .Hf hooks. succeeded bon dragging
the 90. m.Is from the WoU1u.s wound
ed Uu.. The children of Frau Fischer
We're .u DO box Witnessing th' perform
auce when their mother Wus killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

the way you sat your bosss.''
Nv this time Teddy WAS safely en-
sconced on top ~ Jim Crow. 1T does
seem ~ N most ~ the folks here made
riding hard matter" the policeman
said rehectivel,i And us worse for
the horse than II IN for them Why. the
ladies have the poor beasts cinrhed Va,
10 tight they can't draw n full rX,nho
Wish they'd lust try Il on n by ,nd n.
Thercd he some tall buckingT
laughed ,.it.,.. o,,,td
MIssoula joined In. Il fwo myself " she
show them thing oS<If | nIn't GOT one
said proudly. EVEN, sp,r,s Rnt / los,
- ."s"I s"," /saying too much about
o''''r not oSsded sadly. Il might hev
~ sue Ws ~ long since was on II
.o'so'' Mr. BARKER. he got one OF ihose
W. 6mobilcs. hut I can't abide the
"%pfenture
y The tall policeman agreed. Just give
me n good horse" he declared, and
clear road. aud ia ride and ride to-
"CTar out 20 the west" the girl In.
terruptcd eagerly. There was visit
ful look In her eyes.
he you long from there, MISSY he
asked respectfully.
only since last fall. but IL seems an
age" Mlssoula Ann said. with sigh.
you see Mr.. Barker. he's the biggest
man out our way. lie rules Jest about
everything hut his wife, aud she rules
him. No when she took II into her
head To cum TO New York Ter the win
ter we all had 10 cum | cum ON count
Of Teddy. Seems as II he can't get
along without me. I've he'd the care OF
him ever since he was born" She
smiled up az the child arrections tely.
I'm not saying but what was tiekled
over the idea. They'd been telling me
all sorts Of foollshne-s shout the city.
But it's not a bit like what expected.
Perhaps the FAINT lies In me. but feel
sort OF smo'Nered all the time. It's bad
enough on the street with people push.
Ing Of you out Of ther way. but indoors
lis worse. Things are 40 awful dear
here that Mr.. Barker. FOE all he owns
bout n Who'll. section out our way,
can't hev n whole house 20 hlsseif. TIA
worse than the boys quarters al q
roundup the way folks crowd togeth-
er Hut you must excuse me Ter saying
10 much" she broke on Ia conclusion
NJ SHE looked mp and met his dark eyes
fixed admlrlngly upon her. Only It's
~ long Siucc had the chance To free
my mind. You're mighty good Ia listen
Hut come. Teddy. It's tiE' zee wrrr
making Ter home
Teddy 'lld not agree. but the tail p''.
ilccmnn cui short his remarks 10y Mt
hg him down len p"rcmptory fash.
Ton Tim much opligrl tu YOU. miss,
be- said gratefully Its hvru rs good
~ seeing on or ihc boys Hut per
I lgr. yuuU br cumius 'U., Way again
tomorrow perhaps b' asked iu,inuat
iugly
Mi.souh Nun Thought that perhaps
abe might freddy Wa quite sure that
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

hthutN alF'hE'us
The afternoon sun shone down warm
~ and showed Missoula engaged in re-
straining Teddy from picking u spray
OF the cuticing burning bush" The
tall policeman came up during the al
tercatlon IA they walked on together
he preserved an uuwonted silence.
Springs about herr." MlSsoula Oh
served az last. I've been thinking how
the prairie must look by NOVELIST one
big flower bed
Jim looked on across the tree tops
with eyes uns-ring ~ their delicHte
veil ~ leaves. rive been thinking.
too" he said. and Just cant stand
the city any longer I'm going back
west" Nlssoula's face paled
"Td have gone long aEo n II hadn't
been Tor you. MissOula lie looked
down now aud ~ he saw her agitation
went ou Eagerly y won't go now un.
less YOU will ~ ino I've h"en saving
money. aud I've written out. ~ there
u position rndy Won't you 20. Mis-
~oulat'
Nllssoula's rarc blushed % rosy red,
hut she met his ardent gaze frankly
"Yrs. TN 20. Him. she said \ trust
you Trddy's getting W nld now he
won't h' missing me Nnd uh. Jim,
wen be- goiug hurk "a the west togeth
err There was choke iu her voice
Jim drew her IN him and u was well
TINT Tho puth WAS drs"r'rd or obsery
rrS might have been scaudaliLed by the
spcctnclr uf one ~ the force who had
quite forgotten bis dignity
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
FROM OUT
THE WEST
sy MARY WOOD
oop~'0A'. ne. Nv 7. q. Aec'ars

Missoula Ann gaEed across the FRO
Sen stretches of the park with de-
kkful sense Of ownership The chilli
.klch had deferred all other way
N the breath OF her own
(for norther. Teddy"
witty Seems like old
looking at the sky/,
the ruad cauH
rn grOom~l ln Gras
te no-trIZ sn,nea
,nvI,Ip/Nly empty (;
'n,',,eman walked
.%y had eyes only
homent possession
ssoula far behind
ak as fast as his
larry him.
Rwoke 10 the real
Il She broke into a
4 her voice rang out
- > f'eddy lBarSer. come
hear Come back.
lard he gave no sign, eI-
.ouble his efforts But verify
" of the tTnnsgressor IL hard'
Sire was an innocent appearing strip
5Pbf ice cleaning in the psllid glow OF
the wintry sun. Teddy's foot encoun-
tired II. He threw out both hands and
aid forward on his nose II 10 a tender
member. aud Teddy complained londly.
The isasa Aissoula was now on the
acrne Even the policemsn offered his
services 90 restore peace. Together they
doubled under the eject Of hissoulas
Vigorous shakings The policeman In.
tprfered
Zee here. new" he sasd good na.
tsrcdiy. TIL have to arrest you II you
make such noise Come and SEE Jim
Grow. You can have a ride on him II
you aren't scarf"
Teddy stiffeped at the implied insult.
That's all ! wanted TO do" he protest
81 stoutly. only Missouly. she wouldn't
10 mel"
The man looked at the girl eagerly.
He you from Montana. miSsT' he ask.
I'd
hiss0ula nodded
II hail from west Texas myself" the
policeman FASTENED 10 explain, but
reckon there's much vi sameness
about them both"
hissoula Ann seized his hand joyful
BY. II been watching you other days.
! Jest knowed you was from the west
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
49, o Diplomacy

chicago. Dec. by stroke or a.
plomocy. j. Alexander Dowie has estab.
llshcd harmony beween Zion and lts
receivers and its creditors In aud on N
coust. iIe proposes to settle with his
Immediate creditors. 10 arrange with
others on time basis to end the rs.
ceiyership
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WV" "
here In answfr To her questioning
look 1T wouldn't b- healthy for them
The nrn on the force call me lin I
haven't any pals NJ here
lin had come to New York with
some full hlus-l cattle Rut llc attrAr
ilouS ~ the hig city proved too much
Tor him. urd after q dehaurh 1T sew
crsl days be- had come tu himself only
to hud that the p'st NJ the crew had
gunr huck. aud h" was left alone.
adrlft There had hr"u some hard days
jim sl,usr ~ th"m hcsitatingly aud
with q slammed Hush on his tanned
cheek
Hut then cot on the force on ac-
count ~ my riding aud I've been on
over u year can't complain ~ the
pay. and the works light enough. Hut
I get such longing Tor the sun shining
IN perfect blue sky aud my pony
picking his way among the holes 81 a
dog town-the little beggnrs sitting up
and scoldlng az you as bold as you
plesse-and then scramblIng down
through the mesquite bushes into a
water hole and letting him drink 40
much rs he p,sases. and then riding on
I'll the sun ssts a. n never does NJ
here. bands Of light playing right
across the sky and a purple glow over
everything Well when get TO think.
Ing Of all that get uneasy.lise and
tipsd OF all this erowding. Some fne
meenlng the feeling will be extra
strong. aud thea"-hs laushed-''tbe
force will I've losing one OF Its orns'
ments"
Aissoula was looking up eagerly. Her
eyes were as blue as the TEXAS sky of
which he spoke and wide with longing.
"You will be going back. too, some day
Miss Missoula." be- said softly,
she caught her breath sharply. like
one suddenly walked fum @ DRAM
YES" she ,.,id di-piritrllN q Spo-r
~ when Mis- llararr'~ ready iu 20
The tlu,r met ultru after that I,d
DIV had clWr tu lruh uu lim Grow OF.
one NJ his pu.-.~-,.u. while Ni--uJa
and Dol, uu~i,r hHd he,un. .I' hr-, uf
friends and meanwhile. 30 uuig pring
was hrlilu- uot un' iui" tlr mf
thnwod SLOPES ui 'hr wrt .iw.d -ris.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
TOOK MORPHINE.
Broodsd over Losses Sustained By
Failure OF Firm.

birmingham A'3. De-, N-wnlle
broodlug over tho serious losses in
nIried upon th" White commission
complu, by the alleged ambcz4lcneu.
~ g. - wnllpu.. who Is now under
arrest D. y Dav som. ~ the largest
stockholders and the strongest witness
On the prosecution of Wellous. took
morphine with suicidal intent late
Monday and died that night
Weldon gave bond Monday. which
was signed by some of the most prom
inent men In birmingham. The sui
eide of pav son following the release
~ Wellous from jail caused great eN-
element lu the preliminary trial pi
Wellons DaWsousvore that the books
OF IA company showed shortage of
81 GOO. Nellons. who had been mana
GET made no statement iu his owl
defensa and his bond Was fixed al
10000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

IN the preface tp Gail Hamilton's
poems. publish under the title Chips.
Fragments and Nestiges," the sister NJ
the dead author says thst few gel
lowed papers exist covered with her
verses written In childish hand
One such sheet has the heading
Chips and pariugs Another Is call
cd MARY 4. Dodgr'- Scrihhlcs' These
were an written before she was twelve
years old Hut the earliest, written
when she was eight. Is the best:
when mother hides her crackers In
old cofreepots all made of Tin.
We seldom ever Ind them out.
Although all day Ss Look about
Now. though VIZ an Ike crackers well.
And bakers have enough 10 sell.
Yet We al cat them ny 30 fast
That mother hides 10 make them last
This poem" was solemnly and silent
" handed to mother" by the little au
thor 6ter she had discovered where
the crackers ~eFs hidden.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
RICHES ARE A BURDEN.

Even the very rich man has his
Il troubles If we are to believe the press
on Rockefeller's fortune. They say ii
did not exist in 1870. and that it be
gan to be in 1872. That it was exclu.
sively an oil fortune fifteen years ago.
Today it is in gas, in coal, in iron, in
railways, in copper. in lead. in steam
ships, in banks, in hotels, in apartment
houses, in ~tenements, in all kinds OF
mortgages-in fact, in everything. And
its income OF more than $40 900 900 a
year has become a nightmare to its
owner. Spend it. he could not II he
would. Give 1t away, he would not,
fortunately for the spirit of manly in
dependence. Let it lie idle, he dare
not, for so much idle capital uppiling
would disarrange the worlds finances.
1t is said that he had an attack of
dependency a few years ago, brought
on by the fact that a vast number OF
farmers to whom he had loaned mil.
lions, as he hoped. as a safe invest
ment for years, suddenly paid him
and compelled him to surrender a cal
load Of mortgages.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
San Miuuel Court Notes.

Jote Contreras pleau guilty to rape
in the district court and will be tried
at this term of court.
f. J. Gehring was fined $25 and costs
yesterday morning for receiving stolen
brass from Elmer Wimber which was
under $40 valuation.
Elmer Wimber changed his plea to
guilty and was given s25 and costs
which he paid.
Harry p. Hill the young man who
robbed the Lewis residence, and is
wanted in Kansas on several charges
plead guilty to the charge.
G.. Gongalez and Modesto Martinez
were arranged for robbing Rich.
mond's grocery store on National
avenue, and both entered the plea of
guilty.
Attorney Reid asked the court to
continue the case of Montoya VS.. Cole
man, which was opposed by Attorney
Spiess. The court asked the lawyers
to come to an agreement.
Serafino Bernal, Isidor Solano, Pedro
Martinez, Reducindo Trujillo and Wv
ian Lopez charged with attempt to
kill, were called but did not appear
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26

made near a lone hill four miles due
east of Pearce, and but little sur
rounding indication Of the wealth of
precious metal directly beneath the
surface was in evidence. The entire
country about the strike has been To-
Gated, and location monuments ex
tend in either direction for a mile or
more. Since the rich strike a shaft has
has been started and it is asserted that
over a ton of rich ore has been ex
tracted within the little distance so
far gone, while the indications point
to the property becoming a bonanza.
The Commonwealth mine at Pearce
which has %astonished the mining world
with the riches of its ores, is located
in that vicinity and if reports are true
this will make another remarkable
producer in that section. Several
specimens of the ore were brought to
Tombstone and its richness is at once
apparent, being heavily laden with the
precious metals and has o~ccasioned
much excitement.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
The Waste OF thhe Body.

Every seven days the blood, muscles
and bones Of a man of average size
loses two pounds of wornout tissue.
This waste cannot be replenished and
the health and strength kept up with
out perfect digestion. When the stom-
ach and digestive organs fail to per-
form their functions, the strength lets
down, health gives way, and disease
set up, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables
the stomach and digestive organs to
digest and assimilate all of the whole
some food hat may be eaten into the
kind of blood hat rebuilds the tissues
and protects the health and strength
of the mind and body. Kodol cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stmach
troubles. 1t is an ideal spring tonic.
Sold by B. H. Briggs & Co, s. Vann
& Son.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26

which is also evident in all Of the sui
phur mines, the sulphur itself being re.
sponsible for it. The only relief from
the heat is obtained through air shafts
and air tunnels. Mr.. Otero's workmen
are now unable to wrok at a greater
depth than one numbered feet. but ad.
litional air shafts and tunnels will
soon be added when it is hoped to OBJ.
tain a much greater depth. These
mines are situated just a few miles
from Sulphur Springs and the sulphur
is said to abound in unlimited quaint
tiles. Hundreds Of pounds of pure sui
phur have been taken out and quite
a force of men are employed there,
but it is expected that much more sui
phur can be removed daily when
everything is in working order and a
larger force of men will then be en-
ployed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
Interested in Mines.

jerome Kennedy of New Haven,
Conn. is in the city. Mr.. Kennedy
is secretary of the Gibson Develop
ment company and of the Shaw-Gibson
Mining company, and will be in the
territory several weeks inspecting the
mineral properties of these companies
located in Santa Fe, Socorro, Lincoln
and Grant counties. The counties in
which Mr.. Kennedy is interested have
been operating in New Mexico for the
past two years. and have invested con.
siderable capital. They have some
very promising and well developed
properties now with the prospects OF
turning them into paying producers
within the next few months. The two
companies named have not been max
ing lavish expenditures, but the money
has been put where it will do the most
good and expended with a great deal
of care, judicious attention and good
management. New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
The x.R a

Recent experiments, by practical
tests and examination with the aid OF
the X-Rays, establish 1t as a fact tina,
catarrh of the stomach is not a dis
ease of itself, but that 1t results from
repeated attacks of indigestion. How
can | cure my Indigestion" KodoI
Dyspepsia Cure is curing thousands
It will cure you OF indigestion and
dyspepsia, and prevent or cure catarrh
of the stomach. Kodol digests what
you eat-makes the stomach sweet
Sold by B. H. Briggs & Co, s. Vann
& Son.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26

The charges made by the Daily Ad'
vertiser of Las Vegas against the man
agement Of the territorial insane asyi
um should be fully investigated. The
charges are very serious and grave
and must be probed to the very bot
tom. The people of the territory VIII
not be satisfied with any other course
Governor Otero has already directed
a thorough investigation and In TINS
he was absolutely correct and acted
as the exigencies of the situation de
manded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-26
A Friend In Court,

Senator Blackburn tells of a Ken
tuckian holding the Office of trial judge
in the blue grass state. His own son
was brought before him On a charge of
drunkness and disorderly conduct. His
honor listened gravely to the evidence,
which established a clear ease against
the young man, and said:
THE court will now render sentence.
You're fined n cen and costs. The
court will remit the costs, and you may
go home and thank God that your
father is the judge."-Public Ledger.