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Morris tribune., 1903-01-31

ty years, the timber barons are un-
blushingly exploiting the present fam.
inc in order to annihilate the independ-
ent farmers, who have long been a
source Of industrial strength in all
parts Of Sweden. This campaign,
which has been long matured, is now
in operation and will not end until the
farmersShaye become social, economic
and political vassals, as helpless as the
mouiiks Of Russiia The lumbermen
aim at SO belittliEg tfa distress of the
people of the North in the eyes of the
world that relief will be stopped.
Then they Will force the starving peo-
pie to sell their land at famine prices.
"The continued independence of
these farmers is "a political necessity,
demanded alike in the name of patriot
ism and charity. We purpose expos
ing this conspiracy when the famine
is over and will ask the government to
curtail the power of these robber for
esters, although their influence in leg
islative quarters is almost unassaila-
sh1a" sf
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
ENGINEER DAVIS DEAD.
Man Said to Be Responsible for Jersey
Central Wreck,

Plainfeld, N. j., Jan. 30.--Engineer
James H. Davis of the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad express train
which ran into the Easton express on
the Jersey Central near Graceland
Tuesday night, died in the Muhlenburg
hospital during the day.
The other victims of the wreck who
are in the hospital are reported to be
doing as we'll as could be expected, but
it is feared that several may not re-
cover.
General Manager Bessler of the Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey denied
that train order sent to Crawford for
the express was received too late to be
delivered to the express train. Mr..
Bessler said that the order was re-
ceived in time and red signal was set
out, as usual, to notify the engineer
that there, was an order for his train
at that station. "The red light at
Crawford was two miles from the scene
of the wreck" said he, ''yet it was dis
regarded, as well as the red lantern
swung by crossing tender farther on,
and all the red lights and warning sig
nails, seven of them. 1t is strange what
the engineer of the express was doing
along there
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31

of Night Operator George Clough at
Vailsburg station to deliver orders to
the westbound train No. known as
the Sunset Limited.
While running at speed of fifty
miles an hour train No. s crashed into
No. T. So great was the impact from
the two flying trains that the two, en-
gines reared up and crashed the boil
ers like shells The cars Immediately
in the rear were, piled up in a tangled
mass.
Fire broke out at once and soon the
whole mass was in flames. Oil from
the broken tanks ran in streams on
each side of the track and rendered
efforts at rescue very dangerous. Med
ical aid was quickly summoned from
Tucson. Sixteen of the worst injured
were brought to Tucson.
Many of the bodies taken from the
wreck had their hands clasped as if in
prayer. Twenty collins were brought
to the scene of the wreck and filled
with the charred remains.
It is almost impossible TO secure the
names of the dead passengers. There
are in many cases absolutely no means
of identification and officials say they
have no information that will help
out the matter
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
READY FoR MAIDEN VOYAGE.
Steamer Cedric, the Largest Vessel
Afloat. Is Completed.
READY

New York, Jan 30.-The Cedric, the
latest addition to the White Star fleet
and the largest steamer in the world,
says the TTibune's London correspond
ent, is practically completed and will
leave Belfast shortly for Liverpool to
preparesfoT her maiden voyage to New
York earlJnext month. This huge yes-
sci, 700 feet long, is the second steam
er to exceed 10000 tons, her sister
ship, the Celtic, being the first. The
Cedric will have accommodation for
5000 passengers, but. as she has not
been built for speed she will not at
tempt to lower the Atlantic record. :
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31

indianapolis, jan 30.-The joint
wage conference between the miners
and operators of the central compet-
tive bituminous coal district, composed
of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, IN
diana and Illinois, began here during
the day. President Mitchell of the Unit
ed Mine Workers called the conference
into session and was elected temporary
chairman. The selection of different
committeeman by the operators and
miners was Immediately taken up.
About 200 operators and 400 miners
were present at the opening session.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
III TRAFFIC SUSPENDED
FREIGHT
Strike Of Employees of Dutch Railroad
Company.

Amsterdam, Jan. 9O.-The freight
traffic on the Dutch Railroad :.
pany's system is suspended in conse
quence Of the strike of 800 freight en-
ginemen in sympathy with the EN-
ployes of several transportation com
panies who have been on strike fol
some time past. The employees of the
state railroads threaten to join in the
strike. A detachment of marines is
watching the Dutch Railroad com
pany's premises.
There was conflict between strik
ers and nbn-strikers in the suburb OF
Durgerdam during the morning. Sew.
eral men were seriously injured.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
SWEDISH FARMERS IN DANGER.
Corporations Trying to Absorb Their
Little HOLDINGS,

Stockholm, Jan. 30.-According to
the royal relief authorities, besides the
famine a threatened reign of feudalism
is being fought in North Sweden. The
following statement, which represents
the official veiw of this phase of the
situation, has been given out: 5s
Not contend tn extracting 800 :
100000 kroner (S67O,00O, ,OOO) from the
forests of Sweden during the past thir-
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
SUDDEN ATTACK
ITALIAN MINISTER STRICKEN BY
PARALYSIS WHILE ADDRESS
ING THE KING.
HIS CONDITION IS CRITICAL

Removed to His Home as Rapidly as
Possible and, Although speechIess,
His Physicians Have Not Abandoned
Hope-HoIds the Portfolio of For
eien Affairs and Is a Favorite OF
Victor Emmanuel.
Rome, Jan. 30.-Foreign Minister
Prinetti had an attack of paralysis of
the right side while being received in
audience by King Victor Emmanuel
He was removed to his home in seri-
GUS condition
The ministers were holding their
usual semi-weekly conference with the
king at the Quirinal when Senior Prin-
etti who was addressing his majesty,
suddenly threw up his arms, staggered
arc, would have fallen but for the fact
that he was caught by his colleagues.
The incident caused great excitement
The king rang for assistance and Min
lister of Commerce Bace11i, who is a
physician, was able to do what was i'm
mediately necessary. The king, who is
specially attached to Singer Prinetti,
was much affected. His majesty de-
sired that the minister be put to bed
in the Quirinal, but DR.. Bacelli insist
ed that it would be better to convey
him to his own home, which was done,
One of the ministers went ahead to
break the news to Signora Prinetti.
DR.. Marzoni is attending Senor Prin-
etti, who, although unable to speak, re-
tains full consciousness.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
NOT one BSCAP PES
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION KILLS
OR INJURIES EMPLOYEES OF
FORT WAYNE PLANT.
FIVE DEAD, A DOZEN HURT

Portion of the Plant Fifty by One Hun
dred Feet and Two Stories High
Completely Wrecked by the Terrific
Force of the ExpIosion-Fire Breaks
Out in the Ruins and the Peril of the
Imprisoned Men Greatly Increased.
Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. 30.-Four
men were killed, one fatally and three
others seriously injured and half a
score others more or less severely hurt
in an explosion which wrecked a large
section of the Eckart Packing COM
pany's plant. The dead are: John
Foltz. Fort Wayne; EsRed" Matthews,
Plymouth, Ind; Henry Piepenbrink,
Fort Wayne; Conrad Miller, Fort
Wayne.
The explosion occurred half an hour
after operations had begun for the day
and is believed to have been due to
an accumulation of natural gas in the
cellar beneath the section of the fac
tory destroyed. There was score Of
], men at work in the several depart
ments Of that section of the plant and
one escaped injury of some
sort. The force of the explosion was
terrific, completely wrecktSg section
of the building, SO by 100 feet and two
stories in height. The dead and in
jured were buried in the ruins and the
peril of those yet living was increased
by flames following the explosion and
the escape of large quantities of am
monia stored in the basens6nt. The fire
was soon extinguished ana the work of
rescue began Foltz, Matthews, Miller
and Piepenbrink were dead when
taken out.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
AT LEAST A SCORE DEAD.

Southern Pacific Collision a FrightfuI
Affair.
Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 30-Twenty are
Sead and scores injured as the result
of the collision on the Southern Pacific
between trains No q and at
O'Clock Wednesday morning fourteen
miles east of this city.
The wreck was caused by the failure
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
TWO of the Crew Drowned.

London, jan 30.-It is announced
that the British bark Powys Castle,
from Tacoma Oct. 27 for Queenstown,
was lost off Staten island Cat the
southern extremity of South sAmerica5.
Jan. g.. Two Of the crew were
drowned.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
Prominent Mininq Man Dead.

: Denver, Jan. 30.- William H. James.
one of the most prominent miners and
smelter men in the West, is dead at
his home in this city of heart trouble,
aged sixty-five Mr.. James was active
in organizing the Grant Smelter cons
pany ana the Colorado Fuel and iron.
company.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31

age OF the" NJ exicar and Chinese gov
ernments, accompanied by papers from
the representatives of those govern
ments He recommended legislation
which would enable the government
of the United States to assist in car
rying out the proposed arrangement.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
Ex-senator Allen of Washington Ex-
pires at Seattle

Seattle, Wash, Jan 3O.-John Beard
Allen, formerly United States senator
from Washington, died suddenly at
his residence in this city from angina
pectoris. Senator Allen had apparent
5ly@ been in perfect health prior to this
attack, j.. Allen was born in CraWz,
.fordsvil1e, IND, IN 1875 and leaves a.
widow, two daughters and two sons.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
EXPLOSION ON a MONITOR.
Two of the Crew OF the Puritan Sc
vereIy Burned.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. SO.-News has
been received frem the navy yard here
of the explosion of a steam cask il the
boilerroom CT the mentor Puritan, ly-
ing off Old Point Ccmfort. Two men,
bers of the frelaon fo-ce Were seri-
ously burned. Oae ct the men, who
was badly scalded by cst a5ing steam,
was brought to the naval hospital here.
None of the particulars Of The accident
1as yet been given cut.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
SENATE REFUSES TO CONCUR
mt of Commerce Bill Sent
to Conference,

Washington, Jan. .3O.-In the senate
Mr.. Hanna moved to disagree to the
amendment of the house to the depart
ment of commerce bill and agree to a
conference. The chair appointed
Messrs. Hanna, Nelson and Clay on
the part of the senate.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-31
MEssAeE TO CONGRESS.

Relates to Coinage Of Mexican and
chihese Governments.
Wash ID, q ans 80 The president
has sent to congress a message in re-
iation to the currency and tFso coin
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Hotel Arrivals.



Chas Hirschirz, J n Senior. & J
sorrell, Dallas; O y Preston, Nava-
sotai A A Parker. Minor G Baldwin.
New York; + & Polsdorfer. ID n Ne.
Donald, ~ Louis; Y NJ Harvey. New
York; r w Norris. G r Burgoon. J
g Nison. Houston; y A Bullock. De-
troit; I w Muller, New Orleans: 7
y Gillespie, ID W Baker. Waco.
ARCADE.
} j Clark aud wife. r J Collins.
J r Foster, q Falrbolt. l. owen,
Houston; W 4 Pelb. h NELL. Mrs
sallie stuart, Mi.s Cleo stuart. SIM
gleton Bran, Beaumont Little.
sour Lake; G Dean, Waco: Mrs l. N
Jones.
CENTRAL.
G NJ FELTON,, Houston; John Tay-
Tor, Gate-ville: \ Brownlee. Bon
ham; John Boade.
TUCKER.
% r Jacobs. Groveton: Clarence
,kanis. Tom skanis, Paul BOYD.
benchley; " A W Garden. Chatta-
n,ooga; 4 w Frame. Edge, 81 l.
Henry, Macy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

The terms Of the Rock lsland.H
& + c. deal have at last been
made public through explanation
to the railroad commission for APP.
prevail. The Rock Island gets a
half interest in the II. e T. c., the
Texas & New Orleans extension
and the Houston, East & West
Texas, and will control these lines
and name the executive heads Of
all Of them. The II. & T. G. il
extended to Galveston by track
age agreement with the Galveston.
Houston & Northern, and will run
its trains into Galveston immedi.
ltely upon approval by the com
mission The Rock Island will
operate no trains over the n 81 T. |
c., but will merely extend H. traf- /
hc over the line. Should a track. /
age arrangement become necessary
later on separate station agents,
operators, bagglgemen, etc. will be- .
maintained just as II the road
were separate, although they ope.
rate over the same rails.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

it is solely for the purpose Of giving
his children better educational cd,
vantages than they can obtain in
their home community. OF course,
If he has acquired competency on
the farm and il able financially 10
give his children a finished edu-
cation, il is naturally pleasant to
be with them while they are at
school and keep them under pa
rental influence. But simply to
leave the old home and come 10
town to make a living is the acme
NJ fOllvn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
sLL APpao


Aner G .tlsg Be- na,s 81 CO.
>ilus .pprsps.A,sss
Austin Nag DO Gov ''n@m
has approved ihe senera 'i'a'lon
bin % cat our 10 ltef sA1ng
100000 Ogsii. Of n ~ rev
,auc tte ono corcs '''v''
less than when prcse 'ins
about IS 10000
Amons items cut out ~ TOT
San Jaelf0 battle lsia. ~ sur
vey Of Brazos river. $50 1inoIy
rent for Texas voluntee "''n
ing cut out OF apnrop UNI
verslty Whole approp ~ 9Al
Marcos normal vas N''p'
$1,000. and Prof flarra 'H''
pal and the Institute - On
a deficiency Of gls. 600; s'''VVv
for brick building Tor '''A'
school. vetoed 10000 l,llo
prlation of aericulnra . ,lil'
cal college. So 500 -''s ~.
officers residence az flV'
600 Tor boys dormltor .a.' ol
phans home and gt2.OC ,ii'l
fsr girls. 81 ~ u'"
ana im1rovcr a'at'
insane tum. S. 80 ln'
north Texas name a. tll'.Vl'
FOR ail new buiiinrf I" piufe'
ueuts f1r south gtcr ii.
asylum af San hrf1nio eli ni
blind asylum arrropf fl-'
lut of c1r lcuie 3 l'Np'il-
lions About $1,000 .lii..2ls
appropriations Which F''li
20 plrcha land 1wr iiu.o a
'meEar adjoining Al AA ana
1000 fHr f. Urr. lse i...- lott
q N0C1ei. Dos.
Text book blIl VA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
Answer Tiied

Washington. May 1j-The 81 L0ri.
Iron Mountain and Southern railway
has filed with the interstate commarea
commission an answer 10 the com.
plant OF the Central yellow Pine lf
sociation. iayolving charges OF rebates
on account OF the Arkansas Pine Dine
loaging connections. The answer DO
mics the granting OF any undue ai.
vantage over the complainants. located
so Mississippi Alabama and Ge0r-.1.
and don. that Dos division of 100
legally published through rates With
other Iir0 ore disguised rebates
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

London STAY Do. Under Secretary
Craulau. u th. house of commons
read TELEGRAM from tho British con.
sui at Munl.tas European Turkey.
saying 'ha- several Christians had
been BILLED during the disturbance 1f
iHe pas. i.a days bot adding that bus.
.u.ss WH proceeding as usual Tho
cousu. reported that the Joss OF uia
WaE exaggerated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
STRIKE STATUS
Three Thousand OUT woft nt Dsnss'
aud Others Nav ToIiau ~uit.

Three Thousand out woft ~ Dsuss'
aud other. ,fay Toiiau SOFT.
Denver. May l5-H IS Meiy many
more unions viii De- called on to
strike owing 90 the rejection o. the
labor committees proposition by cit
izens Alliance THURSDAY Already
there Is a total Of oger 5000 men on
strike. Among those most i.kely % Do
called out are. urmeutrlsers. brew.
cry employees. Dor tenders retail
clerks. carriage ari bach drivers cn.
gineers and iremen candy maker a1i
ash hanlers By cali.rr 600 the.eu-.n.
Gers and irCmsn there r. Danger thar
100000 worth OF meat in r.irigerli0r
40 'he st0DE Yards wiz De- spo.Iei
There hls been some disorder. bHt
r0.Ire u' serious nature Tho gn
Icc department have Increased the
force .1 handle fhe situation The ~
nation between fhr C0ntCli.lr fac
tons af "a deadlock
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
MooNsHLNE WHIsKY

n Causes tbr Death af Three Arksuss'
W.H aud Hines 81 1uath~r
Hu. Springs. AT H.r l5.--J0o
Adl.r Wash Turner Dave Freddy are
dead and John spiy.r cannot live a.
result OF having u#H.I freely OF
mo0ush.ne whisky HI. IaI been d.
uUed in the mountain H' fhIs and
NUl''0mory county @ of hero
some of the whisky Examined showed
something Ike c0u..H'H..d lyc had
been mixed with t.a ..1r and ofi
Gers are CnioayorrE "A. locate th
blame
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
COUPLE tg1


Woman Corpse, IL ~ -"''"'
20 Paf0. Tex. l,1 \. Pc
'teron ana W- r. M ntli were
shot and killed hare 81 Ramona
House The hotel ke r nF awah.
Cd by a uDpIng on ID rild found
Peterson ir ne haH n, ~ Do hai
been shot bF Mr n and she
bad also shot heralG rf frorrleior
went to call assistln -i while he
was gone three mnrs tHrern hfel.
When be- came baeia BID rere dead
The woman was VIA r ae bed in
a pool ~ blood Mrs nr.ildt nus.
band .s a travelling 4 a-l. Peter
son came here shor t-f ago The
cause OF the shoottr b unknown.
The evidence ind.ci PFron f.d
The shooting Ills flitg 81 wealthy
commission morchrt, 81 Amherst
Wis Mrs. Fairchld registered from
Denver
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Bridgeport Conn. May 49, CouIuc.
tors and mJt0rmcn employed hv fhe
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
company here went on % strike. tying
up al lines in tho city. The company
offered a slight increase IN wages.
but was refused recognition from the
union About 22j men are out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Uncle Sans insular possessions
are unique in the variety Of news
matter they furnish. Now comes
che story OF o. Hawaiian sorcerer
who beat a -ick man 10 death with
q bible trying to drive the devils
out Of him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
Confederate Reunion at New Orleans

May i7aud IS tho II. e. r. G.. R.R.
VIII ssii rouud-trip tickets 10 New
Orleans; fare $500; transit limit one
day Boo each direction; limited 90
leave New Orleans not lated than
May ~. 1903; limit will be- extended
10 June 10 lgu3. 10 ticket Is deposited
with joint agent at New Orleans on
or before May "a and payment OF fo,
OF lO cents. w. $. Wilson,
may 1-d-w Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

The WaXahachie cotton mill sold
last year 1898, 100 worth Of cotton
duck. The mill has a payroll Of
5000 a month and is on a paying
basis. The plant cost $4,000.
That looks good TO ".
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
Emm. c,lr... 800 E.e,ne.

Paris. May 15-Le Petit Journal
says that Ema Calye who is now sing
Ing 10 "The Damnailon Faust" acri
dentally poisoned herself "Wednesday
night by taking an over dose OF aeon.
lte as a preventive NJ grip. Prompt
action saved her lIfe. bat she was un.
able 90 appear in the performance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Siaticiaus tell d. there age
80, 762 persons 90 Che United States
who are over 90 years old, @ Who
are over 80 years old and So she
are over 100. al who are over
l15 are negroes with che exception
Of one Indian who is 100 years old
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

The Greenville Herald thinks
che man wh1 has failed on the farm
viii make O. worse failure IN town.
The Herald ys "The man who
,has a comfortable home ia the
country makes the mistake OF his
life when be moves 10 town, unless
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

The prohibition election in
Grimes county will be held Jnne
IL. There were 32S signers to the
petition presented to the Commits
sioners' court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
CANNOT TALk

Uou.uai pIrht in which Woman M,
Keen Placed hr lodge
Omaha, Nob.. MaT l5-Iudre BaV.
Ger has issued a rcuH.rr order en-.
joining Mrs + tua taking 90
her follow tononts .r mi apartment
house about The owner q OUnh8ut
badge. or entering POO 1-rtmonts 1f
the other tenants .lt H alleged SIRE
Bcrgo has .nicrferi rh plaintiff
property. greatly 90 DIT hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
BRYAN, TEXAS, MAY Is 1908

Brennan has raised $1,000 to se.
cure a canning factory. The United
States Canning Co. agrees TO build
and operate the plant for five
wears
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

New York Nay ls-Fredrritr W
Hollis. who was t.aIH ffa r1 .f.on
Of umpire 20 act .1 fta aftieuont of
the claims OF Germany ana Italy
arInrt Venezuela poo ftHraf 'fo an
po.nimnt OWING o 90. pro ure OF
I urivaia business
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
H.GTC. SCHEDULE.
Office Hour BRYAN PosiolIies.

WEEK DAYs.-Geueral Delivery
Registry aud Money order business
opens ut ; a. m. and closes az . p. 90.
Mails for midnight trains are clos
ed 40 . p. m.
SUNDAY H0UH-:-Open az i0.3J Do
n n. ON. and from t:i5 to 4;&j p. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Nacogd0ohos. Ng 81. cam,
a railroad man. wf III. .-l .,.-l.fio
man. "a pr0minor r.,-t rrts
$1,000 bond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

London. May l5-lt Is understood
that Lord Onslow. colonial under sec.
Rotary. will succeed Roht VI Hamburg.
Who died April 2s. as president OF the
board oi agriculture.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
Weak
Hearts

Are dus 70 inclE.stca. Nl-eiY-rins q svsry
one hundred pscp.s vh5 have h.zrt toubis
can remember ghen u gas simple indless.
ton. It'd q scientific fact that an eases q
heart eiseass. not crgarc. are not cniy
tracsabis 10. bui are the direct result Of indi-
gcst9n. Al feed taken into ths stomach
which falls Of perfect dirssf7n fsrmsas an4
swsi.s ihs stomach. pui..rg o - against ths
heart. Tn.s iliensfe1 vih he scton q
the heart. and ln TIE ccurre Il tire lhai
tellczfs bui vital ergan becomes cseassd.
~ .. Ea1si- = E-rzta. o. ara. I'D sssr-s-A
if1lss al uaa . - l,zts 81 "a hsarf trs4tis
uth q. 80 Keel pgs9eFea C1rs ~ ahc1f f1E
rl11fsa al t czrc1 re.
Kodol Disests What You Eat
and relieves ths stomach q al serves
strain and no heart d al pressure.
Bocaa e.iy 500 sr- h-i1-r ~ r--.s 90 ~
rfs. Nll-h 1ca1 ~ Goc.
prsparsd b. Z. Q. osnfTT A Co. ctsioAaos
Sold Bv DR. y. VI. MeDOGUAs ID
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
Lao n srHFnTLE-

I. y q. y. SUI EUI III.
so. -NorthbOund-Passeu-
ger Arrives ... ........ 1850 n. m.
10. -s0uthb0uud-P asseu-
ger-Arrives .....-.... f:il p. m.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-31

or shirk their duty. Reforms do not
go backward and a defeat now of the
indirect tax methods for raising reve-
nue. will only intensity the contest and
renew the move vigorously. The peo-
pie in the end will not be deceived.
My hone is that the present Legis-
l%ature, fresh from the people. will
study the peoples Interests aud serve
them.
The tax laws proposed by the Tax
Commission will no. affect the pro-
duction of a pound of coal. a gallon of
oil or q cubic foot of gas o will
they hamper in any "a the growth,
development or prosperity Of the State.
But they should prove a blessing tc
all the people, result in a fairer and
more equitable system of taxation,
both for local and State purposes.