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The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

If there was ever an old reprobate
this world who needed fumigating
and first class trouncing from the
civilized powers it is the Dowager
Empress of China. Very few words
of condemnation have been offered by
the free press of this country, over
the fact that an editor was cruelty
beaten to death by this old harridan,
Why, there should be such an imposing
demand aroused by the national pres.
of this. as we'll as every other enlight.
ened country that the old woman
would flee fastrer. than she vacated
the Imperial city. when the allied
powers approached that old enclosed
harum. We belivee one little weak
protest did go up from the editor OF
Harpers Weekly. during a converse
tion he had with the president on
other matters. If one editor can be
so ruthlessly dragged to death at the
whim of this tigress, who was be-
lieved to have had her talons cut,
there will be hundred more before
her thirst is satisfied, if she is not
brought up with sudden jerk. Every
paper in the land should belch forth
an indignant protest even if the indi-
vidual. was nothing more than u
Chinese editor.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

The newspapers are always being
charged with being optimistic regal d.
ing the future of the city or section in
which they are published. We some
times wonder what sort of newspap-
er an editor would issue. if he accep
ted at thier face value the groanings
and croakings of the knocker and bach
capper Everlastingly he must press for
ward, whatever betides, and he is not
fulfilling his true function if he wav-
res for an instant, over what some
shallow head says predicting disaster.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

He is a very thick headed sports
man. who would not wish that Upton
would carry back the trophy. through
the Shamrock's success. The truly
American sentiment right low is that
the Shamrock wins the cup.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

Whether possibility or not. a
great manv holders of fat offices
throughout Colorado. are wandering
whether such a thing as an election
for county officers is possible. accord
ing to the terms of the law. There
is considerable uneasiness.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

willing to meet them half way in
their effort to revivify this most i'm
portant industry. Here is where the
industry was first started in this state
and whose people first gave beet cul-
ure its impetus, hence it should
have the largest future in the manu-
facture of sugar.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

1t is "A wise move on the city's part
to construct the new reservoir, under
their own direction. 1t will be done
better and more oheaply. than if the
work was farmed out to the lowest
bidder.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

There are not Il dozen papers in the
state, who do not condemn Judge
Overs for the position he maintained
at Idaho Springs. Overs will find
that the day of fanatical populism is
past in this state, and that such as
he are passing with its going.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21

Nearly every project Of irrigation,
which was originally mentioned,
which had attracted the eye of the
government, is having something or
other said officially about it. Blu.
the name of the Grand river project
is not among those mentioned.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-21
THE SENTINEL.
LEE s. BUNTING, Props.
I. N. BUNTING, Editor and Manager
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Such gallant sportsman as Sir
THOMAS Upton deserves to win whe-
ther he does or not.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Iotbrinsens llfuer 0lter.
Ser Nad,ioIser @aielers elm erfabrener ans
populdrer Wilitdr.

populdrer Nilitar.
General 2niis StDser, Der an bic
Stele bes bis6erigen beriibmten &omz
manbeurs bes 16. beutI9en 4rmeez
forps in 2%ot6ringen, 9eneral=Selbz
mari6aus @rafen !5dieler, g~etreten tit,
mar felt 1901 9ouoerneur BON Meb
unb tit nit ben gerbdltnifen bieies in
ben itGrtiten We9iel6e5ie6ungen gum
2ot6rinsii9en Qrmeeforps itebenben
sroben 8~affenplaBes tnnig bertraut.
Ser pettere 4usbau Der Meber Jeituns
unb Die ben bortieen 8irgern 10 bod
piQtommene Seffnung Der Stabtz
enceinte iinb inionDerbeit ben Diploma
tti9en 8emii6unsen StDBers gu bonz
fen, uno Dem leBteren umitun0e, berz
bunben mil Der 2eutieligteit unb &orz
btalitdt bes Generals, tit Die YopIloriz
tat 5u5ui9reiben, beren ii9 St0Nr in
Der M}eBer 8iirgeri4aft in tuBerz
proentli6em Mabe e%rfreut.
2ouis StDser, Der 1912 in GDmbilb,
Sburingen, ge6oren puroe uno Die
Gealf6ule in Meintngen abfolptrte,
begam feline militdriSae &arriere
1862 ols 4Duntageur i'm Meinins'iden
GIiilierz Reeiment. gr ma9te Die
Selo5iee bon 1866 unb 1870 auf 1871
nit, beiu4te Die preuBii4e &riessutaz
oemie uno purbe 1874 als 9auptmann
in ben 9enerulitab periest, in benz er
nit serinsen unterbre9unsen Bis gu
ieiner 9efOrberung gum Sberit 1891
perblieb. DIS FOLDER gum &ommar=
beur bes 2. Sbiiringii6en sSnfanterie=
Regiments Hr. 80 ernannt, brante er
biefes auf etne ielten bobe Stufe Ger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Reisan6au in Ieras.
Sie trabere Writ hieier &ultur nno
beren ietiser llmfans.

Grte gsriudae aus seblidlase-Noratte uns
aeine-1rainirter Sosen ano fannIide BE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nns Grntearbeitsa.
saeisfonfam.
Set elmer Retbe bon Sabren ptrb
in Seras Der R~eisanbdu IN rationeu=
fortf9rittli9er Wetie betrieben, unb i'm
leBten Sabraebnt fnb biefer Rultur
tauienbe bon Mdern 2anbes, bic ebe>
mails als fait pertblos eradtet purz
ben, bienitbar sema9t tporben.
Die erften 0eriude i'm Reisanbau
tpurben 1888 unteruommeu. Ou btns
ii9tli9 Der 8~epGferuns bes 8ooens
bic Iarmer isbo9 einsig auf Resenz
siife dngepieIen paren unb biefe in
benz seeisneten 3eitpuntte nidt felten
ausblieben, 10 bilbete bic Reisernte
bdufis einen Seblfdlas. uub bic Jarz
mer tameu nt9t auf ibre Reauung.
go fanb ne es benin i'm Sabre 1893
fir unsemefien, tiinitlide 9etpdferuus
einsufIbren.
Sn fruberen Soften nurpe Der Eets
in Seras, pie es au9 beute nod in
Georgia unb in ben beioen Garolinas
Der San lit, in Seiden unb MorGiteH
sebout, aus benen man pdbrenb Der
Wa9stumsperiooe Der pflanaen bas
Wafer mebrere Male ableitete. 9eseuz
tpGrtis pertpenbet man fir ben Heisz
anbau gut brainirtes uno norseri9s
tetes 2anb. 9efeaf9aften baben gu
benz ,3pede nit &oitenaufpGnben BON
$4,000 Bis 100000 4andle NIT
gumptperten anselegt. Gin iol9er
3anal beitebt aus spet parallel gu eiaz
amber nerlaufenben Sdmmen, bic 100
SUB bon chamber entfernt unb sutpeiz
len a9t SUB bod iinb. Die &andle
Beginner an irseno etnem Strome, beiz
fen Wafsr ii9 ME erf9Dpft. On benz
Nnfangspuntte pirb Elm Yumppert
aufsefibrt.
Sci Der Reisfultur ptrb Der 8oben
sunG9it eepflist unb geesst. Sas
pflan5en bes Heis sei9ieht i'm Qpril
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Wirkunssuoues Aunffah.
Gtne Wotorsuassniahrt auf Der zAIeiienbat
I'M Girfus ehumanu.

Cine Wotor'paseniabrt auf Der S~hleifeababn
I'm GirfuS ehumanu.
SIN Cirrus S6umann in Berlin Ell
reste in legter 3eit cine fiibne 4rtifttn
our9 ibre 5abrt auf elmer fentre6t
itebenoen S9leifenbabn groBes 4ufz
feben. Bon Der 8uppel bes Cirrus
fubr fie auf fdmalem S9ienenitrane
in einem nieorigen Motorpaeen berab
burh Die % SUB bobe, aufredt itebenbe
Saletfe. Sn raienber 5abrt ourae
fauite Der &agen btefe S9leife, 10 bab
Die 4rttftin einen turaen Musen6lid
NIT benz &opf na4 unten gu iteben
fam.
60 ~tpashuliis bieie Jabrt ausFebt,
10 tpenig sefabrpou 1T ie in Wirtlidz
felt, tpenn Der Npparat senau arbeitet.
Die benz Waeen in%nepobnenbe
Sapunstruft f9ltebt Elm Stiirsen
aus, aumal 9Obe unb 2Gnee Der 8abn,
Sentung Der 4nfabrtbabn unb bic err
aielbare Jabrsef9pinbtsteit peinli9
senau ausgere9net iinb, unb bic Shore
CUR GIN unb Qusfa1rt ii9 me9anii9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

rS9 muBte fait bic sanse Na@t
binbur9 bufen," idreibt Srau @bas.
Applesate BON Nl~eranbria, Snb., unb
fanb fait gar teinen S9laf. Sd
bate sic S9minbiu@t berart, baB,
rpenn i9 einen glod nett sins, i@
fir9terlt9 buiten mubte unb Blut
ipie; aber, ra9bem aue anberen Me=
bisinen persebli@ ansewanbt ,paren,
beilten mid bret S1.0O Slal9eu uou
Or. Sings Seem Discouerp, unb i6
nabm IS pfunb su." Gs lit abiolui
sarantirt, bab es grtdltunsen, SUI
item, Ga Grippe, gron@itis unb ale
6als= unb 2unsen=g ei9werben beilt.
9reis SO Gents uub $1.OO. 8erz
faufsFai9en fret In SO. S. 9ubn's
Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
3app'S
Mnletbe Sanf,

mefIi9 pom @ourtbauie, ct. @lsnb, Minn.
3ablt 4 9ro3eut Snterefieu auf gelber, wel@e
fiir 6 Wonate beponirt merbeu. gerborstgelb
auf grunbeisentbum, meldes gu ieber i3eit
fdIis ober ni9t, entweber gang ober tbeilmei.
Ie, ie mad Bethlehem suriidb s;ablt ,uerben tanu.
s ss5ldal pa ms1 ams ,a gsI'' eaem san aa9 Ya assS.
pas. Mus;i9e aus ben @rliubbif1er cas-
Rratts), 0oqma1ten, Rauf= unb 9ppotbeten
unb fonftse 11rtunben werben seiesli9 auss
geferti9t unb ~bealaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

unb Mei. @inb bic gflanaen feds
ober aat 3oa bod, 10 perben bic
Pumpuerfe in 8etpegung geiebt, bic
Seitensatter Der &andle se0ffnet, uno
bas gauge 2anb tptrb Bis gu elmer SDbe
BON minbeftens bret sou uuter Wafer
sefest. Sn bieiem 3uftanbe erbGlt
man bas 2anb tpdbrenb 70 Sdsen.
Man leitet bierauf bas Wafer ab unb
bestnnt nit Der Grnte, fobalb Der 3D.
ben senigenb troden 1T, baB ihn bic
grntearbetter betreten tDnnen, mas ge=
tpDbnli9 mad 10 Biz Is Saeen mDe=
li9 tit. Ser Bel Der ginbeimiuns beg
Heis pertpenbete Selbftbinber slei9t
benz Selbftbinber, tpie er Bel Der Grnte
onberer 9etreibei sebrau9t tpirb,
nur lit er ftdrter, f9perer unb bat
brettere GGber, um bas Gtni9neiben
in ben tpeiden 8oben gu perbiiten. Die
fir bic Reisernte beniibte Maf9inerie
mub notbpenbiser Weife febr ftart
fein, ba bas Strob bes Heis LANCER
unb Der R6rnerertras Elm srDberer 1T,
als Bel Wei5en pber anbereu 9etretbe=
arten. Na9bem Der Heis 20 Sage
lang auf 9arben seitanben, ptrb er
aussebroi9en; bic aOrner seldnsen
mittelf Maf9ineu in Sdde NIT einem
Sur4f4nittsinbalt bon 18O pfunb
unb tperben bann IN bic Mible gez
f9afft.
Sails Der Jarmer iein eisenes 2anb
befist, po9tet er bon Der 8epGFez
runssseieui9aft bas WaFer segen
cine Qbgabe, bic CUR Rate BON stpei
Sad Heis auf ben Older bere9net 1T.
Ser 5urmer fann aud beibes, 2anb
unb WaHer, pa9ten, nobel eiu Yddtz
aims i'm 0erbdltnib bon bier Sad per
Older erboben pirb. Sn 9elb ausgez
briidt, betrdst Der ga9t5ins fir bas
Dafer ettpa $40 auf ben Older. Ser
Our9i9nittserlSs fir ben Reis belduft
ii4 auf So PRO Barrel; bon einem
Mder 2anbes erbofft man seDObnli4
einen grntefesen bon stpDlf Barrels.
SroBbem, tpie seiast. in Seras be-
reits aussebebnte Gldden fir ben
Reisanbau beniiBt tperben, fteht biefem
lanbpirtbf4aftli9en Betriebe i'm
s2one Star" Estate nod etn pettes
5elb often. gs ipirb in ben Ser.
Staaten melt mebr Reis tonfumirt, als
er5eust, unb I'M 0oriahre tpurben iiber
100000 Yfunb biefer 9etretbeart
allein aug China unb Sapan tmporttrt.
Seras per5ei4net aber mod grpbe, Der
Grf9liebuug barrenbe 2anbitreden, bic
iid fir iene 3ultur Dortreffli9 eisneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Gbolera Snfantum.

Oiele &rantbeit lit LANCE betra9tet
morben als eine Der sefdbrlidfen unb
fatalften &ranfbeiteu. pom benen &tnz
Der befauen rperben f6nnen. sic fam
iebo9 sebeilt merbeu, uenn tie ri9tig
bebanbelt mirb. NIes, mas notbz
ruenbis, 1T. gbomberlatn's Collie,
gbolera= unb Dtarrb6e Mittel unb
gaitor=O Del gu seben nod goridrift,
rpie auf ieber Slai@e ueraei@net, nnb
eine 9eiluns 1T fiber. gu p~ertaufen
hi allen a~potbefen, no gateutmebtz
sinerl gu baben iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

S6iebuusbtlbung. SIN Sabre 1894
nit benz Sberbefebl Der 81. Snfanteriez
Brigade in Srier unb 1898 als Sc
neraIeutnant nit benz Der 80. 9ipiz
fion in StruB6ure betraut. ertpies fiG
St0ser als berborragenber Jiibrer.
Mit 9Gieler berbtnbet ben uneuen
Sitter 2otbrinsens" mande Sbeenee=
meinf4aft. Wie iener, 10 perfolst aud
StDher bic BON linn erfannten !3iele NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

rudltntslofer Gnergie unb Bebarrltp-
felt. Sabei fat StDber, tpie 6Gieler,
Elm sutes 9era, unb CT perftebt es naz
mentll4. auf ben semeinen Mann febr
gut ein5uipirten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Oie Retfen WiI>
be1ms IN benz 3eitraum bonn 1. Mai
1902 Biz gum 1. Mai 1903 entipreden
mad elmer forsfdItig electromagnetic
ten ueberii9t sirer Wegifrede bon 6ber
12,4OO Meilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Pflan3et s m 0 + It >
B dune! Sol9e tOnneu felbft in
tleinen 9Grten se5Dsen perben, penn
fretIte6enbe Spoliere angefpanbt nerz
ben. Stisen bier5u perben aus Dem
billigen T=giieu bon jeocm Sdloiier
berseitellt, bann bur9 Die ego, sertbeilz
ten a0der Srdbte se5oeen, an bieie
9ol5itdbe in 5orm Der S%palierbdume
mtttelit Orabt befeitist, an pel9e pie,
Der Die 2eit5peise ~ansebeftet perben.
Die Spaltere fommen auf 5ebn Bis
stp0lf SUB Qbitanb gu iteben; baapt=
f6en tOnnen Die i9Oniten grDbeeren
ober Semitic seaosen tperben. Der
8obeu i'm 5ormobitsarten pirb bur9z
sebeno r!solt uno NIT altem Dung Der,
iebeu.
Ginen n + a II e n
su nertiIgen, bebien.l IN fi9
bes 8odfalaes, tpeldes moR .roden
uber ben Nmetfenbaufen-im 9erbGltz
nib gu ietner 9rDbe-ausftreut. Sci
ettpd etntretenoer trodener Wttterung
stebt man WaRer bur9 Bic 8raufe
borauf, bamit ba5 Sals fi9 auflDft
uno in bic uutertrbif9en Gdnse etns
bringt.
5eu ii r bic S9afe. Sos
apeite 9eu ober 9rummet tuugt fir
2Gmmer ni9t; Elm pei9es Strob tit
fir lie better. gtnmGbbises 9eu bon
bodselesenen Wiefen 1T iiberbaupt fir
Die S4afe bus 3utrGsli4te. 8enis
nabrbaft 1T ienes 9eu, tpeldes auf benz
6alme iberftdnbis %getporben tit unb
bic SamentOrner bat fallen lafen.
4usse 10 dener Salat.
lin aussepadfenen G6iebenben) Sa=
lat Deripenbbar 5u MAIDEN, lOfe man
bic etn5elnen 8Idtter pom Salat unb
bebdnble fie pie tpirfliden Sptnat, poz
bur9 man Elm i9madbaftes, benz @pis
nat gang Gbnlibes Semitic erhdlt.
Oafelbe pirb pie erfterer angeri9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Notormasenfobrt alf Der Stleifeubabn.
Offnen unb i9lteben. Oas Ratur=
gefes, beien &enntniB gu benz a%rttitiz
f4en Oft Dertpertbet pirb, tit baHelbe,
bas IN gri4einuns trttt, tpenn man
etnen nit Dafer sefiiuten elmer 10
fdneQ i'm Rreiie i6pingt, baB tein
Wafer perf9ittet pirb. Die Sdpunsz
traft tit. nGmli9, penn Elm 3Drper ii6
IN genigeno f9neler 8etpegung beftn=
bet, grDBer als bic S9pertraft unb
bebt bieie gleidiam ouf. Srosbem se=
bort GROCER Mutb gu elmer iol9en
Su6rt, oa Die gerinsite Stodung etnen
tDbtli4en Stur5 CUR Tolse baben muB:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

large, but this interest is not neces.
sarily the Rock Island interest. 1t is,
however, true that large holders of
Rock Island are also large holders in
Erie.
From now on the career of the Erie,
both in the railroad world and on the
stock market, will be watched with in.
tense interest.
The western contingent, which has
become interested in the property con
sists of bold operators, who have the
courage of their convictions and are
not afraid to spend money in backing
them up. The Erie is the only trunk
line property which in recent years
has not been almost completely over
hauled, if not rebuilt. The company
has always been hampered by a sad
lack of funds and the infusion of new
western blood will undoubtedly give
the company the impetus which il has
lacked for many years.
Whether the Santa Fe is to be in.
Guided in this combination is at least
doubtful. Such combination would
mean an ocean to ocean line under
one control and a combination with
the Santa Fe has been thought of by
the Rock Island interests.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
1T PAYS
To Know Facts About Coffee.


When man takes properly selected
food and drink Nature will most al
ways assert herself and rebuild the
structure properly.
From my earliest remembrance |
was a confirmed coffee drinker,"
writes a gentleman from Marshallville,
Ga, taking two cups at nearly every
meal. While at college | became very
nervous, ~dyspeptic, irritable and unfit
for study and attributed it largely to
coffee, but did not stop it's use.
When | was married | found my
wife was troubled the same way. and
we decided to try Postum Food Coffee.
My wife made the Postum according
to directions and we found it superb.
We used it exclusively for the morning
beverage, and the taste of ordinary
conee became distasteful to both of us.
We have found a distinct gain in
health. Any amount of Postum does
not u a feeling of either dyspepsia
or nervousness, while the return to
conee even for one meal has disas-
trous enects upon my nerves. My dys-
pepsla has entirely left me, and both
my wlfe and self are well and strong
n feel that it is all due to the Pos
tum. Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Greek, Mich.
1t is easy to replace coffee with Pos
tum which has, when properly made,
a rich flavor and the color of coffee
with none of its injurious after-effects.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
RAILROAD
The Interstate Commission Statistics
of Railroad Accidents.

A statement prepared by the inter
state commerce commission shows
that during the three months ended
September 80, 1902, there were 263
persons killed and 2,613 injured in
train accidents, including those sus-
tanned by employees while at work
and by passengers in getting on or
off cars, etc. bring the total number
of casualties up to 1907. the killed
numbering S45 and the injured II, 1852.
During the three months covered by
the statement the traffic of a large
majority of the railroads has been
heavier than ever before, necessitat-
ing the employment of new men in
train and yard work. The total num-
Der of collisions and derailments was
2.44S, of which 1,444 were collisions
and LOLA derailments, of which 81
collisions and 92 derailments affected
passenger trains. The damage TO cars,
engines and roadways by these acct
dents amounted to Sl,19S, 500.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
JOHN ANDREWS.
He Goes to the Mexican Central as
Master Car Builder.

John Andrews, for years located
here as a worthy employe of the local
railroad shops, has been given a good
berth with the Mexican Central. The
San Bernardino Sun says
John Andrews, for a long term of
years general foreman of the car de-
partment with the Santa Fe in this
city, but who has for the past year
been engaged in the grocery business,
being included in the firm of Dobson
& Andrews, has accepted a position
as master car builder with the Mexi-
a Central and will leave for the
southland next Monday morning. His
headquarters will be Aqua Caliente,
and the position which he has ac-
cepted is a most lucrative one, paying
a handsome salary in gold. When Mr..
Andrews was connected with the rail
road shops here he was always a
favorite with the men and these, to-
gether with the many friends he has
made while engaged in business, will
learn of his good fortune with pleas
ure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

a fortnight. He also stated that three
carloads of rails had already been re.
ceived by the road and are now at
Fairbank. The balance of the steel is
still at La Junta, but the Santa Fe
company expect to be able to move it
to Deming during the coming week.
The company has abandoned the idea
of taking up the rails on Douglas hill
and will use the rails on this branch.
In conclusion Mr.. Choate said:
we are very anxious to get the
Tombstone branch completed and
when sufficient rails have arrived to
justify putting a crew to work. we
Will do so and the work will be
crowded"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
For Uver sixty Years.

An old and well tried remedy.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mil.
lions of mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

Try a soc bottle of Herbine. notice
the Improvement speedily effected in
your appetite, energy, strength and
vigoi. Watch how it brightens the
spirit, gives freedom from indigestion
and debility.
Isaac Story, Ava, Mo-, writes: Sept.
10th, 1900. 81 was in bad health, |
had stomach trouble for twelve
months. also dumb chills. DIR. ]. w.
Mory prescribed Herbine, it cured me
in two weeks. L. cannot recommend
it too highly, it will do all you claim
for it." Sold by Cosmopolitan Phar-
macy-B. Ruppe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
VIA M e M PHIS.
Government Sending Soldiers to the
Coast over Choctaw and
Rock Island.

TWIN totdfps
Passenger officials of both western
and eastern railroads ~centering at
Chicago were quite disturbed by the
announcement that the government
had awarded the contract for the
transportation of 300 soldiers from
New York to San Francisco to the
Southern railway, the Choctaw line
of the Rock Island system, and the
Southern Pacific. The Rock Island
company gets the traffic from Mem
phis TO Ell Paso.
This is the first time the govern.
ment has routed any army traffic via
the Memphis gateway. 1t marks the
beginning of keen competition be-
tween all the railroads for the trans
portation of soldiers. In winter time
the government prefers to use the
s%outherly routes for soldiers, and in
the past has frequently sent detach-
ments of troops from New York to
San Francisco via New Orleans. The
new route via Memphis is much
shorter, and the extremes of climate
are avoided. The change in routing
decided upon by the government will
deprive the Southern Pacific company
of the long haul from New Orleans to
Ell Paso.
Oticials of the lines from New York
to Chicago and from Chicago TO the
Pacific coast fear that they may lose
a large part of the army and navy
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
Collision.

A head-on collision on the Colorado
& Southern railroad Monday night,
three miles below Barela station, and
twelve miles south of Trinidad, result
ed in the disabling of both engines.
Several cars were badly smashed. The
extra freight vas in charge of Conduc-
tor James Faye and Engineer Balm
bridge, and collided with a work train
in charge of Conductor Jones and En-
gineer Oldham. Several of the men
on the work train were injured by
jumping. Conductor Jones received a
sprained ankle, and Conductor Faye
was injured in the hip and back. The
of the wreck was a misunder-
standing by Conductor Faye, who mis-
read his orders.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
Parasites Cause All Hair Troubles.

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