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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
Attack on Water Works Repulsed.
Rv the Associated Press }

St Petersburg. Sept. 20.-Lieuten-
ant General Stoessel, commanding the
Russian military forces at Port Ar
thur. reports by telegraph that on the
night of September 16 the garrison
repelled two attacks on the redoubt
protecting the water-works.
The text of General Stoessels dis
patch is as follows
Port Arthur Sept. 16, 1904.-The
enemy continues daily to lombard
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT.
One Negro Boy Wounds Another
He Claims That it Was an
Accident
Especial to News and observer.)

Asheville, N. c., Sept. 20.-George
Clinton a negro boy. 16 years of age,
was shot and probably fatally in
Jured this afternoon about five mfles
from town by another negro boy
named Clifford Fowler. 1t is claimed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
Four New WarshiDS.

(By the Associated Press.)
St. Petersburg, Sept. 20.-It is re-
ported here that four Warships pur-
chased from Argentina, have arrived
at Iibau.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21
This Hath a Mediaeval Sound.
NV the Associated press.l


Vladivostock, Sept. 20-The Hermit
from Mount Athos, with the Holy
Image Of the Mother of God, has con-
ferred his blessing upon Vice Admiral
Skrydloff and the ships of his squad
ron
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-21

Mr.. John T. Jones is quite sick at
his home from the effects of con-
gestive chill Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ROSE BY HIS OWN fgDEAyOR
5uCCCssFuL CAREER or THE
LATE POSTMASTER GENERAL
PAYNE

II.nH e. puu, cam, from uId pur
Hau #p.h and H. ancestors date back
.u I0. lfF colonial days llo wa.
born .0 fHy town Oh. tsbU,li Frana
IIu county NuslDHusptta. 200 Notam
bur gI. 1888 uH b1yhulI Na. an.ut
n Goo VILLAGE of sh.uuru. Ta..
Nh,r. ho received common school
education auG later 400 academic .Iu.
cation Hr wac .uI.uua aud Vurs.
Dr aud l' thp nru off fifteen began to
look ur position t1 help pay for
hIs livelihood Or aua then that hu
entered Uncle SANS postal service
llr told fbp village postmaster that
for 80 % V,uN bo would bu at ths post
office Dlr.F every morning would
sweep and dust mo place and do such
.rmud# as Doe bad time Tor outside
uE h.a school hours
After uUIue DrUu1 uoy for about "a
ru.r .s'... school and became sIUrk
u thU dos aOuIa store of John SHpr
WIu. u SHHHruu Falls lglr No.
-hprNm moved Oh Northampton. and
YOUNG Payne went with him When
sH.rWu moved IU Milwaukee and
opened ur-u r.HN and Wholesale
.u.. There PAYNE wont with h.m and
entered .Ho employ of Shrrwlu Nov
ID. a. Pratt Us uoassUuuDr Prior %
chat t.m. lu hlI 600 'h, outbreaks ot
tGp civil war; tried t0 enlist with Che
Tenth Massachusetts volunteers
$50 faithfully did Payne work Chat
b, soon became partner OI tho
house uuI equ.uUg with tho ur
g,.suu u. tN. hrm SHDrHiu With
drew unI uou. .o N,N York and open
ed largo Wholesale house. which
soon proved financial failure sdar
Wu Wsr. down N.Ib crash and .ar
r.DI Hp Milwaukee hur.. Boa which
Pawn. was % partner down with him
TH. house wound uu Zoo bankruptcy
Having lose l.I ho auI Payne start
HI uu FOO mako O. rosn start in IIID
I. HaH Hpau married IuN before lU,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
DISTRICT COURT
EDplNGToN, AN EN.CONvlCT, COT
so DAYS FOR OBTAINING $40
UNDER FALSE pRETEN8E8.

ON saturday bon fha case ol fbr .or
rtuy SOL EIdue.ou charged vita
forcing au order for So on ono Thomp
sou. a. uf which was -gturuDi uut
GItU. aud 1u whose trial % developed
That both tHe prosecuting wituo.s and
the defendant arc oN oouyIs,F. thg dia.
tr.ct attorney dismissed fho proceed.
uf under tho Indictment and dled nm
Information charauF u" defendant
with obtaining 2ltO under false pro-
tonaps. and the defendant pleaded gull
F and vls .rtru.Ud 'o thirty days
.n IaH. ha having already boon Boo ia.i
900 tHH charge since Iuiy a#t
Tha district court then adjourned
until next wou'h Tbr supreme court
vae 90 meet today NJ Santa De-. but
owing 90 thp conditions 1f travel thl
m,mb.r of mo court aro unaul. '0
assemble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
FLAG RAISING
At OLD TOWN
PRESENTATION ADDRESS De.
LlvERED By MAJOR X. n. WAIT.
NEv.
REspoNse ~ NEsroR NoNroYA


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

From Mondays Daily Citizen
Mrs D. D. sheridan returned Sat
Urday from a visit with friends az
Santa BE-
D. d MauIuy last week. purchased
$4,000 head of sheep and lambs from
Iho shoepmDn of HguaIllo aud Vail
gnriI counties
49, o. Morarty aud Louis McRae.
two wcIIkuown citizens of the Estat
eta plains are H the c.iy today 10
faHe Iu lho fair
Regular meeting of Cottonwood
Grove Woodmrn circle win be hold
at odd Fellows hull tomorrow af
teuuou at $3.50 o'clock
Rabbi kaul.us Hebrew class WI.l
meet at 1880 ihis evening. aud the
class Zoe religion no $3.50. both in The
yostry no0ms of Temple Albert
The coffee f1r The lunch to bo served
by inc Ladies A.d society 1f che Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
was donated by the Monarch Grocery
Co
Mr aud Mrs John Mcintyre Mu
a Pine Misses Wlua Isabel and
AngolIna Montoya. are boz tho city
The ladies have been soiouniug the
nazl month ai che IemeT hot springs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Can You eat1

o. o. Taylor. o. prominent merchant
Uf CHf.rman. Texas. slys 90 could
not ,1t because oft weak stomach
Iu.t al s.rouEl and ran down Doc
wyHht Am that money could DO was
iouD bu, all hope af recovery van
Ishod Hearing off some wonderful
cures effected bv rho 1sD of Kodol Dys.
uers.a Cure Z concluded t0 try TO- IT,.
hrs' bottle benefited mr. and after
taking four bottlca Z avn fully restored
tp my usual strength weight and
Ioa'th k0doI Dyspepsia Cure dirosta
what Eu1 .rt wd .ur.s Sold hy b.
vs. Ir 81 Co. aud Yam a. son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
EGYPTIAN BURIAL RELICS
ToMBs OPENED FOUR rHoUs
AND YEARS OLD AND WELL
PRESERVED.

The excavations which were begun
at Ucuiasan. 0n che cas-, haul. of tho
Nile slmg goo miles above Cairo. Boz
December. lNU2 have u1n boon com
p'r.d There have been discovered
and searched Iu Coo metropolis oNfDud.
ius alone fhu face off the limestone
oIIn $50 fomHs. including Chat OF So
Hok UDf.p1. $500 H a.. together with
fs curious funeral models
Each burial chamber was formed lf
% recess ot Che base off square shaft
occasionally af o. depth OFF thirty feet
hrwu Boo thu solid rock uI carefully
filled lu o., lhia careful means the
body of the deceased was carefully
preserved from disturbance.
This type OF burial autedotgs the
naturalization period. hut e. was
found. iu tho case OF two bodies. that
decay had been arrested Dos tbo wrap
PINGS. which wore found sIIIl intact
Each tomb contained tho lines of re-
ligious formulate and toNl inscribed
upon % in the orthodox hicroglyphics
and with Tho head pointing iu The
north and tho painted "oyos of Ost
ris" to mo east
Tho s1rcophagus was surrounded
with a large number of wooden mod
obs representing river and sailing
boats grauary o. group of persons
baking "a man brewing. "a man leading
an oy. a Girl carrying a brace OF birds
In her hands and O. basket ON hen
head
NotwIfh1andiur the extreme age
supposed to boz 5000 years. of fhos,
curious relies they were fuJud "a
hn iu "a remarkable state of pres0rya
t.ou. tbo o8rsmou boo the eaIloys lean
ins upon thv.r oars and fho paint
stU brIehi and clean Tho coromOn
irs arondlne tho intormout of % wo
man were slightly dissImlar the Ic
parted lady being provided with O.
basket OF toilet requisites
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
DIR. ". G. TIGHT WILL
DEDICATE OPERA HOUSE

Tho dedication OF tue new Ellis
opera house win occur ou Thursday
Dr. w. O. Tight president of the
University of New Mexico. who re-.
comfy became "a member of The an.
TERED tribe. has consented 90 doliv
or inc dedication address a feature
of the affair win hr tho presence on
the STAGE of ~ ORrion OF Balu.
moro. thu Grand Exalted Ruler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

o. You ever took uoWitts Little
Early RIsers Tor hll.ousuoss or constl.
patton sou know what pI'l pleasure o..
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system of AN bile
w.thous producing unpleasant effects.
They I1 NOT grippe. sIrkou or weaken.
nut pleasantly give tome and strength
fo the tissues and organs of the sfom.
ach. liver and hovpIs % W Rrissa
a Co. and s. Vlun a. son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

tbIs pretonuouane.s are shining me.
tallic medals bearing this inscription.
"Wlth heartfelt graf udo off The pas
aaneers of train $50. q. g. r.. a. 8.
D. q. o.. Sept 800. 1905" These
medals wore rendered tncs, trnIumon
by tho passengers f0r bravery .u safe
Iy plotting rain $50 from Las VEGAS
over dangerous track on tho uIsh'
of September 2g ~ 81 Summerhcld.
an old railroad man of Los Angeles.
who was passenger un Che fraIu
was Instrumental Zoo seeing chat Che
brave taInmru wore rewarded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
SAVED MS LIFE

D " Davenport W.uE0. Ky. writes
June 49, 1909 90 want to ten you I
believe Billiards. Snow Eminent saved
my ..fg was under Che treatment uf
two doctors ana fhoy told me one OF
my lunr WAS entirely gone, and the
other badly affected { also had "a
lump .H my side. ! don't think mat I
could have lived over two months Ion.
ger ! was induced by a friend 90 try
liaIlard's Snow liuImCui The FIRST
application gave me- crest relief, two
MY cont bottles cured me- sound and
wglI lt o. wonderful medicine and
! recommend h. to suffering human.
lty" zoe, 5Uc 800 Sol. by D. IT,
ORlelly a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
WILL BUILD NEW RMlROAOS
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
ron THESE RAILROADS FILED
IN rHr sEcRgrARy's OFFICE

IN THr cTCHFThHN. OFFICE
....
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rar. ....u f.r t... r.v rlI.rU.I. Len
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IN' '''M 'l .. N.' '. N'.l
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t."'h "'i''I' .'
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i' construct maintain 'n' ''.
'Hio railroad ''''t @ Poo.
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Juan. M'N'n.'', N'''''.'
n' fn carry p1.a'nf"rH hnd ''r
h'r' over sa'l f'iIf''d an. Poo
rIu.iru'. operate ana u''n..
zion hnl'i'nH. Wn' H'fuc'uf'' a.. IT'D
rr mH''"r. pertaining 10 ana '
ont With ''. operation oi Huch
ro1
Tho principal place oi business
Che company v.l hn Tucson. Arizona
whore % majority ni 'hD 0i'ct o. own.
"l anl branch oIi'r0 VIII h' MAN.
.H.n"l n' Inrl.N1fH Sow M'A'r'
Th. 'UrwUn" of 'hU railroad WIII De-
n'nr '.. boundary Nno of Now N'N.
/ irH 9ni Colorado. n.1r whore 'h' Zoe
NImn. r.t.r rr".." '1" 'n" N'.h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

THu following corporations hHE"
WrH papers In mo- office ofJ vs. RAY
uuIHH secretary Of fH. Territory
showing appointments H' agents In
NaH NUfIcu
Tho Treasure Mining ana RfIue
UlH company 1f % recent meeting 100.
pointed E % NcDemith OF Graham
uFu. nr NDH Mexico. -l succeed D.
10 CuIpm of Graham who has r.
moved h'a residence from me Toni
tory
Th. NHu0r1 Coal company a re.
cent meeting hHiH n Colorado
suruFf sra.a NHrrr1 N.H WaF'.u 1a
the principal place nf business of fhe
COMPANY and appointed pa'r.f FHh.
.r of Wuu.ru. aFant for COO Territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

j u. Cover l0l n. Main ST. ottawa.
kan. writes Every uIl % has been
my wifo's trouble 90 catch o. severe
cold. and therefore t0 cough an win.
tor Ions last iall got FOR her o
bottle of Horohound Syrup She uHod
% and has been able to HIeop soundiy
an UiEht long Whenever the cough
'rouh'ys her. two or three Doses stops
the cough. ana she is able to Dee up
and wei" 25c, zoe. 800. Sold by
J. a. oBielly a. Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

A zap NJ only an oven TOO miles
nov roma'u8 between tbe tgo near.
irF nNfromif.Ds of thy Salt Lake
road 90 comprises tho distance bo.
tween Kosslor summit. in Eastern
california and las Vegas Nevada
More than hair of this distance has
already been graded and o. only o.
mains 90 lay the rails More nr less
has been accomplished toward the
Grading of tho remaining portion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
PROMPT RELIEF

from 'Ho effects OBJ. ot.r.a.iue ia as.
N1r.U HN u.nE # dos. OBJ. u1stot
fera Stomach U.f.u Pains in the
Stomach. Hcartburn, BcIcrinu and
Nsufra HHU.H vanish before 10 and
Furthermore. when BE- aaUn usu.
Hry always cures Indigestion. Dya.
peps.a Ccstivcncss. Torpid Liver, IN.
active Kidneys. Nervousness. lnsom.
MIA and Malaria, Fever and Aque.
W. uI.. .uu .u e'rD .I trial. For
a'. Hy aU DRUGGISTS HuH Dealers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

ST. pytenhure oct Formal
announcement that kur1patklu % at
iaa' strong enough tO assume tho of
fanslyo. together with me unofficial
reports of offensive movements
against tho three armies uf Field
Marshal Oyama thof has been pro-
crossing since October 4. sent a thrill
of loy throughout Russia The AM
nouucoment which has been awaited
patiently throughout che long weary
Wonths of diacouneement gnd de
feat had Am Instantaneous effect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Would not interest sou If you're
booking f0r ruhnnisoel Sol'r iuf
Sores Burns ur piles OTTO Doid. oI
Ponder. Wo. writes g suffered with
an urIy sore flr O. year buf q box %.
Ruckonr AruIca salyo cured mo o..
me best SgIye com earth 2ac ui any
drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

d,..r, m bia manner t0 return
thanks .0 iiun p A slower tbo An
tomato un3 Colorado telephone com
pauIpa. U0n Jesus Romero. Hon Nos
tor N0nfoya George D. Klnck Esu
Capt u1Ca and thD men of company
o. Firt regiment National Guard oi
New Mexico and tho band of the
Same regiment under i1m0s pgvno
who's. kindness contributed 0 much
towards makHr f.. n1e H'.'u li
fh. u1 h'mHu0HH. u''.. school 600.
WHrr.Hs H success
3D. n WHITING
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Santa Pc Train Crew Receive Medals
fer Bravery

Conductor A. H. FulluDr Engineer
Byron Archibald and Fireman ~
Holmes of tho New Mexico division
of tne Santa o. are Ffuftius around
poNnr ouf their checks with "a great
show of pride and are creating "a
great deal of envy among thoir broth
or railroad men Tho ouIse of am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

o. Writ. Nacoeul1choE Texas.
says ellis daughter had chIlls and
Tower Tor three years he could not
6ui anything 90 holp her t.I Doe used
Horh.nr HIs wife WIN not keep house
without o.. aud cannot say too much
for d." 5Oc Sold hy j 49, O'RIo.ly
q Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
THE BEST DOCTOR.

Rev 49, O. Horton. sulphur Springs.
Texas. writes. July 18Th. 1882 q
have used Boz my family HallBrd'E snow
L.n.ment and Hor,houud syrup, and
they have proved certainly satisiaCto
ry Tho IIniment .s the best we have
over used for htl' and pains. The
couch syrup has u,yU u8r doctor 'or
rhD last eight years zoe. Coo. 500
Sold hy j. d. OnR'Dlly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
DANCED AND MADE MERRY
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
GALL WAS a GREAT SUCCESS

A very delightful affair was hc
dance given by the Fraternal Broth.
erhood Iust night a. the Elks opera
house Tho big bal room presented
a very gay and animated scene. and
The royolry lasted until che early
morning The music was decidedly
good More than seventy five con.
Pics wore present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Tho parry win remain here tomorrow
and ON fho nrsi train thereafter pro
coed tD tbo.r homes at San Antonio.
n. 81.
The loea. lodge So. $685. Fatorua'
brotherhood viii nyU dance to.
uiebt 90 EIH bnll These dances
are quite popular and large Of
tendance Ia expected
Nr and NU Forest Parker return.
oi yesterday from au extended visit
boz Arizona The majority of their
umo was spent 40 D. D. Hubhcls
ranch 90 Gauado
ON u.st Wednesday October l2. win
.ocou Jh. wedding of Miss Maudo HuL
uI tH's g.IN and EI GusO. of Pres.
cutt Arizona. Nr and Mrs. Crosse
NIu reside 1f Prescott
. Thomas Wu.ruuI family are Boo the
lefty from l.us CurmlHH Mr Werner o.
To- deputy shorIH cot slndoyal county
Ho states chat fho VILLAGE of M3utoy
. as. near Dos CTra.0s. was completely
. wiped Uuf Hg fHU r..ouf floods
/ U No. Ashton ol Osco0Ia. wis.
writes f0 friends here that he will
Ikpv suouI tho winter In AIbuoucr
uup and wN be- along lust IA soon
na trains are running regularly
Prof Elwo0l Mecu, of the govern
mont reclamation service and % widely
known irrigation expert bias tcIc
uapboI th8, b' viii Ur Iu Nhuauer
u1r t' attend thp Now Mexico lrr.
ea'I0u congress. Of trains run
n. TO- Wilson special commissioner tg
iho worlds m.r from Mercer county
California. .s 100 fhn city today. wa
iHrHOun1 passenger IU .s uu u..
way 'I So Louis. and has Dot of
literature about Mercer county
Ih, lul.U. AId society oft tho lead
Avenue Na'noi'.' church vn sOry,
20 hr..'1s lunch loo OBJ. uDN Green
Deaf hu'I.us con- Silver avenue. Io
tween First and Second streets. ol
Afternoon. Tuesday. Wednesday
. Thursday ana Friday
I Jose Rafael ApoiaCa. 600 old resi-
dent uf Bar.Hs died yesterday after
noon of heart failure The docglsc.
. wac g' years off age %. .he time of hH
death. The funeral occurred fhH
morning from Sacred Heart church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
APPOINTMENTS
RCoEur ron AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE CORPORATION
AGENTS.

Governor OHrH ha. appointed THHu
81 Webster uI sierra county mem
Dor of th. board rf raa.nf 1f iho
CoII.r. ~ AeHcu.ur. uuI Mechanic
Arts ~ W.auh Park s.r. Row w.
IA Cooper of Santa re whose term
Ha. ..ufrI Nr Webster 's on. off
iHo oldest residents HuI leading r.t
icons ~ Sierra county fIn I# H pol.
publican .u politics huf .. s1 popular
foo fI. county tmf Hs HlH NeaH e...t
.f several tImH Hs county e'arE HF
'Hrer m1'0rfI. 'H chat democratic
county Tho nr. shows r1HcHsIf.'y
.Haf H. iH h.H Boo er.ar esteem aHd
hrh aspect Hr hH follow r.HTan.
regardless af politics 8n1 fhar ha .s
au efficient and competent county 1f
fetal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

frr.t.n NHHt. tHI
pafo.. nj hr n.sl WbH. vest
hD learned fHa g8.u. off .r. r
pua.IHIi.rH aad tae aH1n. HI.
ganfar.ss to come from 70 DAD h..H
fho Hulsr. of hH u.H .u ar 'a 0nIy
.e. i1woluI Cham h|H mDssae
ere.s 300 No. aH Important I.att
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-08
FOR HALF A BILLION DOLLARS.
Largest Suit in the History of the World
Against Pennsylvania Railroad

Chicago, Nov. 80. The largest suit
ever filed in any city in the world, in
volving $500, 900, 900, was begun before
Judge Kholsaat, of the United States
court, when the heirs of N. @. Stewart
and Gen. Hart Stewart will attempt to
make good their claims against the
Pennsylyaniarailroad. The heirs seek
to recover for use of several miles of
Stewart avenue by the railroad com
pauy and az this is the principal en-
trance Of the railroad to the city, the
action will be bitterly fought
The property in dispute came to the
original owners as government land
which they accepted when Chicago was
merely trading post and the land in
question was ten miles or more from
the center of the present city. The
Stewart heirs gave the property to the
city with the restriction that should
the laud be used for any but its origina
purpose it SHOULD revert to the heirs
The Pennsylvania railroad got the
right Of way aud the heirs are now sue
ing. President Roosevelt falls among
the claimants.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-08

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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-08
Believed Mr.. Carter Will Build the Road

Believed Mr.. Carter Will Build the Road
The people of this county seem to be
growing in the confidence of Mr..
George l.. Cartel's intention and abil-
ity to build the South & Western rail
road. We talked this week with
large number of people who have wit
messed his operations, and find them
all very much encouraged with pros
poets, Men of large interests along
the line are displaying a great deal of
activity and timber and mineral deals
are being made right along. Mr.. Car
ter aud his company have every in
ducement to build the road. Their
partially finished grade can never be
OF any value to them until completed,
while their mineral and timber prop
critics, which aro large, depend entirely
upon the completion of the road for an
outlet. Besides, the road would inev-
itably be a profitable one. For our
part, we believe Mr.. Garter will put
his big enterprise through. Gate City
Herald
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-08
Gems From De La Bruyere (r6e4)

Prudery is an imitation of wisdom.
There is false modesty which is
vanity, false glory which is lightness,
a false grandeur which is pettiness, a
false virtue which is hypocrisy, false
wisdom which is prudery.
Prudery constrains the spirit, but
conceals neither age nor ugliness.
Wisdom hides the faults of the person,
ennobles the mind, renders the youth
more piquant, and the beauty is en-
HANGED.
Men and women seldom agree on the
merits of another woman; all they do
to please and attract the men, among
themselves, only creates antipathy and
aversion. Women are extreme; they
are either better or worse than men.
A man keeps better the secrets Of
others than his own; woman guards
better her own than those OF others.
A man can deceive a woman by "a pre-
tended attachment provided he has moi
elsewhere a real one.
There are few women so perfect tha
their husbands do not sometimes re
pent their choice Milwaukee Journal