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Further gold shipments to Argentina
sTe To be made this week. The Inter
rational Banking Corporation has ar
ranged 10 send 500. 600. and il is thought
that before the sailing or Thursday 8
steamer further sums Will bring the
total TO go out this week up TO about
81 10000. The gold being sent 10 South
America Is practically a shipment OF
tine japanese gold which recently ar
rived I'm San Francisco The gold was
deposited there, and the money trans
fCrred by telegraph To New York.
further shipments Of Japanese gold TO
the International Banking Corporation
will prObab bly, arrive next week. the
amount expected being in the neighbor-
hood OF $500, 900.
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ARCHITECTS.

COMPLETE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
houses. flats. stores. 50 10 $40 up; pencil
sketches free: highest reference ARCHITECT,
$40 Sth e. IA. fe20-R
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Bulls Take ALgggvessz0e 71n7f,
Seek 10 Drz0e IN the Shorts
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co., 1910 r
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board Of Trade, and Washington Stock
Exchange
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eireigth hens and restores. Cupidene Is the only
known relnedy 10 cure without operation.
5000 testimonials. A written guarantee given
and money returned 81 six boxes d. not effect
a permanent cuFc. 500 box. six for $500
by mali. send for free circular and testimo-
mails. Address DANoL MEDICINE Co. San
Francisco, Cal; Stevens Pharmacy 9th and
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There are no developments as yet TO
bring outside speculation into the mar
kct though there is a distinct ripple OF
Improvement in the iron business, and
conditions are better.
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The banks have lost TO the subtreas-
ury since Friday 81 406, 600.
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STORAGE.

WY Ply WOREe NJ store f1r 75c a losI
NTTFD STATES STORAGE CO. Als-4et-fz
10Th s.. NV. mhi0-S5t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ANNIE
FLAHEETX.- COMPLAINANT. vs.
THOMAS FLAHERTY. DEFEND
Ant. No. 2f,255. Equity Docket No
The object Of this suit IS to obtain III
vorce a mensa ct thoro- ProN4ded copy
Of this order be published once each
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times
on motion Of the complainant. by Aee
solicitor. Campbell Darlington, II is this
10th day of March. A d. lsO4, ordered
that the defendant cause his appearance
TO be entered herein on or before the
fo-tieth day. exclusive OF sundays ana
legal holidays. occurring after the DAY
OF the first publication of this order
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded
win as in case of default
- " TiCs. H. ANDERSON,
True aeI co5py-rest: J. r YoJNG.
BY F. z. CUNNINGHAM
mhI6 23.S0 Assistant Clerk
ST-PRENIE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PRO
BATE COURT No. 1891. Admins
tratiOn.
This i 10 give notice. that the sub
scriber. OF the District of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia. letters of admin
istratioa. on the estate OF William H.
Carson late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 10 this
subscriber. ON or before the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH. A. D.. 1865. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
tit OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day y
March 1904 ELLEN a, CARSON.
tSeaL1 632 a Street northeast
Attest: JOHN r. ROCZER,,
Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court
CHARLES W. DARR. Attorney
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLD
ING \ PROBATE COURT. No
ll.15I Administration.
This is TO give notice that the sub
scrtber of the District Of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court of ths
District of Columbia, letters of admin
istratiOn on the estate OF Daniel H0l-
land. late OF the District of COlumbla,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same. with the Vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, 70
the subscriber. on or before the Isl
DAY OF MARCH. A. y. 1905. otherwise
they may BY law be excluded from al
benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this Isl day OF
March. 1891. WILTON j. AMBERI.
tSeaLl 40 Fifth Street northwest
Attest, JOHN r. ROJ LEh;
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court
( LAMBERT K BAKER, Attorneys
mh2,9.l5
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The market does not appear to be
ready for a bull boom just vet. but
there are many observers in the Street
vino believe that the time Is not far
distant when the public will be willing
20 operate In securities on a moderately
active scale. With the Northern Securi-
ties decision out OF the way. the lead
ing market interests will be more will
ing TO work for higher prices. and II
they succeed in advancing quotations
from five 70 ten points the public will
be glad enough 10 re-enter the specula-
tive field The greater number of is
sues are cheap at present prices. and
even If there should be no important
bull movement this year purchasers at
the current level would have their
money well invested.
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
| ket today,
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WANT STEEL TRUSTS TO AGREE

BREMEN. March 16-The 'Weser Zei-
tung" says the German steel trust Is
about TO begin negotiations with the
American and British companies for
dellmitation Of their respective spheres
Of interest in the worlds markets, 50
as TO avoid ruinOus competition with
each other.
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GoFEBNMENT BONDS
RAILROAD BONDS


Wash Gas Co, ser. A, 6's 1927 i0} go.
Wash. Gas Co.. ser. b, 6's l9Of-2.. 1913 &C..
L. :. Elec. Light. Deb. Imp. 1892. l0I
L. s Elec. Light, Cert. lndebt.... l0i 1851
Chos. & Pot Tel. Co C's.-.-----.- iU3z IO4 :
Wash Market Co. lst 6s. 1892. 100 ..
Masonic Hall Assn 6s {. l9OS.... 100
washington Observation-Disclosures. II3S lIG5
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Washington Chapter of the Ameri
can Institute Of Bank Clerks, which
Will be held at the Ebbitt House tomor-
row evening. the debate will relate to
the recently proposed amendment of the
national bank law. The resolution sub
mitted for discussion is THAT the ma
tional banking act be amended to per-
nit the banks doing business under that
system to loan on real estate" John
G. Miller, of the Home Savings Bank,
and Thomas r. Marshall, jr.. OF Crane.
Paris & Co, will take the affirmative
side Of the question and the negative
will be taken care OF by c. Louis Eek
lon. of the National Metropolitan Bank,
and Frank B. Devereux. of the Ameri-
can National Bank The judges viii be
William d. Hoover. trust officer of the
National Safe Deposit. Savings and
Trust Company Capt. John @. Moore.
vice president OF the Citizens National
Bank, and George r. Fleming. secretary
Of the Union Trust and Storage Com
pany. Joshua Evans, of the Riggs Ma
tiOnal Bank, Will read paper upon
The Making of a Bank Clerk
Business rather dragged on the local
exchange today. Bids were fairly
abundant. and. as a rule. fractiOnally
above yesterdays quotations. but stocks
evidently were held at higher figures.
The only notable transactions were the
sale Of 1880 OF Washington Traction
per cents at prices. $500 Of which
brought 749s. 5000 IA. and 1000 142s.
and thirty shares of National Safe De
posit stock twenty of which sold at
Us and ten at 149
The only other deals were fifty shares
OF Potomac Insurance Company at I5s
and three OF National Union Insurance
Company at g.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market Opened weak, % = pOlnt
lower Noon weak
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The country's export trade IN Febru-
airy shows a falling of from the same
time "A year ago. but with the eXcep-
ton Of that month il was larger than
in any February IN the last eight years
Imports were larger than they were in
the excess OF exports was much smaller
than reported in recent months
amounting in value to $50. OS9, OIL com
pared with S59.044.0S4 in the preceding
month. and s42,963, 11s at the same time
a wear ago
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i4O5 G Street N. w.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 16.-The follow
ing prices were quoted on the cotton
market today
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"CUPIDENE.'

This great Vegetable yita,izer.
Iiie prescription Of a famous
French physician. will quickly
cure you Of all nervous dis
eases, Insomnia, Pains in the
Back, Nervous Debility, PIN
pies, Narlc0cele, and Constipa %
lien. Cupidene ClCauses the
liver, the kidneys. Cupidene
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

WEDNEsDAY-(c) At 1880 p m for
FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN,
PORTUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA, per SIS. La Bretsgne, from
New York, via Hayre Mail for other parts OF
EUROPE must be directed Per SIS. "a Bre-
tagne."
FRIDAY-(c) At 6:05 P. m. for IRELAND,
Der IS Umbria. from New York Mail for
other parts Of EUROPE must be directed per
S :. Cmbria.'
Ca) At 7:I5 p. m. for EUROPE, per IS St.
Paul. from New York, via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
(c) At Has p. m. Cor BELGIUM direct, per
SIS. KrOOnaud, from New York. Nail must be
directed per SIS. KrOOnand-
Co At 1875 p. m. for ITALY direct, per S.
Hohenzollern, from New York Mail must be
dlractad ..Par HnhenznlIarn-n
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National safe Deposit & Trust. ls i4S
Washington Loan & TTust-....-...2llS 90.
American Security s. Trust l9j 1875
Hasa. safe Deposit. 80
MON Trust * Storage -....-.-.-... l05 Z iUS !
Home Savings Bank. l1is 1903
MasninEtan saN.ngs Bank ....-.... l3s -.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. POsTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily. as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule OF closings
Is arranged on the presumption Of their I'M
interrupted overland transit. For the week end
ing March 49, 1904, the last connecting closes
win be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
lows.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-16

At their regular quarterly meeting
yesterday the directors of the Corn
Products Company decided TO pass the
dividend on the common stock. upon
which per cent was paid last year The
regular quarterly dividend of Ia per
cent was declared on the preferred
stock
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I FOR sALE-Solid oak combination 5ookcass
and desk Croll top. SIS: ten-piece oak bed
room set, sl2-5O; oak refrigerator, s2.75; small
sideboard $50; three oak center tables. cook
stove, and some chairs. 2S4 ID s.. ne
mhl6-3t
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sTEINWAY GRAND PIANO. $50; Bradbury
l-prielI. sI75: Decker Bros. Upright, $40.
Stieff Square, SO; Organs, SIS up. Al second
hand Easy payments If desired. o. J. De-
MOLL & co. 1891 G St NV. sole representa-
tive for Nose Pianos and nine ether piano
manufactures mho-tf
VIZ SAY buy now, while prices are low; VIII
credit you when short Of cash FOE furniture.
stoves etc; hair mattress, IN two parts, 81
REDMOND, 81 and SI3 eth St. Ew- auls-u
FOR sALE-GoOd quality opaque shades, atted
10 YOUR windows ONLY 25c; the best quality
oil Opaque shades, soc; hung free; win cali
with samples KLEEBLATTS. nth and II sts.
ne. Phone East 25-D- mhlS-u
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i. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ANNIE
FLAHEETT.- COMPLAlNANI. vs.
THOMAS FLAHERTY. DEFEND
ANT. No q 255. Equity Docket No
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FOR SALE-Large mahogany book shelf; up 70
date: suitable for lawyers ONCE; capacity, 200
volumes; cost $50 January i; viii sell for si8-
eos Louisiana mhi5-SJ
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| FOR sALE-At a sacrifice, stationary engineer
scholarship in the correspondent School, and
a complete set OF instruction books Address
/ ENGINEERS, this Office. mhl4-st
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FOR sAiE-Blodgett portable oven; good con-
dition. Address BOX $50, this Office mh15-St
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CASH OR TIME PA MINIS
Marshall & Trsver Square, big tone. .sl2
knabe & Cache, good value. 50
Haines Bros fine condition SIS
Weber good tone and action ------- so
Knabe, big, rich, full tone 500
Pianola-usCd sOme-only- -----------S $3.50
WM. KNABE q CO.. 12lS-20 f ST \. W.
InhIS-7t
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FOR SALE-Chambers encyclopaedia; cost SIS;
viii sell for SIS; good Is new. Address BOX
| 266, this Office. Il
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PIANO BARGAINS.

FOR sALE-s45O Ives 4 Pond piano cheap Tor
cash. PA I ST. w mhlA-st
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28
Some Poll icaI History.


Two years ngo the delegate vote
Of Sierra county amounted to eu3'
of which Rodey received 426 anu
Ferguson 329. For the council,
w. "A Andrews (present republi-
can numinee for delegated who was
endorsed by both parties, received
676 votes l29 votes less than tn.
delegate vote, or, in other words
l29 voters scratched Andrews rath.
er than vote for him. Tor repre-
sentative Borland, democrat, re-.
ceived 46d votes and Howard, re.
publican, 334 Murphy, democrat,
county com missioner for 2ud dis
trict received 453. aud Heger, re-
publican 35l Aragou, democrat,
for county commissioner 3rd dis
trict received 367 votes, Trujilo,
republican, 43l. Torres, democrat
probate Judge, 42S votes, Arrey, re-
publican, 336. O'Kelly, democrat,
for probate clerk received 323 votes.
Hall, republican, 4S2. Luna. dem
ocrat for superintendent of schocle,
459 votea, Given, republican 324
Billiard, democrat. for sheriil re.
ceived 395 votes; Kahler, republi
cau, 406 Kelley. democrat for
assessor received $50 votes, and
Smith, republican 27s. plemmoue,
democrat, for treasurer aud collect
or received 46l votes, and Robins,
republican $40 The total vote Tor
delegate and probate clerk smouni-
cd to 500 each. The candidates
for treasurer and collector, sheriff
aud superintendent Of schools each
ec!!eA SOL votes
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

pace to watch and their salaries
have peen cut from $2500 to 5000
year.
III department known AS the
converter wages Lave been cut 30
per cent, the nun Der of men has
been reduced, ard the working
hours have been increased. Prior
70 the "readjnstment fifteen men
were at work at the ingot furuac
Under the reimbursement" nine
men do the work.
Old men will. give way to young
men.
The plant gets the same amount
of finished product since as before
the "readiustment," This is done
by increasing the hours and max
ing each man do more work.
The men must accept the cut OF
quit. If they quit, they cannot
work at their trade IN any Other
plant, because the Steel Trust con
trolls all the great iron mannfacsnr-
ing plants.
There il no competition at home
Tie tariff cuts ont the competition
from abroad. Protected by a high
tariff, the Trust can dispense with
skilled men at high wages and
make other men do their work.
The product may not be so good,
bnt the buyer has no other source
THlS IS HOW A TRUST
TREATS ITS Employees.
Los Angeles Examiner.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

"Oklahoma has been given the
gold medal for the best exhibition
6f agricultural products at the st,
Louis fair--anotber strong areu.
,nent for statehood Kansas City
Times.
Aud New Mexico has been given
the gold medal for wheat in addl-
ton to the silver medal for it's
school exhibit. This speaks very
we'll for this territory.-New Mex
xcap.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28
OFFICIAL REGISTER
OF NEW MEXICO.
TERROR IT. OFFICERS.

TERROR IT. OFFICERS.
Ddlesle to Go gress, +. $. K. dey, AL
buquerque.
Governor. Miguel A. OF ro. Santa Fes
Secretary, j. W. lay ids. s. ntn Fa
Solicitor Gee eI.l +. l.. Bartlett, Santa
Fe.
Audl.or, W. &. Sargent. Santa Fe.
Third District Con ties Of nona Ana,
Sierra, Grant, OIer" and una. Frark
" Parker, jndee; J. p. Mitchell, cl-tkS
Distict Aitorl ey r Sierra and Grant
connlies RIM. Turner. District attorney
FER Dana Aua Otero and Luna counties,
W. II. IA. Llewelyn.
Fourth district Counties Of San Mi
en'l, Leonard Wood, QUAY, Mora and,
Coliax and Union. w. J. Mill, judges
Sceundno Romero, clerk; S. B. Davis,
Jr., district attorney.
Fifth District Counties of Socorro,
Lincoln, Chavez L ldy and Roosevelt,
". H. Pope, Judge; j. +. Griffith, clerk |;
A. A. Sedillo, clerk.
FEDERAL OFFICES.
surveyor Oeuprsl, ". y. LIeWeIlyn.
Cole, tor OF Internal Revenue, A. L.
Morrison.
United States Attorney, w. B. Chill.
lers.
Assistant United States Attorney, 3
L. Meilcr
United States Marsh al, G. NJ. Foraker
REGISTER AMI Office NJ. r Otero; ;re
lver, Fred Muller Santa Fe.
Register Land Office, n, ho'as Gales, :
ceiyer, Fl. d. b vman, as lrures.
Reg ser Land Office, Ho ward IeiaLd,
r well.
Register land Office, Z. w. Fox, Cay.
ton.
Receiver land office, A. w. Thompson,
CLAYTON.
Jicarilla Indian Agency--H. II. John.
son, uperiniendent, Dulte.
Navajo Indian agent, G. w. Hazylett,
Gallup.
Mescaero Indian agency, ], S. Carol,
sup rlntendent, Mescal ro.
Attorney for Pueblo Indians, A. j. AT.
bott, Santa Fe.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

A glance at tho press OF the ter.
ritory shows that with the single
exception of the Santa Fe New
Mexican, the administration organ
the republican newspapers are very
luke warm in their support OF the
republican candidate for delegate
to congress. II s a straw. and II
shows which way the wind Is blow
ing. = Silver City Independent.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

The republican official organ
tells us that a banker in south
western New Mexico writes that,
while he is consistent democrat,
he will vote for Andrews. Who is
that banker, please?
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

1T Andrews is such railroad
builder as tho republican organs
claim it would be an injustice to
New Mexico to send him to CON
cresa. New Mexico needs oil her
railroad buildersright here at home
- Roswell Record.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28
ist pub Oa 2l 1904
coniesr Notice.
ID parmenl ui the Inter- r.
Inil.a Sta,e l.Anl Nnire.

ID par mgnl vi the inter- r.
United stare Land OHice,
LIS Cruces, New Mexso,
Ang 81 1898.
A sufficient cont, st affieasu ha,i
be, iie,l II this ffic- ~ NJ r4sa Nor
gans. con. esia an. against Heme@iea eo
Try 80. s02D, in4dr February IS. 1899,
for 81. NhA. NN14 NEl4. section %
ans SN14 Ahl4 SECTION n. 'fswhrinp
IA D.. Range West. by Felix tifun =,
conit+t Z ID which il il ale-ea iii.t re
lix Grundy ias never sidej upo. 81
cultivated any part II said iant, ana TINS
the said 90, e. art j. read to prove at
sucii tim. asa lace as may le isam d
bv tie Re. isteI ai.d Receiver ior hearing
iii "a case -al paths ase terehy
notitei lc appear respond ana tfer eyi-
de;.ce touching sa. a II. att ii 1t 10 o.
lccs .. ri. % 0eoser 1884 aei rc
Pipl9as- Gt,rA u iiiilsbsso. :. .eg. d Iuun-
IL. Nsa A,exic . d hai ni al he4rag
Mi.ii i, Ia X l0c'l TX a. n, z Uclo- ~
2l, 1908. efotrj the k n an i.e-
4 rtr al He Ui.iied Si4ies Lane Oflire
ii Las Gu, S. NeM A-xro.
fir SID i.iestait ilaying,u pr pr
aifis VIZ tlAl 1876.
s. tf,ah aeis sliitll ehae that fen dna
'iiugtn nr, eei-- nal -rr ica Is t.l.s 10 q.
can t mad, It il her ~ oiJeiad
ana gre le. thai ueh ii be gwen
by due aad iioTes puulicAtlei.
NICHOLAS GAILgs,
Reris 81.
firs' puh. SIT SCI
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

Field Marshal Oyama's Dispatch
es bear the stamp of truth, while
General kuropatkin's kilograms
are evasive and unsatisfactory 81
Sure; Kuropatkin's var stories
greatly resemble the New Mexi
cans political twaddle.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

prove his &C. tInaoes fe,iieage upon. and
cultivation O.. sai,i ltnsi. w;
r. c,pio torres. uf Mon cello, y NJ,
Tom, ChsveS. oi NJ ni clio, \. NJ
krqu Rama>. of Mo'iirgl o, n. n
ABran Bar, Ia. Of NJ ntlrelio, \. NJ.
NICHOLAS GALlss.
Register.
first pub Osi p 1904
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Ne,ice FOR Publication.

Land Os'i e a. iaz CfHeee, A. Al.
th.t. Is, 1904.
Noti, Q Is hfrelN gwen hat the 4 How
ng-nam.d -ei ter has fled hoiire Of his
mention to make fnal pro ( 10 slppon
4 his lain. aud thai sud piod vii he
made hefore Prot ate CLERK, Sierra Co
I. ~. ou peceu be- g. lN04 viz:
NlCrOkIANo HERRERA III. Z No.
100 for the sWl4 NE14 See. II 4. ii S
Rs w n. VI. 7 Mer.
tic names the following Nitaesses 10
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

Andrews is railroad president,
Mr.. Money is an able man from
the people. Andrews rides in a
erecisl train from the road OF which
la IL presaept; Mr. Money pays
bis fare. Which will you have to
represent you in congress, citizens
ot New ueAico -Sps.ase1 St1c!
man.
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28

II e y ping y =
sarkness wit h
phantons, start
Ing at the creak :
ing of the bed or
the rustic of the
be dclotifes.
Such symptoms
in general point
to disease Of the
delicate wonanly
organs, and u.
constant drain Of
the vital an d
nervous forces,
This condition
cannot be over.
come by sleeping
pow d ders The
diseased condi-
tfon ust be
cured before the
consequences Of
disease are re-
moved
Sierra County advocate., 1904-10-28
How the Trusts do Business,

FtOW LllN 4lSNo wv A9AA@tiAS , , =
This is the way one trust does
business. AttheJolist III, J plant
OF the Uaited States Steel Colnpa-
ny there has been "resdjnstment."
The wages Of all the 1000 men en-
ployed have been cut. In many
cases the decrease amounts to %
per cent. Skilled workmen who
have been earning $500 year,
laborlng eight hours a day. have
had their wages cut to S2I0O, and
to earn this they must work twelve
hours a day.
Expert heaters in the billet mills
have been given an additional fur.