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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-07-13
STOMACH WORMS IN SHEEP.


An experienced raiser of sheep remarked
that in nine cases out OF ten when the
sheep or lambs, particularly the latter,
were troubled with any ailment which
could not be readily diagnosed IL was safe
to say stomach worms and act accord
ingly. The particular stomach worm be-
ing considered Us the small one about an
inch long and as thin as a fine wire: these
worms occupy the fourth stomach of the
animal gradually boring into vital parts
of the body. The animal becomes weak.
loses It's appetite and after a time dies.
The best known remedy is gasoline which
is given by using one-half ounce OF gaso-
line mixed with lou times the quantity
of milk or sweet oil and given to the ami
NAL when the stomach is lively
empty; the dose specified is for a full
grown sheep. 1t is given through the
mouth OF a pint bottle while the sheep is
standing. Care must be used that the dose
does not get into the w~indpipe of the ami
NAL. There is no danger In this treatment
but 1t must be carefully given for some
times the animals are overcome by the
mixture.
THE COOL POULTRY HOUSE.
There Is little danger of the fowls catch
ing cold during the summer IL the house
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-07-13
THE COOL POULTRY HOUSE.

There is little danger OF the fowls catch
ing cold during the summer IL the house
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03

J. J. MAckEL, Distributor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03

New York, Feb. 3.-It Is at last de-
termined that many OF the fashions
10 popular last year are to remain
with us through the coming season.
Guimpes and undersleeves or long
cufFs will continue the fayorites they
were last year In combination with
silks and muslins. Latter are shown In
much beflowered patterns, the bios.
SONS being very large and handsome
II possible they are even prettier than
last year. Rose and carnation designs
are particularly charming, and one
patterned In geraninm, flower and
loaf, Ii lovely.
The embroidered Swiss muslins al
so are great favorites. Some Of these
are all white. some In combinations
Of color, and some In black and white.
The latter are very attractive either
with a white ground with q widely
scattered spray embroidered in black.
or a black ground with large or small
sprigs In white. A gray ground Is
also shown with a dainty gray sprig
design. this being newer than the
black and white.
The Partisan fancy for shades Of
gray which has been SO decidedly in
evidence all winter promises to hold
over into the summer and very like.
~ into late autumn. Some OF these
gray Swisses are embroidered In self
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
LADIES' COLUMN
OF FASHION NEWS

tones, some In white and some in
black. Acreamy gray Is much ad-
mired, being q sort Of pale dove color
covered with tiny sprigs of both
black and white set far apart.
Linen and battistes also are verv
popular covered with these same EN-.
broidered sprigs. Sometimes the dec
Grafton is IN opposite color from the
groundwork, but embroidery In the
tone OF the material Is really In bet
ter taste.
Linens are shown In every conceiv-
able variety and quality. White, OF
course leads, but colors are seen In
plenty and by no means pale Of shade.
Blue, violet and rose are shown with
lovely em~broideries to match on a
white ground. work. These trimmings
are In different widths for edgings or
insertings, or in piece for boleros or
bodices.
In contrast to these fanciful sheer
goods are the cloths shown for spring
finish and many OF them In hair line
stripes. They are made with the well
proved circular skirt moulded to the
hips but falling free below with easy
grace. The coat IL long and plain
with velvet collar and cuffs either In
black or color TO match the colored
stripes. The sleeves Of these trult
tailor made gowns are cut plain In
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
Notes From the
World Of Sport

Benny Yanger and Tommy Murphy
are slated for a six-round bout In PM
ladelphia tonight. The men are even
ly matched and should put up an in
teresting contest.
Jimmy Britt will likely go on In 2
bout at his brothers club In San
Francisco the latter part Of this
month.
The get of Expedition won mor
money on the Grand Circuit In 1905
than the get of any other living sire.
John l.. Sullivan Is TO give up
vaudeville and star In a new drama
entitled "Newsboy TO Riches"
Hogriever, who played great bail
for Des Moines last season. will this
season be back In indianapolis, where
he played a number Of years. He led
the Western league in fielding last
year with a percentage Of .9SS.
State Senator IHommodien Of New
York would tax autos one dollar for
each horse power. the revenue to be
devoted 10 road Improvement.
young Muldoon' and Alex Swan
son are scheduled for a wrestling
match tonight for two falls In three
under catch.as-catch-can rules.
Billy" Lander. the ex-Giant. will
coach the Columbia baseball team
again this season.
Jimmy Britt says that Terry Nc
Govern must knock out Battling Mel.
son inside Of four rounds as Nelson
will wear him down and out after the
fourth.
kid" Gleason and Sherwood Ma.
ree declare this years pennant will
be won by the Philadelphia Nationals.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03

Leonard u. Bliss. Familiarity known
as Baby Bliss, has been committed
to an insane asylum In Illinois. A
decade ago when cycling was In the
zenith Of It's popularity Bliss, who
weighed o than 400 pounds, was a
familiar figure on the wheel,
Montgomery. Ala. will have M Of
the largest ball parks In the Southern
league this season. II will cover six
acres OF ground,
II is probable that a rifle team
composed OF midshipmen will meet
with q similar team OF West Point
cadets this spring. and will also enter
the national competition at Sea Girt.
N. J.
Jack O'Brien says that he would
like 10 meet Tommy Ryan for the
middleweight championship and Mar
win Hart for the heavyweight title.
win both battles and then retire from
the ring.
Conditions for the Kings Plate, the
Oldest event run continuously In Can.
ada. have been announced. To the
80 guincas contributed by the King
the Ontario Jockey club contributes
34.250. and It Is expected the ace will
be worth nearly $1,000, It will be
III IN Saturday. May 10.
Boston's National league team Is
still on the market. An offer Of $255.
900 Is reported this week, but Mr..
Soden says $275,000 is the selling
price. Make a bid and get a little
free advertising.
Pittsburg will have the two tallest
pitchers In the big league this season.
They are "Vic" Willis and Doc Mos
kimon, the ladder twins"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
WASHING WITHOUT WATER


10 Like Trying 70 Get Ria Of DandruA
without HeRplcide.
Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without Q a or
water?
II you did what would you say Of
him?
1t Ii every bit ~ foolish to try to get
rid OF Dandruf and to prevent Bald.
ness by feeding the germs which cause
It, with Canthrarides. vaseline. Glycer.
Inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients Of most 20.
called Hair vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide Il successful be-
cause 1t attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
II Is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps Tor sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
e. q. MURpHEY. Special Agent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
Duifys Pure Malt wkiskey
AOUILLA n. SHARP.

Il The perfect tonic .inyigorator for the aged, and the safeguard OF tho young.
ss.caisr u. 3 Ds SGt spurs MhiGt y ILksy.s. & y prsgIed By sadins phyLGsns.
country over ~ reliable medicine anda sure preventive SnI,s 81 d disease. inn! sis T. th scoI
Ina!Mas loyy svTsy dyRpTTM Ma indigsn!on nG constipation and every form q lung Shovel. sors!
poor and inpo,s!.hsd blood qgntsns the heats acton tones up and imRroys e y
source Of the disease killing tho poisonous germs md driving them from the body.
ssaissss. q & ebssiaAssi!y rsss. eossts!.s 81 ssssi DIV :sdis SOLD s. bette. oaiy.
Ye VIII knoW the genMne ~ the "Old Chemietn tadesmNk on the label. See
that the emp ovefl the csk To 4abroke1.. Refuse eubstNuteo ad imtauons
ssasInss sdsssd " dhdhsasst 1saha. they are Aarnfai and VIM not cfs ya.
No other medicine has such record. You can gti at Ill druggists and grNrS
mdrect. Trce 500 bottle Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Rochester, N X.
u j MAckEL. Distributor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
lmpertinent.

Some inquisitive person wants to
know why the man who waters his
milk Is put In jail, while the man who
waters" trust stocks Is called a
great financier.-Boston Post.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
.Compsrjson.

New York was shrouded yesterday
in q fog as dense as q senatorial
speech on the Philippine tariff;
New York Herald.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-03
Celebrated ed
Wedding Anniversary

gs. Aquira D. Sharp Celebrated the Odd Anniversary OF Ills TAR
siags. and Says Ills Sturdy Old Age Is Due to the Regular
Use Of Dufty's Pure rlaIt Whiskey.
ait Has Done ne . World Of Good. and Is Truly . Grand redlcine
and Tonic for Old Age"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

u he Ra<eesa saa rnas4h rrsers
tkuas
The land which has ssn thrown
es<n 10 rttlesssnt brs sfvoss ne fsl
le~ sssth of this pi4os. and .
somewhat fsofe fhzn eHesAird - the
entir~ screags a ne nasshsrR psrt
III - r-~<sFyxfi01. X ouaEafas stsons
md 4 ansrtsr n~aiiaas,a 10 sores,
and i the largest esssion ~ Indian
lznds ever made 81 he government
OF ibis traef ahout ssass.s seres can
easily be cultivated Fer this purposs
The government has made surveys a
four inixsiioa projects % this portion
q The tract The irssxsted Land a
estimated 10 n worth ts5 u SIS an
acre, md a ka6S@ct % entry under In
homasessd act and ne national irFi
zziion iax. u II interesting 10 nots
thar this IL the firss land 10 be dis
posed % under the national irrisstiot
lsx.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

risofy owned NJ ihe Orinoco corpor
alton. indicating that the campaign
~ spoilatinn has begun before The
court had time 10 act. Lacking sup
port nom wsshInxtoa. this concern
Vim probably find itself IN the sane
position as the asphalt company-de
spoiled a. liz property and without
Judicial redress IN . country where
Inc courts are merely registering mn
chimes of fhs prest6ent's vtii.
II would not b. quite % bod u the
country - . whole profIted By the
despoilitiaa OF foreign capital; a. .
matter of fact. Castro and his friends
work for their personal profit such
trines a. the Caracas n works.
steamship lines. asphalt lakes and
other property owned Ny foreign com
panies hut seixcd on one prctext ~
another BY the government" ID The
person of the chief executive.
The latest Instance Of presidential
graft comes 20 light In the story o. {
Chicago slot machine company. Al
soon a. the machines were In opera
stlon the manager received 4 call from
castro's nephew who stated that In
profits must b. divided with uncls
cipriano. When this demand was 70
fused the machines were scised ans
kept running. but the collections Al
20 20 Castro.
In addition 10 Il natural desire c
avoid the foreign complications II.
had brought upon himself. n nov an
pears that Castro had another rea
son for retiring. Az soon al he lef
the capitol last April. his cmissaries
began working up q popular demans
for his return 10 power. His agents
Of course, had no difficulty In Undue
Ing town officials 10 get up petition,
begging the president 20 come bacl
20 Caracas. 20 that nov the genera
can pose before the world AS the IN
dispcnsahle and greatly beloved ex
ecutive of an a~pp,audine nation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

d - 81 IL liz h ease Tkis E<s
structure b 60 e ~ fiu~>s ss1 t~e
essipsrd. - v~Ei = = a n naa
ksausffai skur~A <dsns&s ~ ~ saund
sny~k~r~ h~su<~s Lassas kaxk 90 VI
rssa. sna n 10 1sss i credit ~ th<
o-cssr~ksstou hut % - essy II shich
i stands.
cssrxs os.ls "
Under he Drsus fsifhfai and
slss samiuisfrsstus IL The p1ssorste
sh< szrLess Interests ~ the eharh
have i~~n xfessiy bsist W. 80 -
isflseEcs ~ = s~o~sf f0F soai ~ the
cpnmulify very isrkrss ~ezsendeds
and he Yin lsss@ bsrs bearing .ita
him The love and esteem - Ms psopie
The hixhest r~sp~et q he cammsniiy.
and The pi.sdit from kis church q
well done. good and faithful servant
The Doctor and hls family III 50
.. stated. 10 lSs yekss. where Ne
has sce~pssd th~ p~ssoszfe ~ 2
church. H. has been suffering crest
III for more than ! year With some
nervous disorder which. u 10 thought
can best be cured b. change of eli
mate. He tried Hoa springs some ,ims
longer period IN The ~est. but % NJ
purpose.
hi /. he sincere hope ~ nh whs
know him that Hin present step Viii
result III i short while In his com
piets restoration 10 health.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

Noss srrsss sss<msay u Hoa Ioseph
HOSE. then i~sssr u the liheral party
in mi eolozE. A. The ssest a1Ssr a
The coufedeEsrson movement IN III
mssisiae provinces SIR Charles did
mscA - mske the c&nsss e todzs
possible. ne haS teid nsusE of ~
poasfsaAes II ~ federal sasHistry u
sarsoas sanaes a. sell - taas psenaieE
snip u Nosa scosis and ne osfice u
Hish colnmission<r cf Canada IL Ien
duaL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

A protest has besu filed with the
state department against various re
cent grants BY Castro Of the very ter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
CATHOLIC sUnnGa SCHOOL
OPENS At cllFF MAVEN

Fisrsxasouth. \, M. duly The ff-
is@nsh session III ihe catholle summer
srhool u America opened i. ciiff Hsv.
en toas. 20 oontinue q period o. ten
weeks The program this year n one
ofths bsst ever arranged fof . session
Of lhs school. Among the secturers
% b heard are Rev. L .. Kasanangh.
. = a. Monfresl. Miss Anna seaton
Schmidt "a Boston and Rev. Bertrand
4 conros. g. q. n. New York City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
new PASTOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH ON ABSENCE LEAVE
TIsas Nswspapsr Pays Tribute d
b~ucesssful Efforts II rsxarkana
OF Rev. W. D. Dullsrd.

Copies OF the TexarkanIan and
Courier. daily newspapers published
At TexarkanA, Arkansas, Texas, which
pay 1 glowing tribute 10 Rev. w. 3.
Bullard. who has accepted The pastor
ate III the Christian church III this
city. The Texarkana church or which
he was pastor refused TO accept his
resignation. but granted him leave Of
absence for Q year and II IL really for
the benefit Of his health that he Il
coming 10 Las Vegas. The followins
III ciipped form the TexdrhaniAn IL
June .b:
Rev. Doctor VI. 3, Ballard. pastor Of
the Central christian church Tor the
past ak years. rendered his resigna.
tion to the congregation at yesterday .
services. and viii leave In . few weeks
tsometime next month"; for Las Vegas.
New Mexico.
Because 81 iii Health
The Doctors action was taken sole.
N because Of continued nj health and
the advice Of his physician who has
recommended that he SO to q higher
altitude. The greatest harmony and
good feeling have always existed be.
tween him and HIS congregation, and
the latter are very ioath 10 give him
up III fact when the resignation was
IMA&GMMN - SA& AM&tfA4 AA4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

VAR DUTIES ON
EXPORTS Continue
PssE~ Poly 4 -Resasasdo-
n OuEsed = Coaal
Report
eOLD las DkMPfAm
Csonsse Tn2 CInps L0wu O.
W~hAv Fss EGsss q Re-
c..

washinsson. d. C.. July s.-on shs
eve q the officially announced ri.
unphant return Of President Castro
20 Caracas. July q. the Department
III COmmerce and Labor Issues 4 re-
pcrt from The United States consul
II IL Cuayma giving an account Of
IL depressed conditions 10 which
veneuein has hcen reduced by the
restasrador's policy. This official
statement confirms the most alarm
Ing reports from private nources. Con
- 17fcfiat pays.
duties on exporta continue
prcvI.l rs IA III kinds, even such
etapIes ~ rice, beans. salted fish
~tc.. forming the principal food sr
tictse consumed by the laboring class
q have been advanced from Is ID
100 per cent In price, while 1t the
same. time, the opportunities for EN-
ploym<nt are rapidly decreasing.
oeld plsappssrs
No public works ars being con
structed D contemplated with the *.
csption o. = floating dock which IL
bsink huilt at Puerto CabelIo. sincs
the announcement Of the contract or
CANNING . government bank has been
made public. gold has entirely disap-
reared from circulation, and even an
exnrbiant premiura offered for n
fails to bring ii forth from shoard-
Ing which n the method generally
resorted TO By thoee possessinR IL
The cigarette trust recently form,
"a has taken from many who sought
through their manufacture III : small
or local way 10 obtain . livelihood.
their only means q earning 1 support.
To HAMBURG line III steamers. which
has Regularly ~achedulsd two steam
ers nonthly for venssuelan ports.
Aas Withdrawn one steamer. owing
10 H. snsllncss OF The careoes OBJ.
tainahle.
s.nven thoss Of the Weather class,
Whose investments consist primarily
- improved real estaGe, are feeling
- effects a. tAe cosnnerclaI pS~stn.
tioo. re fttse i've ample evidsnce
u tn fact " ths extraordinary mum.
ber q vacant housss. Rents IN con.
seqssece are keneraliy cut 10 half In
oress 70 obtain satisfactory tenants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
cHARLEs rureER. cANAoA.s
T.. Il. GRAND OLD MAN, 10 u

osiawa. Ont. July Sir Charles
Tapper. n o. csnada's .isrznd old
men, reached the eixhts4nfth mile
stone Of lifeis journey today. having
bssn born July :. 1871. IL 10 over half
a century since Sir Charles became
N historic figure BIZ defeating for tho
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

Coed showers sr~ reported " sara
onS psrss III Lincoln county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

- 80 u~1 usashse0 49, -.
May ve~p@ sssp ~ sxa - ssfas>
e. - xSafwa@1 As<srss r&saE ases Gss-
rascal srssees ASx~ f<~&ms t. -
had May 49, iaslzS 90 rz@tGAssf
h<c4asx - So bsts skrcsgt - tnzs
hath q tAsr rrsnisns ~ stl - reed
n<us % - Azssrsbk 81 eesh s<xss -
t@aru \ Nsutrss H<rrscs1s has ea
pAees urox m n<fkel This . fa< -
sc<ip srrnzrs6e ard atsss<tfE th1t 80
~ destroying ~ germ e. nkrchs bar
= shs nes<sssizx zss< 81 AZ kazr -
-ssr~exienL HsFySei6s n . No. pr~pAra-
tor. mAA& afs<s u ~ fcraGiA o. -
essissay No. pvirsspAa Ansess whs 49,
sse1 II I'll testify ~ 70 ~ vostA ~
il your~<ss md BE- eanstnr<A eosd ~
<1S.nK S~raeRx>ss E<nd - - snrps
fcr s1urss % ne Hsspscses ca -
sscit. Neh
q nuReaGv. sess,si Ago.
Good showers sr~ reported 70 saras
onS tsrs~ oI Lincoln county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
IS OUT
Of RIGHT PLACE
w. MalEsoa. Eccenlnc Individual.
Enjoys This Anatomical
Distinction.
lone 4 COVERED WAGON
Bsa TsaseEns Fouteea Yesn h
VeAek-Temble Plunge Down
Shah.

.. WI Madison enjoys the anatom-
teal Distinction of having his heart
out of place. Not from q figurativc
stand point " yon please, but liter
ally. His heart Ii In the place Of his
stomach and his stomach is where his
olfactory organ ought 20 be. accord
Ing 10 Madison. and the doctors who
fixed him up after he took an acci
dental fall down i milne shaft. The
fail also increased his mental capac.
lily. Madison declares.
Hems . cevsrsd Wagon
Madison has no home aside from q
covered wagon IN which he has been
travelling overland for fourteen years.
and during that period he has cover
ed thousands of miles. He Is quite
q character and Is known ID mining
men aiI oyer The west.
On April liz. 1856. while working
ID L mine al Nicks. Mont. Madison
fell q distance Of i2o feet down d
shaft. The date and circumstances
surrounding the incident are burned
indeliibly into his memory. He was
more dead than alive when he was
carried out Into the fresh air and he
was IN i hospital practically all the
time FOR five months afterwards.
When he came 70 his senses be was
D aware OF the fact that his heart
was In a different place. having been
torn loose by the terrible plunge Into
the darkenss down the mine shaft.
Hundreds Of physicians have examin.
ed him during his travels through the
country. The beating Or the heart
Is plainly visible. where the stomach
belongs.
Madison has never been as strong
az before the accident and has led q
rowing NE since his recovery. The
injury TO his skull, he says, has In.
creased his mental capacity. He says
he can remember things much better
now than he could before Ne wan
hurt. After i lapse or nine years ne
hunted ID acQuaintances he had form.
ed here during his previous visit and
surprised them By calling them BY
name.
a Federal Soldier
Madison was 4 federal soldier dur.
ing the Civil war and draws q pen
sion which easbles him ID meet lin
daily requirements. He also picks
up money on the side BY locating
mines. He claims 10 have selected
the copper mines now operating at
Amarillo. Texas, He expects to re.
main here several weeks and possibly
4 month. as he wants 10 rest up q BIT
and put his horses In pasture.
I'm the past nine years there has
been 4 great change for the better Ia
Las Vegas Mr.. Madison stated to
The Optic. r was in this community
nine years ago and am back again
after an aimiess pilgrimage. When
here nearly q decade ago ! camped
out on prairie land which was then
II the outskirts Of the city on which
4 number Of attractive homes are now
standing. Madison also observes
new cottages all over the city a. wen
a. handsome business blocks which
have sprung up during the interim.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

@ - - H
..rhe opportunity % hep N touch
Win the foreign maxksl for cocos and
coffee. he priscipal articles szported.
has been prevented through NJ sev.
srascs Of direct cahls accumulation.
which 10 of he utnost importance 20
th0ss Who must hep informed - 70
ths market conditions IN order 70 ship
10 me best advastsgs. The extended
uncertainty = 70 Ne aAtuslnent 81
foreign matters = r~sstsaining tnds
IN other easrten and compelling
those Who largely coassua IL flaAn.
csal situation. coonisstoa and bank.
ing houses. 10 very prudent n
commitments invslving AM ventures
beyoad sexual Aad present require
mentn.
The railroads and harbor corpora
lions With grave apprehension nots
the decided failing OFT IN earnings an
mIstskeable evidence of the declin
Ing conditions. Several az the con
cessBons recently granted have beer
abandoned tnTouen misk's'nks : =
me future ana nc options pa'd .ners
or forfeised' Ihat unoer'y'nk conn
tons sre pretndic'es 70 pfospe1'ts, Y
least Q the present, y 70 sppaIen
- To anxiety on une PAT 81 ~
commercial interests.
spoilatioa Continues
Notwithstanding the direfal result
81 the policy q monopolislns %
himself and his friends All he e
dustrics and resources ~ the conn
try. the acQuisitive operations Of th'
government ring continue TO branch
out In al directions. Exactly IN
same line Of action followed In tn,
case Of the NV York and Bermudei
Mtphalp Co, has now been adoptet
IN the case d The Orinocc corporation
This u The West virginia compan,
formed d etplcit = concession grant
I'd BY President Bianco IN 1889. Tht
government 4 nov preparing TO brtna
. suit In the hish federal court fol
the purpose Of Annulling the propert,
rights OF the American company.
The same judicial trsvesty played
IN the case of Tho asphalt COMPANY
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

Tommy belly W. kid" German.
twenty rounds ~ Vancouver. British
Columbia. && '~ 5t"r' ~ % ~