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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

'toppage Affects the back, This means
baeknohe lame back weak back and
many other distressing symptoms,
There II lots more a. tell on this sub
ieot but We went do it here, tor We
want 20 show you how 90 keep the kid
neya so The back win have no oauHe lo
aohe, You might not belieye Va, %
We viii let one VI your own ollisens
lell their experiences
W. v, Williamf ~ this psly, II a
llghlrhouse keener ana he has held
this position far tbs hast 40 years lle
SAYS " Was foF 4 number NJ SearH
one ~ thai nlmsIens Armf W psaplN
who spneF With lhelF laeas Mine
eehsa sna pallpa INe ~ 80 small So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
FIGURING THE LOST.
CONTINUED from Page 80

The cabegrams above constituting the
the Associated Press Honolulu show that all of the
dead from the earthquake fire still largely
speculative The number has heretofore higher
than five thousand The Associated Press cabegram the Adve
ser yesterday brought this down from the General
Committee of only three hundred Press Association
self had stated that there had been FIVE hundred official funerals
and private The Associated Press
notion said that the Coroner estimated the dead thousand
will observed that this estimate the repeated
place dispatches printed herewith and the
is made that only three hundred have been buried,
In the dispatch presumably later than the
above the estimate OF the dead
three hundred O thousand
Perhaps II will be impossible give any figures be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
EYER THINK ABOUT. N?
Many a Resident OF Honolulu WIN Tell
You.

Wa are living IN very rapid age,
Few of us b0ther our heads about
small things, ana 80 many persons look
upon pain ache or mmeness IN the
back aa small thing, They wait for Il
20 pass on, glylng no moughl % lhs
cause Remempsri The kidneys are
the sewers Of The syslemi they carry
~ lhs mnnTr matter hpl spWplp
ganelimes peoome eloNsei pn ~ 30
ne klanpys, Ths klansga sra loeaisa
RgeT ne small ~ llls hasf, hlnee pnY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
HON. JOHN F. LACEY,

Chairman Committee on the PUBLIC
Lands, House of Representatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

tent, 80 that was glad when | heard
OF a remedy for Il, Doan's Backaohe
Kidneys Pulls, obtained some ~ these
at the ilollister Drug Co.'S store, and
took them, They gave mo great re-
lief, aud ! make this short narration or
my experience Tor the hennt of oihers
who perhaps do not know that nearly
and Tho best medicine for u 10 poan'a
hankaohe kldneyu puts
poRn's iiaekaehe kldneya rllls are
90 eenia peF hos for sale by oil dru6'
glslsi senl by mail on reoelpi ~ prlce
by lhe ilQlllslsr nTug 90, iion0lulu,
Nholssals aspnlu foF ihs llawall,n Is'
lands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

= ~ Marques and wife dld not leave
for san Francisco TUESDAY evening ON
lhe Venture as expected OWNS 90 lhe
paslpoRemenl NJ the FpTesieF ropyenT
ton Nhleh gRs 90 have heen hrld w
nan joss, eal llT Marques Nss lo
sllena Az aslsgale " popTl psmoes
A. ~ "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
SITE
RESERVED
Congress Getting Ready
to Erect Public
Building.

WASHINGTON, April Am Con-
gress today Mr.. Lacey, from the Com
mittee on the Public Lands, submitted
the following
The Committee on the Public Lands,
to whom was referred the bill Oh. X.
1o,1O6) providing for the setting asioe
for governmental purposes of certain
ground in Hilo, Hawaii, submit the
following report:
The Department of the Interior has
referred this bill to the Governor OF
Hawaii who recommends its passage
after amending the bill by excepting a
part of the tract heretofore conveyed.
The following correspondence will ex-
plain the purpose and effect of the
bill:
Department of the Interior,
Washington, Jan. 81, 1906
Sir: Your letter of the 29th instant
has been received, transmitting, with
request for an expression of the views
of the department thereon, copy OF
House bill No. 10,106, providing for the
setting aside for governmental pur-
roses of certain ground in Hilo, Ha-
wall.
In response thereto / have the honor
to inform you that the matter has been
referred to the Governor of Hawaii for
consideration and report, and upon re-
ceipt of his reply you will be further
advised in the premises. very re-
spectfully, E. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary.
HON. JOHN F. LACEY, :
Cbairm Committee on the Public
Lands, House of Representatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
CASTLE & COOKE CO.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
The waialua Agricultural Co., Lto-
The Kohala Cugar Company.
he Wannea Sugar Mil Company.
ne Fulton Iron Works. st. Louis. Mo-
The Star dad OIL Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumpa
westop's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutral Life msur-
snce Company, OF Boston -
The Aetna Insurance Co.. Of Hart
ford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company, OF
London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
CORONER MAKES ESTIMATE
OF NUMBER OF THE DEAD

CONTINUED romPa
the ruins and three hundred have been buried
b 0I & t M h h O ns @ mas d 1eem
them The beasts have been shot whenever possible
The insurance companies estimate OF the loss
RED CROSS TAKES CONTROL
Doctor Devne head of the Red Cross has arrived and
with the authorities All refugees being cared for There
plenty of food and shelters being rapidly erected
being rapidly removed Thousands Of men are at work in
burned section laying railroad tracks through the city to aid in
Ruins are Being dynamited.
RELIEF FUND TEN MILLIONS.
The relief millions dollars supplies
coming in from everywhere.
Every day has declared legal holiday
Troops assisting in preserving order.
ESTIMATES OF DEAD LARGER
OAKLAND, Ca April IS, m-The latest estimate of
yet been made of the number injured
There is abundance of food and serious sickness has
The officers today taking from the mint
to relieve the financial stringency
The Merchants Exchange will the
building the city will begin Immediately.
NEWSPAPERS ORDER NEW PLANTS
Newspapers issuing Oakland preparing replace their
plants orders having already been placed with leading manufac
public schools be reopened as soon as possible in tents
erected to take the place of school buildings.
The Citizens Relief Committee and the Red Cross have COM
their forces and dsbursng funds and distributing food
and supplies
Oakland by refugees
NOT PERMITTED TO RAISE PRICES.
SAN FRANCISCO April 25 $40 m.-The conditions along
the lines much improved.
Sanitation being ystemaized there very little sickness
The retail trade being and commodities being
of the authorities and voaos of the price schedules
will be punished by the confscaton of their goods
meeting of the civil and military authorities held today
and agreed that the Army should undertake distribution
of food supplies.
VIGILANTES WILL BE SHOT.
All self constituted committees, vglantes guards will
treated looters
| The militia will withdrawn
Clearing the city going forward rehabilitation has
menced. This will a long time.
Supplies have from the whole country relief
aggregate four millions of dollars
The supply has been improved and electric lighting and
service resumed in sections.
In few days of the telephones will be in operation.
The teegraphic service is improved
Steamers for the Orient delayed and scheduled sail
in about a
MONEY FOR MARE ISLAND
OAKLAND. Cal April m.-Predent Roosevelt has
recommended the appropriation of $ooooo the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

looked all until all the debris the
has been cleared and all the missing have been accounted
oo wiped off the slate There have been many hundreds of
people perhaps thousands asleep in the cheap lodging houses
Keaey and Third of which collapsed the
first shock
rest cablegams yesterday hopeful
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
HAIR OCH DER.

Dansarne fran Skansen alter
pa turnee. Omkrlng der Is ok
tober b0rias i New York en- lam
gre turnee at de svenska national
d%ansarne fran Skansen, san. ma
trupp som i varas besokte Ameri-
ka. R~esplanen blifver ungefar
sS, att f0rst bes0ker ttuppen nag
ra stader i New England, darifran
gar wagon genom Pennsylvania,
Ohio. upp genom Michigan och
sa vasterut, h~varefter de hasta
Store svenska samhallen komma
att besokas. Mojligen kommer
resan att stracka sig till Stilla hats
kusten. Nya dsnser komma att
presteras, daribland cen mycket
kanda jesse harads polskan. Dem
ma turnee horde i ALA hanseenden
blifva lyckad, da den nu planlag
ges / It'd, och Diet stora intrasse,
som visades i varas for dansarne,
kommer utan tvifvel att f0rnyas
och forokas.
Dagdrifvande / s0dra Wash
ington maste antingen ga till
skordeiaiten eller i hakte. Nya
Englands gamla"bla lag, att"den
som int will arbeta, han skall in
tie haller alta" har ater upplifvats
i s%innena inom hvetebaltet i den
ma stat och nora Oregon.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Eft lika ledsamt som roligr
ombrytningsfel

har nyligen staff att lasa ] en-
svensk Chicagokollega. bet var
EFT fulls.andigit Upton Sinclair
meningsslakteri".
Bland annat hade en- notis skrif-
Wits pm EFT fnare brolIop och en-
AMMAN ON huktuationerna pa
kreatursmarknaden. | BRADSHAW
blefyo notiserna sammanblandade
sa att raderna fran bada styckena
voro inhatade ON hvarandra, och
foljden var den. att tidningens la
sare lingo foljande uppbyggliga
meddelande till Ifs:
"Kyrkan a elegant dekorerad
med gurlander och gront, och al
taret doldes under blomstergar-
der. l nischerna stodo hna, tro-
piska planter och fran taket hang
de femton slaktade godoxar, pa
Lvilka tillgangen ar knapp vid
denna It'd pa aret, och kottet f0lj-
ak;ligen dyrt till 8 cents. Der
var en- stor efterfragan pa CODA
far, och farmare kunna nu med
fordel egna sig at farafvel och ia
ga bruden, som bar gnistrande ju.
Weller och var kladd i hvit siden-
kladning.
Derpa kommo brudtarnorna,som
ALA buro Invita- drakter at tyll med
diamantprydnader och etterfolj-
des al en- liten shock Montanafar
som b0lade omkligt, da de drefvos
ombord pa fartyget for att skeppas
till Bermuda. Mar de slaktats
framtradde pastorn till altarunden
och utforde den hogtidliga cere-
|monien SAINT SADIE med uttrycks.
full stamina: Jag kan icke biuda
mer an 3 cents pr kilo for harsket
flask, men enligt kvotering fran
London har priset pa Indiana-oxar
gait upp till 4 doll och 90 cents
|vid denna underrattelse rusade
Diet nygitta paret upp, och bru
den foil i armarne pa sin fader,
som har en- slaende likhet med en-
Connecticut oxe, vagande 1875
kilo. neutrality-suspicious. hafva pa
grund haraf gait uppat och ga
steraa intogo en- storartade brol-
lo~psmaltid i brudens hem"
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Dresses

ChiIdyens Dresses
varda upp till I.25 slutsaljes till
50 cts hos
Swan Dry Goods CO.
Tjarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
DR.. A. SOlvsberg,
T~ANDLAKARE.
Office Metropolitan block.
Telefon 1899
SIOUX CITY. IOWA
En- gaia lost.

Att afvarj. ]periodiska anfall af daily
matsmaltning och f0rstoppning var en-
gaia, som DR. Kings New Life Pills l0ste
for mig, skrifver John N. =. easant i
Magnolia, Ind. De enda piller som ga
rantera att gifva fullkomlig tillfredsstal .
else at ALA. eller ocksa aterlemnas pen
game, Eudast 25c / Lungren Il An
dreens apotek. Sioux City. la,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Skamtlynne.

En- tvetydig Recommendation. Agen-
ten: Ma, hr Anderson, hvad tucker nj
ON den der skrifmaskinen, som nj kopte
af mig2
Hr Anderson: Utmarkt. NJ ar jag
redan So skicklig att skrifva, att jsg
,tandigt %anvander maskinen, och det
sar utmarkt.
Agenten: Kanske nj skulle villa ha
godheten att l8ta mig ia en- rekommen-
dalton?
Hr Anderson. Med mole.
Hr Anderson gar ut och &terkommer
en- stund senare med en- rekommenda-
ton, som han skrifvit med maskinen,
Den var af f0ljande lydelse:
''sedan ia gi iva ma Made thar for
silk skrfmaskinenardet mig EFT n62e att
Xekommendha dehn pa Diet Ba sta, eme-
dan den thfre dstaller ALA fordr ingar
pa szabbhe t och prezizion.
anderson"
Agenten forsvann.
Fem menniSkor och en- SkOmdkdre.
Efter Ell Store eldSvada i staden V. in
neholl polisrapporten derom, att vid Diet
forskrackliga elementets rysIiga harj.
ningar hade fem menniskor och en- sko-
nakare omkommit.
Hos jurelerdren. - Min here sageI
kunden, kan jag fortro mig at er?
- ia viSst, min here.
-. 10, Sc min fastm6 ar ej pa Diet klara
ON dot ar en- ring eller EFT hslsoand hon
will ha. For Guds skull, sag henne att
halsband Ell l&ngre arc moderna, ty an.
mars maste jas spela BANKRUPT och nj fay
aldrig betaldt.
Som nj 6ehdgGr Malaren: - Hvad
lyCkcr nj on min ta1a?
Kritikern: Den kunde ara samre.
Malaren C0rolampad): - Min here,
jag hoppas att nj tar tillbaka Diet der.
kIiti>ern: - Gerna. Den kunde int
vara samre.
Rktigt. Lararen: Ma gossar, hvem
kan saga mig hvad som ar svarast att
f0rvarfvs for att Aka velociped?
Gossarne Ii korus): - Velooipeden:
Han Upgrade sig. En- femarig gossN
(enda barnett: Mamma, jag skulle On,
ska, att du vile sksffs mig en- liten sy
ster, jag har so tr&kigt!
Ssmme lille gosse sitter EFT ar senare
uppratt / sangen XII. II pa sftonsn och
knyter hotsnde handen mot sin lila
syster / rummet bredvid:
ON jag hsde vetat hvilken skrik-
halls du skulle bli, sd skulle jag minsann
' aldrig ha bedt ON dig.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Farmarne AFRO alldeles urs;nni-


ga Oliver. att Diet fms folk, som
hallre gar sys,o,osa an mottager
deras anbud pa S. pr dag SAINT
kost.
Pa grund haraf ha stadsraden
/ Pullman, Colfax, Garfield, Pom
eroy, Palouse och EFT half dussin
andra stader ansett sig befogade
att palagga dubbelt strait for los
drifverj, "a att de donna till
boter och 80 daqar haktelse,
hvarunder fangen maste arbeta
vid en- sarsk;ld preparerad stem
knackningsantalet den stekande
solen.
Dehnitionen at ordet "losdrif-
veri" har utvidgats darhan, att den
syssolosa maste visa att han ager
medel till sist uppehalle.
Behofvet at arbetskraft ar ma
stan tragiskt pa somliga platser.
Inseende, att ON skorden Ell bar
gas inom viss kort It'd. sd blir den
forstord, CORA farmarne ilskna for
sok att "a i slit arbete hvarje man
eller kvinna. som orkar skota en-
gaffel. DE bjuda 2-3 dollars pr
dag och board SAINT garantera, att
denna /; kvalitet skall ga upp mot
Delmonicos och drangen 1.-THE hi
red man., far husets basta badd'
ON han tordrar Diet.
Farlig planta. Loco graset
har kostat manga hastar i Butte
county, S. D., lifvet. Hvad NOR
fin och kokain ar for manniskan
ar Loco-plantan Tor den hast som
fatt vanan att alta daraf. Sadana
hastar villa ej ha nagontirg annat.
De blitva galna och obrukbara dar-
at do och efter nagra manaders for
lopp. Plantan har ej forekommit
/ namda trakter pa 20 ar. men i
ar forekommer den iriklig mangd.
Manga hastagare ha dart0r gjort
stora forluster och en- man har
mist j mindre anIoo hastar, som a
tit af plantan. Staten Colorado har
utgifvit nara en- fjardedels million
dollars for att fnna EFT verksamt
medel mot denna ovana hos krea-
turen, men den enda raddning hit
tills har varit att sanda djuren till
en- AMMAN betesmark. Locos-plan-
tan ar en- stark harbevaXt planta
fran 8 till IL tum hog, barande en-
skidfrukt. som vid mognad rass-
lar i skidan, hvarfor vaxten afven
kallas rattle weed,'
Miss BERTHE Schneider fran Mil
waukee, Wis, raddade i tordsgs
m SIS Claire L, Carwin fran att
drunkna i Chippewa river vid
Chippewa Falls. Miss c., som
icke kunde simma, hade med till
help af''luftfyllda vingat" begifvit
sig ut pa djupet, da luften plots =
gick ut ur "vingarna' och hon
som bar dem sjonk. Hennes kam-
rat, som lycktvis var van simma-
re kom just in efter en- simtur pa
en- mil och fattade tag i sin drunk
nande kamrat just som denna h0ll
pa att sjunka andra gangen, och
drog henne med sig i land. Miss
c. ar Is pounds tyngre an miss
S.
En- ficka med forward smak ar
Eva Gardner, 10 ar gammal. hvjl
ken rymt fran slit hem i Irving
ton, KY, med Henry Clayter,
en- meyer, hvilken tjenat som
drang hos hennes foraldrar. Miss
Gardner ar sjalf hvit - rod och
hvit, en- blandning at ros och lila,
ON man skall uttrycka sig poe
tiskt, som sig Dor i fraga ON SEX
tonariga hickor. Lila Eva och
hennes store svarte morian hak
tades i m~andags a. d, i 563 State
ST., Chicago, at p~olisen, som at
hickans foraldrar blifvit ombedd
att soka efter Diet brokiga paret.
polisen brot sig in i rummet,
kastade Eva armarne ON halser
pa negern och SHREK at poljsen
att ej rora "hennes Henry" En-
distriktadvokat fran Kentucky
Lor yictats Cb;cono Aara J,r,r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

which is one OF Importance neyertne-
less. Under the old law. not only did
great inequalities exist, but all prop
erty was rated so much below it's ac-
tuaI value that It made a very poor
showing as to the wealth of the State.
with the realty valuations of the
State, including the coal, oil and gas
lands and city properties in addition
to the general acreage of farm lands,
amounting to less than $3.50, ,000i
with the public service corporations
not reaching $5O,OOO,00O and the per
sonal property showing of the State
being equally poor, It Is no wonder
our State was looked upon as Of little
Importance in the commercial world.
When investors turned their attention
this way, they saw small inducement
to turn their money into the State.
They saw little valuations in proper
ty and very high rates of levy for tax.
alton, the leyies running from $3.50 TO
$500 for the various purposes in the
different parts of the State. But now
that condition of things will be chang.
ed. The wealth Of the State will be
shown by the assessors books and
published reports, while the levtes
will be from so to rs or so cents on the
hundred dollars. With over 100000
600 in realty valuations, over $780,
600. 900 from the public service corpo-
rations and nearly as mucl, Gil the per-
sonai property list, the State vaiua-
lions for taxable purposes will reach
near the $sOO,OOo.0 600 mark, which will
certainly be magnificent showing
away from home and be the best adj
vertisement West Virginia ever had
before the capitalists Of the other
States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
ECHOES FROM PRESTON.


According to reports from Tunnel
ton, Big Bill Levelle, with plenty OF
B. and o. money, and Sam Montgom-
cry, on his little sorrel horse, gave a
good account of themselves at the re-
cent primary election. Big Bill is
the B. and o.'s chief train dispatcher
at Cumberland, Nd. but his home Is
at Tunnelton and 1t is there ne Is
supposed to be able to do his fine po-
Iitical stunts. The fact that Big Bill
is a Democrat didn't seem to cut any
figure in the premises and he was at
the Republican primary well supplied
with the long green and as full OF
propositions for the voters as a dog
is of fees. He is said to have made
specially of four. however. as fol
lows: % A vote for Keim meant one
dollar to the man who would deliver
the goods. (2) Another dollar was
added ifsthe voter would go for both
Keim and stallings. (3) Three dollars
were ready for the man who would
stand for .Keim and Stallings and
scratch Dunn for the Legislature. go
while four flush was in waiting for
the large hearted fellow who woul'l
apply the pencil to Lloyd Skaters
name in mis- race for House of Dele
gates. But in spite of Big Bnl's numer'
Gus propositions, the tide was too
strong for him to stem and he lost out
to the tune OF about three to one on
all his fayorites and he went back
to his ticker sadder and no doubt
a wiser Individual.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

A Democratic farmer of Barrackvilie
has figured 1t out something like this:
Under the old tax laws, he says the
farm, lands were assessed at about
$40 an acre, while the coal was valued
at $40: under the new system Of valu,
atoms, the farm lands are on the
books at from $S5 to $40, while the
coal is placed at SIS. In other words
under the old laws, the surface was
valued at about twice as much as the
coal, while under the new, the coal
is assessed at about twice as much
as the surface. 1t is not hard for
the farmer to figure out who has
the best of it in that deal. 1t isn't
any wonder that the Democrats like
the new laws when they stop to think
how they are working.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
n 3 pAar: rE :. h. WEARS.

let the tax tinkers asserYate as
much as they may; let them reduce the
iegies as muchaas they can, without
reeatd 10 deficits thereby created OF
better1nents and Improvements which
they Tefuae to make. there Is one fact
standing out clear above all others
and that IS that the State expenses IN
der Republican administration have
doubled In the past ten years.-Fair'
mont Times:
We Sit worth while to remind
cur Fairment Democratic contempt
rary that &c III be true that the State
expendit have been doubled since
me Republican party took charge OF
the business affairs of the State, the
STATE has great deal more than dou'
bieain aealtt and every material form
81 prosperity in the meantime. Even
had ON tax ievies been doubled since
the Republican party came into Its
own IN vest virginia, the people are
i great deal more able to pay the bill
now than they were IN the days that
oar contemporary from which we
quote, looks back to with such regret
mi expressions From one of the minor
States IN the Union the Mountain
state In the last twenty years has
maze most wonderful strides. Oh, no.
this not the State Of bourbon rule
ana dormant wealth of former years.
Fairnaont might go back and count its
Isreceit1ts I'm those years and then
compare them with those of the re-
cent years 1T was SO recently making
much Or Probably this you'd show
hether Fairmont had not grown some
in tie meantime also. Grafton senti'
neil
The sentiners remarks are very
nelg The Times Is living in the
past III has been asleep for the past
dozen ears 80 far as the advancement
o thef great State of West Virginia
Is concerned. AT least one would
titnK So from the way it talks. We
sitppose 1t begrudges the Increased ap-
ropriations Tor three public hos
pltais, the home for incurables, the
asyl1ms, the Normal schools,
The State University and the reform
SCHOOLS for boys and girls, all OF
which need much more money for
maintenan now than they did ten
Yeats But the Times is only
GIVING tie kind OF talk the Dem
ocrotie paps1 always give In both
state and ation. They can't under.
stand how epnblicans can keep the
country prosperous and pay such big
biiis Republican policies make the
county Tich and OF course expenses
increasa "a proportion to. the growth
81 me wealth and advancement such
pefeie bring about.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

The next few months will prove
very interesting to the taxpayers OF
West Virginia. If the courts shall
accede to the demands of the rail-
roads the burden win fall heavily upon
the ordinary ople.-shepherdstown
Register.
The courts around here are fror'
Missouri and will have to be shown
before they do anything rash.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

NEWaYe RK, 10 flS 81 ssg 80! While
favorable bank statement had been
expected. the showing was far better
than anticipated. Itthad been estfmat-
ed that the banks would snow cash
gain of Sc million, Instead there was
gain OF s11,7Gs, 600 The surplus re.
serve waA increased sG,5Go,200 and
now stands at $19 1897, coo against s14.,
$4,000 last yeare~ Fhesbanks are in
much stronger position than this
time "a year ago, regardless of the
fact that government deposits have
just been reduced. The stock market
was strong and the improvement in the
monetary outlook is making the bear
party very nervous. There was steady
covering, but the big bears are not on
the run yet. When covering begins in
real earnest there will be big adj
vance and the present movement is
the basis of bull market. There is
excellent buying in all parts of the
list with strong bull tips on So. Pac.
Union Pac., U. S. Steel, Anaconda,
and Anal. Copper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
a Hint to Lone star.

Editor West virginian:
The Lone Star OF Rivesville9 seems
to withhold some certain kind ot,news
which the public know to certainty
should be published. Lone Star. you
can't make everybody believe your
town Is full 7of angels. There have
of your chronic nuisances down there
one or two. Twinkle q little on few.
of your chronic nuiances down there
or somebody else VIII
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