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on the train, Win one ankle shackled
to that of one of his captors, and all
started for Tombstone.
! Brown possessed a variety of accom-
plishments. When he so desired he
was fascinating and entertaining con-
versationalist. possessed of great
store of information and anecdotes
| Without musical training. he possessed
musical talent and was able to per-
| form on many instruments with some
skill During the journey he enter
tanned his captors continually. By
way of diversion he asked for a jews
harp and further amused them by play
! ing upon this. But after a time the
metal keys of the harp became disor-
dered and the music wheezy and dis
cordant and at length he threw the
harp on the floor and tramped it under
!. his feet. declaring that it was worth
less. Then as he related anecdotes to
those about him. he reached to the
floor from time to time and picked up
pieces of the broken harp.
The train at length had reached a
steep up grade and was moving more
slowly when at the most opportune
point Brown plunged head foremost
from the window of the car. the wealth
er being warm and the window being
open. Before his guards could recov-
Ter from their establishment and have
the train stopped. Brown had recover
ed from his plunge and had disap-
peared in the dense woods that fringed
the railway
He had patiently and skillfuly used
the piece of metal from the broken
harp to pick open the lock by which
his ankle had been manacled to that of
his guard.
His whole plan of procedure had
been carefully worked out and he had
selected that portion of the road as the
most favorable to the final success of
his plans
Brown had again escaped No one
approached him in his wonderful talent
of making the formation of the country
serve his purpose.
In the northern part of Texas there
lived in a small town a minister of the /
Methodist church. He was a man of
modest means. but because of many
noble qualities and a wide acquaint- t
anceship his influence was considera-
BILE. Among his several children there
was one a daughter about nineteen
years of age. of an attractive personal
ity and beautiful character. She was
the teacher of the school a mile or two
from the town
1t so happened that one afternoon in
the early spring the parents of one of
her youngest. pupils had not come to
take the child home as was their Gus
tom: and. it beginning to be late, the
young teacher decided herself to see
that the child reached its home in safe
y. This done she started TO return 10
town But by this time it had grown
darker and after a time she lost her
way and wandered all night among the
high grasses of the prairie, seeking her
way out. until she had become ex
nausted from fatigue and terror.
1t was nearly daylight when a ranch
man discovered her in this condition
and not far from town
Seeing that relief was at hand. she
became more composed. and after a
lime was able to tell him her name
and where she lived. The horseman I
old her that he knew where her father
lived and would take her home.
With the utmost consideration and
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gentleness, he lifted her from the
ground and placed her behind him on
his horse.
Upon reaching the town, he left her
a short distance from her house. and
bidding her goodby, rode away without
giving any information concerning
himself
When the young lady reached her
home she found that her absence had
produced the greatest concern and
alarm. The identity of the ranchman
became. of course, matter of consid
cradle interest and curiosity. The
young lady having described him as
accurately as possible, it became GER
tain to the authorities. who had been
engaged in the search for the girl and
who now were collected at the house
that the man was none other than Ed
Brown.
With their thoughts now on the
large rewards. they started in pursuit,
and he was finally cornered and capt
ured, and this time did not escape. He
was tried in Arizona for one of his
many offenses. convicted and sent TO
prison for six years.
All these events were not taking
place without the utmost interest on
the part of the minister's daughter. His
personality and his conduct toward her
had made deep impression at the
time. and his history and final capture
and punishment had later appealed to
her imagination and sympathy and to
the romance of her nature. She, there
fore, set about securing his pardon.
Through the influence of her father
and of her own persuasive appeals she
accomplished this result after he had
served about a year and a half. The
governor. no doubt. was in part led to
release Brown because it appeared that
he had purchased an extensive cattle
ranch in Texas under another name
and had appeared to have abandoned
the career of a highwayman and 20
have begun the life of a lawabiding
citizen.
1t was inevitable that Brown should
marry the girl upon his release. and
this was what happened.
If | were narrating fiction | should |
say no more. but leave all else to be
imagined: but l am only telling the
incidents as they happened.
The woman whose devotion had I
made Brown a free man again, and F
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whose life had become part of his.
died within year. And now he also
l. dead.
The leader of the orchestra of three
over in the corner. standing before the
others, swayed himself to and fro.
drawing his bow furiously across the
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strings of his instrument. keeping time
with his body. his feet. his head and
his arms. while the perspiration con-
tinued to run down his face: the wait
err in his white apron busted himself
here and there. while from time 20
time the manager sold tickets for the
next drawing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

cogaduAs desgaadas eocadas espeio de We
por choque de baa " fnalmente la de
ensangrentada que haa apoyado pared
ciab aquea haba6n muda ahoa haba sido ego
lucha mortal.
Enrique examin6 extravados oo todos aqueo deaes
paso la por banada de sudor mur1nur6
All ahora comprendo ell servco que ME ha prestado el
.ey han venido para asesnarme All! y de Mouy tque
habran hecho de de Mouy1 Miserabes o habran matado
ansioso por sab las noca que tena que darle duque
de Alencon Enrique despues de dg po Ultima somba
mrada los obeo que lie rodeaban sa6 habac6n
codor segu6 de que esaba deso empujando puerta
enornada que ceo cudado ST. entro
duque de Alencon.
Fl duque h esparaba la pmera pieza tomando viva
10 de Enrique 10 1.-Two consgo ponitndos dedo
tamente ado por consequence bre pOr posc6n de odo
esponaje
All! hermano milo, que horrible noche le djo
-Pues ique ha pasado? pregunt6 Enrique.
Han querdo arrestaros.
"A mi?
81, q YES.
y ipor que motive?
No 10 Sc. En- d6nde esabais?
Ell rey lev6 anoche consgo dar vuea por la
ciudad.
Enonces el 10 saba djo de Aencon Peo Isl vo no es-
tabas vuestro cuaro quien estaba?
Pero ihaba alguen mi cuarto3 gun6 Enrique
81 10 gnorase
81, un hombre. Cuando OF ruido acld para presaros
auxilo pero demasiado tarde
Habia sdo va detendo el hombre pregunt6 Enrique
ansedad
No se habia escpado despuGs de haber matado dos
guardlas de haber herido gravemene M1ureve.
Ali valeute de Mouy! excam6 Enrique.
-Conque de Mouyl dijo vivam nte de Alencon.
Knrqne comprendi6que haba cometdo orpezs dlo:
"A 10 menoS 10 presume porque lie haba dadO c1a para
atar huda para dece que haba cddo todos
mis- derechos al rono de Navarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
LA REINA MARGAR1TA

de una OCCASION conduca gundo po Pero apenas hab
subido scalone cuando la pmea vuelo pecb6
sombra Sc detuvo evandose la ual Reconoco al
nomento mujer encanadoa voz cuyo tmbre
nu, familiar, le do estreChandoe la
Aabado Dios senor, pues salvo Mu-
cho he ndo por po duda Dos ha escuchado
gos.
Pues tqueha ocunido pregunt6 Enrique
-Lo sabres Cuando vovais vuestra habitacion No
preocupeis por Orhon, porque 80 10 he recogido
Y la oven bajo rapdamente 81 hubese sido una
casualidad haberse uzado Enrique la escalera
Que mas exraha Sc dijO Enrique, tqu6 ha pasado?
ique lie ha sucedido Orthon3
Desgraciadamene pregnnta podfa oda por
fora de Sauve porque estaba va ejos,
En- 10 alto de la ecaea Enrique VIC aparecer de prono
oa sombra; peo era Ia de hombre.
-Chit6n le do este hombre.
All ah! isois vos, Francisco?
No me lameis por mi nombre.
-Pues lque ha pasado
Entrad vuestra habaci6n s sabres de pues desi-
zGos por corredor md ben todas parties por guien
espa venid mi cuaro cuya puerta solo esaa enornada
desaparec6 por la escaera fantasmas
del tearo que hunden EN- las tablas.
-Po vida del chapiro! murmur6 e Bearnes e enigma
tnda que Ia souc6n habtacon vaya
ALA y 10
Sin embargo toIo quelo de6 de emocionar Enrique
pues era sensible meor dcho ea superstition de uventud
Todo ree cardad aquea alma de supere
de esp odo 10 que aababa de Dir pesagaba
desgraca
LEGO puerta de hAbtac6n escuch6 Ningdn uido
ola Po pare cuando Carota lie haba dcho que
en- su habtaci6n evdente que nngn pegro haba
Dg6 rapda mada derredor de anesala pero aba
solitara NADIA ndicaba 10 que labia pasado.
En- efectO, s. dilo, Othon no esta aquf.
paso al segundo aposento.
Ali 10 comprend6 todo.
pesar del aqua que habian arrojado abundanca e
pso esaba lenO de manchas roza mueb esaba o las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
EN- Ell EXTRANGERO
OOCTOR,GuSTAVO MU9OZ

De la facultad de Mediclna
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil
nico delIHospital de San Car
los, de la mismaEfacultad, de
rcgresos de su vlaje a madrid,
ha establecido su o6clna pro-
fesional en..la calle de Teluan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de Z
"A .. m. Telefono no 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
EN- LA IsLA
GRIMENES horribles Sc cometen

GRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido Ell m6vil principal. Crimenes
& la Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, usando TN Perfume 6 un Jabon
vulgar, cuando e1 exquisite aCashimire
Bousqueto--ya en- PERFUME 9 en- labon--
es el sumun del buen tono, Colgate
y CO, New York.
THE H-E-L-V-ETI-A.
27 calle de uLa CRUZ.
csHv Gran casa de huespedes. liable
d. hotelo. Aposentos para famllias y
personas solas. Comidas a cincuenta
centavos cubierto. Bafios. Telefono
1o2. Apartado de correo 295. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota Este hotel esta a cargo de
una sehorita cagueha.
ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado ell nombre Dl-
gestivo Mojartieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor cfecto que una DO
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 0 dc
ser el 1nico curative radical, del esto-
mayo v del intestine, el digestive Mo
iarrieta purifca los alimentos y los ha-
ce asimilables. El legitino Digestive
Mojarrieta cura Ell un dla las indlges-
tones, en- un mes las dispepsias 8 gas
tralgias, v en- tres meses las mas gra-
yes Intermediates cr0nicas del est6na-
20 del ineestino. Esta universal
ente confrmado, en- forrna sin igual
que la efcacia del Digestive Mojarrie-
ia es verdaderamente radical y supe-
rior a la de todos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las principales farmaiasc
de Europa y America.
p%SE VENDE TN lote de taba
co en- rama cosecho de 1905, de las me
iores vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse
Ouifiones Cabezudo y CO Caguas, p
Rico.
Ell sefor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
establecido su o6cina de Abogado y de
Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de Sar
Justo ndmero I3.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la 1sla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asi mismo a
examen de de tituIos de propiedades.
incorporation de Corporaciones de
pals y extrangeras y trasnlitacion dc
expedientes de expropiaci6n forzosa
Aceptando la noble competenc1a
how establecida en- el ejercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, e.
sefior DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone 8
cabrar a sus clientes honorarios exec
sivamente modicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
GRAN Hote|ieStlulant "INdLATfRRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEM
:. ,Teiuan 10 y 12.-Cruz y Fortaeza21t

constrda expresamens para Hotel capaedad para 400 pa
saeros Stuac6n la cenca Vistas bahia las Gales de
uSn Cruz Foaeza FL mas fresco ventado de capital
ri co-neo de mor las Antlas Tene deparamenos ndepen
dcnte para amas Desde Il de Agosto rge adeaS DEL az'
nt;puo de las comdas americana guso del asaero
de caraes de uo Int@rpetes aductoe precios gua
de los demas Hoteles Sc hacen abonos semanales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Doctor. R. Ruiz Alnau

MEDIco:CIRUJANo, de la Fa-
eultad de Madrid. Consultas de IL y
media 4 y media de la tarde.
Cristo. I4-San Juan.
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DEMAND 4 THIRD
ROOSEVELT TERM
ASSEMBLY PASSES
RESOLUTION SAYING MA.
TON NEEDS HIM IN WHITE
HOUSE ANOTHER TERM.

The resolution iutraduc by Sen.
ator James Kinnane, of Kalamazoo,
was:
Whereas, by his intrepid aud at
yanced leadership. the present presi-
dent of the United states has become
promiu utly identified with sane AMI
vigorous advancement of the cause of
political, social and business reform.
Whereas, The work which he had
undertaken and IS now carrying for
ward alonc the aforesaid lines and of
which be is most advanced and dis
tinguished is as yet unfinished: aud
"Wh reas. the great body Of people
of the United States. without regard
to political lines. or predictions have
implicit confidence in his ability, HE
militant integrity and unselfsh idel-
ity TO his exalted duties Therefore
be II
r. solved. by the senate. the house
Of representatives concurring. that The
best interests Of the general govern
ment and successfs ! accomplishment
If great public measures which have
b en- and are being inaugurated by the
present national administration de-
mand the nomination and reelection
Of Theodore Roosevelt for a second
elective term in the presidency Of the
Unit States
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Stocks y Bonds4 Cereals
A LACK OF DEMAND.
Coupled With Urgent Liquidation
Caused Stock Prices to Slowly
Melt to a Lower Level.

| New York. May 27.--A combination
of urgent liquidation and an almost
Iutter prostration of demand for Sc
curities accounted for a melting away
Of prices in the stock market today.
/ The striking feature Of the days
movement was ethe lack Of excitement
| in trading and the absence of fever
isbness in fluctuations, It was said
, OF the market that the demand from
bears to cover shorts constituted
about tho only buying there was. But
the fall in prices was not panicky or
disorderly and the volume of business
recorded On the decline Is witness to
the execution Of buying orders to
inject selling which was effected
There was no sign Of any attempt TO
support prices, however ana the mar
Eiet was left apparently 70 drift on
tide Of circumstances and to find a
Ileycl at which new forces would d.
yel0p To set In motion some ABSORB
tive power The persistent downward
tendency Of prices in itself helps TO
paralyze he demand owing to general
doubt as to how far It may proceed
land the desire of buyers to await the
most advantageous opportunity. II is
suspected that the same spirit helps
ITO aggravate the stringency in the
capital market, as distinguished from
immediate rates for money.
In the local money market rates re-
.Ceded but loans for longer periods
were in keen demand The announced
intention Of New York authorities to
proceed for collection Of franchise
taxes made public utilities stocks es-
pecially weak These with Smelling
aud Copper stocks Pacitics Reading,
some OF the Southern groug aad SINH
la fayorites are down from three to
cIei five points on the day. Much
wi1er declines were shown by some
idQemant stocks The closing was II
regular and uncertain, although not
al the lowest. A..
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Office of the City Clerk, Cairo, Ill,
May s, 1907.
Public notice is hereby given that
On Friday, the 31st day of May, A. d.
1907 a special election will be held
In the Fourth ward OF the city of
Cairo, in the county of Alexander,
state Of Illinois, for the election OF one
alderman from the said Fourth ward
to fill the unexpired term of William
j. Lawler, deceased.
For the purpose of the said election
polls will be opened at the barber
shop of Charles Anderson, No. 3l5
Fourteenth street, being situated on
southerly side of said street between
Poplar street aRd Washington avenue.
Polls will be opened at 700 O'Clock
a. m. and continue open until 500
o'clock p. m. of the said 3lst day Of
May, 1907
Nomination papers for said election
IAN be secured at this office and must
be filed in this office on or before
May 18th, 1907.
BY order Of the city council.
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
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STRICTLY A SAVINGS SANK.
CAIRO, ILLiNoIA

c snltsI .......... 49,. .sscyuoe
Surplus ard urdlvIdsa prohts, 5000
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PUBLIC NOTICE

state of Illinois. Alexander County
Ssh the Cncui Court July term
A. d 1897.
Chafles Kohlcr and = Calvin Camp
bell. as partdets. doing business nm
der the name OF and style Of "Kohlor
& Campbell " Joan Halliday. At
tachmoni-Ass
Public rotice Is hereby given TO
thc said John Halliday, that a Writ
q Attachment issued out of the Of
flee OF the Clerk al me Circuit Court
C Alexander County. Illinois. dated.
September 9th. A. d. 1906. at the suit
Of the said Charles Kohlcr and J
Calvin Campbell. as partners. doing
business under the name and style of
"Kohlcr e. Campbell'. and against the
lands. go01s. chaftels. rights. moneys.
credits and effects Of the said joan
Halliday. for fhe sum of one thousand
cld twenty dollars $1,000. and inter
en- directed 10 The Sheriff Of Alexan-
Car Counts to execute.
ff5u Therefore. unless goa. the said
Jahn Halliday. shall personally be and
appear before the said Cir ait Couri
Of Alexander County. Illinois. on o.
before tae first day Of the next tern
thereof. TO be holden al the Couri
- 7s-s=--i=-S-' - -. fs.srs ~ q
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Against Daily Maps.

Prolonged forty winks' during the
day are severely condemned by many
doctors on the ground that lhey affect
ones regular sleep, Scientists have
found that in the ordinary course IN
the human being there Is the greatest
vitality between 10 a. IN. and ? p. M.
and the least between O'Clock and g
o'clock in the evening. LONG sleeps
during the day interfere with this
order Of nature and sometimes affect
various organs, causing headache, The
nan Of forty winks, but only forty,
proves refreshing to many because IL
Ia TOO short to have any injurious
OuseQuences
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
cHICA0o Live sTocK.

Chicago. May p CATTLE Tho
demand was active for the better class
of steers nj steady prices. There
was BIT little doing in butcher stuff
owing to the refusal Of commission
men TO sell subject TO post mortem IN
spection Probably not more than ono
fourth Of the ordinary Monday run Of
butcher cattle was on the market and
il was taken care of by outside buyers
land scalpr S. The decline averaged
.ahout ~ cent.
HCGS-The demand was very weak
prices being to 10 cents lower. Ii.
eral receipts and HE determination OF
buyers 10 purchase 81 lower figures
was IN chief cause Of the weakness.
SHEEP Strong 10 10 cents higher
The demand for all thc better class Of
Clipped lambs was SO active that hold
e-s had iitue trouble in selling.
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NEW HIGH MARKS
Were Reached BY Wheat at the Open.
ing Yesterday But Strong cabI,s
and Profit taking Caused
Drop.

Chicago, May -WIII1AT~-The
severe frost west and southwest sent
wheat prices up to a new high record
mark for the season today. The open
ing was wildly excited and the initial
trades ranged from shade to 31s VIZ
cents above Saturdays final figures
New high marks were established At
the opening. The dominating factor
was the unseasc nable cold weather
over the greater part Of The wheat
growing territory There we're kill
ing frosts in Kansas and Nebraska
and light frosts in iowa Missouri and
Illinois Commission houses we're de
lGg with market buying orders Al
Tie onaning and this demand was ma
literally augmented BY heavy pu,-
.chnses BY shorts. The sharp advance
tellpted liberal profit ,alling ard M
der this. prices worked downward
Sellers were encouraged by more IA
vorable news regarding the European
crop conditions Prolonged drouth IN
Roumania and parts Of Russia were
reported broken and the Europeaa
markets showed The effect Ct this
news in lower prices. This was lost
Sight OF in opening curry here but
later the foreign crop n VS. was given
more attention, Trading decreased in
volume but the market was nervous
all day, Profit taking weakened th
late market and the clos was easy.
Jaly was up * to y cents.
CORNERSTONE early because Of
cold weather in the west and an eX
cellent shipping demand. Later near
ly all the advance was lost on heayy
sales by local and outside longs.
A decline Of Md In Liverpool was
also a bearish influence. July closed
x cent higher.
OATS -The market was hulishiY
affected by Geld weather, op ming al
a sharp advance, Active selling of
September by leading long later
caused action in all options. Small
receipts were early bulIsh influences
July closed %0ia cent higher
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CapItaI .................ss vIUOtUUU
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
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POLICIES ARE MISSING
GINS Worth 5000 and Insurance
Papers For $4,000 Taken From
Box Of Dead shriner.

Allentown. Pa May 27-Gems val
ued $1,000 and accident insurance pol
icics aeercgatinE s5neH0 are missing
from the effects Of Louis Ellenhogen.
ofthis city. a member Of Rajah TEN
ul and wife who were killed i8 the
wreck Of the SINNERS train at Honda
Cal The box coniaining the Ellen
boean effects was received today b.
counsel for the estate who found mos
oi fhe ieweiry the Enenbog Us We-e
when they lan ON ihe trip together
with accidental papers were gone. it
Sc supposed the gems and policies
wlre stolen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
Wireless TeIearaphy in France.

Sportsmen in France are becoming
advocates of wireless biography AAler
carefully watching for three years
a kiometer's length of telegraph wire
In a district not overpopuIated with
birds an observer has proved that
one and a half head of game, such as
cartridges, pheasants, quail and so on,
are impaled yearly on every wire OF
this length in France. which means
total all over the country OF 10000
annually Many of the victims, espe-
cially of the migratory kind lose
their lives through nocturnal flights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
INDIANA TRAP SHOOTERS.

Rochester Ind. May 27-- Many
prominent shots have arrived nere to
take part In the tenth annual tonrna.
ment Of the Trap shooters League 81
Indiana. which Is TO open tomorrow
neFnlng The confess viii continue
two days, with twelve events on each
days program Liberal pulses have
been offered and all signs point 10 one
OF the most successful Journeys in the
history OF the league
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Brains of Great Men.

Brains Of great men vary very
much. 1t is found that men Of en-
eyelopedic mind have large and heavy
brains Gladstone had to wear a very
biz hat--with an enormous bed OF
gray matter and numerous conyolu-
tions, on the other hand, men whose
genius is concentrated upon one line
OF thought are OF small brain and,
consequently, have small heads. New
ton, Byron and Cromwell were in this
class.
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sn tbe second Monday Of July. A. D.
1907. give bail and plead 90 The said
plaintiffs action. judgment win be
rendered against Won ia favor Of he
said plaintiffs and SO much Of TIE
lands. goods. chaftals. rights. moneys,
credits and effects attached, as mhy
be sufficient to sa isiy the said jude
mtht and costs. VIII be sold TO satisfy
be same LEE =. DAVIS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexan
Ger County. Illinois.
Cated. Cairo. Illinois. May 25th A u
i9cL
Miles Frederick Gilbert
Attorney for Plaintiff
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American Capital.

The capital invested IN American
manufacturing establishments in 1904
amounted to $126S6, PCS .673, according
to recent figures of the Census Bureau.
This shows an increase in five years
Of al per cent The gain in the pro-
ducts OF manufacture was 30 per cent,
the 1904 aggregate being $lfS02,-
147.057.