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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
THE GRIP
What Eminent Physicians Say
AS To Its Treatment.
How to Prevent It-What to DO After

How to Prevent It--What to DO After
the Grip.
Eminent physicians like the late
Y Drs. Geo. shrady and CYRUS Edison,
6gof New York. agree that in the grip
the patient should be al once made
warm and be given good cathartic.
The Best Cuthnrtic in the grip is
Hoods Pills. because not only are they
Ss.teasy to take and easy TO operate
hut instead Of weakening like other
scathartics they have true tonic effect
To Prevent the Grip, avoid undue
exposure. keep your feet always dry.
Ssnd take Hoods sarsapariila, This
last advice is very important, because.
40 your blood is in good condition and
4 your appetite and digestion are all
right, YOU will escape tho grip. Ii
SEeixes upon those whose liealth-tone
AS low. whose sbloodiis thin aud poor.
L Affer the Grip. Hoods Sarsaparilla
II III he greatest tonic that can be taken,
q oysrcomes that weak, debil!tated
sGpndision. nurities. yItalizes and ems
riches the blood, eliminates all that
4 ssgrip poison. creates an Sappetite. aids
aigestion, and soon puts one Cor his
| -" axaia.
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Shirts--another necessity.
$3.50 plated bosonas at $l.45.
S1.5O to $2lFancies at $1.15.
G;.:Mg:z;|R|:||!g!:;3|Ag6&2@

under the new Constitution should DO mark
ell by any efforts at subverting or null!fy-
ing the express Will OF the people at tho
polls. even though 1t be done for temporary
purposes, My own view is that tho election
Is over and that the returns should be
counted ana certified as cast. unless It can
be conclustvely shown that the VIII of the
people was fraudulentlv either nullifed or
reversed. 1t Is beneath the dignity OF our
county to submit itself for one moment to
the process OF being Juggled With for parti-
san advantages. l, for one. must earnestly
protest. seeing as do, that such action
Will not be sustained by right-thlnking peo-
pie. and that such practices. II INDUCED In.
must eventually drive from the Democratic
party n large per cent OF It's best member
ship.
I'm all friendlness. and, in fact, with q
deep interest. not only In YOU gentlemen,
personally, as your friend. but as Demo-
crat ana above ALL as a well-wishcr for my
country and my people. I irnplore you not
to take step. no matter how great the
temptation. which will not be Endorsed by
fair-minded men OF this section. I do not
wish to be understood as reflecting In the
smallest degree upon anybody involved. but
I trust you gentlemen will stop and think,
aud think long and we'll before dealing un.
wisely with n question OF such import.
l"II. G.. STUART"
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Rheumatism.

eve are often asked to recommend a
good. reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
says Tho Polk Miller Drug Company. al.
Though we handle Number OF rem edies.
plasters and liniments for the temporary
rol,ef OF the tortures OF rheumatism. there
is one preparation especially that we are al
ways glad to recommend. for Il gives uni-
versal satisfaction. and that Is Rholo!ds.'
There is no disagreeable taste as the treat
ment Is In globule form. Rholoids elimi-
mites the excessive Uric Acid from the sys-
ten, and destroys the cause. y
A free trial trea tment win be mailed on
request by The Rholoids Company. WASH
'irgton. D. C. The regular 81 size Is sold
by The Polk Miller Drug Co.. s34 e. Main
Street. Richmond. Va. NJ,
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p ersonal Mention

Mrs. Kitty Scott McGllvra left the
city for Washington last week. and
will stop at the Grafton for some time.
The Rev. Richard Ferguson. OF Ma
thews. Is In the city to attend the.
meeting of the Virginia Anti Saloon
League. and is staying with his son.
DR.. r. T. Ferguson. on franklin Street.
Church are contributing to fund for
Improving and Identifying the Sum
day school rooms. It Is thought that
the amount necessary Will be about
$1,000 which will probably be raised
In a short time.
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THOU SHALT NOT
STEAL BRAYN's TEXT
Continued From First Page.)

know that he Is apt to charge all that
the traffic will bear. insist that the
commandment "Thou shalt not steal"
applies as much to the monopolist as
to the hlghwayman. We shall not
make any material progress in the pro-
lection of the people from private mo-
nopoly until we are prepared to oblit
between the ordinary thief and the
rlarger criminal who holds up society,
and plumbers the public through the
fundamentally Of private monopoly.
And II is not sufficient that weIshall
appeal to the conscience OF the mono
pollst alone.
The Part of Lawyers.
IF highwayman were to engage
lawyer to follow few rods behind
him with horse that he might have a
ready means Of escape after having
call the lawyer party to the crime,
and we would visit upon him the same
punishment visited upon the principal
In the robbery and yet, it is consider
wealth to visit State capitals and
national capitals and prevent the en-
actment OF laws intended to protect
the public from private monopolies;
salaried attorneys Of these monopolies
to follow close after the offenders and
furnish them horses In the way Of
cape from punishment. And some Of
our metropolitan papers are In the
same class with the unscrupulous law
yer. Is 1t not time TO raise the moral
standard and to Insist that our laws
shall be made for the enforcement OF
human rights, and not for the protec-
lion Of those who violate these rights?
Shall we continue to be Mortified at
ones pocket and yet view complac-
emily and without concern these mill
lion-dollar raids upon the earnings OF
the entire population? Surely we are
lion the commandment, "Thou Shalt
not steal"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05

Gentle anointings with Cuticura, the
great Skin Cure, preceded by warm
paths with Cuticura Soap followed in
me severer forms, with mild doses Of
3Cutleura Resolvent Pills, afford instant
to q speedy cure OF torturinY, clisfigur-
ing itching, burning, and scaly hurnors,
eczemas, rashes, and inaammations,
from infancy to uge, s.G'5 ~, I
Cuticura Soap Co5c.) ia Cleanse III. Est.n. fn,t,.
en,s 9lnsment f50c 70 Heal ths skin, and Gull.
Costed epsIiv ply s1e )snT he form Chqco!ats
so!I lnso,nsnnt the world Potter Drug Chem
siM i Ssss d ssisSs ssst % sl.a ss,.,s.
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BAILEY FINANCIAL BILL ; !! !. !.

Practically tho Same na One offered
Rs Aldrich Substitute.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February A.
Senator Bailey to-day introduced his
bill providing for the deposit OF pub
nc moneys as q means OF relleVlns
financial stringencies and the accent
ance of promiscuous bonds as security
for such deposits, The bill has been
considered by the minority as & M as-
ure behind which they may Spossihly
gather IN the coming debate on the Alu !
rich bill. Save fortithe addition OF q
provision requiring I'LL banking asso-
Citations except those located In cen tral
reserve cities to keep at least two :
thirds OF their reserves oW qulre 90
by law in their#own vaults. ne pl!l
Is the same which Senator Bailey Ao s
Tered as substitute for the sA!a !
bill IN the Committee Oh FINANCE pe 2,
fore the latter measure was repoTtlse ''
TO the Senate. E.f ii f
Tho Bill. s5 Ii il Il
s The main section OF the measure y
as follows; Is GA, it2 rs 81
That whenever in his Judgment.
business conditions may requtr y t.At le
Secretary of the Treasury shall sc post
N banks Which have already pc EN-, q
Wtlcn may be for that l1urpo seia aests
mated as deposlturies Of publ lc money,
9oVV'ouo,ooo or SO much erap : 9 !,
!'ay deem necessary and Fro pe0':l st IVY
deposits herein authorized ltll! pe nv 2,
cured as provided IN ton yyo Ssol WIS
act, ana shallSbe apportto 8 aFno Y Z
sae several States In acc ordanc e WV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
MPLOYES MEET;
ELECT OFFICERS
Members Of Miller & Rhoads As
ISOLATION Transact Business
and Have Good Time.

" u "
The fourt annual meeting OF the
Miller and Rhoads Employees Assocta--
ton was held last evening at 6 O'clock.
Reports showed the association to be
In very flourishing condition as to
membership and finances. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: President, Mr.. J.
r. Weymouth vice president. Mr.
Walter wills; Esecre tary, Mr.. u. Russell
wills; treasurer, Mr.. a 7. Bates. These
officers toge ther. with the following
constitute the board of Directors:
$- Messrs. L. o. Miller, r W. Miles. NJ,
II. X. Malone, Mr.. Allan Minter and
a social hour followed the business
meeting, after which upperawas sery-
ed on the third floor This was fol-s
lowed by a musical and literary en-
tertatnment participated In exclusively
by employees OF the store. Among those
taking part We're Nlessrs;f Carney,
Wilkinson Harrison. Rlckets, Kass
and Miss Lundin, Miss Gibbs, Misss4Al-s
perrin, Miss Duval, Is Miss Caroline Butt
gen and Miss Theresa Comoli Later
lin the evening the floor@Was cleared
hour. III a NJ Jg55 IS
The Miller and Rhoads Emplayes' AS;
ISOLATION has been Of almost lncalcul-l
able benefit to the employees OF tho
house during tho past few years. in
which time thousands OF dollars have
been paid out for relief Of tho sicks
Only one death has occurred during the
existence OF the society, ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Thirty DAYS for Duncan.

Thirty days In Jail was the sentence i'm
posed yesterday in the Police Court on
Thomns Duncan (colored), charged with
stealing $3.50 from Joseph Shafer. Shufer
stated that he had given Duncan the money
TO buy shovels. lie got neither shove!s nor
money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
THE WEATHER

Forecast; .nia-Snow in north.
ram or snow In south portion Wednes-
day and Thursday; war.nel Wednesday;
increasing northeast to east winds.
North Larollaa-Raln and warmer
Wednesdays; Thursday rain; colder in
west portion; incre aslng Cost WINDS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Gets SIX Months.

Mercer Vaughan (colored] was sentenced
Ia tho Palice Court yesterday morning to six
months In jail on the charge OF entering the
house OF Joseph Po!ndeAter and stealing
tlerefrom q SIS gold watch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

RichmoNd's weather was clear and
cold. Range or the thermometers:
A. M..........26 6 =. M........34
IL M,...........Sl 8 P. M........34
=. M...,......35 - midnlght....3S
rage......... 81 rs
Highest tim. erature vest rday.,... 6
Lowest temp rature yesterua. $3.50. "a
Mean Temperature tSester. as....... 81
Normal temperature yest.rday.,... 39
Departure from normal temperature q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Have You Rheumatism Kidney. Liver OF
Bladder Trouble.
To Prove what Swamp Root the Great Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our Readers May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

indigestion. sleeplessncss, nervousness.
sometimes the heart acts badly. rheu-
matism. bloating. lack OF nmbltion. may
be loss Of 1esh. sallow complexion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
|MAyE'THE law BEAR
ON men Who OFFEND.
Must Visit Punishment on Flesh
and Blood to Root Out Evils
Complained OF.
WILLIAMS ON THE MESSAGE

WASHINGTON. February 4---Taking
for his taxt the Presidents recent mes
sage. which was so thoroughly dis
,cussed yesterday, Representative John
Sharp Williams. OF Mississippi, at the
opening Of the House session to-day
said he disagreed with Mr.. Hepburn o
statement Of yesterday that the mes
sage met with the approval Of the en-
tire American people. Indeed" he
said. there are things In 1t sensa-
tfonnl, federalistic and dangerous to
the American republic"
Mr.. Hepburn. he declared. ! had
threatened the ''big four" Of the House
the Speaker and Messrs. Payne, Dali
Sell and Sherman--when he asserted
that the House would pass the remedial
legislation the President had recon-
mended. Ho hoped to SEQ tho stand
ard OF rebellion raised by Mr.. Hep
burn, and he said he hoped to see
some Of the ttirg, spoken Of In the
enacted into law. He was not
q shipper and therefore he would con-
slider the message without any re-
gard to the, Hon. Theodore Roose-
Welt" from whom the message ena-l
mated. II shall consider it.",lle said.
amid loud Democratic applause. 'just
as II It had been message enanating
In the past from Grover Cleveland or
Mckinley, or message which
more nearly resembles In Its SUBJ
stance one tcA'manate In the future
from the Hen William Jennings
Itrvonn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05

Pain or dull ache In the back Is evil
dence OF kidney trouble. 1t Is natures
timely warning to show you that the
track Of health Is not clear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Danger Signals.

Danger Signals.
II these danger signals are unhe
ed. more serious results follow; Bright's
disease, which Is the worst form OF
kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and Immediate effect OF
Swamp Root, tho great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy. is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for Its remark
able cures In the most Distressing
cases. II you need a medicine. you
should have the best.
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one Of many symp-
toms OF kidney trouble. Other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp
Root are being obliged to pass water
often during the day and to get up
many times during the night.
Catarrh OF the Binder.
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prevalency of kidney Dlsen.c.

Prevalency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevaiency
OF kidney disease. While Kidney dis
orders are the most common diseases
that prevail, they are almost the last
recognized by patient and physicians.
who content themselves with doctoring
the effects, while tie original disease
undermines the system.
Trial Will Convince Any One.
In taking Swamp Root you afford
natural help to Nature. for Swamp Root
is the most perfect healer and gentle
aid to the kidneys that has yet been
discovered.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp Root is what you need, you can
purchase the regular tifty-cent and ono
dollar size bottles at all the drug stores.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name DIR. Kilmers Swamp-R Root,
and the address. Binghamton. N. T.,
which you will find on every bottle.
. the wonderful merits Of Swamp Root
ook OF valuable information. both sent
tains many OF the thousands OF letters
md Swamp-Root to be just the remedy
is SO we'll known that our readers are
address, DR.. kilmer s: Co.. Binghamton.
generous offer In the Richmond Daily
ii autIer Is guaTau le.d e. a4~i
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Needing for Divine Heallng.,

aaqll wv Fl 3t1c tHcts9tt4E "a
Ar allrday meeting for divine healing will
No. sos ..Westt Cary Street, to,morroW. SER
vices VIII be as follows: "a oiS0G Al Al. 3:30
and s I'll. N Eniect, Bodily Healing In An
swes TO the Prayer OF Faith,', ~ A ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Restore Liberal Monarchy.

Senior BarnadIno Machado. leader
OF the peaceful wing Of the Republi-
cans, agrees to a truce provided that
his friends now under arrest are liber-
ated, freedom of the press restored
and the elections ordered. Admiral do
Amaral, devoted friend Of the Queen.
who assumes power. is committed to
the reversal OF the entire policy OF the
dictatorship. the abolition Of repressive
measures and the restoration of "the
old liberal monarchy. !"
On Saturday government by decree
will be withdrawn, amnesty, etc. ac-
corded political offenders not imp pill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
Catarrh OF the Binder.

Inability to hold urine. smarting in
uric acid. headache, dizziness,
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Rate Legislation Democratic.

ltnte LCElSlnt1On DCmOCfAtlcs
Mr.. Williams declared that he was
not one of those who were afraid OF
radical In the White House. He dis
cussed briefly the history OF railroad
rate legislation. and insisted that IT
was Of Democratic origin.
Mr.. Williams said the message was
not deserving OF an all around eulogy
uron the part ~ snv man who loved
Democratic institutions. There were
however many good things in 1t. FIe
era is would indorse that part OF the
message which recommended restoring
to the railroads the power to pool. or
which advocated Federal licensing OF
corporations. or which declared It use
less to attempt to punish 'the men, che
flesh. the beings" who violate the law
in tho name Of corporation authority.
AS to the corporations. Mr.. Williams
declared they would never be properly
punished until you visit punishment
upon the flesh and blood from whose
brains and by whose acts the viola
lions take place."
He referred to Paul Morton, former
Secretary Of the Navy. and asked: "Did
he get out of the Cabinet to go to a
prison. after a confession OF long
continued violation OF these very laWS!
NO" he said. "but read that he
jumped into a lucrative position in
private life, with letter of recon-
mendation from the President of the
United States"
Mr.. Williams Insisted that corpo-
ration, as. such, could not commit a
crime. and therefore he; advocated pun
ishing the responsible heads Of the
corporations. Punish one" he said,
"and you will not have to punish any
more"
Mr.. Williams referred to the Aldrich
bill as "the railroad bond credit
strengthening bill"
It's Omissions Significant.
Again reverting to the message, Mr..
Williams received more applause from
the Democrats when he said It's omis.
sions were more significant than Its
commissions. '.He has talked" Mr..
Williams said, about predatory wealth
and rich and powerful criminals, and
how important 1t is to shackle cum
ming, and yet" he said. with the excep-
tion Of a little insignificant uttcrance
about putting works Of art and wood
pulp on tho free list, he has never
raised his voice against the very pois-
on that lies at the heart Of your Gre
publican) entire, system.
1.-THE President" he continued, had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.
Cat s P. NJ. Eastern Time.

sun rlses .....7aa
sun sc It's. ,..5:37
Moon sets,..,.Si47
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Will. RESTORE Old.
L|B.RAL MONARCHY
Portugal's New Premier Com
1nitted to Reversal Of Policy
OF Dictatorship.

LISBON. February 4.-Lisbon Is be.
ginning to recover from the shock and
horror OF Saturdays bloody tragedy,
but strong undercurrent Of pop-.ar
and governmental nervousness re-
mains. The political tension is slack
ening. although the prcg:essists re-
fuse TO Join the concentration OF the
cabinet which Admiral Ferrera do
Amaral Is forming from all the mon
archical groups. because the conser-
5vatives are in predominance. The
hitch. however. is likely to befstraight-
,ened out and temporary union OF all
the monarchical elements attained for
the purpose OF getting the country
back on constitutional basis, ending
agitation and restoring tranquility"
as expressed by the leaders.
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5l Replying to Mr.. Garrett. Of Tennes-
sec. Mr.. Macon. who Is q member IT
the Committee on Revision of the
Laws. said he had not heard rumDr
That the penal code bill was dead be-
cause the Republicans feared the pro-
acorparated In it.
After agreeing to extend the general
debate for four hours to morrow, the
House at 4:57 P. NJ, adjourned.
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-To prov
you may have sample bottle and
absolutely free by mall. The book COZ
received from men ard women who 70
they needed. The value OF Swamp Roo
advised to send for sample bottle.
N. Y; be sure to say you read this
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witness declared that however the
ballot originated or wherever 1t was
used, he had nothing to do with It, and
that he certainly did not profit by It,
Z ..Judge. you knew of the unofficial
vote OF Scott county on the night of
the election, and that 1t showed ma
aority for Slenlp?" asked Captain Bull
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05

III wish. hrst to call 10 your mind the
4xact that the recent Constitutions! conyen-I
%tior was called for the purpose OF creating
conditions. in Virginia under which there
gYnipht be fair elections and returns. T't
\ pystext for Irregular practices was the negru.
Z The negro was removed from politics and
sihe election laws SO modified by the conveu-,
t!ol. as practically TO Insure fair elections.
7, would be "a most unfortunate omen for the
sfntnre of our stats that the first electon
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
DRIFT TOWARD BRYAN.

If any southern state really contains
the nucleus of an opposition to Bryan
ism that opposition ought to be visible
in Tennessee, says the New York
Tribune. The leading Democratic news
paper of Tennessee s capital, the Nash
vile american, has fought Mr.. Bryan
consistently for the last twelve years.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal ridi.
culed him in 1896 and 1900, and has
barely tolerated him since. Tennessee
took the lead among the southern states
in pushing Judge Parker for tue presi
Dental nom: nation in 1904. Yet now it
falls into line for Mr.. Bryan without
a whimper or protest.
We have been somewhat amused at
the efforts of the Bryan eliminators in
this neighborhood, because they seem
to be working in blissful ignorance of
conditions in the Democratic party in
the south and west. Those conditions
are being disclosed as different state
conventions come together and ratify
choice for the presidential nomination
which circumstances have made newt
able. Mr.. Bryan gets the delegates ev-
erywhere for two sufficient reasons. In
the first place, he has the support of the
mistaken rank and file of the party,
despite his past failures. In the see.
ond place, no offsetting pressure is be-
ing brought on the politicians to dis
place him; for displacement would
necessitate replacement, and there is no
leader of equal keel and amplitude any
where in sight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
Documents Filed

The following documents were filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday:
Mining locations Stigman Gus.
tav," A Stigman. Dated February 10,
1908. ajax" John G. Kroon. Dated
February 10, 1908. "Tiger," John G..
Kroon. Dated January l, 1908. "Mon.
tezuma," John G. Kroon. Dated Jan.
uary l, 1908. "Karl Marx" John G.
Kroon. Dated February IS, 1908
"Smuggler, John G.. Kroon. Dated
February 10, 1908. "Hidden Treasur.
err" John G. Kroon. Dated February
3. 1908. "S. p" John G.. Kroon
Dated February Is, 1908. "TwoJacks, -
John G. Kroon. Dated January Is, 1908
I" Revenue John G. Kroon. Dated
January |, 1908. "Jeanette, John G.
Kroon. Dated January l, 1905. "Bluc
Jay" John G. Kroon. Dated January
z, 1908.
Quit Claim Deed-Geo. d. Stephens
to Denis Gleason, consideration ~, quit
claim TO all right, title and interest in
all undivided lot No. 9 in Lot /, See.
tion 26, North Globe. Dated November
is, 1904.
Duplicate deed-P. C. Robertson, pro.
bate judge ella county, Arizona, to
Geo. d. Stephens. Lot 8 in Lot !, Sec
ton 26. Dated May 20, 1902.
Bond for deed-John T. Hendrick,
son and wife to l.. +. Peters to deliver
deed to various parcels of land in Block
10, Globe, ella county, Arizona. Dated
February 2S. 1908.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

Contrary to expectations, the, people
who heard Eugene Brady O'Neill last
night at the court house, did not STAN
pede to the railroad yards to pull up
the tracks of the ella Valley road, but
just the same the gentleman from Mari
copa gave them something to think
about. He has freight and passenger
rates down pat and he knows how to
explain them.