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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
R0SEN EXPLAINS
SITUATION At
HARDIN
SAYS MUKUP IS DUE
To MISUNDERSTANDING

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/ Washington, Apri 1.--Speaking to-
day with Representatives of the As
7 .,,.fgt.l pr,a. ,yhu. ,sl.d ht,, for, nm
'AP"'N aV''e'h'nl 'ebd'u'lls RUSSIA
attitude in huurhurIa, In view Of the
latest drynIopmpnts al Harbiu. Baron
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''hieu ll1' lhu'H Ihal was pel'6
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

New Orleans. April -Four busi-
ness buildings were burned at the cor
ncr of Tchoupitoulas and Natche7
streets today with a loss estimated at
a quarter Of a million dollars. The
heaviest loss was that Of the Morris
McGraw Wooden Ware company, linn
tied, whose six-story building was
completely destroyed Other firms
which sustained losses were the Loeb
Lyon. Felix company, limited, Whole
sale liquor dealers, and Henry Loeb
company limited, wholesale grocers
and liquor dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
Ap MI RAL EVAN 5
WELL ON The WAY
TO RECOVERY
FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH
PASO ROBLES MUD BATHS


IBy Morning journal Special Leassd Wire
Paso Robles Hot Springs, Cal
April 5.-Rear Admiral Evans was
strong enough today to take a two.
hours carriage ride through the hills
surrounding the springs This morn
ing the admiral was given his first
mud bath in the Jurhaus since his
arrival here. This was followed by
massage treatment for an hour, As
he looked at the hot black oozy
mass in which he was being packed,
and the sulphurous steam rising from
it, he remarked joculary:
This is nearer h than 1 ever
was before"
He not only enjoyed the novel ex-
pcricncc, but declared himself as
wonderfully benefited by the treat
mcnt
The admiral felt so strong and was
in such good spirits that he called for
drive through the hills. AcCompa-
MED by HIS son, Lieutenant f. Taylor
Evans and Surgeon Mcdonald, of the
admtral's staff; DIR, l.. f.. Philips
the resident physician, and Lieutenant
Colonel /. V. Tourney of the Pre-
SidiO al San Francisco, the admiral
left the springs al O'Clock and re-
turned at A. He was taken to the
ranch of James HorsburE, Jro at
Santa Isabel where a short stop was
made and the admiral given a glass
of milk He returned somewhat fa-
tiguod, but greatly pleased with the
outing and strong enough to receive
general j. b. Lauck, adjutant of the
California national guard, who
brought Governor Gillctt's greetings
and welcome to the state.
Although at the springs but four
days, the sunshine baths and inland
air have made a wonderful change in
I,a Il 70 Ja rpy
get around his room on crutches, and
was able to stand on his feet when
getting in and out Of the carriage to-
da...
rhe following bulletin was issued
by Drs. Mcdonald and Philips to-
night.
provement, lie was out for a two
hours drive today and thoroughly
enjoyed the sunshine and fresh air.
The admiral is almost OyerWhem- |
ed by the kindness and thoughtful |
ness Of the people Of California. His |
room in the southeast tower Of the
MOTEL is constantly banked with the /
choicest flowers, which arrive on
every train from all parts Of tn" !
state, Boxes Of fruit addressed to !
him and hundreds of letters are re- |
ceived daily. Not a few Of the let /
ters contain requests for utugraphs, !
some make suggestions how to cure /
his rheumatism, but the majority e%-
press the writer's hopes that the adj
mjrars health may be speedily re-
stored,
According to DE- Mcdonald, Ad-
miral Evans is enjoying better dp-
petite and sleeps from eight to ten
hours q night His daily routine is
bath and treatment i'm the Jurhaus
for two hours i'm the morning, follow"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
BRITISH WIT HOO1
. PREMIER UNTIL
KING ACTS
CASE UNPRECEDENTED
IN NATIONS HISTORY
ASQuith HurrieS to Conference
With King in Europe to Take
Up Duties ReIinquiShed By
Campbell -Bannernan,

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| without either premier or cabinet
| The long exncrtad resirn.tion or Sir
/ Henry CamnheIl- RanUn,,na, mo
/ n,ino minister vag nrfi.iniI,. ~,
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ommrudation nr his n,edir,,f aj,,fgcr.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
Woman Kills Burglar.

Montgomery Ala, April J.-MIs,
Edward Jones. a prominent white wo-
man of this city. shot and killed ne
gro burglar at her home at s o'clock
this morning
At the time the shot was fired, the
burglar was engaged in a hand TO
hand struggle with her aged father.
Barney Rhoady, and was attempting
to pull him ont through "A window
where it is said, a negro confederate
stood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

Wa9hngtOn ApFT o--Wls TtO0sH'
welt and party arrived here about
O'Clock this morning over the south
ern railway after an extended trlr
through the south The party left
here on Thursday March 6. going d-
rect to Vicksburg Miss. where they
boarded the yacht May1ower for a
cruise down tie Mississippi as far as
New Orleans The return trip was
made without special Incident
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
REPUBLICAN RALLY

THERE WILL BE A RALLY IN THE INTEREST OF
THE REPUBL lCAN CITY TICKET TONIGHT AT 7:30
O'CLOCK AT THE CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND
CENTRAL AVENUE. THE SPEAKERS WILL BE STA
TONED IN FRONT OF THE N. 7. ARMJ0 BUILDING
AND THE PROGRAM WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 7:3O
O'CLOCK. SEVERAL OF THE STRONGEST SPEAKERS
IN ALBUQUERQUE WILL ADDRESS THE VOTERS. BE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

.lnnt Mrs. s. NJ. Ferrell, at Murray.
q few days last week.
Miss Mahala Prickett. Of SmithtoHn
Is visiting friends and relatives a,
this place and Hoult this week
Miss Blanche Bower wss calling on
Eqnice Serpent Sunday afternaa.
s Mrs. Beck Brown anu Mrs. Sis som,
ers who have beeD visiting friends
and relatives in Richie county foT
sore time returned to their home al
Cetawha Monday. They were accon.
panied home by Mr., Elias Sonfers who
viii snead some time visiting friends
ana relatives at this place and cataw.
Miss Eta somers WIS visiting Mrs.
Mary Holmes, at Catawba, Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss nena Clevenger spent Sunday
at catawba visiting reIattyes.
Mrs. Jobn ClTyenger was calling IN
Mrs, Z. j. Prfckett Tuesday.
We hear that ',.-s. Drusilla Harris
md Mrs, Charles Bower are quite
tndisDosel at this wrftine.
TWO CfIUIls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08
IEHlZIIl|III
lIl!l|HlI


j. \ . r. q 4
Permanently cured by taxing Botkn1,.
Blood Balm. Blood poison Ia the worSi
diseases on earth. yet easily cureL
by taking Botanic Blood Balm. l.
you have aches and pains in bones
back and Joints itching. scabby akin
blood feels hot or thin: swollen glands
risings and tNmps on tue skin, SORT
throat or lIh.th, falling hair, pimples
Of offensive eruptions, or rash on skin
are run down or nervous, ulcers Of
any part Of the body, carbuncles o
DOLLS. TAKE BOTANIC BLOOD BALM
ts. 8. By GUARANTEED 70 cure ey.
en- the worst ana most deep ssats.
cases. B. B. B. acts directly on tn,
polsons IN the blood. driving all pess
onoas matter from the system snt
sending flood Of pure, ftch blood a
en- the worst and most deepseated
cases. B. B. B. acts directly on the
poisons in the blood, driving all pois
onous matter from the system and
sending food Of pure, rich blood df
rectly to the skin surface. In this
way sores, erupttons and pimples arr
quickly healed and cured, completed,
changing the entire body into a clean
healthy condition. B. B. B. las done
this for thousands of cases. so B. B
B will certainly cure you. For rheu
matism, aching shoulders, hawking
and splitting, blurred eyesight, catarrh
cancer, and all evidences Of impure
blood, take Botanic Blood Balm. Il
stops all aches and pains. cure rhen
matism or catarrh, heals every sore
and makes the blood pure and rich.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, "a. q. al
is pleasant and safe to take; composed
Of pure Botanic ingredients. 1t is dit
ferent from any other blood purifier
because B. B. B. cures where all else
fails. SAMPLE SENT FREE by writ
ing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta. Ga. SOLE
BY DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE. Sold in Fairmont, w. Va.
by Mountain City Drug Co., Main st
Call or write. Remedy sent by ex
press.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

founders week" festivities. several
hundred vessels participated in the
parade down the river, and many Of
them presented new and novel decora
tive designs. Children's day exercises
were held this morning.
A medical convention at the Acad,
envy Of Music, with physicians pres.
,ent from nearly all States and several
foreign countries, was held today. The,
Order Of Red Men will hold a street
pageant tonight, with $4,000 uniforms
ed members and several historical
floats In line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08
PEGG1E.
VIOLA ITEMS.

I'D
Mrs. Willie Harris IS QUITE sick Mt
this writing with tonsilitis. !.
Miss Iva Iarew, OF Fairmont, was
visiting Y. w. Prickett and family a
few days last week.
Misses Marguerite PricEett anil
M"delfn Fleming were visiting Rsss:e
ard Mary sergent SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Sergent were
calling on M. and Mrs. Charles Bow
ers Sunday afternoon.
Mr., Gnv Hoult. OF Tairmopt. was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Willie Har.
riS, Tuesday
Mrs. Rebeeca Robes was shopping
In F3irmnnt Saturday.
Miss Elsie Holmes was visiting
Rosie and Mary sersent Friday
Miss Clara Harris was visiting her
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08
MEMtsonnEn MlAn

~ ''fV1Si Wa kress Assnrist lnnsl ~
(, .C0tJtNFRTA. IN. OFT. e.-sA rews-
.p9per. var of TIN lpcet .7t'rplent kind
was hrnsen nut at tfe Ifriyerstty Of
Missouri between the supporters OF
tf,e Daily Missorr'ar., the publication
- the new School Of Journalism. ana
tho sunday rpderendent. student
Qualification. Tho 1a'Iv naaer 4 under
tite rlsr"sarrart - walter Williams.
had ~ the in"r,alEsttc school NJ the
university, and his conduct Of the
s''c7t srowSed the afiimostty of some
- thc s'ndonts. rho lIsgrnntIcl nn!,s
started an ornosftion sheet, ana while
" ~ . weels1v It's crOearance m SIN.
f"v tnorn'u@s enables It n SCOOP
the lai'v '9annr hv e'rtn" ti,e first re,
nHrts Of i'mnnrtart football games AMI
othnr "thletfr contests. most Of which
ere nefd on Saturday, too late for the
Daily Missourian to cover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08
N oUlT ITEMS. !
i. i. i J. j. j

f0ttf1Ir, w. va oat. S.-s!SIiss Nary
A Miller is, We understand, very
sicls on her home on the hilf.
Nj Reson sPy les is very sick at the
home Of Gartieid arcoonaid with drop
So d IRE heart. y,
MIS- VIM, Houtt has been indispos-
Ell latelS Fl
gitll the exceptions above noted
the health OF the community Is bet
ter than for some time.
school began here Monday. Mr..
nsnnis 81 Arnett, OF East Park, teach.
Airs. Nina Bowman and small child
me Visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman
near little Falls. \.
Iiston Rurnworth and two small
boys Lewis and Omar, and married
snp lssse fsllrpworth. are SiEittns rho
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

The health OF cur community is fair
~ rood at preenst.
Nv, and Mrs. Johnnie Carpertsr end
daughter. Isa, were visiting tho for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hsehurst Of Bu"rnr's Ridge. Sunday.
Mr.. Clayton Wolf was calling on
friends in Fairmont Saturday and Sun
llav.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hayhurst and
family, ~ Burners Ridge. were shop
ping in Fairmont Monday.
Misses Carrie and Missouri Kirk
were visiting the formers sister. Mrs.
William Carpenter OF I.oafers' Ridge,
Sunday.
Mr.. French Baker. son OF Scott Ra.
ker, Is very III with typhoid fever.
Or. Boyers is the attending physician,
Mr. end Mrs. 7. c. Satterfeld anil
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

children were visiting at c. c. Walte's,
OF Winfield.
One OF our gentlemen Of Nubben's
Ridge, lost a fine race mare last week.
Mr.. Joan Wolf and two grandchil-
dre1. Raymlsn and Nellia Wolf were
visiting Mrs. Milly Hayhurst, Of Nub.
ben's Ridge, Sunday.
Miss Leona Kincaid, OF Walnut
Grote, was visiting at George NJ.
zun's Sunday.
< Az news is very scarce we will CONS
10 close. Success 10 the gre3t pa
per- LUCKY BILL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Harden. OF This
place. and Mrs. Jackson Jones and son.
Charles. of Wife Day. took Ia the
excursion to Pittsburg Tuesday.
Misses Francis and Della Radcliffe.
Rose Brown. Sadie SwIshsr. Ada Har-
lien and Nelson and John Frederick
were Montana visitors Wednesday.
" B. Harden has paperel 9nd re-
plastered the parsonage. It IS now
ready for occupancy.
Glenn Haun, while out hunting last
"Wednesday, met with a deplorable ac.
cident, which resulted IN the loss Of
,part Of one finger and the hand being
Tally maHglea. The young nlsn was
+aFen to Murray at once for Or. Nc
Hcnen's nd. The gun in some man,
PER exploded, presumably from being
overloaded with abrve result. That
the Y"R1g mars life WIS spared Is
considered miracle. The unfortu.
nate YOUNG man is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fmory Hgun and a member or
our ball team. HIS MANY friends trust
that nothing more serious may result
frnn the accident.
r. u. Harden Is suffering from 4.
very so-c eve. In tving a shock Of
t2dder the other day his hand slipped
and the sharp end Of stalk OF corn
struck him in the eye.
Mrs, Ciy,le Kisner and SON. Pav.
ave returned from a visit with rela.
tives in Monongalia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Powell. from,
R!tcnia county, were guests Of rela.
tlVss here recently.
Mrs. Nancy Somers returned home
Saturday from a lengthy visit in Mon
tann.
Mrs. ches. Frederick anil dauahters,
Rprgel. Alice and Virginia and snn.
fhespey were gWnsts OF Mrs. Mary
Holmes Sunday afternoon.
Miss peaa TlsEepgeF, Of Yinla, was
the guest Of Miss Rose Brown Sun
day.
Miss Sadie swisher left Friday for
Evansville, Ohio, where She VIII be
the guest OF t'er s'ster Mrs. Charles,
Barker. for an Indefinite period.
J. w, Brown anil daughter. Miss
f2csc ware cuests OF Miss Ada Har-
tlen Friday evening.
Garnet SomeFs ami Charley HaIn
We're calling on Nelson and John Fred.
|erick snndsy.
Miss Ftts Somers, .at Montana. was
the guest Of Mrs. Holmes Sunday.
Mrs. win somGrs has recovered
frnr' raosnt Illness,
Bob Swish.r has r1ovel to Mrrr,v
antl Riley bowers anil Abert Path+ell.
Ito Rivesv!lle. Vivian Lawson has
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Powers.
Orr school bepan MSndav. Miss
Harden and Mr.. Hale. teachers.
Mrs. ]. w. Brown and Mrs. Sis SOM
ers have returned from Ritch'a coun.
ty, where they nad been Visiting rala.
tIves the mast three weeks. They
were recommended bv Wy. Elias Som
lers. who will visit relatives here.
Mrs. BrTce Somers was visiting Nar
s'ster Mrs. James Smith at Fairmont
Saturday, Mrs. Smith rrdprwert an
orernt'on Sunday and is reported as
doing fine
Earl sonlers, Of Little Falls. was a
pleasant visitor hare surd"y.
Rev. Anvil delivered N Interesting
discourse toaa attentive audience Sun.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guv starn and sons,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Milf Somers and
son. Den2il, and Miss Rose snmers
we're guests 81 Mir. and Mrs. e. NJ.
e2mers Sunday.
SHIRLEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

MeBsra IafTy cloy and Ralph
conrtheg returned yesterday from
Huntingdon where they attended the
star c0nss ION N me T.. q. u. Mr..
liccloy st elected state President
81 The Ion and Nj. Courtney treas
,rer Miss aura Jones. Of this city,
vas appointed Superintendent OF tie
El05fer Mission :,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

and Mrs, w, III schfmmel will
move from the DR. Cox property on
colulnbia street "a the Gasltins' Fiat
egeIt Iowsrd IPople's store.
Mr Clark lierrifiefd and Mrs. o. G..
i inlseatl eiill occupy the house va.
fated BY Mr.. schimmei 3,
MI Morley Of Winfield Will move
INTO iiie den property which will
be gaeateil5by NJ. MerTi1eid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08
SUNDAY scHool E

wy - w PFessI y sancT0N NN,l
FAMcN7A, Cal. Oct s with many
DISTINGUISHED minister's and educators
n st'erdar"s The ninetearth ora.aI
Southern California statae Sunday
School convention vas spened herA
th's morning, beginning a session Of
three days. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-08

3qs picnic Y the weather Is favora.
~ 4. (. = ne,
Personals.
and Mis-. al. q. Scott, Of King
NQgds cted here this even
M hey Will be- guests OF the for
sister Mrs, Jas. Leonard.
4l1ss Retsa Henderson, OF Gladly
ereek Is listing her cousins, the
N sses eNs and Musgrave at
Ms. lseyelle,s on Merchant street.
ReH b. sawler has returned from
q tew yisit In Mineral county.
MY Ifeeraan Kelley, OF Raymond
street visiting relatives in Mbnon-
8aliiL county near I1alleck.
md Mrs. Petty are moving from
the Luther Steele properly to Athens.
ohso.
Cunningham went to
wheeling ter1ay morning and will
k1 iroir Neff. Ohio, where he
VIII ne employed for a couple OF
week
NF Nelson Robe, Of Eureka, was
here teftlay on business
Mt = Yannort is nome for a
sfagt with his family. He has
been EN- plosed near Pittsburg.
Mss sctta Wallace, who has been
u poor health for the last three
NON titss so far recovered that she
expects to5 etnrn to her work as train
ed Aurseffn Pfttsburg next week.
Benson Jacobs, OF Little Falls,
spending few days with her
dHlfn d tAfF5 Mrs EirneSt }estae1e, (, -, NFr
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MANAL eARAnE.

tEy s. w Press Assoclat!on.0
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-One OF
the Freatest river pageants ever wit
messed on the Delaware was held to.
day as the naval day feature Of the
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Morlcs

Az members OF The West virginia
Teachers Read'rr Circle. OF winfield
are hereby notified to meet
at Mt. Hsrmnpy school house, Satur.
day, October IN, ri two n'rfocI H
BLANCHE SATTpRFrrfD.
Sc setary.
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.city. Aoanltaf.

Miss lynch has returned from nurs.
lne ease I'M Morgantown.
lr Fred ton was a me lieal pa
TENT slismissel yesterday.
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WI. Have pfenic.

4lie White Ribbon Recruits will 90
e East ark next Saturday afternoon
5qf picnic II the weather IS favora.
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cATAweA NEwe.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
OIL KINGS
NEW HOME

New York july 27- John D. Rock
efeilers new home near North Tarry-
town IS practically finished 1t stands
oa the summit ol KyEait hll. on ihe
site of The old Mancr house. which be
was burned ont Of in 1903. Prepare
tions We're being made az the new
summer home for the reception Of Mr..
Rockefeller this weak Three or four
van loads OF furniture We're brought
"a and their installation was super
visen by John d. Rockefeller, Jr
The house IS "A large threest0ried
building. Of brick ana stone. with a
slate r05f Of the colonial style Of ar
chitecmre Only a portion of the IN.
terror work has been completed. how.
ever while as FOR The grounds. there is
enough work laid out and stiil undone
TO occupy a large force OF workmen
Tor seVrl years 10 come, Mr.. Rock.
efellef Is planning an elaborate alnia-
ture waterfall cascades and pools fee.
ins the entrance a his plooa which are
now not more than started
Mr. Rockefeller COW has nearly u1e
men Worklns fer him About half OF
shcse are 10 hts direct employ io2ht
irs after TIE estate and me other
half are engaged By tho contractors
who have the bulidinE operations "a
rnM6e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
BIC CROPS
IN SIGHT

Indications suggest one Of the larg.
est corn crops ever grown in the
state" said J b. Marchara personal
representative OF b r. Winchen, gen
aral manager OF the Rock Island sys-
en- Il have just passed through the
eastern part Of the state, and corn is
IN better shape than / have ever seen
IT, The acreage is large the grain
big and healthy ana nothing short OF
an hnpr bable frost would disastrous
~ iniure IT,
"Whni is true of corn may also be
said of oats, wheat and cotton. and
with these signs tie traffic and busi-
1eas conditions are increasing rapidly.
do not mean that the business is in
any enusual volume, but is is rapid
ly recovering from the recent strin-
gency and direful results OF the money
market
I am sure that the improvements
necessary TO make g od roadbeds
aud easy and safe transportation vii.
De made with acceptable vigor by the
counties ol The state and that much of
the ballastng and other betterments
now in course of construction IS suf-
ficient evidence OF the railroads iR-
tentiOus.'