T
perch
".1." '
but tbs lruit Business Make:
no Nseousry.
losers who aria of the genera-
.L (it ommodore Vanderbilt and ot
soot. William H Vanderbilt,
eonLilliuoroly. although pos-
eondentislly docs oilier-
alias and unfair discrimina-
lccd by foilwny managers
i, or 1875,1niiy be traced to
hip‘snd operation at private
and especiallly refrigerating
‘ “”3. .
there itconfirmstlon almost
the report published last
. “it“ Hui-lawn iii-cup or rail-
Insured into oonmot for tho
4 not 6 000 refrigerator cars.
designed chiefly for the
4 tidii of BOaliiornla will, one
possibly boot carcasses the
means that. Mr. Harrlinan
do right away nearly
at bcL may have with-
moi-scar cm capable oi
. mm: at, them
Um slid Bouillon
_ or 5'i-ui'i Iii-“inks.
ms, unfit be but s basins
- Lo! the incrssu
i-
asin
“if
corner, is wci evidenced
‘ for less than 8 for 25c.
manager in this city. if 0
HERE are more than M thousand National Ci
'r'iiiscigar
L'Coll 1.ch Din i
Adud t
Sits-ling Castle:
u ‘dafl‘: Choluquiucy
clilursvsas
It isn't a ”calm! (:er union (In fictional? Ens as Was
that buy as one.
.0 Clear Havana Cigar at 5c.
is of a quality that has never before
The saving of lie. on each
twoor three intenaediatewprofits which the National Stands,b
But damage cigar;
”“ti'isi‘imn‘aIWurr-m 7 muse
sat Stands
tobacco business
_ rihilli 5mm”
been bought-
own cTifisrs, hsve elimisstpd ,L plus much saving in r n; and selling use ‘ "
:5 swing is shown with {oil effect i 315' ' ' ‘7"?
Stands theorem: 1 sq hid the cigars sold National.
Black and White: .Wflumlamw '50 ' '
6163' 237::
“underline-sumac” 6c»
3 for 25c. and up
mini-so Notional Cigar. floods in So. Warmth o: the..£941lul"'8i Midi-33363 out! only at ”(Ii‘m t
stands all: ”National cigars Us obflsilsod.
C1411“ F 6RD PHARMACY.
So. Main and Elizabeth 5th.
ning and operating the refrigerator
cars suitable {or the transportation of
early fruit and vegetables from its
subtroples of the south to the murkcli
o! the north.
So, too, the report today prevaiix
that the Atchison system hopes speed
fly to secure a considerable number
of refrigerator carsc.and no man who
is well informed upon railway inunsue-
ment plane has any doubt that in the
near future the Pennsylvania and the
ew York Central. and after those the
or trunk iines. will. as rapidly as
their funds permit, build or buy rsirir
orator cars with Intent to operate
them.
As soon as all the trunk lines are in
Possession of a suiilciunt. number of
refrigerator cars, they may easily defy
the Boot Trust. The Armours and
the Swifts and the otlum must trans-
port their meat to the market by some
railroad. .
in the old days, when robotics was
the common practice. they were able
through the ownership of their Lra-
friaarseor cars. to snout rebut»! in
one form or another, and it one road
would not grant it than the refrigera-
tor cars would de'livsr over to some
otggr and more easily yielding roll
But the day when all oi the true
penitence Hula may such insidious
attacks as the throat oi. “his: away
or mains: for any one muons such
“m omnibus n! We twat“: to
his slit 7 to
will“ follow his «doubts sn'dopma
Mi“ ’ 5" ”My
“trim;
M will be tho Lissbsoiu regularity ot-L pri-
. -. llor under the mount arrange» ,
first. «is tonsils its mt tilt
lines possess refrigerator cars in India: .
lot closer, it will be llnpoullilo tori tho .-
transportation in the consolidations -
Lnsny things andwbo in so abort/s;
time. built up the now colossal Ame-L
icon railway system. is that which rules
oils of the indifference to the first
iiillding and commuting of private
are and especially refrigeratiflz‘obrs
With their present experience, rally
.vay managers will snubs so short.
sighted. But it is a fact that.the con-
trol of the Pennsylvania looked . on
with indifference its there were undu-
nlly developed from the first refrigera-
tor cars, built. to carry trust the dorm
to market. chiefly poultry and dairy
products. to the wholly monopolistic
control and ownsshrip of these assess.
cries in the economic transportation
of best product from the packing lion-on
sea to the markets
if the railway managers of :1 lens-
rstioi‘i ago had built their own Nitric;
crater cars. their rdilrosds would have
been many million dollars in pocket
and they would have found tbsniiisivasr
able to resist demands for rebate or
grstulii L M
Probes
ode .
w bargain was «or
~ « the owners oi
' a‘irlnsi'stsd upon one
that unless dis
railway trunk
most carcasses
hinrator cm
r-irunii lines
t
ion established 1m: enterprise owned and conducted by a local mutubcu'i
with all their buying power concentrated into on
whole.~—two thousand Stores
pendentl y.
This is the greatest retail cigar outlet on earth.
was ever known in the history of the
(aspiration of buying can sciornpiish b its huge
and its stmightliniggfdlg
ctrsmeodoiiscoo rati' "
yet sell individually ain't"!e indvi:
and consequently the greatest
rations, its
(:6? fig con.
,3" mid
by the smelter;
cigar is merely the savin of
y producing: cl: g .L‘. "
....‘e.
cars. Thst. too. in addition to the
Foolish minors. the railroads not. our
gill-ed to charge the‘ moat owners-—
at is. the purchasers of the cares»-
es-—tb 0 cost oi: icing. 0n coverage
rsirii'ioraior csrs his load tw as in Chi»
cgsonud New York. The chum.“
8 a car for each icing. or 310 for the
entire t.rip W on the railroad
pony pineal: .the’ l for" “(first
to stud ill th meat or; there was
so included the bill my» ior icinfl.
Land flint was returned to the Million»-
ronr comp s ll-Y- Au sspsrlmsnt. test
s owed that there was ii clear profit
this charm of $10 for car icing.
Inihilih oi illicit represented n in disi-
whoa was anywhere from at. 00,000
tibia elitist 0! this determini-
”on or ”firsthand: as}: and ope-
3?” rain rotor cat's pen the re :-
odrmompsn romdiss to be
tt'llhilfl. limo mm as diam it
uh! compel
sun can The: are vary
it owi'ever and before there
comes a 'final 6 termination at what is
to he done in t a private car lines. it
is Lnsviishls that some friction will oc-
on
in It a the opinion of comth
railway mu in this city that if the
r iwsy rate of law which went into
cl
m
in“
use of
Ids
dtitip
wss Winn “Mint” for" t
L in companies. who were the
acre of town
~ ate their 05m
- molt
use
is
, profits snhancad by the ionisation at
La corporation as outlined, and the ad
‘ but that he declined toils so.
‘ Grant says that relying on the promise ‘
* for ”.7712“.
”in. ct haullns cars tor one thousand SM-
n lmstcly liquidation mm
s not on August 28 had caused no cilia m.
- srLr'siorin. its influence in icsdins rail.
L L unto m
‘ fliiflwillw. on
5M ill
ROY ime" Nid‘igrs ~
in this It to. has hr
so» rt too. oi
tor .Ito rooster danish”
in '.tile natal coal“ iii 7
Ramon! under the use
the Robert mime
root can that iii (and?!
any. has been esssssd worst ‘
business as a talisman and, that the
calendsnt. noun: Prices“ neurons '-
ot obtaining the services of Mr. Rarity
.Hosl all sacs that a tow dsyobeoru ,
April 1. ins. Robert Price Laud his so!»
in- law 'csllod on him and Advised blm'
that they bad smell upon a business
connection and that they probes” to:
organise a. corporation with a capital
stock of 815.000,, unethtrd at which,
A. occurrences ‘
’FLLI $r‘1rlilesL“ ‘
6“;me
sddresséa were: '
BRIDGIWATBB film-GENT!»
NiAi...
tild“ii°‘°l“”m°""i“‘°h'i“t .... .L .
r. L r. on W'- ' sarcoma sepi 4in: ier‘. or shim smile us Add suit:
000'” 'P NW W “mi-”l" they town yesterday obsocvo‘d its ”ssmiw Th'e history waiver: by 'Mlsa Wei
told him they “9"” dam?“ °" QBW" centenisl it being not oil. train the Keeler. oi .thlsu tows. Farmers tar s
L "‘3 “‘9 “m‘ml’ “W“ ‘3" " “.9” town of new Minimums the occasion long war WWW into town and
5:“ Robert Price represented “Bill” was made a (dis one. Dinner ws ser— the occasion no one of family to
t "5 the partnership 0"" m“ 5°" ved on the village sr‘wufiuitsr Llcl'i‘ mnnib'mfi ‘ . .
and son bed can doing a largo and
successful bus nose and that the bust-L
pose could be further. increased and the;
oi! further capital. He says that,
Mr. Price or him to supply .6. 000‘
for the command interest of ur. Ray.
com: says that Robert Price
soars Nari-volt"
subsequently sought him and sslw lied L
him to advance :2, 500 on account of .
Mr. Ray, but that no refund to sd- s
when Lsny sum whatever. Then Mr Gina” DPO'H m” ”L.
Price told him, his Grant alleges. that‘ 300‘ -.
it he would malts his note for 32. 500. L - .L x < L E.
paysblteoto the side? of say, an?“ would shod {or c; slopes and coils” Journal." '
agree renew e scissor or of . \ w ~ -
same from time to time. l'i'e. Price.i ‘. , , “I m MIMI.
would discount the note and procure
the necessary capital (or the organisa-
tion of the corporation. and In consid-
eration oi the making of the note Mr.
Grant says. Robert Price agreed to
pay the nuts and to save Grant from
any loss on account of the note Mr.
Robert Price made to him he executed
his note to:- $3.500 payable tour months
after date at the State bank. Mr.
Ray endorsed the riots Mr. Latent says.
and be alleges that Mr'. Price discount-
ed it When the note become due
Mr. Price desired it renewed. Mr.
Grant says. and afterwards the note
was divided and the same was renewed
from time to tints until April 1, 1905.
when a new note for part oi the
amount. namely 82. 074. 32. was given.
payable to the outer of Frank E. Bay.
six months at date. and on August
1. 1905, in until r the balsam of said
isum, namely ":500. was given. payable
to the order 3 My. four months after
date at Connecticut Trust and
sure Benoit company. Each or the
last named notes were endorsed by
Ray and discounted by Mr. Price, Mr.
Grant alleges. Mr. Grant says that
all of the Lolita: were without consid-L’
‘crstlon and wereigivcn to Mr. 0dPrice
upon his rehuest as accommod
notes and on his promise that he would
pay them on maturity. Mr. Price. he
says. failed to pay the notes at ina-
turity and Mr Grant says that suit.
33.5.. $33353?“.9?‘§:L$‘?hob§ofihe: ass ri-is our son HEALTH, con roar. sun cLsAuunss‘s. run
judgments worn entered against him 'p H; on! at
'ciihich amount he was LINE la FULL AND COMMIT: AND FORM ONE '0 '1' M
cbmpeiled '0 ['07 and did pay on June TRAGTIVE DiQPLAYI lN OUR STORE, WHILE WI HAVI THI “6*
18 1906. liens that llr. Price liasi'
not repaid him "staid he asks for dear L iNEXPENBlVl ssos MADE THAT CAN BE 'GALLILD GOOD. AND Em
vi «n
B Hershfield & SOn
all! mmm
Concrete,
. i
' figfifgfinfl' “ “m" m M" THATL on up is rite Hussi- secs man's. L L . , , .5"
won-tinting causes sandman. Imi- WHlTl camel. ssos ... .. ...... .. ...... 32.75 70 who
es, W98, can no .
:lon. Draw 0 ysics' mine. sickon IRA“ BEDS , ....... . who TO mm
' weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Dean's Regulate sci. gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drul‘ .
Nina's THE
iv 57
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND TH‘ 3257 OF EV'IfiYTHiNG LT'O '30“-
Lisa; if? 5'58}me musics mos. '"
5., '"'§’ of...“ “.‘
nun-—
Tails smote: lN JAIL. < . _ f"
WiLlallidAN’l’lC Sept. 7.—-Clsronce
Bickaeli‘, who was takgn intowcou‘stody L _ . ,
as um um porno attain _ .L
kill himself in his as at police head- . '.
marten yesterday. L r
expect him to die. He used. his sun-
{is odor-«sinusoid «martini -
maul! dyer thud cor has. Sonic thirst
sso Bicli'holl n-ied'm to lull himself bin
taking laudsnum. 01' less so had been
erratic iii his actions. He Is to years
1;: shoe and com trons an excellent
in y
lain
w. “mun sinus. iii m.
L A "seams-ion cw
, ~ out s3 sin." L
OATARRH CANNOT I aOUlID L t
with most. mi. lCiA’rLi us. as they "at!" “mu 55"]? ‘3'." W" n 2“”
cannot reach ills m of tho discs-M
Oatsmi is a blood or constitutional
disease. suit. in order to ours m
must take iimmd remedies. l'
eaten-Ii Ours is calico internally. slid
acts directly on the blood and mucous
Hall is Clilrl'h Ours is not
s quack medicine. it was prescribed
by one or the best physicians in this
country for and in. pro-
soriptlon. tin composed about
blood purifiers. «:an directly.“ soothe
mucous Ill rinses. West 001:.
if you boys Ls or uisd‘s our so
Ilusinlilscs downs in,” soil goo us. Our
"M Nimrod-o. 7
nineties of the two in tents. It'll
pmduoes such wonder trash: in our.
in Ostsrrh. Bond tor testimonials
1' J. 03383? A 00.. TPfDIl:-.o
' 'h-la the police
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