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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Contracts were let as follows: Sewer
IN Williams street to 4. A. Connolly for
eOs4. sewer in Butterworth avenue 10
James O'Hara for asa 10. sewer in Earl
street 10 J. Valkens for ESQ. sewer in
South College avenue 10 kloofe A Her
schof for 500, sewer in Stocking street
To III. Shoenvald for si79. improvement
OF Griggs avenue 10 Peter Moreman for
ca4i3.4i, improvement OF Fremont
street To Hodemaus 4 Allborg for { .6Ssi
Estimates were submitted as follows:
Sewer IN Bartlett street. from 100 feet
east OF Finney street To South Waterloo
street. s6l0.l5; sewer in Goodrich street.
from Finney to Waterloo streets. sIi0.35;
sewer in Wealthy avenue. from Finney
street TO Waterloo street, sl.04l.64; grad
ing North Colt avenue. from Sweet
street 10 Dean street. $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Triple Plated Ware

Is new in this market and we have to have r.
You must not confound Triple Plated Ware with the
quality ordinarily sold as it is third better than any
thing in the plated line ever before produced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Triple Plated Spoons. Triple Plated Flat Ware of
of every kind What more suitable for Christmas
Gift than durable handsome Silverwarc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Concerning Alfalfa.
It's French name ia Lucerne.

It's French name in Lucerne.
In California il used to DO called
Chilean clover.
On low land, where the roots have
cess TO moisture continually, il
needs little or no irrigation.
II was known to Greeks and Ro-
mans $500 years ago, aud was used
rs n forage plant long before tho
Christian era.
IL is most tenacious OF all forage
plants, enduring re harsh treat
mcnt, o dry weather, heat and
cold after making n stand than my
others.
its growth 10 exceedingly rapid.
In ON soils aud under favorable
conditions, il often makes % growth
OF thirty 10 forty Two inches n month
and in some localities n cutting is
made every month during tho sum.
mcr.
According TO analysis and prncti.
cal experiments in feeding horses and
cattle the lirst cutting il considered
tho bost inasmurh Ia IL confirms more
fattening clements and is stronger
food. 70 milk COWS 'ho second and
third cultings aro tho beet Tx.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
How II Hurts.

Bush and Tabor, of Denver, assigned
a few days since with liabilities OF
sG4l,Oo0 and good assets OF nearly two
and one halt million. They were re-
garded as being among the eafest and
most progressive men in their city;
and tho question arises: How could
they fail when their debts were but O
trifing proportion of their wealth.
MIR. Bush answers that question and
deals a deserved stroke at Co!orado's
populist governor in these words:
III n few people had exercised a little
patience We would have pulled
through. 1 had made arrangements
in the east a few weeks ago to obtain
s3O,oUO and was expecting its arrival,
but meanwhile the inhammatory and
calamity dispatches from Denver an
to the condition Of b, sinsss here, and
that We would not be able 10 pay our
debts, had reached the cas-. und tho
parties who had pre- missed ne the
monev concluded not to advance Just
at Observation-Disclosures
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
tFRox TUESDAYS DAILr.l
sALMAGUNDI.
Bar silver is al today.

Bar silver is ell to-day.
President Cleveland has left Gray
Gablss.
Tho mercury crawled up to 1ol in
the shade to day.
NJ. Chaser, OF Poke, is taking in t
County Seat to day.
Uncle Dick Dorsey went nut with
a lot OF campers this morning.
Mrs. G. II. W. Crockett, Of Austin.
stopped over last night to visit her
sister, Mrs. f. s. burlington.
Mrs. Julius Reinhast, who has been
visiting relatives in EIko for tho past
two weeks, left for San Francisco on
No. 4 to-day.
The Nevada State Fair will be
held at Reno from Monday, Sep.
tember 18th, to Saturday, September
23d, boti; days inclusive.
Since Jay Gould's death the State
OK New York is nble to collect more
taxes Than when no was alive. He
cantsTear to the schedule now.-Ap.
peal.
Senator Teller says: The silver
men are mol. demoralizcd, and we will
DO ready 10 meet Mr.. Cleveland and
his friends in tho battle in n special
session."
The Gazette says thcre was n great
deal Of iniiammable talk ut the silver
meeting in Reno Saturday night. The
true friends OF silver should send the
foo!-killer around.
j. X. Henry drove four carloads OF
horses in from Mound Valley yester-
day which he will ship to New York
this evening. Nm. Moody will ship
two carloads at the same time.
a double fac. liza'd has tecn
fond near he Ddlles, Or The beads
are said to be AT the opposite end of
OF b body AMI the feet SO arranged
that the reptile could propsl itself in
either direction.
n. a. Weston, who was elected prime
'pal OF tho EIko school, has notified
the trustees that Elko is too far West
FOR him and declines the position.
He should have looked up his geog-
rafhy before he applied for the
school.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
WHAT'S In n Namcl

We have an cye TO tho eternal fit
ness OF things in the West although
we do adopt nnenrthly names for our
towrs, mines and newspapers. For
instance, Arizona hHs n town named
Tombstone and TINT town has n news
paper called the Epitnph, which is
edited by n man named Collin, is pub
lished by a. Sexton and delivered by
Paul Bcaror. Strange as IL mny
seem no u~ndcrtnker'e advertisements
aro permitted in ito columns md no
deadheads aro carried on its sub.
soription books.-Metal Review.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
viii They Do III

1t was only three years ago that tho
South reached out her arms to the
new Vest, tas implcringly as Lord
Ullinm's daughter,) for aid against
the passage by G In2ress 4. the odious
Lodge for,e bill. Sho 20. TIA: aid;
that help; the bill was sent to the
grave OF tho Capulets; and the South,
over intending TO be chivalrous, wan
rescued by that aid trom the deepest
sectional humiliation.
Now the new Vest is asking the
chivalrous South to aid her in avert
ing financial ruin aud degrading
bankruptcy, by aligning with her in
defense OF silver. 1t is debt past
due. unpaid, and owing, which it will
not inlure the South to pay, and
which, il repudiated, will leave n stain
too indelible for the waters of the
Lethe to remove.
Will the South obey the calls of
duty. or listen to a President who ia
d~ishonoring his high Office to injura,
not the west alone, but all the labor
ing classes Of tho na,ionY We shnll
socn sec. -Tehachapi Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Not The First Time.

a two.hundrcd.pound old lady tho
other morning entered n West End
street car, and found it full. Hang
ing by II strap, sho cast black looks
nj nm InoiTcnsive, but ungallant male
beauty, who sat sucking tho head Of
his cane.
a sudden lurch OF tho cur flung
the lady upon him with great force.
81 sny, darn il, don't you know.
exclaimed the youth, you've crushed
my fo.t TO II jelly!
"It's tot the first timo Two nrade
calls foot jelly" was tho answer.
And all the other people grinnci,
and wcro glad because il Ind not
happened to them.-Our Dumb Ami
mails
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
All For Silver.

Tho Courtroom was we'll filed with
people last night who were bent on
giving voice u their sentiments on thu
silver question.
Following are the proceedings:
The meeting MAS called to order by
w. w. Booher who was elected permn-
ncnt Chairman.
Jno. Henderson wns appointed Sec.
Rotary.
On Motion OF w. 4. Massey n CON-
mIttec oi live vas appointed 10 d7a.:
resolutions expressing the sentiments
OF the people OF Elko upon the silver
question. Tho Chair appointed the
folio wing: Judge Talbot. W. A. Mas
scy, Rev. f. S. Witter, :. NJ. Natter
and l.. Il. Morgan.
After tho appointment OF tho Com
mittee, MIR. ". b. Duvail, Su~perinten
dent OF the Island Mountain placer
mines, was called out and made an
earnest, enthusiastic silver talk that
received n hearty round Of applause.
MI. Duvall is n pleasant speaker and
the IHDrrENDENr hopes 10 have tho
pleasure Of listen NJ to him again.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Duvall's
speech, OH motion Of Rev. II. S. Wit
ter, tho committee was allowed until
Saturday evening ut eight O'Clock, 10
prepare the resolutions.
On motion tho Chairman Of the
meeting was added 10 the Committee
on resolutions.
The meeting then adjourned until
S o'clock Saturday evening, July 22nd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Costs Nothing.

ADO you soil those or give them to
pcoplc?" was tho inquiry Of n visitor
who camo into tho Mail onlro and
asked for II paper. The visitor was
Informed that II was against profus
siOnil ethics for u newspaper Office
cvur to sell II paper; that they didn't
cost anything nnd that nothing would
pleusc tho PROJECTORS Letter than to
give away enough papcrs TO keep our
lightning cylinder press running
twenty. i've hours q DAY. Tho sauc
fccliug cSisis among grocorymcn-.
uhOsc delight Is To stand behind
their countcr aud give out parcels OF
goods without Eco or hope Of reward.
Woodland Mail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Rcclaming Lands near Lorclock.

The L1vc!ock Now Era says there
is II project on foot whereby nearly
10000 acres OF rich, irrigable land
within the basin Of tho Big Meadows,
will 10 redeemed and made suitable
for cultivation. Tho benefits to 10
derived 10y tho redemption OF such Il
lnrgo area ol fertile soil can hardly 10
calculated, though the scheme is prr.
feCtiy feasible and tho wonAcr 10 il
has not bcsn attempted years ugo.
Tho opening Of this tract, with u Tam.
lily To every 100 aCrcs, would incrcnso
cur population between two and three
Thousand.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Reductions Asked In The Conduct Of
COmstOck Whining.

Tuesdays San Franciso Post con-
tains tho following: One OF the most
important steps which has ever been
tnken in connection with mining on
the Comstock is now contemplated ia
the proposition to reduce the general
expenses OF the management.
Nearly all tho officers OF the differ
ent companies in this city, have oigned
an agreement to scala their salaries
% per cent. The balance OF the Of
ticers will sign today. The docu-
ment will DO transmitted forthwith
to Virginia City for presentation to
tho railrond, wood and water com.
panies and the Miners Union.
All OF these organizations will be
asked to mako r similar reduction in
expenses and wages. At The foot Of
the agreement is IL memorandum to
tho effect that il tho concession 10
not granted the companies will be
closed down immedi Itoly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23

SEQ tho notice OF stray sheep in an.
other coluL.n.
Miss Ethel Smith will leave 10.
night for San Francisco TO attend
school.
Nj. ii. Defoung Is said to have tho
Inside track for the California Senat.
urshIp.
Tho Central Pacific has declared
rs regular semi annual dividend OF
n per cent.
The army bill passed the second
rending in the Kerchstag yesterday,
and will pass for third reading to-day.
a cyclone struck Saltwater. Min.
noSota yesterday, killing ten persons
and destroying a great deal OF prop.
eriv.
New York printer has bcen sen.
tened TO a year in State Prison and
fled $1,000 for publishing green
goods circulars.
Tho people OF Virginia City, Reno,
"innemucca and Carson will hold
oliver meetings tonight. What are
the people OF EIko going to do?
j. III. lioogh, deputy internal reyc-
nue. collector, informs tho Reno Jour.
nal that Captain a. y. Rock, an oil
and highl! respected citizen OF EGrc.
IA, IL not expected 10 live.
as n result OF the last examination
certificates have bocn issued as fol.
lows. Mss Mabel GoIfroy, first
grade, md Miss May Ennor, Mes
Annie Toyn aud Willie Rigsby, second
grade.
Impartial writer's say that the gold
contained in tho medaIs, vessels,
Chains and other objects preserved in
the Vatican would make more gold
coin than the whole Of the present.
European circulation.
Tho story Of tho bank troubles in
Virginia City haYo lost nothing 10y
coming down here. They have tho
d~sIalcation now 10000 and IL is still
growing. Gossip has two men in jail
instead OF ono and the end is not yet.
-"GGzettc.
Over 800 federal licenses for the
sale OF liquors have been issued by
tho United States internal rcvouue
collector in Nevada and il 10 thought
tho whole number will exceed 400 as
there arc several remote districts TO
hear from.
Tho nurse 700 n painful express
sion m shc entered tho room where
the husband paced n~orvously to and
fro. Tell mo tho worst, nurse, no
exclaimed, "don't keep mo in sus-
pcnsc." 81 will ST." replied tho
nurse, "it's twins" journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
A Serious ARRAY.

A serious cutting nGrtny took place
at the lIutson ranch in Smith Valley
last night. rwo ranch hunhs named
DrHco aud Murphy became engaged
in ror. Murphy was getting tho
best OF IL when Drace pulled u knife
and plungins H. into Murphy's right
side inflicted n fearful wound. 10
then seized n pitchfork and run one
prong through tho wounded mans
right breast. Murphy IL not expected
10 live throughout tho duy.-Mason
Ynlloy TIdinGs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Senator Jones on the Situation.

4 New York dispatch Of tho 18th
says:
Senator Jones is III New York ar
ranging for the Silver Convention ut
Chicago on August l.. The Senator
told reporter that whatever dispo-
6Ition the House max Is OF the Sher-
man net, n repeal cannot pass the
Senate unless n substitute is offered
satisfactory to the champions OF free
coinage. 81 can il / WISH" continued
tho Senator, "tie up tho Senate from
now until tho terms of Its members
expire. Oi'coursc there is likely to
DO n prolonged debate. Stewart,
Teller, Walcott and the rest OF us who
demand FREQ coinage, or something
akin 10 it, have II great deal to say.
IL re get tired talking IA notion TO
adjourn, TO go into executive sessions;
indeed, any motion will continue the
delay"
But what If tho closure rule is at
tcmptcd?"
"Ihcro is no moro chance Of tho
closure than there n during the
Federal Election bill fight ia the 5lst
Congress. The gold men must rome
20 us. Wo shall not surrender to
them bY any means. Our Chicago
convention bids fair to prove very
popular and IL large one. We shall
exhibit strength OF whict our oppo.
neGts do not dream"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Indeed lie Will,

LEST week 40 received notice from
n postmaster not moro than n thous.
md miles from hero, that one Of our
''suUscribcrs" refused 10 tnlto his pa.
per out Of tho onico for tho reason
that tho don't want tho paper any
moro" IL took tho old sinner a long
timo 10 got tired OF IL, for since 1889
wc | nvo received nothing from him
but promises. Won't 81. potor have
pleasure in slamming tho gntos OF
Heaven In that fellows faccY-Altu.
rls Now Era,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
lFRoA MosDAY's DAHL
sALMAGuNDl.

Pretty warm to day.
Bar silver is 72a4 to-day.
L. A. Nelson, or Snowvillc, Utah,
Is IN town to-day.
s. G. Weston is down from Lone
Mountain to-day.
W. W. Weaters, n prominent ranch.
or ot Starr Valley, is in town to-day.
Tom Harris family moved to the
residence lately occupied. by w. IT.
Hit to, day.
dr. e. S. Mcclellan, Of Santa Rosa
California, arrived last night from a
trip to tho Worlds Fair and stoned
ove to visit the family OF his son,
Z. c. Mcclellan.
Asuit in tho English chanc cry
court begun l52 years ago was con-
ciCded the other day. The govern
ment duties and legal fees covered
tho entire sum fought for
AS the meeting in Reno Saturday
night. j. p. Foulks. 4. Griffin, J. A.
ferinSton and VIM. Shirley were
elected delegates to the national bi.
metallic convention ut Chicago.
Silver meetings arc tho order OF
tho day all over the mining States
Let the people OF EIko turn out We'd
nesday night and Join in the dem and
for the free coinage Of silver at the
present ratio.
There is a pear tree Mt tho resi-
dence OF Paul Thompson which is
wcil covered with blossoms and vet
is we'll loaded with pears as large as
ones thumb. Can some one explain
this Observation-Disclosures.
Indian Agent Plumb came down
from tho DUSK Valley Reservation
Saturday and left for homo to day.
He Informed the Independent yester-
day that the Grasshorpcrs were de.
stroying all the inca lows on North
I'nr,y
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Hard Times In Colorado.
a Denver dispatch suys:

a Denver dispatch snys:
The closing down Of tho silver mines
md smelters and reduction Of forces
in tho coal mines, on tho railways md
in tho factories has put the laborlng
classes in ii ~deplorable condition. IL
ia estimated TINT there nre 10000 idle
g in Denver and 10000 in the out.
side TO Tns, half OF whom are coming
hero to become n public charge. To
avoid this the commercial bodies will
ask the railroads to mako a fivo.dol-
lar rate TO the Missouri river for this
clnss, in tho expectation TINT they
will be able to got work on farms. 1t
is estimated that Colorado, Utah,
Montana and New Mexico have couu-
fernandez orders for goods ia Now
York to tho amount OF ovor twelve
million dollars.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Talking Through the Hat.

The s. +. Bulletin says:
The Colorado banks seem TO be
rcnping tho consequences Of tho fool.
ish talk recently undo by Governor
Waite and others In connection with
silver matters. IL has scared Eastern
banka into refusing help 10 those OF
Colorado, and tho latter arc Temporal.
tily forccl TO suspend through no
fault OF thor own. IL would DO for
tho solid interests of Colorado To muz.
zle come OF these men who talk SO
much with their mlOntks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
a Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles nro known 10y moist
urc like persplration. causing intense
itching when warm. This form ma
we'll ~ blind. bleeding or producing,
yield at once To- DR. B"snuko's Pile
Rene ~. Witch arta directly IN PARTS
affected, nbsrrbs tumors. ailays Itch.
~ aud cT,rlfn permanent cure. 20
eta. Druggists or mtil. Circu'nrs
free. DR.. Buamitu, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by +. l.. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Onions for Coughs md Colds.

There Is no remedy that nets moro
promptly on the Throat, Lungs and
Cheat than Onion Syrup IL lUoscns
tho phlcgm enabling you 10 throw IL
oil. H. relieves that tIghtnoss and
oppressive feeling IN Chest aud all
soreness ~ tho Lungs. IA Il tonic
md restorative IL has 70 cquni. I)f.
Gums O"ion Syrup Is mcdiCn,cd IN
u u 40 as to ho moro clrcctunl
than tho plain Rytup and not hnvo
any taste or Odor OF tho onions. max
Ing u very pleasant 10 tuitc. Sold a.
90 ote. by 4. +. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Arkansas All Right.

A dispatch from Little Rock, Ar
kansas, dated July 18th says:
Notwithstanding tho fact, that all
tho lending commercial organizations
OF Arkansas bavo declared III favor OF
the unconditional repeal Of the SiIer
man silver law, tho delegation in
Congress- will, with ono exception,
vote against tho repeal. Tho ono
exception is Congressman w. Il. Tor
ry Of this city hnd no refuses u com
init himself on tho qucetiOn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Stray Sheep.

I havo Mt my place at tho Adobe
Station on the Tuscarora Road about
n hundred and ffty sheep branded
"O' On the back. Tho owner il re-.
ques,cd to call, provo property, pay
tho charges and take tho sheep away.
Il. Dora.
Elko, July Is, 1893. u.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23

a fine dieplay Of silver wnrc,iancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
otc., nj tho EFT. NJ. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are tie
finest In their line over brought te
ElkO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sen, to any ad-
eEcns tpostagc paid. At The following rAiep,
pay able in advances:
one yeer.: 90
Eor any period under six months, Fifty
:sGts per month.
Entered ct the Elto. Nevada. Postofice fer
FIrtaIission through the mails a. secoEG
lass mail matter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
Spring ana Summer Samples.

We havc just received about 500
Of mems suitings for CUSTOM
nndo clothing for Spring md Sum
ner. Suits mnde TO order from 800
p. Give US n call.
II NJ. REiHnARr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
After Break fast

To purify, v~itul'zs and enrich the
blood, md give nerve, bodily and di.
gcctivc strength. take Hoods Sarsn.
parilld. Continue tho medicine after
every meal for n month or two.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
NJ. REMNANT.

Protect your weak eyes from the
ujurious effect OF sun aud snow glass
y getting a pnir OF dark glassog at
Mullcr'R.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23

Bapjo, violin and guitar strings, q
Huoassortment, at Muller'a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
RATES.

pns copy, emo 8 oe
Gao copy ak mouths. 8 "
Yer any period Under six months. ono dollar
ruUGth. Payable in advance.
frsIsd by carrier ia EIko at IS q nts . week
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-23
ADVERTISING RATES.

|m be made al low As is consistent with
ssund Ouainess principals. Apply at tho of
GO Iet terGs.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
Cheap Worlds Fair Rates.
,scis, to The \ ews.


New YORK, July 1.-THE opin
,ns expressed by the participants
p the meeting Of the executive
Committee Of the trurk lines, which
has called to order lhi. morning,
live ground for the helie that at
last eastern ra.,s TO the World s
Fair will be materially reduced.
The plan which meets with most
avor is the running of special ex,
|ursion trains at round trip New
York Chicago rate Of SIS. IL is
|tated that msjori,y of the mem
bers of the committee have already
lnnounced their adhesion to this
plan, and have agreed upon the
18th, Thursday, for the inaue ura-
lion of the excursions Many peo.
pie throughout the east and New
England have been postponing their
kisits to the exposition until the
PxCurslon rates were announce d, and
Y IL anticipated that there will be &
great rusn westward within the mex,
lew DAYS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
knights of Labor.
gc,.isl to The News

eVoisl to the News.
Ny BREwToN, Ala, July 1.-THE
nte assembly of the Knights of
hlibor of this state, in conjunction
'lt;h the Juniper Hall local Assem-
oV, went into secret sefsion here at
O'Clock this moraing for the pur-
:, SO Of considering plans locking
ward a reorganization of the
/ nights in this state and to con.
Ter the cause of organized labor
roughout the south generally.
early every local assembly in the
ate is represented and tire dele
ates propose to spare no pains to
lat new life into tie order 10 make
|p for the Losses of recent years
hich have resulted from the loss of
restige incident to the defeats
Phich organized labor has encoun-
,red in the coal and iron regions of
'ennessee and Alabama. The
|uestion of convict labor in the
ormer state will occupy a consider
bile portion of the delegates at.
anton.