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The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13

TO SARAH NJ STRIKER, WIDOW;
Jo.bn Striker, Jennie Striker ms
wife: Char.es E. Striker Mrs. CgaI4es
r. Striker, Jemna 5. StIlNer, 'ati,SS avS
Striker, Isabel Strlkef' It's "AAs. ea'e
Yosa ~ 'su are hereby notified that at a public
sale made by the CITY co.leelerzot 5sr-
sey City. on the 18th day ef Septeinaser,
civ purchased for the sum OF one hun
tlred and thirty-six dollars ana ninety
three cents ALL the land and real estate
situate In Jersey city. m t9e SeuAss s,se,, %
ing on Terhune aNenhe, wnien as ta!a
.sosrn and designated as lots lQ6 10 IL, IN
book number l.2f3, as shown upon l. p.
POWERS Ofticial Assessment Map of JeT-
.s,v fsifv 81 T. 1884 said sale being made
.nl;rsuant 80 the provisions of an act OF
fhe I,egis.ature OF New Jersey, passed
Marcel Goth, 1856. eatftfed:-
..An Act eoncernins the settlement and 5ol-
sessments and water rates o. wster rents
III cities OF this state. and imposing and
and Instead OF such arrearases. and TO va-
farce the payment thereof, and 70 provide
for the sale OF idnas subjected 70 tntuss'
taxation and assessment
Ana the several supplements thereto
Ana xuu are rurtner notified that you sppear
10 Rave an estate Or interest u said land and
real estate and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed, as preyidsd ~ said
acts. wfthin one gear from the date 81 sa.e
.4nd before the expiration Of six months
from and after the service hereof, deed
fos. tjle same Will be given conveying 30
The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey City
tbe fse simple e sai Iana aId fs9 ssssss g E
Rsssa Jersey ty N s. IN MaS Il ss9s ;
NJ II FAeAN
9[ a
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
GRACE PARISH FESTIVAL
Women's Guild Gives a Cream
and Strawberry Enter
tertainment.

cream and strawberry festival was
held last evening In Grace parish hail,
Second and Erie streets, last night. under
the auspices Of the women's Guild of
Grace parish The affair was most en-
joyable and successful one The parish
haIi was comfortably crowded with
Charming women and some distinguished
men. Four tables, tastefully decorated
with flowers, were presided over as fol-
lows
No. Mrs. G. Bennitt and Mrs
springsted.
No. 2-Mrs, S. x. stone and Mrs Nc
Lain.
No s--Mrs John Crawford, Mrs. E. w.
Hodsdon and Mrs T. vaileau.
No. 4-aIrs. Charles Boitwood and Mrs,
James G. Haskins.
Before refreshments were served. the
audience enjoyed a delightful comedietta,
entitled Morning Calls. Miss Helen
Valleau impersonated a fascinating young
widow and Mr.. George LIE Blanc played
the part of an English barenet The
widow had declared she would never
again marry but the persuasive eloquence
and general charm of the baronet led her
fi-a.ly to change her mind.
Refreshments We're daintily served by
Miss May ya1ieau, Miss Adelaide Bel
lows. Miss Ethel Hodsdon, Miss Mary
era wford, Miss Amy Bellows, Miss Helen
Bellows, and Miss Bessie Remington
The committee that arranged the affair
consisted of Mrs. Charles Boltwood. Mrs
George Bennitt, Mrs. S. K. Stone, Mrs.
James G. Haskins. and Mrs. e. w Hods-
don.
Prominent in the gathering were the Rev
Dr. George Bennitt the Rev DR. DAME
Warren, of st. Mary's parish; S. d
Mackey, Mrs Stevens, DR. Cummings
Mrs. Theodore valleau, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Fink, Mr.. and the Misses Nc
Gown.
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FOR BEETLES PLACE.
C. Asa Francis May Be State
Banking and Insurance
Commissioner.

special 10 s.The Jersey City News. >
TRENTON, June 49, 1902 The serious
Illness and advanced age OF State Bank
ing and Insurance Commissioner William
BEETLE has made 1t apparent to politicians
that it cannot be long at the utmost be-
fore there Will be a vacancy AZ the head
Of the department which will be filled by
the Governor
C. Asa Francis. of Monmouth. the Press-
dent Of the last Senate, is said to aspire
to succeed Mr.. Bettle and the belief that
sucn is the case is strengt thened by the
fact that so far as politics are concerned,
Mr.. Francis has been lying low ever since
the adjournment of the Legislature.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING A
majority of the Board OF Directors Sf
the Consumers Distillery Company. do
hereby certify that at meeting OF the
said board called for that purpose and
held on the 90 day of May A. D. 1902. said
board, by majority OF the whole board.
did adopt the following resoiution,--
That in the judgment Of this board il IL
Consumers Distillery Company that tbs
to that ord it is ordered that meeting
OF the stockholders to be held on the 17th
dav Of June. A. D. 1902 at the 0fiice OF
the company III the city of Jersey City.
10 take action upon this resolution: and
further. tfatkhe secretary forthwith give
r.S<1ee 3 "a sa tH< meeting and OF the adep-
t<<lX OF mis- Resolution. within ten days
from thfS date. by publishing the said
resolution with 4 notice of its adoption.
in The Jersey City News, a newspaper
published In the city Of Jersey City. for
at least four weeks once a week suc-
eessiveiy and by mailing a written or
printed copy Of the same 70 each and
every stock holder OF this company in the
Tinted States
In witness whereof we have
herxun3o set our hands and Af@
{Seail fixed he corporate seal 81 sale
company. this 81 day Of May
Attested:-- mo BOWER.
SIDNEY OSBORNE.
GALIAGHEH.
bireeto<a
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13


| est influences governing character for
the reason We have our social settlements
| for those who have not good home M
| f1uence. Woman plays her most import
ant part in the influence OF character
and through woman today education has
advanced. She is better able not only to
take care of herself, but 10 better in-
formed on all subjects and 50 better able
to influence her home. AZ a nation Is
made up OF individuals 50 IS the national
character made up of individual charac-
ters and on this depends its success
Miss Helen N. Britten, third honor.
gave some good points on s0pportuni-
ties. /" In her delivery she was easy and
her composition was splendid
Opportunity. said she. can best be
explained as opposite the port and every
sailor knows that once opposite the port
1t is. easy to sail in. Once past IT is often
impossible to reach. There is no one
whom Fortune does not favor at least
once, but If he is not ready to receive
her she flies out at the window Almost
all great inventions have sprung from
everyday things Make your opportunities
rather than wait for them. The true way
to overcome opportunity is to be greater
than the opportunity ourselves. Let Us
be not altogether children OF opportunity,
but the architects of our own lives
Golf and Health was the subject OF
an exee.leat oration by Mr.. william S.
uo1nt,re II He bald tbat outdoor eyer
49,. y, ,,ora,al o,d so,f /, oa,4ic,,lar was
conducive 70 bealth and without health
ono Was, HE FIR work
.co,f,, said he .sfnrnishes not onlv
nhvsical but mental exercises. IN fact
its menta, exercise i one of its greatest
onarr,s-a mics ~ ~ ineb il 3,sf 80 dis
- o,,ss - q nile ana Il bas
- .ba aa,,eeo,;v,ns s,fart of horse
.i,, - hoa+ rac,ng r Il not j game
for +,,a sn,.,tatov 1,,,f for the rlaver
..,s s,,,s,.,aar car,,.,t ar, prol,la,n,,
aaa,t ,r;tb IN an esaav hv Miss Ella
rya,,.o ~ haIa ~. tba erovvine atm
.,, ,,,,,, a,,a ~ CON-
.s..,.,rs .,a,,,as x,era a,iv,ne.
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: f''i - a,,,a hava tha
/ / 49, ar
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oiu .'o'less ~, -. .qs
y -. s...a,.,,as cha
prousli. up ~ $50,
y lausii' ei's' : = ,,s,&
anu 'iii7 mass 80 -;
WIN liel iA's 'Asss' ,,ossa ana
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&c saw a. o'A
11Apahsioi' 49,
II mas peeii said' ne pess't's -
sun never sets on England possesslohs-
i So in America, the sun has scarcely set
4, +ba philinnines before II rises on our
49, ..,a X
southern possessiohs Ail's popui'i
! ture, the Monroe Doctrine may nave ITS
old meaning to other nations. but to US
q ,ou, seams RI take everything of adj
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
wANroN INSULTS TO GENERAL MILES.

uhe Centennial celebration, Wednesday the founding the Military
Post at West Point official
the Roosevelt
Of insult slight
that political
y Root each introduced speeches which enabled
omit mention Of General Miles, with Enthusiastically injurious
The situation
military gathering and the spectators critical
bursts
sghtest
eompinen.
The demonstration have cold President his
Aerents ueyhav
secuton Of General Miles popular
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
THE .JouRNAL.s" WAY OF BOOMING.


tractdv
plan would be to abuse the "Had"
Yesterdays
here
Give Of
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
ouAYs LATEST VICTORY.

more; let
all the rule of Mat
Convention Quay
nossp the State.
Republicans nominated their candidate for
his
all He nominated his
good
citizenship in the
blind fanatsm which
which oundrey bosses
i've
Republican halfheated dry
however wicked that
candidates suplaty
would polls with all their
NIGH
Why should hne habits
to
like
ddogs.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
BAD PLACE FOR THE SLEEPY.

lost when he arrived in Jersey City
Brooklynis The Mr. Burt Tour
gee AXE day off, he ough Philadelphia
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
PERSONAL

MRs- r ]. HENDERSON tcoLoRED9.
noted business and test medium, rom -, eslal-
cafrn is located at IS Lexington avenue, Jersey
civ. where she can be consulted from . A. n
ia 2 p NJ daily Sundays excepted. Sit
tfnps 81 90
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
WANTED.


WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-ABLE BODIED.
unmarried men between ages Of p and =,
citizens OF United States. Of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak. READ
and write English For information apply 10
Recruiting Officer. AZ Montgomery st. n. j..
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
70 let

: : -,l1s,T4c
TO I,FsT-NINE LARGE LIGHT ROOMS,
bath. pantry steam heat, all modern
jmorovenentse two family house. oeaptl-
ful,r situated, near Boulevard. 20 Shioh
street.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES.


TO SIDNEY B. BEvANS, FANNIE s.
Beyane. wife of Sidney 3. Beyansi John
l.. Macauiay.
You are Hereby notified tnat at a pubic
sale made by the City Collector of JERSEY
City, en- the dfSf day of May. A. D. 1s10
l purchased Tor the sum OF twenty -tH0
GollaTs and thiFty-ohe cents ALL the land
the County OF Hudson and State Of New
Jersey, fronting on eOrtherly side oe
Canal street which Is laid down and
orS X nated aS LOT Is. in block number ZS5.
sessment map OF jersey City (lS94). said
safe being made pursuant to the pro-
visions of act Of the Legislature o.
New Jersey. passed March Soth. 1856. en-
titled
An Act concerning the settlement and
collection of arrearages of unpaid taxes
assessments and water rates or water
rents in cities Of this State and fmpos-
ing ard levying tax, assessment and
lien in lieu and instead Of such arrear-
ages, and TO enforce the payment there
Of and 10 provide for the sale Of LANDS
subjected to future taxation and assess
ment..
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are Iurther noIifed that You
appear 10 have an estate or interest n
said land and real estate, and unless the
said land and real estate shall be re-
deemed. as provided in said acts. within
one year from the date Of sale and be-
fore the expiration of SIX months from
and after the service hereof a deed for
the same K9ll be given conveying 10 the
purchaser the fee simple OF said land and
real estate according to the provisions OF
Dated Jersey City. n. j.. Nov. 30. 1901.
THOMAS FAI.LoN.
Purchaser.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
TO BE PUNISHED FOR DOING HIS DUTY

Now nOsed abroad that w Davidson the Assemba
win County
repominatn His
against John W. Grgg United
It is the ola When Republican
spirit his for it.
When
pie Of the State candidate Northern
when Flynn OF any
Bot all q. o p. BY
Headers he corporations.
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
The rest Of the bunch VIII


the Democratic and the isepuhhcan sllaa
ALL Nobody can be found who
beat him at the polls
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
HELP TAINTED.
FEMALE.
Tavlor's School Dresscutting

9rancls from New York City, viii open
at 14G Newark avenue. Jersey CITY
Great reduction this week 10 all lnveSfl-
gate the Taylor's system A perIeet,7iit-
fing sleeve pattern free Apprentices
wanted. Trial lessons free. day or even
ing Tsylor's. 40 Newark avenue
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
MEETINGS.


The annual meeting Of the stoekaoiaer,S5 ,5 o. eL
s,eis on the 1gth day OF June, l90-- az rso
,scinct- in hes,afterfoOa. at the once ol -,
S,ornoration Trust Company OF New Jersey - 10
Exchange Place, Jersey Slt4, -" r,ss.+5,s
and Receiving and acting upon the fepof.s - 4.
INC offirers and for. the TRANSACTION q -. -.
other business as may properly come ostoiS
the meeting. ,. ~ tbe STATE Of
80 -. Te,sse1- no stock can be voted on Wnien
- hea,, transferred on the books OF tiie soli1
nanv wI.hin twenty days next processing TINS
election -
Dais8 wv ~ BRATER, COMPANY, LIMITED
E,7 E31ERICK c. BRAUERA Jr-,
Secretary
PI7RgI7ANT TO THE POWER VESTED IN
~ nv the Board Of Directors or fhe inter
national slick Co, SeW Sesss s =;
go eoraarstfnrt ] hereby give notice thar
4i,I sell Al public auction, all the psSpStts q,
said company of whatsoever nature sl1eAtee
n the stste Of New York. on June iYSh- az Z
a'otael, p Ii at No. $40 Smith street, in the
Sofoash q JOHN N. CHAPMAN
rurther Information or particulars as 70 the
a4ox-es sale can be had Al the enics q helss
<. sharks counsel 10 trustee, No. 10 Aaehsasue
street BroekIvn. \. y
-rT7r- Ae5SSITAI, MEETING OF THE STOCK
bal5ars Of the Central Cigar AdaIii1I act alths
co Will be held al 25s Washington ssfest, 9e.
sew civ y j. on Monday. June ~ isez, at
. a.cIael p NJ for to elect Board OF Dirse-
-rs Ia the ensuing year and 10 transact any
and al other business that may esnne 0sssfe
the meetins- MICHAEL KENNEDY,
President.
STEPHEN MCFARLAND.
Secretary
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13
AN EARLY BIRD

So adopted the Union label
How
Hectic months off!
acious!Is Is Sam going 0 anything himself?
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13

-,-.,... +. s,.-,atian or particulars as TO the
49,. .. s'.sa ss,a esy l mad at the cffice q Reiss
I. s.,'rrs counsel 10 trustee. No 215 Montague
street. RroehIvn. y. "
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-13

CcertIaeate No. ssss., "
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21
Sale of Fine stock.

4 will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder about forty head Of
pure bred Hereford cattle at Rapid
City, S. ID, on November %, 1902.
Terms Of sale made known on date
Of sale. Cattle consisting Of cows,
calves, bulls ard heifers. These cat
tie are pure bred Herefords from the
well known HilIherd at theoldDoty
ranch, but are not registered, having
been il litigation for the past two
years which prevented registering,
3butaareef:ffrom pure bred stock and
the purpose Of this sale IS to:dispose
of all unregistered stock. This is q
greatopportunity to purchase first
class stock for breeding purposes.
Sale commences at one o'clock sharp
on November q, 1902.
JOSIE HILL, OWNER.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21

Associate Press dispatches an
neunce that Gov. Dnrbin 81 Indi-
ana islooked upon as Roosevelt's
probable running mate - 1904.
The nomination 81 such 4 man for
vice-prAsident would be 8 pretty
rank proposition - the face Of the
fact that Durbin has stood between
Taylor, The man chiefly response
bic for the murder Of Gov. Goebel
of Kentucky, and the officers Of
the laW, and prevented bringing az
assassin of Taylor's makeup to
Justice. 4 man Of Durbin's stripe
~ bad enough as governor ofagreat
IGdiana, but he wous.ssss
aWIaoie lot worse IS yicespresident
of Tue United States. There are
pIentyof justicesioying citizens u
nominate, and this fact does away
with the necessity Of nominating j
man oi the Dnrbin variety.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21
Asleep Amid Flames.

Breaking into q blazing home, some
iremen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security,
and death near. It's that way when
you neglect coughs colds. Don't do It
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption gives perfect protection
against all Throat, Che-t and Lung
Troubles. Keep it near, and avoid suf
fering, death, anb doctors bills. a
teaspoonful stops . late cough, persist
emit use the most stubborn. Harmless
and nice tasting, it's guaranteed to sat
isfy bye. NJ. Fallon. Price Soc anc
800. Trial bottles free.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21

tiquated specimen Of attempted
humor about The UNION being a
"weakly' publication, At this we.
feel keenly our lack Of Importance
and influence when compared with
that of the intellectual phenomena
at Keystone, together with the
mighty power of the Recorder
paper founQea by a real newspaper
man and fonnde,ed by its present
excuse for one. But speaking OF
influence, THE UNION notes the
fact that the democratic candidate
upon whom the Recorder trained
its mud batteries, Chas. P. Title,
was elected county treasurer by a
majority of 145, and this IN the
-aE = 49,. .'.4 .
face OF a normal republican major,
ity of over 200 in the county, and
he seems to have received a pretty
respectable vote right in Keystone,
the home of the Recorder. Moth
ing "weakly'' about that part of it
there? -. .-.
In conclusion, and seriously,
THE UNION will say that it never
has been and never will be "toe
busy" to plainly and p%ointedly con
denim the wilful villiication of rep
utable citizens, so long as it is un
der its present management. Ant
at times this condemnation may in
clude so-calied newspapers tina
prostitute their columns to tn
SANDER Of their own nei5hbors, a
has been the case this year.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21

a.
There are 100000 persons il
heanthracite fields who are starv-
Ing, and il is their fundamental
right to ask for living wages in: re.
turn for their labor'-Extract
from Ohm Mitchell's testimony be-
fore the strike commission last
Monday.
Tus, TIT. joint Where's that
full dinner pail we've heard So
much about Why not t.slet well
enoughsalone'' and quit your kick.
ing First thing YOU know you'll
be developing into acalamity
bowler q ans.anarchist' Of some.
thing like chat What if the min,
srs and their families are starving
Don't agitate it--you might disturb
business conditions, mani lie
well enough alone. Why, yor
" almost as bad as that anarchis.
tic agitator q I776-Pat Henry,
YouII have 70 be suppressed, vet
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21

The soldiers home board con-
pleted its investigation Of Lucas
and the alleged scandals in that
institution last Friday. A major
ity report says that the evidence is
sufficient to warrant asking Com
mandant Lucas to resign. The
whole play looks like an attempted
job Of whitewashing in which the
board as a whole would not agree.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21


Its believed that Bryan has SO
scattered the democrats that there
cannot be found q democratic
statesman in this generation that
will he able to shooihem together
again.-Dea dIndependent.
This IS only believed by the lob
ssters who wish il were true. II it
were true, the democratic party
would perhaps march en- masse to
Deadwood and hire the genius Of
the Independent to put the party
machinery in order again. This
would be cheap method. if it had
no other redeeming feature.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21

Prof. jacques Loeb, physiolo-
gist d the Uniyersityo Chicago,
has asrsounced aneW discovery ID
relasen g the prolongasion of III.
nlaa dte. Prot Edward Lyons,
his assistant, has made successful
xpsEfnsatsWiiEih tn iowsr forns
ainia liisnscs, dogs and
c-usn salt and water, the
ixrp lise discoysred some
years ago d u efficient d
maklsg hearss oi animals bsa,
again aIses iEs had apparensIyb ssz
nes torsevera 3uss. Scion
nsn throughout ne country
sszsstsll expert
nsn discoysssss elais.
mod AZ III
E 5sna 'sl rstcEed q
sours aise
prF 'SH oassoa. reat sse
sven
49,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21
Startling. But True.

ssn every one knew what grand
medicine Dr.KingsNe W Life Pills Isl
D. II. Turner, DempseytoWn,3
.ye..'d sell alIyon have il day.
TWoweeks' use hasmade new man
al ne. Infallible for constipation
stomach and liver troubles. % cts at
Fallon's drug store
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-21
THE RIGHT SENTIMENT.

Of q mlnesSand give them educa-
ton, which will raise them above
the state where they are now, and
/ am going to fight for this for
them, and you, their fathers, must
fight with me.
These are the words of John
MITCHELL noble sentiment from
a noble man. 1t embodies hopes
and aspirations worth striving for,
and if organized labor accomplish
es nothing more than the abolition
of child-labor in the mines aud fac
tories of this country in the next
quarter Of a century, then it will
bave fulfilled a mission that will
live tor ages in the grateful mem
Dry of the peple. The spirit of
commercial greed cares nothing
for the stunted lives and MANNED
bodies of it child servants. 1t cares
not that they are force to toll on
each day when they ought to be in
the public schools of the country.
It cares not for their blasted hopes
and defeated ambitions along edu-
cational lines. Nor is it surpris-
ing that from the vast army of
child-workmen Of today should
come a more. vicious Manhood, for
the dis sipline, culture and training
necessary to the production of good
citizenship are lacking. But the
greedy commercialism Of this day
cares not for these things. Money
is its god. But with a voice like a
trumpet call to action, John Mitch
ell rises from among the millions
and throws a ray Of hope out into
the future years.
But contrast this sentiment with
that recently voiced by the presi-
dents Of two Of the nations lead
ing universities wherein organized
labor was denounced as a menace
to public welfare and the suppress
sion OF labor unions was suggested.
THE UNION asks every reader to
lcompare this sentiment with that
voiced BY John Mitchell, for 9
comparison will YIELD the result de
sired. 5
We often boast OF how Well$paid
American labor is, but LET US moi
forget that this IS largely due y...1 e
fact that American laborers organ.
lied their unions, stood shoulder
to shoulder, and were thus able t
demand and securs larger share
of the fruits Of their toll than they
could have secured otherwise. Blu
even with the prestige and in n1El
ence Of thorough organization, ouj
laborers ID many parts 81 TIE coun
Try arebutSa step ab'osyethes leye
Of the cheap labor 81 the European
countries. bare we, then, con
template whatzit would BE- Withou
organization
The man, be hea universit!!
president d an humble citizen ii
theeommoner=WsaallIkks of life, VIII
would abolish the labor organiza
tions of7 fodayand thereby make !
eachlaborer an article bartel
Landslide Whelsy mercy !
HE millionaire ciass--that man
81 sample II Of twentieth centar
aristocracy and deserves to ;
frowned into oblivion forever 5
his avn conntrynasn. Insuchm me
as ohn Mitchell, there IS hope e
American labor.
HH's saroo BUSY
That encyclopedia 81 usef,
~ .1b ,snss@..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-11-22

The pupils who have their names
on the roll Of honor for the past month
are as follows: