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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS.

The Dunn faction in the Republican
party are not having everything their
own way in this community. Recently
strong sentiment for Collins has man.
ifested itself to such an alarming ex-
tent that it has become necessary for
the Dunn people to open headquarters
in this city.
BILLY Sargent, says that he is not
a candidate for Sheriff, but he will not
have all to say about it. He has a
large number of friends in the county,
who at the proper time will insist that
he must enter the race.
So far as the candidacy Of J. T. Arm
stead Is concerned for Sheriff Of this
county let it be said that union labor
will in no way countenance him. If the
Republican party wishes to take up Mr..
Armstead that is their business, but it
will be another thing to get the Repub-
lican members OF union labor to vote
for him.
Mayor Cullum is perhaps the busiest
man in town these days. There are
number Of subordinate offices to be
filled, and he has: more people calling
upon him now than he had before
election. The strangest thing is that
most Of the applicants were never
known to be seen about the Demo-
cratic headquarters during the cam
paign. -
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The fight is now on between the
Board Of Public Works and Joseph
Davis: The Board questions Mr.. Davis
veracity, while Mr. Davis says that he
still stands ~ t',t2. with a proper in
vestigation there will be a ''Hot old
time d "a about the Hall Tor = few
i
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
ANARCHY IN COLORADO.

The situation in Colorado is COM
manding the attention of the free
thinking people Of America. If there
is such reign Of terror there as is
charged by the executive authorities
Of the state why is it that the leaders
Of the lawless element have not been
convicted in a court of justice? If
the miners are such bad lot Of men
why have they not been prosecuted i?
These are questions that are asked bv
the thoughtful, unprejudiced men Of
America.
The truth is that Governor Peabody
has entered into a conspiracy with the
mine owners association to crush the
miners union. The states treasury,
already depleted in a vain attempt to
destroy organization among the min
ers. is now being nortgaged,> to COM
plete the work of determination which
was begun last July. After the strug-
gle is over and when the state shall
have been carried to the verge OF
bankruptcy, it will be found that the
miners union is stronger than ever.
A review Of the hearing before the
committee on labor legislation in con.
gress proves conclusively that but one
man was killed during the entire
strtke-a mine superintendent. The
mine owners say that he was assassl.
mated. The miners deny the charge
and say that he was killed as the re.
suit Of grudge, by an old enemy
The miners further declare that thi,
superintendent was their friend and
hence, even II the union champione6
crime, he would be the last man II
Colorado to be attacked.
After several months of watchful.
ness the militia have at last arrested
President Meyer, who is accused ! 81
being the arch criminal .of the state
i gt So =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

You union men who go to the bar
your barber is union man, and that
he hangs the union shop card on his
walls? If you don't, you are a poor
excuse for union man. You ought to
let your beard grow just to show that
at least you have enough decency not
to go to the cheap and unclean places
that are not union shops and hire
scab workmen,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
The supreme test of a trade junior

The supreme test of a trade-union
consists in its manner of treating the
decision Of the labor movement at
large upon any question affecting its
own immediate interests. The trade
union which is unable to gracefully
accept the decision of the majority
when the decision is against it is at
ter all, but an aggregation of individ-
pals, dominated by the spirit Of indi-
vidualism, and therefore not a trade
union at all. The essence of trade un-
ionism lies in the spirit of combination,
a spirit that can find voice, hows0ever
right or wrong, howsoever weak or
strong, only in the voice of the ma
jority.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

To the young trade unionist: Don't
be in q hurry for the millennium. Some
of those who have grown old and gray
in unionism were as ambitious for it
as you when they were as young. They
learned to wait You will learn, too.
Meanwhile do something which will be
ers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED.

During March and April the Great
Northern Railway will sell one way
tickets to Butte. Helena, Spokane, Sc
CISCO, and all intermediate points at
greatly reduced rates. Write A. Bros
tadt, Northern Passenger Agent. 1872
est Superior street, Duluth, Mimi.
ture. =" - ~ : -. y - =:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

An Illinois editor wants law pro-
hibiting a child from inheriting its
fathers property. How would 1t do to
have law prohibiting child from in
heriting it's fathers poverty?
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

What is good news to one is bad
news to another. The price Of flour
has gone up. The man with flour to
sell is glad, while the man who has to
buy flour is sad
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

Organized labor is beginning to real
ize the Importance Of putting it's trade
mark on every article which it makes.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

The price of diamonds has dropped
Is per cent This will give the work.
tnsmen chance to save.a few dollars
for rainy day
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
SPRING OPENING.

" The first, Spring opening Of the Eagle
Clothing house under the new manage
nent will be. the greatest bargain sale
ever held in Duluth. 321 West Superior
Street. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

Lying is a grave fault. That's why
the tombstones do such a flourishing
business in that line.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

The New Corliss Coon Ladies COL
lars, Spring Styles, at B. F. Seiwert,
Wolvin Bldg.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
STARTLING.

Low prices on high grade clothing,
furnishing goods and shoes for the bal
ance of this week. 321 West Superior
Street.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02

The New Corliss Coon, Ladies Col
lars. Spring Styles, at B. F. Seiwert,
Wolvin Bldg.
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- - A Georgia Team. .:*% -:
From the Bryan Enterprise i: 1T. H. T.
*; Joel Chandler Harris - tu ncle Rem
ls''--a I'd Fra 1.s$ stanton make a
team hard d to- beat, q and Tho. Consti-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-04-02
UNION LABOR
Seeking NO AID;
Continued from Page I.

been a member Of that union, and in
making that statement at the time of
his application for aid, he had simply
misrepresented facts as the Carpenters
union OF the city of Duluth is able and
perfectly willing at all time to take
care Of any unfortunate brother or to
assist their families as the case may
be. THAT is one Of the things We are
organized for was the information
given to me by one Of the officers.
In commenting on this investiga ton
the Supt. Of the Poor, said This is
something new to me. We have never
had this matter brought to our atten-
tion SO forcible before. I think an in
vestigation along these lines will prove
OF benefit, because we have undoubted-
ly had persons make applications to, our
department who have misrepresented
the facts when they stated that they
were members of organized labor
But can say that it is the excep-
ton, and not the rule for us to receive
any calls from men that are members
Of organized labor to assist them or
their families in any way"
Trusting that this is the information
that you are seeking, I am,
Yours truly,
Factory Inspector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Powderhorn.
sws.Champion Correspondence.

News-t hampton Correspondence.
Charley Carr WIS over fr,~ Day-
ton taking look at the valley this
week
Look out for the hard times ball
February 22nd. We are intending
a swell time.
j. c. Iardiue returned TO Lake
City last week o'ter having spent
several weeks in the valley.
Rudolph Mergleman was over from
/ I1'o last Monday after his cattle that
h1d been gathered with the valley
herds.
a beautiful little snowsfarm. ac-
.c7npauiol by a bcautiful little wind
which Blew things crazy visited the
valley Sunday evening.
Ererrbody is feeding now, but the
cattle are mot an in oh account Of not
having e11ueh hsr.r storms 10 drive
them DOWN from Ge.r ar s-azina
EroaDds.
Friday evening, Feb :, bah win
be given Miss German who is going
to leave our vicinity on tle I3th To
teach % lrae months school on the
Lake Frk.
Nas=rs Bowers Waxellagm and
cor'n paesed through the valley
las. Saturday with bunch Of cattle
which 0u1 Bowers win winter on
lis ranch few miles up tie Cebol-
"a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
bo~esrsAa News
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sas--f Is.laalii.sn tll-1'ssll - lisisce.
Tbe s.iaia Re- uainiuz eoas3 any Is
ls.alrHq ln -apIales b. a. B.,S llian
lr aerties aa1 eii -aan have era
tans underway Ii hsls a ss,od show
ing.
Tne Nassja company has 6ne
showing ou as properties oa v calfhy
niauuiaiu. u has epened huc vcin
a quartz IN IT. shalt The company
Is working a force 81 men.
The ! y. l. is leoking 6ne. A
big bo5y 81 ore Is in ssshi The
Operators, Mcssrs. Morris and Ford.
have Constructed necessary build-
incs and have a bag p'le ct ore in
tIie ore hosse Thevexpect o. COM
meuce shipment at aa early q ic.
Work al the lndependeni is prog
ressing nicely A new machinery
house 32x32 and a shaft house sx30
feet have been complesed at the
shalt Bgildings for the accomoda-
tion If the men have been finished
al the mouth Of the tunnel Another
shift was put on few days ago in
the tunnel and IL Is being driven
ahead rapidly Work on the rich
streak IN the shaft was commenced
Monday and it viii not be many
days until we will be hearing great
reports from the Independent. A.
+. Reynolds has purchased another
group Of properties adjoining the
Independent ground The general
feeling IN the camp is very good and
it now looks as though the rush into
the district would he in full sway in
less than SIX weeks. The snowfall
Is the lightest seen for years. less
than six inches covers the ground
around camp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Ia c8aHecaisn with hIs purchase
of ihe Independcut at Bowerman A
T. Reynolds has seosrcd the Nndi-
Gator Nos. one 10 three and the L,o-
gan Nos. one aud i've ct John No
Williams. Rudolph Hefstner, Philip
Eidemiller, Ia Wo0dard aud Das
Jones. These Geutlemen are % re-
eoive Sl0.WD Tor their interests. A
small payment was made down, half
af the remainder falls due in August
and the la-i payment next January
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
TT. Carson News.
Navs-1bampIou Carrs-uoaleuos

Nell Morrison is on the sick list
-Is jaau Euuze is visiting her
u9-aats af Palmer Lake.
W T. Calhoun is slightly under
t.e uga .hsr at this writin~
Lucky Joe Watson Jr Won The
shot gun rafied OF by Billy George.
j. J. aeEleford spent a few DAYS
this week with his parents in Gunni-
son.
The new electric hosting engine
IS being successfully operated by
Tom Hunter.
The turkey shoot held at Mt Car
bon last Sunday resulted in some
fine scores being made. d. l.. La
Plant won the turkey. thirty pound
gobbler.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Lower Gunnison Valley Items

NewzChampion correspondence
Many stockmen are vet riding in
the hills in search Of missing cattle.
john Tyre has recently made TWO
trips to Baldwin for coal for II. II.
Andrews.
Rabbits are suffering these days
from the vigorous efforts Of local
sporsmen.
Ice houses are about all filed
Mcssrs. Morrow and Wilson have up
about twenty toms.
TIE weather this week is the cold
est # tie season, Thursday morning
8 q Thermometer registering 81 be-
loss zero.
barefoot horses experience dam
-arous and unpleasant travelling over
eral rods of solid ice in the road
H1v Mr. Jas. Estes caused by
u1un af water frm a side stream.
Last week G. Nrrcelman rur-
cas-i = head OF nice IIoreford cal
L at q cattle sale I'm Moutrrse coun-
JAS Estes ALSO invested in 90
I'D ofm'ssl CATTLE Al have been
aag'H o. She respective ranches
a are looking we'll
Ca-ideruh'a Indignation is Tcll
uoag the naiellar- over the dis
1raauce #l Eora Na1s1r last week.
'1 our 60 Union. i puelii-m is ever.
.e~a'le. 3D. is oaly hy mutual cons
Ht 6l c,unatluj- WHO ara matched
I'D ability Hut Tor man to un-
ea.iulv dst die anatomy Of
rapt ga man Is repulsiye to
s..ry principle al right and Justice.
-wcrs E.ocm at san Antonio.
san hgtaaio-1ua.at and beauti-
ole Ct Tie u delightful
as Il w.u.- -tu.ral5us' h1o-
ra-H TIE tn'~.io and
rs Hv- os--s q ron "a trip free /
i-.J from nsfv-. Il you DO
e.ea t7 50 Do san Antonio. Iet Us
ou- % pleasure lra ior You 90 !
me- -aer -1ut crI ra lrt. possibly /
a prefer trip across the 1
rc1.
T. Il. trEes. tIen. Pass. Aqt. I
Denver, Colo. 1
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

this week.
Palus and Grover Carpenter had
business down from Cebolla last
sunday
l.. Han Is attending % the
sapiaero postalhce this week owing
the illness of Mrs Powell.
Calvin Harris and son were re-
Gently down from the sawmill on
coal creek and report work going on
nicely.
H. ;. Carpenter returned from his
ranch on Pine creek "Wednesday.
He reports some snow ON the mesa
but no great amount
Charlie Carr, Shellie HYDE. Tom
Mall9n, Eugene Bowers and Earnest
Bowers spent Tuesday night in
Sapinero. They are still riding the
mesa for cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Hints rom Sacinero.
Ohio

News-Champian Corra-p poaience.
Dr. Sanford was in Sapinero Wed
nesday
RAYMOND Carrel Is visitor from
Paonia
L. NJ Carpenter is on the sick list
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Do IT NOW
. 90 PR vmth Orr sa5. o Per r ar
l000 Pr M.r.h Or .00P.rY ar
200 90 PR nu fh o.. q 90 Pr Year

Double Above -enelits paid accidents Of rayc.
burning ba.alf rs aai passenger elevations
Surgeons Fees pl u ad attslv iuaauuf4 in
case t r-.1n the result col per policy
idauIf cation. lr eNt. jury 1at uua.}- c,1aualsl,e
with lfno-, lerys aH ues.ry expenses exceeding SIJ4u0
Can GIVE larger Benefits at given ,au
ptfs si glasses. because EftElGD ctrr.- o, pre-
frl.al r-s-
Covers Injury t1aaga therv ar. u' visible nlarss
Do S Not rotate when other insurance IS carried.
This is Disability Insurance From Any 0ause with
out drath faHeit t-lr illf you carry Ii- Insurance
Write tlso iu the PEEFEHEED. a perfect Accident
Policy. covering loa and ParI Disability. Heath Policy
covering euy illness.
Men asst tine 3 rr Accident Health Policies can
isere with To- h Preferred an ar rrty tatal or u-
ua tilig- lh- Ir4eel I'i1 win also ,,.u.a
If T04 ave ae. q for Insurance That Insuras. call
and e-nl0c contracts Fire. A,aa g4-ry or
Investment ip-rrsu.f.
nuof yoa against Dah Iazs bot can care r ,ur
dpuoeut 40 ~f Dsth ID utility cause Iossrr
PtGHry income h dfn Ones c5n provide for
your comfort Wlir sis1i ir,i any cause
- -2e',s 20 SEE RAE FOR RATES
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
HINES AND MINING =


Eel he eac. laf
-aarno lsarraaH A1'4 ael ae
Kalrau Tiase-. Nrhaa. t8la Ouc
4ali.lF . ysaE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Iie better To hare aiuoSs aHd nat gecd.
than to need Oncc and not hare"

than to Hecd 0Hcc and not hare"
Diseases, like accidents NIece4 happenings of our
daily e Every disability presents opportunity
yoBt he dome.
Toll contract in sine Preferred stok company, S4,5000
surplus policy boders p1yiug weekly Salary OF
time employ hoy sickness accident 9uyidos
iuoas a Tile You until locate
himself form of nsIrtac. rs
pr1,al Tor the aard necessarily gaut
ui personal % business.
tre Insurance rerbur money loss OF property.
sa.,ry insurance money o income
Bh ura us,e~s5i, business safeguards
DEMONSTRATION ttli or ine" l.ud iueoue
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Mao 4 a. >sals wa- Co. .ea O.
Fisllu Taassiav ~ "a h. eTlaaue mcs
saze b. a. -aase snacrGra survey
lag f.r parties Al t.ai polaL
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Tam >..ulv was here lTam GAS
Cty Tuoslav iie is pufnag u the
tlme dung a-s.ss-slIss. sli- "a pruIrcrlies
IN the Gold Brick districi IT, re-
p1us that tAo Eavnana esaiPaHy
started their ar cumprcss1r Tues
lax
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Onso Cay HaspSasasx.

ai eo..l &C. the Csrsland.
Clarence MeIonald aud fauliiy
late Il s.aliAa have noscd D. Olao
Cay - reside
J NJ fbck. owner 81 the Pelican
and Pen gum ledes ia McIatyre gulch
has tanRel IN s. feet ga . Iarphyry
dyke. He expects 10 sooa csi the
main veln.
NJ q. Waterman aud SON are work
ing the litaie Johnny group # claims.
The tunnel Is ia ~ feet and exhibits
a good sireak II hematite ore carry
ing gold values.
The Homestake company have
sunk l. feet GA the vein mentioned
last week as having been discovered
The lead shows four feet wide with
Is inches Of pay ore, running 1870
ounces IA silver and ] ounces in
gold. All are feeling jubilant over
the new strike.
The Treasury tunnel managers
expect 10 cut the vein in the next
~ feet # work Then look cut for
another bag strike in McIntyre gulch
Geo. farnham is driving ahead on
his tunnel with never relaxing ener-
gy During the past three wears and
mostly alone he has driven $50 feet.
]ie must have something pretty good
ahead.
A correspondent of the NEws-
CHAMPION at Ohio City desires 10
discuss the wireless telephone aud
we give it space this week in addition
to the usual bsdgel Of news editor
Ohio City, Jan. p. 1904
Mr. Editor Please allow me "a
small space in your very valuable
paper for a reflection on the invent
i've genius and advancement of the
human mind upon topics eff new aud
useful information. The age OF Won
ders never ceases and what we once
thought visionary or impossible has
been accomplished. Magnet win at
tract magnet. then we must conclude
that the North Pole is a mine Il
zone Of magnetic iron Therefore
the compass indicates the drec, ION
lof the North Pole 10 a fraction Che
same as a plumb indicates tae ccu.e,
Of the earth. The compass was rf4
used in China 363t b. O.. Te..-
graph wires have eDconpl-sed iae
earth and yet iu the years gone hy
We have alTdvs believed tle et...
was a positive pole and thai dis
patch could matt be sent without q
wire run down ,o moist earth Also
Of ljgbnia1 rods to attas. Che elc,-
tricat carra1L Your c1ue-no1 'elt
las applied for patent on positive
ground wire which can be kept in
the house or anywhere, which dis
proves the theory Of the earth bri. q
"A positive pole at any point exec O
.he North Pole ~ g. Narooli. Tire
inventor of the wireless TELEGRAPH.
having sent messages through SPACE
may be mistaken in tie source of
energy. It Is an esublis led fact
shat electricity emanates from the
earth as we'll as the sky and that tla
souree Of all life-giving principle
emanues from the earth. Light is
electricity IN a light lorm infused
carbon and lydrCgaa whose s1Hre
of energy c9nes from Not Ter Fart
/ | think the wireless telsrrJpIn na.
would cover BIS invention Evsl
De would take down h's ra'eor mas
I and cJlneet ID WITH bis Pos.,i#.
wire :, would bea sutcess as t.c
unlecufr1ut 1f .eetrieitr is s.rrHe-
| en- less liable TO est Jiscatner,c
and more su.e To- reach ais destiu.-
lion. Lut nc, aaaiess VIII it m.e
the e1uiram eaf-. The telephone
for commercial value viii odI.t.
anything yet Invented.
THEU. FHILHrs.
Ohio City
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-19
OLD SOLDIER VISITORS.

Half dozen old soldiers came in
last evening from the Soldiers Home
at Monte Vista They were met at
the depot by Comrades Sam May and
Elijah II. Speer. John StoddaId. wAo
has son, William Stoddard, at Ami.
mas City. was one of the men arriy.
ing. +. A. La Marsh, a .earty y-looking
Frenchman, who is getting along in
years pretty well. told reporter in
response to question as to what
these old soldiers were doing, that
every summer some of them left the
Home Just for the season They get
tired laying In one place and doing
the same thing over and over. 1t gets
monotonous and they want change
What do you do when you so to
some other place-some of you are not
able to work-surely you do not look
for jobs2"
oh, no." he said we just go out
among our friends Several left the
Home at once Some came this way
and some went the other way We
just stay awhile with our friends Ev-
cry old soldier has friends. you know.
and If We don't happen to to find old
ones We make new ones. People are
kind to the soldiers and there Is no
fear that they VIII not be taken care
Of"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-19
LA PLATAS FURNISH
COLUMsiNeS FOR FAIR

a reporter looked in yesterday al
Miss Edith Youngs office and found
her busy with lot OF pressed colum.
bines. There was such lot OF them
that inquisitiveness asserted itself
and he had to find out what they were
all for
1t Will be interesting to our people
to learn that they are to be used in
making 'he souvenirs that Will be Civ
en- away at the worlds fair on Colo
rado day, the nth OF September The
little souvenir with which every visi.
Ior to the fair ON that day will be pre-.
sented, Will be beauty. 1t win also
be novel. The columbine is one OF the
prettlest flowers that grows and is
the state flower OF Colorado. Many
thousands of people viii on that day
get their first glimpse OF that flower
Of the mountains aud will doubtless
prize the little giit more than anything
else that could be given.
The pressed columbine will be past
FL on the inside of neat, heavy card.
. by 5 inches in size A leaf of tissue
paper will also be pasted in, adding
to the arustic effect On the first
page are the words: From the
school children Of Colorado. For the
st. Louis exposition. 1904" On the
first inside page is verse from Ten.
nyson:
Flower in the crannled wall,
pluck you out OF the crannies;
Hold you here, root and all, in my
hand.
Little hower-but II / could under
stand
What you are, root and ALL and all
in all,
/ should know what God and man
is"
The card is contained in an enyel-
ope.
This plan was originated at the
meeting of county school superintend-
ents last year. and teachers located in
mountain towns were asked to pledge
certain numbers OF flowers. One en-
thusiastic teacher promised to furnish
5000. Miss Young promised 500, and
gathered them last year and has them
all nicely pressed and preserved. She
intends gathering 500 more In time
TO get them to the fair. which Will
make the toi Al furnished by her 1000
The help Oi scho1 'iildren will be
enlisted in pasiiag ne flowers. and
each child so nc p.ng "lll write his or
her address on me cara in space re-
served for thni purpose.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-19
COMBINATIONS

During the year i902-O3 there were
i402 beekeeperB. with 32.126 hives In
the state Of Victoria. Australia. They
produced 1.i99, ,33l pounds Of honey
and 3,0G1 pounds OF wax.
A Berlin woman's club. OF which
Frau Bauer is the leader. has a mem.
bership OF 5000. all working women.
The organization publishes paper
and finds situations for the unemploy-
ed.
1t is stated on good authority that
during the past II years. below Four
teenth street, New York. II Protestant
churches have moved out and 250OO0
people have moved in.
The second graphite deposit OF any
extent in the United States was dis
covered, recently near Cameron, Colo.
the vein measuring from II to 40 feet
in width. Thorough tests show 1t to
be worth $3.50 ton.
A distinguished Paris physician do
clares that Americans are entirely too
much given to surgery for relief from
their Ills.