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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-21
RUSSIA UNDER
MARTIAL LAW
Vigorous Steps are
Taken to Prevent
Revolt
OUTLOOK VERY SERIOUS
Imperial Ukase Makes Pro-
vince Governors AllPower.
full Over People.

st. Petersburg, June 21.-An impe-
rial ukase has been issued to the gov
ernors Of practically all the provinces
of Russia where some form of martial
law has not already been proclaimed
according them special powers, en-
powering them to suspend newspa-
pers, disperse meetings, Danish the
underclass Of persons and take other
measures for the maintenance of pub
lie security by administrative process
without having to resort to the courts
and to inflict punishment up to three
months Imprisonment and $500 fine.
Forty-eight Mutineers Shot.
Kiey, Russia. June 21.--The court
martial convened to try the mutinouI
sappers at the summer camp at Ban.
ieyka Is said to have acted promptly.
1t is reported that forty-eight mutt
neers have already been condemned
and shot.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-21
NEW MExiCANS CALL
ON ATTORNEY GENE RAJ

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, June 21.--Delegate W
H. Andrews and Chief Justice Will
lam J. Mills, visited the attorney gen
eral today on business Of Importance
to New Mexico. Judge Mills Will
leave for Philadelphia tomorrow
thence going to New York and thence
to New Haven
w. A. Fleming Jones and wife OF
Las Cruces who spent the week here
have been called to New Orleans,
Louisiana, by wire on account OF the
critical illness of an aunt Of Mrs
Fleming Jones.
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TIMERS AGREE TO
ACCEPT OLD SCALE

Pittsburg. June N.-No strike will
follow the refusal of the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company to con
cede an increase of six to sixteen per
cent in the wages Of its employees. A.
ter conference the Amalgamated AS.
sociation Of Iron, Steel and Tin Work.
ers agreed to accept last years scale.
The decision will affect about $4,000
men. tssy
y 8saltl3t.,s5 .--t- - -
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vicar general, Rev. A, Rabeyrolle, ant
Rev. NJ. Ollier Of Watrous.
The program in detail was as fol
lows.
Commencement Program.
Orchestra-A Footllght Favorite
49,. -. 49,, w. + Sudds, Op. 2S;
Graduating Honors.
Chorus-Message of the Blue Bird.
.'''.' -. ... 49,. Juniors
Duo Dramatique, Elisire DAmour
-. -. -. ..... .Vilbac Op. 2.
Misses G. Olson, G. Morrison, NJ
Yanni, NJ. Rudolph, j.. Newhall
7, Rouault, H. Martinez, f. Ham
pei
National Revel and Song -. Seniors
Overture-William Tell G, Rossin
Piano A. Misses E. Hickox, l.. New
hall. Piano B. Misses C. Cayot
G, Olson.
Vlollh SOLO. o... -. ... .... Selected
Miss Virginia Bean.
Las Flores (Minims) .... f. Salazal
ran Drill. ......... Twelve Little Girl,
Valedctory--Cheerful Yesterdays an(
Confident Tomorrows, ,.....a..
....... Miss Lodge and Miss Olsor
Rigoletto Paraphrase. .....F. Lisz
Miss Stella Cayot
Orchestra-Layette Waltzes.
..,.. -. 49,. ...,H. G. Pulfrey
La Polka de la Refine, (Solo on foul
pianos) -. ....... Raft On. 81
Misses II. Rouault, VI. Martinez, r,
Hickox, S. Cayot.
Chorus--Summer Fancies .....
...".. .. ,..... Oliver Metrt
Vocal Glass.
Following is the\personnel of tht
loretto Orchestra: Voln--B. Lodge
NJ. Gormley, T. Rouault. Mandolin
e. HickoX. c. Olson, G. Morrison, r
Abreu, M. Rudolph NJ Hotz, L
Hampel, Fl. Martinez, s. Salmon
Nuitpi W. w iuuoOl, y. AIClultld
Piano.. Newhall, s. Cayot, T. Rou
ault.
Winners Of Gold Medals.
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine
donated by Rev. Jules Derasches, mer
tied by Misses Bessie Lodge, Carrie
Olson. Genevive Morrison, Marie Van
ME, Antonia Garcia, Bessie Upton
Tessie Rouault, Lucy Sena, Serafin;
Quintana, Elsie Brunelli, Edith Ham
pei, Marcella Phelan, Grace Robins
Stella Cayot. Higinia Martinez. Mar!
Ropault, Lena Lorenzo, Gertrude
Gormley, Juanita Luna, Luz Baca
Gladys Way, Juanita Sena, Gregorl;
Esquibel, Jennie Archuleta, ANAL;
Sena, Rose Alarid, Vicenta Ortiz, Gre
goria Abeytia, Placida Apodaca, Ell
vira Baca, Rita Varela, Dorotea Alire
Anita Roibal, Pauline Garcia, Cata
lima Madril, Teodora savedra. Cleo
fas Ortiz. Won by Miss Stella Cayot
Gold medal for Ladylike Deport
ment, donated by Very Rev. Anthon!
Fourchegu, merited by Misses Bessie
Lodge, Carrie Olson, Elsie Bruneli
Juanita Luna, Higinia Martinez, Lu
Baca, Catalina Madril, Bessie Upton
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Continued On Page Eight
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Slate SinCeri.

Mi, ricordo, ancora lie promesse
CHI 10 vi feel allorche collettai il
yoStro danaro, ma mi ricordo perO,
miei fratelli di Boomer, che anche
vol cravate entusiaSmaG dalla
yolonta di prcSentarvi ale adun-
ME per "lcggere uomini coScienti
in modo di tenere onorata la yoStra
organizzaZione; mi rieOrlo che vol
volevate per r avvenire diventarc
uomini rispettati ed ouorau.
Domenica scorsi. ALI adunanza
regolarc del Locale (1S3l), ben
pochi Italiani vi 81 trovavano pre-
senti ben POGO 81 potc fare,
'ssendO che; coloro che deSirer-
a 'ano Gi cambiarc ufficali Sc ne
st tyano Il casa Il giuocare, invece
di attcndcre hal loro Interest," per
nigliorare lc loro coudizioni per y
rvvenirc. Pero, per qucsto primo
'aSgrcdimcnto del miuatori di
b )omer, non yoglio troncare ogni
sp rama, vogliosporre fiducia, in
vece, che nella Domcnict prossima,
tntti gil Italiani di Boomer, 81
tcoveranno present. allie 2 p. IN.
sapElnno eleggere, per pcsare il
loro carbone, I'm uomo che possa
accontentarli mel future.
Ricordatevi, minatori; Vicino c
il giorno decisive, il primo Aprile
porremo in faccia hal padroni la
tnrza opelrlia g secondo il numero
Z la forza Iii vol operai unit, dow
reno chiederc lie condizioni Or
ganizzatevi, incominciate, tempo.
Numcratcvi, fate potent lie vostre
file. rispcttatevi, miglioratevi, in
tai modo potent G migliori YER
ranno cedute d Vol lc condizioni.
Quante cose vorrei dirvi, ma
Sarcbbe um abuse ALA bonita dell'
cditore Iii queSto giornaic.
Solameute piccoli appunti posse
dare per ravvivare una lumetta
che voglio splcndi elettricalmcntc,
sc i minatori vorranno abbonarsi
annualmentc ovvero semcStral-
mentc.
Ito lasciato in carica due NINA
tori eli Boomer, che mi aSScur-
arono iii lealmcntc adempicrc al
dovcre eli mandarin nomi ed il
daharo @i tutG coloro che ST vor-
rauno abbonare. Ora sta i'll vol,
non naScOnduteVi o Scuotetevi,
mostratevi yivi ed altcri anche Sc
contrari sarcte al miei inSegnam-
cnti.
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taliStS, of Ia Dor eSploiterS, is PLAIN, ana
when a farmer or wageworker votes
for the politicians of either old party
he votes for Si3T per year instead OF
$1,000 or more. He votes into every
contract laws in the interest of the
exploiting capitalist class. ana these
laws fix the relations with the masters
of the system" If the giant Labor be
in chains it is because he votes to wear
those chains.
The secret of the success of big cap
ital is not SO much of a secret after all.
Big capital organizes and systemizes
its business. 1t doubles, trebles ard
quadruples the productive power of
labor. 1t cuts off waste. 1t commands
the use of the best machinery against
which small capital using inferior ma
chinery and n poorer system cannot
successfully compete. 1t causes goods to
be produced cheaper, sells at less eX-
pcnse and thus takes the market from
the little old fogie' who hang to the
old methods. Thus the trusts are Great
ing small class of capitalist owners
and large class Of wageworkers.
The little independent producers, who
are mostly farmers are being squeezed
out Capital is SocialiZfng industry.
Let labor now proceed to the SocialiZa-
ton of capital. Toward this we are
rapidly proceeding in the due course Of
social growth. The air is full of So
cialism. 1t is all around us. Even now
we are in the midst of the social revo-
luton.
But capitalists now dictate the terms
upon which labor produces and eX-
changes. Labor scarcely has u voice
in the matter. Capital takes the cream
because we consent to this one sided
business arrangement We protest, we
grumble, we kick, but we consent.
How do we consent? We consent with
our ballots, and we can only withdraw
our consent by casting cur votes for
more complete Socialism. In the ar
rangcment of the terms upon which
labor serves society the ballot is labor's
only voice. If he Is satisfied that the
present capitalist class shall absolutely
dictate these terms he does we'll to vote
either old party ticket. If he wants
the $1,000 per year standard of living
instead of the $437 standard he must
vote for it. Farmers and wageworkers
get just what they vote for.-From
Letters From Farmer" by c. ].
Lamb.
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How We Are nrift;.-

While the people of the United States
have a quasi-repubIican form of GOV
"rnment, the tendency, not only in
capltaIistic circles, but also il the well
|" do middle class. is decidedly anti
republican.
While We are supposed to have =
democracy. we are hampered Ly hav-
i'S an uncr"Wred king and 4 scua-
''ii'u o!i'i'rchT. and the well to do
middle class applauds both.
"Al!e We have no hereditary nobiI-
NY. we have 4 moneyed aristocrary
"".eh has now become hereditary.
Ana 1t IS the most oppressive and con
.empt4ble the world has ever seen
Victor l. Berger.
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a Notable Book.

The New York sun announces tina
DIR. Lewis II. Morgan. we'll known t.
American readers as the author of
The League of the Iroquois' and .Sys-
tenn OF Consanguinity and Affinity of
the Human Family has lately pub
ilshed comprehensive and suggest
study of Ancient Society,"" The joi
is on the sun N1organ's great boo
was published 4 generation ago. II.
author has been dead for many years
We heartily wish that his books. css-
pccialiy tie Ancient Society,"" wc",
well known TO American readers. -
Unfortunately his own countrymcn
rs well as the English have neglected
one of the greatest of sociological
scientists and have left it to Germans;
and Russians to appreciate his work,
However, It is pleasing to note the
fact that at last sprint has been do
mandcd and that even the sun has
found it worth of Il rather careful
revfew.-New rIl Worker.
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SOCIALIST NEWS.

The principles of Socialism are
probably as old as society, tho not
known by this name. The
sellishness of man, gathering all
he could for himself rcgardle. II,
the welfare of others, and tn us
reducing other to less comfort even
to poverty and slavery. Passing
over other references. We may say
that Jesus the Christ was the
earliest pronounced Socialist. But
just as the advocates of the selfish
systems, suppressed all efforts at
freedom and popular sights, just so
the same class perverted the doct-
rines Of Jesus. They mystified,
and spiritualizcd his plainest words
and not able to utterly wipe out
the literal words, Their interpolated,
so much that the original intent of
his teaching is lost in the mazes of
SpiritiSm. This is we'll shown by
the Babel of voices of the different
churches and sccts. Many Soci-
alists, not knowing that the teach
ing of Jesus has been perverted
from socialism to gross idolitry.
and surprising the churches OF to-
day correctly represent his teach
ing, turn from the churches as
false teachers, and fail to recognize
Jesus as IL teacher of the prin-
ciples of right they would put i'll
practice. Hence comes the com
plant that Socialists are opposed
to religion. Unqncstionably they
are opposed to false religion, but
are they opposed to true religion!
TO answer that question requires a
definition of true religion The
world has never agreed on this
definition. The churches do not
agree and Socialists take the same
liberty of being their own judges
that everybody else takes. And if
any man thinks he knows we are
wrong, let him attend our meet
lngS and we will give him reason
able time and Il fair hearing to any
arguments he can produce TO show
us our error. We meet on next
Sunday at p. m, in the smaller
hall adjoining the Trades Assem-
bly, Hall on Capitol street. Every
body is welcome.
FINANCIAL SEC.
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Notice TO Take Dispositions.
To 7. +. SAMUELS:

To =. p. SAMUELs:
Take Notice-That on the 10Th day Of
December. y. d. 1907, between the hours
OF o clock a. III. and o'clock p. m. at
the law Office of J. w. Chappelle, 6o4l-
kanawha street Charleston, Kanawta
county, West Virginia, l will take the
deposition of myself and others, to be
read as evidence in my behalf in certain
SUIT III hancery now pending in the Cir
cut Court for the county of Kanawha,
and state If West Virginia, i'll which !
am Plaintiff and you are Defendant.
1t from any cause the taking of said
deposition shall not be commenced or
completed on the day aforesaid, the same
shall be continued from day to day. or
from time to time, at the same place, and
between the same hours. until the safile
shall be completed.
MINNIE SAAIUELS,
w. Chappelle, sol. BY Counsel
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FINANCIAL SEC.
WHAT A FARMER SAYS.
The Trusts Have the Idea; the Rest
Suffer Because They = ave Mo-

suffer Because They Have Net
Trusts are not altogether bad, as most
farmers think. The long headed men
who constitute the trusts are oryauiz-
Ing the industries of the world They
are showing farmers and wageworI<-
ers how TO do business. They are sys-
temizing production and distribution
They are using machinery to adv:l,.
tage. and. remember the full use Of
machinery can only be had by orgaui-
Eation and system. The more complete
che organization the better will ma
thincry perform its service. The ma
chine Is Il social institution. ana Social
ism proposes the completcSt possible
organization of these social forces in
the interest of the useful citizenship.
For this social service the trusts are
charging their own price. Farmers and
waGeworllcrs are not paying enough
attention TO their side of this social
contract They are producin" ab':u-
dainty. but they leave the entire man
aSemcnt of the business. partfcular.I--
the transportation and distribution de
partmentS. to the trusts. and Tor their
own useful services as working peorpI 10
they more or less meeKIy. more or less
GrumhlinGly. take just what the trusts
are forced to leave them. Instead of
$1,000 or $1,000 per year they manage
to SubsiSt on S43T
1t is well known that the law * =,
part of every contract" and Socialists
at least understand that political I,1r-
ties are the social representatives of
q, the economic Observation-Disclosures .,-1.r
capitalists. That the laws are Iu.,l1o
and Administered by the politicians of
DOM Old parties in the interest of capi-
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Auguri e Speranza.

Nell adUuanzA tcnuta il giorno
10 Boomer. uiii da .divcrsi
ltaliani che. ccrtuisi non 81 troy
a"ono present. cauSa il tratteni-
mento &ociale. che 81 tenno in
Famigiia del Siruor Salvatore
OIiYato in OnoIanZa al hatteSimo
di um Suo iigliuolctto. Da parte
mia, auguro che quel meonato
p"SSa crcScerc una persona iStruita.
che Sappia aiutare 1t cauSa del
mls"ii che pO~Sa rcndcrc rrlici
Suoi Speramz1Zi grmitori. Per l.
cievaZionc del pargolotti. vorrei
deScrlYere I'm luugo -ayycrtimcnto
ha tutti / grnitori, acciocche mel
i"turo pot"SScrO compicrsi lie
preghiere del loro cuori aLdolorati.
\ogiio Sperare pero, che le madri.
Speclalmente, non mamcheranno d
InSognare hai loro GgIiuoli. la via
retta che conduce. owe d ORC.
>p!endono. / ra%gi DELI avyenire.
9erbatc yoStri piauG oh sconso-
iate gcni ed incggiate unit allie
Srandi beuiiicazjoni che licavcremo
tenendosi i'll camrniuo per Ia parte
donde Il leva il sole.
Arrived"rci presto. II vostro
compagno di lotta e Iii lavoro.
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Vincenzo Mortara, abitante in
Longacre w. Va.
Mel prossimo numero vi man.
dero il rimanente.
nellie tenebre ancor y intelletto
come nellie tenebre il mic Iavor
ed il irutto che da secoli aspetto
mel ruba L opressor.
Per secoli, de- miei padri, il pro.
dotto hanno rubato
ed il milo, di sfruttar non So
quandO ceSSeran..
SO che saro sempre un ingannato
sin che preti a govern, fra lie
GENT abiteran....
Uscite, minatori, dallenumide tame,
correte, unitevi, violate lottar.
W insidian lie dome, vi rubano il
pane.
Z linguistic sistema, dovete
cacciar.
Fratclli: Del servaggio lie catcne.
eli fan impallidir
l. anemico, padrone, non con.
tinuiam piu servir.
ii primo Maggie; ALA luce restiam,
non nclla miniera,
ed impavidi, sventoliam, de-
martiri la bandiera.
Era, aria puzzolente ed antigienica,
moi lavoriam,
quando, asfissiati dial Gas, vivi,
piu non uSciam.
MOI: siamo gil schiavi, figii del
paria,
Deb Chiediam che rcSni, fra
popoli, di giustizia y aria.
Uscite, minatori, dale unide tame,
correte, unitevi, violate lottar,
V; insidian lie dome, vi rubano il
pane,
J. linguistic sistema, dovetc
cacciar.
Continue mel prossimo numero.
Long Acre w. Va, Nov. II, 1907.
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What a Priest Saws,

Advancing the cause of Socialism is
not the work of factions and giddy
heads, as some think who see scare
crow in every new movement, but is
the progress of humanity. | call So
cialism the doctrine of love and justice
which was taught by Christ. Social
ism does not mean tumult and ruin,
but food ana work for all. home and
clothing for ALL Il living assured to
all, happiness ana justice for all-Fa-
Their Mario Oddario. Italy
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The Ciaos Struggle.

The class struggle began with the
prehistoric tribal wars and can end
only when the laborers can be deliv-
cred from the Inheritance of industrial
disaster handed down to them from
the fortunes of barbarian warfare
This class struggle was shown in the
servile rebcllions when slavery had
been made the status of the working
MIN. This class struggle was shown
in the labor unions and the strikes
when the wage system had been fas-
tened on the toiIer, when he had been
robbed of any opportunity to use the
resources of the earth In own right
had been refused the right to live
without master and had not been
guaranteed even the right to have Il
master. This class struggle IS shown
now in the struggle for Socialism,
which is no new thing in the world 1t
IS the same old warfare, at last inform
ed as to the nature of the rights of
the toilers and equipped with the pow
er of the ballot in the struggle to Sc
cure these rights.-John Stuart Mill.
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SCIENTISTS Object

Word comes from Finland that the
Socialists i'll parliament are the only
ones opposing the payment to Russia
of 20.O00.O0O marks for war purposes.
What Il beautiful spectacle it is. Fin
landers paying millions to Russia so
that the mother country" will be able
by armed force to take away the re-
manning liberties the Finlanders en-
joy.-reople's Paper.
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p. p. Samuels, Defendant
In Chancery.

(The object OF this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds OF matrilnonyJ
This dav came the Plaintiff by her At
iorney; and on his motion, and it appear
ing by affidavit filed that the Defendant
IS nonresident of this state il is order
ed that he do appear within one month
after the date of the first publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit
Teste: ID. NJ. SHIRKEY, Clerk.
J. ". Chappelle, Sol.
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Socialist x u
Department
NOTICE.

All Socilist Locals are requested to fur
nish items of interest to their comrades
Short original articles on Socialism will
be accepted for this department Name of
writer must accompany all manuscript as
a guarantee OF good faith,
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, KANAwiA
COUNTY, IS:
At Rules held i'll the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Kanawha county. on
the first Monday i'll the month of Noveru-
Der; 1907:
Minnie Samuels. Plaintiff,
VS..
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Agents Wanted.

We want a good live agent for
The Labor Argus in every town i'll
Vest Virginia. Liberal commits
slons. Write at once for further
information.
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regularly drop US Il postal card ana
we will see that you do in the
future or know the reason why.
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limo del Minatore
di
Vincenzo Mortara,

Troverete in questo giornale une
parte della pocsia scritta da
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ArmandO Pelizzari.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Public notice is hereby given that
School District No. of Mesa county,
Colorado, by its board of directors, |
will receive sealed bids for the con-
struction and erection of a six Co
room addition to the Lowell school
building in the city of Grand juno
tion. Colorado; said addition to be
constructed and erected in accord
ance with plans and specifications
which may be seen at the ]. A. Nc
Culloch company's implement and
feed store at 025 Main street, in the
city of Grand Junction., Colorado,
and at which place said bids may be
left a certified check for not less
than $500 to accompany all bids.
The right to accept or reject any
and all bids Is hereby reserved by the
undersigned district.
No bids will be received and con-
sidered after G O'Clock p. m. of the
third day of July, A. D. 1907.
School District No. /, Mesa Coun-
ty, Colorado.
G. r. WARNER, Pres.
Attest: ]. A. McCULLOCH Secy.
Grand Junction. Colo, June 90. 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02
IRRIGATED
LANDS

With water rights out
of Grand river through
the Grand Valley canal
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02
CRIMINALS ARE
STILL AT LARGE
Every Effort Made to Run Down the Two Eugi-
tives---A Cowardly Newspaper Attack On
Sheriff---Every Mesa County Sheriff
Has Had Some Prisoner Escape

several prisoners dug through a wall
in the old county jail and got away
under the very nose of the jailer.
year ago under the former sheriff.
Geo. McGarvey, charged with criminal
the freedom of the corridor dealt
Jailer Innes a death blow and es-
capped, later to be captured after re-
ward of $500 had been offered. and
hanged legally. These are Just
few of many instances. 1t seems from
the strongest of jails and prisons and
under the most stringent precautions
prisoners daily, in some parts of the
country, succeed in breaking out.
The old saying that "man cannot
build anything so strong that some
man cannot overpower" seems al
ways to hold good.
Sheriff Charles Schrader. personal
ly, offers a reward of S25.0O, for the
capture of each of the two escaped
prisoners. The county commissions
ers would take no action along this
line.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02

A home to be complete should be
fitted with one of Lanes famous
Front Rank furnaces. Estimates
furnished at 1877 S, Fifth street.
They are far superior to anything of
the kind ever used in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02

Both light and heavy harness made
to order by Harry l.. Hiatt.
We have moved to our new quar-
ters. Anyone wanting first class
work at live and let live prices will
do well to call on Lewis and Sallee.
Phone Black 1874.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02

1t is the detachable handle that
people want on their umbrella, come
in. we want to show you our fine
stock of "Rainshines' all steel rod
$3.50 up. Primrose, jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02

There are some mighty fine eata-
bles at our store these days. Extra
fine fruit and vegetables. Hilbert
& Rettig, the Leader grocery and
market.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-02

j. E. Mckenzie foY plumbing that's
right, 404 Colorado avenue.