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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
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Seuti6lnnb.
Jauniuirtb bfd)aftlidjss aus
pehtfalamn.
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Yon 80 D I o..

~ie Sednif in Der benti6en
A|Hb 2anbipirtbl1aft itebt auf Der
+" Spbe Der 3eit. Sie fads
~ nldnnil1e Silbuns lit Ia9ea
meiugut Der 2anblpirtbe. slud) fiir
Die in Der 0egenDart fir ieben 9e>
ttrieb 10 notbnenbise faufmdnniidbe
8etbdtiguns bat bic oeutid)e 8anb1
ipirtbI6aft burh ibr @enonenihaits@
tpcien ailseiebig 9eioret. 9as baben
Die beiben porbergebenoen Irtifel ge>
seigt. Sanaf fonnte man erfpars
ten, oaH Die beutIdbe 2anbipirtbihnft
in elmer beneibensmertb roiisen Gage
iif bcfGnbe. Sas lit aber troebem,
ipenigiteus allgemein. niht Der SdQ.
Gdpor5Ieber ihaucn bielnlebr init
Gorge in Die 3ufunft, uno eS teblt
nid)t an folden, bic iogar eine aatas
ftrppbe beiiirtten oper, ie mad ibrem
Stanbpnnfte, erboffen.
@s iino ndmentlid) siuei groBe
11sbelitGnbe, Die i1iper auf Der Oeut>
ft5en 8arbpirtbihaft laiten: Der U r.
beitermang nno Die 9 ers
f6ulbnng.
gs lit ia eine aneemein in ilnieren
noOernen Gultlirldnberu bemerfte,
S,lm Sbeil franfbaite Gri6einung, bnB
Die Sepolterung bes fInhen 9anbes III
hellen Sailfen Den Stdbten, insbeionz
bere ben @roSitGbten, 5liitromt. Sn
Senti6lanb. mo IN fiirser 3eit Die
gntipidlung Der Snbuitrie cine Nus
bebnpng annabm, tpie lie betipiellos
baltebt. lit bic 2anpflud)t GROCER ais
IN ir9eno einem anberen 2anbe. Nas
tilr9emdB iino es sernbe Die iunger II
2eute, bic IN Die Stdote ober in Die
Snbuitrie 8egenben sieben. Sic
Solge bapon lit, baB bic lGnblihe 9es
bolferune INNER mebr abnin,mt uno
Der 2anoipirtbifdft bic erfproerliden
glrbeitsfrdfte nift mebr CUR 0erfiis
ailna iteben. Go tparen beiIpielss
ipeiie alIein i'm rbeiniid d,s
10 e II p pbGIii Sen 8erab a II
I'M Sabre 1893: $4,000. 1902: IT,
ITO ume 1905: $4,000 slrbeiter ans
Sits unb 8eitprenSen. Yoien rnO
Sberihleiien bei6ditigt, 2ente. Die,
ipenn Tie in ibrer Seimatb perblieben.
ipobl ane in Der 2anotpirtbi6ait
tbdtig tpdren.
Sir ben glusfan an bein,ii6en
2anbarbeitern iu1t man ieit Sabren
@rias gu ihaficn bur1 Die ginfiib>
riIng ausldnbiiher gY an e r.
arbeiter. 8uerit ipuroen oieie
aus HuiiiiGs Yolen bcriiber9ebolt.
1900 {ou,s,, ,,n,t Sovt tY OOO 1000
fdon 2S4.000. Spdter als Der 8es
bari immer 9r0Ber ipurbe nub bon
bort Der niht mebr sebedt iperbcn
fonnte, ail1 aus Seiterreifiicbs Yolen,
aus llngarn nnb aus Sldponien.
9ieie 2eute fonmen i'm Sriibiabr unb
febren Su 8e9inn bes @intcrs ipieber
IN ibre Seimatb suriid. gliin eelten
bieie Saiions ober 8anberarbeiter
fir ni6t 10 5pperlaiii9 uno Ieifunsss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
Nbmiral Yamamotu bdlt 3eituuss=
leuten eine Gprleinng.
g e fp q o IF. -. csn.

~ III - NNutt. .
yS6 benfe, Die 10 lnn9e eriitieren>
Ben freurbi6aitli1eu @e3iebungen
3nil6en ben Ser. Staaten unb Sapan
iollten erbalten bleibeu unb ber berr%
i6enbe Stllrm in Den pa5ifii6en @ez
lpdIiern beri6fpinDen. SD CLAUDE
beitimn,t. bnb oieier cine gorfaa niGt
in ben 8ee Der beitebenben ge5iebrus
gen 5fpii6en ben beiben 2Gnbern. Die
5ur Seit meiner @ebilrt 6esanileu, 9ez
nprfen fperoen fdnn."
60 ipra6 geitern Der IbuirdI Sas
ron @ombei Oamamoto, idponiicber
Inrineminiiter ipdbrenb oes rriiiid]>
sapdnilhen &rieses. dls 9rub 5ii benz
ainerifanif6en Iolfe. als er NIT iei@
rtem @efolee an gorb bes Gunaro
Sdmpfers .Garmonin" geitern bier
eintrnf. Ser slbmiral yalnamoto
bat itdl Die &anonengieBereien llno
S6iffsbdub0fe @urppa's anseieben
ilnb tuirb ii6 tpGbreno ieines oierieins
uniere SGiffsperiten unb Snifisbau>
anitalteu dnleben.
CT ut bon fleiner rno frGftiger
Sottrr unb bat er9raltes Saar. Gin
ihpdber grauer Bart berbarg nid)t
oas 2d1eln. bas in ieinem @eiibte
ipd6renb bes sansen 8einhes Der Be-
ridterItatter fpielte. benn Der gloz
utirnl beanttportete ieoe Srage 5uerit
nit einem 2d6eln.
@efragt, mas er Iber Die glbIid)t
Der 8unoesregierrng 0Gd,te, tbatidf@
lid) ale uniere Sflad)tlfiffe na6 Ger
pn6ifiihen &iiite gu ienben. iogte Der
gtbmirnl s)amanoto nit breiten 2ds
6eln: sd babe ielbit fein inlimntes
@efiibl eeeen Die Ser. Stadten. aber
es itebt hteiem 2anbe 5ii. 5lt nnttuors
ten. unb ni6t uns. eine Weinung ailss
suoriifen. gltnerifd lit elm 0anb, bas
felt Sdbreu, lns freunbli9 aeiinnt
mar; tbatIdhli1 truroe Elm @ertrag
5ipii6en bieiem 2anbe lno Sapan
ifon 9ei6loiIeu. ais i6 geboren
ipurbe. Gs lit elm nltes SreunDS
iddit5eefiibl. bon bem idj nidt benfe,
odB es ein poriibergebenber Stnrm
itDren tann. aber es bdnst pon ben
,sebcrn Der Ireiic ab, ben Stmrm 5m
DcrugtgcU.
o|on Der EreiIe fann ntd)t genng
Sprgialt anee,ucnbet iuerben", ingte
Der glbmiral Yamamoto, ,,benn cinis
&c iprslpie Wprte fjnnen mebr SdJa-
ben als 8utcS thnn. Sptupbl bier iuie
im Sapan eriitieren piele ieniatiDnelle
3eitmnscm nnb id) bite bic Hebaf=
temrc, elm sriinbli6es StnSimm Der
Sitnatipn sm MAIDEN, che iic ibre sln=
ii6tem ausipre6en."
SpIter 8ap. g. S.. 13. Suli.
Ser YrGiibent 0iooiebelt erlieB nn6
Dem 9chi1e bes idpanii6en Ibnlirals
Damanloto auf Sagan,ore Siu
iolgenbe grfldrring bur6 ieinen Hris
patIetretdr 9oeb:
Ser Trdiibent bate cine lanee
llnterrebung nit Den, gomiral gas
ron yamdinoto nnb tie mar IN ieber
g8eiie iebr beiriebieeub. Sic beltds
tigt einfd6. mas cer Soti6after
9lodi i6on friiber flareentadt bate.
Ole sriinSlid quite @erltdnoigung 5pis
iden ben beioen Hcaieriln9sn unb Die
funbamentale Srel,nbi6nitli1fcit 5tpis
l1en ben beiben Hdtionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
Iermrtbeilt.

Gan Sroncisc Gal. 8. Suits,
Der SiirgermeiIter S6mib tpurDe
geitern bonn Geri9t 81 fiiniidbrisersI
0nft perurt1cilt. I,
Slls Die lebten ySorte Der llrtbeilss |
ipre6ung BEN 2ippen Ses 0iidtergi
.Surne entiloben ipnreu, ertonterri
Ton Der I'M UeriftSlaal nnlpcienbenl
.alenae bonnernbe @eifdllsrllfc. .@ut.d
gEtl" rief 9Semano int SinrcrgrunDe]
uno Se GPcnge ipieberbolte icine,
@orte. tshe Ser Ii6tcr Sas l,rtbeil;
fdlitc, craing er id, acs SGnsercmi
il6er Die iliui.Gnhe. Die CUR Tgn5cl> I
FIRING Gdimib riitrteu. nos benl
@iirgermciIter ,nehrese Nsc!e percaS
ldgte. in nNgeitiimen gSprteii gese.
Die nStraiprsbist" ccs 9f;Dters air
prDtei.ir2r. gt
Gin ontcre5 .yiol ,uter6rGb hcr !,
Nniuclt sRct'on. e:iler bnn S:dr,ie' :,
siet1tsbeiitduocn. Gic slniprahe oss
9iidterS nit ciuem Ssroteit. pnrunf
Der aiid)ier er.p,oerte, toM 9ied)tSmes
gen iol:tc Siieiiou iid) ipceen Der bcrs
iuchieu @eiTed)nng Der @ei@mprenn.
sic Sdni;i, ibulhig ianoen. in: Ger I
rid)te bsrdn::pcr:sn, tcG6 Sen slMlralt !.
al i'er gririrering rercnlnbte. ber
aiidter :!scrlc1reitc icinc Beillauii;S
nnO CT iSeiie cine ioid)c Slegclhaftigs /;
teit DeS Giic);ers entiGitsen sur!,a.a
SInne naruie oaranf BEN Inipc;t,
SnB cine Todmdliec t,ntcrbrc6iiSJ
einc Snititraie 5nr Golgc Ba6sui
ipiirbc ,uc9en Wibasbinae osS Gcs"
ridbics. Z
Ole 9lnipGfte peS gsccur:nc;lten
itcIlten Sarnrf ben Gn.rcg nitf Wcs;
mdaruna zines nelien HrcSei's9 unO
iiitrisn ie.bs Girii,Se fir hen Gnfsog
aa, s:scr ocy 0,iS}ter iriss cas- &sirdJ
Drosp: spr.if.
GsE YNtrag. Die l,rtJsilsoolz
ltrcdilng riGt clssntiibrsu. ndlreno
Die @eniinng ocs sisen bSheren eies
rittc ibp,st. ;raroe csspiaas ab>
8eislpt. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

iibig ais bic einbeimiIhen, 5umal
booenIGlligen. Mu6 iteben lie nid)t
in ipl6er Sabl 5ur @erfiiemns ipie Die
oeitide 2anbipirtbihaft lie rotbpenz
big bat. Sd3u fonllnt nod elm an<
berer llmitanD. Gin mafuebenber
8eiidtspunft bel ginfiibruns pes
neuen Sontdriies mar, Die beuti6e
9anbipirtblhdit 10 su frGftisen. baB
lie bic fir Die YenolferlIng notbnen>
oigen 2anbeser5engniiie liefern fann.
Ginfubr bon auBen iiberfliiiiie unb TO-
NIT bic @olfserndbrung bonn Iuslanne
,inabhdneig tperbe. sln iif tnnn bas
Die beufihe 2anopirtbid)dit leiiten.
slbcr bds 3iel. Seutidlano bonn Iuss
lanbe noelidit unabbdngig 81 MAIDEN.
fpirb geraoe burcb bic 9iotbnenoiefeit
ausldnbilher 2anoarbeiter gefdbrbet.
Gs braiidbt nur HliBlanb ober Seiter>
rei6 aus politii6en ober anberen
8riinben ben 3ug ierer slrbeiter iiber
Die beutlfe 8ren5e eribperen ober
perbinbern. 10 lit nibt nur Der beut@
ihen 2anbipirtbIdait elm uneebeurer
Shabcn 5ligefii9t, ionoern aud, Die
Iolfserndbruns 9efdbroet. CUR 3eit
eines &rieges. Der bic Sees s3ufiibr
iperrte. fonnte cine 1olhe 8ren5ipcrre
geraee5li perbdneniBpoa iperben.
9ie @oridldse. Die sema6t perben.
Inn benz Irbeitermangel ab5u6elien,
linb 5ablreih. 9ie Weeinungen bar
iiber, ob nnb ipeIdbe bieier 8ori9ldge
ausfiibrbar unb tpirfiam ieien, seben
iehr anseinanber. SD begniiee mid.
eini9e an5ufibreu. Gereinaelt frat
Der @orid)lng auf. 6ineiiid1e &llis
ein3ufubren, fanb ober feline 8eaens
liebe, menisitens feline ofiene. Tebr
erortert purben: gei6rdnf,ng Der
Srei5iisiefeit. @rid)nerung bes Suz
5iige5 in Die Stdbte burh @rbebung
elmer Gin3ues Steuer, Ginfiibrung
elmer algemeinen lanopirtbi6aitlihen
Sienitpflid,t Ser ndtionnlen ssugeno
ipdbrenb einiser 9ebensiabre. Musz
bebniing bes Observation-Disclosures
biz 3llm bouenoeten 18. 2ebensidbre.
70 baB aIio ben iilngen 2elten pers
boten ipGre, bor Dem 10. Sabre in bic
Sabrif an geben. Sieie mno Gbns
lihe @ori6ldse trogen su iebr bas
3ei6en bon 8ipangsm s.
reeeIn unb bas S6arima6ertbums
on Der Stirne. Sln ibre Ierpirfs
lihrins lit iobalb niebt 5u henfen.
Mebr GusIibt ouf @eripirfli1nne
uno Grfol9 baben bic @oritldge, Die
6 o d m tel our 2anblpirthihait
anaeiuenSet ipiiIen fpollen. Sabin
gebort bic innere GpIpni a.
tion: es ioll ben 2anbarbeitern
n,oslibit leiht gema6t iperben. ii1
Elm eienes. iiheres Seim 5u sriinben,
elm ,odilshen nit entipredenb groBent
Stiid 9anb. CT bat 10 feline eigne
fleine @irtbi6aft. ipie iie elm itdStis
Ider Mrbeiter ME baben fann. unb
eebt Bel ben benabbarten 0runbbes
lisern IN ben Ea9elobn. 8erdbe
bon Der inneren Colonization bers
ipridt man iib beSeutenben @rfpla.
slls onoeres Sodmittel piro empio6s
len. Die ginfibrung Der 2anbnirt6s
idbaft als @esenltanb bes ilnterrid5ts
III ben It btii d) en- WolfsIbulen,
nnb 5par 10, bab Die 9inoer ipodents
lih einen bal6cn pper gan5en Saa
ali ei9ens 5ll erri6tenbcn S6nls
eiltern oefiibrt peroen. INN bier lambs
pirtbi1aitIide Irbeiten lelbltltdnDi9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
satbOliide SDSeratioa in sisuns.

Snb > ianappIis. Snb.. IS. Suli.
@eltern tagte bier Die 6. Sobrcss
@erlammlrlns Der Soberation fatbplia
ifer Sereine 2merifa's. Sic Seles
9dten uno Seiu6er tppbnten einem
Yontififals Sofamt in Ser SS. Seter
lrto Yauls &atbeSrale bel. tpelches
Gr5bii6of Gbataro bon Snoianapolis
eelebrierte. gr3bii6pf Slent bon
9ieD Orleans belt Die ,seitpreoiat
IIgr. Salconio ertbeilte Den slniues
ienben Den apoitoliiben Seeen. Sn
Der Somlinion@ Salle fnnc Mbenbs cine
MISUNDERSTANDING itatt. Weigr. s.
S6rcmbs bon @ranb &apibs, WiA.,
belt cine Sfebe iiber oas Sben,o
vGbriit uno pas 20. Sabrbunbert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
III
GriegSerfl1rnng.
S M s aag, 6olldnb. 13. Suli.
CNNfrtl lvtftnx.n.%,.&. ~ Z

Sm 8 ang, oolldnb, 13. Suli.
Sas llntercomite Ser Ssrieoensconz
rerens. lpel9es Die Gn9elegenbeit be-
5llgli6 Strie9serfldrllng in SGnoeu
bat. beipradJ oieie Sadbe beute lGnz
gere 3eit. ltit 81 segeu 2 Stimmen
tpurne Der Tpri6ln9 Sranfreid]'s, DuS
Dem 8egtnn Der Seinoieligfeiten cine
&rtegserfldrllng oora,sseben miiIie,
angenonnen. Sem srpeiten @rtitel,
naf pel6em Die ueutralen Rdtte
bon Der ariesserfldrlng in aenntniB
eelest iperoen miiiien, ipurbe eben@
falls 5ugeitimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
Die Gage peridlimmert iidl.
Warts, 5Sranfreich. 9. 81

rts, UrdIlftetfb, .. SuIt.
SepeIdben bonn iiibliben Srantreit
meloen, baS Die bortiae Gage pieoer
ernit siI lperben beginnt. Sie llnSus
friebenbeit nit Dem ueWen gc9eu bic
Beinpantidlcre; eeri3teisn @eIeee imo
anberer. d5rlicber Gcieecniipiirfe, Die
nnn ben Sammeru bnrliegsn. Io.rie
Die Sethafrne bon breibig Yetlpnen.
nelde inl SerbaGte iteben. az Der
@inGIherung her Srdfett,rr in Nars
bonnie tbeilgencmmen 81 bnber. bat
Die bortise Sepolterlrrg wiebsr el:t>
slnulmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
Snbnqne, SOMA, 9itnStag, ben 16 Snli 1907.

bon acknowledgement reHt gut be-
ipGbrt. Sic GilenbabnbebDrben bns
ben iib baber entiblofen, bieies
8arnungsipltem auf elmer sln6abl
gdbnlinieu etn5ufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

lelbit Der Staat Elm. Sei eripurte Den
Sd9 5ll leben. ou Der Stant ietne Ses
engung 9egenilber Der Stride unb i6rer
Snltltittonen fnbren loiien fpiro uno
!eptere iidl iuieoer frei uno unbes
idrdnft entipideln fanu."
Williams news., 1907-06-22
GOOD MANNERS

We are apt to think that if there is any place where good manners are of little consequence, it is in every day business. where cold calculation so largely takes the place of feeling.
 But the truth is that nowhere else are manners of such import ance as in every day dealings.
 There is no capital and equip ment any young man. can have in business that will: pay him a better dividend than good manners. There is no possible calling for which this does not better fit him.
 If he has brains, the world owes him something, but unless he has good manners he will have hard time collecting it.
 Don't make the. error of suppos- ing that brains are everything. You may have the best set of brains in the town, but if you haven't also the manners of gentleman nobody is going to appreciate you.
 Did you never notice that the men who employ large forces of intelligent people look at an appli- cant closely, ask a few seemingly unimportant questions and prompt ly employ or dismiss him2 They don't sound his brain depths; they don't obtain his biography; they don't inquire into his social standing; they size him up from his manners and if he IS cheap gilt on the surface they don't look for gold beneath.
 The employer knows that if an applicants manner strikes him favorably it will also favorably strike people with whom he comes into contact in his work. And no- body knows better than a big business man that favorable first impression means half the sale.
 Your manners are the outwar rd indication of what you are within in the estimation. of most people. and if your manners are disagree able few will take the trouble to exami'fe into you any further.
 The consensus of general opinior IS that the man who goes about with porcupine quills as his man. ners hasn't any brains worth bothering about.-Ex..
Williams news., 1907-06-22
NEVER so ACTIVE

The universal prosperity of the territory of Arizona and every section of it today is found in the unprecedented activity of the min. ing industry in every district from the northern most district in Coco. nino county to the Clifton district in the extreme south. Other in. dustries are fourishing because oi the great prosperity of the mines says the Bisbee Review.
 The mining districts have grown until they long ago exhausted the supply of agricultural products in the irrigated valleys. The farmers are more prosperous now than in the past because they are receiving higher prices for farm products and not because they are producing larger crops.
 The farming area cannot be en- larged in this territory until more water can be stored from the waste which is now passing through the valleys during the flood season unused to the Colorado river and on to the gulf. During the past few years the cattle industry has been in excellent condition because of the bountiful rains and abund- ant grass crops. The beef is all taken from the ranges by the min- ing camps at good prices while other range products are shipped to the north.
 But after all, as we have often said, the hone, sinew and marrow of the industrial prosperity in Arizona has always been found in the mining industry and in the future this prosperity must rest upon the measure or success ScOreO by those who put their money into the development of Arizona's mines.
 The price of copper has much to do with the springing up of new and successful mining enterprises in the territory. Many properties are now yielding profit with the price of copper at above 20 cents that could not have been worked when the metal was below 15 cents. The silver mining in the territory has also been stimulated by the increase in the price of that metal: Phoenix Gazette.
Williams news., 1907-06-22
Orchards Depravity

Those who have followed the revolting details o: Harry Orchards 's testimony in the Haywood trial al Boise, Idaho, will not be surprised to learn from recent developments that Orchard, in addition to all his other crimes. was also traitor to the miners federation and to the railroads and officials who em- ployed him as a spy, the one against the other:
 According to Orchards own con- fession. he has always observed but one standard: He has filled the measurement of the traditiona "black sheep" completely, and his life has confirmed the doctrine of total depravity. From the time Orchard deserted his wife and child in New York (the starting point of his confession of career of crime) there appears not a single act in his life to be commended.
 The country is ready to accept without hesitation the statement that he was traitor to those who counted him as their loyal ally. Such a nature could not prove loyal even to a bad and wicked cause. Having pictured himself so perfidious and revolting, the Haywood defense cannot "dis- credit" his testimony by additional revelations.
Williams news., 1907-06-22
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

For this meeting a special rate of one fare for the round trip will be granted by most of the railroads of the territory, the return trip being limited to September 3Oth. This rate is open to teachers or any other persons desiring it, the only condition being that any persons taking advantage of the rate must register at the head. quarters of the N E. A and pay a two dollar membership fee before their return coupon will be valid- ated by the railroad companies.
 These tickets can be procured on the main lines of the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific east of Mari. copa June 23d, and from other points July 2d. The Ell Paso and Southwestern being unable to make arrangements with the interstate commerce commission in time, cannot offer this rate.
 A suite of rooms has been rented in the Hollenbeck hotel, Los Angeles, for the headquarters oi Arizona teachers and their friends, and it is hoped that all Arizonans who visit Los Angeles during the N. E. A. will call at the Hollenbeck and register. and make it theil headquarters during the week, so that Arizona may make good showing at this great educational meeting.
 An appropriate badge will be issued to all who register at the N. E. A. These badges will entitle the holders to free admission to several attractions during the week and the membership fee of two dollars will entitle them to receive a complete report of the proceed. ings of the meeting which will be bound in neat volume.
 Special rates and excursions arc also planned for members of the association to points of interest ir the state of California.
 Further information relating te this meeting will be furnished upon application to A. J. Matthews director of the National Education al Association for Arizona, Tempe Arizona.
Williams news., 1907-06-22
IN speaking about the tramp

annovarce ta the railroads, a lfri'talinen' official of one of the rnadEsaid: :. In. Germany anyone getting on the right of way is lia ble to immediate arrest and punish ment. In this country a man can sue 2 nd: receiver from a railroad for befng.kilied. ::whils.; over in Ger many ths::railread. can recover damages from"the victims estate for mussing up: the engine. Here we. have to pay for a COW; there the owner of the COW has to settle for disarrapging the railroad schedule. We want to stop the tramp evil as much for the tramp's good ss for our own. because it is a very embarrassing thing to be struck by atrain." No doubt the tramp fraternity will agree with the said official as to the embarass, ment resulting from being struck by tra!n.
Williams news., 1907-06-22
Mine Warning Notice

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the mining claims, Eastern Star and Old Judge, situated in the Francis mining district. unorganized. in Coconino county, territory of Ari- zona, and of record in the recorders office of said county, are under bond and lease to party or parties other than the owners thereof, and that neither the mines or the un- dersigned will he responsible for any debts contracted for labor material or supplies or for any other expense upon said mining claims.
 J. w. FRANCIS.
 Dated June 1, 19O7..
Williams news., 1907-06-22

AND bear in minaS this fact: Ii the merchant doesn't invite your trade there is every reason to believe that he does notawant. it: Ps.roniae men. who are at lear, sufficiently liberal tocpnblicly ask for your patronage The advertis- ing columns of'tke local newspapers will give you a very accurate idea of the business men who want your business, and, further, who are entitled to it.-Ex. -A--
Williams news., 1907-06-22

THE statement of Senator Daniel that the democratic platform should be confined to matters on which the democrats are agreed. sounds very much. as though the -sena tor expected the party to go into the campaign on .an airship instead of platform.
Williams news., 1907-06-22
THE iuzy charged with the dut

THE jury charged with the duty of determining the guilt or innocence of Eugene Schmitz, mayor of; San: Francisco, under charge of iext6rting money from the restaurateurs of the city, re- turned unanimous verdict of guilty" thereby bringing to a close7ths: first: cha pter of the history of'San Francisco's fight for muni- cipal decency, for the overthrow of clas, rule : and,. in fact, for very existence:::x
Williams news., 1907-06-22

THE Mckinley, estate is valued at, $l35 ,OOO in personal property and $65, 900 in real estate. This is exclusive of the, estate of the estate of the president which,, by will, goes to his direct heirs. Mrs. Duncan and Miss Helen Mckinley of Cleveland, and Mrs. Herman Baer (Mabel McKinley).-:
Williams news., 1907-06-22

EIGHT. thousand dollars is the sum President, Roosevelt has ex- pended during the Hast eleven months on his trips about T the country. Congress. authorized the expenditure of $25 ,OOO year by the president for travel. This appropriation became available last July
Williams news., 1907-06-22

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up in colla apsible tube with d nozzle. Easy to afply right where the soreness and inflammation exists. It relieves at once blind bleeding. itching or protruding piles. Guaranteed. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.