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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

As~. J h Gazette is slowly re-
cosessag frosn her recent severe III
ne~s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
Now Ready For Your Inapeetion

Chas. A. Stevens 4 Bros. Chicago.
the greatest exclusive establishment
in the world for women's wear.
No MARY +. ZEIGLER,
3S-4l Local Agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

Mr. AMI Mrs Harry Grant arrived
IA G.ani-on Sa,srdsy from Coiasa
bss. Chic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

j. :. Foslse wens ~ IAssSer Tss~-
dsy t. speaa twe or three ~~'ks
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

". H. k.sdner made a ba.,ne-,
trip ~ nsscSs "Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
.Atteu { WeOSrea's
"a ] R
eseeissa cslofsds
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

Grand Lodge meeting. l. o. o.
+. Salida. Colo. One fare for the
round trip, Selling days October
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

The lsasosss all b. here Sanss,
fsoa Sabe IAnke
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

H. .ssA ~ SERIOUSLY III a, has
kassse IN wsus town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

First class meals at popular
prices. At the Royal Cafe on
Main street. Gunnison. Try the
Royal
II. B. LAsHBRoOK, PROP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
425 to California

EWsn Deaver via Colombo a0d SUuth
- Ry. For paftic1laD wriae.
: Il r. Z. Er<aER, q. r. A. 1lenver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
TWENTY YEARS AGO. 4

sisoiiih a''id acquaintance he forgot.
Aud nsrrr brought To- m,n7
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
Davtsa

News-Champion C0rresp0adeHce.
Wednesday, Oct ,.
W. Clark, of Iowa, is again in the
country.
W. II. Robinson and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Dwyer.
c. Addington and W. Robinson
made q business trip to Gunnison
this week.
j. Phile, A. j. Baggs and their
families went on camping and fish
ing trip last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
0Dvesmaa

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, October !.
The Leahy boys are at home
again from tine ranch.
W. l.. Mount has been here 10
have his annual work done for this
year.
Katie Leahy has gone to Sargent
to help Mrs. Curley in the boarding
house
Jennings and Kroft have gone to
Mt. Fairview TO do some annual
work for Bert Beymer
Mrs. II. =. Merriman and Miss
Edith Smith have gone to Rio
Blanco on a hunting trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

4 beautiful oak rocker is the
ideal presentfor birthday or we'd
ding. We have a large and well
finished line from which to select.
Clarence Adams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

Lost--Monday morning. Buckskin
pocket book, t~o compartments.
Bills inside. Reward for return.
Gro. EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

ANTED-News-Champion CORE
spondents at lola. Gothic, Tin Cup
and Pitkin. Will not some one in
these localities see TO it that the rep
resentation is kept up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

326 IS to Bisbee
From Denver via Colorado and South
ern Ry. For folder etc. write.
39-43 4. +. FISHER, g. r. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

~ f. - 4
The Isssoss ~sll te here Sapssx
fEo@ SeR Lac
H. asuA ~ SERIOUSLY III al sis
kasse N wsa town
" H. k.sdner made a business
trip ~ nsscSs "Wednesday
Ms. ! h Gazette is slowly re-
cosersag fEosn her recent severe ~
ness
Mr.. ssd hss " Y. Ballsa we're
lelts vsssss~ during Cattlemen $
Day ceashssssoa.
JHha 3sew has mosed his family
from the SaPp costa9e to the Woods
house Oa spssr Main street.
-. h Lewis, resident surerin,en-
dent u the bag RAYMOND mine was
dom o. bsssDess "Wednesday.
Mrs. tSo~ry schnepf and son
Harry Il Posderhorn are spending
-evesal days Of the week in
Gunnisoa.
Mr.. end Mrs Matt Cavennaugh. of
Glenwood Springs, were here Cat
tlewseR . 10y visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C@as. Hsss,harst
Pot Vsa Tsyl took out a Load of
lumber Aoaday for a new milk
house which he is building on his
Tomichi cssek ranch.
Jsdee Hetherington has sold to
Jn. ball Of Canon CITY his
half istessst in the Taylor river
ranch Owned by himself and Geo,
Hendricks.
Judge asd Mrs. Hetherlngton and
chlldrea won't to Denver this week
to be eoss fortnight Mrs. Heth-
eringtoa will stop in Pueblo to rep
resent tAs n. A. c. at the Women's
iederatioa.
Preeching At the Methodist church
at ! .. -. Subject, Sacred places
and how they are sscrsd." Even
ing ssrvis = .:30. Ssbject, Some
Of TIE ssssons for becoming
Chriseisa."
Philip Groves OF Bssna Vista,
wss here lsst week visiting his
coss;n Heay Psrrier Mr.. Groves
was astonished = the growth of our
agricultural indsstry, o. witnessed
by . drive up Ohio creek and the
Gunnison.
Ars. Eloiss Lehow, Department
Inspoctor Of the ". X. c. will be in
Gannison Saturday, October 9TH, to
inspect the work Of Gunnison corps
Regular meeting Oct. 5 at 2:3O. In
spection at $50 p. m. All corps
member~ are reqsested to be pres
ent
Rio Grande olicials have refused
to reinstate r. H. Skeggs at the re-
quest of Rio Grade operators He
was recently discharged at Grand
junction for rsfssing to test West
ern Union wires. Every operator
on the road may be called out which
would cripple other roads as well as
the Rio Grande.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
. A r n E n
A fine snowstorm Tuesday

A fine snowstorm Tuesday.
The crops which were sown early
are now getting green and presents
beautiful appearance to the world
since the long winter.
Johnnie Logue visited Knapp's Sun
day evening
Wonder why the Sun correspondent
quit?
Mrs. G. Noonan of Oshkosh, Wis, is
visiting friends here and will soon
start housekeeping on her farm.
Joe Hennessy called at the Mangan
home Sunday evening.
A fine game of ball was played at
Mike Mahoney's baseball park Sun
day between the West Darnen team
and the Gladiators. The score was 9
to 3 in favor of the Giadiators.
The snowstorm caused disturb
ance on the telephone line. Some of
the wires were blown to the ground.
Mike Tracy of st. Paul is visiting at
Mangan's this week.
Miss Katie Mahoney called on Miss
Alice Cellar Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Mahoney was very sick the
first of the week.
Billie O'Brien and the Blue Fellow
|! made business trip to Hancock one
day last week.
The northbound flyer Sunday even
ing caused quite an excitement for a
while. The whistle got out of order
and couldn't be shut off. 1t whistled
an hour steady.
Cattle Wanted.
want to buy cattle of any descrip-
ton. Write me if you have any for
sale. NJ. Mahoney, Morris, Mimi.
Landlay-Here is your board bill,
sir.
Boarder-Well, put it down, and I'll
Jump it.-New York Press.
Burdens all seem lighter
When a ready smile
Makes the way grow brighter,
Shortening every mile.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
PEPPERTON

J. King and family of Morris visit
ed with F. Andert's Sunday.
The German M. E. church of Pep
perton have decided to keep Kinder
tag. They will have program on
June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bach and G..
Kosbab and family visited with II.
Zimmerman on Sunday.
Amy, Elva and Myrtle Gausman
spent pleasant afternoon with Ella
and Helen Gausman Sunday.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
Plocker of Scott is improving in
health.
J. w. Schmidt and A. B. Fagen are
thru planting corn. Mr.. Schmidt
planted about % acres.
Mrs. VIM. Boedeeker called ON Mrs.
Plocker on Monday.
Carl and Mary Andert visited with
Frank and Amanda Bach on Sunday.
Tilie Hoyer and Ellen Quigley had
dinner with Matte Baumgarten on
Sunday.
Willie. King and Clarence Bach
called ION Edward and Emil Gausman
Sunday.
Harvey and Orven Gausman visited
George and Wesley Heick Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Heuer visited with
H. Heick on Sunday. r..
| J. W. Schmidt, Jr., transacted bust
ness at Alberta on Monday.
1t must seem strange to the swal-
lows to come here for the summer
and after week or so to find winter
setting in.
| School in District SO will close the
31st. They will have ball game on
the last day.
Florence Boedecker spent Sunday
with Lena Andert.
| Rosa Ernst who has been working
at Litschauer's for about six months
is back home.
I'll. Zimmerman and Ell. Hoyer
transacted business at Morris We'd
nesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
SAW NEGRO WITH GUN.
Witness Tells of the Shooting Up Of
Brownsville.

Washington, May IF. A. II. San
born manager of the Western Union
Telegraph company at Brownsville,
Tex, in the Brownsville Investigation
before the senate committee on mill
tary affairs, testified that he saw a
negro soldier, carrying gun, enter
the post at about the time the firing
ceased on the night of Aug. Is. On
cross-examination he said the man
was walking deliberately and did not
appear to be hurrying from crime to
escape detection. Sanborn was some
what confused as to incidents Of the
night because Of fright and, although
occupying a room directly across the
road from the main gate of the post,
many OF the occurrences over which
there Is no conflict of testimony what
ever escaped him. He was positive,
E.tswever, that the man was negro
soldier and that he carried gun.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
THREATENED BY DROUGHT
Condition of Russian Wheat Crop
Most Unfavorabie.

Odessa, May 1.-THE European
wheat situation is regarded by com
petent grain merchants here as being
most unfavorable. The present prices
are the highest quoted in Russia for
decades past. The provinces of Bes-
sarabia, Poltava, Kherson and Podolio,
where wheat is chiefly cultivated, are
gravely affected. Seventy-ive per cent
of the winter crops have been dam
aged by the cold weather and dry
spring. Owing to the sudden rise in
temperature fortnight ago from four
degrees below freezing point to in
tense summer heat the entire spring
crops will be lost unless rain falls
within a week.
The president of the grain bourse
attributed the present prices in Rus
STA to the foreign quotations of grain,
which Russia is compelled to follow
owing to the exhaustion of her stocks.
The prospect of crop failure, how,
ever, has not caused any speculation
In grain
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
LIQUOR DEALERS ENJOINED
Action in Kansas Against Additional
Brewing Companies.

Topeka, Kan, May 1.-THE state
supreme court has, in response to quo
warranto proceedings filed by Attor-
ney General Jackson, issued restrain
ing orders against the following four
foreign corporations, enjoining the
companies and their agents from sell
ing, disposing of or removing any
property which they may own in the
state or from using such property in
disposing OF liquor within the state.
Dick Bros Brewing company of Hi
nois, Fred Miller Brewing company of
Wisconsin, William J. Lemp Brewing
company of Missouri and the M. K.
Goetz Brewing company Of Missouri.
An application Of the attorney gen
eral to have a receiver appointed to
take charge of the property Of the
four companies was set for argument
ly the court On May %. On the same
d@te motions to quash service Of sum-
mons in cases of six other brewing
companies. for which receivers have
been appointed, will be heard.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
Appropriated over $4,000, 900.

Harrisburg, Pa, May 1.-THE Penn
sylyania legislature of 1907 passed
into history with a record Of having
appropriated s15,o0O,O0O for the public
schools, $7,o00.OOO for good roads, S.,
100000 for pensions for Pennsylvania
soldiers of the Civil war and $4,000,
900 for public and private charities
and various other purposes and hav.
ing filled nearly all the pledges of the
great political parties in last years
camnaipn
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
ACCUSED OF LAND FRAUDS
Twelve indictments by Federal Grand
Jury at Denver.

Denver, May 1.-THE federal grand
Jury has made a report of it's first
days work to Judge R. E. Lewis in
the United States district court. In
dictments were returned for twelve
men who are charged with land frauds
and Judge Lewis ordered warrants is
sued for their immediate arrest. Most
of the warrants must be served out
Of town and until the arrests are made
no names will be given for publica-
ton. Bail was set at $4,000 in each
Instance. 1t is thought that it will be
several days before all the warrants
can be served.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
GIRLS IN SUICIDE PACT
Four Iowa Young Women Take
Poison at Same Hour.
TWO DEAD AND TWO DYING

Victims Resided in Different Parts o.
the State, but 1t Is Asserted That
the Agreement Was Made While At
tending School Together.
Des Moines, May 17.-Bound by an
oath taken at school together that
when one died all should die four Iowa
girls attempted suicide the same day.
| Two of them are dead The girls live
in different parts Of the state, but de-
velopments show that all the attempts
cisely the same way and for the same
reason. The dead are Kate Farrell
of Birmingham and Kittie Broell OF
Cox Creek Elizabeth Fletcher of
Bonaparte and Lille Milburn of Oar.
| by are dying.
All the girls took strychnine at the
same time Ill health is reported to
have been the cause of the suicide In
each case Kate Farrell was the
daughter of James Farrell, well-to-do
farmer residing near Birmingham.
Kittie Broell took strychnine and
then, to make death more certain
blew her head partly off with a shot,
gun. Her sister had just died and she
grieved over the fact until she became
i'll.
The most sensational case was that
Of Lilly Milburn, formerly Lilly Far
rell, who, it is claimed, ended her life
because she had been forced to marry
man she did not love. She wed Har
~ Milburn because her parents ar
ranged the match when she was fit
teen years old When she refused to
live with her husband her parents
threatened to force her to do SO and
she swallowed poison.
Elizabeth Fletcher of Bonaparte was
of the same age and in Ill health. II
| is thought that the sister of Kitty
| Broell, who died a short time ago, was
member of the club and that when
| she killed herself the other members
carried out their oath to take the1'
lives when the first member died.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
Minimizes Strike on Canal.

Washington, May 17-Secretary
Bishop of the isthmian canal commits
sion has received a cablegram from
Colonel Goethals, the chief engineer
of the work on the isthmus, minimiz-
ing the strike Of the dredge workers.
The dispa&l was in reply to an in
quiry sent by Secretary Bishop and is
as follows: Il have no fear of the
outcome. The movement is condemned
by all.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
TO D|SSOL vE COMBINE
Said President Is Determined to
Prosecute Hartman.
PROCEEDINGS ARE DELAYED
Ghief Executive Apprehensive That
Present Prosperity May Be Affected
and He Wishes to Avoid Such a
State of Affairs at This Time.

Washington, May lie. II. Harri-
man must be criminally prosecuted for
h:s railroad deals.
This is the fixed determination OF
r, eident Roosevelt without reference
4 What action may be suggested by
tt,a department. of justice or the inter-
$50. commerce commission. He
r" lied this conclusion a long time
acp aad nothing short of drastic pro-
cae;t against the great magnate
vii satisfy him.
The question of selecting a pysch-
olc".cal time for beginning proceed
ings against Mr. Hartman is all that
has DELAYED the bringing of suit.
The president is apprehensive that
prosperity may be affected by suits to
dissolve oil the combinations arranged
by Hartman. He does not want such
a condition to arise until nearer the
close of his term.
For this reason he has decided not
to have proceedings instituted until
late in the autumn or the winter.
This understanding existed at the de-
partment of Justice and the interstate
commerce commission.
CONSERVATION prevailed here when
It became known that in some way
the report submitted by Messrs. KEEL
logg and Severance to the commission
had become public. This arose from
the fact that the president has not
uat read or annrnved the ranOrt
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
Masked Men Whip Prisoner.

Bloomington, Ind, May 17.-Five
mash@d men at Ellettsville, this coun-
ty, bound and gagged the town mar
shall, took from him the Jail keys and
secured the only prisoner, Oscar Nor
ris, whom they dragged to tree and
whipped severely Morris is the son
Of a highly respected citizen and was
caught recently in dice game, put to
work on the streets to pay a fine,
broke loose and was recaptured
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
Sunday Hotel Music Barred.

Boston, May 17.-Music in hotel
diningrooms on Sunday is violation
of the law, according to decision
given by Chief Justice Bolster of the
municipal court in test case brought
against the members of an orchestra
playing at one of the Boston hotels
Judge Bolster imposed fine of S. OF
each member of the orchestra.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
FLOOD ON RESERVATION.
Ead River Raises Havoc Near Ash
:. land, Wis.

Ashland. Wis, May 17.-Bad river,
which runs through the Chippewa res
ervation south of Ashland, has over
flowed its banks and is the highest in
gears. The village of Odanah is flood
ed and third of the inhabitants have
been forced out of their homes, some
of them being taken out in canoes.
The flood has stopped the Stearns mill
and threatens bridges.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
RUFF BEFORE GRAND JURY
Another Batch of indictments Likely
to Result.

San Francisco, May 17.-Abraham
Ruef went before the grand jury dur
ing me afternoon and testified. The
prosecution says that Mayor Schmitz
will be the next to confess.
Ruef's appearance before the grand
jury is expected to produce another
batch of indictments against prom
nent people.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-05-18
TOWN CLERKS.

TOWN CLERKS.
PLACE ADDRESS NAME
Swan Lake Morris r F De C,P. Carlson
Framnas Morris II F D1 E, E. Solseth
Hodges Hancock CT Park
Moore Hancock VIC. Huntley
Horton Morris r F D 8 J J Hanrehan
Darnen Morris Maurice Calvin
Morris Morris J. w. Eddy
Rendsville Morris T. F. Mccartney
Donnelly Donnelly N. A. Erdah1
Pepperton Morris w. Gausman
Scott Alberta G. III. Faru ell
Synnes Alberta Chris Cudrio
Stevens Chokio F. Carlson
Baker Chokio w. H. Marin
Everglade Chokio John frost
Eldorado Chokio J. H. McRoberts
VILLAGE CLERKS.
Hancock. ........... C. G. VIM. Benn
Chokio. ......................F F. Lewis Larson
LEGAL.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
Big BENEFIT FOR
TERRY MGOvERN
At PHILADELPHIA
Old Tire PssatassR aac pFessat Day
csAeerstses Viii ee PTsssnse-
Terry os'~a anc oS&

Philadelphia, Jan 7&-A mOGsasF
A&nefs for Terry NcGox*Tn wfl bs
xaven sonAghs ut tA~ AAia ot the Sat3on-
u Athletic clab. With every prospect
oG realarlag = tidy san for The 10 long
- terrible Teddy. Fsye stn-soand boz
Ing houtg between New York a0d Pal
a1eaphia scrsppess w1ll he feature a
the show. May oid-ttne pagfaists
have also offered their services and
Philadelphia fight fans vii! again be
afforded an opportunity 10 see Baily
Bocap. the former amateur lightweight
champion. CHk Russell. Mike Donovsn.
Bully Edwards and others famous IN
the ring. George ". Cohan. the COM
ledlan. ls here this week and has vol
unteefet 10 DO turn and to referee
one Of The bouts. "Rabe" Waddell.
the king Of diamonds. wiil Do q stunt
Ias the gentiemaniy usher Who viii
nov pass around" hawking McGov.
ern's photographs. and also book civ.
ing the printable details Of TerTy's
life. The show has been widely nd.
veTtised. several leading shov print.
ing houses furnishing free autographs,
which were posted without charge BY
the Phllsdeiphia local Of the Hn.
posters union. Hundreds Of tickets
have already teen sold and II b expect
ed that standing. room win be a. q
premium. as McGovern has many I'd
misers - E,eepytown.
Advsoes rssdoyed eere sFom sds
Stamford sanitartum where Terry a
now . patient state that he 10 hope
lessly insane and that his death II on
~ Q matter Of q few nonths. Thos.
Who have seen him recently declar,
that not . remnant Of h!s former vic
Ioroas manhood % left ana thst hs hsl
become . living Skeleton. spsuding II,
days gabblinE incoherently Of bio pas
triunphs and glories. He does no
recognize any Of his former friend
and is Q hopeless mental wreck. Ill
In said 70 be % weak that he staxger
when he attempts TO walk. The COS
Iof keeping him at the sanitarsum I
Iabout $50 month. and It 10 expecte,
that the benefit here tonight, togethe
with the one to be held In New Yorl
next week. viii yield enough none
70 pay HcGovern's expenses for th
lrest of hls life.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

efforts Mrs. Mitchell 10 also Of iosiy
birth. q chiid Of commoners. and al
s years os age yas the little mother Of
the smaller ehiidren Of the family.
she Ia a. unassuning % her husband.
and In rearing her chihren In the
horeiy atmosphere Of d mining town.
where the Mitchelis own an nnprssen-
fioum frame house.
Lat yeas. vhen the operators voci.
feDuaiy Declared that II The ,minsrs
struck u would result 10 The inter N.
nihiisuca Of The unioa. many psspis b.
iieved them. They reclaimed without
he adhesive power Of Mitebslllsn.
The reports os The officials 70 the
present convention show that the min.
Isrs have . larger and mors powerful
Organization now than before the
Istrike. That this result is mainly due
TO the Leadership Of Mitchell cannot
BE- denied. although II 10 admitted thai
he hss many powerful supporters. ous
Iof these u Frank Robbins. manager ol
The Pittsburg Coal company, which op
crates largo mines IN western Pennsyi
vania and employs over $4,000 men
During the toint conference betveer
the miners and operators last year
when war or peace depended upon ths
decision. Robbins sided with the min
ers and declared their demands for ar
increase were Just and right. For this
he was ostracized by the other opera
tors. some OF whom declared that III
would be ruined with the miners
union. Despite all threats and plead
ings Robbins paid the advance asket
and his mines continued In operation
That his course was a wise one II
shown by the last statement Of III.
company. which shows an increase I,
the profits Of the company Of neari,
100 per cent. Robbins policy wa
successful and proved that Il pays Il
acceded TO reasonable demands.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan is.-So man
In the entire eountry has an large .
single psrposed following - John
Mitchell. Who VII he reelected pres.
ia~nt a ths United States Mine Work
- ot America BIZ the ocaventon nov
sa ssssaos hsse Inis nstle. auies -
beriy<lsa nan. for many yeass . coal
niaSr. n ons oS ADsrsca's most pov-
ssfsg poseasasea TIE fuel suppay. d
sAs coustry Y =. his mercy. 4 vesd
from hin. and practically sresy coal
miner Of ths, eoantsy would Nv down
his. aptck aaa quit work n 10 his
groAtast clain 70 honor thas b. has
ssver ahussd ia power conferred up'
On hin by his fellow miners.
Pcrsoaaiiy. Mischeii In the most nod
81 snd uaassuning Of men. He las .
subdued. stndious cir Of . priest and
ell TIE pasasscs Of phi,osopher. He
hss won and keeps tho unchaaging
confidencs of more than . quarter Of
milltcn Of men. representing esery
race and tongue. ana every phase Of
religious and political belief. irish
Catholics. French freethinksrs. Ger.
man Sociaiists. Italian anarchists.
Greek Catholics. Prosestants, republic
ans, democrats. sil are embraced In
shis greatest and most cosmopolitan Of
unions. Despite their differences. all
agree upon one thing--that John Nit.
cheil is the greatest leader they have
ever had or are likely to have.
Mitchell was not reared on luxury,
and scarcely knows the meaning Of the
word. His mother died while he was
Jet an infant, and his father was killed
perhaps murdered is the wori-in
one Of those terrible mine accidents
which the son is laboring 20 earnestly
20 prevent. All the education Mitchell
has acquired, and the extent Of his
learning surpasses that OF many uni
yersity graduates. has been by his own
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

One Of the worst features Of kidney
trouble 10 that II Ia an insidious dis.
ease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have q fatal NAL
cdr. Take Foley's kidney Cure st the
Arssl sign OF trouble a. II corrects
trreguiarities and prevents Bright's
disease and diabetes.
o. @. Schsefer. Sixth street and
Dcugias avenue