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VAST THRoNo IDLE.
Golden Gate city piled with Noa-
working Laborer..

Golden Gate city Pulled with Non-
WORKING Laborer-.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3i.-Accord.
ing to the figures based on an inyesti.
Cation conducted By Harlor Commits.
sionsr ". v stafford. therc are approx.
lmatcly 1000 persons Idle In San Fran.
cisco as the direct result 81 the existing
labor trouhlcs. stafford. who was Tor
merry state labor commissioner. has
submitted the following IMPORT 10 Gov
ern0r Glllrtt:
The san Francisco Musicians union
has n membership 81 p1. 80 this time
but fifty are working regularly. The
majority u the mcmbcrs Ia The union
mr.. taking turn about Tor this en-
ployment.
"Of about G.0O0 clerks and statesmen
IN retail stores 2OOO arr out ~ EN-.
ployment aud those that are working
get two days OF weekly. some with
AMI some without pay.
There are 1850 ironworker~. 1000
carmen. 800 telephone girls aud 1000
laundry workers out on strike.
Ten thousand men OF the building
trades arc ont 81 work through strikes.
lack 81 material aud lack 81 money
Three hundred laundry wagon drlv.
crs are out 90 employment as n result
81 the laundry WORKER strike
ZIP 10 month aeo architects took
craftsmen who could not speak Eng.
lish aud we're glad 10 gct ticn. Now
there are four or ave applicants In
every Office dally and NO work 10 b.
had
''rhc restaurant business u cut In
hair and the help diminished proper.
tiouately.
Pour thousand laborcrs on street
railroad work arr laid on. They walk
the streets In droycs looking for work
aud congcst tho employment Offices"
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WOULD DC FATAL BLOW.
Es-Jada~ wallace Deaosares rias
psr Elective Judiciary.

Y
rsr Elective Judiciary.
NEW YORK. May -. Former Judge
william !. wallace. rccrnily retired
from the United States circuit court.
AZ a dinner given IN his honor Nc the
waldorf Astoria by the lar 81 New
York state sharply criticised President
Roosevelt for his attitude towaid cor.
porations aud bitterly denounced the
assaults ON property made In the guisc
~ legislation. lie said IN part:
As I avn no longer n federal judge
feel free 90 express by sentiments
about the national Judiciary. think
Il can b. said without exaggcation
that the federal judiciary NJ an agRrc-
gate has always been and II ~ able.
ns learned. as conscientious and az ~.
iiclent body OF judges NJ ever nd.
minlsicrcd justice. and make no ex.
ccptlon when I compare them with
the judiciarics OF England.
III Il seriously proposed by large
element IN one 81 our political parties,
and the proposition II advocated by
it, most conspicuous lcnder-one who
n likely 90 be- IT, candidate for the
presidency NJ the next national elcc.
tion-to abrDgatc the life tenure ~
the judges Of the circuit and district
courts and Ia abrogatc ~ well the
methods Of their selection and 10 sub
stitutc an elective Judiciary with n
short term years. I think.
mo blow inorc fatal than this could
be aimed NJ al that IL valuable In the
existing system. II has been provoked
largely by the courage ~ these judges
In restraining the lawicss acts Of
trades unions and Ia protesting against
the enforcement Of state legislation
which they believed 70 conflict with
the guarantees Of the federal constl-
tuition
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 2o.-AssIst.
ant District Attorney iIeney said that
II has been discovered that the police
force Il being used In an attempt 10
reach prospective jurors and witnesses
In the bribery graft prosecution. lie
ney charged that Chief OF Police Dlnan
approached persons who will h. called
a. witnesses In some of the trials and
questioned them as 10 what testimony
they intended 20 give.
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PARIS. May 2a-The programme Of
King Haakon aud Queen Maud of Nor.
way passed on without any untoward
Incident. The luncheon nj the Norwe.
gian Legation and reception Of the dip
lomstic corps at the foreign ministry
on tho DUAL d'Orsay was followed by
a big reception NJ the Hotel de vile
The appearance Of the sovereigns on
the streets with n mounted escort ere
aicd much popular enthusiasm.
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r..,o,.. a,,.s.a ,,.,., Taken.

ROANOKE. Va. May ~ - George
Peters. the man charged with the as.
fascination Of Rev. Joseph Easter In
Carroll county. has been captured near
the scene OF the tragedy and II being
taken TO the county Jail at Hlllriiie.
Easter was said 90 have been accused
o. making reports against Illicit whis-
Ky dlstillers. lie was called 10 his door
al night and shot 10 death. There was
reward OF $500 for the arrest OF
Peters.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Gu. T. Remington is In Arlington TO.
day.
c. II. purnham OF Burlington was t.
town ye,terday.
Miss Mary Sheaby OF Troy spent
Memorial day with Ler mother.
Thomas Horton OF saltwater was 10
town over Memorial Jay.
Two more men have arrived to work
on the new mill OF HI 'moie aud Slade.
Miss Norah Hannsman VI Science.
tady spent Thursday with Miss Rose
Morris.
Misses Anna Nolan and Nellie Ira.
cy Of Schenectady we're the guests yes
terday OF relatives.
Mrs Il. @. Brown and Mrs Fred Hop
klns n went this morning 10 Brattle-
boro for q short visit.
Saturday afternoon the Olymplcs
will cross bats with the East Arlington
B. b. club on the home grounds.
The usual Decoration day exercises
were held 10 the local cemetery. Rev
@. W, Rowley OF bennington deliver
cd the address.
Sunday afternoon Mt o'clock will
be the annual Decoration exercises al
Bennington Falls. Rev W. y. Newell
will deliver the address.
Rev ]. Il. Harper OF the local Con
4 gregAtlonal church and Rev &. w
liowley OF the Bennington ME- churcl
will exchange pulpits Sunday mornln,
There will be food sale by Diyi
sion Q In the parlor OF the Secont
Congregational church on Saturda,
afternoon. Fish balls, hash, salad
pastry, candles and orange marina
lade.
In the afternoon Thursday the N. Il
II. s. defeated the high school froI
ioosick Falls by l5.3. In the morn
lng the n. B. II. y. went TO Sout
SALISBURY and we're beaten by tn
Eagles IL !.
Mr. aud Mrs II. g. Pratt and son n
New Haven, Conn. spent Memoirs
day at Mr. PratIs home here NJ
Pratt left today but Mrs Pratt an
child will make visit Of some lengi
before returning home.
Yesterday morning the olympics d.
feated the Knickerbockers OF watei
ford with q score OF III. r.. j. Wort
lngton and w. Shanaban MATERIAL
strengthened the olympics. Some dr
batting vas done aud very fes error
we're made by either team
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,,....,. p..ror Case. p,.m,...s.

NEW YORK. May ~ Fifteen cases
asking In the aggregate for s250.0oo
damages for personal injuries aud
deaths caused by the iroquols theater
fire In Chicago over three years ago
were dismissed In the United States
court on the motion ~ Lawyer David
Gerber. counsel for klaw a Granger.
the defendants.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town aud village Drlsfy
Told for Busy Readers.

Mr. and Mrs Russell Dunn observed
their silver wedding anniversary Me-
mortal day.
Miss Mary A. O'Donnell is spend
Ing the day In Troy where she is TAX.
l X O course 10 the 7. o, Conservat ory
OF music.
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MULLIGAN 4 ROCHE
Will Fit You Out in
HART, SCHAFFNER
& MARX
Clothing Acknowledged
the Best Made

thh( D&ok Nhes
The Most Stylish, the Fin
est Fitting, The Material
Guaranteed all Wool. We
are the Sole Agents
Suits, Top Coats, Rain Goats. Your
choice from $1,000 to $500.
Knox Straw Hats $500 to $500
Straw Hats 2sc to $500. Farmer
Straw Hats Sc. 10c, lSc, Csc. Fancy
Hose from l0c to SOC. Stylish Shirts
from SOC to $500. Plain and Fancy
Vests $l.00 to $3.50. Trousers from
$l.00 to 5000. Flannel Suits from
$500 to $500. Flannel Trousers
from $3.50 to 5000. White Duck
and Crash Hats for men, boys and
children from Csc to SOC. Belts Csc
and SOC. Children's Sailors Csc to
SOC. Working Gloves l0c to SOC.
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4 0sT-Palr % gold spectaeles on saturday
moruing. somewhere on school or Main
neAI school house. finder villrcturn sane 20
". W. Mason, Soldies' Home. and receive
suitable reward. Ete
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

J,O REST-Nice barn on school 81. Appi,
i N Mrs Frances A. Eddlneton. Sz5 schoo
street 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

4 RENT-IIouse. nnely located. three bed
Kitchen. Apple 70 lockwood & Howe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

RIO RENT-f.foom house. ffrt floor. with AL
i modern improvements. Main street. Ap.
ply " y. ". Lockwood.
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n ~ " HIVE -
Adv ER I Isl N G
WANTED.
LUANTED-Pattem makers State expert
w ence and reference. Address Box M
bennington.
nv ANTED-At once. n thoroughly co mp
w etent man 10 square and straighten nne
uage knitting needles. Address Niagara SILK
ILLS No. TOnawaDda, N. Y. 09ig
VIZ ANTED once, three unfurnishe
w rooms. Apply 10 lockwood a Howe.
e6t9
WANTED-Silyer, gold nickle. brass and
w copper platlng. Chandeliers und stove /
parts 10 rennish. Albany Plating works. 74s
Albany. N. Y. 65p
WY ANTED-By a strictly temperate man, |
w position rs stationary engineer, ~ year |
experience Address Samuel II. Bently. Box |
y, South Berlin, Rensselaer, Co., MY oiua
MEN WANTED for automobile driving |
wi and repair business; t25 for Road driving |
course, easy payments, largest and best school
Also Correspondence course for home study. |
Send stamp for catalogue. Boston Auto fchool,
A3 fremont St.. Boston. 81
XHTANTED-woman 10 do kitchen work at
es tif
WANTED Cooks. Mattresses. second girls
w and general domestlcs. ti6 10 $40 per
mouth. Also girls 10 take positions 10 shops
aud mills nc 81 20 a. per day. Call OF c0mmuni'
cate Mt once with lockwood Howe, Bennlng.
ton. VI. 25tf
FOR SALE.
TOR sALE-Soil for grading purposes. y
b. Edgerton, Deweyst 65t2t
EOR sALE-Smith Premier typewriter and
IL stand In excellent condition and but
little used. Price reasonable. W. A. Root, ~
South 81. cot
fI,O RENT-Nice barn on school 81. Apply
i IN Mrs Frances A. Eddineton. SIS School
street 81
U,OR sALF-Early seed potatoes. best vari.
" eties. II. \. Durham. No Bennington. titf
40 REM.
10 RENT=small tsnement Inquire Al
i ileath's, Kim ~. optl
u,O RENT-Tenement OF i've rooms In real
J. 90 Of ,. Evans, peys ROOM Good cellar A.
no RENT-Two rooms on third floor oil
Il savings Bank Building. Will rent singly
OF together Apply 10 u n. Dewey. treasurer
@Rtf Sis cot
4 RENT-uouse. nnely located, three bed
rooms, sitting room. dining room and
kitchen. Apple 10 lockwood q Howe.
no RENTING store now occupied by Mis-,
| Barney. The Oldest millinery stand IN
Bennington. Apply TO $. II. Rock wood.
| RIO RENT-f.room house. nfrt floor. with ~
i modern improvements. Main street. Ap
ply to \. n. Lockwood.
rI,o RENr-Two rooms suitable for once, OF
| ground noor. corner OF Main and Nalen
tine. Inquire Mrs X. Norton. 40 feasan
81 eSu
II 70 tR0o each Apply 70 lockwood 4
Hove. -
10 RENT STORAGE LOCKERS. :
Clean aud dty Individual rooms for stor
re OF household furniture, etc. Locstiot
eatrA WIN. X. Hawks. 80 North -.
T,o HENT-ADAMs MILL property. d
whole or In part, with or without wats'
| power. Entrance from North and MAis SIS
wm. X. HAWKS. 1us North ~.
I,o Desirable tsnements. cfnccs an,
stores. Possession given immediately,
w.E Havks. co5 rorth B
|
I
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

DEuIsoroN a Contractor. IN
II balidinE aud slate roohus. once iis south
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

TOR sALF-Early seed potatoes. Best var
II etles. II. \. Dunham. No. Bennington. "a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

no RENT-The store now occupied by Miss
Bennington. Apply 10 s. II. Rock wood.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMEs SILK. contractor and builder. Also
y repairing. rebuilding ana snoofk shop on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

E,OR sALE-Smiih Premier typewriter an,
il stand In excellent condition and bu
little used. Price reasonable. W. A. Root, "
South ST. CDf
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-SoIl for grading purposes.
b. Edgerton, Deweyst 6St2t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

I osT-Gold star pin Of pearls with diamond
IL center, Thursday Afternoon. Reward uill
~ given II returned 70 Dr. WIN stevarts.
Washington 81 I0tt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

no RENT-Two rooms on third floor Of
i Savings Bank Building. viii rent singly
OF together. Apply 10 u n, Dewey. treasurer.
oDQtf cir o6u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

U,ousD-oa West Main street gold fob.
II monogram -. a.. l. vita picture of LADY
aside charm. Osner may have sane BY pay
inr Tot this adv. and calling AZ Mycr smiths.
Mccall -. 5ois
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NO RENT-Two rooms suitable for once, on
ground noor. corner OF Main and valen.
tine. Inquire Mrs X. Norton. sio Pleasant
81 eSu
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\ osr-Rubber lap robe. Thursday afternoon
IL about s.Jo, somewhere 90 ether Union,
Main or North streets. Reward vii be given
n returned 90 Geo ID Atwood. gtb Kim 81. 10
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u,o Desirable tsnemenus. ofsccs and
i stores. Possession given immediately.
WI Havks. co5 rorth NJ
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Cor iith street aud University Place
(ouc block from broadway ears)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

nNO RENT-Tenemen OF I'VE rooms In rear
ply 20i Pleasant st. g.
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EURsIsuFD ROOMS 10 rent. from si.e
Il 70 t2.0o each Apply 10 lockwood
Howe. u
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no REM.

10 nENT-small tsnement Inquire q
i iltath's, Kim ~. cptl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31

M aud Mrs II. g. Pratt and son oi
New Haven, Conn spent Memorial
day at Mr. Pratl's home here Mr.
Pratt leit today but Mrs Pratt and
child will make visit Of some length
before returning homa
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Great Italian Statesman.

Nicolo Machiavelll. from whose sur.
name has been coined synonym for
treacherous craft. was n writer OF ner.
cous and concise Italian. He took high
rank as n dramatist, his comedy of
"Mandragola" being pronounced In.
ferior only to the work OF voltaire.
Leo X admired 1t 80 much that he had
1t played before him In Rome. His
book on the Art OF War" won tho
praise OF 80 competent Judge as Fred
erick the Great Of Prussia. His policy
in statesmanship embodied In his work
The Prince" was the direct antlthesis
of washington's sentiment that Hon.
esty Is the best policy"
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NEW WAY TO EARN A MEAL.
Stranger at Police Headquarters Cav,
An Exhibition OF Nerve.

The noon hour passed at police
headquarters the other day with the
ordinary quiet OF Sunday says the
Kansas City Times. 1t was even a
little less noisy than usual. Every
body was-resting. About one O'Clock
policeman, who couldn't find any
other place open, strolled in. sug
gestion of spring fever retarding his
movements. He thought the place
was deserted at first. Then he saw
somebody asleep In the chair reserved
for William Long, the jailer
Hey. 'Bill!" he shouted.
No answer. and then he saw II
wasn't Bill" So he started on a hunt
for the jailer and finally found him.
Who's that asleep In your chair
'Bilr?" asked the ofiicer.
'I1l see,' said BILL" without much
enthusiasm.
lie looked long and earnestly at the
sleeper.
q dunno who he is" he said. 'T'll
ask the sergeant"
Search me-" said Sergt Eubanks
I'm ask the captain
Hanged II | ever saw him before, -
was Capt. Weber's comment. 'Tll ask
the chief"
Think I've seen him somewhere. =
said Chief Hayes. who prides himself
on his extensive and cosmopolitan ac.
quaintance. But ! cant place him. -
The sleeper slept on. At 1880 o'clock
he awoke and looked around.
How about that meal ticket?" he
asked Sergeant Eubanks.
What meal ticket?" demanded the
sergeant.
Well" said the stranger. they told
me II I'd come here and wait long
enough you'd give me a meal ticket"
The sergeant just stared
Such nerve should not go unre
warded," he said finally. Then he
wrote an order for Jail meal and give
It TO the timid stranger.
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to err as another-given the same cir.
cumstances, the same temptations,
Some OF us are stronger, some arc
'veaker--all are mortal"
"D!ck;"
"Weil'" supposo that you were that
man, Suppose something did come 10
lisht out OF the past, Just one act Of
imprudenee, OF which YOU may have
been guilty yourself q doasn times--.
would you forgive herr"
III really loved her, could FOR.
give her anything"
Mrs. Kennedy had arisen and was
standing with one elbow pressed
against the sharp edge OF the mantel
shelf, two throbbins circles of Grim.
son high up on her cheeks.
There's such a vast difference be-
tween q mans code and a womans 4 4"
she kept on, "as set down by conven,
| tion-and men"
There isn't any in the eyes of God"
he said, and there isn't in the minds
OF the truly just
you mean everything you've said,
Richard?' she questioned abruptly, in
a taut, husky voice.
why else should have said it?"
he replied
An instants stress OF silence en-
sued. after which Kennedy got up and
stood beside her, encircling her tender
ly with his arm. Her head dropped
for an instant, but presently she
at h
breath coming in little sharp jerks as
she made the announcement;
Il have need of your forgiveness,
| then,' she said, ''for there was another
man-before you came. believed my.
self his lawful wife, but 1t turned out
there was another woman, too, and"
She broke down all at once and hid
her face on his shoulder,
For a moment his arms supported
her but there was no warmth in the
embrace. She lifted her head and
looked deep into his eyes: they met
her glance with ono OF tragic grave
| ness and even his lips were white.
An eternity of seconds wound by.
| Then:
'' saw sou loTslNt me,
she cried, falling back, stung. Her
eyes looked big and black and hollow
and every atom of color seemed
squeezed from her face.
After while he walked over to a
| window, drew a curtain back silently
and stood looking out at the starlight
over the deserted street 1t was some
time before he turned and came back
to where his wife stood
Il never dreamed you could be-as
| other women" he said stonily. but
If you'd only cared enough for me to
have given me your confidence in the
beginning" he continued with rising
| passion.
Il loved you too much was afraid.
That was my reason" The red flashed
swiftly into cheeks that were pale
enough moment ago.
A long time she waited for him to
speak, but the lines about his mouth
only frightened.
When she could endure It no longer,
she turned and with sudden desper.
ate movement flung herself toward the
door.
He let her go, and long after mid.
night she heard him pacing restlessly
to and fro In his study.
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MOVING HOUSE-The Maze prop
erty, two room frame house On
West Main street, is to be moved to
Coal Greek. A tree standing on the
edge of the sidewalk had to be remov-
ed before the house could be taken
out. This will make good improve
ment to West Main street as the houses
are little too crowded along there.
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y be brought in by commerce.

NJ. w. AS CHALLENGED The
Portland IDEAL base ball team issues
a challenge to the NJ. W. A. team of
this city for game Sunday, July
2s, with the same line up as that of
yesterday for n purse of $50 or 800.
In view Of the fact the NJ. W. AS
We're victors over the Ideals yester-
day by score of % to I2 ought to
look good to our boys for a return
game on the above challenge.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

MOTHER LOW-McReyno Bros.
left Saturday night for their old
home in Missouri in response to in
telligence that their mother was not
expected to live. Ray Modie is work
ing in their barber shop during their
absence
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

EVERYBODY'S FAIR The fair
association at Salt Lake City, Utah,
is sending ont souvenir postals invit-
ing people from everywhere to attend
their fair September 30 to October g.
1t is unique way of advertising for
a crowd.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

CELEBRATED-F copy of
the Colon Starlet received by J. Vic
tor McCandless we note that the
Fourth of July was celebrated down
there and that the band under ". H.
Storm, formerly of Florence, furnish
ed music for the occasion.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

MONEY AT HOME-One dollar
circulated in community is worth
to 1t $50. 90 circulated in some other
place. A district is made wealthy
only by retaining in it the dollars
that are earned within it or which
may be brought in by commerce.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

GOOD CATCH-W. V. Thornton
was out on Beaver yesterday fishing
and reports "A good catch. Fishing
was done with bait as the stream
was muddy on account of recent
rains.
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RETURNED HOME-J. A. Smith
and Herbert Hitchcock and their
families returned yesterday after
noon from their trip to Cottonw ood
creek. Fishing was only fair on nc.
count Of muddy and high water. A
number of squirrels and young rab-
bits were killed and they kept their
table supplied with game and fish.
Snow is still quite deep in the noun
tains. Prospectors and assessment
workers on mining claims are busy
up there now.
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TWO.SIDED PAPER-The oldest
newspaper in the world is ono named
the Wochenblatt. which Is published
/ 200 inhabitants in the Canton Of
Zurich, In Switzeralnd. 1t Is the only
newspaper in the place, and is Mt one
and the same time the organ OF the
Liberal Conservatives and the Social
Democrats. Pages one and two be-
long to the Liberal party, and pages
three aud four to the Socialists. and
the two parties abuse one another
heartily In Its pages.
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Dainty appetising nut sundae's
made out of Chilberg's famous ic'
cream, served at Daniels fountain.
GOT
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THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with tho Denver and
Rio Grande at Canon City and
Florence. Two trains daily.
D. @. MAoWArTERs,
General Passenger Agent.
Colorado Springs.
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See Our Stock /!

When it comes to selling goods
that are good we do not take a
back seat for any other dealer,
because we feel that our goods are
a little better and the cost no
greater. We have an unbroken
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If you are lover of chocolate soda
or ice cream, try Daniels fountain
9Ctf
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Root beer and ginger ale, fresh and
sparkling at Daniels fountain. 90tf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

The best soda water; pure and
at Daniels. 0Otf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

AT COLORADO CITY--we see by
Colorado Springs paper that W. A.
Mountain and family of Florence have
moved to Colorado City.
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Florence and
Cripple Creek
Railroad
AND ASSOCIATE COMPANIES

To tho Cripple Creek District,
through gigantic and marvellous
canons and over magnificent
mountain passes.
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IN WAX DEPARTMENT Her
bert Hitchcock this morning entered
the employ. of the United Oil Co. in
the wax department.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-15

Pure, cold and sparkling are the
soda's served at Daniels fountain.