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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Gompers Denies He Will Co.
cree Labor.

WASHINGTON, July 2I-In an
editorial IL the forthcoming issue
Of the official organ OF the Ameri-
! can Federation OF Labor. PreSi.
deaf Samuel Gompers of the Fed
GRAFTON. discusses he xnti-iuiunc-
tlOn plsnks of the Democratic and
Republican platforms. Mr.. Con.
peTs takes occasion in this article
10 repudiate the statement that he
proposes TO deliver the labor vote
10 any party and defends himself
flom that charge
j featur- of the editorial is a
comparison of the Republican and
Democratic snti-in jun etio
plaa IS. Mr.. Gompers holds tha.
the Democratic plank virtually
embraces all the demands OF labor
on thar subject. MT. Gompers
claims alss that bis colleague.
John Mitchell, was satisfied with
the Democratic plank.
kSuUmlng up. Mr.. Gompers saws:
II deliberate attempt is being
made BY the opposition press to
make ii appear that .Gompers las
promised 10 deIirer the labor rote to
the Democratic party
"Sach a statement Il 50 absurd as
hardly TO Heed refHfafi0M. We
recognise the absolHte righfof erers
eiti-eH 10 cast as r0t> for anv can
didate aHd leitA aAy party that he
pledses. Far Be It from rs TO at
tempt 10 e0sTee rotes OF the rorkers.
nor are re so GsiAiAs as 10 promise
10 'delirer the labor rOfe
but We do in all seriousness
urge the workers aud all good
citizens 10 consider most carefully
and tboughtfuliy the attitude of
the two great political parties to-
ward the fundamental rights and
principles embodied in labor's de-
mands.
Study their respective plat
forms and then vote as conscience
Dictates
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

II the first SIX months OF 1905 The
sieersge departures from this country
were lsl,U7S more than the arrivals.
In the same part OF 1907 the steerage
arrivals exceeded the departures by
IS 81. The net difference between
the two half-years, then, Is 775, Oss.
Iha' ought TO 20 a good Vay Of itself,
20 Offset the decreased demxud Tor la-
Dor in the past SIX months.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

the President could be elected by
corruption and purchase That cleo
ton was characterized by threats and
intimidation upon iaboring men, by
purchase of the voters and corruption
of the ballot boxes.
These facts are not now disputed,
even II they are not admitted But
even II disputed aud denied by some
Republicans, they are generally be
lieved by the people. In the lesson
that Mr. Hanna taught the people Of
this country, he did more ineslculable
harm than any uan who ever lived.
he obtained seat in the United States
Senate by the same disreputable
means, where he joined the company
of Quay. Plat, Allison and Aldrich.
all birds OF a feather
The election Of 1900 Is believed to
have been bought aud sold in the same
WAY The election Of 1894 was not
more absolutely bought aud sold. than
were thselecuous of 1895 aud 1900. but
the facts came oat in proof Is in the
election OF 1904. whereas they did no,
so clearly appear a in the two proceed
ing elections Judge Parker, the Dem.
Ocratic candidate. made TIE charge
that the election OF 1904 was to be
bought by the corrupt money of the
+ corporations. which charge MI Rooss.
Welt, the Republican candidate. in
great heat and p siivene,s denied
The investigation Of the Insurance
/ Companies of New York City. shortly
after Mr.. Roosevelt vas inauguratsd
disclosed the fact beyond dispute that
Judge Parker's charge was true. II
had been proved in that investigation
that the Officers Of one company alone
stole the money Of widows and or
phaus snd gave il 10 Mr. Cortelyou
the ChairmSn OF the Republican
National Committee, and il was used
to buy bat election Upon the expos
ure President Roosevelt ssid that il
should BE- returned, but il il has, no
body has ever heard Of it, and Nh
/ Roosevelt held the offce. and appoint
81 Mr. Corte. YOU Secretary Of the
I Treasury. in recognition of his finan
cial ability and success in raising cam
pSigu contributions.
These are such fisgrant dangers TO s
government Of The people, that all hon
est sad patriotic voters ought TO stop
look aud listen. II the people do nor
defeat such party and such : system
then the hope Of free government in
the United States is vain and idle
dream. It will Be only question OF
> few years when the party. what.
ever i name or policy may De. which
! eau command the money, will contro
the election of the President, aud cleo
lions by the people will be mere mock
cry.
The people are now approaching s
national election than which non,
ever he'd, wss more important.
10 this election the privileges Of tn,
favored few are in danger The righr
10 Piliage the people, given by the Re
publican party 10 the po>ssssoTs o
predatory wealth, are liable 70 b
taken from them By the votes Of th,
I oppressed people VIII the people b,
bought sud sold? Will the people b,
intimidaisd 70 vo,e away their rights
/ Can the laboring people be driver
70 vote 81 the employers demand OF
shall they be tree men? Upon the
I proper answer 10 these questions st III;
bsllof box depend. the election, the
rights Of the people AMI the existence
+ Of free government.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

AN officer Of the International Paper
Company says that the announcement
Of reduction Of wagss Is premature;
the company Is merely thinking about
il. A the evidence recently taken
showed that prices were advanced zen
or twelve dollars ton 10 meet an in
crease Of s. 70 cents in material ana
60 cents in labor, il would seem 81 il
economy. il necessary. might be przc-
ticsd some where else than on the
work people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IS AS
SURED.

The American Federation Of Labor.
which represents over two millions o.
voters scattered throughout The United
S,stes, sud viii D. & fSctor 10 the CON-
ing elections TO the party fzyored oy
the organization. has. through is
President, samuel Gompers. endorsed
the candidates sad the platform OF the
Democratic party aud has publicly
pledged It's support Il rs never be-
tore declared fsr any particular party.
in : Presidential contest. leaving Their
members make their own selection Of
candidates Two years ago the Fed
Grafton took s new departure ami de-
eided 70 support the men and measures
most favorable 10 the Interests OF tie
federation sn1 Is members. II hiss
been most uujusiiy tnsste1 by the
party in power, both IN Congress aud
also 81 the T@ceni convention 81 Chic
ago. TIE Democratic platform hiss
dealt honestly and Justly with the Fed
Grafton. and IL return they viii throw
its voting strength to that party.
should nothing hpppen between now
and the election 10 seriously divide this
vote The Democratic nominee will
10 elected By az overwhelming ma
jority. and House Of the same polit-
zeal creed 10 sid him. There Il no
doubt that the Democratic chances are
most aattering without the endorse
Eaens Of the Federation Of Labor. The
strength BY the vote thus obtained
from the LABOR element practically as
suns his election
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

that empty dinner pail i lisely TO
weigh heavily upon the Republican
party in the coming campaign. The
wOrkiugmen VINO have been idle for
50 mauy mouths will b apt TO SEX:
Under Whist political regime has De-
come empty tbs dinner pail tina. ought
TO be full?''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
The Democracy and the Re
formers.

formers.
Certain weekly journals and
monthly magazines have engaged
in an incessant warfare for years
upon Political corruption and
have done much to arouse public
action TO its dangers. In season
and out of season they have un-
sparingly denounced the intlu-
ence that has been brought TO
bear upon the elections by the
power of the trusts and other
more or less wormy corporations
TO maintain Republican rule In
credulous as was the public TO
the extent of these evils at first,
it was finally convinced of them
and there has arisen at last a
loud demand that corruption of
the elections shall cease.
Even in the last President ial
campaign President Roosevelt
bitterly denounced the charges
of his Democratic opponent as
unworthy of credit. But there is
no longer any denial in any
quarter tina; the Republican party
managers have conducted their
campaigns with the lavish use of
corruption money of trusts and
corporations having an interest
liz legislation. Not all was brought
TO the light of day. but the life
insurance. scandals reve e d
enough to show from whence the
Republicans have drawn their
corruption funds. The Harri-
man episode further showed that
the corporations expected con-
pensstion for their cash not in
patronage and SpoiIs, but in sub
stantial legislation.
Until further advices. then. it
may be taken for granted that
these independent journals and
magazines that have done so
much TO expose political corrup
ton in high aud low places will
heartily co operate with the Dem
ocratic party IN its purpose TO Sc
cure for the people honest cleo
tiOnS. THIS action of The Dem
ocratic party marks new era in
the history OF the country. Ii is
another proof that the Democracy
Is the party of progress con
stantly III touch with the sspira
tions of the people. When making
this forward movement il would
be strange enough if the journals
that have made warfare for years
upon political corruption should
haul down tho flag of reform
just when the Democratic party
has raised it on the highest
mountain tops. 1t would be
strange. TOO, if they should fail
10 compare the conference at
Fairyiew. in which the Demo
cratic candidates and campaign
managers have taken the initia-
tive to Danish corruption from
the national elections with the
empty phrases of Promoter Shell
don. who holds the Repu blican
bag aud promises to publish after
be election an account Of all of
the funds that comes into his
hands These journals will fur
ther observe that while the Dem
oersts have voluntarily resolved
10 publish campaign cOntrlbu-
tlons. Chairman Sheldon. avails
himself of the immunity provided
tor bun by the Republican major
lily in Congress by refusing TO
pass the Publicity Bill. For tue
Democrats the bill is NOT neee.-
saTy. For the Republicans the
failure leaves the screen for Sc
cret aud wholesale corruption of
the elections In this conflict of
party it may be reasonably sap
posed. therefore. that so far from
being influenced by narrow
spirit of jealousy. the indepeud-
ent journals and magazines will
earnestly support the Democratic
course.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
pUBLlC SALE
OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROpEpr,,

pUBLlc SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PRopRerv
Having sold my farm, VIII sell a,
sale, on the premises, one-fourth mi golic
Licksville on the farm known as the ~ Ton
farm, on road leading from FrederidpIn.
Licksvilie, on y
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1905.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. the following person,
property. to-wit: F'isonal
96 HEAD OF HORSES AND coins
among which are l6 good work horse
OF which are good, heavy mares. just il, ,.host
prime. yearllng colts, weanling colts, ban5'
some pair driving horses, five years oiS Lug,
bays, well matched and make fine tss, 1000
As HEAD OF MICH COWS.
nearly all of which will come fresh n g
iember; good young bulls ID sep
20 HEAD OF HOGS.
including brood sows. several with Il,
their sides; balance shoats, weiehina P grss oy
TO l25 pounds. IRON %
BRoADTREAD WAGONS.
2 wagon beds. 2 pair hay frames. . snrir.....,
harrows spike harrow, Superior dissasygon
row. used one season, eight-hole Bicl.fn,st'
Hoffman grain drills, AlOId 4
OSBORNE BINDER,
> culuvators, ] spring wagon, sets br...,.
bands sets lead gears 10 collars ana bo.sseh
sets pillow gears. galvanized milk tr .lales'
lot 10 gallon milk cans. 20 barrels cor, ou s
egg incubator. Pc feet, nearly new. Ic -, - ~
gle and double trees and other articias s IN
humorous to mention 04es 100
Terms of Saie-A credit of y months VIM.
given on all sums above SO the pnrcb III ~ oe
give note with approved security bsa i.lser %
terest from day OF sale. Sums OF sI0an5S N m
der. cash. No property to be removed nn oI'
terms OF sale are com piled with. 0htl
J. Ii. ALI.NTfTT.
L. ". Broadly, Auct 'oneer II
y H. rause't' eierk. july 242t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

A letter Of accommodates.
from the Hon. William Jennin~
Bryan caused Rev. John E. TaS. '
tie, of Lincoln, Nebraska n J.
chosen pastor of the First PresbU
terian Church, of York, Pa ~.
Rev. Mr.. Bamis, of Gettysbnro
Pa, a strong competitor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

TEE foundation OF the Democratic
platform Al Denver. Colorado was laid
in Independence Hall. in Philadelphia.
jas, lS2 years ago.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
ssas =. sAuessaS. {. Francis sausssa,
C. III. BAUGHMAN n son.

The price OF THE CITIZEN is sl.o0 the year,
ssricily IN advance. This price has prevailed
since August srd. 1884,.
whilst THE CITIZEN is INST OF all a politi-
sai newspaper. and the recognized organ Of
the Democrats party in Frederick County. it
also aims to give all the important local news
and selected miscellaneous reading matter Of
Interest 70 all members OF the family.
Communications on interesting subjects are
svsys desirable and especially ieeal news
from the COUNTY.
sign name in NH To- confidence and write
saiy OF one side u PAPER. sample copies
gladly sent % any address
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

APPROPRIATIONS TO the amount Of
sl.95a. ol0,00 have been raised by the
Russian Dum2- This country is not
to have monopoly o. Billion Dollar
badgets.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

NY WIFE. AGNES c. SPEAKS. HAvrN.o
s u abandoned me without just cause ! be,el
sible for her debts. 40spoh'
july 24-2t. DANIEL c. SpFau-s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
ORDER NISI On SALES.
No. e5l2 Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
John q. Rogers. mortgages vs.. James F.
Thompson ana wife.
july TERN, 1908.
In he Matter of the Report OF Sales FLED
the 2Srd day Of July. 1910.
ORDERED. That OF the 18th day OF August.
20, the Court viii proceed 10 act upon the
Report OF sales Of Real Estate reported 10
said Court by John ti Rogers, mortgage. in
the above cause. and filed therein ss afore.
said. 70 finally raufy and confirm the
same, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
DC shown before said day; provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published IN Frederick County. for three sue.
sesslNe weeks prior 10 said day
Inc report states the amount Of sales TO be
S55o.G0.
Dated this 2Srd day OF July. 1893.
SAMUEL T.. HAFFNER.
CLERK Of the Circuit Court for f ederie COUNTY
True Copy-Test
SAMUEL T. HAFFNER,
Jus! -+iI CLERK.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

IN the Circuit Court for Frederick Couaty
sitting in Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

John g. Rogers. mortgages. vs. James +.
Thompson ana WIFE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

ESTABLISHED 1903.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

Having sold my farm, l VIII sell AZ n.,,.
sale, on the premises, one-fourth mil ssoilc
Licksyille, on the farm known as the ~ III Ton
farm, on road leading from Fredl ~ plha,t
Licksvine, on 4
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
MINE OWNERS PAVE WAY FOR PEACE
Card System To Be Abolished in Nevada
and State Police Bill Passed.

carson Nav- Jan. 26-SeveraI members OF the
legislature said to-day that a meeting had been
held by prominent members Of the Mine Owners
Association and that the adjustment of the card
system had been agreed TO In view ~ this
ported action members Of the Assembly announce
that the state police measure viii be passed by
rhr Assembly
Tie Asssmblymeu have held impromptu
gss On a law DO away with bIacklistinE and boy
eaftirz in airy form These il is planned to make
f-iaules attn severe penalties. The Governor has
rsr mentioned such measure 10 rtle Legislature.
and .r DE- does not il cannot come UP for action.
As the session is limited 10 twenty 5ays. there
may not b- time for any legislation except the po-
lice law
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
MANY ALIEN JEWS AIDED.
Annual Election and Report of Hebrew In
migrant Aid Society.

A. -be annual meeting Of the Hebrew In1nli-
grant Aid Society last night IN the auditorium of
the Educational Alliance. East Broadway and JEFF
ferson street addresses We're made in English bv
pr David Blaustein formerly superintendent Of
the Educational Alliance. Dr. J. L. Magnes. asso-
Cfare rabbi Of Temple Emanuel and BENJAMIN
I.evlnson: IN German by Dr. Nathan Birnbaunl.
one Of the political leaders q the Jews in AUS
tria. ana the Rev. 2 Jaches president Of the
Jewish Maternity society. and in Tiddish by the
Rev II MasIiansky. Jacob Nassej and Alexander
Iiarkavy- Or Blausteiu advocated the establish
r7ert Of bureaus 10 give Jewish Immigrants in
formation in regard u the poss biiities and op-
norruuities IF other parts Of the country and 50
encourage them not 10 remain crowded together
i'm New York He emphasized the advisabjGtv Of
encouraging immigrants TO take UP agricultural
pursuits
The new year. including the following officers. all
of whom were reelected. President Max Meyer
son. vfce-p-esideuts. John 7 Bernstein and A N.
T-vaIerko. treasurer David Wasser. seCretar,-
Abraham Franklin. chairman Of the Ellis Island
committee. Kaufman Nandell. chairman of prop
aEauda committee. Jacob Iassei- chairman Of
v-a-z and means committee. Arthur Con0orS,
chairman Of law committee. Benjamin Levirson.
An Illuminated address expressing appreciation
Of the work done by Mr.. Counors was presented
TO him by the board OF directors The annual re-
port. read bE President Meyerson. said.
The number Of Jewish immigrants the port
of New York in 1907 was l0s.9sS, or a decrease
of 1895 as compared with 1905; 1910 came
from Russia I4.e5s from Austria. I,II5 from
EIungary 5.621 from Rumauta. .o3s from Eng
land and the remainder from all other countries
on the Continent. 749a6 were destined TO New
lo-x and 81 -g-2 were destined 20 outside points
The bureau of information was sought for aid
and advice BY between 5000 and 10000 people,
among whom We're many from all over the United
States
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Jan 26, 1908.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
- and barbados II Booth co, with passengers,
mails ana ndse Arrived the Bar 7.8o m.
Steamer Mohawk White Antwerp January :.
Sauderson & son. mdss Arrived the Bar at II
Steamer Laura tAusu. Scar Trieste 8.
and Palermo Phelps BIOS CO. with SO cabin and
2D4 se-raEe passengers and dse Arrived the Bar al
steamer Arabic tFri Smith Liverpool January Is ana
Queenstown White Line. with
and 100 passengers mails and u1ss
the II
steamer Ci4orgc tBrl. Kifweu Liverpool January
20 5ne star Line, win mdse Arrived at Bar
81 T:OS
cabin and steerage passengers. mails mdse.
riy-d at - n
steamer Giovanni GtHN. Biauchi. Messina January
Naples and Palermo II. TO irzel, Feitmaun 4 90
with and l16 sJeerage passengers
rived ar le-+o a n.
Steamer Netdenteis Ger, Rode Calcutta December
9. II and Boston January -. Funch. Edye
steamer Hornsund Ger. Behreus. January
10 Funch. Edye Co. with mdse. Arrived at Bar at
II a
steamer s Luckeuhach Mclean. Ponce January II
MavaEuez AEuadna le Juan 20 to tho
Line. With passengers and mdse the
steamer Prirs WtIicn " Dutch Metus Paranaribo
January DefuerHra Is. Trinidad : Carupano Pam
pal5r Cumana and Guanta TO- GuHyra Porto Ca
IS Ja1mel Is, Cages Il Jeremie
ard Port -. To Edye 4 90 and tne
America Line. with passengers. mails
mdse Arrived at the Bar at % p IN
steamer Berssnhas tNoTi, hAars say sanna1 January
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
THAW ALIEN WITNESSES ON TODAY
Foreigners. Under Instructions, Keep Close
70 Their Rooms.

The I've foreign witnesses who arrived here N
saturday morning 70 testify in behalf Of Harry
-+svv kerr close 20 thei- rooms yesterday NJ
Is-rleton had cautioned them not 70 say word
abort the case. and they al oheyed- Their 1esti-
--orv with rrac n Dr- Bingham. VIII take ID all
ne session TO-DAY. and AZ Lirtlston VII begin
es57rg ms Hypothetical question tomorrow after
noon
NJ Jerome said YESTERDAY that he would not cal
the witnesses f. reburtsl that he did last wear. so
The rzsa r-ohan1v VIII ne closed bv Friday night
=rd - - -hr 5u-v ~ Monday The jurors went
- ne Collegiate Church. Fifth avenue and tAtH
street am then Grove through Central Park
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SUBWAY CRIPPLED FOR TWO HOURS
Car on southbound Local Jumps Track Near
CITY Hal

r>or, s-oS n Z - o'clock Yesterday afternoon rhe
south bound subway traffic south Of 18Th street vas
crippled because -he second car Of q tve-car tram
---r.e5 the track between the Brooklyn B-id-e and
.v-- Hall stations The train had few rasseu gers
m r. and none hurt The railroad officials said
The electric signals were damaged. and the road
ded vss torn M badiv-
TIE accident was attributed 70 = sharp fauEe on
cre Of rna wheels AT first the sou-hbound local
rs were switched on 10 me express track a-
-krs street hat affer short trial this eXpedieut
vas abandoned and transfers were given passen-
gers a. -sta street 10 the various surface lines
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

21 IN Barber & CO, in bal
steamer Idaho tBrl. LfverliEe HUI January 3. via
Boston * Saniersou Co with udse Passed Fire
Island a $40 m
steamer Apache staples jacksonville January and
Charleston clyde CO. WIKI passengers and
rutse-
NueCes FftX Galveston January - 20 the
lorv - co. with passengers ard m9ss
Steamer Chatrahoocfee Dlehi a'iCn4h January - TO
he Cf. with
steamer jamestown 5atCerue. $@vpa-T News NOT
s1IL 10 Dominion Ss Co, with pisSeuger- and
n
steamer Algonquin. Devereaux Jacksonville January -
Charleston the ClEdr CO. with rassenSErs
and mr. Outside the Bar at 40 p
SAILED
steamers Afghaalstan JF5rf. MarEeIes HrHn Irlz
Erc Friedrich Kingston Ats tNor Progress
and gaupeche Norfolk
News. Delaware. Philadelphia.
SANDY Hook. y 7. Jan - $50 m-Nud south.
strong br.-ze- cloudy o6 shore
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AREIV WE'D

Liverpool Jan 2s-Cevjc tErl New York
T1utfsrd Jan aG-ST Andrew
ourhampteu. Jan est Paul New York Plymouth
Nialeira NaC3-z. etc
Fiuma Jan 15-garCuia tBgl New York Madeira
Genoa and Naples
SAILED.
Queenstown Jan n "a ? rn-Lasitanis gBr View YORK
PASSED
GIbr.tzr Jan a8-A IS~ria .Er1. York scr Naples
Murssiiies etc. Sauuio tltau New YORK for Naples.
Sctiiy. 1G- Buffalo tBri Nev Xu.< Hun
Malta 16-Slkn tB1, New York singapore. Hong
FoTeiaud- tLutch}.
New YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

destination and steamer Close New York
l47.s5 sr3 sro,1Ma-tposa %. 500
'at@5. d ia 90 SesftjeIIGyo Jan 80 m
T--Sisrolr- : transport Jan ST. 500 m
r4st1u - San Frsncisco,-A Feb B. 500
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
PONG P5i1g Liy5l4s Nam. --C FEB 6 800
%e-r Zealand Australia except Vest and
New Caledonia Erancisco-
Japan Corea and Philippine
1Siai-S TF8nrass Of india Feb r. 500
Jspar Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands Via Tacoma -Bellerophon -Feo a. 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea- China and Philip
pine Islands (va Francisco}F<ores Feb 70 500 n
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SEVEN VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION.

shreveport La Jan. 26-As the result of
boiler explosion at the sawmiIi of Or r. r Waters
a. Gillian yesterday, three men were killed and
for others injured
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.

DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores
On Monday, January the 2sth.
Sale of all wool Imported Wolfe
Shadow checks and stripes as well as
pIain weaves in a variety of street shades
and black. Width A to As inches.
100 per yard
former