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Show FREED AT LAST Front fifUlS. CHEAP What Aits You ths Awful Tortures of Kidney Disease. as-Chicago. The local chairmen' socintiun of the Brotherhood uf Hail-way Trainmen of the Chicago switch- ing district has filed with the .'J roads having yards in Chicago a do-- 1 mund for an advance of five tents per hour over existing rate. As Chicago is the center for the yardmen, action of the yardmen there will, in ft short time, be tollowed by the organizations throughout the country. For the past 20 years Chicago ha 4 established the standard of wages for the yardmen and rates adopted there have been demanded east and west as soon ns necessary action could be taken by the men in other location!. Dortmund, Frusbia. Threat or a strike are made throughout the coal district of this section as a (oiis' - qui'iice of the announcement that the inin-- rs labor exchange, a new or gunuation under the control of thd mine owners, will be opened January 1. Branches of the exchange will be estaliiished in every mining district. I hia lucre of the owners is lunstrued as a direct challenge to the miners' unions. The employers state in the in lure no miner will he able lo obtain employment except through the This means any miner exchange. who loses his place as a result of participation in a strike, or because he la mherwise objectionable to his emHarrisburg, Pa. Chief of Mines ployer, will lie unable to secure work James E. Roderick sharply criticises in other districts. New Bedford, Mass. Notices the present method of selection of posted mine inspectors in a report on anthra- in the cotton mills of this city Incite coal mining In Pennsylvania In formed more thru 17.000 operatives 1908, which was sent to (iuvernnr Stu- that the production ol' cotton cloth art. The chief declares the present would Le curtailed slightly. The cursystem pernicious and detrimental to tailment schedule was decided upon the best interests of the miners, rec- at a meeting of the New Bedford Cotommending that the plan now pre- ton .Manufacturers association and afvailing in the bltumiiious region be fects all the factories with the single adopted. The chief also declares that exception of the Whitman mill. The there is much to be desired in the en- mills will start at 6:50 a. m.. Inforcement of discipline and urges stead of 0:30, as at present. This armore effort to educate the miners. rangement will reduce the working time from 53 hours a week to 56 The grievance Wilkesbarre, Pa. and will result In a three and board of the engineers employed on hours, f per cent, crutailment of probetween railroad the Lehigh Valley duction each week. Jersey City and Buffalo adjourned Chicago. A big transaction In Inafter preparing a new wage and working-hour schedule, which will be pre- diana Harbor property Involving the sented to the officials of the com- construction of a large steel plant tc $5u0,000 has just been closed. The pany. The wage scale demands- - a cost McCllntic-MarBhaConstruction Comalight increase. The present agreement between the company and the pany of Pittsburg, manufacturers ol engineers expires the first of Janu- structural steel, have purchased from ary. The relations between employ- liouore and lotter Palmer a tract oi ers and employes are harmonious and 50 acres on the canal and will begin nb trouble is expected in arranging a at once the work of constructing the plant. The purchasing company, which new working agreement. is one of the largest of Its kind in emHouston, Tex. Apprentices the ESuntry, will employ from 1,000 c ployed under the Jurisdiction of the 1,500 skilled mechanics and will proHouston Typographical union have the duce from 60,000 to 70,000 tons ol eventheir of Improving opportunity structural steel a year. ing hours by a course of study at the New York. A movement has been local Young Mens Christian associaIn view of the strike of womstarted. from voted The union has $175 tion. its treasury for the education of boys en In the factory of the Triangle Waist who are forced to begin earning their Company and the threatened general livelihood before their schooling is fin- strike of 40,000 women's waist makers, to form an employers mutual beneished, and the youths department of fit association of waist manufacturfor been the association has opened ers so as to be ready for emergencies. their benefit. A general meeting of the employers New Haven, Conn. According to will be held In a few for this an announcement by officials of the purpose. Meantime thedays lodifferent New Haven road, the differences be- cals of the Waist Makers' union are tween the clerks and the railroad preparing for the strike, the date for company were adjusted to the satis- which will be set as soon as a certain faction of all concerned. This ar- number of the workers are rangement was made after a long organized. General between Manager conference Boston. An effort to have the MassHiggins and representatives of the achusetts mechanics lien law amendclerks. It was said that President Mellon was finally called in and that ed will be made by the bricklayers' further concessions were made on and masons' unions. They have discovered, it Is stated, that the law can both sides. lie evaded and men buncoed out of The Ind. printing their wages Indianapolis, by a certain pressmen have voted against the and foreclosure system, one mortgage of which international of the body proposition any can unscrupulous take adperson to raise $100,000 for tbe purpose of vantage. The general building trades memfor sanatorium a establishing will aid in the effort. bers afflicted with tuberculosis and to maintain a home for superannuated Pittsburg, Pa. Possibility of anThe reason for voting other great coal miners strike has members. President Lewis of United down the proposition is that, if any arisen. special sum is'to be raised at this Mine Workers Intimates coal miners time, it should be for the further or- will demand a pay increase next ganizing of the craft and strengthen- spring. President Osborne of Pittsburg Vein Operators' association reing the unions. r bill will be plies pay limy be decreased rather Boston.!' The eight-houthan increased. to the Incoming legislature presented A. Iintler, Pa. The strike at the Ferris by the Massachusetts state branch F. of L., not as a party measure but Independent coal mines, near here, teras labor's right. The 1010 executive minated abruptly, when 25 men, alboard of the branch organized, with leged ringleaders of the trouble, were Thomas J. Durnin of Holyoke, the discharged, summarily evicted from state president, as chairman. It will the company houses and ordered from meet again in Boston, Sunday, Decem- (he district. The other men immeber 12, to formulate all plans, and diately returned to work. St. Mary's, W. Va. Mussel shells, especially for organizing work. for years have littered the beds which woof the The purpose Chicago. men's auxiliaries la to organize the of the upper Ohio river and have not spending power of organized labor, been looked upon as having a commerand systematically to build up a de- cial value, are soon to be turned Into Eastern capital will erect mand for the union label. The wages buttons. a here which will rival the big amount to factory workers of the organized about $2,1100,(100.000 a year, 95 per shell plant at Amsterdam, X. Y. Boston. President James T. Morlar-t- y cent, of which is spent for nonunion of Boston Sheet Metal Workers' goods, which is a sufficient argument elected New England's that the spending i ower of the work- union 17 president at tbe annual convention at ers must lie organized. The semi-annuconvention Boston. The officer of the steam Lynn. will be at Stamford, Conn., in April. state of the unions opposed engineers' Boston. A conference of social and any ehange in The present boiler laws Industrial workers of the state decided at the hearing given by the slate board upon recommending some more rigid of boiler rules last week. The safety amendments to the child iubor laws of of life and property demanded that the stale. reuiiiln argued. they unchanged, they Canada. Hamilton, Hamilton New York. Machinist a have die Trades and Labor council has decided memelded to accept transfer cards of to buliii a labor temple. bers of the craft who come hen? from Tenii. Tennessee Clmttanoogii. show such foreign lauds, providing I'Ydi'rt.iiun I.nbur of will meet here In the holder to be in good M tunliug at January. the time of present it Hon. In Switzerland, the Loiii'uu, Eng. John inn ns the Brit- catiinu id Zurich, an onb-- dated s winkibr.l MgsTc-tish labor leader, Ui. liaii. rd:. ting to statu ing la airs should lie inlM luitiouiilly for work ard tie? d livery of adjusted, inasmuch as tV l.ibor ol gi'iui- -, provides tlmt tin workii'tn with in ti'ioii compt every nation is wu.-- t h i;.:iii-- l ucuii"iil and be that of every other mo ion. indm-s. tul Iittsburg. Pa. Thirty four thousand l.cmli-ii- . Tin tvif.il number of ling. union members of llie Bollerii.nKiTs' rs i iicible to nii'in-ill;- : wag will f nnnte each year n day's pay. I. sens is ubiuit l.tiiul.-n- i of truth 0 i" for ?7 annually, which will total in Ci-- i '.'i I'lir-.ii- i and Ircbind. and a strike linclit fiod. or tli-iiiuiutn-out si uni? '!,'inii, tun) be and ini Vi Turk. New l i liadc unions. Imrr. I lnt"rnai:iul union will Hurt t Oreniiizert labor will ap liicagu. day in every n fght tor an clght-knu- r to llie (imrebes to help secure peal fund A defense lu the union. big shorter working hours for women ill le raised. 1 fccm - ra! 1 j rate-makin- g one-hal- ll non-unio- n s con-ir,ic- :! I lIMir t 1 r Mrs. Rachel Trie, Henrietta, Texas, says: I would be ungrateful if 1 did not tell what Doan's Kidney Pills have done for me. Fifteen years kidney trouble clung to me, iny existence was one of misery and for two whole years 1 was Yin- wfvr to able go out of the bouse. My back ached all the time and I was utterly weak, uuablo at times to walk without assistance. The kidney secretions were very irregular. Doans Kidney Pills restored .me to good health, and I am able to do as niuett work as tbe average woman, though nearly eighty years old." Remember tlie name Doans. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents s box. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, X. Y. Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent headaches, coated tongue, bitter or bail taste in morning, heart-burnbelching of gas, acid risings in thront after catiug, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, pour or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred symptoms ? ," Do Smytbe you pay your coal? much If you hava any considerable number of the above symptoms you are suffering from biliousness, torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia, llr. fierces (.uhlan Medical Discovery is made up of the most valuable medicinal principlee known to medical science for the permanent cure of such abnormal conditions. It is a mint efficient liver invigornfor, stomach tonic, bowel regulator and nerve ktrenglbencr. for Jones Not a rent. I lire near the railway line, sml get my sou to make grimaces at the cngluccrs of ull tbe trains as they pass. Ths Golden Medical Discovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum, and attested a full list of its ingredients being printed on its under oath. A glance nt these will show that it contains no slcolud, or harmd g ful drugs. It is n fluid extract made with pure, glycerine, of proper strength, from the roota of native American medical, forest plants. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. Y, Dr. S. F. Spohn. President of the Kpohn Medical Co., proprietors of Upohn's Distemper Cure, was recently elected mayor of Goshen, hid., by a good majority. Mr. Spohn was for a number of years County Supt. of Schools, making such a record that his neighbours and friends, regardless of political lines, insisted on his accepting the nomination for mayor. i THE BOY AND HIS AUNT. cr botlje-wrapp- triple-refine- habit-formin- What the Name Means. "Pa, what is a pony coat? "Something I've got to work like a horse for to keep your mother peaceable.' Detroit Free Pres. WO! W'HKX YOt'll JOINTS SIIK STIFF from ioUt. rlMMimuiiiuu or niUinU ia; wlwii yiin him. Hruin or iiruiM jronr'lf torrj AJavih iuii.kllicr. Ttw buuiv rciuvOy vjrt'arik Every man ha his gift, and the tools go to him that can use them. ftJd C. It u not necessary for to look clumsy a Have wear. your dealer to give good show you the good looking, comlortaLle, g, Mayer Work Shoes. wot It shoe Kingsley. Mrs. Winslow's Rimthln Syrup. . reiWrs taAunt Why do you ask such a silly ForcbllAren tanliln. sufirulliSK'iros, JbCtbullUfts ssmtnallsMsmiliapsslnTsmtSM WiliiiilUlUl. question, Freddy? Little Nephew Well, I saw some Occasionally a thlu woman acquires tbe art of not showing it. scalps on your dressing table. fir. Ilrrep'i Plramn! IVllrta flint put ap 40 Schools for Tuberculous Children, liver tieo. Tiarjr mciiUla and tiivljrnmin MoiumcU,yra Special schools for tuberculous chil- tuul bowulis liny nmriultffc. dren have now been established in The worm may turn, but the Providence, Boston, New York, Rocheshas to be turned. Chiter, Washington, Hartford, Conn., cago and Pittsburg. New York has three schools and Washington, D. C., two. The board of education of New York city Is proposing to establish three more, and similar institutions are being planned in Detroit, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Cincinnati anil Newark, N. J. In cities like Providence, Boston and New York, where outdoor schools have been conducted for two years, the results obtained from the treatment of children In special tuberculosis open air schools seem to show the great advantage of this class of Institutions. This, coupled with the experience of open air schools In Germany and England, proves that children can be cured of tuberculosis and keep up with their school work, without any danger to - well-fittin- Made of tough Mock, heavy soles, solid counters, double leather toes, double earns. Made solid sad will lad longer than any other slioes you con buy. MAYER WORK SHOES ore made for working men of all clams and are built on honor." You can ssvo nooev by wearmake. ing them. Will outwear any other To be sum you ore setting Mayer Shoes, look for tbe Mayer Trade Mink on the sole. Your dealer will supply you; if not, write to m. FREE If yna wii and as ths BUM sf a Asia sdis doss not haadU Mswr W k blsu ws will wad yos fm, so i pud, a beautiful picture of Grecre tftufuuawa. eis We aim make Hooorbilt Shoes for men. Leading Shoes, Martha Washington Comfort Shoes, Yerma 'on Shoes and Special Merit School Shoo. tiutf&r-cuitl- grinJ-i.ton- e The finest li assortment of F.Mayer Boot & Shoe Co. UXWAUKEE.W1S. table china ak..lgA'U'.TAir.VIJ.lfl'.'MiHtV in Without Smoke Quaker Oats ' No matter how sensitive your olfactory nerves may be, or under what working conditions you encounter the fellow pupils. "Julius Caesar" Sent to Bed. Size At the British Authors club banIn his Shackleton Lieut quet honor, told an amusing story of a man wbo went home one night after dinner and took with him four or five others. "Come in, hoys, he said, and have rutoni. lOr pr puckuie at dealers Sfant, bravtlful Hock, wild u tUf auiiiyr ukr UfMnii. a last drink." ORE DYE FOR ALL 6G0DS But your wife might not like it Hoi or ar4 and hNk of dlrwiioua fret by writing one of the party replied. tturliiitfloii, VtTUiouV. "My wife! was the answer; "I am Julius Caesar in my house. On entering they were received by the lady of the house with the words: there is "Oh, walk in, ' gentlemen; plenty of drink in tbe dining room. As for Julius Caesar, he is going to lied. Fusil I v rl y cured by these Little Fills. Special Note from Atchison, Tliry also The engagement of Mr. Hirnrji Har1? pop, la. desty and Miss Suzette Snarley is anu in Tiki Iviirly nounced. It occurred the other evenri m- Enlliitf. A nljr fur Inmiiiii'Mt, ing at 9:45 on the red sofa in Miss IlniWM ISad Snarley's parlor. The young lady was tlicM'iiilii.C.Kit-iw- l ornano woro in dressed blark, and Tuii.rin. luiii In tl:a ments. She did not look unusually Side, Tii:ri! I.IYMll. pretty, and what caused the young They regulate tlio ltuwclu. Furt-l- Vegetable. man's mental aberration Is rot known. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Neither one could remember exactly Genuine Must Bear what was suid, and both admitted it was not the first time he kissed Signature We print the details for the romantic young things who are always curious Packages Family PERFECTION DYOLA DYES (Equipped with Smokeless Device) DYOLA DYES you'll not detect the slightest odor of smoke. The new sick headache In-in- n ) Nau-i-vt- Automatic Smokeless Device Fac-Simi- to know how an engagement- - Is brought about. Atchison Globe. SECRET WORKERS The Plan Upon Which Coffee Operates. Coffee is such a secret worker that it Is not suspected as the cause of sickness or disease, hut there Is a very sure way to find out the truth. A lady In Memphis gives an Interesting experience her husband had with coffee. It seems that he had been using it for some time and was an invalid. The physician in charge shrewdly suspected that coffee was the "Worm at the root of the tree," and ordered It discontinued wilh instructions to uso Jostum regularly in its place. The wife says: "We found that was the true remedy for his stomach and heart trouble and we would have gladly paid a hundred times the amount of the doctor's charge when we found how wise his judgment was. The use of Postum instead of coffee wna begun about a year ago. and It has made my husband a strong, well man. He has gained thirty-fiv- e pounds In frat time and his stomach and trouble have all disappeared. "The first time I prepared It I did not boil it long enough be raid there was Fowthing wrong with It. Bure enough It did lame very fl.it. hut the next morning I followed direct Ions carefully, boiling it for fifteen minutes, and ho remarked this Is better than any of the old coffee.' "We use Postum regularly and never tire nf telling our friends of the benefit we have rereived from leaving off coffee. Look for the little book, "The Hmd to Wollville, in pkgs. There's a Rea-on.- " I'ser rmil hr nbnvr IrttfrJ A sew unp npnrnr from llmr tn (lie. The irr rnilir, true, aid fall ( fcaaaa holds of oil Miflicimt to pivc out a plowing heat wirit carriers dan:; r top col handle nil indicator, beautifully implied in nickel or Japan in a variety of titjlcs. Solid brass font for 9 hours solid ln.uU.-- CIL COIIPAIiY COXTTIXIXITTAIi (IncoriHimlrd) TC le REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. 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Il,"1 lHaifafiiiisMiii M'l .'If a l m.s 11(11. i :r t I n,t. t V "V, iis W 1 I . err tfii.cMi's-.- "I'M-pfi'- i I tt.ti w.sli I ' If 011 v, ,) gj t V W i 3 Ifean wr H I f'V ' Is'ii.J, ll.TII'N It inritlls Kithtaufctls laL i ft 4 I i . , 'j V. N. U.. Silt Lake City. No. 49-19- 09. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES w sneils brigMarsnS tsiler enters than any nthsrdre. On 10c sseksee enters sit ibs. They dis is rol'l vst- -r better Ihsn any otw -. YruesaFya say parsMof without rmins Mart. Writs tor tout Iwn slut Hirst le Utrx WsKk sod Mis CsJms. MOMRUE OHUJ Ott , Quincy, llltnola. Color ri- |