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Cochise review., 1900-11-05
MAN. NEVER WITHOUT BEER,
NiAstSss CsntufieH Before Christ shs PzSssSs oe haAsiAS Beer
 Was Taught.

When the Romans: fiTst invaded Ger, manY thay found that ehs beverage Of the people was, g beer produced from barley. But ,'that,was at s time com parstivaly modem From the earliest times and in avery cline. says an authority, man has had re- sort to some stimulating and s&r hilsrating beverages prepared by fer Insnting the juices or Sxtracts from fruits, grain or plants ;. Ii.. is said that: Oairis SC early as 1900 B e, taught the process of extracting Jhs juice from barley and fernsp ring ir, while the Greeks learned how to brew aud isrmsnt from the r gy prians. who. 800 B. Chad sstabhshkdSa a n&FloGP of manufaerories At Pelusilrul, onathe Nile Xenophon, 400 B C, refers 10 a termented drink from barley. and iC is alluded ro oy Aristotle, SSrabo and othsHs under the name ot zyrhos. Pliny mentions ,a kind of beer called "Gerevisia, and Eunemenes in 4 D. 2sb says that Britain produced such an abundance Of corn thai k was sufficient 10 supply not only bread, but a iiquid comparable isith wine In the seventh century bser,had be-. come so general . beverage, in Eng land. shAs Ina, king. of ,Wssssx, lsyied a tax to. be paid in ale, and early in the ifresnth. century q bTeweF.'s com pany was formed in London, Up 10 the sixteenrh century English bear was very poor ohly favored with broom, bay berries or ivy berries, but in 1O42 the cultivation of: che hop plant wac begun in England, and from that time @ great ehsngeswas made in the quality ot the best manufac- tured, In lel0 the hrsr brewery was established at Burton -on1Trsnr, and by the end of the seventeenth century beer had become the sstional drink
Cochise review., 1900-11-05

Tl. paper is then removed by damp en!u2 1T wiyh water and rubbing II off, ths ihk being left behind without any dangsr Of jpirring The surface of the tile or hurring the hneness or the sharpness Of the lines. The tiles are then ser, 10 the kiln % be hardened ou, fer which they are put in klu' ar6 n%e3. They are then tal 2the paint groom where the c2.or, are pn@ or av hand. ger whleh.t they ar' sem to the snalue:cg kllns After rhis tafr3 fcing they are ready for slab hing ' hE the cemsutiDg of design or p1tteIr' ia tie work is called
 Ithas beep'su gested that these maps will pyoye .valusbls for use for other than raiiroad purposes, particularly in the sohoolroom, great feature of this style being it's durability.
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Edward l.. Hoffman deceased,
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, hdmiuistratri6 of the estate of Edward IA. all persons having elaine against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neceesary within four months after the first publica. ton of this notice to the said ndmlnistratrix at the office or $. K. WiliiamS, tn Bisbec, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in said county of Co. chise, REBECCA N. HUGHES. Administratrix of Rstate of I'd. l.. Hoffman,
 deceased. n,a
 Dated at Bisbee, Arizona, this 2ith day of September, 1900. sa't
 Eirst publication 0stober 6 lSo1
Cochise review., 1900-11-05

The polar bears of Kodiak island weigh irom $500 to 5000 poondA, snd none of them has ever been caught alive
 There are so large oyster packing establishments in Norfolk. Va, and il is estiutc+ed that rhay handle 2,5oo,- 00Q bushels annually representing A value of s2.ooo, ,00o
 Mount Edgecomes In Alaska, has one of the largest craters in the world being nve miles in diameter which is filled wirh dense torssrs 2,00o feet pslow the rim
 A man who owns c0GoSaus Eroys in Venszusls is independent. as the fruit continues % ripsp ali ths year and brings good price, Eseh tyss averages aR annual income of npe shilhugs.
 Saddles, in some form, are of thS greatest antiquity. Under TiglAth, Ptlesar III the Assyrian cavalry were provided with thsn, and the early Ro mans used covering of cloth, hide or WuA@h as AS hS1Sh 1AA~A lar
 The public buildings of the United states have cost, since the foundation of the government, excluaiye of the buildings in Washington and those sn- pioyed by the army and navy, slSa. 775,3s4 of this the sites have coat s22, 7SS,lS7, and rhsrs remains SG3 ,643,- 5744to be expended on these buildings before they are completed
 The increasing ,dearth of women servants was instanced py Canon Duokworth st recent meeting of ths Society for Promoting the Employ ment of Women in London. The other day, he said, a young woman who had advertised for situation as housa- maid on the morning after the adveT- tiaement received SO letters, three telegrsms. and three personal visits from ladies anxious to engage her.
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
s1.tt.ttos of MstkodisR,

A return which has just been pub nshed gives the general statistics of Methodism all over the world, includ- ing Wesleyan Methodists Primitive Methodists, the Methodist New Con nectjQn. Bible Christian Msthodists, the United Methodist Free churches, the, Ne2 evan Reform union the Meth ed4sr Epiec consl and many other bodies sfhs grsnc tqtals gre sgfe:iows; Min- istsrs; A SGay lay preachers, ls5,454s church m0nbcTs, f,3s@I,ile Sunday schools, 79I92, officers and teachers, 7sO.S50; Sunday school scholars, e,a71,- 7Ae:churches, s6.03I.
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
MISSISSIPPI JETTEs.
They c0ss sSO, ,Oco, 900, Snd Now Are e Be EuFnad over 10 tbs
 &Ovsrnmsnt

The EsGs Jetyies ID chc soatA pass ot the Mississippi delta sgs new ready to be taken over py rhs goreEnrne2t@ said Estell McHsnry, o& St Louis, one of the administrators Of the Eo6s as tate 10 Washington Pest man. The 90 years that the contractor was re quired ro keep % feet Ct water Sov ing through Ihe south pas. have now expired, and every condition of the contract has been compiled with, By the terms of the recent act ct con greSs tho government may sssuT control of the works oy paying ov1r to rhe Eads ssyste tne i5g9 E-,r Inaining of .rhe conrracr ETles Thls will bs done as SCOT sssE purche se price for the plaDr hos beeS a9reea upon and other dsrails cleared Ip Tt is n0t likely tkat any obstacles vi! come in the way ofa find slensut as ir is provided rhsr 1hs P-sce.to .as paid for the plant, which is outside the contract price fer building the jst ties, is to be fixed by arbtgration tn case of 6 failure 10 sgrss
 The Mississippi jetties are among the most gigantic eng1nssF;rE tesrs of the world, eosting in the nsi7lhor hood of S5o,0o00oo and making g Ss foot channel out ot q streED D where there was formerly but eiTht teer of water This has made Of New Or.aRps 8 port for the largest among ocean going vessels, where otherwise only the smallest of craft could have crossed the bars,
 The Eads .jettieE, hcwereT while they are up to the svc ,a.tccs cf the contract, will not me needs of the future, They ore 5irs-5v hu.lc- ing vessels that draw 90 feet a 0's- ter. It is now proposed thot she ev- ernment shall build 5ettis in he southwest pass that vii, make Of ..'a channel with water for even laTTeE than 30-foot draught vessel5 The southwest pass has now only about eight feet of water, the si't the &ls- sissippi brings down having dlao Hg eight feet of if since the Eeca jet ties were built. 20 years ago
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
Forfeiture Notice.

To William Evans, your heirs or sssiguo . You are hereby notified thaE one hundred dollars was expended In labor and improyes ments upon the Night Hawk Lode in order to hold the said premises under the prov!. United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending Deeembsr F Sl, ls9s, and if within ninety days after this publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure az D coaowner your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber un. der said Section 2S24
 HARRY H McMANs. First publication Sent. l2 1900
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estato oe Patrick Cunning ham, deesased Notice ts hercby given by the undcPagned admipissrAfriK of the estate of PAts4Csl Cunninsham, decsaa d, to tho oFenftorpIGa and Hl persons having claims agalpsf VA}4 sAid decAase5, 10 exhibit them, witl the f,Ne2 esRars sonohera, within Sen inoKThs attai.tA Y tiraJ putIlcRtion of thia notice to tkS&&f administratriN at Bisbee, the same the place for th trans tion of busi . Ss said estate, in snid county of Gaahih5s
 JULIA CUNNINGHAM, " Adm nistratrix of the Estafp6pf Patftok Cunningham deceased.
 Dated at Bisboe. A T., this fret day q June, lpOO, a
 First publication June 2. le00
Cochise review., 1900-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The polar bears of Kodiak island weigh from 2,s00 to 5000 pounds, snd none of them has ever been caught alive
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
SIOUX ST I. CITY.
wealthy Stock man Meets TERRIBLE


Death.
4 Death overlook Arthur Richards, of
sWhitewood, S. d.. in peculiarly sad
and terrible manner in Sioux City Sat
suriay evening. He fell from the top
of a box car in the yards Of the Chi
3caso. ST. Paul, Minneapolis s. omaha
railroad, striking his mead upon the
track rail.
Tho removed at ONCE to the samari-
tan hospital and given the most careful
treatment the injury proved fatal in a
few hours. The remains have been sent
ito Whitewood where Mr.. Richards
owned big cattle ranch. He leaves a
Wife and family.
Saturday Mr.. Richards came to the
Sioux City stock market, as he has
been doing for years, With stock tosseil.
Late in the afternoon he declared his
intention of riding up town on top of a
train of box cars. He climbed UP and
lag down. Yardnaster Madden saw him
laid shouted at him to be careful. Rich
ards paid no heed and Madden, conciud-
ling that the shipper had been drinking,
climbed up and cautioned him to be-
Wars ofhis danger. Richards got UP,
I but refused to leave the car. He sud-
denly staggered and before Madden
lcould catch him had lurched oyer the
endsto the ground. The skull on the left
Iside WAS badly fractured and small
|pieces OF the bone penetrated the brain,
He did not gainEconsciousuess There
We're several persons Who witnessed the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
SOUTH THIRD Av1NuE.

Mrs. l.. n. Solomon. Of sol South.
Third avenue, says: Two Years ago l
had a serious attack of kidney trouble
placed myself under treatment by. a
physician and was cured at a cost of
$40. In the spring of 1898 i had another
severe attack accompanied by much in
flammation in the neck of the bladder.
II seemed as If "a swelling of considera-
BILE size had obstructed the secretions of
the kidneys and it caused great pain
We heard about Doanls Kidney Pills
and Mr.. Solomon got ms a box at Nc
Bride & Wits drug store. | used them
land relief was obtained almost at ONCE.
{ The use of two boxes effected an abso-
Slute cure. The difference between 81
) and $40 is an item Worth saving. to say
nothing of the suffering. My nephew,
Giving in LaPort, Ind, also used Doan' s
Kidney pills and Doan's Ointment
with wonderful results. have recon-
amended Doan's Kidney Pills whenever
opportunity offered and if any lady de-
$sires further information shall be glad
}to give it IL she will call on me-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
NORTH SEVENTH STREET.

Mr.. Norman Rambo, Of 5 North Sew
enth street. says:
Mrs. Rambo had much and severe
trouble from the deransed condition OF
her kidneys. Physicians said she had
the incipient stage Of Brights disease. "
When after trying half dozen reme-
dies and probably consulting a physi-
clan many find their physical condition
far from being improved; in fact,
'oftener the opposite. When an unfail-
ing remedy like that which Mrs. Ranlbo
tested and proved to be up TO It's repre-
sentations is offered Marshalltown speo-
'ple would ii not be the heighth of folly
ITO ignore such valuable informations
Here is proof of it. Continuing Mr..
Rambo says: Doctors are expensive
luxuries, therefore when we learned of
Doan's Kidney Pills 1 got a box at Me-
Bride & wills drug store for her. The
use OF the remedy was exceedingly BEN
efcial to her and the dropsical tenden-
}cies shown by swelling and puftiness
! Of the feet and ankles We're removed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
WEST NEVADA STREET.

Mrs. A. S. Riesinger. of 7l2 West Ne
vada street. says: THE use of Doan's
Kidney Pills demonstrates beyond a
doubt that there is no question as to
their value. Procuring box at the
Mcbride & Will Drug Compans's for
my own use. was compelled to defer
the treatment owing to other complica-
tions of a serious nature ensuing. Just
about then one Of my family was taken
with pains in the back, and knowing
that weakened or over-excited ccndi-
'tion of the kidneys existed l advised
the use OF Doan's Kidney Pills. The
result obtained gives me great faith in
this remedy. It acts promptly and
thoroughly. shall be pleased to let
Others know when the occasion arises
of what value Doan's Kidney pills are
in any trouble arising from dlsordered
conditions of the kidneys"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
WEST MAIN STREET.

u =
Mrs. Charles F. Breckel. of 1o9 West
Main street. says: II am very thank
full that 1 learned about Doan's Kidney
Pulls. Besides my own experience j
have that of a sister and a friend. Had
the results obtained been confined to
only ore there might be grave doubts
about the merits claimed, but when the
three Of us were benefited we are COM
spelledsto become endorsers. am con-
WINGED that many ladies' suffer from
some obscure kidney trouble which
pulls them down without their realiz-
ing the cause of the dull heavy feeling.
the languor. the depression and the ex-
IRENE fatigue which exists after the
least exertion. thoroughly believe,
should they use Doan's Kidney Pills,
they would be relieved Of their dis
!tress. My sister and my friend, who
resides In Des MpIncs, are even more
enthusiastic over the wonderful cura-
tire powers; Of Dnan's Kidney Pills
|than.I s.Aiy advice to every resident OF
Edatshal town III no suffers from kidney
|connplafnt liz ID procure Doans Kidney
IPiEsz at sMcBride o Wil!s drug store,
take them aSeard tnE " directions and
the results viii inevitably follow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
BANKRUPTcY NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District Of
Iowa, Central Division.
In the matter of Lyman Z. Pitcher. in
Bankruptcy
On the 9TH day of April, A. D. 1860, on
filing and reading the petition OF the
above named bankrupt for his discharge
herein, it is
Ordered, that the Goth day Of April,
~. D. 1900, be and the same is hereby
fixed as the date on or before which all
creditors of and all other persons in-S
terested in, said estate and in the mat
ter of the discharge in bankruptcy of 1
the. said bankrupt shall, If they desire to
oppose the same, file in my said Office
at Marshalltown, Ia. in said district,
their appearance, in writing, in OPPOSE
ton to the granting of said discharge;
and also within ten days thereafter, file
lin my said Office specifications Of the
grounds of said opposition.
| Witness, my hand hereto at my Office
I'm Marshailtown. Iowa, the day and
date herin first above written. &
GRAHAM W. LAWRENCE,
Referee in Bankrutcy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11

Dubuque. IA. Henry Kelly. James
Lyons and c. W.. Chapman are the
managers. The Curtis Sash and door
Company, OF Clinton Ia, starts with al
capital stock Of 900 and with C. f.
Curtis, q. w. Allen and F. Burbank as
managers.
Cedar Rapids.
Nine new members were received into
the First Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, and three more were baptized in
the evening. making g total of fifty-six
received since the settlement Of the
present pastor. = Frank Gilchrist
and John O'Brien. a couple of seven
teen-year-o,d boys, were arrested by
the police Monday. They had run
away from their home in Ryan and
were detained here upon the request
of the Gilchrist boys father The
sheriff of Delaware county came for,
Them.
Davenport.
The physicians suspicions in the case.
of Bert Alexander proved correct. By
Monday morning he was shown unmis-
|5takably to have smallpox. He was
taken to ST. Johns hospital With Alex
shouse, half dozen in number, We're
also taken Out 10 thai pisse. they nave
all been vaccinated, and they are all to
lbe kept under surveillance till it is
shown that they are going to have the
.sdisease or escape. There is now no case
of smallpox in the city. There are two
Ismallpox cases in ST. Johns hospital.
outside the city limits.
i Belle Plaine.
w. f. Rrice, Of Mason City, was in
the city last week on business con-
Injected with the new G. & n. w. branch
s|.road. He goes into Chicago this week
Ito consult With the Northwestern Off
4 cials and on returning will lay out the
sI.new town sites at Clutter. Elberon and
4 Irving. These towns will be placed on
4 sale the latter part of this month. = 7, :
4 The mumps have had quite a run In
4 the Northwestern Offices. r. II. Alli-
4 son, chief dispatcher, and Chas. Craft
caller, are still kept at home with their
TROUBLES, while C. L.. Grover and S. u
4 Minott have recovered and are back
at work.
Boone.
4 The contractors are bnsily engaged
Ion the second track work along ths
&lmain lire of the Northwestern between
4 Jefferson and Scranton. Superintend-
lent Siifer says no8actuai work is likely
A to be undertaken on the second tracl
|this year from Jefferson east to Ogden
4 altho the preliminaries may be agreed
upon and the work done next year. The
), second track from Boone to the new
!, bridge is nearly completed SO far as tbs
s track laying is concerned. In shols
time the tracklayersa will be move,
I, over 10 the vest side OF the river ana
the two tracks Will be put down on tn,
:. west end OF the cut off.
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe
George w. Watt, of South Gardiner
Me, says. II have had the worst coug h
cold, chilis and grip and have take,
lots of trash of no account butprotit t,
,tthe vendor. Chamberlain Cough
!; Remedy Is the only thing that has dom
any good whatever. have used on
& bottle of it and the chills. cold ant
E grip have all left me. congratulate,
81 the manufacturers of an honest medi
Il cine" For sale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
HA I They ARE DOING
Affairs Of Iowa People Taking Place In Iowa
Towns.

as high as 1t was when the ice went
out last year. 1t is considerably higher
than when the lake froze over last
winter 1t Will take q lot OF rain to
bring 1t up to last years high water
mark.
Cxnterville.
George Arnold, one of the prominent
farmers of Union township, has the.
reputation of being the tallest man in.
the county, being 6 feet 6 inches high
and Weighing 2S5 pounds at the age of
80
Fost Dodge.
On Monday workmen began the pre-
liminaries for paving First avenue
south. The brick plants of the city
that have the contract to supply the
brick for the job are now straining
every effort to get the vitrified product
cut atithe agreed time.
Keosauqua.
Citizens Of keosauqua held meeting
recently to consider the question OF
starting a canning factory here. 1t was
| the general opinion that there was nc
better field than right here for such al
| industry, and steps We're taken which
will lead to a thorough investigation of
the practicability OF such an enterprise.
| Mason City.
i he g lobe-G Gazette states that CALI
fornia has lost some of its best citizens
4 the past week. That is to say Messrs.
and Mesdames O. f. Ulland b. Ran
dali and family, Mrs. Mullens and
] Jack Bull have returned from a de-
\ lightful winter sojourn in that state.
Mrs. Ulland is some Improved in
! health.
4 Museatne.
i No little excitment was created Sum
day evening on the Avenue. when
Marshal Balluff arrested the Salvation
Army members and paraded them to
A the station for obstructinS the street
lscrosslng and disturbing the peace.
i Several hundred people followed them
to the station. After promising to go
Ito their barracks they We're released.
Moravia.
a The mayor and city council of Nor
4 ayia have started outBon an aggres-
a sive campaign this spring. The may
q or has issued an order TO all citizens
and propert y-oWners to burn or bury
lall rubbish or refuse matter found
on their premises, ard he has ruled
8 that slot machines must go, city inn
lprovements will be made, and the san
ltary condition of the municipality
must be kept up to the top notch"
Altia.
onion: The Northwestern surveyors
who are running line for an extern
sion Of the Muchakinock branch wes'
the north part of the county. con
/ |tinue their headquarters in Eddyville
!. When in Eddyville last Friday after.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
I EDITORIAL Opinion On Iowa Topicsl
Cleaned From Iowa News.
papers
The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com.
munities.
The council Is determined to put o
stop to the killing Of birds within the

Sloan.
The council is determined to put a
stop to the killing Of birds within the
M lin s..ss.::::ss. az
Cse.tun.
day morning brought in the scalps Of
eight wolves which they captured.
Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dumbuald. re-
Gently OF NTama City, have purcha sed
the Arnold hotel and cafe and assumed
management Saturday evening.
Wall3Lake.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Illinois Central round house at this
place. The building is being built of
brick and will be very neat when COM
) pleted.
eieourney.
Mrs Nelson has sold her residence ts
the Methodist people for s1.400 The
house will be moved back and the new
\ church built where the house now
stands.
Carroll.
The school board met Friday evening
"a AuQ selected MISS GAlllulth SVAAAAalAAsS ~
Coon Rapids to take the place in the
& city schools made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Miss Faye Dunkle.
Iowa City.
Fourteen Johnson county farmers
have pledged themselves to raise small
acreages of sugar beets. Nine will
grow five acre tracts each. The indica-
tons are that 800 acres will be secured.
Fort Dodge.
Lloyd, the -year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert 1saacson was reported to
the health authorities Saturday as hav
ing contracted smallpox in the varioloid
form. The residence has been quaran-
tined.
Ottumwa.
The local lodge Of Odd Fellows is t.
have "a new home. 1t has plans nearly
completed for a three story brick struc-
ture that will be placed on Church
street at the foot of Ransom. which
when completed will cost in the neigh;
borhood Of 5000.
y Clear. Lake.
The ice has gone out OF the lake ant
the ripples again dimple the placis
surface Of the water. The water IS no