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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
PNEUMONIA.
Hero Centagioas Than Tuberculosi
ana KILLS More People.
From American Medicine.

Hero Centagioas Than tuberculosis,
ssa KILLS More People.
From American Medicine.
We wonder II the fact that patients and
their friends ignore, and c~ontsgiouDness Is
often due 10 professional negligence. An ex:
axgerated soneept,on Of 'hs o~on,asiouscss, OF
pneumonia Il, Of course, fAr more contagious.
And patienta NJ professionals alike, have
not realized the new tact that the mortality OF
pnsnmopia = 10 sone oiass y paIm OF me r
Reynolds OF Chicago. returns TO thia lesson
and emphasizes the necessity oftho ioilowlns
measures:
the cause OF which Ia Q micro-organism In Tho
sputA OF those suffering from the malady, and
contracted oy inhaling this germ. Tneretorei
the same caro- should DO taken 10 collect and
destroy the sputa that b AIKEN 10 pulmonary
tuberculosis, or In ~diptheria. or influenza.
During the illness tho greatest pains should
DO takon to prevent soiling BED clothing. car
pets or furniture, with the sputa, and AFTER
ID ofouahly cleansed and ventilated.
tn fact that the disease 10 most prevalent
In the winter season, when people are moot
In badly ventilated apartments. makes o6.
vious the necessity OF thorough ventilation OF
houses, ofices, factories, theaters. churches.
passenger car. and other public places 10 or.
der that the air which must be brcathed may
be kept clean and free from Infectious mat.
ter.
LAymen should DO taught not 10 be afraid OF
Q patient with influenza, pneumonia or tuber-
culosie, bot 70 DO afraid OF lack OF cleanliness
about him during his illness, or failure 70
enforce prophylatic measures and OF close bad
IL ventilated apartments during the season
when these diseases most prevail.
Since pneumonia 10 most fatal NJ the ex.
treme OF liie--the young and the agedEspeciai
care should DO taken to guard children and
old persons against exposure 70 the infection
OF those already suffering with The disesse
and against cold. privation, and exposure 10
the weather, which are potent, predisposlng
causes.
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When Won want 10 buy II pounds OF good
soda for Is cents, 90 To II. n. Tate 4 Co.
Tate's Is tho place TO buy o good man or wo'
mans shoe for $500.
Bring your boys to Tate's and 1t them up In
o~verails, shoes and hats.
When you want eottonadea and cotton de-
Minis To make spring pants and overalis. 60 10
II. NJ. Tate d Co.
When you want q real nice stylish bal TOT
SOC see Tate before you buy.
We rave o good assortment OF ladies and
chiIdren's stockings from Sc mp. Bee them.
90 10 IL. NJ. Tate's and buy your spring
Waists and dresses. They nave . oeautiIui
line of French ginghamr, lawns, muslins. per-
calls, etc. Don't miss the opportunity. Come
before they are gone.
Highest market prices psid for brass. scrap
iron, ETC.. ut Tate's.
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what arc ven Soirr "a DO:

Abbeville needs and should have anolaef
furniture factory.
Abbeville needs and shouid have q knitlns
mill.
Abbeville needs and should have another
bank.
Abbsviile needs and should have another
cotton mill.
These are some Of the needs and some Of
tho possibilities OF Abbeville. II therefore re-
remains for the people 10 say whether We VIII
have any or all of these needed things BY .
united effort all or . part OF these things can
he had
In The last decade Abbeville increased In
population l2r per cent, and there In neither
rhyme nor reason for standing still In tnis
decade.
Tho question is with you. We are not more
interested than others.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Gros.wsoa Fall or Heness Men.

Our GOOD n~eighbor, the Greenwood journal
without special effort, constantly runs across
honest men going ~ large In the streets o
that prosperous town. Not 90 long age. ths'
paper mentioned the name OF An honest
man" Who had gone % Abbeville. His name
ID Breihahn. the bak0r who III now serving
THU people with tho best bread and cakes
that ever went down their gulleta. II yor
don't know how 70 pronounce his mama cal
n ike The Great Comnonee CALLS his 10
Eyyan. The Great Commoneris ancestor
cAns 70 this country long ago. and realiIini
that our people were not good at solving pug
1lss, tchanssd the spelling TO suit the pro
nunciasion. Our Mr.. Breihahn, the baker
vim iNkely do the same aftsr his ships coms
In nom Q foreign shore.
In last weeks Journal Ne noto hat the
editor has run across another honest man
and Thu. TOO. without special efort. We an
told chat . great philosopher In oiden times
vhsn be wa In search Of an honest man In
ais town. took . lamp with him, even II II
vss In the day time. He couldn't ind the
man hs was bunting without artificial aid
bat Editor Gardner Just gets run over BY
them q almost any old time In his town
He has 70 kesp . olose watch on his move.
@snts 20 prevent . collation. a. he walks
abroad In the streets Of his beloved city,
And O man has Q right 70 love Q city that Il
fnil Of honest mon. That good paper, las,
weak said:
An Honest Nap-It was Pops. We believe,
who sol1 AN honest man lathe nobleet WORK
Of God" We quite agree with him. some.
-sr ShSn ~ - ho0 vsrv inAifiersnt many
people ore about paying their just dsbta e.
peclally whom 10 isa Subscription % . news.
paper: They viii make the finest kind o.
On them thsy become perfectly callous and
fndicersnt. We eonssss that The man who
pay What b owss hsn shominas'oa IN our
6ss ~ s.asisd ont TO ny that ws found IN
honest man In Greenwood ons day last week
We % oos ny that there arc not others bot
ys ioapd one We have always thonght vel
Sme On " ) issl IKE iisine Dot hat.
The sifcumstances are the1e: he was 2
moving 70 Gresnvood, and when 40 Ter 81,
thss his addssss ISd bean changed. and the
.peper continued togo on md vas taken cot
@ the oeBce and rad By some OF hte people
The aloeeeaid pahtishef wrote and ssked %.
u arssnsooa and & % % go q b .oold
pay the eecoant which amounted Q Sio io1
description. Az soon g we mentioned u he
aid sYea, I Owe 70 and ! viii pay jt In . few
mo ina iS . an hight. Il vas caIeIcssness
O my part I should have bad the paper
sloppol 81 ssnt 70 mo here vi I failed 70 do
3 3 hs' az AZ e s aisss s nSs'i sSs World 9 W.
fnli a such men. This gentleman lives In
0fsenvood and be b Q subscriber 70 the
JouRnaa II q an honor 10 number such q
man q this among one's suhscribers. we
Ns, &c have not pat them 70 tho test. We
think eysry Newspaper In the State ought 70
noeo thu net that In Greenwood, 9. G., Q city
ASnoue fnF many good things there lives .
God" We doebs II Pope ever NV his equal.
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This 10 not q gentle workout when you
only remedy universally known and q
remedy that has had the Target sale OF any
medicine In the world aimee 1865 for the cure
and treatment OF Consumption aud THROAT
and Lung troubles without losing lu gfeai
popuinriry Nil these years, you will he thank
fuI we called your attention 10 boscheet
German syrup. There are Nd many ordinary
cough remedies made by druggists add others
thai are cheap and good for light coids Per
C%roup-snd especially for Consumption
where there II difficult expectoration and
coughing during tue nights and morning.
there is nothing like German syrup. The =
cent size has lust been introduced this year
Regular size IS cents. Al all dIuggists.
Speed Drug Co.
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Bienunl Session.

A measure has been introduced into the
Legislature. looking a constitutional amend.
ment authorizing biennial ses~sionBofthe Gen.
erai Assembly. Never. until last week. did
No think that We would support such o propo'
si,ion. But gov We expect 70 support the
movement solely on the ground that the less
We have OF such work the better Il will be for
the State.
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Lard Expensive and lpjurious.

Lard 10 not only expensive. but Injurious TO
the health when used In liberal quantities.
TO make the so-called cheap patent fiours
white enough, the life In all ground out Of the
lard In order 70 make Il work This accounts
largely for your heavy biscuits and rolls and
your bad digestion. II h less than one
half the lard 70 work "Clifton" that II does
the cheap patents, so you not only save more
thsn the difference In price, but get . more
beautiful and nutritious food product.
Health and economy dictate tho use OF ''Cilf.
Ton" For sale by L. 7. & Z. N. Miller.
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Hsrk Hanna has introduced . bill in tho
Senate 70 pension sxslsvss. Except that he
- Q little too LIBERAL. he 10 fighting on the
right line. mo negroes Who we7s tan years
oae st the time Of emancipation, ass rule.
aes In nesdy circumstances Tho proposed
boaniy would enable faithful Old slaves 70
bay homss. and b monthly pay would Turn.
tsh The means with which to buy food In
thsiT old days. A moro charitable deed vas
nsvsr psoposed. and v0 hope that no Demo.
esas In Congrsss may vots against such . good
law.
Some Newspaper wTitars have charged Han
N with politics - the sctuating motives, bui
ve DO NOS care 70 enquire TOO closely In TO the
psornpinss 70 good act II Hanna should
want ofsos. why give Il to him. Some people
DO good In the hops that they may b ~
warded. And No are always glad TO stand "a
tbs man who docs . good deed. even II he did
- loe pazposa.
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TIE MONUMENT.

The Daughters OF The Confederacy
Will Give Entertainme0t for the
BeneAt OF the Monument ON Fri.
day Evening", February 2Oth"
The ladies OF the Abbeviile County Chapter
Daughters OF the Confederacy contempiate
Giving an eptertaipment Tor the beneft OF the
Abbeville County monument on Friday even
Ing, February Goth, 1903.
The work OF this Chapter In too well known
In This community TO require an introduc-
ton. The ladies In charge will be glad 10
serve you TO u good supper and O hearty
laugh.
vacant stores Of +. Rosenberg d Co, formerly
occupied by McDill & Lyon on Trinity Street.
Come and the Daughters will give you q
hearty welcome. Novel attractions on The
Midway
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tom please stop at Glenn's and tell him 10
send up at once, q bbI. Majestic Hour. q Dice
ham, 10 lbs. gritS. 5 lbs. Mocha and lava oones
9 los. cheese. 2 lbs. macaroni.i o.. Ptunss; :
lba. beaches, a OF. Boston beans, Pk. Pola.
Toes n can lunch tongue, 2 cans veal Loaf, can
California peaches. Q cans tomatoes, . cam %
sugar corn. . pkgs. knox's gelatine ana j"
bars Polo soap for 23sts. ,
seed. he has Just received n nne sssortment
from Buist. Be sure and have Glenn save
YOU some early Alaska Peas aud hed bNhs
Potatoes"
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Counting and JiltinE.

Boys, when you court,
You should deport
Yourself es with circumspectioD
IL IN n ssu
In such e win.
And trifiie with affection.
When sincere
The men appear
In gallantry and wooing,
Can woman jill,
without the guilt
or similar misdoing.
In all We do
We should be true
Nor vain interpretation,
Unless 10 IN meant
To full extent
To meet the obligation.
Too may court
In thoughtlesa sport
Nor think what they have done.
The loving one
with blighted hopes
Lett courted, broken hearted.
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Estate Of ". C. MCGOWAN, Decd
of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that IN the 18th day OF
l. March, 1905, I will render n final account
OF my aciings and dolngs as Administratrix
OF the Estate OF W. I. Mc1owan, deceased,
in the ofnce OF Judge Of Probate for Abbeville
Comfy At 10 O'Clock q. m, and on the same
day win apply for q inal discharge from my
trust m such Executor. -.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payr1ent on or
before that day. proven and authenticated or
be- forever barred.
Mrs. Clelia p. Mc(iowan.
Feb. 10, 1908. Administratrix.
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|TILLMAN II APPLYF FOB BAIL
Hearing % be Held Before Chief o
tiee Pope Ia Cours House in New
hAeev

Col, James II. Tillman. who now 10 confined
In the Columbia Jail OF the charge OF murder.
will apply for bail on Thur.day afternoon o.
one O'Clock. The hearing will be before Chief
Justice Y. J. Pope. and will take place In the
Court House In this city.
Former Judge o. W. Buchanan. repressnt.
Ing Mr.. Tillman. appeared before Chief Jus.
tice Pope at his residence here on Saturday
and made application for . writ OF habeas
corpus. 4 hearing upon the writ was granted
TO be held at the time and place ABOVE o
Gated.
Following Is q copy Of the notice which has
been served upon Attorney Genoral U. \.
Gunter.
To U. x. Guntsr. Jr.. Attorney General; and
70 J. William Thurmopd, Solicitor 5tn Judi.
ciaI Circuit: Please Jake notice that James
q. Tiliman. defendant above named. VIII ap-
pear before his Honor. Y. J. Pope. Chief jos
lice. nj bis chamber, In the city OF Newoerry
South Carolina. on Thursday, the 18th day Of
February. 1903, at l O'Clock p. m, 10 obedience
to q writ OF habeas corpus, and Uil then ano
there Apply for his release on bond 10 the
above entitled case.
Signed: Geo. w. Crot. 2. H. Nelson. attor.
ueys for James II. TillmRn.
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Have your fortune told by the Gypsy For
tune Teller. who will be here for one week
only.
Paints, oils, glass and putty at Miliord's
Drug Store.
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You can always get fresh candy from p. b.
Speed.
A large bill OF choice stationery expected
this week. Call and zee these goods. p. Ii.
speed.
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WONDER II Charleston 10 not now ready TO
soncus In the opinion which Jim Tillman ex.
prsses6 Of Roosevelt about the time Of Q Ger.
taiu sword presentation.
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Ifyou want mean 'sticky" hour. puy r0m
flour, then buy from Glenn.
L. w. White soils the best yard.wioe un,
bleached sheeting ut 5 cts a yard 10 Do "nno
anywhere.
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Be IL said to their credit, Messrs. N. p. De-
Bruhi and Maxcy q. Donald voted against
the ohild labor bill.
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fske o chance ~ the beautiful Doll. II has
neca named By o prominent gentleman OF
AhbesilIo end b fortunate guesser OF the
1900 vins The doll
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A,x ..oox Good Enough.

'ClInop" flour makes the sweetest and most
nutritious biscuits chat ever came oct OF the
overland any cook Ia u good enough COOK
to nuke them. Try a sack at l.. T.& I. M.
Millef's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

A i've barrel kerosene oil tank for sale cheay
at Speeds Drug Store.
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INDEX TO STORMS.

The Way 20 Foretell the Coming
weather.
The Rev. Iri X. Hicks Almanac for lSG3. q
copy OF which We have, 10 certainly q splen.
did, srtistically printed, luminously Illus
trated book. h storm and weather fore
casts OF Prof Hicks, now too well known to
need comment are given fully In this fine
boob of nearly 100 pages. No family or buEi
mesa should DO without II. Send 30c In stamps
q Word and Works Pub. Co. 20l Locust
Street, 81. Louis, Mo-, with your address. and
you will get q cop by return mail.
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State t q sSG' nt c SSSsViiie. SIS:
I, BENZ. .. Barnweli, Cashier OF tne apoxe.
named bank, do solemly swear that nenooSe
statement In true TO the best OF my knowieuse
and belief. Benz. y. Barnwell. Cashier.
aav n Web ,oaS Julius II. DuPre.
u"' NJ +, s. {.
CoRRECr-Attest:
w. JOEL SMITH.
L.. w. WHITE, Directors.
AMOS b. MORSE.
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3421.
Report OF the Condition Of
The National Bank Of AbbeVlle

ut AbbeviI,e, In the State Of South 1S1o''na'
at the close OF business. February D. i%"'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
FOSTER SUDDENLY ILL.
U. 6. Deputy Marshal Is Severely SicT
 on the Train.

Coming from Phoenix to Douglas yesterday U. S Deputy Marshal John Foster was taken suddenly and severe ly i'll. The comD,ain. wSs ramps. supposed 70 be from severe attack O. dyspepsia or indigestion of the stomach. Seized with the cra10ps, the rcc- fellow was doubled up like a jack knife in the seats. He was 4.deG by the passengers 10 the extent of their ability, and al rairbank a telegram was sent to Dr. Brancon at Naco to meet the train. which he did and administered 10 the patient, so hat he was enabled 10 proceed to proceed to Douglas. where he had sone important business 10 attend tc on behalf of the marshaPs office. II is not thought to be anything mo ( serious than mentioned above.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
WANDERER RETURNS.
Popular Alderman, After Six Weeks
 Vacation, Returns Home.

About six weeks ago there disap- pearei from Bisbee the familiar and well known form and face of one e
 5isbee's most popular officials This gentleman was Chas. c. Warner, the
 watchdog or the council of this great and growing city, and the round al aer.naD i.om the Second ward.
 But little was heard of the genial ei;y father 1niil last Sunday the Re view announced from a Michigan pa per that Mir. Warner was basking un- der the shadows Of the icicles of ;he lar northern portions of Michigan and Minnesota. The surprise that came 10 a representative of the Review on Tuesday last as he dropped into the capital city of Phoenix and there oe- held the councllmanic member dis eoursinS to Q surrounding host of at tentiVe listeners fabulous tales of all that he had seen during his absence, Ray rsell be imagined. There Was not 0ucn lse in breaking inno rhe broad lecture Mr. Warner was deliv cring, 90 the scribe bided his time
 until, catching the alderman on the train returning b Bisbee from phoe- nix, the newspaper man started the tisnrative pumps to work and el:L; "i from Mr Warner a story most inter- estiDg.
 Thirty-four years ago Mir. Warner left his home and friends in the East and hied himself to the wiids of Colo
 Iado, Utah and Nevada, where he pro- cee.ied to make himself Q miner by oc- cupation and profession. When the Tombstone excitement broke out anC attracted Q the famous city all of the sad men of the world, and many Of the best men Of the early days, Mir. War ger being chased with the latter, he was soon numbered among the citi- zenship of the town founded by Ed Schieffelin, and entered the employ of the Contention Mining company where re remained for fifteen years Leaving that employ Mr. Warner | then came 70 the city Of Bisbee and entered the service of the CoppeI Queen Mining company, where he ha; been one of the most faithful of em pioyes ever since, filling his responsi- ] Die position with fidelity to the com ranys interests and g credit to him l self
 Eleven years ago hs mother visited : her son and remained here for a year
 and then return to Minneapolis. the ! family home, now occupied by Mrs
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
DREW ON B.SBEE BANK.
F H. Msscn Under Arrest in Montana
 for Fraudulent Work.

Word reached this city yesterday that r. ri. Mason had been arrested in Deer I odge Montana for having ob- tained money under the false pretense that dras; Uu tho First National Bank of Bisbee, Arizona. would reim- burse those to whose credit the drafts were made out The information came in the shape of request to the postmaster here that he make deposi- ton 70 the effect that there is no such institution in existence.
 Proper measures '" were taken to comply with the request Of the De sr Lodge authorities and the deposition properly made e-out and duly witnessed was sent north yesterday.
 It is not known what amount Mason obtained by his fraudulent -@3-eser- tations. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
BUILDING MAY BE STOPPED.
Orient People May Be Violating F'rs
 Ordinance.

Ordinance.
 The 'propTieto-s of the Orient sa- loon hare started to erect long coal bin al tbe resE Of their estabiisnmen, which work may be stopped if the in vestigstion which is now in progress indicates that the fire ordinance IS being violated. Yesterday afternoon Alderman Hunt and ,IarstI Mui,ea viewed the wcrk being done and de cided to consult City Attorney Sutter. Upon his view of the matter depends whether action will be taken against the proD'setcrs of The resort named above
 It is being built entirely of wood, which fact makes it direct violation of the ordinance in the opinion of Al dernao Hunt.
 The Orient proprietors claim nat they are acting within the letter of the law in that they made the contract for the improvement before the ordi: nance vas p4ssed making it unlawful 10 erect wooden structures within the ire Hrtss Hs named sy the council
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
WoMEN'S UNDERWEAR.

"SNb1tN - StNS-HSV w 1NH' 7
 35 cents each for women's fleece lined Vests and Draw CTS; fine feecing; nicely finished neck. and front. r, :.
 50 cents each for women's. heavy feece-lined Vests and Drawers; fine fleecing: nicely finished neck and front.
 $f each for women's SIPS swiss Vests; some tights in the lot to match in pink, blue and red.
 .CHiLDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
 ;Children's heavy fleece-lined Vests and Drawers. in camel's hair; smallest size in lot worth 35 cents. We are selling all sizes up to 34 Vests and Draw ers at 2s cents each
 WOMEN'S GOLF BtOUSES.
 An almost endless variety of Golf Blouses, in all colors and sizes.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
BUSINESS RnIIFS

Choice line of fresh fruits received this morning at Haigler's, in the Cali fornia Market 9-12
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
Bisbee'S FaVOrite Srore for Ur7dewear Where hen Children Supplied

." Golf Blouse $2.5o and $500
 Knit Corset Covers $1 and up.
 MEMS UNDERWEAR.
 Mems feece-lined cotton un- derwear; extra heavy weight, nicely finished; in blue and brown. 50 eerts a garment. FINE ASSORTMENT AT SIPS
 A GARMENT.
 SIPS a garment; a great as- sOrtment of Mems Winter Un- derwear. Full fashioned nesn colored wool Shirts and Draw CTS; also Vicuna (not all wooD Shirt and Drawers; also deli cate blue all-wool Shirts and Drawers; also gray ribbed woolen Shirts and Drawers.
 $1.5o a garment-full fash toned Shirts with reinforce1 fronts; Drawers double sewed, large drill fly, French waist bands. knit ankles. (about S5 per cent wool.)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Fresh home mate bread. pies and psaty In. vcr, best. q: Haigier's. 10 California marke. 9-12
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Ladies use Yanola Cream for the face and hands, and sold only by Mrs. Rich. Main street. 9-6-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
A PROPULSION OF 8EaUT:
 FULLY DESIGNED HATS
Second Floor.

Second Fioor.}
 Al ; All Of them excep- tiona 1s rcs.
 wide .."-c Of the seasons choic-~I styles in large picture hats. trimmed with Amazon plumos. English round hats. toques. ,urbans, etc. each one possessic. genuine merit. and many of them reproductions ct the latest idea of Paris and New York milliners. Among them some exclusive styles with individuality Of charm and beauty. such hats as those we offer at S6 would cost two Or three times as much elsewhere
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
BATHS ONLY 25cTS.

l. Hot and cold water; everything clean and neat. Al Mrs. Jones'. o3po
 site KiEsey House tsee sign).
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

A delightful preparation for the face ie Yanola Cream. Sold at Mrs Rich's HsirjTessing Parlors 9-6-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Our Kentucky White Ky. Is tie bes; noney oan i'ii--ai The Little Ga sinG 9-2-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

See hlf3 n HcDora!J lof paper decornt!rg uI a} kiri. Nnat Evergreen Cen'it.- lowell iG2I-u