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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
GOING
TO PAINT?

NIN,zE want to know CT
7 SlAVN3 al! :he people in
} )@TfT[S the com munity
who are intending to do any
painting this Spring. 1t
does't make any difference
how little or how much
we w ,uld Ike o know. We
have a proposition to make
which will interest any body
who intends to paint, whether
it be a house, roof, barn fence,
carriage or farm implements.
Drop a postal card telling us
what you are thinking OF
doing in this line. We are
sure it will be worth your
while.
Paints, Oil, Varnishes,
Stains, Furniture Polish.
Enamel, Gilt, Putty Knives,
Putty, Brushes and all sup
plies for painters at lowest
, prices.
Your friend.
W. P. WOODBRIDGE,
Druggist
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, SOC.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
IN SOCIETY,".
...*4.ss4..ss..s !

Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Foster enter
tanned the Sixth Street Finch Club and
their husband 8 Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Blake as guest of honor. The
interior of the little home responded
cordially to the artistic sentiment of
each guest who crossed the threshold,
so dainty and beautiful are its furnish
ings, SO cozy and brilliant its appear
ance. Although new the magic wand
which represents the highest art. that
of making home homtliKe, seems to
have touched each ornament and
drapery. thereby besto owing upon the
little home its most potent charm.
The game was PLAYED at three tables
and was follow ed bv beautiful and
delicious refreshments Those present
we're Mrs. Blake, Mr.. w. H. Williams
of Birmingham, MIR. and Mrs. Joe
Brownlow. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Wooteu, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Hastings,
Miss Lila Coleman, Mr.. ana Mrs. J.
w. Frierson, Mrs. F. D. Lander, Mr..
John M. Lee. Miss Jean Dobbins Kept
score.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

Mrs T. A. Leech was hostess at a
charming little finch party last Satur-
day. complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
G. b. Hill, of Pulaski. There were
five tables and the game was most
interesting. A delightful feature OF
the entertainment was the beautiful
lunch which was served at noon.
Those present were, Mrs. J. Proctor
Polk, Hazel Padgett, l.. P. Padgett,
A. P. McFerrin, Baker Adams, Wooten
Moore, A. Samuels. Monte Faris,
John Sloan, Mora Fairs, A. s. Page
and T. ID. Lander. and Misses
Rebecca Carpenter, Clyde Cant Mary
ana Edna Frlerson, Mary and Willie
Ashton. Mary Carpenter, Fannie l..
Smith and Addle s. Bennett.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

IL owe my whole life TO Burdoek
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered
nv body. seemed beyond cure. B.B.B:
has made me a perfectly well woman"
Mrs. Chas. Hutton, Berville, Mich.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27
BuggieS. Euggies.

Big stock, any style you want, rubber
or steel tires, any color paint, all sizes
bodies, aud price $40 to $40 lower than
anyone. See
9u3t Satterfield & Dodson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

TODAY when il was whispered around
the crowd that a real, live Pm ladeipnia
lawyer was standing IN their very
midst Mr.. Jones Is most gentai;
clever and unassumIng gentleman. anu
one would never suspect him TO De ire
wonderful citizen that he Is
The party left Wednesday evening
for Phil adelphIa.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-03-27

f want to know Ct
al! :he people in
the com IN u init y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

- Der untsre Obio TT ou58etreten
uno 1T an etljaen 5tellsn 3pii6en
gaOucu6, 8D., unO @oansOine, Sno.,
Is Meilen brett, 9as gan3e 6luBs
t6al 7te6t inter 8uTer. 8eitern Dos
rem bic @epGTer nod i'm Staigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
@teQt fih Der 8e61rOc.

0enber, GoL, %. 5e6r. - Sin
iunqer Mann, pel9er ben Iamen
6reO. s. 5or angie6t, erIaien bsute in
einem 6ieIigen Station5baus un0
fteute f6 Der 8e60rOe 5ur 8erfiigung.
er mitt6eilt, mar er frii6er in
Detroit, Mi6., uls 2(gent fir Suipes
lier5ftrmen t6dtig uno entflOb Dor
etnu feds 0ofen Don bort nit
S6mud7u6an i'm Wert6e BON $22,z
500, nel6e Der 5irma 6oruce SO.
5teere qe60rten. @r ~Dertdufte Die
Supelen in &unIa8zGitp fir $4,000
un0 bat ieBt oa5 8an5e 9elo 6urdgez
6ra6t, bis auF $500. DIS er our4=
iu6t 4purpe, bate er jeOO6 teinen
Sent in Der 9o7ae, unO er iagte, er
babe bag GelO paritedt, Damit er es
ba3u ~Derpenoen t0nne, geltnoe aus
Der 8at76e 3u tommen.
0etrpit, W}i6, %. 5e6r. -
aor miro unter einem 6aft6efe6l,
nel6er i'm 6ei4ulOtgt, 0iamanter
i'm Dert6e BON $500 8eitoblen gu baa
ben, 6ier6sr ausgeliefert Deroen.
Seine Qnga6e, OaB iejn 9ie6itahl eli
nen 8ert6 bon $4,000 inDOlOire,
ptrO bier Derla9t. Gr na9m nur
bier 0iamQntrin8e i'm 8ert6e DON
etnas ii6er $500 nit, uno tinen oerz
fel6en D~erpfdnOete er nor ieiner 5l14t
in bie7iger Stabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
s6lenbriau i'm TGuttenbalt,
Go%ntruttoren melt 3uriif nit i4ren
Qr6eiten. - Die i'm 8uu begrtfz
fenen 8rieg5i4iffe.

Qr6eiten. - Die i'm 8uu begrifz
fenen 8rieg5i4iffe.
@uf6tngtOn, .. g., "a. Sc
bruQr. = 8eru0e gu elmer 3eit, no
in Q(nbetra6t Der tir3lt4 beigelegten
bene8uelunif6e Streitfrugen Pldne
fir cine beOeutenbe Grb0bung Oe5
Observation-Disclosures beIpro4en Duroen,
nirD e8 9rG1ibent ROOieOelt uno iet7
mem 3ubtnet nabe gelegt, tpte nett
3uriid man nod 1T.
8ebor man BON neuen S6tffen
fpre6en fam, 1T man gen0tbigt, Der
8DQen0ung Der bereit8 in 4ngriff gez
nDmmenen ale Qufmert Iamteit 3u3uz
penben.
Qbmiral Bomber, G6eF Der Gon>
ifruftions zQ6t6eilung Der Marine, err
flGrt in feinem 8eri6t an ben Slot
tenminifter MoobD, baB er f4on Dor
3pet M2Onuten 8efe6l gegeben babe,
feinen QuF6ub me6r gu %geItatten,
fonbern bic 68iff8buuer an ibre@onz
tratte gu 6alten. Die uria4en Der
8er30gerung 7eien 0ieIe, Die Bldne
ieien un3uoerIGffig O., 9an3erplutten
uno 6~ta6lplatten piirOen ni4t re4tz
3eitig Qbgeliefert, bic S4iff5bauer
feien ni9t geniigenO uu5geriiitet uno
oerglei6en me6r,
Die i'm 8au begriffenen @6iffe
Tnb, Grtens, 2inien54iffe: nN}ifou~
RI" .O6io," n8irginia," pg}ebrasta,"
r@eorgia," ng2epzSeriep," rR9obez
SslanD," connecticut" unb p2OuiTiaz
ma" - 9; 9an3ertreu3er: rPenniplz
baniu," r0efz8irgtnia," nGolifOrz
nta," Colorado" gItarnlanb" unO
n@out6z0 atota" IS; geIdiiBte &reuz
ger: ,9enber," r9es MOine5," Shat
funooga," n8albeton," Tacoma" II.
nGleDelunb," n@t. 2Ouis," nMilmouz
fee" unb yGbarleitOn" - 9; MOniz
tors: rg}epuba" un0 n5loriOu" - 2;
SQrpeOo : 6abr3euge: v9oPtinS,
,6uu,~ nQaprence," nMc9onoug6,"
r5tring6am," n8lutelp," rgt6oI=
fbn," nO'8rten," m3ingen," blum
ger" ,@rampu5," r9ite," rPOrpoiz
t." Start" - IA. N}tt Qu5na6me
Der 2inienf6iffe CONNECTICUT" unO
nQpuiIiunu" fn0 ale melt 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
2(n6e6ogen
na6 0eu1
@Geu.

8%erIonen, fpel6e nu6 benz gfef
r%nbebagen ~per1piren nit einem Sc
fi6I Der 8oQbeit uno Sdpere un0
pel6e 6GuFig finOen, baB Die 9fabs
rung aufquiqt unO unter S4mer5en
pie elm innerli9e8 i6pere8 8eDiat
in Der Magen606Iung liegt, poer pels
DE an 6artleibigteit, 9dmorrRoiOen,
8lutuuOrong i'm 8opfe, Ma8snIGure.
Ruuieu, @oDbrennen, &OpfI4mer3en,
@tOerniGen gegen 3ubrung, g%aSartt7
gem @uftoBen, 6er3I6pG4e oDer
9er3flOpfen, erititenOen unO beengens
ben 9efi6Ien, tpenn in liegenDer Stels
lung, bei'm pI0Bli6en @ufiteben an
66pin0el, 9untte oOer @epebe Dor
ben 4ugen, 6ie6er unO OumPfeH
66mer3en i'm Ropfe, N}angel an Pers
ipiration, geIber 6arbe Der 9aut un0
Qugen, 66mer3en in Der Seite,
8ruF, in ben 8lteoern un0 Pl0Bli4eH
4nfGuen BON 9tBe leiOen, iOuten einige
9DIen BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
0ntrrmnrn

q nzO rIeuns, Ga, %. 5ebr.
- 9eter 5arreG, Elm berDorragenber
bemofrutif6er 9olitifer, ipurbe 9e@
tern pon feinem dIteiten So9ns GO1
iporO erf6oFen. Die Gamilie be-
bauptet, buB 6arreG in sinem PlOgliz
8en @ut6anfaG Gbparb unb Oehen
8ruber George, beren 8etragen -t9m
miBfauen, gu t0bten brO6te. @oparO
entfpurb Dem Batter ben Repoloer uno
iugte linn brei 8ugeln ms 6er3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
cnfrr bss Giienbahrs@ uIpdg.

Diron, 3d., %. 5ebr. Sin
GaneQ3ug Der nSt, 2Ouis &c San
Fran3tsco48u6n4 sntgleiite in Der
leBten 0a8t gu QrIingtOn, na4e Dem
@ascpnaoez8iper uno Die @rpreBz
un0 qOitpaggons bra4en in 9tiide.
@iaiam @ifforO, G~rpreBugent aus
ct. QpuiS, fam unter Die 5rummer
gu liegen unb ertranf in Dem 8aIier,
pel6e8 ii8 aus benz 5erI4metterten
SENDER ii6er Jpn ergOB. 2Otomottos
fi6rer 9eder aus Rep6urg lit lebens@
qefd6rli9 DerleBt, uno bier dnoers
3uobebienftete trugen i4mer3Rafte
8erleBungen ouDon. Die Pa1ogisre
entfamen o6ne S6aOen.
Solicit, SGs., %. Ge6r. Cine
9ufI6e, in pelfer flint Mdnner BON
elmer 8eerbigung 3uridte6rten, tpuroe
oeTtern Q6enD an elmer 8a6ntreu3ung
al 8rucepiae, einem iiioli9 BON bier
Geleqenen Standardization, Our4 eli
nen 3ug Der nQltOn Z &anid&agitq@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

8a6n" oemolirt. Georg 8urfot uno
So6n Ruoele5f bIie6er uugenblifIi8
toot, SO6n 8uccpit6 uno QnorerD
8o5liof8tp iDurOen t0Otli4 unO g}i4.
@alenie idper DerleBt.
Q@6eroeen, 60, %. 6e6r. -
0ur6 bic 6aIte nabe 4t6Ol ein9etrez
tene Gntgleiiung zines YeriDnen3n95
Der gG6icago &c NOrt6netern 8a9n"
nurOe 6reoerid u. HOpp, Elm Banter
aus 6aDtepe, So., %get0Otet, uno bret
onoere 8afagiere erlitten lei6te &ers
leBItngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

Gbrli6 pd6rt imm,r am 2dHgfen. ltnjdbligs
inaeu. Ar3eneien fno loon oeqeR 6dmorrboi0en
ouqcprielen foroen. unjdbligs BON Den eeaten,
bic ue aae p;rbtn, Fno DuOurd i6On a%ngtfabrt'
um ibr @elo qcbraat Dor0en, Obne bab fe 9ulIe
ian0tu. Etsbal6 babcn F6 aud dae itne io9eH.
Nr}eueisn ui6t bebaupttu f6unen. SIN 8esenlas
po5u it6t icoo6 Sr. Sils5ee's bertbmtes AHateps
oenaunfeg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oas, pie ebrs
lid am 9dnoiicn pdbrt, i6 uibt nur Der odHtz
BARN GriuuerunG ppH pitleR Sauisnoeu @ebetlteH
srfrcut, iouosrn aud bHr5 ieiue eriolge mebr
uno mc6r beribmt Qema6t bat. 9roben trei Dsrs
ianbt BON y. ReuFaOter & &c., Sor 2il6, 9eps
MarL t2LSolSGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

miniiter 8roDrid babe bic bette, iez
mails einem Miniiter ~ge6otene 8elez
gen6eit auf beoauerli4e @etie per-
na6lGiiigt un0 Ginri9tungen einge7
fii6rt, tpel6e nt4t nur berperflt4 i'm
9rin3ip, ionOern audi in Der PraTt5
unbeilDoG unO iehr ~toitipielig ieien.
&riegsminiiter 8roOrid Oert3eiotgte
fi8 Our6 cine ldngere 8eOe uno err
iu6te UNI 3eit, bumit er feline 8lGne
b%oQItGnoig ausfibren tOnne. gr oerz
Ipottete Die SOee, OaB ii4 9rOB6ri~
tannien auf feline 8iirgerps5r fir Die
@ert6etoigung Oe5 2dnOeS perlafen
f6nne unO be3ei6nete Oieiel6e al8 Ell
nen bepaffneten W}o6.
gs fam beute gu fsiner2(6itimmung
ii6er Da5 NmenOement. W}an glaubt
uuqemein, baB oafelbe abgelebnt rperz
Rem niro. Sett me6reren Sagen lit
Das @erii6t i'm 1mlauf, DAB 9r.
8robrtd bas Mmt be8&riegsminiiterS
nteDerleeen min, nm als Ru6folger
bes Qoro Gur3on 8icetOnig Don Snz
bien gu iperOen.
@mpfang i'm 8uttngRdm@
Bdlai It.
QpnDpn, %. 5ebruar. - 80nig
GOpuro~ 6ielt beute ben eriten @m@
pFung Der Gaifon i'm 36rOnIadle oes
o D.
8udinQ6Qm : 8alaIte8. 8otf6dfter
g6oate unO anoere MitgIieOer Der
ameritunif6en legation %befanOen ita
inter ben anfpeIenben 9iplomoten.
9a8 @efolQe oeS 80ntg5 umi6loB
ben 8rin8en BON 8ale5, Die meiitsn
Miniter unb fat ale 60berenStaut8>
beamten. @rz@ouperneur ., 81.
! Tranci8 BON MifOuri, PrdiiOent Der
MISUNDERSTANDING : 8efeui6oft BON
ct. 2puis, purbe bom 8oti4after
@6oate benz 80nig Dorgsiteat.
Union BON 8a6nbeOienit e
ten muB S4ubenerfaB
3a6len.
Qon0p'n, %. 6%ebruar. Der
gro3eB Der n5off Bale : 8obngeieaz
f6Qft" qegen Die ,~Qmal8omuteO GU
cietn Of RailroaO Gerbant8" enOete
6eute in 6olge zines 5piIden beioen
8urteien getroffenen GOmpromifes
Oomit, oaB DaS 8eridt Der 8a6n9ez
feuf6uFt $4,000 S6aoeneriuB 3us
Ipra6. Der 8rb3eB mar i4on in err
tier Snitan3 gu 8unIten Der &lGgertn
entf6ieDen porDen, urtD Die 8ertlagz
ten appeQirten. Die 8abngeieQi4 aft
buiirt lire S6abeneriuB : 5oroerung
auf bic 8e6auptung, DdB tie p6bren0
bes 6trifes i'm Sabre 1900 uuf un8ez
iebli6e 0eife BON Der nAmulgamateO
6Dcietp" Dur9 @in79i6terung tRrer
8eoieniteten, NusIteuung DOn 8tdetS
auF i6rem Gigent6um II. I. IN. beld@
fftQt porDen lei. Der 9rO3eB inDolz
btrte pieIe 6ragen Don grOBer 8iAs
tiqteit fir Nrbeiter : Organiiationen.
8eaber> 9ampferltnte
Dertaut t.
2pnbon, %. 6sbruur. - Die
unter6unDlungen gum Nntuuf Der IA
9Qmpfer Der 8eaper : 2tnie 0ur4
GlOer, 9em27ter &c So. an bic pGa~
naoa5gocific : 8a6ngefeGI8aft" finO
beute erfolgrei6 gum Q6i4IuB gsz
lunqt. Der 9rei8 lift ni4t genau be-
FAINT, ion jebo8 ~un8efd6r $7,50o,00O
betraoen. Del 8ertauf rpirO, tpie man
qlau6t, benz neuen S4neQpoitotenft
nit Canada gum groBen 8Ort6eil gsz
ret9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
3ufam NJ enrottung Der S NJ
1urgenten in MGcez
honipn

Wien, %. 5ebruar. Der mo-
ceoonif6s 6ii6rer Boris Surafotp fOa
in ben IeBten IA 3ugen mebrere gut
uusgeriiftete 8anben BON je 2500tann
3ufammen gebra9t boben. 8ie Die
rNeue Treie prefe" erfa6ren bat, iino
in Der NG6e bes befannten 8loIters
Ritta, 40 Meilen BON Softu entfernt,
ungefG6r 1000 Macebonier cOn3enz
trirt, UNI Mtelnit in Der tiirtiI4en
Broptn5 SereS un5ugreifen.
Mlbanier fo1en ba5 rumdnii4e 8onz
fulat in Mitropiba angegriffen BADEN.
9as 9erii4t lit un~oerbiirgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

@onffunttnOpeG, %. Tebr.-
Sepfif gui6a, Der tirtii4e Nttnttter
bes QuspGrtigen, bsnd3rt4tl9fe
beute bic 8otI6after 0etrei4 : I'M
qarn's unO RuBlanO'S, baB Der Gull
tan eingepiGigt babe, Die Reformz
pldne Der MG6te fir Moceoonten gu
Qcceptiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

QDnDon, %. 5ebruar. - SIN
u~nter6auie fan0 beute cine LANCE De-
bate ii6er elm 4menoement 3urN0reRe
3ur Qntnort auF bic S6ronreDe itatt.
0teIes ENHANCEMENT nabm Die 5orm
elmer i6urfen 8rttit gegen Ous&riegsz
Mtniterium an uno duBerte Be
bQuern barber, OaB Die Organization
Der Qrmee Den @rfOrOernifen 0es
Rei6es ni6t entIprede unO baB bic
Understanding Der milttGrif6en
Qu5gaben fpeoer Die Stdrte, nod Die
si6tigfeit Der 6ritii4en Streitfrdfte
oef1rbert babe. 9afel6e purbe BON
benz einfluBrei6en GonierOatipen
8edett ~angePoten uHb bur4 biele urs
auFrieOene uniOnifen uuterfiiBt.
8edett ertldrte in elmer Rebe, Rriegs>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
93 J b. oD8
Nv NtQeu
ntbmsu, mslbc oag 6ofem i6Hsu BON alien ObeRs
Q~tnauutcu gci5perbtn ~btireisn.
70 q b & 6 O., 0crps 9ort:

'~NHH%
Or. 81 q D 70 & 6 O., 0cros9ort:
Bcrtbt 6crrcu Scit fat 5Dct 5abrcn mar tD
frarf uno babe tiui0e Der cridbrsuOfcn 4trjtc IN
ben Gerciuigteu Staoten an Gstbc gc3o0tn. 80
buoets unO traut bciBts g8udcr in ben @ot SPRINGS,
Qrf., abcr Incs iditu bel mir fcincu Grtol9 3u has
ben. qIg ia Sbrs au3cige bsmcritc. bci6loB tp,
nit Sbrtn 9iucu cintu @triu6 gu MAIDEN uno Q=
brau6te id rub3u 3nti S3dbteIn. so Habut
snei giatu Dor Dem S4laicuQtbtu unO cine nab
Dem 6ribhid Uuo babtu mir oicldbcu mebr cat
Qctban, ols ir0cuo ctpag, mas i3 bisbcr qcbrdu6t
babe. Mciu gcioen bcitauo in cjRsr Stbtrtrautz
bttt. R,ins 6uut uuO mciuc Au9cH rpdrcn 0un)
oel6: i'd bate i6ldfriQc Gciiibte, mar tpie Elm &c=
t%runltner; bate SamtrJcu brett ibcr benz @d=
bel, a,ruOc uls pb bic Sale auf benz 4aQcR
briidt,. Wcinc GiuQepeibe lDareu iebr Oft pCrz
fopft. Wcir 0tuuO unO bic OUNCE iUarcn meifeaz
tbeilg c~ut,iuoct. Qtppctit mar 5iuar Gut, ober Die
Iabruuq tourte niht perOuutu uuo Ice lartr I'M
RaQeu, ioOnB bisicIbe INNER Ditor emporium.
sd fornts MIR lti6t OerOauliat @ubruHG 81 mir
u,bmsH. Bite, i6id.n Sic mir ben stat58eber,"
qbtunogOpa Ben 8auQg,
Sot SPRINGS, arf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
ROYAL ROBES.

King Oscar has resumed the reins OS government, thus terminating the re- geDcy of the Crown Prince Gustaye.
 The king of the Belgians, who is sut- tering from weak eyesight, has gone te Wiesbaden to be treated by a famous German OculiSt.
 It is recalled that when the ear and the present Prince of Wales visited the house of commons together a few years ago the resemblance between them was such that they might have been twins. The czar is the darker of the two.
 In former days King Edward was an enthusiastic waltzer, and neither at Marlborough House DOT Sandrings ham were "waIlfowers'' ever seen, as the royal host expected all his guests to follow his example. It is long, how. ever. since his majesty has done mors than go through the figures of stats qpadrille.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
SCRAPS OF SCIENCE.

Successful experiments have beeE made for obtaining alcohol and sugar from pine and birch sawdust.
 Chemical union is the result of the at traction of unsatisfed electric charges on different atoms for one another.
 Professor Dall Osso, inspector Of tht museum of sTapIes, has just published an article in which he afirms that re- searches and excavations prove that there eSisted Pompeii nine centuries before cur era.
 By means of an ingenious instru, ment. the hydfoscope. the human eye sight can penetrate the ocean depths and clearly distinguish objects over a niIe below the surface. The inventor s Slgn0r Pino. an Italian, a schoolmats of MarcOni.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
sWELTERING HEAT

Interferes With Athletic Contests in
 New York.
 New York. July 4.-The sweltering heat somewhat handicapped the ath- letes today in their efforts to win the all around championship title of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, at Celtic Park, Long Island City.
 In all the events competition was keen. Hlery ". Clerk, of the Bos- ton Athletic Association. won the title, with total of 613s points. He vas champion in 1887 also. Adam B. Gum. of the Central Y. B. c. A. Of Buffalo, New York. the champion of the last two years. was second, with 5.S0S 1-4 points. and P. ". c. Foster. of Harvard, was third, with 5,34S 1-2 points
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
LITERARY EXERCISES
JUDGE FLETCHER Nj. DoARE IS
 EVENING SPEAKER.

Euiosizes the American, and D~eIIs
 on the Spirit of Patriotism That Per
 vades His Breast in Onward March.
 Judge Fletcher M. Doan delivered an eloquent address, appropriate to the national festivities now in pro gress in this city, at 8 o'clock last night.
 He eulogized the American citizen as one not needing the words of an orator to express or stimulate his sense of loyalty to his native or adopt ed land.
 Said he: 'Nor does he demand a rehearsal of past achievements in or der to inspire him to their equal.
 We are not at the zenith of our power and glory as a people, and noble as the deeds are that have be- come history, there are more to fol low, equal and perhaps superior, for national honor and wOrld-blessing.
 Yet to remember the unfounded fears of some statesmen in days gone, that the AlIeghanies, or the Missis- sippi, or the Rocky mountains, or the Pacific coast, should never have seen our passage of their bounds in our quest and conquest, will inspire us to have no dread of whatever growth Providence may have yet outlined to our on-coming generation.
 Whether physically, or intellectu- ally, or financially. our manhood is ready for any sacrifice to meet the demands made by our undeVeloped resources-of plain, or forest, or noun tain.
 And the womanhood of the land is waiting to do and dare and suffer it's full share. now as ever"
 Judge Doan was applsuded ire uuently through his address.
 The quintet composed of Mrs. liar rington. Miss Henniueer, Messrs. Her, Till. Griffith and Hoffman. delighted the audience with patriotic songs, and were compelled to answer to an en- core.
 Two days of celebrating have come and gone. and nothing has happened to mar the pleasure of the participants. Today cones the outside sports at Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
coLoRED CHAMPIONSHIP

Is Retained by Joe Cans, Who Knocks
 Out Buddy King.
 Butte, Mont. July fin a drizzling rain and in the presence of a small crowd Joe Cans retained the colored lightweight championship of the world here this afternoon. by defeat ing Buddy King, of Denver, in five rounds
 King never was in 1t after the first round. when a right to the mouth sent him dowE for the count. He bled freely after that and was plainly try ing to stay for the money Cans scored a clean knockout.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
TRAM AND TRACK.

Germany has now 32.O00 miles oi steam railway. ,s.gI -
 The Swedish government has deter. mined b apply electric power to all the present steam railways as soon af possible.
 In the year 1905 the tipse on the Si berian railway between Moscow and Irkutsk Is to be reduced from eigb; 6ays to five.
 The mileage of the Atlantic COas' railway system is to be increased this year 4J0 miles, largely on account O: summer travel and in order to provide rzilroad facilities fer the marketing 0. garden products
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
ON THE DIAMOND.

National League-Pittsburg 2. Phil. adelphia c; second game. PittsbuTg 2, Philadelphia l: Cincinnati 13, Brooklyn 3; second game, Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 1, Boston g.; scond game, St. ouis 8. Boston. g.; Chicago 16. New York 9.
 American League-New York 5, Chicago 3; second game. New York 5. Chicago 3; Boston {, St Louis 1; second game. Boston 2. St. Louis O.: Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3: second game. Philadelphia 0. Detroit 5; Wash ington g. Cleveland 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
RECORD DAY AT MoReue.

Sixteen Deaths Result Of Holiday
 Accidents at Pittsbura.
 Pittsburg, Pa, July ftp to mid night sixteen bodies had been taken to the morgue, the largest number of any Fourth of July since the morgue was established.
 or the dead, three were killed in q trolley accident and four electrocuted three were victims of heat, two were run down by railroad trains and four lost their lives through fireworks.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
ROOT DEFEATS GARDNER.

Lowell Lad Has a WaIkover with the
 chiessoan at Fort Erie.
 Buffalo, N. Y, July 4-George Gardner, of Lowell, Massachusetts, de feated Jack Root, of Chicago, in the arena of the International Athletic club, at Fort Erie, this afternoon.
 The bout was scheduled for twenty rounds, but it lasted only twelve The men fought for the championship of the light heavyweight class and a purse of s7,000, and 6 diamond medal The crowd was not large. From the tap of the bell, Gardner showed his over Root.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
leaoRANT OF ULrlMATuM.

Purport Of Manehurian Document Is
 Not Known to U. s. Ambassador.
 London. July 4.-The officials of the United States embassy here know nothing of the ultimaturn which. ae- cording to advices from Japan to Sviet. St. Petersburg. was presented recent ly by the British and Japanese minis ters at Pekin. to the Chinese govern ment on the subject of MRnchuria.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
AN PAYABLE POEM

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
Bake Plrruna-

Bake Pirruna.
 An kinds of mining properties for saje In fractions or groups. No middle man need apply. Also an interest ir s3x claims that join the Easter Sun tay. Four houses for rent-twO, Sree, four anG six rooms-located in se,-sh Bisbee, convenient to all points thereabouts. EnqSire of Jacob Pir- rung, better known as Dutch Baker p R7 s9..
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-05
BROKE ALL AUTO RECORDS.

Columbus, O.. July 4.-Barney ola. held broke all automobile records from one to ten miles here this after noon. The ten miles were made in .9:54 4-5. against record time The Winton record was 1O:50 Oldfield's fastest mile was made in 56 2-5 sec OuSis