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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19
Clearance Sale in Mems Shirts

Would you buy dollar shirts for sxty five cents if you could? That's bargain we are of ring in Mens Shirts this week. These styles and colors, without collars and with detached cuffs.
 Also lot of the Stanley Brand Shirt--known where-with laundried collars and cuffs at ached These come in all the latest coors and stripes.
 This sale is the result of over purchase on our part, aad these Shirts worth much more than the low prices have placed them but will carry them over until next season.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19
TO CONSTRUCT A DAM
SAN PEDRO ASSOCIATION WANT
 GOVERNMENT TO AID.
Is An Idea! Lccation-Would Mean Much for cochise Ccunty's Agricul
 @,5'gF tura! Fossil es g., r.U

For several months past a small association of San Pedro valley water useEs has been diligently at work in
 m endeavor to interest the govern ment in the Charleston reservoir site and their endeavors have met with
 such eneouragemept SC far that those
 interested have reason to feel conf-
 dent of the ultimate success of the
 undertaking On Tuesday of this week. w. c. Ferris, secretary of the
 association. was in Tombstone for the purpose of supervising and ask. ing for financial assistance from the board in the undertaking
 The association is doing much to- ward the development of the San Pedro valley. and in order to interest the government in water storage and artesian wells considerable money must be expended, all of which so far has been borne by few individ- uals. The association believes that as these enterprises will contribute to the general welfare of the public the county should lend material aid. The board is now in session, and it is 1uite likely that the water enterprise will receive favorable consideration.
 The Charles on reservoir site is an ideal location for the storing of flood waters and if pushed to con clusion, as the development associ;,. tion hope, will be the means of en- riching Cochise county to an almost incalculable sum. It is the purpose of this association to urge the gov ernment to construct the dam and in- vestigate the artesian possibilities Of the valley by sinking below the pres ent known water supply in hope that stronger currents and greater vol umes may be encountered. To the association is due much credit for the progress made thus far in that direc- ! tion. The enterprise is being man. aged by self-sacrificing men whc | know no such thing as fail, and if 1 sustained by material help will make | a success of this important undertak- ng.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

If you want to induce your minis ter to preach shorter sermons try giving him more pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

Soon after the shooting occur ed there was a great deal of talk of or ganizing a posse and setting out in
 iced but wiser heads knew that if
 hey had left the city. the murderous pair were well out of the reach of a posse. so 1t was decided to SCOUT the vicinity Thomas and Foster soon 'ound tracks which had undoubtedly )een made by the retreating men.
 When they left the Shattuck se- ,oon, they must have separated It is certain that one of them had horse. He made his way up Brew cry Gulch to the junction of that .horoughfare with O K street. On the ) K street side of the Brewery Cullen -esturant, he had left his horse. for he was seen to come from the scene of the shooting, masked and with gun still in his hand. This is the statement of the night man at the restaurant named.
 The cook of the same establishment saw a man at the rear of the place which is on O K street. jus after he had mounted his horse. He asked cf him, What is the matter, old man?" 10 which the man on the horse replied. Get your head in there and mind your own d-d business. Get to work" and he was off like a spectre. The cook at the restaurant could not tell the color of ther horse as it was
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

sf q. 17l ''- 77-l- 2. -,.s. .,s 2. q
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&AswNn..~ Saw.

We know of no better Shoe for digging and other heavy work than the Nopatau shoe They sta da iu price and value-aways w lcome to the miner
 We have just received another big lot of these shoes in all szes You may be of ht For Ladies and Chidrens wear have received another express ship ment of English Barefoot Sandals which have been department, look that waterproof shoe for It still be in in showcase and has yet reached the in side. This is pretty goo sort of shoe for who nave tswork in the mud and much e durable thansac rubber boot
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

Charity that begins at home gem orally has a very humble beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

sleeves. Both had on masks. The masks were made of old hats with hotels cut through the top and tied ccwn over their faces. They did not wait for any of us to throw up. but commenced to shoot right from the ump The tall man turned sharply on Milless when he came in through the door and took his gun in both hands and famed the trigger three ines. That was before anyone could realize what had happened. I guess ne killed Mlless. Milless said s.arting to throw up his hands, For lsGod's sake, don't do that, man ss~ aud was shot as soon as the words came out of his mouth. I knew-thattt tthey meant business so made for the back door to get out of the way r."
 That the men who did the job got nervous there is no doubt, for had they been cool they could have gotten away without a shot being fred for the money from the games ard the bar had just been put away n the safe for ire night, except what little was kept in the money register Or the use of the bar.
 Charles Thomas was the first Of ticer to arrive on the scene. Coroner Brown and Lieutenant Johnnie Eos CT were sent for. As soon as Eos ter arrived he questioned the wit messed to the shooting and started put to find the trail oL the murderers Coroner Brown impanelled a jury
 nd the remains of the dead man were aken to the undertaking parlors Of Robert Hennessy. where it was found
 hat the shot which struck Miliess ear the right shoulder had pentrated through the chest The bullet from his wound was found on the right s'de of the victim. between the uu- iershirt and outside shirt. The opin- on of pr Hart. who was present wheG he jury viewed the wounds. was that he enc that had passed through the chest would have been sufficient to cause instant death While no thor 7ugh examination was held it was also the opinion of the physician that the wound near the waist line. might nave cut he spinal cord and still not result in immediate death. ---
 The jury that viewed the remains will meet at the coroner's office today at II o'clock and render its veridc.. There is little doubt that 1t will be' Death from a gunshot wound. or wounds. by the hand of an unknown nan"
 The jury was composed of the fol ewing: Thomas MeKenney. R. Ha- ,el- Charles Brlner David Welcn. Charles Wilson and H. H Udeli.
 L. O. Milless, the murdered man. is we'll known in Btsbee. He has been employed at the Shstt1ck saloon for number of years. He is d mem Der of the local lodge of Eagles. He vas not over five feet. six inches in height. He was probably about 5 pr 56 years of age.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19

too dark in the alley when he fitted past.
 The o'her was, seen from the Re view office to run through the alley between to Dubacher building and the Brewery saloon and up the stairway at the Review office to the hill above At least he Is supposed :o have been one of the pair for he appeard in sight immediately after the shots were heard.
 Later-It now develops that the cock at he Gem restaurant may have been mistaken in stating that he saw one of the criminals make his escape on a horse. Jack Rush and five eth CT men who were in the Gem saloon when they saw a man run away from the scene of the shooting saw the same man, presumably, double on his tracks and pass the rear of the sa- loon on foot. All are quite positive that no man ever passed the rear door of the house on horseback. The theory is that the two met again on the hfff above the Review office ani returned to Main street by a circuit ous route.
 The shot fired by Wilson could not have done any injury to the men at whom he fired. for the bullet hole made by his one shot was later found in the bottom of the door. -r
 One of the hold-ups. made a second attempt 70 get another victim for he shot from a point between the St. |. Lou's saloon and the postoffice, the bullet tearing through the moulding of the door and the window screen. imbedding itself in the woodwork at the bottom of the wine case in the front of the saloon. It was after wards taken cut and found to be a 3S-caliber ball, the same size as the one extracted from the clothing of Milless.
 There was no trace of the hold-ups at the hour of going to press. Off, cers Thomas and Foster traced the racks of the men to a point on the trail leading up the side of Brewery Gulch. where it was lost
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19
Mom.nss of History.

Moments of History.
 Elizabeth was about to step on the 2 cloak that Raleigh put down in front when sudden thought struck hers Has it been sterilized Y' she asked sternly.
 It was evident by Raleigh's look of sudden dismay that he had been guilty of gross neglect. AF-'t..s
 "It only goes to show" safd Eliza beth. stingiDg bifh through her Tor. gnette as she was lifted over the puddle. 'how even one who loves me 60 much may grow criminaily careless."-rhil. adelphia Ledger, AAa90s . -sf sa -se .1s C = .k .E .f = .. E .@ -s r a
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-19
H0LD..UP AND MURDER IS COMMITTED IN
 HEART OF CITY

(Continued from First Page.),
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

vs.. Mrs Sallle NJ Uudglns from Bowie
Reversed and rcmanded; J. B Watkins
VS., Hopkins County, from Hopkins, j. o.
Roberts ys Fielder Snlt Company from
NGn 2nndt; Texns and Pacific Railway
Company VS.. Mrs. N. u, C. Berry. from
Van Zaudt.
Motions disposed on: Scottish American
Milling ConpanyNSt nj W., ". s. Davis ct
nj. rehearing, overrnled; sapc case TO cor
rect findings Of fact, granted In pnrt; J.
II Jones VS.. National Cotton on Company,
rehearing overruled; CITY 81 sherman VS..
W. G. Conner ct nj, rehearng oyerruled;
Western Union Telegraph Company Vs. V.
$. Ashcroft OF al, rchearlng oyeTuled; ],
W. Moore vs., w. J. williams ct nl, rohear-
ING oyerrnled
Cases submitted, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VIZ. u. W. Bodie,
from Hunt John II, Grimm vs.. L. II. SAN
son, from Hill; Jacobs Mercantile Company
SAN Franchise and Texas Railway Company
YES, Crur6On Corufr from Grnysnn; St Louis
Southwestern Railway Company vs. j. W.
Harrison, from Henderson; Chicago Rock
Island md Texas Rtilwoy Company VS. w
+. Henderson OF nl from GrRyHon; Gulf
Colorado and Santa re Railway Company
W.. George Chennult from Dallas
Cases SGT for March Z: Couch and Gill
lnnd VS.. Home Protection Insurance Com
pHny. from Gravsor; J. =. McClradon ct al
VS. JeG Hrockett ct nj, from Hill: j. J..
Clark ri nj vs.. L. G. Hin et AL from Nm;
r. {. McKissack VS. Texas Trust and Saw
inEs Bank, from Dallas: T. 7. s. McCown
et al VS., J., G, Hin Of M. from Hill: August
Kern Barber Supply Company vs. 70. X.
Freeze ct al, from Hunt.
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Catnrrh Of the beud nose and throVt nrc
very frequent These victims crowd the
ofAccs Of cntarrh specialists lu ynln Mr.
Chas c, Roe once belonged 10 this tu-
happy class A course of Peruna entirely
cured him.
There are fGo t6irgS that tie
Uboie medical profession agree
about concerning cGtarr6. The
first is f6df cufarTh is the most
pretnienf and omnipreSent disease
10 J6ic6 RE people Of fbe United
States are subject. IN classes Of
people bGGe Il. Those @6o 5rdg in.
doors much and those arc go CUT
doors nHc6. WorGins classes haze
II and Sedentarg classes 6d0e u.
Tho doctor finds catarrh 90 bc his con.
slant and eycrprcScnt fO" IL complexities
nearly every disease ne is called upon TO
troaf
The second thing about cntnrh ON which
oil doctors nErUc Is that It is difficult TO
cure It. Local remedies may give relief.
but they fail 10 cure permanently. Sprays
or snuff, amount 10 lttlc or nothing except
10 give temporary relief
Caiarrh Is frequently located In Internal
organs, which cuu not be reached by any
sort VI local treatment All this rs known
by every physician.
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HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court Of Appeals

9G@9llI NNN'A W FNRP~e'"'
Fort Worth, Texas, February 2i.-Pro-
ceodings ia the court OF civil appeals for
the Second supreme judicial district Of
Texas at Fort Worth:
Motions submitted: Maddox vs. Hud-
geons, for rchearlngi Maddox vs. setter, for
reheanng; Cross ct al vs.. Bank, for rchoar-
ing; Logan VS.. Long for rehearing ANA
tnding OF fact; Western Union Telegraph
Company VS.. waller, for rchearuG, Han
VS.. Levi et al for rehearinR.
Motions Overruled; Lumpkin Vs. Jaquez
for additioual conclusions; Western Union
Telegraph Company vs.. Waller, Tor addi
tlonal conclusions,
Reversed and rcmanded: Lee ct al VS.,
Mcconnell, from Stonewall; Texas Central
Railway Company VS.. olaughlin ct al, fiom
Affirmed in part and reversed ana ron.
dered In part; Gulf and Brazos Valley
Railway Company VS.. Berry ct al, from
Affirmed: Acme Press Brick Company
vs.. Young, from Parker; Texas and Pacific
Hallway Company VS.. Keith. from Palo
Pinto; Texas and Pacific Railway Company
VS.. Lynch et al, from Baylor; Texas and
Pacific Railway Company vs.. Hall, from
Gases admitted: Lynch ct al Va. Pitt
man ct al from Bosquri OYerton W.. Cayltt
ct al, from Bosque Bier vs.. Herndon, from
Cooke Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany VS.. snhsson, from Mitchell; Norton
Heirs rs. Yarbro. from Palo Pinto; Brown
ct al VS. nm ct al, from Taylor.
Cases set for March ~ 1903: Chicago.
Rock Island and Texas Railway Company
ys. Buie, from Montague; Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas Railway Company VS..
Long from Montague; Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas Railway Company VS..
Armes, from Montague Rutherford vs.;
Loving, from Young; Flood vs. City Of
Wichita Falls, from Wichita; Parker vs.,
Eaton, from Jack.
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The private concern, obaerv,,. a..
mai sih' could easily undersel a ~ ~
season and wreck f." sA'ss
can see how such an eject nigh, to,
salu Mt seabury, and viii nv n
provide against It should saw. howoya !,
'n .ia MI Nicholson, who Joins me In 80
pH'' thinks there are many abuses sncn,,
lne mercantile corporations 81 lust ,hs
N"ss you refer to- and that publle,,v q.
sFcatly desired for the protection of s,nah,,.
s'o'Aooiders against the manipulation ~
the controlling interests u
IL was pointed out that any ste,tbo,a..
mas free access 10 the books OF tho co..
loiatloh aud may obtain all tho lato,,,o,,o.,
oe desires at any time.
NAT is true, said Mr. seaturr. ~
agree that It Is a delicate qacstl, = hpt /
oeIevc we can accomplish tue ends IN vie,v
without damage. ! may shy frankly tina,
l nave not maturod every detail OF my n,on
ana do not expect at once 10 efn.t,.,,,
a perfect bill! hope, haweve. !, ia,
'u' ""sls Of lntell,gen, IN lulrv into M,
Affairs Of operations.
NJ Senbury iitlmated also tbo, ,o r,,.,.
.,'n't me operations Of the BIZ to eorporl.
ions OF larger capitalization, 50 as M Ia
harass mali euteri!scs ~
~
fl-i II rcma MS to he sid tba. .o fo-
as Information is concern d. pur. As,sr,
cfSaiors and eli, pc sens luying Il RIA, or n
contemplated int rest dnay ol,t n II a. con,
p'atelj through the commcrclal ar ncl,s n.
through official reports
rs to compelling lolesty In tax rndt
ions Il mav be remlrted ihat the sam,
deceit practiccd upon local Doirds o an
p'aisement MAY be prdct!ced vpon tha C.
"'ory Ct state For That mgt,er tie prl
vGt' property Owner is gcncraly as sn,lt,
u.s. the eoiparat'ci In eyndlng taxes. ami II
SONS unfair to horass the ono without
nold.ug the other,
III genera, way, iuquls,torial A. Static
hH' tTorcd 10 he NOR harmful ,.an hr,p
iui There are huuGrcds ~ cnporat,on
'f-lHi@od for community hcnctt. ani hmm
NrdS OF others conducted honestly for ri
VAT" lain. which Will b. m nrfassal D..
su'h a ia". In the very nature OF the
business they can not oppr SIS the ppbic
anu they arc Untitled TO u the rr,yac.
whIch the persona. firm enjoys.
The purposes OF the ulg, as explained ~,
Mr. S"auury, are legitimate. IF ere arr
many things about corporations Viii I'll,
stat Should know iu order to de.I iute.!i
gently with them. But great cars slaul,
he exercised to see taat NOR. enterprise
arc not oppressed than guilty cofpotaeoa
are restrained, rni particularly th tt
development which Is Practicable ouy g.
corr crate form, be not lindcrtd 90 tM
period " he states progress.
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sIeNED BY rnn .eovnnNon.

The internationai's Merger hin Is Vow
Law.
Austin, Texas, February 2i.--Governor
day;
senate bill No. ~. authorizing the Inter.
national and Great Northern railroad TO
purchase the line constructed or 10 be cou.
suucted OF the Houston. Beaumont aud
New Orleans road. and also the ine con
strloted or to be constructed known as TIA p
road
senate hill No. 81, to authorize the MIS-
spuil Kansas and Texas railway TO pur-
vlase the line OF the Granger. Georgetown d,
austin aud San Antonio road.
House Dill No o, to authorize corpora.
lions Incorporated as local suburban rail
Why's Of whom the ruilroad commission
hls heretofore on shall hereafter decide they
nave no contlol, IN reference 20 the isSuaue,
90 stock aud bonds, to issue OF incrcas
their stock aud bonds
n9use PHI No. rs 10 tx the time To-.
Ioiding tue terms OF the court In the
lWelty'second judicial district
nVuSe concurrent resolution No o. pro
NuuE Tor committee to visit Beeyilie cA-
peilMcutal station
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Many Have catarrh and Don't
Know Ii.

Catarrh IS almost a national curse. Nearly
everybody has had IL more or less A ms
iurity OF people who have catHrrh IN It's
lnrpirnt stage don't know IT, Catarrh will
produce 40 many different conditions that Il
"a no wonder that it Is not often recognized.
CatNrrh win produce deafness; win affect
the eycsl2ht.
Cotauh vim cnlnrec the tonsils and viii
mako the throat sore.
C8tarr VIII rVlsc consumption, dys-
pcpsla kidney disease and so many either
mnladios that n Is no wonder that doctors
fail TO recognize 50.
~ you 90 not derive prompt and Satis.
factory results from the use OF Pcruno,
write nj once 10 nr. Hartman giving q full
statement o. your case, AMI ne will be
pleased 10 give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address Or, Hartman, President Of The
Hartman Sanitarlum, Columbus, Ohio
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE PAST
WEEK.
Houston Banks Suit Against Wells-Farso
Company Transferred to Houston
for Tnal--Othcr Items.

Galveston, Texas. February 2i.-The fol-
lowing burial permits were Issued by the
city health physician for the week ending
Friday. February 90 1903;
February 13-Mrs. NJ +. Munyan, aged 81
years; chronic nephritls. Nieh Morrette
46 years; phthisis pulmonalis
February 14-Tom Bassich, lobar pnen'
monia. Infant OF G. H. Thomas, months,
colored, stomach disease.
February i5-Eddle Lee, 8 years. co.oredi
continued fever.
FEBRUARY 16-Aflss Minnie Williams, "a
years, coioredi chiDrcris.
February 17~-H. y. Brown, "a years.
croupous pneumonla. -
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Peden.Gehrlnn.

Galveston, Texas February 2l-At u:so
o'clock last Thursday morning, In the par
Tors OF the fremont hotel. the ceremonies
were solemnized which united IN marriage
Miss Celia Marie GehHng and Mr.. d. DANTE
Ter peden. Both the contracting parties
are residents Of Houston. Mr.. Peden Is
that city aud Miss Gehring has also re-
sided IN Houston for several years, where
she Is deseryedy popular The wedding
was very qulet one being witnessed only
by relatives and the intimate friends
Mr. aud Mrs Peden left for bridal tour
through the East, after which they VIII he
nj homo In Houston.
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GREEN'S BRIGADE REUNION
TIME OF THE ANNUAL MEETING HAS
BEEN CHANGED.
comrade Browning President jackson
vile the Next Place OF Meeting on
Last Wednesday in June, 1904.

Nelmar Texas, February Alas re-
ported yesterday Green's reunion was en-
terained by pluy by home talent and a
hop at night The soldiers blvouac ban
quet was q success In all its appointments,
aud the play aud mop were enjoyed I'm
n.ensely by a crowded house and continued
well into the morning hours
The business meeting OF the veterans was
the first thing on the program, al which
time resolution TO change the time OF
the annual meetings 10 the last Wednesday
IN June elected quite a protracted discus
sion entered Into With much teeinSi Dut
was finally adopted ny decisive vote
and the minority moved to make the mat,
ter unanimous, which was done with good
cheer ana the February meetings IN the
cold and ice are past ana hereafter me
hartle of Val Verde will be upon an equal
Fnofinr with theirs iu which the old vet
erans were engage The change Will neC'
mo hearty approval no doubt, of the older
a1d more feoile veterans, who VIII now
not be prevented from attending on &C
tount Of Indictment weather.
Tcday al - o'clock dinner was announced
AMI everybody pnrtook heartily OF the gOou
thlnrs The hnnl business meeting wa
7nr Q o'clo,k. which time WAS made
lie special order for the report o. rae com
,nlttee OF memorial and resolutions. fol
tbts meeting was also set the e.eytloh OF @
hTrfs and the selection OF the pace OF the
h'a sfstsd in yesterdays report, the vet
ernns viii he again entertained tonight az
,bs opefa house by a concert by young
seo,id ~ fine town and country. and Z
arst,d liall 10y the Widen Harmony hand
Sbith Nos furnished the music during inc
nTssent reunion at al times,
Many Of the guests Will depart for thell
mes On this mornings trains, but ma
,oritv OF taem win remain over until sun
far everything has proceeded IN peace
,nT harmony, and the hoys al say theN
sTe more than happy over their reeepuol
by tie good peopis o. Wei@aI ana no loeq afts
] .,5s,(ns Comrade Browning OF I.ampasn'
M rresident and Mics Matte nlornt q
'heky Of the hfisndea ond s@'rs,'ng '9 i,s
curila ~ its uioet~r place on t1s las
"Wednesday IN June AVA.
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austin Texas February el.-A asht is *
pccted on tae school uxt book bN IN the
Rouse, as the committee on education which
reported the substitute measure. is NOT
,' - e' 'u' SUBJECT IL IL understood TO
s.,.,.,', So ,''I' some Mal OF OH oF the
s'''.A ov 'n"c''" INTO a law as
rfyecINs i'm SsSt,, nfo% ' I, Wl1 become "a,
w,l! DO rrmnns to be- secu. b9f II i non
than likely that the snbstllute biU VIM
pass.
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llnItnd &c., Court.

Galveston, Texas February Ell. ID.
Moore colorcd Of Galveston was intro
duccd by a. n. Hopkins aud admitted to
practice as an attorney IN the United States
circuit aud district courts for the Southern
district Of Texas
Antonio Jocund VS.. Steamship Ikhal, dam
ages; on trial.
A motion by plaiutin for new trial IN
the case OF DE Witt y. Corban VS.. Il. i.
Baer receiver Of the Galveston City. Rail-
way company, was yesterday overruled "
the Federal court md sixty days allowed
the plsntin ia which 70 prepare bill OF
exceptions