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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
Mrs. WaverIY Hurt.
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BLACKSTONE, VA, Oct. 16.-Mrs.
Waverly Hurt died at the home Of her
husband. about five miles from town.
two months. The interment was made at
Jonesboro. Brunswick county.
Besides husband. the deceased leaves
three small children. two girls and one
boy She was the daughter OF County
Treasurer j. L. Powell and was greatly
beloved for her noble Christian charac,
ter. She waz thirty-four years OLD. an M
since she was q small girl of ten years
The funeral services were conduc-. q
by Rev. ]. R. Doan. of Petersburg. her
former pastor. he having served the
churches OF this section.
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District Without Schools.
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ters stand now. there is every reason TO
believe that Grafton District. OF York
county will be without any schools dur
with a member of the Board Of Trus-
tees it Is learned that for some time past
there has been considerable friction be.
tween tho board and superintendent Of
lipps has refused to endorse the certifi-
Gates OF applicants whom the boad ia
vored. and In retaliation. the gentlemen
have decided to refuse to appoint those
OF the superintendents selection. T e
district contains five or six white schools
and several colored Unless truce can
be patched up between the officials. the
district will suffer the loss OF educational
facilities this session.
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Mrs, S. w. English,
,o,n, ii nina rinns.nlsnnich

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WARSAW, VA. Oct. 16.-Mrs. Samuel
w. English, aged about eighty years. died
at the home OF her son-in-aw. Mr., A, x.
Delans, at Oldham, yesterday. Sha Is
survived by four daughters and five sons.
DEATHS.
AMRHEIN. oiled, Friday. October 10Th, 1908,
at @ =. NJ, at the residence Of her husoahd
on Grove Road MARY ELIZABETH, beloved
wife of John Amrhein.
Funeral notice later.
HENNESSEY.-Die at the residence of her
parents. No. 1913 Taylor Street Friday, 0rto'
Der 10th, 1908 ut 2 T.. NJ. EMMA llENNES-
SEY, daughter of Michael u, aud Alice d.
uenncssey, aged two years and two months,
Funeral Will take place from Sacred Heart
Church SATURDAY at 4;a0 ?. al, Frien'E
and relatives are irSited to attend
MCANCE.-Died, at Meehum's River, Abe.
marie county, Va. October 10, 1908, JAMES
DUNLOP M'CANCE, aged nfty,two years.
Funeral from Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway
station THIS Saturday AFTERNOON. octo-
Der lt7h, on arrival OF train due 300 O'Clock.
WILLIAMS, oiled, Friday, October 18Th. Of 7
street EpwARD WILLIAMS. in the seventy.
third year OF his age.
Funeral from West-Ytew Bapust Church
SUNDAY at $50 r. A.
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Brown. assistant cashier OF the Shenan-
doah Valley National Bank and u mem
Ter of the American Bee. Mems Assocla-
sell. of Buckeye. Arizona, another promi-
nent bee farmer Mr.. Hodsell asks that
Mr.. Brown interest himself TO send a
carload Of Virginia girls to Arizona, and
says there arc about thirty young farm
ers there who want wives badly. Mr..
I1odsell caspe through this section some
years since and was much pleased with
the Winchester girls
He promises them good. faithful and
industrious husbands.
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Coleman-McDanieI.
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marriage was solemnlzed at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. I. E. Fa. ley. Of
this place. on Wednesday afternoon when
Miss Maggie Mcdaniel became the bride
OF Mr.. l.. c. Coleman. Rev. DR.. Theo. P.
Epes performing the ceremony.
The marriage was followed by a recep-
ton rendered the bridal party. by Mrs.
Farley, to which the special friends of
family were invited.
The bride IS the youngest daughter Of
Mrs. j. s. Mcdaniel and is much ad-
mired by her wide circle OF friends.
The groom is the day operator OF the
western Union Telegraph Company at
this place and has made many friends
here by his attention TO business and
courtesy In his contact with the pub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
GOULD NOT SLEEP FOR COUGH
ING,

"In the winter of 1908 contracted So
we're cold, and 1t resulted in pneumonia,
says Mr.. Bert Hatch, OF South Dayton.
N. Y, For five days and nights !
could not sleep; was constantly cough
ing. Mr.. j. j. Rundel. knowing OF my
illness, sent me bottle Of chamoerlain's
Cough Remedy. and In short time II
gave me relief so that could sleep. anG
two bottles of the remedy cured me,
had taken five different remedies. hut
could get no relief until | began using
Chamberain's Cough Remedy, Too mueh
When a druggist takes the liberty OF
sending medicine to a friend, you may
know that the remedy sent Is good one.
For sale by all druggists
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The Mayor Sustained.

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O meeting Of the city Council last night
Mr.. James R. Rawlings was elected a
member Of the City School Board to sue.
coed Mayor NJ. G. Willis. who declined
to serve longer. On question OF sus-
appropriation of $3.50 to Fredericksburg
College for ten scholarships from tho
public schools tho veto was sustained,
It requiring two-thirds vote of the body
to override 1t. The vote for sustaining
the veto was four; against sustaining,
seven.
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WANT JUDGE NIcoL TO STAY
If He Resigns the Prince William Bar
Will Favor Mr.. johnson.
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MANASSAS, VA. October l6.-The at
torneys practicing Mt the Prince William
county bar, as we'll as every attorney
in this judicial circuit, are in hopes that
Judge Charles f. Ncol will finally decide
not to retire from the bench
Upon the adjournment of the Circuit
Court yesterday resolutions were read
and ordered to DO spread upon tho minute
book expressing these sentiments.
Judge Nicol stated that he still had the
matter Of his retirement under consider
alton, and shat the wishes OF the mem
lers of the bar would have great weight
with him in reaching conclusion in the
matter.
should Judge Nicol decide to retire from
tho bench. the Prince William bar will.
With the exception OF one or two mcm-
ters, support Mr.. John M, Johnson, OF
Alexandria, for the position.
Judge Nicol Is now In Richmond at.
tending the Horse Show,
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Halifax Circuit Court.

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SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Oct. 16.-Judge
+. w. Saunders. who had been holding
Circuit Court for more than one week.
adjourned it to-day.
A man named Fluff. who was night
pany, sued the company for 5000 and re-
covered nothing.
The administrator of Arthur Ragland, a
young man who was Killed by an englt..s at
''Mayo," on the Southern Railway. last
year, sued the company for $1,000 and
recovered nothing.
The Century cotton mills here have
been leased to the Paramount Knitting
Company, Of Chicago. Ill, for number
of years,
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ARvoNIA RESIDENCE SOLD
Ladies Desire to Obtain Possession OF
II for Manse,
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ARvONIA. VA. Oct. 16.-The home OF
the late Mrs. Mamie Snoddy has been
sold at public auction for $l.1S0 cash. Mr..
Evan r. Williams becoming the pur-
chaser.
bytarian Church Is making st enuous ef-
forts to raise money to purchase the said
property from Mr.. Williams. The land
adjoins the church. so the ladies' are anx-
ious to convert the homestead into
manse. ~
sale October oath.
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was president OF the Glamorgan. Com,
many, but his health becoming enfeebiea
he was compelled to give up active buSi-
ness. and he retired to his homo on WASH
ington Street.
Mr.. Deane married Miss Anna II. Trent
of Cumberland county. who survives MN
with one daughter. Mrs. I'll "a .. Baker.
of this city. and Mr.. Thomas j. Deane,
of Johnson City Tenn.
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MRS. e. S. Porter.
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CONVICTION. VA. Oct. 1.-the death
of Mrs. E.. S. Porter occurred Thursday
Va. after 81 several weeks illness. Mrs.
Porter was the wife Of F., 8. Por, er,
OF Nimrod Hall. and the daughter OF kew.
and Mrs. j. w. Hundley, OF Covington.
She will be buried at Nmrod Hall sat,
urday evening" Mrs. Porter Is survived
by her husband. father and mother, TWO
brothars and three sisters,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
FOX HUNT CLUB CUP WON
BY SHADWELL HOUNDS
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STAUNTON, VA. Oct. 1.-THE Abe
marie. Nelson and Augusta Hunting Club
took their regular yearly fox hunt yes
west OF Staunton, Quite large num-
Der. were in attendance Over thirty d gs
took part in the chase and four foxes
were started
Each competitor for the cup. entered
four dogs and H. A. S. Hamilton. of
Shadwell. came out the winner. and was
given the cup, his hounds making the best
showing.
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LEAPED FROM TRAIN
AND FATALLY INJURED
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CHATHAM, VA. October l6,-Jefferson
Taylor, son Of Thomas Taylor. of Fltt-
sylvania county eaped from a rapidly
moving freight train of the Southern
Railway at Whittle's Depot Thursday
night, and was seriously injured inter-
nally and had the lower part OF his face
crushed by striking the depot PLATFORM
He was picked up an hour later uncon-
sclous., and his physician thinks he cam
not live,
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Mrs, Annie MilIhench.

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PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 16.-Mrs; An
ME Milhench. a widow. died at her home
on Old Street. in this city. last ght. She
was a native Of Ireland and had lived II
Petersburg two years. The funeral Will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from II .gh- Street Church.
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Henry Htrsh.

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DANVILLE. VA. Oct 16.-Mr. Henry
known citizens. died at the. residence OF
his son-in-law. Julius Kaufman. at $40
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Hirsh had been
iii only a short time. He Is survived BY
four children. Mrs. Julius Kaufman.
Messrs. Harry S. ard Sidney Hirsh. of
Lynchburg; DR.. JoS Eirsh, Of Balti-
more. -.
Hirsh's old home. Philadelphia. for burial.
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w, w. Whit,ow.

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ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 16-Mr William
w. Whitlow. a motorman OF the street
railway. died this afternoon at the nos
He was a native Of Franklin county
and q son of r. e. f. Whitlow. His re-
mains will be taken to Franklin for In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
OBITUARY.,
Miss Maggie e. Hardie.

The death Of Miss Maggie 2. Hardie
occurred at O'Clock yesterday morning
at her home, No. 1716 East Main Street.
She was daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Hardie.
She had suffered long and painful Ill
ness. -ff
The funeral will take place at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from 81. Johns
tDlscoDal Church
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Death OF a Little Girl.

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HUGITENOT, VA,.I Oct. 16-Ellza beth
Scott Hemingway, six years old. died
at the home or her parents. Sunday. Oc-
tober llth at 4 P. NJ. She had been an
invalid for nearly two years; She was
her and was the oldest child.
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G, r. Williams.
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CuLPEPER. VA. Oct. 16,--George
Phillips Williams. OF this county, died
twenty -e ghth year of his age, He was
at tho time Of his death assistant post
m aste Mt WelCh.
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Mar. Basil Bcurgaise.
special 10 Tho Times-Dlspatch.)

I5peC1dl 70 TITO fE1TTos-I7rsPaFc1I'5
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. l6--Mr Basil
where he had gone to benefit his health.
The body is expected to be bought 10
this city for burial. MI. Bourgaise lived
for several years In Chesterfield coun-
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Funeral of Mr.. Laube.

The funeral of Mr. Joseph w. Laube
took place at 10 o'clock yesterday. morning
from st. Peters Cathedral. A large at
We're present. The Richmond Lodge Of
Elks, OF which Mr. Laube was mem Der.
were in attendance, as We're also many OF
the members Of the Catholic societies OF
the city. The internent was made In Mt.
f.alvary ceuetary
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Mrs. joan rayne.

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FREDERICIISBU VA. Oct. To-
Mrs. John Payne. a well known lady Of
the Leavell neighborhood, In SIP ,tsylvania
county. died last night. aged 9 ghty-seVen
years Several children survive her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
A GREAT CONVENIENCE TO THE
PUBLIC,

Tho Southern Railway ticket office at
EXCEPT Sundays, where the pubic my
purchase tickets and make sleeping car
RESERVATIONS to all points thus ayodid an1i
offices. Information as to schedules aid
Connections cheelfully furnished, mo
trouble to answer questions
PERMANENT MUSCULAR strength
cannot exist where there is not II cd
strength, Young men giving attention.
to mus cular development should bear TIL !;
in mind. Hoods sarsapar.lla & YES blood
strength and builds up the whole sys-
TEN,
A Times Dispatch Want Diary need
only be kept three days. First day, ad, put
in; second day. ad, appears; third day,
success. Phone the Want Ad, man, phone
54o
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Richmonders in New York,

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NEW YORK, Oct, 16.-Victoria. p, H,
Ferguson; Holland. Mrs. ]. Willard.
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II YOU suffer from Indigestion or acid stomach
drink a tumbler Of Blue Ridge Dyspepsia Water
before meals and before retiring. II will re.
iieye you. Tor further particulars address Phil
medical profession. fresh supply for sale at
Thaw and Grants, Eleventh and Main.
Times Dispatch Want Ads, brighten
business. They are fleet-footed messen-
gers that do in a day the work of a
month, "Phone the Want Ad. man."
phone $40.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Sixth and Main Streets).-Re ". Il. l..
SMITH, pastor Services at II A. NJ. and r:
NJ. conducted by the pastor. Sunday schooi Ut
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ARE YOU GOING GoUTHq
Low Winter Tourist Rates via Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

seaboard Air Line Railway announces
the principal points In FLORIDA and the
Southwest. Tickets on sale DC .ober 18th,
good returning until May 81. 1901.
The Seabourd offers q most attractive
schedule: fast trans with Pullman's
latest and most improved Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars; Dining Car Service south
of Hamlet.
cheerfuly furnished on application to tho
u"0e' . 's' w. j. MAY,
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n you want boarders use Times-Dis.
patch Want Ad. You Will get them.
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CAR LOAD OF WIVES
FOR MONTANA FARMERS

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WINCHESTER, VA, Oct, l6.-J, +,
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Colonel McCabe Returns.
Colonel w. Gordon McCabe has return
ed from a trip to Europe.
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GRACEsTREET BAPTIST CHURCH (CoR;
ner Grace and Foushee Streets)--Rev. HAIRLESS
S. GARDNER, u. d., pastor. Sunday school a
$3.50 A. NJ. Preaching by the pastor at II A. n:
and s p. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17

City TICKET Agent.
'Phone 405. Richmond. Va.
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GRoYE.AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Beech Street)-Rev. ]. B:
HAWTHORNE, D. D., pastor.-Preaching at II
A. IL. and p. NJ. by the pastor. Subject or
morning Sermon ''Great Crises In Mems Lives" !;
subject of evening sermon, The Blessedncss OF
Personal Purity" Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
FIRST BAPTIST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
Il A. NJ. and p. M.---Dr. COOPER VIII preach
It both services Bible school at ESQ a. NJ.
, oordio1 wclcome given to all.
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evening subject, 'The Shadow of a Rock
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH .CoRNER
Pine and Grace Streets)-Rev. WESTON BRU.
NER, D, D., pastor.-Preaching by the pastor at
II A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Morning subject, Second
Coming Of Christi: No. 4, 'Will BE Reign on on
Earth: II So What VIII Become Of tho Jews?'
Evening subject, "The Young Man who Is Down,
or the Young Man and Ills Enemies sunday
school rally at 0:15 A. NJ. Every seat free;
everybody welcome.
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METHODIST

BRoAD.sTREET NJ. E. CHURCH CORNER
Tenth aud Broad Strects)--W. b. ,BEAUCHAMP.
pastor Sunday school at o;s9 A. NJ H. breach
Morning tonic 1.-THE Ministry OF Giving; even.
ing topic, .social Drinking and the Saloon"
CENTENARY N. r. CHURCH-REV. W. W.
LEAR, D. D., pastor. Preaching Mt II A. NJ
and p NJ. by the pastor. Subject In morn
Ing ''The Key to Gods Treasury; at night,
zine Mission Of n Saved Soul" Sunday school
mt $3.50 A. NJ. Service Wednesday night at
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH .(coK.
ncr Twenty fifth and Leigh Streets. on Broad
Preaching by the pastor at II A. ". and .
p. NJ Morning subject. Building Temple;
. : had of a
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
San Dieoo Opportunity.

San Diego Opportunity.
 San Diego real estate is going rap idly. Now is the last chance Bisbee people will ever have to buy Fortuna Park lots at the low price. Lots are now fi50 each, no, more than two to one person, and every alternate pair reserved for higher prices. At the rate these $50 lots are going they will not last long, then no lots will be sold for less than s100 each. h San Diego as well as elsewhere, lots purchased at $50 have brought thousanGs; they will do so again. San Diego is com ing right to the front. Invest now and profit by the rise, which is not only coming, but already started.
 Step in to the office of Morrow & Mackenzie in the Copper Queen ho- tel and get some literature regarding San Diego and Fortuna Park. or make an appointment with O. W. Cotton, our travelling representative.
 FOL SOM BROTHERS REAL Is
 TATE AND INVESTMENT co.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

in the Grand Canyon of the COloraLp D. and who has attained considerable fame by his explor ations of Arizona. has just published a book entitled The Indians of the Painted Desert Region" through Little, Brown & Co.,. of Boston. His present work, like his previous one Tn and Around Grand Canyon" is the result of experience and personal adventures and hard ships in many journeys over the .Ari- zona desert, and is written in the same interesting manner. .s.,s
 MT James is one of the best in formed men on Indian subjects now living. He is a native of England. but for many years devoted his time to geological, geographical, ethnolog. ical and archaeological research in the southwest and Rocky Mountain states.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

J. O. Gruell was injured at the Spray mine of the Copper Queen company Monday afternoon, a falling rock cut ting his right hand.
 Juan Castillo was yesterday found guilty of being drunk and sleeping in the public streets, and was sen,enc- ed to serve nine days on the chain gang.
 Rev. Harvey M. Shields and c. w. Denning, are now in Cananea on a wis it to that prosperous camp. They will return 10 Bisbee this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
He Learned a Great Truth.

It is said of John Wesley that he once said to Mistress Wesley: Why do you tell that child the same thing over and over again?" John wes- ley. because once telling is moi enough" It is for this same reason that you are told again and again that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures cold and grip; that it counter acts any tendency of these diseases to result in pneumonia, and that il Is pleasant and safe to take. Fer sale by all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
TWO MORE RECORDS FOR PATCH
Famous Pacer Pcrforr.~ .onderfuiI
and Lowers Own Record.

dmouS racer Pcf1oTE.~ -sOn0erruiiy
 and Lowers Own Record.
 Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 2S-Dan Patch q. 56 1-4), within 45 minutes elapsed time, yesterday smashed two worlds records in succession on the track of the Memphis Trotting Asso- citation. He first went against the worlds half mile pacing record of 57 1-2 seconds, held by Prince Al bert, pacing the distance in 56 sec onds fiat. He next hung out a new worlds record for a mile pacing to wagon, making the mile in 1.57 3-4. two seconds better than the time he made at a recent meeting on the Lex ington, Kentucky track, and which was a worlds record uLtil this after noon.
 Major Delmar, the trotter, also cut quarter of a .. second from his two minute mark. making the mile in l. 59 3-4
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

FOR SaLE-For $500 cash, one eighth interest in six claims adjoining Easter Sunday. Also all kinds of mining properties for sale. adjoining Calumet & Cochise, Calumet X Pitts
 burg and Junction Development com psnies No midIleman need apply. Inouire of Jacob Pirrung. Dutch Baker
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

At $3.5o Very elaborate waist of fine flannel in new designs; fly front effect; with trimming of large buttons and dusters of piping; three bands across waist, tucks front and back 1: very handsome sleeve with new cuff trimmed with narrow bands.
 Al $5-c0. Very handsome albatross and fancy vesting in the latest de signs. Beautifully tucked and piped {; large pearl buttons.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

At $1.50, Worth $2.0o Women's flannel waists. in black. blue or white; front full, tucks on each side; back tucked to match; new full sleeve; tab collar.
 At $2.50. Flannel of beautiful quail ity the waist made in yoke and vest effect combined; three large pleats on each side. French back, new, full sleeves and collar with three tabs.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
Baby Clothes.

Treat a mothers baby well and you win that mothers lasting regard. So We are making friends for the en- tire store by providing for infants and childIen more carefully than any oth- CT store has done. In many ways this is the best baby-outfitting store in town.
 If you want inexpensive things for everyday wear. or the very finest handmade clothes, this is the place.
 Infants long dress 500 to $s.so.
 Long Shaker flannel skirts, aso .o SIPS.
 Babies short dresses. 7so to $500.
 Infants long coats, s,.so to $12.so.
 Babies short coats. g to 6 years. $2.oo to $500.
 Children's velveteen coats, $a.5o to s,2so.
 Babies white silk caps, soc to $3.so.
 Babies white silk bonnets. SIPS to $4.50.
 Childrens colOred silk and velvet bonnets, $1.0o to $500.
 Everything for baby or child un- der six years is here: Shirts, bands, socks. shoes. sacques. wrappers. mitts, sweaters, bibs and muslin underwear.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
THE FAIR STORE
WALKING SKIRTS.

THAT CRITICISM TO CUT AND TAIL OR THESE MAKERS HAD @, oe CLEARANCE THE SKIRTS ARE PRETTiLY CUT TAILORED. STYLES. oTH WITH srRAppEo SEAMS; OF FRS IN PRETTY TONES OF GREEN FLASHES OF COLOR; POINTED PANEC FLARNG WELL EITHER STYLE and alk- SKIRTS skrs stitched $4oo Black
 
 buttons. ! a foot.
 
  cloth skirs five with stitched tahea .
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

FOR SACE-Two 4-oom houses lot 65xlO0. 230 Brewery Lu.ch. Apply L. A. Borgstrom. on premises.
 10-1S-1m.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

For up-to-date photographs go to 5oyle's Studio, opposite Postoftice, fSbee. Arizona 8-5 3m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
A STOR OF ARIZONA.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 2S.-George Wharton James, the only white man Uho has ever been down every trail