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Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
THE GOLD TREASURE

R. " Daniels, who quit ho ding up returning travellers rom Mexico and taking their mescal away from them in the capacity of a customs officer. and who is now big Cohony and chief rustler in the Gold Treasure company illuminated the sOmbre aspect of the Review office with his genial presence last Wednesday. He was in a very happy frame of mind. His soul seemed overflowing with satisfaction and wha suited us better. his pockets were overfiowing with Mexican cigars. From Mr. D's. statement we gather that every arrangement has been perfected for work, development and shipping operations on the Gold Treasure, as soon as the weather settles down" Recent visitors to the big proper.y in the San loses, are unanimously of the opinion that it is a remarkable gold proposition. The company will con fine their operations to developing and shipping for the present With the opening up of spring. the San loses will doubtless be teeming wi;h pros pectors as i; is one of the richeSt gold and silver districts in Sonora, right on the line, with every advantage for timber water and transportation.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
THE WOLVERINE AND ARIZONA

THE WOLVERINE AND ARIZONA
 This new company have not yet begun operations for the reason that a few powers of attorney from parties owning small interests in the property. though on the way, have not yet ar rived. and they are necessary to per feet the transfer of the title. In the all other documents. as well as the money, is in escrow, and the matter is liable to be consummated at any moment when work will be begun in earnest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
ARIZONA COUNTIES Graham County.

Arizona Copper compahy-The pro duction of the company's works at Clifton in January was 1,264 short tons of copper.
 Del Cobre- Consolidated.-This com. pany is having is group of 15 claims 12 miles east of Fvorene.. surveyed.
 Summit Group.-Ore is being ship ped from these mines, near Metcalf, to the Arizona Copper company's smell ter at. c ifton. The ores is said to run 2I per cent copper.
 .Maricopa County
 Uncle Sam Copper company.-The shafr on this comrezy's mine. 30 mics southeast of Phoenix, is down 100 feet. \ gasoline hoist will be put 'n. Sinking is to continue. to 500 feet.
 Mohave County
 Cerbat-This mine at Cerba.. has been sold to F.. T. Loy. of Chloride, for sI00G0. with one-third down.
 Handy-This mine, at Silver Creek, is worked by the God Creek Mining company, of Acme, and 2,5O0 feet of work has been done. One shaft is down 225 feet. The company will erect mill. l. N. Hawkins is super intendent.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
SWEET CHARITY" AND

FRATERNAl COOPERATION.
 We are prepared to assert that there is less of envy. jealousy and selfish ness among miners and prospectors in this locality than any other section of the mining world When a mining man comes to Bisbee. of course. all the boys try to 'naiP' him for an inter view, but if he finds it impossible. he gives a neighbor a tip, and he tries it. For if there is sale made next to Jones. it enhances his chances for a sale. Moreover. as a rule, they all have implicit faith in the merits of their properties. They are not afraid of the bottom being knocked out" of the Warren district This spirit of charity and mutual good will is one of the noblest princip es in existence, and it's constant practice contributes in no small degree to the upbuilding of mining district. Jealousy, taking the form of underhand blacklisting. is ab- solute poison to the industrial and financial outlook of any camp, and We congratulate ourselves that this dis trict is practice ly free from it. That little word charity goes along ways. We are not the whole thing if we are in the finest district on earth. We cannot afford to hold our heads among the stars, while our feet are wandering among the treacherous stones along life's trail. The air we proudly breath today. may have aerated the bloood of the lowiest peon in all Mex ico but yesterday. And the more we help our neighbor the more we help ourselves. this truth seemss to per meate every phase of human exist ence. the material, the physical and the metaphysical. and it is plainly exemplified in the life of the pros pector and miner above al others. Then le, us stad together
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
HEAVY DELEGATION UP
 FROM SOLOMON SPRING!

Last Friday a batch of local mining men including D. O. Williams. luck Gibson, Bobby Butler. J. B. Riley and Mir. Spaulding gathered about the old stand in Bisbee on a mission of vital interest. All was not harmony when they came to consider the recommen- dations of the committee by sections. and at last accounts the deal was not definitely settled. l is likely to be, however, before many days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27
LOCAL ODD AND ENDS

It is reported that the King of Ari zona people may concentrate their operations on the old shaft in Bisbee in the near future. Many are not aware that they have been steadily prosecuting work out at the Barrett camp and other points. The company own broad expanse of mining prop erty in Cochise county and should re sume work now that the outlook is SC promising.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27

Schwartz Eros. are trying by every legitimate means to asure the men buy CTS of Bisbee that they are pursuing a policy of fair dealing and modest prof its on first-class good; not shoddy stuff that looks well. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-27

The Calumet and Cochise people have all kinds of hoisting and devel- oping machinery on the road and are pushing work vigorously. They are highly encouraged by the presence of mineral near the surface, and no one "knoweth what a day will bring forth in the Calumet and Cocbise
The sun., 1903-10-18
Brooklyn Theatres.


Charles Ross and Mabel Fenton. vaude-
Vile favorites, have the leading place at
the Orpheum this week. Their sketch
this time is based on the story Of oliver
Twist" Lillian Burkhart will play A
Strenuous Daisy" There will be a con-
cert at the Orpheum tonight.
The Silver Slipper" will be sung at the
Montauk.
This is the last week for the Wells Dunno.
Harlan musical comedy troupe at the CO.
lmbia Theatre. It will appear in "The
Knickerbocker Girl" Alter this week the
Columbia will be a combination house,
and its first attraction under the new plan
directed by Albert Weis 4 Co., will be "T'he
Nocking Bird
'vivian's Papas,' with Rice and Wise
and Elizabeth Tyree in the leading parts,
b booked at the Amphion.
Quo Vadis" will be produced by the
sock company at Payton's Fulton Street
Theatre.
the Duchess Du Barry" is announced
at Paytons Lee Avenue Theatre.
Jim Bludso" is engaged for the week
the Grand Opera House.
The Elinore sisters in Mrs. Delaney OF
Newport" move over to the Folly.
The spooner Stock Company will present
The Little Detective" at the Bijou.
The Limited Mail" a realistic melo-
dyama la rHaral At tha ltp
Wealth and Poverty" Is billed at the
Gotham.
The Child Wife, goes to the Park Theatre.
Agood vaudeville entertainment is offered
Hyde l. Behman's.
The sun., 1903-10-18

Sunday concerts are announced at the
Victoria Theatre, the New York, the Ameri-
can, the Grand Opera House, the Circle
tho Harlem Opera House, Hurtig Il Sea
mons Music Hall. afternoon and evening
he New Star, the Metropolis. the Third
Avenue and the Dewey.
The sun., 1903-10-18

Mckee Rankin & Co. BE
DIM 4 Arthur. Fisher &
Carroll. Wessen. Walters
Il Co., Cecil DeMllle& Co
% C0Ml,nN Al ttTs "a,
The sun., 1903-10-18

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"a, the next two Teoks: auoI wM gSue
ne nsh.s nsha wrote W. .'Wav Down Fast
1sh@' -
,.,;d Warfield will appear at the Grand
" House in The Auctioneer" this
o. Next year he expects to act Skylock.
sH -
u.,r;stta Crossman returns to New
morrow TO present As You Like
fds u, Erd Tbaa,re for n uoaL
rat tne U~e' ;on ~ Tho akesnea 70 comedy
" been h'shls p'"''e' ''-' "9'0 '''" :"
ahr citles'
r~;,,,. =, p;ssn with n co,,nle Of
'The fri'.o &c. A.. p-IS
cngs added siuee n'I 'no A0"u way
mntre, will be ohered this week at the
Halsu Opera HOUSE,
-, a.,
"A Ragged Hero. which comes to the
nrd Avenue Theatre Tomorrow, il a
-
"A Great Ien'p'a1ioh' oiheo q. .he New
sE. is a meleHrana ., !. ., .ns "'se'ss'pp'
nd Is iuli VI "e'''- '-
Two EIo,s With .yane Ka,rark
'unoer t"' es', $50 -. ~ NJ, roro,;s
r..
The Carl panun ann troupe OF European
,.robats are the principal novelty at Proc
..s Twsnt v-third Street Theatre this
week. Ae' .ao,har rood y.s,nra chr;s
ses. ard Mabel Russell will sine and
Suc I.ucs Baker and Lynn will be seen in a
,tetch called The Electric Boy and the
"A Rose OF eiyHoutN ioWm ID Oh tne
uroTamme oi froctors fHth avenue
!hsstre.
Cyde ftchs lover Lane VIII % pre-
Tho faal poanIE :. ,ae nv hs.n n.e .en''rI
nosl no.,ors su,n r Iifty eighth Street Theatre
w 'usrsbal p, Wilder is the star in the
uude,ille entertainment at Proctor's
Newark Theatre
Sunday concerts as us'lal AZ all the froc-
'or theatres IN New iorK'
Patrons Of keith's Theatre will be pleased
49,. 49,. 10 s,sv anothsr week Cole and
n.s1.v ,uSa.or rho colored stars. will sinp some
of ~ their songs. Robertus and Wilfredo,
With vaudeville act that is described as
novel anu seNed'lohd, iuaho eiiCh w" W
New York Press Eldridge, Ryan and
Rehheld in a sequel to Mag Haggerty's
Father Hoey and Lee. Rosie Rendel and
the Hawaiian Glee Club are on the bill.
Barney Pagan and Henriette Byron,
,s ms. "0a,,r and lus,ra,i, % will s;na .nd dance
h'''v" 70. ",, r;u.ia Tho.t,a ,h;s woaL ~.
programme also promises the SIX m9sical M
IuIys' .ie NV hse JSssdaS5ne. JuSsdl5 o Iobn KarnaIl
he Empire quaitestS 8, anu iony wnsoh VIE
ano ne'o''e' pan y. I11' oi'o"A e' 1''"''''
Isabelle orquhart Will play Even
Stephen at Hurtig a seamons Music
Hall this week Edith Helena Will sing
and among the other entertainers will be
the FIVE Nosses in a musical novelty, the
,our Bards in head to head balancing.
Ijbbey and Trayer in .The Writing Lesson"
The sun., 1903-10-18

William Doss. the telescopic man, is on
,hibition at Huber's Museum.
The sun., 1903-10-18

The Rose Hill English Folly Company
u the attraction at the Dewey.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
Gray.Hall.

Quite little surprise was sprung
upon the good people of this city last
wednesday by the announcement
OF the marriage of two people least
suspected of such intention.
Mrs. Z. L. Gray and Elder Milton
Hall were the characters in the sur.
prise party.
A few weeks ago Mrs. Gray left
with her two children for Florida, on
account of failing health. Last Fri.
day Elder Hall asked leave of absence.
leaving the impression among many
that he was going to Tennessee.
But meeting Forrest City man in
Memphis, he intimated that he was
going to Florida to get married, The
rumor flew as en- wings. gaining cred.
ence each day; everybody discussing
the subject-some doubling, others be-
lieving. But the truth was not known
until Wednesday when the parties dis
embarked from the west bound Choc.
taw train and shortly afterwards gave
out the happy tidings that they were
man and wife, the marriage having
taken place Sunday. February s, 1908.
at 10 am, at the residence Of Mrs. A.
4. Finley, at Tampa, Florida, Rev.
Nash, pastor of the Tamga Heights
Baptist Church, officiating.
Elder Milton Hall is originally from
Kentucky; has been IN charge of the
Baptist Church here but few months.
and has improved his time by captur-
ing the heart of woman well known
for her many virtues.
Mrs. Gray is the widow of the late
Tom Gray, is we'll known in this COM
munity, and will prove herself worthy
of the new VOW she has taken.
The Times wishes them a prosperous
and joyous journey through life, and
may all their expectations be realized.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
A Weak Stomach

Causes weak body and invites disease
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and strength
ems the stomach and wards off and over
comes disease. j. b. Taylor. prominen
merchant eff Chriesman, Tex, says: :"
could not eat because of weak stomach
| lost all strength and run down in weight
All that money could do was done, but al
hope OF recovery vanished. Hearing O
some wonderful cures effected by use O
kodol. / concluded to try it. The frs
bottle benefited me, and after taking fou
bottles l am fully restored to my usua
strength, weight and health.o Sold b,
j. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
Children's Home Finding Society.

We wish through the columns OF
The Times to express to the citizens OF
Forrest City our heartfelt thanks foI
their generous contributions to oul
institution. Last year we placed 10(
children in good homes, and had them
adopted into family life, making in a
500 children we helped last year. Oul
work is moving nicely. We are not in
debt single dollar, and the people all
over the state are helpful to our society
in caring for the orphans.
FRANK WHITE, President,
r. p. LUCADO, State Supt,
b. W. GREENE, Secretary.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
Euchre Party.

Miss Norma Rollwage entertained Fri
day afternoon with Euchre Party, com.
plimentary to Miss Lucille Chaplne, OF
Lonoke,
The following ladies composed the
party: Mesdames Stone, Bard, Turley
Nichols. Merwin, Isaacs, Walton, God.
dard, Cornish, Barrow, Robson and
Dunavant, Misses Walton, P'Poole, Eula
Williams, Norma Taylor, Lollie Davis
Mary Merwin, Irene Freeman and Ram.
sey.
Mrs. Bard and Miss Anderson KEEP
score. Mrs. Barrow won the lone hand
prize; Mrs. Stone won the first prize, Mrs
Walton was awarded the BOBBY.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve

The only positive cure for blind, bleed
ing and protrudlng piles, cuts, burns,
bruises, eczema and all abrasions of the
skin. DeWitt's is the only Witch Hazel
Salve that is made from the pure, I'M
adulterated witch hazel-all others are
counterfeits. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is made to cure-counterfets are made to
sell. Sold by j, Il. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
From Chicago.

In renewing his subscription to The
Times, our friend, Charley Eggleston
slips in this mole:
my Dear Friends:-Here you are.
Send it along, It's news from the land we
cannot forget, and the people we shall al.
ways hold dear. G. l.. Eggleston.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
WEAK AND LOW SPIRITED,
A Correspondent Thus Describes
His Experience

Il can strongly recommend lIerbine as
medicine of remarkable efficacy for ndi-
gestion, loss of appetite, sour taste in the
mouth, palpitatioD, headache, drowsiness
alter meals. with distressing mental de-
pressions and low spirits. lIerbine must
be unique preparation for cases such as
kline, for few doses entirely removed my
complaint. | wonder at people going en-
suffering or spending their money on
worthless things when Herbine is pro-
durable, and so cheap soc a bottle at
j. L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
Mysterious Circumstances.

One was pale and sallow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the difference?
She who is blushing with health uses DR..
Kings New Life Pills to maintain it, BY
gently arousing the lazy organs they com
pei good digestion and head off constipa-
ton. Try them. Only 25c, at j. II.
Dunavant's, Druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-02-13
Are You Restless at Night

And harsssed by bad cough? Use Bal
lards horehound Syrup, it will secure
you sound sleep and effect prompt and
radical cure. 25c, soc aud Sl.0o bottle at
j. I. Sanders.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29

Whitewater. va.-Professor Lang
ley's airship houseboat was caught
In Potomac gale and drifted two
miles down the river from her moor
ings A trial test Of the airship is to
be made today. weather permitting.
Council Bluns, IA.--An the lower
portions OF the city are still under
water. Rowboats are being used in
several downtown sections. But one
railroad had clear tracks out of the
city today. The floods are subsiding.
Ssattle.--General Frederick Fun
ston has returned here from tour
of inspection OF the !,iasxan forts.
He reports that there are 500 men
In tho Alaskan department and that
he will recommend no increase In the
army.
Great Falls, Mont.--A. Il. Wheeler
has been appointed superintendent of
the Boston & Montana shelters. He
succeeds John Morrow. who resigned
to become manager Of the Green
River Copper company of Cannea,
Mexico.
Portland. Ore.-Daisy Goodall and
Hattie Higginbottom. two girls of 10
years. escaped from the House OF the
Good Shepherd, Catholic institution,
by scaling 10-foot wall and run
ming into the nearby woods. Both
girls are incorrigible.
London.-The Pekin correspondent
OF tie Times ridicules the idea that
the Manchuria question will be set
tied by the opening OF two Manchurla
posts. All tho approaches 10 Mukden
are In the hands Of the Russians,
while Tatungko Is a small part with
out any anchorage. and Is already
open to trade under the inland SEQ
navigation rules.
Walla Walla, Wash.-wanted on a
charge of petty larceny. Frank and
John Smith and Elmer Rockiii. three
young lads ranging In age from Z
to 10 years. armed with a winchester
and good supply Of cartridges. are
fleeing to the Oregon state line with
officers In pursuit. Dime novel read
ing Is responsible.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29

OTTAWA. Ont. Aus. ss.--pstaila
have Just been learned Of the plans
Of the newly noorporatsdsLAke su-
psrior. Long Lake and Albany River
company for the construction Of q
railroad through Canada from penin-
sula Harbor, on the northsrn shore
Of Lake Superior. to . point adjoin-
ing the mouth Of the Albany river,
on the southern shore OF James bay,
and branch line from Long lake to
Albany river.
According to the statements. of its
projectors. the new railway line will
open the heart of the western part
Of the great clay belt" OF the James
Bay slope. said to be as capable Of
growing grain as Manitoba. and afford
access to great timber and pulp wood
resources. 1t will also, by reaching
James bay. make feasible the creation
Of great fishery trade. especially
In whitefish. superior to those of
the great lakes, and salmon. declared
In . recent geological survey to be
better in color and flavor than those
OF British Columbia. =.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29

Every beneficent feature which
characterized American institutions
was at stake in the great civil war,
every aspiration of humanity through
out the world in behalf of personal
liberty and government was in
volved in that struggle. Without
success Of the union arms all these
would have persisted from the earth.
What remote benefits mankind has
yet to enjoy as direct result of the
preservation of the American union.
by force OF arms. can only be deter
mined when the great republic shall
have fulfilled it's destiny. and its
history has become a classical study
In the curriculum Of the far distant
future.
Everything in our national life
symbolized by the flag was preserved
for us by the men of the Grand Army
of the Republic; and the flag itself
In their hands was expanded to such
ample scope and universal application
to the affairs Of man that under ity
beneficent folds Injustice or oppres-
sion Is impossible.
The living remnants of the mighty
army OF the union marching through
the streets of an American city may
well be received with affection. graf
tude and reverential awe.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29

The relative Importance of great
events. and of the institutions found
ed thereon. may be determined by
the progressive results and the re-
mote consequences which flow there
from. Brilliant conceptions In the
abstract thought, flexibilitiy in ex-
preston of emotions common to all
men. which inspire lofty sentiments,
and exalted enthusiasm. are to be
studied and admired: but the heroic
work of actual achievement whereby
the great affairs of the world are
regulated and adjusted to the ne
cessities. the aspirations and the hap
piness of humanity. are entitled to
the gratitude OF mankind.
Viewed in this light, measured by
this standard. the Grand Army of
the Republic, through it's living men,
bership. must be accepted as the
most profound exemplincation OF ger
minal sentiment the world has vet
seen. The garter" and golden
fieeoe" have appealed through the
imagination to many generations of
men. but II these, and all other OF
the magnificent order OF chivalry had
never existed the interests of man.
kind would not thereby have been
materially affected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29
LIST OF PRISONERS
NOW AWAITING TRIAL

While no docket has as yet been
made up for the criminal department
term for September. it IL known that
there will be number Of cases for
trial then II both parties are ready.
Chief in public interest is that of
Howard J. Kressly, whose operations
In Lucille Dreyfus mining stock have
been the talk of Spokane for weeks.
1t Is not known whether the Kressly
case will come for trial at the next
term or not. Rumor has it that In
huential friends Of the prisoner are.
making effort to have the path for
him as smooth as possible, and the
game may be to delay the denoue-
ment until time later than the Sep
tember term. The list OF men now
In the County jail awaiting a DISPOSE
tion Of their cases is as follows:
Arthur Price and r. e. Flemming,
robbery.
Lucien Vignor. Grand larceny.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-29

James Dickey. larceny from the
person.
q. J. Page and Dan Smith, boxcar
robbery.
( w. J. Davey. robbery.
Joe Cronin, robbery.
Frank Schwidlinol1i. horse stealing.
Frank Rutledge. horse stealing.
w. w. Ballard. larceny.
William Barbe. burglary.
c. F. Morrison. burglary.
Otto Brandt and Aleck Knudson
robbery.
Guy Cobalt. living with prosti-
tute.
w. T. Wilbur. obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Dennis Potter. living with a pros
Con Sullivan, larceny.
Howard J. Kressly. forgery.
Frank Vanlotan, sodomy.
H. n. Miller. forgery.