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Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
coPPER's WONDERFUL
 RECORD IN FEBRUARY

RECORD IN FEBRUARY
 In February three copper mines paid $1 ,520 994, or CTS per cent of the total amount reported by all metal mines The Amalgamated Copper company, of Montana, holds the first place with 430, which is F per cent quarterly on its issued capital stock of s153.- Ss7 900. It should be stated that this dividend was earned on the stocks of subsidiary concerns forming the Amalgamated Copper company and not from operating minesl direct. Next in importance is the Arizona Copper com pany, controlled in Great Britain and having extensive mines and smelting works at Clifton, Arizona. It paid S501 564, which is equivalent to S1.32 or over 26 per cent on the S317,220 of deferred and s1,5S2 ,6SO of preferred or dinary shares issued. Third place is given to the Quincy Mining company of Michigan which paid S250. 900 as a 10 per cent semi-annually dividend on S2 5OO.OO0. This property has yielded since it's incorporation dividends aggre- satlng sl3 S2O,OO0, which is equal to 5724 per cent on the capita ization- an excellent return on the s2OO,OO orig inaliy invested
 Fewer gold, silver and lead mines paid dividends in February, as many of them made quarterly disbursements in January. Only l5 properties reported dividends of s433 O36, mostly as regu. lar monthly payments.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
MANY MILLIONS MINED
 FROM MONGOlLOkS

The starting up of the big Cooney mill out in the Mogolion mountains is an event of great importance to New Mexico. The renewal of activity means a great deal for the mineral development of the territory, and should not be lightly considered.
 Since the transferral of the Cooney mines and others to the Mogollon Gold and Copper company. of which MT. Thomas J. Curran, of this city, is president, Albuquerque people especial ly are interested in the way things are going out in this wonderful min, eral belt. The mines here have pro duced over five million of dollars worth of gold and silver. and the mountains are still inlaid with almost inexhaus.i i- ble veins of the precious metal
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14

Until April 1st the stock. books oj the Huachuca Consolidated Develop ment Go. will be open to subscriptions in Bisbee. Any one wishing stock cap secure same by making application 10 any officer of the company or to F. R Harrington at the office of the Bisbee Improvement Co. This stock will pos itively be withdrawn from the marke April 1st.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14

that section and its conditions and eX- press regret that the Exopsed Reef and he Eureka properties, which in thelr opinions are eminently meritorious. should lie idle, or become the victims of gross mismanagement as they have in the past. They all agree that the biggest go d proposition in Arizona is the Huachuca Consolidated, man aged by Joe Palmerlee, while the Cur tis. the Huachuca gold, and the Mitch ell, along with many smaller proposi- tions are exceedingly promising.
 These gentlemen are pinning their faith to the grand old Huachucas, and it is our candid prediction that they will win out.
 We are p eased to announce that we are the recipients of the most complete and comprehensive map of Arizona and Sonora that has ever been built. It IS a blue print from the original made by P. L. Hogue prominent civil engl- neer. and was made for the Atlas Min ing Bureau of Douglas, Arizona, at cost of something over one hundred dollars. We are not exactly sure or MT. Hogue's initials, for, while. he is scrupulously correct on map work, he is a lit;e bit pyrotechnic on signatures, all same Francis F. Spinner, but the map is beauty all the same. The At las Mining Bureau, MessTs, Meumler, Nichols and Hess in charge, are as we have had occasion to mention before, one of the foremost mining brokerage firms in this territory. Any party de siring information in regard to the mining situation in Arizona or Sonora can make no mistake by conmunicat- ing with that Bureau. They are all young men of exceptional enterprise. unGuestioned integrity, and a measure of refined sociabiity calculated to make any true American perfectly a home at their headquarters at Doug as These gentlemen have several proper ties, which the Review mining man has never had the pleasure of visiting, but which he is led to believe from current report. are of unusual merit. conspicuously the Pavo Rico. Mining men should not fail to visit the Atlas Mining Bureau people when in Doug las, Arizona.
 Emil Marks, of Bisbee, drove over yesterday afternoon from the copper camp, being accompanied by Louis Grabower John Frinkey and c. w.. Rusison. These gentlemen are prom inent Michigan mining men who have recently become interested in copper properties in Bisbee which are owned by Emil Marks and others. A company has been formed to work the property and is known as the Marquette and Arizona Mining company. The gentle men are out from Michigan to inspect the property and are very much i'm pressed with the location and pros poets of the group. The party re- turned to Bisbee today.-Prospec
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James G. Squires, de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un' dersigned. administrator of the estate of James G. Squires, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after tte first publication of this notice to the said administrator at Naco, Ariz., the same being the place for the. trans. action of business of said estate, in said county Of Cochise.
 Quin J. Anderson,
 Administrator of the estate of
 James G. Squires, deceased.
 Dated this 10th day of February, IeO3 2-134w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
The Huachucas.

Several gentlemen from the Huachu- cas. Montezuma canyon. Ash canyon, Miller canyon. and Ramsey canyon, bring in enthusiastic reports in regard to the mining outlook in that section They are thoroughly conversant with
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
IN % THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of COChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

can be found in other works on assay ing. In making metric assays, matters are very much simplifed by taking the metric assay-;on as shown in Aaron's book
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14

Schwartz Bros. have rightfully earn ed the reputation as being the proper D ace to buy proper footwear. We have learned the shoe business through the only practical channel -experience-which has convinced us that the "Selz" is it fo- s and s3.50. t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
NOTICE

First pub 'ication March l. 3os
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14
MINING PERSONAL.

A gentleman came in from Cananea yesterday, we withhold his name, be- cause it's appearance in print ip this connection, might some day cost him his job. He says Cananea is little good for the Americana" an impress sion that has been gaining ground on us for some time. He is an old Bis beetle, and will try and be contented at home for the indefinite future.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-14

When you want your prescriptions compounded accurately with fresh drugs. and by competent pharmacists take them to the store of the Bisbee Drug Co If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-26
cages > Memiafeitem.
n n B.

Sin Soplin, Mo., erfhpB Der
17idbrige Bert Barron ieinen Bater.
ter betrunfen nnh 9aule fam uno
ieine 5rau. Berts SHUTTER, miB=
banoelte.
Sn Waibingtpn itarb Mrs.
Gutb 6onr, Die Satin oes ereiien
BunoeSienators BON WaiaHuietts.
Die 6aroelStammer in 8ens
iacola, GlOrioa, bat Beibliiie anee=
monument, in pelden Die Gertreter
oes States GlDrioa i'm 0unoess
Senate brinaenb aufgefproert pers
ben, fir Die Qualification beS Yartas
macanal8 gu itimmen.
- Sn Sos Nngeles, gal., pers
ipiirte man udbreno Der lebten Gage
mieoerbolt beftiae grbitDBe. OBJ
aleib bieielben aiemlih beftia pa>
rem. ridteten fie bod teinen Sba.
ben an.
- Sn Baltimore famen bic orei
Shldhter Mtar @Dbel, Jriebrih
0aberftrob uno Ism. 8edmeier boz
ourd ums 2eben, oaB Ite in ibrem
gerneiniamen Shlafaimmer bas @as
ab5uoreben uereaBen.
= SIN Batent=N Unite au Waibines
ton g~efangten i'm perfloiienen Sabre
31.165 Batentgelube fir neie @rs
finoHngen our Inmeloung. Jerner
muroen 1886 reue Sanbelsmarteu
bort regiftriert.
Som l.. Sanuar an tperoer
ale 8inoer BON wDouieiten" aug
ben itdotiiben Shulen gbicaopa
auseeihloiien tueroen, neil oerer
gltern iih bartnddia tpeiaern, lire
&inoer impfen gu Iaiien.
- 6urdtbare 3dlte berrI1te nab
reno Der Weibnahts5eit in Der
Staaten Sninois, Jnoiana, Obiu,
Wtifiouri unb Soma. Sn Siour @itt
fiel Die gemperatur innerbalb Dor
orei Stunoen I'M 40 @rao.
Sn Stem Oort berrlht bic Gun,
genent5unoung in epioemiifer 5orm
Snnerbalb Der lebten 4 @of)en ae.
lan9ten bort $50 5dQe CUR Gnmel.
ouna, aber man lit Der ueberseu'
9ung. oaB Die 3ab[ Der S6ae ir
@irtlihfeit minoeitenS ooppelt i1
aro8 lift.
Die 8abl Der Opfer Der Gi'
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Gine Mepplnrtpn m ssidty

Gin ii9eres Mnaeiden elmer beportts
benoen lmudlSung unb erniter Stu
runsen in Sbrem Gpitem iino Nerpoii=
fdt, s9laflolisfeit ooer uebelfeit
Electric 8itters" tpirb balb Die lditi,
gen nrladen bierbon 5ertDren. Dies
Mittel perfeblt ME, ben Masen 81 ltar<
fen, Die Nieren unb ben Darn Canal
su resulirsn, Die 2eber an5uresea unb
bas Bfut Su reinisen. Beionoers ginftis
tuirft ons Mittel auf erlh6pfte ylers
uenzSbitene uno ale bamit i'm 3uiams
~iamenbanse iteberbe 8ei9meroen pers
idpinben inter Der fraftisen @intpirfung
befelben. Electric Bitters" foitet nur
so Gents unb bag @elb wirb 5uriidee>
seber. tuenn es nidt b6ai9e 8efrleoi.
sung setuabrt. @arantirt burd Die
Npotbefer s. GalteDer & Son unb 30.
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-26

germ einen 8riea oermei6en, anSes
rerieit8 miu man aber au6 nidt
al1e S%oroerunaen Sapans erflaen,
meiut ieoob, baB Die Sapaner AUDI
ldDn NIT einteen 8on5eliionen su'
frieoen iein miisoenl
Sn ct. Betersbura erbdlt itb nit
GROCER 6artnddiefeit oas @eradt,
baB Die BunoessG eeieruna in @aib=
ingtpn Der ruliilben &eeierune ben
Borihlag unterbreitet babe, ben
&Dnfift nit Sapan Dem Snternatiuz
nalen Sbieosgerimte i'm 6aoe CUR
Shlrhtuna 81 unterbreiter, es iheint
aber, ais nb es iid babel lebiglih
I'M, cine @ieoerboluna Der ihon fri>
ber pDn Der 8reiie Der Ser, 6taater
au8gebenoen Nnreaunaen gu bane
oein.
Sapan lheint tatiahlih gum aus
Beriten entlblpfien su lein. Isle nett
es babel bnrh England aufgeitahelt
miro unb ith auf Die materieue Bets
bilfe @nelanbs uerlaBt. last iib
ihmer entI9eioen. allein, baB gnQs
lamb babel binter ben 8ouliiien itebt.
lit gang iider.
@enn man aud nett oaupn ents
fernt 1T, lpgenannter nB%ratenreoen"
cine allau n~eitgebenbe politilhe Bes
oeutung bei5uleger, 10 ltefern bod
Die Meben. pelhe bel Dem bieler Gage
in gotip obaebaltenen Banfett Der
rSrientalilden @eienidaft" gebalten
murben, immerbtn elm aiemlih beuts
li1eS Bib Der pDrherrlhenoen Sttm>
mung i'm Neibe bes Witaop.
Der japaniibe Otiniiter beS Nus=
pdrtigen, aatp, iagte bel Dieier @es
feeenbeit, er beoauere es auBerorz
bentlid. DAB Die Heeierun9 es per=
idun1t babe, oas iapaniide Bolf in
baS Gertrauer au aieben in Be5ug
auf Die eieentfihe 6auptIahe, um
uelhe es iib in Dem eeaenpdrtiaet
Ronflifte aniihen GuBlano uno So.
pan banole. Mber nihtSoeitDnenis
ger lei er iibersenet, baB Der Safer,
uenr1 er bas Golf su ben Waffen
rufen lolte, nuf bic einmiitige 8us
itimmur,a oes aanseu golfes rehnen
tonne!
@raf Sfuna, Der friibere iapa.
niibe BremierminiIter, erffarte boz
rauf, oaB er nit Der Nniidt oes
BDrrebners burfaus ibereinitimme.
Nuh er meme. Dap es iebt Die nuerz
bDhife Belt fir Die 6eeierung iei,
bas Golt iiber Die mabre Sabfaee
aufsufldren. Mit groBem 9ahs
bruf betDnte er, es lei fir Sapan
feinesmeos rur cine Sahe Der &it=
terlibfeit. ipnoern eS banole ii1 nm
cine Traae Der Selbfterbaltung, oaB
es bic gum duBeriten fir Die Sute9ris
tdt bes bineiiiben Meibes eintrete
unb Die 8eritiideluna o~eiielben per=
binoere! Beioe Geoner itimmten
barin therein, baB bic SituatiDn
cine duBerlt fritiibe lei uno baB Die
@ntiheioung iiber Die Srage: nSb
&riea Dber Trieben?" ipdteitens In
nieraehn Taaen erfDlgen mi1ie!
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Jrieben aaf 14taaiae aiinSiauns!

Der &orreipunoent Der 2onoDner
vDailp MniIA in Gobe, Sapan, per=
iibert, baB bic biplpmatifhe NDte
oes iapanifhen Wiiniiter8 bes Nus-
rpdrtiaen, Baron Gpmurn, an ben
ruiiiihen 8otihafter in 9ufie, Bas
ron pm Stolen. in @~rmiberune auf
GuBlano6 Nntuort nuf Sapans Turs
oerungen einen Baiius entbdlt, in
weldem es heiBt, oaB Die oefinitipe
GntpDrt ipdteftens innerba[b bon Ia
gagen, b. 8. biz gum Z. Sanuar,
IN benz BON Japar ertunrteten Sinne
~eintreffen miiiie, miorigenfaus Sas
pan bas ais &riegserfldruue auffal,
fen tper6e.
Snamiihen iebt Sapan feline
Griegsruftunaen in grDBem WaB=
itabe fort. Go tpiro aus Sionep,
0eu<Slo Wafes, berihtet. baB Die
|iopnniide Wegierung bort rieIige
Beiteuunaen fiir Blei in Barren ge-
madt bat, tpelfes Matertal gum
@ieBen pun 8ueeln uertpenoet tpers
ben fol-.
Snspiihen tam bic ruiiiihe 8e.
gierune nod INNER niht mt ibrer
Nntuort auf &uBlanos S~uroerungen
ms alare tommen. Man m6fte
in ct. 8etersbure uffenbar einerieits
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e +

= Nm 8rasDs oberbalb 0acu
miro ieBt AUDI nod Del 9ebobrt, oa
iib ~5upeilen Spuren bappn i'm
Sluffe 5eiaten.
Die Straflinee i'm 3uhthauie
81 GuSf fertigen iebt Shulpulte
an. Waiienbafte BeitelIuneen finb
bereits bafiir eingeeaneen.
Sn Bation'S Brairie meroen
INNER rei1ere Oelfunbe genad]t.
Die ioeben angebDbrte brittle Queue
fieBt itdrter als ale anoeren.
0o9oem iib Sobn Seller, elm
iun9er Mnnrt i'm Mlter pm 25 Sab.
rem. in @acu nDbnbaft, erit Die
&eble teilpeile burhihnitten bate,
leste er fib einer Strid ut1 ben
Gals, lieB iih in eiren Drummer
binab uno erbdngte 1i9.
Sn einselnen @egen0en BON
Nuro-9 eras bat es fart eeregnet.
Sn @agle BaB fanten npr et=
nigen gageu ahtsebn Jamilien bon
SflabDma an. Die fih nab Mierifo
begeben, UNI fih bel gbamal i'm
Staate 9amaufipas nieoerSulaiien.
Sic fibrten ale lire Sarmaerdte
NIT ii9.
Wdbreno Der nabe Bailep
MiaS mubnenoe Farmer S. 6of=
beim Sdueinelhlahten mar
uno eben bier gebriibt batte, fiel iein
5idbriger Sobn fopfiber in ben
Frog uno trug @unoen oanon, be-
men er einige Stnuoen ipdter erlag.
Sn ieinem s6auie iiberraibte
6enrg Sapbet in 6ouiton srpei Wdns
ner i'm SblafSimmer ieiner @attin,
Die bereits Sbmudiaben i'm @erte
BON $500 ein9epadt batten. @r bielt
Die beioeu ginor!nglinge feft, bis Die
Boli5ei binsufon.
Sn 6puItun purbe Otto 2auf.
mann. elm Nngeiteuter in ben Mta=
ihinenmertitdtten Der Spuiton &
9erass@ central 8abn, bon elmer 9Ds
fomotiue erfaBt, mdbrenb er einem
beranf0mmenoen Baiiagierauge aus=
sumeiben ueriudte. Gr muroe ieh.
gig SUB nett geihleift uno graBlib
peritiimmelt.
Nuf ieiner 5arm. fieben M1ei=
len BON Baige entfernt, ftarb 6. 81.
Sbulb i'm Nlter BON 60 Sabren.
Nuf benz 2anoe nabe Gicturia,
oas Woling Bros. fir Solontften
BON SbiO autauften, berri9t lebs
bafte 9dtieteit. I'm aaes fir oeren
@mpfans in 8ereitlhaft su leben.
Sn Der ueraan9enen @ohe tpuroen
neun Wobnbduier aufgefiibrt.
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~ 9rintt sllamo : Tlaideubier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-26

Observation-Disclosures bel gUnnelsoiae.
Ba., belduft iid bereits auf IS. Die
uriohe Der 9ataitropbe beItono, uie
iebt feitaeiteat pDroen 1T, BARN,
oaS BON einem Jrahtauee cine Nns
sobl BON @iienhahnihmeaen berab.
aefauen uno auf Dem @eleiie lieoeu
geblieben naren.
Die BDli5et IN SiDur Stu,
Soma, uno in Omaha, Nebrasta.
bat Die @ntoedung gemabt, ooB in
oieien beioen Stdoten elm Idnunqz
boiler 6anoef nit Wdoden BON Is
BIG Is Sabren fir beriihtiete 6duler
betrleben miro! Nus Soma 9th mur=
ben beionoers niele iolde iunge Wdo=
ben nah Omaha geianbt. SIN Sale
Der DDllie &euer, einem unQenDhns
lih biibihen MdoHen BON Is Sabren
= oas iebt I'M Samaritan 6olpital"
IN Omaha i'm iterben lteet - ents
beetle Die Bolisei, oaB auh Die Muts
ter beg Wdohens am Shaber Be.
teiltgt mar Sic tat ioear nod iehr
uentrlftet" iber Die @inmii1una Der
8oliaet.
Nus @bieoeo miro unter benz
Datum oes %. Desembers beridtet /:
Bum eriten Mafe in Der @eidihte
Der Ser. Staten. iomeit iid bies
aus ben norbaneener NEter be-
urteilen ldBt. iaBen beute unter Dem
Braiioium oes &idters 6pnpre feds
Srauen als @eibpprene i'm bieligen
&inoeraeribtsbof gu @eriht. Die
Surb bate iber ben Mntrag su BE-.
finoen. Die ahtidbrige Warie Wcs
8ann elmer Benerunesanitalt gu
iberneiien. Die Mutter bes &inoes,
Jrau Inn Wc@ann, ertlarte ieopd,
Die fleine Snfulpatin babe felt ibrer
@eburt unter ibrer Sbbut geftonben
uno miroe iterben, tuenr man Tie BON
ibr entferne. Die Surf lieB iid aud
mirflih BON ben 8uritequngen Der
Wutter riibren, entIdieo aber, baB
Wiutter uno &inb Der Nn1talt in 9uns
ming gu ubermeiien ieien. I'm benz
Beroift Gehtsfraft gu perfeiben. er.
teilte cine SurD non iehs Wdnnern
oemlelben Ieine Suftiminuno.
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Ser sampt ptrs elm erbttterter felt,

9iejenisen, Die babel bebarren, tire
Sbren ben auOallerloen gmpfeblungen
pom n9r. Sings Neuer @ntbedune' far
S6winoiudt gu peri6lieBen, foerben
eineu lansen uro crbitterten &f ans
5ufe6ten baben oesen lire 2eiben, menn
DenIelben nidt balo elm perbdn9niBpul@
es 8iel geiebt miro !! Man leie. mas
s. 81. 8eaG BON 8eaa, Msii, au iasen
bat p9ebten Serbft aeiste meine
frau ale Sgmptome bon G6minb1udt
Sic nabm n0r. Sings Neue @ntbez
dung" nadbem anes anoere feline @ir-
flung perfeblt bate. Sofort aeiste iid
8eiieruns uno bier 6lalden beilten tie
p6Qig. @arantirt BON ben N~potbefern
S. &alteHer & Spn u1lo Gcolpb 0reiB.
Sreis so Gents upb s1.OO, Strobe
Sfal6en fret.
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Gin Smrdtaebenoes gterS.

oas iute toI bic StraBeu eutIans raft,
lObaB bic 9eute aug benz @agen fallen
uoef bunoert Safe dbnlier @rt iinb,
alltd9li9e @rei9niiie. @s 1T baber fiir
Seoermann ansebra9t, cine 5~uperldilise
Snlbe bel Der 6anb 81 baben, aber teine
1T 70 gut, ipie o8udlens @rnicasS albe."
8ranowunoen, S6nitte, nuuoe StelIen'
Sal5huB unb 6dmorrboiben beilen ba=
na6 unb oeriduinben ihueI unter ibz
rem linbernbeu ginfulIe. % Gents in
ben apctbefen BON s. &afteper & Son
ano Noolpb 0reiR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
WHO LICKED GREAT BRITAINY

Senator AIdrich, of Rhode Island, visited a
typical London music hall the last time he was
abroad. A one-act melodrama, called THE
British Heart Of Oak was played by seven
and a young woman. The time of the
melodrama was laid in the early years of the
last century, and foJr of the players represented
American soldiers.
These American soldiers were a ragged. scare
crow lot, for it the idea of the melodrama
to ridicule the American army. AS the men
came on the stage they were put through an
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

What was your business before you became
a soldier7" they would be asked, and to this
question one answered that he had been a
tailor another that he had been a cobbler, a
third that he had been cook. and so on
The audience laughed uproariously at an army
composed of men from such sedentary and con-
filming trades, but in the midst of the laughter
Senator Aldrich's American heart was rejoiced
to hear a voice shout from the gallery:
"Hurrayi Great Britain licked by tailors, cob
blers and cooks Hurray!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

did not cease to work He had a chlseI in on.
hand and maIlet in the other. He was carving
upon his tonbs the words Sacred 20 the mem
DRY Of and the rest he would leave blank
This proceeding for some reason. amused
the physician. Watching the stoaecutter, ne
laughed heartily.
why said the other. do you Iaugh?'
Because your way of work amuses me- the
physician said. DO you always cut upon your
headstones the beginning of the obituary and
then waltz
No. said the stOnecutter, not always. When
there is some one sick and you are treating hin
/ keep right on"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
KNEW DOCTOR HE VAS TALKING TO

The novelist, Thomas A. Janvier. lived for a
number of years in France. and has collected
many folk tales and anecdotes of the French
peasantry.
81 heard a story of a physician the other day."
Mr. Janvier said recently. He was physician
of Provence, and one morning. stopping his gig.
he entered into understanding talk with tomb
stone maker.
while the talk went on the tombstone man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
BETTER USE OF Law BOOKS.

. Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania was,
before his election judge in the Philadelphia
courts.
A ruling of his in q certain was once dis
puted by a wrongheaded young lawyer, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
COULDN'T HELP SHAKING.

EIIa-Fred shook terribly when he proposed
to me-
SteIll-I didn't know that ne was difFident
EIla-I don't think he is: We were in an auto
mobile when he proposed Smart Set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

said. when the judge remained firm against all
his arguments
well, sir, if that's law I'll go home and burn
my books"
Hadn't you better" said the judge, go home
and read them?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

one of his friends who had stayed at Paris all
the summer:
Say. ". you needn't brag about the cool sea
breezes. l have just received this morning a
thermometer from where you spent your holi-
days. and it is exactly the same temperature
the Partisan thermometers"
Waiter"
Yes sir"
Change the water in this glass; it is muddy"
"Oh. no. sir. the water is not muddy; it is just
the glass that is dirty
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Weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-10
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Good Skating III Riehrlol1d
Weather Bureau S Warn
ing Saved S 10000


The ics ought 70 % thicH snousA -
skating By this morning. and the boys m
girls who enjoy that form OF sport WI
doubtless % happy over the prospses. e
said Director Evans Of the United ssatso
Weather Bureau. yesterday.
Locally. he continued 'ths tsmp
ture Thursday night went down e u
degrees. and tonight II viii remain abeut
: the same. Fair weather IS Indicated ~
to Sunday night
all through the section
Of the country east Of the Misstssipps
and Missouri valleys are below normal
In Minnesota and the sDakotas. ten1pera~s
lures are from zero is s degrees bellows,
and from thence southeasterN 20 Florida
there Is a gradual rise In the temperature
up TO freezing point.
SAVED ORANGE GROWERS S1aA0e0
Jacksonville reported q keen frost yes
terday morning which Is very unusual
there The bureau sent out fore-warn-
Ing OF the frost. so that fruit Srowars
might protect their crops,
Yes. the bureaus is of great service %
the orange growers 4 forc-warning o3
a frost in December. which the bureau
distributed throughout Florida. resulted
in q saving of about 81 .pa0. oeo 10 the Suit
growers there.