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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-22

Low Rates ON the Northwestern.
So to Chicago; $l6 round trip
Quickest time The North Western
was the first train TO inaugurate the
IL hour schedule to Chicago
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-22
For Rent.

An improved farm at once. For
terms inquire of MRS T. j. LEARY,
Morris, Mimi.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

nH made me hopping mad, ana l de- termined to show him that piQue or Jealousy had nothing to do with the matter. From that time I bore myself with perfect and unassumed indiffer- ence to Atkinson just to show both him and Laura that I was perfectly satisfied with the attentions of my dear brother. Often when Laura and At kinson were spooning I would go up to Dick. put my arms around his neck and give him several kisses. confess Atkinson didn't seem to mind my be- ing so demonstrative. Why should he when he was falling desperately in love with Laura? And any one could see that she was beside herself with delight.
 After the fireworks we had ice cream and cake on the piazza. and just before we were going to bed Dick whispered something to his friend. when Atkinson arose and said:
 There has been prank played upon you young ladies which should not be carried further. We two men occupied the seat behind you on the car yester- day and overheard your conversation. Madge. am your brother Dick. and your supposed brother is Tom Atkin- son.
 l just walked upstairs and slammed my bedroom door, After awhile Laura came up and, throwing herself on a lounge. laughed till thought she was going to have convulsions.
 What are you laughing at. you heartless thingY I said angrily.
 She only went of into another fit of mysteries. and by this time the ludi. crous side of it all appealed to me and began to laugh too. However, didn't go down the next morning to break fast or to lunch, but during the day my real brother came up and pacified me. His profundity had all been assumed. and he was now very nice to me. admitting that he had not suf- hciently considered the cost of his joke.
 I don't see that there is any more to tell. I wanted my brother" and got him. Laura wanted "the other man. and she got him. And yet it came out just as I had planned for Dick and Laura.
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al the uniVeTSilS .-.----- with Dick. Then he was very poetic and repeated some German verse about the ocean and ali that. of which we didn't understand a word. but lt im- pressed Laura with his erudition. Dick rather seemed to look up to him. which didn't exactly like. but Dick was far nore attractive to me than Atkinson Hith ali his learning.
 Laura" l said that evening after 1 tlnner, when the men had gone into the billiard room, do drive that man sway. He'll spoil everything"
 What can I doY' she said with a bout. Your brother sticks close to bis beloved sister. It's all going wrong. Madge. Such things never turn out as one would wish them. If you and Mir. Atkinson had fancied one another it might have been easier for your broth sr and me"
 The two men were lodged in adjoin- ing rooms facing the ocean. and at o'clock in the morning of the Fourth Laura and were up in the story above them letting down bombs before their open windows. When they came down to breakfast they were awfully cross and wondered how the boys in the neighboring cottages could explode their big crackers so near them, where upon Laura and I snickered and the secret was out.
 Trust girl to get ahead of a fel- low" said Dick. laughing.
 They're much brighter than we. l admit" said Atkinson, with one of his profound looks which made me feel that he really considered himself vastly our superior.
 We iounged all the morning on the piazza and all the afternoon on the beach. I seized upon Atkinson for q walk mp to the inlet to get him away from Laura; but he was so stupid-he didn't seem to have any small talk that took him back before we had gone half mile. l could not help con trasting him with Dick, who was so jolly and at the same time So kind. considerate, deferential
 You're missing great deal, Laura, |" I said. My brother is more than could have possibly expected"
 Hes very nice, admit, Madge, but you can easily see that
 ''WelL whatT I asked, irritated. Speak out"
 T prefer MT. Atkinson" she said tartly.
 From this moment resolved to keep Dick from paying her any attention whaterer.
 Dick" I said. Laura is infatuated with your friend = keep away from her though what she sees in him to fancy don't know"
 Dick laughed and said that I was jealous: that Laura was very attrac- tive girl. and. although I was lovely. too-he was too brotherly to hurt my feelings = must not feel that l had been cut ort hy an inferior person
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

In the District Court Of the First Ju- oielal District of the Territory of Arizona.

In the Matter Of the Copper Bell Mining Company, Bankrupt
 Sealed bids will be received by A. H. Emanuel. Trustee in the above entitled matter at the office of John B. Wright, Esq, Referee in Bankruptcy, Tucson. Arizona, until 10 o'clock a. m., on July 9th, 1903, for the sale of the property, real. personal and mixed belonging to the estate of the said Copper Belle Min ing Company. Bankrupt; said property consisting of ten mining claims. to- gether with the machinery and build ings thereon; merchandise in ware house, hotel fgurniture, assay outfit, tools and fixtures, timber yard, wag- ons. ore dump etc.
 Said bids to be accompanied by cer- dhed check for ten per cent of the amount thereof.
 Full particulars and complete de scription of said property can be ob- tained by reference to the Receivers Report on file in the office Of the said John B. Wright. Referee. at Tucson. Arizona. or the same may be obtained by application to A. H. Emanuel. Trus- tee. at Tombstone. Arizona.
 A. H. EMANUEL,
 Trustee
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FOIxrfb ofJ1sIy
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By MIRA ETHEL wEsrBRoox

FATHER and mother were in favor of foreign education for S boys. but not for girls. Conse-
 Quently my brother Dick and I were separated when he was twelve md l ten. he to go to school in Swift Rrland and afterward to university n Germany. while must remain in America tied to mothers apron strings, sxcept for one year at young ladies inishing school, where had no priv leges whatever.
 However. all things must have an md. Dick having finished at the uni Sersity. sailed on the 2Tth of June and was due al home the day before the Fourth. This was a fortunate time, 'or we always went to our cottage at the seashore on the Sd. That year fla her was not well. and the doctor sent aim. with mother, to the mountains. As Aunt Jane and and Dick would oe the only ones at Edgemere. I per Suaded my bosom friend. Laura Leeds to go down and spend the Fourth with us. Fly hearts desire was to have Laura for a sister. and as Laura was
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to meeting Dick in tnls peasant ,asn ion.
 We couldn't wait for Dick. whc might not arrive till the morning of the Fourth. so Aunt Jane and Laura and 1 went down on the Sd. Laura and 1 found a seat together. and Aunt Jane sat at the other end of the car
 "What does your brother look like Madge?" asked Laura.
 How do I know? l haven't seen him since he was a boy"
 ''Oh. I forgot"
 Hes been at the university. where ali the men think they're dreadful smart. If he tries any of his pranks on me, I'll teach him that girls are up to something as well as men. By the bye. Laura, we must be very careful not to let him see what 1 so much wish. It would prejudice him against you at once"
 'Madge Bowers. what do you mean? Do you suppose I'm going to throw myself at himr
 "Hush.'
 pressed Laura's hand and whis- pered to her not to talk So loud. A lady sitting on the other side of the aisle looked up from her novel with Q decidedly disagreeable expression. We began to talk of other subjects.
 When the train reached our station and we left the car. what was my as tonishment to be taken into the arms of a splendid young fellow. who. be- tween his embraces. rained a shower af kisses on his dear little sister. :" while another young man stood by evil dently waiting for something.
 This is my university chum, Tom Atkinson, Madge. I've brought him along to spend the holidays with us"
 And this Is my especial friend. Lau- ra Leeds" I said. and introduced Mir Atkinson. But. Dick. where did you come from? l thought yoSr steamer was not due till today or tomorrow And how did you know meT'
 Ahead of time. But let's get on. This is no place to talk" and as Will liam was at the station with the car riage we all got in and drove to the bouse
 Well, things had come about de lightfully and no mistake. Here were four of us. two fellows and two girls. with only Aunt Jane for chaperon and nothing to do but enjoy ourselves. Dick was most affectionate. every now and again taking me in his arms to give me another kiss. while his friend Atkinson sat beside Laura looking at us with an expression which I took to be envy since he could not do the same with her
 As soon as we reached Edgemere we four walked down to the beach. Dick joined me leaving Atkinson to Laura. She didn't seem especially displeased at this. Indeed. saw from the moment she met Atkinson that she had taken . fancy to him He had taken a prize
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VERY REMARKABLE CURE OF
 OtARRHOEA

About six years ago for the first time in my life had sudden and se- were attack of diarrhoea." says Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas. q got temporary relief, but it came back again and again, and for six years have suffered more misery and agony have suffered more misery and agony than I can tell. It was worse than death. My husband spent hundreds Of dollars for physicians prescriptions and treatment without avail. Finally we moved to Bosque county, our present home. and one day happened to see an advertisement of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with the testimonial of man
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oEwEY's SPEECH.
Scene on the FingShip the Fourth
 After His Famous Rattle.

AlkcE HIS IT AhApuH b1Ntife
 On the Fourth of July. 1898. says E L. Young in the New York Journal. Ad- i mirai Dewey was up and about at 5 o'clock in the morning
 The Fourth is a great day on a war ship anyhow. and. this being the Fourth right after we had destroyed the Spanish fleet in Manila harbor every jackie and boy aboard was look ing forward to a great time. We had 1t. and the admiral was in the thick of 1t from start to finish. The day be- gan with him directing the decoration of the ship. You would have thought the Olympia was a honeymoon yacht from the way she was decked out be- fore the admiral was satisfied
 After breakfast Dewey had all the men mustered on the spar deck to hear few words he wanted to say to them. We brought the color to the cheek of the old man with the heartiness of our cheers.
 You all know, boys" he said. what the Fourth of July means to us. The country never had a birthday more significant than this. and you may be sure that the share you have had in making this q glorious year in Ameri- can history will not be forgotten.
 lover wonder. at home, they are thinking of us while they celebrate the liberty that was won for us a cen tury ago.
 You have had your share of work and I hope you will have all the fun that is coming to you on this holiday of ours. We might wish to celebrate Independence day among our own peo- pie. and let us all hope that next year will find our present duty done and ourselves at home rejoicing over a war we'll won and liberty's banner floating higher than ever.
 Men" he concluded. waving his hand toward our flag. "this Is indeed a day to celebrate"
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PAGE ELEVEN.

who had been cured by it. The case was so similar to my own that 1 con eluded to try the remedy. The re- suii was wonderful could hardly realize that I was wei again. or be- lieve it could be so. after having suf- fered so long. but that one bottle Of medicine. costing but 6 few cents, cured me" For sale by all druggists.
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COPPER QUEEN CAFE|

The parIors of the Copper Queen Hotel are at the disposal of visiting ladies during the three days celebration
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NOTICE TO FIREMEN.

All firemen are requested to meet at the fire house July 4th, at 9:30 a. m-, in uniform, to join in the parade
 M. F. D. NICHOLS, Foreman. s. A. BROWN, Secretary.
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THE DRUGGIST WILL BUY IT

Ion assume DO risk when you buy Chamhberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy. Your druggist will refund your money if you are not sat isfied after using it It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints, and the only one that never fails It is pleasant, safe and reliable.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

WANTED-People to know that the Review Want Ads brings resultR. If you have anything to sell let us know we will do the rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03
OstrIches. ..

At the ostrich farm at Coronado ii takes bale of alfalfa hay cut up auc sack of barley to feed hfty-thret birds The chicks are as inquisitive as monkey and will snap a button of youf coat if an opportunity offers. The old males are fighters and can split fence boards with a kick But when they get real mad they lie down and twist their necks and flap their wings like skirt dancer. Young chicks a few weeks old are worth in the market s25 each.
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Open From 6 am. to 8 pm.

After the sports are finished a cool place for a Nice Dir ner is the
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Follow the crowds. They're going to Douglas to see the big shows
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
Ell ASUNTO RICCI

La campsna del distir guido coleg&
fcanc6a de esta eiRdAd Eel Eatar.
dArte" sobrs sI asunto Ricei, ha aldo
do poSitivos resultados para l. rel
vindieaCion dc In justieis.
Pareee que aqu0l procsso ssr& re-
visAdo, y que las declare stones dc
algunos tsGt'gos Aon muy coneluysn'
tes y no dejsn lugAr G dudas respec
to 6 In comisi6n dc an erfmen ho'
rrendo cuyos autores hAbr&n do eAsr
ahora bajo 10 il fexibilidAd de 10 ley.
e. ssnor LecciA, director del men,
cionado psrio iieo, lego 6 dscir que
30 le procesasa 6 sr~restase; pero que
do 10 contrario, Sc ordenara 10 pro-
cssents en- consonancia con 10 & grave
dad de q aeusaeioneB.
Sc hixo este & timo, y Ell triurfo del
colsga va & ser an hecho.
OttAs del snsRs de eiudAdAnos f an
ceass iniciA ~ EsGnda1d."
Nos place que las camps nas pario'
CT ,ticas no sean en- modo alguno in
feuetuosas, cuando por Ell buen nom
bre de Ia iusti siG 90 luch&.
81 psriodismo % una fuslzs, IN
ariete, y 81 SO pretsndiese no 9
charlie, l& sanction pGblica honrada y
rsctA vAldIfR mas qas squsllA indi
ferenciR.
IL EtsndRrd, pues, ha salido 81
rogo an d levsntAdos smpe nos, y
de clio dsbemos congratularnos, to-
mando busnA notA, los que por 81
dereCho y por 10 patriA combatimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
Information Local

Manana sAlErk para Ia isla en- via
je de inspection 81 comisionaao del
Interior, Acompsn4d o del Jefs dc
Obrag Pdblicas. R~egreBaHGn sl s&.
baao por Ia noeha.
I'll viernss 81 Oomisionado del
Interior, hiz0 IL uueva plan tillA de
los emple&aos &c 50 depaYtAmento
y tuvo 8 bisn aumsntar Ell iuslSo de
nueatro amigo 81 Sr. Jos6 Raj So
Ter, de $1,000 0 1900 81 Anc, sisnao el
1nico Aumsnto Qae SO ha hecho CT
&quel departmental. E an acto de
justieiA que nos parece plausible y
f. icitamos 81 fAv .yeeido por ca
bisn ganAdo prt grsso.
Don Joa6 Moreno Santo Ia soli'
citado IA destino en las ofcinRs del
OomisionAdo del T1terior.
III domingo celebr6 an meeting
en- Vega bajs, 81 senior Saints go Lyle
siAs, organizAdor de IL Federation
LibreH,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
AIzada del PreSidente
De LA
"Liga de Propietarios"
al Secretario de Puerto Rico

En- nombrs y representation de
eata &LigaO y Acoii6ndoss 6 10 dis
puesto en- In Sseci6n SO 10 Ia Ley
municipal, establs ESQ alGaaa ante
usted contra 10 disposition content
de en- Ell asjunto aviso de 10 AleAldf&
de ssta ciuasd slevanao & tres vsoes
el valor del agus que ae tome del
AeReaueto sin utilixar contadoras do
L. misma.
Haee dos meses que ell AyuntA.
miento ~establsei6 sl doble de- 10 ia
rita qus vsnfAn psgAndo los consH'
miaores dc aqua, de acuer&u cen ell
aiAmetro do Ia plamS, v ouAndo va
varios pr0pistArios' hAhiAn acept1do
tAl aumento, para svitArse 10 Srsci'
do que resulta 81 precio del sgsa
tomanaose por medic de contaaorss,
vlane 81 Ayuntamieuto slevAnao ell
artfculo & tres veees.
La installation de los eoItAdoreB
% ana lsSiaa Se TODD punto psriH'
dieial q toaos los hAbitantss do 10
eiudad, porqus Abf ge reduce al uso
de an AEtfeulo de 'tAntA necsaidAd
para 10 viasi y, por otra pArte ell
Munieipio venaa 6 alquila los contA'
dores, oHAndo han sido compradoa
CON Of dinero lie los mis- nos eontri'
buyentss, oblieGndo.es tanbien & 60
loCarlos por "a Cusnt1, no obstants
existir an ell presupuesto del Ayun'
tamiento eAntidAd para Csss aten'
ei6n, por to4o 10 cual % ocasiona
6 los dusn % de cana@ 6 iuduatriales
an gasto que sxasda de diez dollars
por eada contador.
81, ademas, Ell AynntAmiert1 cis'
ira 50 presRpuesto del Corrienta
sjereieio con an supsrkbit 4. 3 600
dollars, segun 81 proyeeto que ha
djadO al r1b leo para ell ID de 1903
o 1904, y si On 6sts Sc eAlcula III
Aeusdueto an producto de $50 600,
cuando tai suma L. dio en- 1901 .
1902 y IN 81 ploximo an ser6 ma
yor 81 randimisntc; rusgo o ustsd ls
Sirva anRlAe oil aumento qus en- IL
adiuatR ordenanxa 30 hace para ga
consume de aqua sin contadoP, "a
que no iuStifcA an man0rA alguna 90
slevs mas eli V Alor de tan inaispsn'
sable artfSulo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
Agapito Font

ITO +raVladedo 81 s~astrerfa & SUI Residential
hsbitual. Gale de San Sebastian mum; w.
10 u hace saber q Sus clientes y al puoIlco
ri Gtbado y domingo faeron dc
tauiGan 20 personals por divsrtiree
m&a da 10 c~onvsniente aHmsntAnao
: 70 ell contip genie de personals
nrreatadas en- eli dsp6sito municipal
,.EatA mRnan& celebro ana con.
fsrencia con 81 GobsrEsdor, don
LAurantino Estr ella, Alcalae de Ca
may, AcercA do los presuPusstos de
Aqusl pueblo.
ana sale para Maysg0 z, sl
nauitan de IL policf& inBalAr, senior
Francisco Cabrera.
..En el proximo pAsado mes dc
Junio han Concurrido & 10 bihliotsea
pdb'ica municipal, 967 pSraonas, hA'
bisndo cirCulRdo n libros.
..EstA mGnAnA smpsxaron los ira.
bajos de pintarA de Ia parts exte-
rior del Oaineio del Ayuntamisnto.
Ell senior GsnAro ManzanAA ha
tornado possession do ga cargo do on
ciAI RuxIliAr do las o6cinas del Acue.
aucto.
..ESts kArda cslebrATA nm meeting
10 JantA Superior de Sandal.
=. BESIDE 81 primero del actual sl
gobierno insul&r pag@ra $4,000 por
81 edinCio de IL e&rcel.
En- circular que h0mo@ recibldo
de YAueo ne nos partieipa In conSti-
tueion de una Roeiedad mercantil que
baio 10 rs ION de GSucssores de Ga.
tells 70 dsdieark oil ramo de fArmA.
Gle, DichA aociedad 90 suCssOr@ dc
10 sxtiDguida casa succession do j. M.
GAtell.
I'm ell dia de hoy seg1u datos re.
sibidos en- 10 direction de penales
exIston 100 psrsonas raCluidas en-
lau e6rCeles y praHidio do IL isl&.
..Ha aido nombrRdo Sub colector
de rentAs internAs de Lola, don VII
Cente Andino y don Joae Marrero
para ToA'<S.
..MGmAna smbArca para los e sta
dos Unidos, sl doctor Lindsay, Co
miaionAdo de EducAeion.
..Sa nos encArgA preguntAr 10 d.
guiente. 1Qa6 pRSA CON 10 soeieaad
~Acacias, de PusrtA de TERRA y oil
gunos de Aus soetosI
Sc hRlla IN e@ta capital don Rs
mon MILAN, dc HAtillo.
.,Sa hallan en- Vega bajA paBandC
tamporadR con la familia de dor
Manuel Garcia, las distinguidas 90
noritAs do Arseibo, Lola y Maria
Bals0iro.
Sc encuantra en- Vega bsia Q
joven don Juan Figusros, dc SstS
pspitSl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
Ell Papa moribundo

New York, Julio 8 - p. N.
I'm despacho de Roma informa
que Su Santidad Leon XIII SO ha-
la moribundo. FL doctor Laponi,
m6dico de cabecera, ha manifesto
do haber res1ltado inutiles los es-
fuerzos de la ciencia para prolon-
gar la vida del Pontffce en- Ell I'LL
timo ataqueade Ia dolencia que vie
ne padeciendO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
En- San Petersburgo
New York. Julio q IL

New York, Julio 6 IL p. m.
Dicen de San Petersburgo que
varios ofciales servios que asistfan
allf 4 una function teatral, fleron
silbados por ell p6blico ~arrojandoles
este patatas y piedras y gTitando-
les lFuera asesinos! Proddjose en-
ire oil pueblo y la policfa s6rio dis
turbio, que ces6 al desaparecer del
teatro los referidos onciales. Sc hi
cier n numerosas detenciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
NOtiCias

i UoNsEJo A LAS MADREs niarabe claimants
de IN sonora Winslow debe usarse s1mpre que los nInos
estan en- el periodic de la dentici6n Proporciona alrvio
mediate al Pequeho pscispte' produce Tn sde sI0;I ma.
muv viyo , alegre q Is muy ~agradable a. paladar, calms
Al nino a6Ianda sos eneiss, alivis sus dolores .oe ,n hasi a.
IA aI@neior remedio eonocido para la dialTea va pro
veng&sssia ne la deutici6n 9 de euS1'sqisrS ofEa SausS.
Il Ia Seflara Winxlcw . o. 81 meioE dc eodoA,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
La eXtr0maunCiOn

New York, Julio 6 IL p. m.
Otros despachos de Roma notician
que Ell doctor Laponi y otros pro-
minentes m6dicos sostienen la vida
del Papa a fuerza de estimulantes.
En- vista de las dltimas manifesto
clones de los m6dicos lie ha sido ad'
ministrada la extremaunci6n. Sc
espera por momentos ell desenlace
fatal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
En- 9 minutes

New York, Julio 6 IL p. m.
FL primer despacho al rededor del
munao pSv Ell cable del Pacifco So
10 tardG 9 Rainutos. Sc han errza-
do algunos o~espachos de congfatu-
lacion entire Ell gobierno de Was
hington y los gobernadores de Ha-
waii y Filipinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-06
lDiEtRlNlS
SERVICIO ESPECIALLY
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE. J
DIREOTo DE NETWORK.
DIREoTo DE NETWORK.
Cable terminate

New York. Julio 8 IL p. m.
Ha sido terminate Ell cable del
Pacffco. En- San Francisco de Ca
lifornla,z Honolulu y Manila, han
tenido lugar manifestations publ
cas- en- demonstration de regocijo con
aouel motiYo.