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Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Ladies Arrested

Officers Jennings and Harrington last night arrested Miss Trixy and Miss Matte in one of the houses in the up- per part of Brewery gulch. They are charged with having been drunk and disorderly yesterday forenoon in the rear of the Annex saloon. With sey- eral others. for whose arrest warrants have been issued. they created a dis turbance in the alley. Thus far the officers have been unable to learn any thing about the gun play that is re- ported to have taken place. The wo- men will be given a hearing before Justice McDonald today.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Sold His interest

James Letson, ex-alderman. has sold his interest in the Turf saloon to Kline and Tate, and has now sever ed all connection with the concern. The new owners are planning to make this saloon the most popular in the territory. Letson will now turn his attention 10 mining. He is already in- terested in a number of rich proper ties, and will start development work on some of them on a large scale. During the past few months Letson has been party to some big mining deals
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Sma,t House

Sma1 House
 The Man from Mexico" got frosty reception at the opera house ast night. Only small house was pres ent to see one of the best shows that have come to this city for several months. Not more than 100 people were present, a number of whom were enjoying passes. Bisbee does not seem to be much of show town. In the past they have several times re fused to give companies of merit the kind of houses they deserve
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
ARIZONA NOT AROUSED.
Tucson Press corresponGenf Making
 Trouble


 Here is a sample Of how hard the Tucson press correspondents are try ing to bring the bubonic plague into Arizona It is press dispatch sent from there January :. and reads as follows:
 The spread Of the bubonic plague toward the United States caused such great alarm in Arizona that at a meet ing of the prominent physicians here to day it was decided 10 appeal to the government authorities for aid to se- cure, if possible. a quarantine against the infected portions. "Rumors that the plague is spread ing north to Guaymas have been con firmed and fear is felt at Yuma that the plague may De carried 10 that city by boats coming up the Colorado river and Gulf of California from ports on the western coast of Mexico"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
auiIdino cornnleted

Dr. Caven reported yesterday that the main building of the new hospital being built for the Calumet and Hecla company has been completed and is new in the hands of the painters As soon as the lumber arrives work will begin on the kitchen, which is to be a separate building. Dr. Caven states that the work of equipping the hos pital will proceed with all possible speed, as the company is anxious to have hospital as soon as possible
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Sheriff in Town

Sheriff Lewis was here yesterday trom Tombstone. He came for the purpose Of gathering up witnesses who are wanted 10 testify in the district court. Sheriff Lewis remarked that it would not be long before the iron horse would be arriving daily at the county seat He said that this week is seeing g large amount of civil busi- ness disposed of by Judge Kent in the district court
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
No Warrant Issued

R NJ. McKim is hot on the trail of his boarders who have left owing a bill of s. He appeared in Justice McDon- aids court yesterday and asked that a warrant be sworn out for the arrest of the two men. None was issued, but McKim says that he will by no means give up trying to get the money that is honestly due him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Slightly Injured

W. R. Smith was slightly injured yesterday in the mine by being struck by the handle of a windlass. His in ipry was or the scalp. and was dress ed at the company dispensary. He was able to work after the doctor got through with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Tried to Get Out

When J. c. Krigbaum went to the city jail yesterday morning he found that an effort had been made during the night by the prisoners to get out. The men used a small saw 10 cat through the boards, but had not made a hole large enough when Krigbaum arrived. Later R. M. McKim found
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
ls In Charge

L. Nemick has been placed in charge of the lumber yard owned by J. H. Jack, during the absence of the latter from the city. Manager Nemick reports that a great deal of lumber is being bought for improvements on city property. He is of the opinion that the coming months will see a lrmber Of new residences built.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Howard Back

FTOWdIu BECK
 Andy Howard arrived in the city yesterday from Tombstone, where he was released from the county hospital. Howard was severely injured here several months ago by being thrown down a flight of stairs in the upper part of Brewery gulch. He is now bmping as a result of his fall. Watts, who was held by the grand jury for e7asing Towards injuries, was found rot guilty in the district court.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Reduced Forces

Hal c. Kennedy, who has returned from Bisbee, says the Cananea smelt- CTS have re2lced forces, says the Tue son Star. All plants in the south, he said, are affected by reason of the coal shortase and low price of copper. Mir. Kennedy left for Phoenix last lighf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Off the Track

Ctf the Track
 4 ear attached to switch engine No. 3 was derailed yesterday on account of the safe.y switch being turned. The accident occurred near the slag dump. The trainmen soon had the track cleared.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Home Aoain

Home Again
 Charles May returned yesterday from the Beatty ranch, where he has spent the past ten days for his health. He reports the country doing well, with good chances of its immediate recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

We seldom talk cheap stuff'' but a glance at our window will show a few we have "cut to sell" We don't want them; see if you do. Xmas suspen- ders s1 and s1.25 grade for 60c. One of many things at Schwartz Bros.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
IAtIe Better

V. R. Stiles is reported to be in serious condition. He is now doing lYtle more than holding his own. The physicians have but little hope for his recovery
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Brief City News

a small saw that is supposed to have been used by the prisoners. The off, cers are now trying to find out who gave the assistance from the outside
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

Juniper and oak wood delivered to your back door for s900 a cord Nichols. Phone 143. 1-10-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Got Ten Days

Got Ten Days
 In the justice court yesterday, the Mexican. arrested by Marshal Hender- son for being drunk was given ten days. He made no effort to prevent being convicted.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

It may be well to remember that the best friend you have on earth is bet ter friend to himself than he is to you.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

WANTEo-Musicians to play at a dance tonight at the Ladies club. Alp ply ". C.. McBride, Copper Queen general office It
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
Not Opened Yet

Though the new gymnasium was to be opened on the first of the year it is still closed, Manager Hammer now an no1nces that he will soon have every thing ready.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

In listing the arts with the theatre promoter Sara Bernhardt forgot to mention the dressmaker's art
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

When you want good juniper and oak wood ring up Nichols. Phone i49. 1-10-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

hold furniture. A Quality Hill. c. P. Hart.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

A new and fresh supply of kodaks films and paper at the Bisbee Drug store. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

Wise is the fool who knows enough to keep it to himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

The name "Selz" 'em. Sells what Why, Selz shoes. of course; al Schwartz Bros. at s3 and $3.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

A swell affair is apt to make a mis- fit of a mans hat
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

Even the peaceful traveller occasion ally has a brush with the porter.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10

Prejudice is an illiterate vice.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24


ally. I will aoy~ sAmit, .'You: mqage
. date with me and ths6 90 'kaaivGaa-
ing around these cheap; agencies
what dos itsnesn?s s:ssiE
"And - to you, sir?" she asked. de-
inurSly, ans reply.
II am trying to pass the time" !
Hplip6; sternly.S
sasAnd l." she replied. smiling.
.--Asswe emerged from the building. I
called = cab and handed her in. Be-
fore let it go. I said:
+ yrCeme. nov. mo more agency BUSH
ness until after the supper - IL you
plsesesY d .;a.s:.ssls .s:sss
agreed" she replied. merry smile
lighting her facs-and L thought saw
. hint Of downcast eyes and hint
OF responsive comradarie which WELL
nigh sent me into At Of vertigo.
That supper was red-letter occa-
sion, I had! inever been much Of . la
dies man. but had met many women
90 81 dA sasA nevsr had I met
one with the charm Of this mystf ring
product Of the INST rimonid aSsnctse.
She. Vas 80 evidently up-to- date, %
swell-informed. so Wise to everything
going ON In the work.; % *horouS6 lilly
posted In affairs and 90 well able to
discuss current topics, thatSi could not
reconcile her actual self with her posi-
tion as woman of fortune seeking Z
husband through the .mountAbank
agencies. Why! without 1 cent, she
was prize for q prince; - -
While We sat at the little table IN
the coy corner, party consisting 81
newspaper fellows and an actor or two
came in for q bite. AS nodded care
lessly ID them, and they sretu1heds ~
salutatfon,- a. puzzled sexpressie1
crossed Miss Norman's face. III.
''Who are those people!" she asked,
sharply. g. (. = u.
"oh. Tom Bates. Sc the Universe;
Jimmie Burns. Of the Recorder; Louie
Drake, Of the Clarion. and Harold Sc
Hubert, the actor" I replied. 81
do you know them?" she asked. -
Then / recovered my balance and re.
piled: -. { - Se~--A -
"l-I met Bates, casually, the othes
night, and he pointed the others out A
me-" N;s
Then Irchanged, the subject. ~ !,
Later on we went to the theater. and
before leaving her made an engage:
ment to take her riding on the follows
ing afternoon. - ~
I lay in my room and smoked that
night until far past dawn, buried II
visions, The evening had strengthened
and v1viied every impression Of my mr.,
meeting with the girl. There was NJ
question but, she was . lady in evet5
sense Of the word-and her alert inteiSf'
gence was not the least of her charni1
There was no lodging it, was madly %
love with her. All my doubts based al
finding her at . matrimonial agen6j
were cast aside. S
"Iwould marry her withouta question
! as to herpbjeet iI heipgd there" IsaidSs,
/ Their. I sf6aned IA Isthoughts of tn
barrier of her wealth and the cheap p6Sa
was playing. For, Of course. m1sl
be honest with herr: |. sg..}}ss,a II:
Finally ]. made my resolve. could
not: remaInfh boA dul1ocaI a positions:
would make aaclean breastsof It, and
hope FOR. her ndship at least. Mort
dare not dream. - :. :
Perhaps years y ] would sehace the mefh:
ory of my dupltcitys and ,wheaeI should
have attaineda high position iii my pro
fession. perhaps who knows? i
- (
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
IN THE FAR FROZEN NORTH.
"trip Thrs.sh Alaskan wilderness
DeseribefIpy a Department
S,' = - --' Omclal.

Under the directions. a. the war de-
partment All 1893 A. ". s0ymaer was the
guide and 4urveyor Of the sll-Amertcan
route from Valdez to Eagle City, Alas
ka, when the country was an unknown
wilderness, where no white man had
ever set foot. yx-- r.
::QprEnarty, '.said Mr.! Gumasr, accord
ing to Washington report, was out of
touch. with civilizations from February
to November, during which time the
Spanish-American war was fought. We
knew nothing Of the conflict until we
reached Forty Mile river, 60 miles below
Dawson: City. \ +;
sour party consisted 81 ave- smenl-
Lieut.. nj q. Lowe, y. 81 Al; stephen
Birch surveyor; two army packets, my
self. II pack horses and three burros.
which we took as an experiment. They
only lasted 100, miles, when they were
labando ned@ The Montana pack ponies
were the enay ones that; cos.ld stand the
strain even in the summert time. In win
ter only reindeer and dogs can endure
|tha ci1fd. ::iai{'!'. ~ ;Ssai F!aiss3.s 4 3:
~Oaf' expedition had to cross the Val.
| dez glacier, an extremely hazardous UNI
dertakinrg on account Of the numerous
crevvasses and assures Of from. four ( to
|ten feet In Width. 10 iget Over 'them G. W 1e
used SNOW bridges. t rr,oypeesd' together, as
Ethey' do In Switzerland. x Many people
Ehaue since lost their lives III 'folIowine
this perilous trail; but since .theGaroute
has baeni found by Capt. ;iAbercrombie
around the glacier, and no more lives
need be sacrificed.
-swithaa Two years i railroad viii Ii
/ pentrate the new gold fields at Tanana.
that are just now causing q sensation
Famonsfhunthr Of the: precious metal.
Valdez with the most beautiful harbor
I'm the world, and .sprro unded with noun
ftains S, 900 feet high, will be, the future
capital Of Alaska, The territory has. a
future splendid beyond the imagination
of its most enthusiastic citizens, and ia
dollars and Cents Will give greater r.:
turns than any territory ever owned ;or
ever to be- possessed by the United
States."t '3 Il tss,E .s.dG,ftji, si'1 s:,issf /,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
THE JOYS o. suNBiUlRR. !.
4 Luxury 81 summer That II -H1iishiy
y, valued ana enjoyed by ~
G s5, May PeSvlsssht 5nd-g!

Among the horses If the ann In Erv-
Ethreoa. Sae n tie sred n ,lu All
Of them, accordins to- the Greek j. and
nos.r,,s hut ds .n,. n one .Sa, mn ss
Ia cra. d, S Nth - ..,asa nos ...
itints commo ne, - ,s 49, snp,pS snd ~
s,,m ha,t h , a,,t = +ha on 1In
|s1,,Ii conv,nca a@ nra l tSst ~ ia ~
d,icar,, = tsiS I'm fbs.. s1,nshina vim
hia narv hrasth s.v 80 +bai Raltsmore
Amart1sn j: tIs,i. sTsyv+hran.,,i,i .liy. =.
sanhnrn r.. 1,a tho :. c,tv s vonth and 400
"a we,i - ~ ona - ~ ,nyn-,ss ~ + ~
.s,,mmor = i. hano;oing - COM
soma = MY - hsiso,;s. e;ons, x,,tn =
NAV ,cn,aa yras,.,ls ss;s;orA: thara ,r.v
-. t,.vs ana ipishta Fl 'd,scomfort ~,
ossn. Do sa sas none ~ hs.s
IL - g. .y1..V = -
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
F'iaj AZ His'OWiVn EItInarurtte!. = 81 =
His height wasa little over ave feet,

He was q! slender {, q in proportion. q
But he was pEepd-p, 50 proud! 49,.
! He stood erect and With folded arms .,,,
near the 'rafl:;of the steamer, ana gazed
upon the lake IN, stern, majestic silencce.
i Presently the captain approached him
and touched: his arm;,!ls aoGis; tsGtliYnN
/ fs.'f4yhat lie; IL, my good follower he sktd5
tqrRing his head slowly and eying him
from head to foot .,js,,s.. .s;.Itg a,
Would you mind stepping over this
way 2 little;s. asked the captain, touch
ing his hat. ~ o'', 49, 800 ~ 80,
''wnat for. my good fsllDwS!" el'f 'it
$40 trim the ship! You are giving ii
q decided iist,to port. - Chicago TriB.
,1no -" ..s~-g 4.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
CIDER {; VINEGAR &c; 4. /,
The 0nly Kind That I. Pure ana a
/ sslIsoiatelj SAFE sforiHodseI1 5
: - hold Use.

Oldaashioned cider vinegar that uaed
itobelmade from hard cider. A long row
of cider barrels, in a well-ventilated col.
lar.
First, the cider Il sweet, very alatable
and much used as ! beverage VI farmers
and is even cold In some saloons NJ
Afterwards. the cider becomes hard
In olden times it was still used as bev-
erage bysthesNew Elglander, who was
perfectly ihnbcent sbf. any suspicion that
twas an Intoxicating beverage. The
next change which happened to the cider
was when it turned into vinegar. This
was thes sort OF yinzar dur.f orefatheers
used. This is the only vinegar thatsia
absolutely safe to use, says Medical Talk
for the Home. -
The ppeasnt, method: ef making spiri,
vinegar has 9 great many liabilities. "A
low proof solutio IS alcohol is passed
over beech shavings or birch twigs that
have been soaked In the mother Of vim
egar or vinegar. essence.a This very
quickly converts the altohol.into yihe-
.gars Sometimes sQlphuric acid Is; ada.
"a; And evens hylrochlofic acid.
Tie addition BIZ ipy acld renders The
vinegar very 4iabie to dissolve any metal
with which It comes in contact, coppSr
tin; -brais, biSmuth, mercury d. zinc,
Vinegar that contains the slightest trade
:ofsnx=omss:pf: ttAsss7mtnsrsas is apt Ia
q Slo pol ometimea
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
.Aatiquity ct .AMeFiee.

4 America Is older than the Old world Il,
and It's abofigines are remnants 81 races
Of men that Inhibited the earth before
the present old world races ross' ia
prominanCe. The land; distribution was
differentIin.t those days, There com-
munication7 between what ara now the
north Of America and Il the north ,i 81. Asia
and the climate was much warmer q
these regions. Evidences OF these facts
are being found every day III both con 81:
tineehnfts. The latest evidence is that
collected by the Jsssap expedition into
the unexpl0red heart OF Siberia, which
recently returned, to. New York after
~ tive years !eAplo tiep. Boston Bud
ret, ,ttTS.as9t,s,. ,,,,,,, 49,, ,..ssy4 "a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

E'.a the s'.tfF Of the H'.'s ~ ''a ' 80. -
AGefta House much infested Mice. The brought
home aCa famous ouse who made such havoc among the
little folk that oseho remained resolved they would leave the
driven to her wits end hung by her hindlegs the
pretended dead An old Mouse the Of the Shelf and
should not near you if your skin stuffed with
Calm a s g ,sis s @
from too great credulty -
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
Out Of the Question.

-
''You should sleep on your right side.
madam .
81 really cant do 1t. doctor. ~
husband talks an Mis- sleer ahda cart
hear: 4 thing With my left cal. ."rsettrsy
Stories.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
UnFERMEgT1D, DRRADS.t IS,


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n,A 'ne ewo .aotvus nv ~ alsa siuwis
s ~ me ne nool, peasins I'll " ame;
Aver me nosl nas .pesn ~ solh .sa
81 contanNy tue Whipping process aol
.sh minutes Nunless enousn puns a1e
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

ID ~ s4fs<as -
Hon, Denver. COL. says: -
/" Yousass aaE slibaity stugmi sf an
lspest sflsts + .1st match &l
through oYr Denver pa
ipefs ab6at D6an1 Kidney z
Pills. ehNs sushitatet of Ecf
1929, for have had NO !,ir.
reason in the interim to
thinge my opinion 81 u the e III.
remedy. Z SGia when fifstTia d ,avos,
interviewed that II I had ,ys {. s.aas
friend and acquaintance.
tnhesring from baieskaeks, sys . 80
or kidney trouble Iwould i J; TT:;s
knhesatstiaxly; d ivfse, no ~ aSss;.s
Them to take Doau,s ,Kid.s1.d :; ~.
sney Pills. Twas subject 80. !,
TO severe attacks Of backache, always
9sggr ava6ed II I sat fong Ut q desk. III
struck me sthat,fff Deans Kidney Fills.s
performed half what they promised ~
they might at least help, This induced i.
me to try the remedy. Il absolntely
tstopped the backache. / have never
had . paan Of tsvingesince.'.s ies,s.ei ::s,ts
ii |AIFREE TRIAL Of this great kidney q
medicine. which lcnred Mr.. Lario win !.
;be mailed to any part Of the United !,
States on application. Address Foster. ~ :,
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y. For sale =
BY Ill drugg ists, price 80 cents per boz.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

J The authSnfI ~ i9a 4dig IaSfli have
,,undertakea,s fofs thJ pfolecuSAlef their
I horses. to fight the yPppqsitHsN 4tcA
have long svtaEmed OVER AAA 3lSneck
ssof land duri66st1e sumner sel1pA Th1
owner of q well-known stable IL TIE e
prime mover IN the crusade against the
snosquitqe1 4 tiaFp that
ting q ner1ods racfng Il horse otit 81 con
aditiqp. Pm Yhfes propose dsremedAistosre-
sqleitf fboA Tip; aSisI4hdAs WITH fresh
sea iitabay1 Wing been oIh dsssarisdith
m6s9uft 6es do hot breathe s1hs water
which is frequently renewed, but only in
;sfa ~ 3SG1acoafa snf1asd 3i.;cat
ysfsS4feA 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
SEVEN Sc: \ ] PRIZES
TO-DAY.
Find the RI Capital Letters and
8 Work Out the Provsrb. @

The proverb published in last Sundays
Times Dispatch want proyerb contest
WIS Practice makes perfect,'' Tho
names Of the winners and others
sending the correct Il answers will &be
found in another column. &. B5.
The proyerb ln6to-days contest is COM
posed Of twenty-one capital letters and
viii be found ln8the middle OF words
scattered through the want columns OF
both pages These capital letters haven't
any value whatever. to. the words-as,
for instance. the letter. ~ IN the word
"bargains." viz: "barAgains"
e{.All7answers should be addressed to the
S"Proyerb Contest,%5 Tirnes-D Dispatch office
write name and address plainly. and
should reach this o ces5 not later than
Thursday at noon. " hen they will be placed
(unopened) face downWards and thorough
" mixed. The first seven correct an
swers drawn will be awarded the seven
prizes in the order drawn. viz; First. SO
order; second. 81 <. order !, third. fourth
flfth sixth and seventh, fifty cents order
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