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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
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A esss same 70 lish, The, Tor psnistspt
sna nrnso,ial lortsre b. psrtsps never
besn ssssls3. Joe 0slotiei al Colns,
Calf. vnies "fa Is yssu ! enasred 10
safsrsbls psia iren Rsspnstisn spd
hothiss relieved ne iheush tried every
ihies trovn. GENE sefs,s Electric BIZ
,srs and ne The sres,'s' medicine 90 Saith
Tor that nonbis A lee bottles Of !, eon
plsiel, relieved srd cured me- Jsa ~
good Tor Liver and kidtsy uoubles and
general debility. oaiy eoa ss,isiss,,en
sosrsnteed 81 J n Herds. Manchester,
ard J II whipplss drnss,otes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

The spp is'mtti Of ftesira Tor The
shirteAsisa e9ssbirs,iaa 1siursIiy sivss
ris 70 rete~rd dcsb,s ,s 10 the seupa
naos sle Haigtb tritslflss upou which
ihis aQ.csil q iiua ss eoDuin7ied. ],
hsd Psrt espi,.l Of So 600 600. bo, Of
sexual e.sh p0s stos.b e1sld be rsisei 10
oiry cot 80 .rsn sbis SOFA ros 10 bsud
II sss bot e.ase toe pi.pts controlled
BY The con pay sste rgt coirs . pfonis
bic business ttsi a tecsirsfsbip bss been
foand reassssiy. IL sa beesass the con
psny wss 20 ovfrlo,sad vii6 is,ers,t otli
ssiloss thst 10 ta,lnsss could support tie
bardsn. A ies more disclosures like
ttese ressrdics The ship building ocm
blne vonid siill farther icoresss the slfss
dy large snoan, Of nndisestei sscari,iss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

The srrcsi convertion OF ibe Bsptis
churches 10 ssHsoas River. Ssp,su btI
II, y snd Is. TIE annual sss,ipss Of
ths vssioas s,ste orssnif.tio sllIed viii
tss Bsp,i,l church siii slso be tsli .
The. ure Tas esnnistse oi ,rr.uss
meats 10 eorpossd Of The Hoo. W. W.
6tiehney Of Latlos. the Rev. w. A.
Dsvidson Of Bafliassoa saa Rev. A. z.
Poote Of 6sxtoas River,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
y opKIYa NlGHr AND DAY.

The bn.i.st and niebtiest little thipa
that ever vas made ia Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills Tht pill, eLsnge weakness
into strength. lisliuues4 ito energy,
brsio-isg toto mental power. They're
vondrrIu 10 buidinp op The health. Ooly
20, a boz Sud hJ N Hsrd's, Manchester.
ter. aud J q Whirple's. Manchester Gen
ire. dsussi,ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

On DAVID KENNEDY NEW kKpicIss.
Csl-curs Solvent, removes chsiky deposit,
iron ibe joints. muscles and urinsry or
ssns, and prevents tie formation Of more;
,tas curing soal, fheDns,i,m and srsvei
The only radical remedy. Write to sbs
C.l.curs Compsnv. RopdouL N. Y, Tor
free pamphlet con,sinins valuable ioiorms
loo, and . free ssmpie bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

No msn or woman 10 The ststs sill bs.i
iste 10 speak veil OF ChsnbeSlsin's Htou
sch ard Liver Tablets after once iryine
them. They slssys produce . plesssn,
movement Of The boweis, improve The sp
petite end ,ircns'hso The dise,ticp. For
sale by A q Ps.tiboss. Manchester D.,
pot; h Whippie, Manchester Centre,
James Coly, 81 Dorset: J n Armstrong.
Dcrset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
AYfRR LA GRIPPE Wharf

Usually . hacking cough end a general
feeling OF weakness. often leading 10 fstsl
results after the patient ia supposed be
you'd The danger poia. Foleys Honey
,nd Tar /, puersDieed 10 curethe grippe
cough" mske you strou0 .u3 veil. II new
n falls TO t'op cough i t,ken 10 time.
Take DO sub.tilntes Soid byJ Il Whip
pie, Manchester Cea'fe: A II Petlibone.
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
ANxI ~, MOMENTS.

Some OF The most srxious houis OF +,
mothers lite are those when the little one,
Of the honseholi bsvs the Group. Their
10 no other medicine 90 elective iu hi.
terrible N .l,iy q, Foiey's honey sud Tar
lna household f.soti.e Tor tbrost end
long troubles, snd as |. contains no opistes
or other ppisous il can be safely given
Sold BY J Il Whipplr, NJ ilobester Centre;
A Il Pettibope, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

The hsntsoms Sumner rssiisnss 10
South Nsvisne. Owned by @, l., Dexter,
Of Philsdelpais, sNs bo,nsi Sandsy
morning osusins = ioss OF 8i2 600 The
bulldog had iln beea o1uplstsd snd The
last Of the furniture w.s moved 10 sstut
day. Mr.. Dexter sni family sIpsc,sd TO
come hom PotisdeIpti. ,ais seek 10 co
eupyrl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

For Len, liver Try Chsmberisi1's Siou
seh and Liver Tsblsta They iuvisorsss
'hs liver. All the digestion. regulate The
bowels srd prevent billions sitscks
For sale By A II Pet,ibone. Manchester
Dspa.J. q Whippis. Manchester Centre;
James Cody. 6ou,h Dorset; J N Arm
stsons, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

The ,crsich ois pin msy cause the loss
u . limb or even death when blood poison
ins rsulis from the irjury, All danger
u this msy BE- avoided. however, by
promptly applying Chsm bsrlsios Pain
Balm. Iii sn sntisep,ic and quick heal
ing libiment for cuts, bruises and burns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
WHAT SHALL WRHAyK Foa IR,.RRr.

W HHI EHALL W u HAVE TUH HFHHT'
This question arises 10 the family every
lay. Let Us answer i today. Try Jell.O.
delicious dessert Prepared 10 two min
lles. No baking add ho, water and set
to cool. Flsvors; Lemon. Orsnge. Resp
berry and Strawberry, Al your Rrocers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

II. l. sansell. . carpenter. bed bis
nset brohtn BY TALL Of 10 issi from .
..ssies o. . barn 10 C.bo'. where be vs'
so'iips rscsb,ly. He 10 alive bat hi'
body !. psrslyssd sDd be 10 90, expected
10 recover he has . vile and three chill
dteu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Ny hair vss falling out very fist, ard
rs rapidly turning gray, Iirisd ssvessl
hsir preparations. but they did me more
bsrm then good. Then tried Ayers Han
Visor. Soon my hair stopped falling ont
and oil The old color was restored. Then
u commenced to grow very ,lpidly, and
It Is now 8 feet 8 inches long. Mrs,
Lydis Kuykendsll, Olsremopt, III,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
No PnY su Nh

FIR years fate wss after me continual
ly'wri,es Y. A. Gnliedee. v,rbens. Ais
II hsd . terrible case Of Piles e,u.ins "A
tomon Wten ell fsilad Bncklen's Ami
% Sslve cured ne. Eaosliy good ioI
Tor Barns AID tlI ache, and rs,ns zoo 81
N H'rd's. Msuo eeier. end J Il Whipple'e,
Manchester Crntfc. Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

There it 90 coash medicine 90 popular
|. fSie5's II ,ney sad Tar. |, contains no
opisis, o. polstts nd never fails 10 cure
Sold hy ] Ii Whippls. Manchester Centre;
A II Z ..tboas. Msnchestsr ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Rsrry Seward. IL. son Of Mr., snd Mr.,
W. W. Be sarj. sss dreamed Tuesdsy 10
'he Winooshi river bear Burliaston. He
sss suept svsy BY The swiis corens xhile
70 bathing, The body Vas recovered
Wed nesdsy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Cisre 1ufosf, 20. vss drowned Wednes
icy 10 ND ri'ss q Morstosp, while
,simnins I'D Roy Hutchins. bic con
psI,ep, ". taken on. OF The vs,er On
corscicu'. hut Gas revived. Hotchius 10
onsble 10 suembes any hing after they
sent into tie sAtss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Fred worrei she painter sbo tell GO
feet from the spin Of 81 Lakes church
10 Chester lee, week. hN recover a en-
tirely. No, . scratch US iound 90 him
after th. fell aud the only III ttlsc. be fell
vss lsneness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
PAINT Your BuooY P1R 7Eo

TO Sl00 with Dsvoe's Goss C.rri ge
Paint Il weiehs 3 10 8 o., uo.e 10 The
pint than Others, weara longer, srd rives .
gloss qaai TO Lev work. Sid By A L
Graves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Mile Gslbssiih us hone ever Hun
Day.
-Afss Naomi Peei Of Fsif Haven, Va,
10 visiting relatives 10 iowa.
n TseAa sna isnily Of 6hsshsn
we're ., Carries Richards tits week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Ths nstisa ,t@p breeders Of funosi
ere nstlhs ihs srrips eersst tar 10 ~
ce@ 81 ihs sssplr siShs Tie slose Of The
Beer va ihs uais, iof htseaiss steer 10
sonik A'fies ha htsS 90 sre.i seiivl,y.
ssi istsy .slm 10 kss opumspd usessI
rriets A fsesst eansis tSsti 81 tie
ebolos ssiHsls tols sl RTE. fsrsiss from
40 70 600 ger bsss oss Exceptionally
tts nrsito hgci ssli iof . nlas ever "
600. Dsrits iss pat Jea 900 ehoise
issey bred bwssins ssimsi, hsss been
ssispfa ltou yan sEi 10 Dsfbss, Ss,sl
ssi eihi large esnsigsnsni viii le,.s 10
Ebert lias Assifslsp nsh,st ere alec
psylsg istey prices TOT ys,@ outs breed
lisa ts6p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
REBECCA M. PROyANp E.,,r,

t1A7r o. VERMONT, Dstrict OF Manchester q,
Be - remembered. that Of session OF ths
Probate Court, holden st Msnchsst within
and for said District, on the s1sh day Of Jurs
A. ID. 1905.
Whereas, . certain instrument Ia writing, IN
der zeal, purporsing 70 be the last Will ADD tes
lament o. hebecca n. prsvan, late OF sApdg gaze
in said District deceased, having been this day
presented 10 said Court OF Probate AID daily nlsd
IN the Registers Once Therefore, IL il
ordsrsd that all persous interested IN the estate
Of sAld deceased be notified 10 appear before
said Court 1t the Probate Ofsoe in Manchester,
Ia said District, on the Iznd day OF July
A. 1908. Al ten ocIoct 10 the forenoon, by puc
boston OF this order three weeks sncesssiyely
previous thereto. In the Manchester youKp,L,
nevspaptr printed 81 Manchester Aforesaid. 10
shov oarss, II ANY they may have. Why sAld
instrument 10 writing should not be proved and
Allowed ~ the iast viii and Testament, Of NJ
said deceased.
- w.B. ED0KRTog, yudse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

Tss pept u BSns 20 best tsnsiss bs
tvms i's AS ss.lt isf ne 90, ice
ssss Tbptfh ts sAss, sscsistirs VI
tslliy 40 0sn lirf tsls shaa tiSs ~ b. 10
VI yssn a .sa Is ha beet ets a the
bas gagw ihsi svu eiiss tksi Llst sses-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IL Az bh -
Estate OF FRED WEsT.
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
The Hon, Probate Court for the District OF NJ an
chester Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Ffed West late OF Peru
In said District deceased, and all claims exhibit.
cd In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that ws
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid
the bromley House In Peru. on
tho 2nd day Of December, 1908, from
two O'Clock p. n. until four O'Clock p. \. on
said day and that siX months from tho
2nd day OF Juns A. ID. 1908, 10 the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-.
sent their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Peru, this And day OF June A. d.
1908.
E RRasK w i ysnasTNcHELDER. comm
RRuB d. WEsT, Administrator. Peru, Yer.
mont. l09v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16
EAT ARLINGTON.

-Mrs Beliss Hsrd. wiiow Of The l,te
Levine H.rd. died on Saturday morning
ssed 9i yess. She had . fall tso week.
ago dislocs'ing her hip. wbicn, With Cd
vsucei sse and feeble condition FASTENED
her death Her funeral vas held 90 Mon
day. Rev. 8 II. Wsskin, { Oh iiaiing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

WooD ruh sstr Try stove wcoi. les,.
w saod ana FOOT weed dol esfea
JunN J COURTS
hspehe',et Depot, VI, laps 10 h. 1904 al.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-16

/ osr Bstwssa N,rshs.,s, r.r,,.,.,s.
l. ehsslef supfsy Iels ink AFarn.t -.
20, W. nudst tihait iessa ,ks s.ss, =, a.
aocasat thsas ~ J n.ty4.s Nv
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

Immediately after the performance the floor will be cleared and lovers of the art will have chance to trip the light fantastic until the wee sma' hours Excellent music has been se- cured and good time is promised to all who attend Refreshments will be served during the evening. A cor dial invitation is extended tn the pub lie to be present. One of our society leaders-Mrs. La Phore is superen- tending the whole affair Urder her efficient management it is certainly to be success.
 One of the most interesting feat ures will be a selection by Ifrs. Wul jam Brophy. the sweet contralto. and Mrs. Noble the excellent soprano. 1.-OTerture. | =. H. .offman Orchestra 2.-Vocal solo, "Oh, Restless Sea-
 Miss Nickle, Messrs Griffith anl
 Flannigan.
 3.-yocal solo (baritone), Loves Sor-
 row" . MT. T. Leonard Merrill 4.-yocal Duet, See the Pale Moon.
 Mrs Brophy and Mrs. Noble 5.-Saxophone solo, Lakes of KillaE
 ney". "..................M Mir. Green 6.-Humorous sketch, APlaymates''-
 Messrs. Griffith, Graf, Kemp,
 Morrill,, Flannigan and Soles. 7.-VocaI solo (soprano), Answer"
 Mrs. W. H. Noble s.-Vocal solo Cbass), ''The Ship of the
 Dead". ........M MT. w. P. Kemp s.-Vocal solo (soprano), Sing, Smile
 and Slumber". Miss Dona Nickle
 With violin obligato by MT. T.
 L. Morrill.)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE

Last night the First and Second ward democrats met in mass conven- tion at the fire house and nominated candidates for the city council.
 The First ward nominated F. G. Ord, who served as a member of the first city council, and refused ncmi- nation at the last city election.
 The Second ward placed in nomins- ton J. H. James, who has resided in this city for nearly twenty years, and is employed in the mine.
 The delegates from both wards were divided in their choice, three be- ing placed in nomination in each of them.
 The meteing was called to order by Chairman A. T. Sowle of the city dem ocratic central committee, who ex- plained the purpose for which he meeting had been called.
 Walter Hubbard was chosen to act as secretary.
 The selection of candidates was conducted by the same chairman. though the casting of ballots was re stricted to only those delegates who live in the wards.
 First Ward.
 Chairman Sowle announced that nominations were in order for a can didate from the First ward to sue ceed Amos Kindred. who resigned on account of changing his residence to Douglas.
 Marshal Henderson rose and in few well chosen words placed the name of Jack Hogan before the convention.
 Jay wilmuth nominated Daniel Hankins, saying that he was level headed business man, and well fitted for the place.
 Justice Mcdonald named E. c. Ord, saying that in his hands the affairs of the First ward will be well looked after, as they were when he served with credit on the first council of the
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

Soon after a motion was made to close the nominations. and when the question was about to be put to q vote, Sowle took the floor and said that he would not accept the homer.
 T thank you for the honor" sai5' he, but positively cannot accept the nomination. In the first place. have not the time to devote to the city's interests should I be elected.
 T have thought this matter oyer carefully, and I have decided that fl would not be best for me to make the race. will not say that I would not like to have the honor, for I would but once for all. want to say that will not be a candidate
 Then began pleadings that were vain. Every delegate for the Second ward begged Sowle to change his mind and take the nomination at the hands of his party.
 Supervisor Bowen said that the people wanted him. and that if nomi- mated he would be elected by a large majority. For this statement he was heartily applauded.
 After wasting about forty-hve min utes on Sowle, J. N. Jones nominated IT. W. Wallace. who declined with thanks to accept the nomination in his ward.
 Wallace then placed the name of J. H. James before the meting. He was willing to accept the place and was nominated by exclamation. He thanked the democrats for their kind ness.
 The personal appeal made to sugle was somewhat out of the ordinary Thought steadfastly refused to be a candidate, the members of the conven- tion plead with him to be their stane- ard bearer
 The meeting adourned after select ing city central committeeman for two of the wards.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

Mir Clark will not be allowed to re main in this town to blacken its name by conducting den of iniquity. It is wishes to remain here he will have to run his games square and weed out the dregs of humanity that now fnd asylum in his place
 Benson's fair name shall not be tarnished just to gratify degraded few.
 It is the White House that is tryng every means possible to have the badge of office taken away from MT. Baldwin, the officer who has worked relentless ly to fulfill his official duty and to break up the nefarious practice so openly carried on in the house The telegram sent to Sheriff Lewis lit tie over a week ago. calling him to Benson, stating that his presence was badly needed, was sent by MT. D. NJ. Fletcher, the man who is supposed to own all or part of the games in this house IL was Mir Fletcher, Mir Clark and others of their stripe that asked the sheriff to take the deputyship away from Mir. Baldwin. The sheriff has not done so yet, which is very evident that he does not stand in with the rounders.
 Mir. Clark has rented a house in the respectable residence portion of the town in which lewd women have had free access to, besides his gamesters, Darkeepers and rounders. The lewd women have gone to and fro from the house in broad daylight. in plain view of respectable womer and chil- dren.
 Shall this thing be tolerated in Ben sen? Will the Press remain quiet for fear Of whipping? Hardly. When the Press fails to protect the respecta- ble people of Benson, the editor will stand sound thrashing from the people, but the vile and lawless must keep hands of.
 The stranger coming into Benson must be guaranteed from all harm, day or night. If he chose to sport bit, he must be assured that there are no brace games in town, and that he will get fair run for his money.
 Unfair games and the lawless ele- ment have killed Naco. Wilcox and other towns in the territory, but Ben son will never be numbered among them. Benson must always bear the name of being square town, and a stranger to safely go about it at his will The White House has proven to be dangerous place for a stranger with money 10 drop into.
 Nnfsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13
BENSON PRESS
 SC0RCHES CLARK
SHOWS UP WHITE HOUSE IN
 BENSON, AND ITS InIoulTY.
saiocn Proprieto- Threatens to do up
 Editor, Who Replies by Giving
 Some Cold and lnteressino Facts

The last issue of the Benson Press contains the following about the
 White House, one of the saloons ot that place:
 Well, the shoe must have been 2 good fit, the way the article. Who Runs the Town" which appeared in last weeks Press. stirred up a rumpus in certain quarters.
 IL will be remembered that we men tioned no names outside of the off, cers but Burt Clark of the White House saloon said that he would whip ye editor-told the editor personally. if either his name or the name of his house was ever mentioned in these columns.
 It looks like we have one coming.
 After making the threat, Mir. Clark asked through another person for len ieney in these columns, and after promising that in future he would run nothing but an orderly, square house. we granted him immunity from at tack in the Press.
 But apparently he had nc intention of doing so, for the following night he opened up his house surrounded by his usual gang of sure thing game sters and with the bawdy woman at the piano, who q few days before was a prominent figure in an adultery case before Judge Garnett.
 It was golden night for Mr. Clark. however. for a gentleman from Mexi- co, carrying large size jag and with pockets full of yellow twenties, dropp- ed into the house and about as quick ly dropped his wad at the brace garnes that are run in the house
 4 friend Of the inebriated gentleman tried to get him to go home, but Mir. Clark interposed and threatened to throw the friend out of the house.
 The game keeper allowed the player to place his bets far above the limit. which no square gambler would ever permit, with only a meagre bank roll, such as the White House games have
 The player was relieved of about $675 within 'steen minutes without a ghost of a chance to win.
 Shall the Press be frightened into silence knowing these facts? Not as long as the blood courses through the editors veins.
 Mir. Clark dare not carry out his threat to whip us. for the respectable people of Benson will not stand for it a minute.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

city.
 The nominations were then closed and the chairman appointed James Krigbaum and J. N. Jones to act as tellers.
 In all six ballots were cast, the re suit being as follows: Ord, 4; Hogan, I; Hankins, l.
 E., c. Ord having received the great est number cast was duly announced the candidate for the city council from the First ward.
 Mir. Ord is not in the city, having gone to Yuma. where he will attend the grand lodge for Arizona of the Knights of Pythias.
 Second Ward.
 It took nearly an hour to make the selection in the Second ward, and for time it looked as if no one could be prevailed upon to take the office.
 l. w Wallace placed the name of A. T. Sowle in nomination. and said that he would without doubt be elect ed and serve the city well.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13
CATHOLIC CONCERT
 COMING EVENT
A SPLENDID EVENINGS ENTER
 PAYMENT IS ASSURED
The Programme includes Some Ex- eeIIent Taient-There Will be Refreshments and Dancing


 The leading topci in town is the concert to be given by the Catholic Choir" at Mason's opera house, Thurs day evening, May fourteenth. The en- tertainment will be under Ihe direc- ton of Professor Hoffman He is too well known to the people of Bis bee to need an introduction. The best talent in the city has been secured, many of whom will be ,ard for the first time.
 Among the number, Miss Nickle, the lyric soprano, will sing Gounod's S great Sing, Smile and Siumber," with violin obligato, by Mir Monill.
 Mir. Kemp, recent arrival from Philadelphia, will sing in his artistic manner, ''The Ship of the Dead p Many flattering letters follow Mir Kemp as a cultivated gentleman and singer of note.
 MT. Green in his own inimitable way will play the beautiful and ever popular Schubert's Serenade on the Saxaphone. It will be a rare treat U lovers of music.
 Do not fail to hear the rich tenor robusto-Mr. Griffith and the six tette-Playmates, by the gentleman Of the choir. A surprise is certainly in store for all and it will be a night long to be remembered by those for tunate enough to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

A newspaper for beggars exists in Paris. It is made up chiefly of ad vertisements such as: Wanted, 2 blind person who can play the flute, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

A professor at Prague has con strcuted a lamp. which is lighted by means of bacteria He believes that it will be of special use to miners
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13

f < # f < t < < I. < ! 4 < < f < + Last night the democrats met 4 < in mass convention in the fire 4
 < house. 4 + The First ward nominated B. 4 f c. Ord for the position of alder 4 t man. He is leading citizen in < f Bisbee 4 f The Second ward nominated + 4 J. H. James, one of the old timers 4 l. who is employed in the mines f 4 here. He will poll heavy vote. <
 # The First ward republicans < < are making no move to nominate + 1. candidate. Today is their last f 4 day. 4 < The election will take place in 4 | the two wards on May 18th, and 4
 f will be the second election held + + here for the election of aldermen. 4
 2. 4 < % g < < ! % ( * 4 4 r 4 !