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The National tribune., 1904-06-23
GENUINE coNFEpERATEMoN

(NOMRADES AND FRIENDS-BUY ONE OF MY
~ Collections Of Genuine Confederate bills (rom one
dollar up put In neat ding display books. You want
fedsracy to children and friends one collection
postpaid 60 cents: two for Sl.00. ]. T. Harding !:
Martin St., Atlanta Ga.
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Dooks AND PICTURES.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE BOOKS.
DnTrE VTST

PRICE LIST
NoTE.-In addition to book prices send the postage
indicated II books 10 be sent by mail. better
books only and order the books sent BY express pay
ing charges on their arrival.
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.
Administration. Civil Service Cloth Postage &C. 80
War Of 1872 Part L Cloth. Postage 80
W;is Wian,ns q q ne ne VIZ ~ cioss: Pos.ssss s
Winning Of the West. Part NE Cloth. Pusasesc 50
Winning Of the West Part ~. Cloth. Pos.agesc 50
Winning of the West. Part VI Cloth. P0stAge6c .St
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
American-Spanish War Cloth. Postage &c. 500
Statesmen and Orators Cloth. Six Vols Post soc 500
Life Of McKiniey SIX back Postage s6c. 300
Aat,sac EmbIoIdsry % cloth POSTAGE &c se -
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols. Paper
Bayands Courier Cloth. Postage I2c....... is
81 and Shorty seeond "7e Year Of service Lea ~
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History GAR. Teaiherette. Postage ~ 4c....... =
Cook Book. First CiasA Leatherette- Post. s. Is
Worlds Sweetest Sohga Leatherette- Post l. .25
Address PHk NATIONAL TRIBUNE Washington. .. G.
T HAVE ONE SET TEN VOLUMES OF MES
= snges and Papers of the Presidents, new and In
good condition that will sell for fifteen dollars cash
purchaser 10 freight charges These books are en-
irey new having never been used OF all. and purcas
sr VIII fnd this big bargain. Address II. L. Carna
han, p. NJ, Larrabee, Iowa.
0LD DIR. BROWNS BOOK OF sECRETs-ss0Oo
" wor,h of Information for tLO0 Over 400 closely
printed pages Of valuable matter, representing yeaus
OF research and experiment. Dr. Browns Book OF
secrets contains rare valuable and deadsure money
making cts, practical recipes tested formulas etc.
ETC.; 5000 ALL Geo HartweII, Granville, N. Y
CEMENT BOOKs-DO YOUR OWN CEMENT
~ work. Full instructions I'm the following: How to
Use Portland Cement 50c: Cement Sidewalk Con-
StrHCtiDn Rpinforpah c0ns
Postpaid on rrcapt Of price. Address Cement and
engineering News Leg La Sale ST.. Chicago.
|EENEALOGLCAL FAMILY RECORD FOR
NJ SALE containing 600 descendants Of Nathaniel
kingsbnry l7ss is0s, keene. N H.. sxs inches 63 pp
Postpaid per copy. For sale by F. b. King 'bnry
Box 508 Keene, n. H.
ERENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, OR SPANISH
II learned at glance. Very easy. A few lessons al
home send soc. for book complete. j. III. Monroe,
40 Walnut ST., New Haven, Conn.
GEE MY ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER
y column under head OF Personal. Mark Weller,
Fairfax, Va.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

HELLO! HELLO. HOSIERY BY MAILORDER!
We will ship to your address In the United states
postpaid goods that cannot be exceed for the price,
Style 400, Black or Tan Mems Half Hose, q Combed
Egyptian Yarn, tine gauze seamless; sizes 9la to
One-haif dozen, 75 cents
We will send postpaid, on receipt of Is cents one
pair OF Mems Half Hose in Black Tan to show the
purchaser what our goods like before ordering in
half cozen lots Postage stamps accepted for pair or
ders. Order two pair and be convinced. Mannheim
Hosiery Mills. Station b. Mannheim, Lancaster Co., Pa.
MEMS MADE-TO-ORDER SUITS AT Ss AND
1 slO fine suits at $l2 $i4 and sl6 extra hne suits
at $s. go. and 81 t2 deposit; balance CO. u. at
press office Write for order blanks. Frank Leonard
Claysvile, Washington Co., Pa.
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ftANCER CURED BY NEW METHOD WITH
~ out The severe pain and torture of the knife
er methods home treatment that has completely
cure eases so desperate that noted surgeons refused
operate declaring them fatal and hopsIesS send name
ami address if you are sufferer IL you know of any
one who Is and will send all in ornlatIOu
and hundreds of convin.ing testimonials absolutely
free. Address DR. Curry Cancer Cire Co., BOX %
Lebanon. Ohio.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GO 600 STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
sDD Also good store house thJee good residences Ia
good live village. Can turn over good trade, two
thirds OF the business. For particulars address VIII =
Barger, Eddyville, Ill.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

(iIVIL WAR SLAVE DEEDS, MONEY. ETC
~ Agents wanted. Southern STAR Atlanta. Ga
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DIG STAMP OFFER.-WE WILL SELL FOR
y short time only packet Of 20 stampssa valuable
collection from Korea Russia japan, etc leach packel
contains at least one full se for only 10 cents H. N
Goody Stamp Co., Washington, Kan.
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9TH I'LL CAv.-Survivors OF the I2th I'LL Cav.
l. - are requested to meet In Reuniph at Temple OF
fraternity, Worlds Fair Grounds ST Louis. Frtay
and Saturday July % and 49, 1904 Ii. CaIkis Presi.
dent and Secretary, Pacific BIO.
OOD N.-Y.-The nth Annual Reunion at Saratoga
"a Springs, June g. Headquarters New Commer-
cia Hotel Business meeting IN rooms OF Luther N
Wheeler Post Conrtianf Adams President, Water
vlist; Van OiindR GorIon, Secretary, coboes n Y
INFANT VALLEY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
XN1 Outing Association. Annual Reunion
Fair Gr0afuds at Franklin Ohio, June g. 1904 Com
rades: You expected report duty at the
Ing outing It viii be basket picnic; coffee furnished
by the association There will 20 1d musc spirte
address es. and good time morning and afternoon
meetings. In memory OF the old wartime days Exer-
cises will commence at 10 and D. Take con-
veyance to the grounds; bring your family and friends
Geo Field. President; T. r. STAGE. secretary; Capt.
o. Neal. Warren Co.; j. w. Meyers. Butler Co.; N s.
Laird Preble Co.; +. K. Bowles, Albert Kern, Mont
gomery Co.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

L&OR SALE-THE ONLY LICENSED LIQUOR
II business in County OF thirty thousand Finest
ton of southern California Daily receipts fifty dollars
Expense six dollars. Address +. w. Dunn, San Ber-
nardino, CAL
LHOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL Is
IL tate-One hundred and fifty old handmadel vo-
liDs, made from ancient historical wood. Eli A. VIII
lard, Birmingham, Mich.
DRINTING PRESS SELF-INKING WITH
Il outfit for small paper For sample of work and
bargain offer address with two stamps, H. B. Straus
baugh, VintOn, Ohio RED.
DOYS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-ONE Null
ID lns Steel Duck Boat, IA feet long, with two pairs
OF SAIL addle ceaterboard etc. for sale at less
than half cost. Lock Box l6l, Dunkirk. n. Y.
nLD DECORATED DISHES, FLINT-LOCK
~ guns and pistols, pioneer and war relics, Indian
and mound stone relics Price list free. Davis Broth
ers L. Drawer 1855, Kent, Ohio.
DOYS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-ONE Null
ID ns Steel Duck Boat, IL feet long, witt two pairs
of SALT PADDLE centerbOard etc. for sale at less
than half cost. Locis13ox l6l, DunkiTk, n. Y.
NOR EXCHANGE--l0-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
I'm fine location viii trade for small farm stock
of goods Frank y. Swisi,er, Cor. 5th and Jefferson
Sts, Dayton. Ohio.
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AIANHOOD.-HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
1Nl To youthful strength and visor by a natural
method, without the Use OF stimulating and dam
gerouS drugs. snch as Phosphorus nux voaaics,
etc. desire 70 place tAe means of cure within
the reach of all who suffer: will send the method
OF treatment in book form, securely sealed. post
paid, for dollar
address Lock Box A. South Bay City Station.
lay City Mich.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
L%RENCH. GERMAN, ITALIAN, OR SPANISH
- learned at glance. Very easy. A few lessons at
home. send 50c. for book complete. j. III. Monroe,
10 Walnut St, New Haven. Conn.
VOUNG MEN-LEARN KAPID AND oRNA-
l. mental lettering for show cards. etc Practical
lessons for home study. students everywhere Pros
pectus free Address w. A. Thompson P0nf'A &C Mich.
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107TH OHIO at Canton. Ohio, Saturday July 2.
1OS 1904 All surviving comrades OF the l07th
Regiment are cordially invited. Remembering that
all sons Of comrades are honorary members OF this
Regmenta1 Association, they also kindly incltse ed
In this CALL Bring your friends, and enjoy greetings of
your old commanders Gen. H. =. Meyers. Col Cooper
and other officers and many comrndes Reunion W III
be held In Assembly Room, City Hall. by order:
Maj. A. Vignos, President. Regimenal Assoc faiion,
Canton, Ohio; A. j. Rider, Secretary, Navarro, Ohio.
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PENSION ATTORNEYS.

DENsIONS FOR AGE-ALL VETERANS WHO
are now entitled to q pension. n You are not PEN
stoned OF you draw less than sf2 per month write
and regiment. and number Of pension certificate. Give
your name just appears In your discharge pen
sion certificate. Address Capt J. M. Alderman. FL
mira, N. Y.
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NOTICE THE ADvERTISEMENT OF THOSE
IN Autumn leaves. and send for some. They are
beauties and no mistake. The Wild Flowers Of COL
orado too, nicely pressed natural, and well
arranged In book, wreath Or bouquet. Only dollar
for piece OF this beautiful work: f. O. June flers-
sant Cal. -
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MARRIAGE PAPER.-PRINrs PHOTOS AND
Vx alI addresses: pages; Toe. Correspond without
further expense A. A. Slower, Box 667, Chicago, ILL.,
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LlOR SALE-160-ACRE FARM IN JEFFERSON
Il Co., KAN Good improvements; 20 acres of tim.
ber: 10 ofofchafd bearing Health the reason Tor
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ESOR SALE-CHOICE HOME IN THE ORANGE
II Belt. Two and half solid 10 oranges and
lemons. Good buildings, electric lights. tun. Free
good schools and chulcaes. Good sncieiy. No "a.
looms. Good water aud plenty Of It. b. T. Longweil,
Ontario, Cal.
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FIHRAPPERS SECRET FOR CATCHING GAME
Il and fish. 25 cts Frecke Cure, % cts; Imperial
Drops for gravel and kidney complaint y cts:
move dandruff p cts how get rid of bedbus cts
All five recipes for 30 cts Address Massie ~. 10th
ST., Ironton Ohio.
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WyORTH kNOWING.-FOR 25 CENTS WILL
w send three formulas-So. /, that will cure hog
cholera and relieve horses Of heves; No. horse and
cattle lininaent which will relieve sprans ringbone
chaes bruises, ameness ETC.: No s. cough cure worth
price alone that ask for the three. Mfson Merritt,
Warwick Cecil Co. ND.
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MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREE ETOALL-PAY
Nl when married: new plan: seud 10 money. For par
culars address Seectcb, Dept. Is, Tekonsba, Mich.
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S 200 will be paid for Any case that my Liquor To-
Spo bacco and Cigarette Remedies, in liquid form
Will not cure. either with without patients knowl-
edge so censs and 81. Tablet form also. Guaranteed
by all druggists. Failing to get il at your druggists
remedy will be mailed on receipt OF price. Write DIR
III. {. Keith. ssh Monroe st. Toledo Ohio
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TT YoU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD LAND In
3ebtons Neh.
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"ARRIA8E PAPER BEST PUBLISIIED =
Vx Free. 1. A, Gunnels, Toledo, Ohio.
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NoTE.-rn addition to book prices send the postage
Indicated II books are 10 be sent by mail. better
and cheaper way usually Is to send the price for the
books only and order the books by express, pay
ing charges on their arrival.
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nEATH TO BUGS. BLIGHT ROT!-No POL
- son. Excellent fertilizer Increases crop. Cost
Insignificant. Improves soil. Saves many times lis
COST Proofs ciieerfuliy furnished References given.
Send 2-cent stamp for particulars Address Abraham
Leach. Box .27, Boonton, n. J.
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LHOR ONE DOLLAR (Si.00) WILL SEND FOR
Il mula recipe for making the best cough or cold
cure earth or will send f0ur-ounce bottle by
express for one dollar tsf.00l
Address J. 2. koppenhaver,
CO. A, 2l0th Reg't F. w..
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MO CURE, NO FAY. MEN.-STOP TAKING
~ medicine Ifyou are weak, the famous Van Best
Developer will restore you. No drugs Varicocele
permanently cured IN four $1,000 in use;
not one failure: effect immediate: guaranteed No
CO fraud Write for free particulars sealed in
plain envelope. The Van Best Co, Ia Symos Block,
Denver. Colo
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DECISIONS ON AGE AT 81. CIVIL WAR, OR ON
Il disability. any war; and for widows Have rec
ords of most loyal sodterS service and ages OF Ohio
men SO years PRACTICE Laws and advice free. A. w.
Mccormick & Sons SIS Walnut ST, Cincinnati, O.
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LHOR SALE-Lot, 25xl00 feet, No. "A, In block No
II $751; section is, township l6 SOUTH range accord
ing to map plat. Los t0xl0O feet No. In block No.
I4l section 5, township 16 south, range 20 east In
Leroy. Marion County. Fla Recorded IN the Office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Write for prices Mrs
Mary 4. Thompson, Lodi. Medina Co., Ohio.
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PETsTocK

RUY BLACK JAvAS OF ME AND WIN AT
ID St Louis. My stock at Pan-Amercan New
York Boston, and Cbicsgo. w. c. Tucker Alden, NY
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E,OR SALE-oNE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
beautiful summer resort. The lot is In Traverse
City. Mich. near Long Lake Write for description
aud price. n. O. Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

throwing him into the steel tank, in tested with vermin of every descrip tion, and where he remained until the next afternoon. and was then released by another judge on writ of habeas corpus, who properly held that the re porter was not obliged to furnish the name of his informant
 Of course. A reporter gives his information to his employer, and the true reporter never deceives his chief The paper is responsible for what the proprietor, or his representative. the editor, in charge, permits to enter the columns IL is the rarest thing in the world that the reporter of a paper will abuse the confidence reposed in him, when information is so given There have been cases where the knowledge gained in a newspaper of fee by a reporter has been used other than legitimately, but seldom is it on record. When a man does that he usually finds his way to the level where he belongs, and the obscurity from whence he came, and without the as- sistance of any person. The judge that sentenced Donaldson for con. tempt of court received a stinging re- buke from the judge who released the reporter on habeas corpus.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
INCREASE IN
 CIRCULATION.

One of the most gratifying circum- stances in opening the New Year to the management of the Review is the steady and continuous growth in the circulation of the Review. From ev- cry district of the delivery service, both in and outside of the city, come the most satisfactory evidences that the Review IS appreciated as a news paper. It is enabled to furnish the paper it does only through the relia- ble and steady patronage it receives through the list of its subscribers, and by that list establishes basis for ad- vertising possessed of merit and sub- stantiality.
 The Review has in the past, and it will continue in the future, if posssi. ble, to furnish still more extended tel. egraphic news of the world than any paper in the Southwest, Fl Paso not excepted. Its local news is reliable. and may be depended upon at all times. No corrections or apologies ever appear in the columns of the Re view, for it's statements are verified always before publication. It's column S are always CLEAN, and there is never word appears therein which the youngest child, the innocent maid. en, or the oldest person may not scru. tlnize and read. In short, it is the paper for the business man, the man interested in mining, the man in touch With the world, and for the home. Take it yourself and send it to your friends. Many a letter it will save you writing to them, for every day 1t is full letter of what is going on where you are
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
EYES TO THE SOUTH. British Colombia People Looking Af.
 ter Mexican Ores.

Nogaies, Ariz.. Dec. 31.-The North western Smelling and Refining Com pany, which operates a smelter at Crofton. B. C., is entering the market in Northwestern Mexico after smelting ores If shipments heavy enough can be secured, the company proposes to run sailing vessels direct to Guy mas, laden with coke and mining timbe-s. returning with ore freights It is proposed to deliver coke at $10 gold ton and mining timbers at SIS. These prices are about half those now paid. For transportation and re- duction of copper ores a charge of $10.5O ton is offered, about the same as the freight rate from Hermosillo to Fl Paso. where most of the ores now shipped are reduced.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
STOOD TRUE TO HIS TRUST.

Not that he should be specially com. mended for the act, for he simply did his whole duty, and that was part of his profession as newspaper man, NJ. V. Donaldson. reporter for the Los Angeles Times, stands as the ex- ample of what the real stuff IS and should be in a reporter.
 Mir. Donaldson was summoned be fore the grand jury in case at River side. Cal, and was asked as to the source of his information in his report fo his paper in a grating charge which the Times had openly made against ofiicials. Mir. Donaldson stating to the court that be wished to do what was right, but that he could not divulge the name of his in. formant. Then the wise owl upon the bench threw the reporter into jail, and under his instructions the sheriff made it as bad as he could by
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
SPoTLESS TOWN" "
Comes to the Opera House January
 10, 1904.

Comes to the Opera House January
 10. 1904.
 One of the best theatrical perform ances given at the Opera House tor many months was that of the Hills of California; by the Frank R. Bacon company. A still greater success is promised when the company from "Spotless Town" comes, January 10. Following is what the Salt Lake Trib- une has to say of it:
 An audience which filled every DOT ton of the Grand Theater was pres ent last night to witness the initial performance of the musical farce-com- edy, "Spotless Town," with Leslie Mo rosco and Leila Shaw in the leading roles, and if the quality of play is to be judged by the power it has to please, then the patrons of the Grand saw good show last night. 'Spotless Town" is -Sries of specialties and ridiculous X ions. with a bit of a plot running l-.rough the whole. Of the specialties. the cleverest of all are the card and ball tricks by Harry Ford, who was several times recalled and each time loudly applauded Leila Shaw, as Fleur de Lis, was pleasing in song and dance, though it was evi- dent she had a severe cold. Leslie Morosco filled the role of an officious brother-in-law. aLd did it we'll Will jam Lawrence. in the double role Of Tony Tupper and the Constable of Spotless Town. made a distinct hit with the audience. his stories and topi- cal songs keeping them in an uproar of laughter, while his delineation of the character of husband in trouble because of jealous wife was very good. Marie Bishop, as Mrs. Tony Tupper, made an acceptable unappre- ciative wife. All the minor roles of the play were in good hands. There are several choruses besides the so- los. Among the songs which made the greatest hit was the Tt Was the Dutch,' from rThe Prince of Pilsen." "Spotless Town" will be repeated to- night and tomorrow night, with the regular Saturday matinee"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.

It will be good news to the mothers of small children to learn that croup can be prevented. The first sign uf croup is hoarseness. A day or tive before the attack the child becomes hoarse. This is soon followed by . peculia rough cough. Give Chamber lain's Cough Remedy freely as sooa as the child b ecomes hoarse, or even after the rough couga appears, anA it will dispel all symptoms of crosp. In this way all danger and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of mothers ana has never been known to fail. It iS in fact the only remedy that can e. ways be depended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
THE. RECOGNITION OF PANAMA.

At last the recognition of Panama has been completed by the act of Great Britain, which is the last of the customary greetings. Next to the American Nation, Great Britain's rec ognition is the most important of all, since British diplomacy is dreadfully punctious in these matters, and ad- heres L the practice of withholding recognition until me new government has g;gl evidence of ability to defend and mantain the sovereign status.
 The administration organs, and those wlo would cover up the infam- ous work of he party in power in this Panama deal" will cite Great Brit Enition of Panama as a justa-
 of President Roosevelt's
 the matter. We granted
 SObn of Panama within a week
 before there was any government,
 real organization, or any evidence
 the state of public opinion, and at
 time when the canal specnlators buld Lave run away like a lot of Bcared deer, if we had withdrawn the support UNLAWFULLY extended by President Roosevelt.
 There was not a single particle of evidence of a stable government at the time of our recognition of Pana- ma, and our reception of Bunau-Varil- la was a most fragrant act Of discour- tesy 10 Colombia, if it was not a downright act of hostility.
 The British foreign office sees both sides of the Isthmus bristling with the guns of American ships of war. Ministers read the daily budget of war news from Washington, how marines are being rushed to the front, how am bilious officers are begging for field commands and getting them, how bat talions are Corning at one point and munitions of war are being got ready at another They perceive that our blood is up. OR AT LEAST THAT THE PRESIDENTS BLOOD IS UP, WHICH IS THE SAME THING, SINCE CONGRESS HAS ABDIcAT ED IT'S AUTHORITY AS THE SOLE WAR-MAkiNG POWER-and that we are fully prepared for a bloody and desperate war-with not a Colombian in sight-and they rightly conclude that the Republic of Panama has beep firmly established and is secure against reconquest by the parent state. It ;s the accomplished fact that Great Britain recognizes. She is ;n no way responsible for the man- ner in which the independence" of Panama was achieved The guilt of the transaction is ours alone.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

Mrs. !. D. McDaneld has brought her paper work up to Ms John Smiths rooming house, near Dorflin gers, and will take orders there for holiday goods. I2-l8-H.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

Now is the day of the lady with the diary. It will be diligently filled, page by page-until about the 10th of tue month, and then
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01
OH, YES! cERTAI1LY.

Bank in Good Cecdition, But Banker
 Kills Himself.
 Des Moines. Dec. 31-Banker Chas N. Woods shot and killed himself last night in his bank at St. Charles, Iowa. So far as can be learned, the bank is in good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

These constant occurrences of Jan nary Firsts remind us that Old Father Time is still doing business at the old stand
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

FOR SAtE-3,000 shares Arizona Mining and Development Go. stock Gold Treasure Mines). Address Ca balloris, care Review 12-23-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

Resolutions. This is the day for them. Never mind resoluting. Just make up your mind to do it without any fuss, and then do it.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

Goodbye, Old 1903. While you may have added another gray hair CT two. you're gone. and we're still here, and that beats your system.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

FOR SALE-A complete assay out fit in first-class condition Price, $350. Original cost, $750. E. A. Won Arnim, Douglas, Arizona 12-S-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

FOR SALE-Lunch room, cigar and novelty store, Jest location in town; reasonable. M. l.. Reardon, Douglas, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

A delightful preparation for the face ls Yanola Cream. Sold at Mrs. Kicks aairdressing Parlor. 9-6-n
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-01

Any person desirous of accepting book agency. Please apply to libra- ian, Library Hall. l2.1-tf.