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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

Dob man iett bie alte 6riltlide Woot
in Eatriotismus ouf ben aopf &C.
felt, n1lo cine meme aus ibr &c.
nlabt, in Der eS fein ollberes nab.
res Saterlano mebr fir oen Wen.
ifet nno feline Seele gibt ais = Die
groiboGe. 60 fommt es, bab Der
Satriotismnls un0 Die Sorliebe Slr
Notion Ser man nngebort, Ser 2Gnge
iinO Sreite na6 in Gins %5uiammen.
fiiat nnb ben Nationnl-S tol5 id)afft.
Sieie &aterlanosliebe aber, pie lie
~beilt5utoge gang uno gdbe lit, lit be.
rcits in eil,en religioen Gult
ausgenrtet nrlb cine grt 81 e /.
gion ~geiporoen, Ser niele ielblt
M1nner Der Stride ,8ut nno @lllt"
gum Spfer 81 brin9en id)einen; Ser
iroiife Satriotismls miro oerart &c.
pilegt, baB Ser Bimmliid)e barber
Die I~us5ebrung befommt uno per-
bungert; Die 2ellte iino berart bon
YatriotismltS beleelt, 0ab lie 5ilerii
slmerifnner, SrlGnoer, Sron5oien II.
I. ~. rnb Damn crit binterber &atbo-
lifen, binterber Gbrilten oOer audi
binterbcr nidts mebr iinb. Mtit Die.
fem Ibcrglauben olio, Der on ser
grbc unb eillem Sbeil ibrer Sniaiien
nit be%rielben 9iebe unb In0adt
fIebt, nit ipeld)er Der 6riit-fatboliihc
Wlaube Den Simmel rno feline Se.
moGner berebrt, baben mir es 81
tbnrL menn man beut5utage bon go.
~triotisnus reoet reip. faielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
TereinsmeIen ooer Sereinsun>
ipeiem.
(slus Dem ,&atb. @odenblatt".)


9ieIes eitele 0aGmad)en freimau-
rerii6er @ebrGude treiben Die
"Knigths of Columbus" siemlif)
peit, On lie Elm eigeiles &itual nit
eianen @emdnOern (rObes) mo
ioniti9en Yarapbernalien baben. sic
ertbeilen iogar mebrere @raOe, no.
bel lie freili6 unlangit in ge5ug auf
Den pierten @rab bel Ser firdli6en
gutoritGt anItieBen. Sn ibrer gon-
ltitution itebt Ger Chaplain unten an,
bat Die r~eligioien Seiern 81 leiten,
meun er 0a lit - uno ionIt Lifts ton
icggcn". Gum 9eiipiel Seft. 1919:
"The officers of each Subordinate
Council shall be: Grand Knight, Dep
uty, Financial Secretary, Treasurer,
Lecturer, Advocate, Warden, Inside
Guard, Outside Guard, Board of Trus-
tees and Chaplain"
&urios lit audi, baB Elm @itglieo
iuspenbirt ober ausgei6loiien per.
ben fonn, 3. .. ipegen Yreisgabe bes
YaBmorteS.
God genug bieies freimaureri.
i6en S6Dinbels. Nad all oieien
%@rflGruugen fam man es mobl ni6t
als ii6ertrie6en betradten, wenn id)
nit bielen gnoeren Den @riinoern
bieier @eieQi6aiten unb ibren ge'
treuen Seliern cine 9epaltige
@6tung 5uidreibe fir Die firden-
feinoli6lte, bon alien YGpiteu perlr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
&atbolifen. Yietiitsn nnS
Mufer.

8ir iteben Beute elmer boppelten
@eipegung i'm Gbriitentbum eegens
iiber. Die ginen ieben ~ponitGnoig
ab bonn Gbriitentbum, pie bon ieber
Sorm anOern politipen Neligion, unb
iubcn einen Grias oafiir, in irgenb
elmer neuen iogen. @eltanihauung
81 finben. Die Inoeren laiien
mobl ben Namen bon G%briItentbum
nod 9elten, iino ieood glei6giltig
gegen jebe Sorm unb Sefte Oes Gbri-
itentbums, pofern bieielbe ii6 MIR
Den &eipeft Der Menge 81 eriperben
meiB. 60 entltano Dos moberne
Wufertbum, bas ii6 beitrebt BEN
Sdein Der Sronrmigfeit uno WaBig.
teit 5u eriperben obne ben @eiIt oes
Gbriltentbums az beiiten.
Sic Stride belebrt uns in biele IT
8e5iebung ieit alien Soften: Sc mebr
cine Sefte Die Stride nad)Gfft, beito
meiter lit lie bon ibr entfernt. @ud
Satan fam jebe Sugeno na6abmeu
= MIR cine ni6t: Die Semutb. Sn
rnierer 3eit itreben ole Seften gbre
nno I6tung Dor Der @elt 81 eriuer.
ben ollr6 Die glltbaltung bon berau-
idenOen 8etrGnfen. sic 5eigen lire
Seiligteit Dor Den aberdeen nift
Bios Gur6 ibr eigenes 9eiipiel Ser
gntboltiamfeit, ionbern ard oaour6,
baB tie our6 geieblide Mittel anbere
Meniden al beriel6en Gntbaltiamfeit
slpinaen nollen. Sic merben bon
Hroteitanter, mie bon &atbolifen als
Seudler be5eidnet. @erne mill id)
bieies barte llrtbeil babin einifrdn.
fen, OoB i6 iage, lie Wllder iino
Seu6ler. gs gibt aud brope ebr.
lide Wllder; aber bon oieien lit bier
nidt Die &eoe, ionoern bon Der
Wuderei unb Dem Bietisml,s i'm
I'M @an5en. Sein @%runopeien be.
Itebt in einem tiefen inneren geiit.
liGen Stol5, Der nit Dem Gbriiten.
tGlm ni6t beiteben fnnt. n@ott
pioerltebt Sen SoffGrtigen, ben 0e.
miitbisen ober gibt er @nabe."
Ger @uder bGlt ii6 ieIbit iiir lei.
men eigenen Yrieiter, itnb feline eigene
Stride, inoem er ii1 Die @aben bes
III. @eiites, Die MIR Dem Yrieiter.
tbum perlieben meroen, naf Suit ulo
Sodmutb beliebig 5utbeilt, mie Der
gemeine Spradgebrau6 10 trefienb
bon ibnen ia9t: ~Seber Bietiit glail.
be, baB er ben III. @eiit IN ieiner
Saibe trage."
Ga6er bel i6nen jene Itol5e Selbit.
9te6tiertigung, monad lie lid Iae
fir Seilige, fir auseripGblte Shift
5euge @ottes balten. Dan benfe
nur 5uriid an Gromlpea u1b oie
Eiiritaner, ober an Die Ibli9enier
bes WittelalterS, on Die G%onpuliios
rlGre Sranfreid's, an Die peri6iebe'
men @ieoertGufer.Gerein oaer 3ei.
ten. Gas lparen nad ibren ei9enen
gusia9en lauter @ere6te. Grom.
nell iagte bon ii6: @er einmal i'm
Stanoe Der 8naoe mar, fam nid)t
n;ebr perloren geben. gr barf nit.
bin IQes tbltn.
Iebnli6es iaet 2utber IN ieiner
Sel6it.Apotbnoie: ,@eil on betriibt
bait Den Seiligen bes Serrn (Wartin
2iltber) 10 beriibre uno per5ebre bid
0as elpige Seiier." limo: sd bin
Elm 9oftor fiber alle 9oftoren I'M
Eapittbum, i6 9oftor Martin Su.
tier, uniers Serrn Seiu Gbriiti ul'
miirbiger @pan9elilt. 9as lei mein,
9oftor Buffers, Ginsebung bonn IF.
@eiit uno bas redte @pangelium:
aIle GbriIten alf groen iinb Seili9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Tatriotismus.*
(gon ~rlltinam".)

\Sph HttiihNlt -
Hun bat bod ober ser Eatriotis.
mls mir Damn einen annebmbarelt
Sinn, menn er Dem 10 q + + i.
gen @aterlnno unb nidt einem
faliden gilt. Sene alio, Die fein
onoeres Saterlnno mebr a%nerfennen,
als Die per96nglide @rbi6olIe, Dabell
nj einem gepiiien Sinne &edt, nenn
lie Die guten lnb frommen &atboli.
fen, ipie man oft bort rno lieIt,
paterlanOslos nennen; INFO.
fern eS iid) I'M elm bleibenDes
e NJ / g Gaterlono BanbeIt, iino lie,
10 lange lie auf Grben le6en, mabr-
baft - paterlaloSlos; nno bon je6er
mar es bel Senen, in pelden oas
GbriItent6ltm nidt abgenelft ipar,
Mobe gerelen, in ieoem Sleden grbe,
mag CT ipie INNER gebeiBen baben,
ein Stiid bonn alten ggDpterlano at
ieben, allf Dem Tie ST lteben glallbten,
mie ebebem Die SSllben beim Otter.
lalnm am Gage ibres auS5ugs, ben
Wanoeritab in Den SGnoerL Die Gen.
Den umgiirtet, Die Sdplbe on BEN
SIben, reiieiertig, jenes Neiielieo
iilgeno, bas emit Der Sidte 9ante,
elm Sriipplein armer Seelen bel
ibrer Ibfabrt ms Sesefeuer, iingen
bGrte: SIN exitu Israel de
Aegypto", beim @us5ug Ssraels
aus ggDpten -" llno menn ni6t
bus @gDpterlanb, 70 mar es BEL ibnen
Srail6, in Der iroii6en sci.
M a + bas alte @abplon 81 i6alen,
an oeiicn Stromen Die guten fotboli.
i6en GBriiten, gleid) ben SSsraeliten
laBen nn0 meinten, menn tie 3ions,
bes bimmliihen gaterlanbes geoaf.
ten, lire Sarie p~eglegeno inl6 an
Sranertpeioen bGngeno, rnmut6ig
sum fr0bliden Ginger i'm fremoen
SanOe limo mas emit Ser berrlide
Serfniier bas 9riefes an Siognetls
bon Den eriten Gbriiten riibmte, bas
lit nod bis auf Den beutigen Sog
aller iua9ren un6 enti6ieoellen &a.
tbolifen @eiinnung: Sic ~beipo6nen
alle ibr Gaterlano, ieoo6 nit Der Sc.
linnung eingeferferter Srenlolinge;
als Siirger baben tie nit Den
onOern gles gemeiniam, oils Sremo.
lilge %ertragen lie aQe irbii6en crib.
iale nit @eoulo; jeoe Sremoe lit
iblen elm &aterlano uno ieoes Sater.
lano cine Sremoe. Sic palloeln auf
Grbclt, bod baben iie ibr 9 ii r g e +.
/ c h t I'M Simmel.
Nlin lit aber Der mooerne Sort.
i6ritt iiber bieies Soterlano ser mob-
rem Gbriiten uno iiber Die bl. 0rei.
faltigfeit ielbit idon lett Sabren bin.
meggei1ritten imo lGbt ~iiber6aupt
feinen @ott mebr gelten, als BEN
y 6, mie i'm Ct. SAUL nit lei.
nent red)ten Nannen nennt. Som
Simmel mill man i6on lange nidts
mebr Diiien, ipeil man ionit bon Der
S6ae audi etfpas miiien miiBte u,o
obnebin mir ausiidt bat, in bieie,
nift aber IN iene 81 fommen. 9as
Der leugnet ntan iie lieber glci0 ale
9eioe binipeg. Sem @unoer alio,
} Sn Dem artifel melder ulter
oieiem Sitel IN poriger drummer er.
ibien, bieB es:
nGs lit elm Gbarafteriltifon uunie.
Ter 3eit, Dob man ielblt i'm ireieu
gmerita bon Eatriotismus 10 piel
faielt, mo ielblt bonn /. StmbIe
aus 10 oft gum FatriotiSnulS n%uffor.
bcrt, 10 Dob man mnmiafiirlid an Die
@orte Der III, Sdriit erinnert miro:
ngSo5ll bieie &eri6menoing?"
GS iollte IN 3eile bier beiBen: nlrrlO
ielbit bon y |. StGtte aliS" - On.
mcrfung beS Seters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Bon Der pa9ren 8eredti9teit.
Wtatt0. ), 20-24.
Gr,biidof Srelano, Gr3bii@oi
WeBuer nnS aic fatbolis
idDsm S6ulen.

Sci Oelegenbeit beS golOenen
SlbilGumS oeS &loiters Ser 9ominis
ianerinnen 5u Siniinnnlpa WounO,
GtScouIiu, uabe bel Dubuque 9e-
leqen, belt am Mittpod poriger
@o9e gr5bii6 of SrelunO
BON ct. q Saul ole Seitprebigt, in
pel6er er Iif) in Der oIIerent.
9ieoen ten 8eiie oils Der
Sreun0 un0 8ef iirmorte /
FotboIi6 Der S6uIcn auf.
Ipielte, mo in ipelber er al,d Die
lle6er5euglng altSiprad, haB eS fem
Sell fir oaS omerifaniiGe 8olf g6be,
olS Die confeiiionele, fatboltlde
S6ule. Inter anoeren Il1Soriiden
benltste Ser Gr56ii6of audi ben
f~olgenOen: nGie gr0Bte Gefabr fir
amerifa lit ser SGfularismlS in Der
.sr5ie6ung." 2eute, 0enen es nidt
am He6e.6losfeln 81 tbun lit, ia9en
einfo6: sic gottloIe Bublifidule lit
ein &er0er6en fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
Sod Die SOee lit 6ieiel6e, i6pere
Gerurtbeilung ieOer S6ule obne
Neli9ion. Sod oos mar rlid)t oos
ein5ige grfreuli6 . @ritmlnli6e on
bieier 8elegenbeits- 9teOe. Die gan5e
SeitpreOigt 0eS bo6ip'iten Serrn mar
bon elmer bcrortig IoliOen mo con-
ierbatib.fatboIii9en @eIinnung be.
ieelt, baB man ii9 untpiQfiirlid)
frug: vSit Oieier Wnnn 0eriel6e gr5s
bii1of Srelan0, tpel6er als ein 5tpei.
feIbofter Sreuno, ipenn nidt elm
Gegner fatbolii9er Sdulen bon
beri6ie6euen Seiten gei9ilbcrt NOR.
ben iit?" @enn cine nirfli6e Sc
iinnrmgSGnOcrlng BET Seiner @rta,
ben bon ct. Baul borgcgongen iit, 10
m1tB ieoer Sreltno Ser co II o.
neIIen S6uIe rno 5umal Der
tatBoIiiGen Sdulen ibm bn3u
gratuliren, Dob er bieie 9efeb.
tllllg 10 mdnnli6 ma6t uno often
Gefcnnt. Die Oeitti6 reoel6en SEA.
tboliten Ser @~ereinigten Stootcn
iUer0en iid Ber5li6 ~freuen, ncm bieie
Sermltt6ung ii9 6etpabrbeitet. Sic
fperben o6er 6uglei6 bebmlcrn, baB
Migr. SreIono iid) nidt ii Bee
81 Der SimeSGnoeritng beuegen
lieB, meil jcOes 30qern auf Gem luidJ.
tieen 0ebiete Scr S1ulfrege fir
Enier Berrli6c8, lie6eS GotcrIanb,
sic G~ereinigten Stoaten, nun Die
groBc gntiGei0un8situnoe no infer
Golf 5piiGen Ser 9 ri It d..
oneiiionellen uno ser
gottloen S6ule 81 ip6glen ia.
ben miro, III mer meiter liz
aust 6 / Ell /, sic GdG0en on ilnie.
rem &olfc MIR pergr0Bert un0 oercn
&lilung 6eOeuteno 6 10 ieri9er
oeitoItet. NlldJ Ser 81. &ater, &upit
%iuS Der 3ebnte, Oas 'ignis
ardens" - OoS 6rennenoc Iellcr -
(Oer 9luSorlrd, 6es Seuer, al Dem
man ii6 Die Singer per6relmcn fam,
mare Dpbl farm pniien0) miro ii6
hObl ipegcn oieier Niidfe6r 5u Den
Grun0idten OcS cftelt, entldieOellen
Sotboli5iSunS MIR frellen. Gas
Cintreten 0eS ~bodpp'iten Gr3biidofs
bon ct. Saul mar oiien6ar olld cine
bcion0ere Sreli0e fiir Gr5biidof MeBs
rlcr bon W(ilmoufee, in oeIien Gr5.
0i05eIe sic er6alten6en @orte fielcn
mo er nerluieS nuS0riidli6 in ieiner
WuSiprade an 0ie GRADUATES" auf
Cr56ii6of Srelnn0'S JteOe. 9llS Ser
nirfli6e 6iibrer Ser ngmericnn
SGoerotion Of Catholic Societie8" in
ben oranniiirtcn @emiibuugcn Inn
bic Notwithstanding Der conieiiio.
nelen S6ule in Oieiem 2onOe, milB-
ten Die @Orte OeS er56ii6ofe$ bon
Ct. Saul 0crt 0elltid.reOen0en Gr5.
bii6oie bon Wtillpoufee 0oppelt mill.
fommrll icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Gin nenes idSnes Yapitwori

miro aus @ont beridtct. @eim sl6.
i6ieo Ger in Nllbien5 empfangelen
Nlbgeoronetcn @ali unb Santint
iagte Taplt Yiiis oct 3ebnte au
ibuen: vgeten mir 81 @ott; bas lit
wnbrbaft Die 9robe Politif Der
Stride"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16

The Review is delivered by carriers in the following towns: Naco. Cananea Douglas. Tombstone. Benson, Don Luis. Paradise. Nacozari.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16

Says the Lordsburg Liberal: At 8 public dinner friends were telling An drew Carnegie about people who had been of great importance in the past, and then told him about other people who were certain to achieve import. ance. Finally MI. Carnegie got tired of listening and said:
 "I do not care about the has beens, nor do l care about the hopes to be, but please tell me about the issers."
 The difference between these three classes of people was shown here last week. Ex-Governor Murphy, of Ari- lona, went up to Clifton. The last time he went up there he rode in private car. This tme he rode in an ordinary coach like any other has been.
 Mark A. Smith went up to Clifton. He rcde Iii an ordinary coach. like any other has been congressman, or hopes to be congressman. for he came under both definitions. Governor Brc- die went up to Clifton. The railroad company sent down the private car Arizona, and the governor rode in and out of Clifton in a special car, like the ''isser" he is.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
AN UNFAIR LAW

We hope that tine next legislature will repeal the obnoxious portion of the livestock law prohibiting cattle raisers and farmers from slaughtering their own stock. The law is one to- tally bad in it's intent. and against the constitutional rights of the American citizen. man that raises cattle surely ought to have the right to mar ket what he raises. To deny him tkas privilege is working a hardship on him in every sense of the word. Why not go on and make the law more stringent and force a cattle raiser or farmer 10 sell his chickens. ducks and turkeys to the licensed butchers? It would be carrying out the same special privilege law. Besides raising his steer for market, paying a tax on the live ami
 nal, and paying general operating ex- penses of his business, the farmer under the present law must pay another license before he is entitled to butcher and sell that steer. Judge Sloan, who is fair man in every sense of the word, dealt the class law hard jolt in this city when be decided that man could not be prosecuted for killing his own beef, whether he killed the critter for his own use or for sale. Let our next legislature knock that portion of the livestock law higher than kite. Prescott Herald.
 The law that requires a man to re- port the butchering of his own cattle is nc more than the one requiring him to have his cattle inspected before he can ship them. It is a little hard we will admit to require a man to report the hide for inspection taken from his own animal. but this very law, we have DO doubt, has prevented peo- pie from killing other peoples stock. So far as our observations have been the livestock law has been efficient in preventing thievery; that was the object of the law and before any part of it is repealed care should be taken that no gaps are left open for the rust Ter to do business through.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. H. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honest in all business transactions and financial ly able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN. WOlesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the mucus surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
PURIFYING FL PASO

At last it seems that the respectable people of Fl Psso have concluded to assert their power and .influence, to purify th4t city which has tor so many years attracted the attention of the country as one of the toughest cities in the southwest, where the least regard was paid to public decency. It has be wide open for every sinful and de- prayed practice which disgraces hu- manity.
 About month ago the business men of that city called mass meeting and appointed committees to circulate peti- tions among the citizens, calling upon the officials to enforce the laws of the state against the wide open saloons and gambling houses in that city. It was not long until the number of sig natures had grown to such a number that the officials could DO longer resist the pressure for law and order and public decency.
 Last week J. H. Boone, the sheriff of Fl Paso county issued his proclama- ton to the effect that all the laws on saloons and gambling houses would be strictly enforced. This means the closing of the saloons and all other business houses on Sunday and the pro- hibition of gambling at any time.
 The citizens of Fl Paso are to be congratulated on their victory over sin and iniquity in their home city. it has long been delayed, but we believe, from the expressions in the ueN spapers that Fl Peso will be a greatly improved city from now on so far as morality is concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16

Just to show what Cochise county has done in the election for Mark Smith it is only necessary to state that Cochise county gave him a larger ma jority than all the majorities amounted to in the counties carried by Fowler throughout the territory. And still the republicans Of Cochise county are proud of what they did for Fowler.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16

The gamblers of Fl Paso are having a run for their money now. They can no longer do business in the Pass City and are looking for new pastures. but they do not expect to find any that is greener than was Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
THE COUNCIL

The leg1sIalVe cOuncll Wnlch meets next February in Phoenix will be com posed of seven democrats and five re- publicans, the political complexion being the same as it was two years ago. Some of the old time legislators of the territory have been called back to service in the next council. Cochise sends Hon. Steven Roemer, who has been member of the last two legls- lative assemblies and made excellent records in both.
 From Graham county goes Hon. II. B. Rice, who was a member of the last council and one of the prominent members of that body. Re was nomi- hated by the democratic convention without an opponent and was elected by handsome majority over one of the strongest opponents whom the re- publicsns could have namad-Frank Dysart, of Solomonville.
 Gila county sends to the council Hon. Geo. W. P. Hunt, the prominent merchant and banker of Globe. NIT. Hunt served in the couniI from Gila county six years ago and previous to that time had served in two ses- sions of the assembly from Gila. He IS one of the prominent business men of Arizona and will be conspicuous member of the council.
 From Yuma comes another well known Arizona legislator, who has been absent from several of the sessions recently. Hon. Mike Nugent was at one time among the prominent men of Arizona and always on hand when there was any work to be done for the democratic party. For several years he has been engaged in "feathering his nest" in miuing operations. Mr. Nugent is man of ability and dur ing the days when Prescott was fight. | ing to have the penitentiary moved from Yuma to that city it was Mike Nugent who blocked the game and headed of the raid from the north on more than ons occasion. Shou d there be proposition for prison re- moval before the next legislature this Yuma statesman will be found to have lost none of his old time vigor.
 R. N. Looney comes to the council from Yavapai county where he was elected by a majority of over i've hun dred. He is democrat and though he will be new in the Arizona legisla- ture he is said to be an excellent gen. tleman and possessed of ability. His arge majority tells of his popuIar.ty ty in Yavapai county.
 Another old mem ber of the council who will retura to the next session comes from Pinal county in the person of Hon. W. P. Blair. Mir. BIai1 was a member of the council four years ago from Pinal and gained prominence l. n tht body and he will DO doubt be a prominent member of the coming ses- sion.
 The seventh democrat elected to the council comes from Navajo county, but his name is not at hand. He is said to be aa excellent gentleman. Coconino returned Page. a republi- can who was a member of the last council and Apache county sends J. A. Ruiz. republican. The joint councilman from Pima and Sant Cruz is republican as is the member from Mohave.
 In the council is several experienced '
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16

The ThauEsRiving turkey is hegin- ming to ripen and it will not be long until his toes are turned to the dining room ceiling.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
'GaSS&$AGf
 ul H VI

m 70 lp~b -s40ie 'o
 andle the pre- seucy with credit to themselves Hon. Steve Roemer, of this county. has been mentioned by his friends for the position and we &C., knowlege ouI psrtiality for Roemer.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
NOTICE.

The Greene Cattle Go. horse roundup will commence at the FLke ranch aI Nov. 11jh All people having horses on oUr range can obtain same by al tending roundup.
 FEB. MO5ON.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-16
UPPER MAIN ST. MARKET GEO. M. MuNKRIs, Prop.
 GUS HAlGLER, Mgr.
F. E. AGO5ON.

Open Sunday till neon. A few things for Sunday Dinner: Every variety of vegetabies-sweet potatoes, cucum- Ders, egg plant. tomatoes, beets, pep peTs, Every kind of fruit.
 New oranges. winesap apples, green ings, nuts.
 Qyest5rs, pigs feet, sauer k1aut. etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03
Countries as Presents.

Kansas Clry Journal.
 Cleopatra received Egypt as q present from Julius Caesar. Lucullus. Sulla and Pompey each gave away half a dozen kingdoms. Antony gave the little king dom of Judea to Herod. One of the ex- cellent stories of the past is that the Elm peror Constantine gave Rome and all Italy to Pope Sylvester. who cured him of Ieprosy. King John, called Lackland. being accommodated by Pope Innocent III, gave to that pope and his success sors the Kingdom of Ireland and Eng land. The deed reads: Not constrained with fear, but with my full consent and the advice of my barons, for the rennls sion of my sins against God and the church I resign England and Ireland to God. St. Peter St. Paul and our lord, the Pope Innocent, and to his successors in the apostolic chair" Julius II. gave the states of King Louis XII. to the Eul- peror Macmillan. Sixtus ", Gregory XIV. and Clement VIII. were ready to maKe a present of France to whomsoever tnll- ip IT. would have chosen for the husband of his daughter, Clara Eugenia. Alexan- der VI. presented the East and West In- dies to Spain and Portugal. which WAS like giving almost all the earth. Speak ing of the gift of England and Ireland by King John: He declared himself the pope's farmer. or tenant, and paid down in cold cash $400OO, with a promise to pay 5000 more every year. The first year he paid in advance and stood to lose all in the event of failure to meet his installments. It is said that the pope's legatee, Pandulph, departed with the money and fotgot to remove the excom- munieation.