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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
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Fs-- -.iTi. g..r- fr.ss. - -Hi-H l-ri--l.-s.
.g5r-- was shaved Frlz-s -Ssfe - n hy Mr.
ws,.5- s-a N.s- z.--.|l- Aaa.--l1-
aEi sarah G1i-a~ = Columbia have returned
II n. A1,i Fs.su.-. rs;=rrsI M,atay. l-.,m
Fst--... -ya-r- sl.- had a-.a t-e guest x Mss
-'tsZ a;sSs-f-r S-rtn,- o., - Lrr.s returned %
ST.. 81. v.-s--.t bg,- ss-u-aei Tuesday at-s-
M.ss vi-e.--7 v1H returned = hs, bono =
- louis Ta.sisy- at'.- visit u Mss "si-
Nj Yls - = :, Rollins aqI eAlii-sa. Marsa7s;
- =.r-.y y..-l .~ So I<.Ii- Iss- week
IL. Mary E-l-af.;l Lewis r-t4-rsI from
her r-lfnul.r VACATION. s-rat i1 %" hast Mon
cay, I.,---- and M-s wors-1n .is-~ anl 5auEh-
- Sar4t. were IN ~. I>au'- last week. seeing
ST. I.5i.i- Blss went 70 =. Louis M5-iay-
I.r-fe~ - ne. lr - l. us
FranS % = L.is returned 20 coizraaia
81. J. 5. .E=aaaarn AMI s9a. warren. &C.
= T G5arry Ia r,:asrei f-a-l s. L7Els.
Nj " r. @E,rar- = L.i-- = ta- s'-'
NJ sirzar1t Tr.rlHI. returned Tuesday.
ATE a Wit % Doctor II. X Giveas ard family
' NJ = Mai l-'-rorrs-y hls ---u-u.i % T'.gt
scott k-s-- warr- 81. Ntii 5--ii-r 4-4 --ti-S
sir G-1rt z. KaH.a- Ci-y vas th~ Eae.s;
q, h-r sister. NJ 2 =, 'iTsrgil' 49, - -
TrsrI-.. fla DE1 Hsr. been tfa quests u
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
NIOBERLY. NO.

Mrs. O. o. cuppiase and her daughters have
returned from visit TO the wGTld's Fair.
r T. Finley and Miss Nellie Kimber OF
Greenwood. No. were married at the home Of
the brides aunt. Mrs J. ". Mcbride. !asi
Tuesday at noon by the Eevt.end :. Z. Heuy.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church. They
will reside IN Columbia
Mis- Lily Meth entertained the Misses Ger
trude Mangles Mabel Bodi and Robert Brown
Of Hannibal last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Vase visited Miss Blanch
Wise last Wednesday returning TO their home
IN Huntsville Wednesday afternoon
Miss Blu-tt Of 81. Louis. who was the guest
Of Misr Bette Hill for fortnight. has re
turned TO her home.
Miss Gerkin Of Hannibal and Mrs. Grimes Of
Paris. who were visiting II. r Jennings and
family. have returned to their homes.
Mrs. James Trimble Of ST Louis is visiting
her rpother. Mrs. julia Roberts. and sister. Mrs
David White.
Mrs. Spencer Of North Carolina vas the
guest OF Mrs. J. ". Martin last week
The marriage Of Miss Gay Jennings o: this
city and ". w. Greenland Of Decatur Ill
was solennized las. Tuesday evening at the
Central CHRISTIAN Church. The ceremony was
performed by Elder Sooviiie Of Chicago Mr..
and Nrs. Greenland Will reside In Decatur. III.
after they return from extended Hstern
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
yINCENNES. IND.

Mrs Emma Schumacher has returned from
visit with friends In Coviagt2n and For
Mr. ana Mrs ". o Berry are visiting the
srs. Bertha wingo Of Mount Vernon Is the
Gce.r Of Mrs. J. 81. Butler.
Mrs : &. Beard is visiting her sister. Miss
-e-cphinn Frohsneyer. IN indianapolis.
Miss Ida Spald;ng ard Mis- ,iUrnat.tte Breen
Of LoocOutes are visiting the worlds Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wade and Mis- Anna
Wade Of Memphis are the guests Il Mr.. VII
liam COgan-
Mr.. and Mrs l.. ]. we!s.ul.erEer AZ visit
Ear.
Miss Hattie g. Root has returned from n
visit with relatives in Boston.
Professor and Mrs. Percy '. T;urnei. who
were the guests % Mr and Mr.. II. 7. Willis.
have returned TO tirfnnel In.
Mrs. John Vance and Ai-s Nellie Vance are
visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles Potter IN ST.
Louis.
Mrs. William Brssi.ner Of Cisna. Ill. is ;hc
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. II PaUiey.
Colonel and Mrs. -. ". Faucatt are visiting
friends .n C-i.anE.
Dir. and Ms. BENJAMIN F. Day % Memphis.
Tenn. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs George
Cglilson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
81. tHATlIE>.

NJ aHi ~-- 10 sai-ss . '.fr--. III
have -e'H--..i borne af.a- a ,-s., .. ,l.s car-
NJ = 3. wln.- srtsr,aiz.l s.- mother.
IT.. MI Liz aLl Nl.Ia l-sr % N.rfz-
vile visited ;heir cousin. IL II l.. 'flalir.
~ s-- lrrs p. ! f,sr.,si-~z. y, -, r.agis
accom- r-,uiai 81, fra.r daEE.f-r- Nl-s Iil. y.s-
i-.I NJ Ea--t-3H.r ils- sl-iay-
,.i-i. -- h.r rr..-'-. ,i-s S1irr1-.
TIE Misses Efzit.th ana Patty MrA'-e %
=. 'rs.ies- 'al. are the s''--'s q Mss
M.e- &.I.e cr,ulev returned - h-r hr-a-
n dsil-sH. IT.. iast Wrin'.iay AFTER q '.si'
IT, N.-.-s Catherine arI A-r.lis s-n-rt q
AIf. al Nra E-s.I Wei arrived Is-t Ts.z-.
d1y f-.'a NeE Y,-k. sHsse tE-y v-re mar. .
sd l.iJS sils asrS s.ii saa vi :, Em % ,a,r
VI Sssr.-- D. oai'y y frls-7i. Tenn. yis-
i'ai her Hi-e-. MFs. Martin L c.aa'lr. last
i.Iea-srs-, W. W. Edwards O., ,h- -.H,h
T-rlraE ? .r,s Cavalry. s5a-i -lrI az Fort Rob
irsar. S.f IS y-sIt.as bis mother. .-s- ~.
Ms. Say rog-r q. n.e,'IE-,. II. l. 4 sa~s;
- her rl.rr+r -f-F. 'iss-Er M.-tE
Mis- E.ss.- Niir-- q: f-insf. ~ Ind. = a
sg.st .: ~, an5 NJ. F,Tei iiL-'.ysj7y. ,..,.-,
Eh' have ten yisii5D= " ard W. " 'i..--
MDai-s 1rH'ry Gray dsf1tt-l lat >niuri-y
friends t-t,-s r~'H5nifE t'n'- 49,
81 '1arl"s ~. i~ visiting friends ar- "a
Mlss Marie German ef Fsy lily. Mica. i
a ct = NJ i.Tt5s s,-.' iI'.,-- 49,.
TUNED from N1ntslrsely 'i'y. UEtre ta"y vls-
NJ Alfred Gas-h- has returned 90 her home
NJ 7. \. M-T.aa-ruor has returned - hrr
hone IN - Louis after = yis.t o Mr. Ssi--h
Mr al Mrs !. =. Ke.=ae-Isa ea,-rrs;rsl
VI aui NJ. l.. = ,is.s.- % -. Louis a-f.
Mr.. G.d=l. M-i--r % 'rlraEs. la-t ~l- laV-
Ar AMI SIN Harry = Haf.t - Nr-.i.r-.
y. Va. the guests D. Mr. AMI H. Al
bs-f H7rr- .Irr .-u- 4aF.
Ms y lie -. rstrasfr is visiting Eer friend.
NifV s-I.ie 'sis-. - Bridget a.
Mr. and NJ. James Bran , a-e er.;,.-i1ini,r
Ma-srs. L. q, r 3. l. 4 S,.Iaul and l. w
ars Ils,f.r ,rifs q the president o. ts-
University q Teas. ard her the. t1ug-t.-s
tl.. -sr- ar.tvsG a7r u lfEy ru spend few
fays with Nrs Sarah -. pTu--
Ii-- EIi;h Ha.u~sl.r d-5litsI last ts Ines
day f-r Wa-r.Efll. whore she Ei-! attend col
i.ea.
sifs O. IS Grove dararreg last TEu-sdsy
% Lsavsowarth. Eas-. q risit h-r dauEu;-f.
M-s. Tlar-ts Nurgly.
Mr. ami AIrs. G.ITr- ". Nur-s- - SI--ncel.
Ok. hG -ir'l r-latiyt-. iTi1ltsi llst I!llsfs-
day - Gr-.uvii'a III. ul.f- t--s Ill VS.;
gt.sr4gtz rH- s-rs.--l Hts---.
MrT. tioa-re Wats = iietrllt. Nic5.. vh1
visited her sister. Ais O. " Grows. has r.
TFs xis-ss Alara ard I:fl- keller = I'->Syur.
NJ sim NH- - Cincinnati. 90 ErS. Ella
sam .sgr. Afi-- Marv .-au end tE- Nl---S
CARR. -. ami May Aver ~ Decatur. H.
ar the ll.s,s q vi ard 2isE. Gs.rr- Ws-tz
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
kIRksVIiLE. NO.

~. Rob-, : harris ertertaires ~ dinner
= few ni=ht- a=s Ms t;aufte % clinton Nrs
f-Isa-i I,.srg- 4si .a9shisr. Aiss Dai-y. of
"a NJ a-f Mr.. D. g. Pierre and Nr aaf
NJ = u Garth Cf Klrksvine
Hrs a. J. LLOYD has ts-n visiting relatives
art friandz In Shelbyvlic-
Era J. r. Sh~lr'r q Shawnee Ok attended
ffs Hser-a-l-Cia-rH - wedding here
rrart1r ". =. Link q ErgIVtiie. Tenn a.
,znied the funeral G: his father. :. VI Link in
tbs city
a txo uou-hs- visit az Minneapolis and the
Nrs. . II Harrington Is visiting friends n
Hannibal
VI anf Mr. " 7. Baird have been in chi
eag1 visiting their daughter. Mrs. Beishe
.frs J. ". p--lniston has returned from a
yis;t % friends IN C-nteryi!ie. Ia
Mr~ Mayul@ SehNarz Aa- returned 70 Man
ksfo Man. - resume her school duties
Mrs.. G ". Heine Il visiting friends in But
Ter
NJ Daniel Baum is visiting In Milan
MIS- Grace SharD. Who has been TEACHING IN
Ok ah9us city. has returned TO her home n
Doc,5f = T. Griffith ant wife have returned
70 ;hsir home in Austin- Tex. after a visi; In
M. q. :. Blanchard Of San Jose. Cal. and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
nRooKFIFLD. NO.

SIS 1>na s-lLi.as ,at.rta.EEed ,V,aty,six -, @
-- -a. ~. .s- s- a. ~ y ~ ~
1lIrss O..yer Cant .a,i li.ary IIaHs1 N
fa-ra iu-f az the -a- 2 -H- sl-~.r LAST Ffli4v
ars S.I-- NO. -r..-r- ,.,... is1,ls N--s Tis-.-
St-lp read ard Hiss Pearl Lowell gave irstEg-
a ~. bone - d. rr.si9.at - the T uri.-
r.s-i n ~ .,f--l-.- --.-s t---- yrss rlrs... ~
NJ =. T. ssa.!.ar .atrstaiasd large party
after vH.sH f-f-.sh-a-n.s Ne. se-veI-
ore o. tfe Ha.- l-i--at.4l parties q th-
C.rsrI,i ~ h-- East John street home la,
r-snrs and prizes waT- all artistic % = de-
MTs. C,lv!a TrrviIsser sHiertlinsd a la-=-
iarty e LADY f-i--t- - 1fr c1urfrs home. jus;
Nis- F.-uus Er1..u uI.- rl- =etuIued frou1 her
summer IN th- Ma.le -ea-1o-t
W. 7 ON ara z JsTsid. .i5a have =.
Mi,. reseFsir. T. e.l h-s returned 20 hi
sf.s- Hisul Siins- sf gai1.- th- ans Ms
Bsisy NJ Hu % ki1sa- gltg visited H-o7kn-i
Mr- W . H.rsis -as returned from visi;
sam ; i..nes ans vie are visiting st. su;s
Hi- Efra seh~aek s. ,s,i,in= Miss clara
Keith ~ MIcIr-
Era FHrur s=i t+u-htr- = Bur .inEtGu. Ia.
ar. fHf--f- ~ rfs b gre 20 ,fra. !. + Sheer-.u
ST. F-.l Hfr'u.sn - Ateh.s11 is TIE cues;
~ 1ira JACK Glrirr-
u....r g. = Na--.r md fstrht.- were here
s-au flrr1in. Nrt.. ttc first % ths week visit
ia. : Il Huraksr is vi-i;ias her daughter
80 Esu-as city
Tzs Mi-ee wTIs- ~ Elrss@ CITY wee
cfs.-sz ~ Hrlraar.f RI .ul~ if-f week
". " lowell aE1 T. = Er1EEi.e are So
Gei1=e Ff.tz. zise aad son hav- returned
VI. A.sin smith q II GranEe. Ca &. visit
!-- rHld'IFez Er-e-
81 J. NJ Morgan n Sez Yors .s -isif!-E
e. -t- home 1f h-- sister. Mr. y. z. V1a.!-
y; A. CaeI-y +as returned from tvo weeks
L : P6ws@a and wife have returned from
Bate Cf-s'-
llr F-ls.rfa-f q. l-ilrs-
2. r. sni-h la tunnel from =. Louis
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Runs Into Wire. Il Killed.

RF.Pr- BI.IC SPECIAL
Auburn. y. Y. Sept 1o--Running hand
in hand 10 Escape the storm. Miss Grace
Wright and Miss Clara Severson ran into
a wire across the walk Of Weedsport and
were thrown headlong TO the sidewalk
Miss Wright. Is years old. died in hais
an hour OF conclusion Of the brain
Miss Seyerson. who lives in this city.
has been unconscious ever since. bue
hopes 90 recovery are entertained Miss
Wright was a daughter of James A.
Wright. a well-known lawyer. and was
an unusually bright girl
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
LITTLE ROCk. A.s<-

Er snd Mr.. T 7. Crtram- M.-s and Mr
Brown % - Louis. - ss-s Nan Nir@r auf
Gieorgta flau-u-u and Lee -Tlart M~fartry. d..
: y v..-H eut-rtsin.d al u-oErs-sive dinner
az Fort E0Jt "a Sgnlay- Th- gu.-fs ver- r.
c-IEei ~ the hone 81 gapfain ard Mr. - Z.
HSnt Nha Rsr- assisted BY Doctor snd Ms
F-l.- Captain ShaW and Li-utensr: HirgIns.
Here tn lrsf cogrse was served. then -he
rarfy rl-r Ersss.d f6r ire s-cpld c0rrsa . III
hone cf Door and Nrs- Felt Lieztenalt Hir-
E.E- wa hast - the third course. Wrich was
ssrgec n the mes hall snf after this tre
party went for desert 10 the residence Q. Csp-
tain shaw.
one q th4 la-Ees; o. the summer dances vas
given Monday Eixht at Raleigh Spring.. Tne
dance UHs in charE- OF Joe Go Oman an
John Barer1an: The chap-rcns were ". and
Mrs. 3 " Powell. Nr. and Mr. !. 9. Fiip7n
and Er arI Mrs. J. a. Ward. MeSs-S- Bate.
man and Gio1-3fsan led the German
Mis- F-va Grace wa1s and Jchr i Luther
Steoa--sor. were married last Tuesday evening
a; the residence Of the bTi:s's sister. Mr. 4
J Putt. No. igi- Barber avenue Th- core
The: II. Ph.IhasIaoaie siri. and their escorts were
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Portland. Ore. Sept DE ". Wright.
VII" has just completed TRIP - 2tae
miles through the wheat districts of ore
g1n. Washington and IDAHO. estimates
III. wheat crops ~ the three States for
th.. cereal wear 1-if-15 20 b fi.ifa.1i1 BUSH
sI~- This compares with cop II @i.ss5.-
.p bushels last ysIr. fi.eNo9 bushels in
1872 and f;s.s.'r1 bushels IN 1871. the Latter
being the record crop for the three
States
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
SEDALIA, NO,

Mrs.. Emma Major and daughter, Miss villa
Belle Major, OF - Louis. who have been
guests Of Mrs. J.. W. Mcslair. have gone to
Eldorsdo SPRINGS fer q visit
Mr.: and Mrs. o. spahr are visiting friends
in ST. Louis
,,;s,, N,.; s; nEns' palsy is home from visit IN
Xrs. T. L. PitsIlan Il n Kansas City.
Afs. Refcrd nsand Of cnickashs. L T.. who
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

merry party of little lads and lassies at their
home Friday afternoon.
Nrs. Eugene Phillips entertained the Tuesfay
Card Hg-!uo Tuesday AFTERNOON
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
WOINaN'S BREAST
Any iuIa IN W0maR's BREAST 70
NEARLY ALWAYS CANCERl

Az t-no-, lump. o. sore on the lip. face OF
anywhere six months is nearly always Cancer.
They ueve- pain until almost past cure!
Two physicians offer $1,000 il they Fail -
cuTe any single Cancer without knife or pain
q, -. - vic. foy on S.v-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
HUppLEsON RETURNS.
Was Kept Away By Sickness-Has Nc
 Important Indebtedness.


 John Huddleson, reported yesterday morning as missing from the city anu shy in his accounts several hundred dollars, returned to Bisbee on the morning train. He had been at Cana nea, where he went on business, DC fore concluding which he was taken sick and found himself unable to geC home as soon as he had exp ecte1
 Not anticipating that tlere wculd he any question arise in this city as to his intention of returning. and expecting to get back each day, he neglected to write to his partner and tell him of the situation. When he got back to town yesterday morning he went to the store and found it locked. About the same time he got hold of a Review. Then he went to the room of his late partner and told him how things stood.
 NIT. HuGdleson stated last night that he was back to the city with the inten- ton of remaining. Tt is a mistake that l owe any large sum of money. Five or six dollars personal indebted ness wifi cover the entire amount. As for my partner Mr. Olesen. he is ahead money through the store instead of out cash
 Mir. Huddleson IS anything but bad able address and does not have the appeal ance of one who would beat any | body He expects to re-engage in business here later. He came to the city in January last.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
JAIL FRONT FINISHED
For First Story-Rest of Building
 Held Up Awaiting Arrival of Steel.

Contractor William Rawlins. who has been putting up the first story front of the new city jail, finished his part of the work and returned last evening to his home in Douglas.
 Further work on the jail is now hung up indefinitely, due to the fact that nothing can be done until the steel for the structure arrives. Shipment of this has been delayed owing to rush orders in ahead of it at the construc. tion works. At present it is not known when it's arrival nay be ex- pected.
 The first story front is of stone. A handsome as well as excellent job has been done by the contractor. The scond story front will be of pressed brick and will make striking appear ance on top the stone. It cannot be commenced, however. until he steel structural work arrives, for which the brick will be simply a veneer.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
s1oo Reward, S1o0

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- ing a constitutional disease, requires tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting nature doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers hat they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that il fa.ls to cure. Send for list of testi monials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, To ledo, O.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take He..'s Family Pills for con stipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
UNANIMOUSLY FREE
Is City of Typhoid, All Existing Con-
 ditions Considered.


 In view of the difficulties that have been present to deal with in the mat ter of short water supply, by reason of the damage by floods several weeks ago to the Naco plant, from which 1t has not yet fully recovered, physi- clans Of the city look upon the small amount of typhoid and other levers in the city as surprising, the time of year considered. The highest number of cases in the Queen hospital at any time during the season was 26. AL present time there are but twelve there. Eight of these are convalesc- ing. Cases outside the hospital are fewer this year than ever before, the treatment ard service at the hospital being of such excellence that the gen. eral desire of the sick is to get there as speedily as possible. The total number of cases in town will probably not exceed 20. In no previous year since the city has been near its pres ent plane of population has there been at this season so few cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
DR. sWIBERATH HERE.

Dr. L. M. SwiDerath, eye specialist of the German Optical Institute, Phoenix, Arizona, is here with the most modern instruments for examining the eyes and fitting spectacles and eyeglasses. If there is anything the matter with your eyes see him while he is here. The Doctor comes here well recon mended and can be depended upon to give satisfaction in his line. He can be found at the Copper Queen hotel Consultation and examination free. Office hours 9 A. M. to P. M
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to return our most sin cere thanks to the friends, and es- peciaaly to the mebers of. the fraternal organizations of which our late bus band and father was affiliated, for all their sympathy and condolences in the hour of our affliction.
 MRS. J. B. ANGUS and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Trial This Afternoon-Aus

Trial This Afternoon-August Con traras, charged with assault, will have his trial in Judge Nc Donald's Court this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Contra res was obstreperous in the redlight quarter a few nights ago and indulged in rock-throwing and divers other forms of physical exercise to the hurt of bystanders. Therefore his court troubles.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Expected to Build soor-The Firs

Expecred 10 BuIfd Soor-Ihe Flrst National Bank and the Miners k Merchants Bank are both expected by contractors to call for bids shortly for erection of the new buildings they will put up on Main street. The Miners & Merchants will build on the site of the Anheuser saloon. The First National Bank builds on the sise the building now occupies. The new buildings will both be handsome struc- lures and will make a big change in the appearance of lower Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
AT THE SWANSEA.

It is reported that a strike has been made in the Swansea mine, near Boco- achi, owned by J. B. Tomlinson, that promises big things The assays made from rock taken from the newly discovered ledge gives return of $40 in gold to the ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

PleasurabIe Occasion-The dance at the gymnasium Tuesday night continu- ed to near daylight yesterday morning and was one of the most enjoyable social events the city has enjoyed. Attendance was large. The floor was in excellent condition and the occasion most pleasuable all the way around.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Plenty of knife-Arrest was made of a Mexican early yesterday morn ing by the night watchman When searched the man was found to have a knife foot long in his coat. He had been very ugly previous to arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Has Finished Here.

Has Finished Here-A. c. Ross, who has been here couple of weeks in the interest of the Douglas Building & Loan, leaves today for Naco, from where he will return tomorrow to his home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Practical optieian Here-Dr. L. ]

Practical Optician Here-Dr. L. M. Swiberath, representing the German Optical Institute of Phoenix, arrived in Bisbee last evening to remain here for the coming week at the Cop per Queen hotel where, as his an- nouncement in another column in forms us, he will be pleased to meet those who would consult with him con- cerning their eyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Got Off Easy-A falling timber at the C. & A. so badly bruised the left leg of of John Lyons that he was com pelled to go to bed yesterday. He was lucky in that he escaped more serious injury, if not death.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Writing lnsurance-H. Lipman, of Douglas, was through the city las, ev- ening, CT route home from a business trip to Tombstone. He vas down there writing insurance.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
PRfNTY FILES CHARGE.

At Douglas Against Johnson-Compli-
 cations Will Ensue.
 Ed Printy yesterday filed charge of assault in Justice Court at Douglas against J. NJ. Johnson. Question ex- lsts whether Johnson can be taken there for hearing. The offense was committed here. Besides. Johnson is at present under the jurisdiction of Judge Brown.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

To Engage in Business-H.A. Way nick was in the city last evening, en- route from San Francisco to Douglas. He goes there to engage in the in- Surance business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Bought Beer earden-Frank Bird. (

Bought Beer Garden-Frank Bird, of Douglas, yesterday purchased the Mas on & Keer beer garden on the Low ell road. He will take charge of the property personally in about two weeks, during which time he will close up business affairs in Douglas and re- move here
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Leave For Tucson Mrs. Adams left last evening for Tucson, where they go to join MT Adams. The latter, formerly of ATbon & Adams of this city, is now with the Zeckendorf com pany at. Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Runaway on Msin-The Warren Laundry team took run on Main yesterday morning that for a time threatened to result in a serious mix up with vehicles and pedestrians on the congested thoroughfare. The runaways were brought to stop, how ever, before much damage was done. The horses were started by one of the two endeavoring to kick flies off of himself. The other horse resented the proceeding, wherupon both con cluded it would be easier to outrun the fly crop than to otherwise dispose of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Entertain This Afternoon-Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Codington will ente-- tain this afternoon with luncheon at the formers home on Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Gets Trial Jury-H. w Whitney was arrested yesterday afternon, charged with disturbing the peace. He de- manded jury trial when arraigned be- fore Judge Mcdonald. The latter will accommodate him with the same at 10 o'clock this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Returned to DougIas-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Req returned last evening to their home at Douglas after a few days visit in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Stopped Over-Attorney Feltus, of Douglas. was in the city last evening enroute home from a trip to Tomb stone on legal business
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

To Build Bank-Contractor Darling left yesterday for Stafford. He goes to erect the new brick block the Por- ter Bank of that place will make its home in upon completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
pisaore.sbIe In the North-A

Disagre cable In the North-A letter received from A. W. Wood. now visit ing in Canada, says that in company with his brother, Superintendent Wood of the Calumet smelter, he will be home about the tenth. Weather conditions in the north since they have been there has been very dis agreeable and made them pine for the sunshine of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Is at Benson-Rev. Shields left last evening for Benson to conduct his us- ual weekly services at that point. He returns to this city tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

Did Him Good-E. P. Carroll, an en- gineer at the C. & A, has returned from the Fort Thomas Springs, where he went for the benefit of his health. He comes back greatly improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Mrs. Hood About Recovered-cash

Ter Hood of the Miners & Merchants Is home from San Diego, Cal. where he was with Mrs Hood. The latter has so far recovered from her illness that she is now able to be up. She expectes to be able to return to Bisbee in about two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Engineer F

Engineer Here-Assistant Engineer Wilson, of the E. P. & s. w., is in the city from Fl Paso.