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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require tho Most Careful Attention as
Well 40 Good Soll

Require tho Most Careful Attention as
Well az Good Soil.
Did you ever soc a rosePush whlcf--de.
spite the most beneficial environment Of
soi--of sunshlne--and Of atmosphere
seemed never 10 achieve healthy Growth,
that has canker eating out Its heart
You must destroy the cause before you
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure pandruff and Badness
by rubbing on hair lotions, and rubbing
II, yasellne. etc, 4, I,
81 You must look 10 tho cause Of the
trouble-rits a germ at the roots Of your
hair which causes Y to fall out,
ana healthy hair Is the sure result,
4 Sold by leading drugEista, Send 100.
In stamps tor sample Ia Tue F{erpiclde
Goa lastfoits Mich, QNegls n asn0s pfqz
CO., peel4l RG ~. N ssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
HOT FIGHT EXPECTED.
Will Try to Prevent Seating Of
Fusionist Candidates.

I-.T- {SpecIaI to Tho T1mcs- DIspa tcn,1
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 6,--Norfolk county
politicians are just at the present time
greatly exercised over the prospect OF a
big fight before the House of Delegates
when the next session of the Legislature
meets. 1t Is the Intention ofsthe Straight
out faction to bring to bear every con-
ceivable influence at their command to
prevent the seating of the two newly
elected members Of the body, both OF
whom arc Fusionlsts. and at the same
time it Is also their intention to use their
utmost cndeavors to keep them out Of tho
Democratic caucus,
The claim Is made that ms the gentle
men elected were supported by the Fll-
sion faction in Norfolk county, they arc
not eligible to seats in the inner councils
of the Democratic party, nor should they
he permitted to participate IN The secret
discussions Of plans of party policy and
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be acquainted with the inside working Of
the Democratic party'A organization.

be acquainted with the inside working Of
the Democratic party's organization,
,ro this claim the 1Tuslonlgts retort that
the members OF the House OF Delegates In
question have been lisn-long Democrats,
and that they never voted any other than
the Democratic ticket In their lives. II
they are not entitled to seats In the eau.
Gus, they declare, then no man eleoteu
on their ticket from any city or county
III the Stntc Is entitled thereto.
Notwithstanding the claims and counter
claims Of all parties involved. there is
going to be q pretty hot fight q, thus $
question. The straightouts are going 70
make d most strenuous effort to discredit
the county representaty ..a, ana The s eo IN
equally sliong night to discredit the
stralghtouts. They VIII represent among n
other things to the House Of Represent
atiycs when this question Is raised that
tho question Of tie regularity of either
Democratic committee N Norfolk county l,1ts
IS still an open one, and Furthermore they
viii claim that out Of more than tour
thousand white registered voters ~ y 81 81,
folk county. tho straightout party poilleeo
onIv sixteen hundred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Bruce-Anderson.
Speclul TO The Times Dispatch,

SpecNII 10 ! TO 1FEFo'' ','1l 'F'Sss|"7 N
FREDER. CksBURG. YA.t, JAZZ :, ".
Mr. Warren Bruce and Mss !, I IL AM
de ts of Caroline connty, were marrh,e sl
few days at nsle ol po,rt II Ro that
nnWnuSniatin. The attendants were MT.
iinmpton Anderson and Miss Milo Bruce
Nh. Robert Watts and Miss EStelie LII Ill
derson; Mr.. John Samuel and MISS E'e'
NN Mr.. and and AIRS Bruce will reside near
Mr. Henry Harris. son OF PEos' u, N, N.
Of ." Mrs. u, i. Willis, Of this City vas I,
married few days ayso to Miss lIii'a AZ
Riser, Of Ggeenylle. ;, ti as me Aa, nn
H liar Harris and Ills bride are nov visiting
Ills father near I4lgnum, Suipsper e n1a9"-
IN, where house party IS pelhS Ae1a'
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.CARTERSVILLE w. c. 7. q.
Broke His Cheek by a Fall on
The Ice-Wedded Pair.

tSnecial to The Times-D4ispatcha ~, .
tartersyille II. 6. r. u. had It's first
meeting Of the new year IN the BAPTIST
Church. Sunday morning, tho programme
consisting Of music, readings ana reolta-
Mr.. o. A. Parrish, who has been suffor5
Ing with a broken cheeKnone ana bruised
f + about wH' lis We Work agaN
Mr.. Harry cubreth. Of Philadelphia,
VINO was married on the a y, Of la as
White WHITE Hall, Va. arrived here yesterday
with his bride. after having (, spent two t, "
.lr and Mrs. Culbreth will remain with
az bFlde's relatives near cartergyil|e.
for Q few days. and viii then 50 70 White w ,.es
for FLORIDA, where they expect to stay
during tho rest Of tho winter.
This sectiin has never known g better
Ice season than Il has nad this year,
All the icelouses have heen filled with
leo from Z to 10 inches tladk,
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FIRE CAPTAINS FALL.
Ladder Breaks, Throwing Him
to the Ground.
to Tha Tlmes. plspatch.)

rspecial to Tho Times: Dispatch.)
PETERSBURCi. VA, Jan 8.-W. p.
Burton. captain In charge at the South
street fire engine house, received painful
injuries by, a fall this morning, IN Do
scending the hose tower the ladder
broke, nreeipltatlng him to the ground,
a distance Of about Twenty-Five feet, his
ankle was badly spralned and no was
otherwise shaken UP
Bishop a, NJ, Randolph will visit Grace
Episcopal Church for confirmation SER
vice and sermon Sunday morning Feb
ruary 1Ath,
Mrs Mamie Ridout Rust. wife Of
lieutenant Armisteed Rust, y, s, ~, Is
tho guest Of Mrs John Rldeut, In lliTh
street.
Mrs. Louis ]. l.eseur. after q visit to
her parents In Petersburg, has returned
10 her hone In washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
NEW YEAR SNAKES.
Pumpkin Story Easily Believed
After Christmas Cheer, Il

8 Especial to The Tines plspatch)
ROXRURY, VA, Jan, Ora peculiar
accident happened near this place few
days ago, Joe Macon is q worthy colored
man, ana a prosperous farmer, VINO
inakes speciality Of raising pumpkiTa
OF enormous slss, which he has given tho
name OF s'Flta Lee" Joe Macon was
raised on the old White House farm
afout which lie feels very proud.
Old Joe ia fond % pumpkin pie. Every
FOhristmas he brings tho choicest oEta
Ia the houss and pies are made ~ II, 4
They are sent hropdeast oyer the aslHl n,
jhpyhSod 70 hid white fslsslds, vlle pEas
noilnce them (inS. TNIssdsy evening To g
pumpk IA, II vas 81 oTiso. " siss ylelgh s
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Pitts-Crisp.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcn.2
pitta. a prominent and prosperous citizen
OF this place. president Of tho nrnl %
Lana Brothers ana Company (among the
Ia, gest contractors IN tho souIh) and q
and Dorrer, Scottsvllle, lett hero on sun
day Tor baltimore; and at =. ooklyn, nc
,lomo OF the brides latner. he and MISS
stella Crisp We're united IN marriage At
y +. M. Tuesday.
Mr Pitts was accompanied by three Of
ns prolners: Messrs. J...I4., *. l.. aud l..
~. 4Itts, and also by Mr, flames uorr,s,.
Mr., and Mrs, Fits Will arrive IN ScoltS-
WHO on Thursday, ana VIII make ''pnl'
nlont'' their future home,
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Dr.. Caldwell's Funeral.
lsnecinl to The Times-Dispatch,

y IN Special to The Tlmes-Dlspa{CH,1
GREENSBORO, N. c.. Jan. "a spe-
ciai train, with two coaches, filled with
funeral escorts and relatives from Win
ston- Salem. arrived at 3 o'clock. with
The remains of Rev. DR.. Robert 2, Cah-
well, late pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church there. The interment was made
at Green Hill Cemetery. The knights
I'emp,nr Of Winston and Greensboro
offlciated In presence OF immense con-
course Of sorrowing friends here.
BEAUTIFUL floral designs mora than filled
tho or!fice Of the cemented vault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
FIRE IN CLAREMQNT.
Six Buildings Burned and News
paper Office Badly Damaged.

It'd Especial to The Times Dispatch.)4
.cLAREMoNT, VA, Jan. 0.--'rhe worst
fire III the history Of Claremont visited
tho town last night. At1o:o0 flames were
seen issuing from the store OF 3. p
klmball, and before they were checked
the stores Of G. Fl. Wood, ClaTemont
Supply Company. Dan Schmidt, Lovers
meat market and Manchas' drug store,
together with six other buildings, were
dc troyed Tho flames were stopped at
the Herald office, but the outfit Of the
letter was badly weroked. Loss, $4,000,
,plth sa.7oo insurance. All those burned
out wiz rebuild.
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REINFORCEMENT GRANTED
Witness Too III to Appear in Case
Against Clerk Crismond.
Especial to The Times-D!sp,tch.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. d.
Wien court reconyened at Snotsylvania
Courthouse to-day for the second day Of
thr trial OF former Clerk j. II, p. Girls
Hlond, Attorney Gordon stated that Com
rronwealth's Attorney Lee j. Graves, an
Important Witness was critically Ill, and
asked for a postponement Mr.. T'tzhush.
Crismond's COUNSEL objected and asked
that the trial proceed on another indict-
n,ent. This request was granted by The
court and Attorney Gordon withdrew
Il ON tho case.
In the evening Mr.. Gordon announced
that he would continue in the case. and
III oceed with tho trial as soon as Mr.
Graves could appear. Judge Waller then
granted u IDstponemant until Friday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
( Marriages in Petersburg.

lspecAI g !He t11less II3 ~ J1rrhis
morning ut $3.50 o'clock at the home OF
tho tho brides parents, IN North Market
alleel. Miss,'Laura Adelaide ALLEY Was
quietly married TO- Joshua Acton LAM
duu. tho Rev, DR., Taylor performing tle
ceremony. boiore u tew relatives ahu
trlends. The Dass man was r. Percy
alley, 'brnrher Of the brius.
The bride Is, the attractive danghter
Of Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Aney. The groom,
n iormer resident of petersburg, Is en-
gagged In business In PScahontas, Va. y.
AZ tho residence of Dr. Wil.lam VI.
Harwoed, in Union Street. tins s ,,. \,
marriage to Mr. George B!and Town l
send The cst ennany was sol elpnlzed py
The Key, Ohm iidout. assisted ~ ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
GIRL OF FOU RTEEN j;
ELOPES TO MARRY

Especial to The Tunes Dlspatch.)
KEYSVILLE, VA. Jan. 6,--Miss Baulah
Wcatherford, aged fourteen, and Mr.. Paul
5Rutledge, aged nineteen, who live near
Keysville left here yesterday for Ok
ford N. C., where they will be married
to-day. They were accompanied by Mt.
Spot. Ward, uncle Of tho bride-el
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
CHRONIC SORES
SIGNS or Polluted Blood.

There is nothing looking aud disgusting old
worry TIL the brain weary and work wan nn tne
place you irritable, Respondent and desperate
h?od
aud constitution breaking unaer
the disorder The taking Of strong ke
mercury potash sometimes poue and te h9oa ans
pair that the scratch bru results Obstinate
non -1ealing Of offensive character,
eating the 1 o
Is always fault antsspc washes and
can down the and cleanse !he sore,
heal itself has purified aud
posons destroyed be
polluted purified and nyigorated. and when
rich blood ereqang freely hso4g 1
0@Oo1ou the discharge OF matter ceases
and the place heals
is both purifier blood in order
aud and builds the hstn
write No charge for medical adylce
me- swyrT sRE0lflo c0., A1lAH1A1 CO.
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Week Of PRAYER.

~ (special to The Times-Dspatch.)
CkSBuR RI, VA, jan. O.
The farm belonging to the estate OF the
late J. ~ Hicks. In Spotsylvania county.
was sold at public auction this week at
Spotsylvania Court and purchased by
Mir Julian Seay for $500.
Thu week OF prayer services continue In
withstandins the cold weather. The meet
ing last night was held at the p pist
Chuch, and there were several speakers.
Of Christ Tonight the services vera
held at st. Georges Episcopal CnMrch.
The speakers were Rev. Or. J. w. Rose
bro and Rev. r. "A. Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Porter-Beans.

{spec,ai to The Times Dispatcn.)
LEESBURCi, VA, Jan. 6.--A pretty
Wedding was solemnlzed at the brides
residence this evening at 1870 g, clock.
Miss Violet G. Beans, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Beans. ofSnear LoYetts--3
Vile, this county and Mr.. H larry g Pors-sii
ter, of Brunswick, were the contra citing
parties. Both are well known and pop
ular in this county and many guests att
tended the ceremony and receptio lon which
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Will re-
side in brunswick. where the groom is In
business, VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
AB0LlsHEs OFFICE
OF GENERAL AGENT
fRv a ssacinted Press,


NORFOLK, VA, Jan. GA circular
f,cm the general freight agents office.
Fearing the date Of December 20, 1909,
announces the resignation Of y, p
MARES as general agent of tho seaboard
Air Line at Wilmington, n. G., and the
fact that the Office OF general agent at
that point has been abolished. The cir
4cdlar was made pubIc to-day. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07

CHRISTMAS GERMAN.
William and Mary College Club
Give a Delightful Dance.

G Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.. Jan. e.-1'he
william and Mary College German Club
gave its annual Christmas german Nom
by Colonel J. B. Christian.
The dancers were: ajs 4.
Miss Lizzie Tyler with 81. r. Morgan.
Miss Mary Foster with j. Wilson.
Miss Ida Henley with Joe Meade.
Miss Lucille Foster with r. L. Henley.
Miss Catheryne Henley with ]. H.
Miss Mack,e Young with Spencer
Lane. gta
Miss Virginia B. Braithwalte with J. W.
Gossmap. il
Miss BERTHE Peak with g. G. Blacklston.
Miss Eta Sharp with T. F. Spencer.
Miss Beulah Brooks with Geo. Hankins.
Miss Emily Christian with G. H. Banks
dale. Il.
Miss Martha Spencer with T. N. Law
renee.
Miss Edna Brooks with g. Q. Ferguson.
Miss Mary b. Spenscr with p. Jones.
Miss Mary ". Mercer with p! Fl. Smith.
Miss Annie Barnes with G. NJ Barnes.
Miss Bessie Scott with Sig. La Guna.
Miss O Keefe with r. A. Holt
Mrs. B. Moncuro with +. Savage.
Miss Mary Meade with r. F. Saunders.
Misc Louise Henley with D. v. Judd.
Miss Lizzie Meade with F. r. Hynson:
Miss CATHERINE Geddy with A. r. w.
Nazareth
Miss Sue Webb with Blair spenser.
Miss Mamie Wright with O. L. Shew-
W. RE stays were: alcssrs. j. Y. Chr,stian
p. r. PEBBLES, W. B. Newcomb, r. M.
Hughes, Jr., Littleberry, Foster, +.
O'Keefe.
The german was chaperoned by Mes Mes
danes A, j. Barnes and r. O'Keefe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Looking Around.

Hon. w, A. Mileroy and Hon. John
r. Rev. members-elect. respectively for
King William and Accomac. We're on the
moor OF the House. yesterday. mnEling
with their new colleagues and familiar
izing themselves with the lns and outs
of the House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Charles City County.

Especial to Tho Iimes-Dlspatch)
CHARLES CITY G. H., VA, Jan. e.
Citizens throughout Charles City county
are filling their ice houses with Ice aver
ag!ng from seven to nine inches
Judge Isaac IF. Chrtstinn who has been
cutie unwell of late, Is still confined to
hs room, "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
New Y. M. G. A. Secretary.

Especial 10 The T1mes-DIspatchJ
sWAkrkNTON, VA, Jan. CT. 8.
Vance, OF shelbyYille, ky., is in Warren
ton tor the first tlme, actively engaged
in his new duties Of secretary Of the
i. HI. C. a. work throughout Fauauiar
SSstic worker and a man Of ability. In
G'chruary, 1909. he leased his paper The
,nepy liecord. in order 70 devote AS7t =, his
entire time to y. NJ. g: a.. WORK. Mr.;
Lee University. a..a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07

Kcy. william Moe White. On account
a. few In TINA te15 friends and the family
were present. The bride is q daughte of3
Mrs. William Cole, Of Chesterfield c9 i,
3ty. and n sister Of Mrs. EiarWo.o3af. Tue
petersburg. 33G @ Ills . . ft (. M
a marriage license was Issued IN this
city to-day to MISS Clara Q. Mccain
ana Richard W. Underwood. l 33{S38 tSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
ROANOKE BAR ACTS ON
DEATH OF JUDGE WATTS

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
ROANOKE. VA, Jan. 6.--The Roanoke
Bar Association met this afternoon and
adopted resolutions on the death of Judge
j. Allen Watts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Fire in Roanoke.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch:)
out this morning at 2:30 In tho small
store room occupied by e.. r, Cook. dealer
in monographs aud supplies, The estab-
ilsRment was Quilted a,d AL stock de-
rhe fire started from n defective 1lue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
.Winn-Gee.

(Hpeclal to The TImes-Dlspa tch.>
/. kElnY4LLE. VA, Jan. U.-Mr. Wash,
Vim, OF Pleasant grove, and Mtss lltla
Gee Of Lunelfburg county. were married
to-day at the home OF the br.dc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07

Attending Court.
Hon. A. Caperton Braxton. of Augusta.
Is In the city IN attendance upon tho
sessions Of the Supreme Court,
Ny, RraSton Is stopping at the West-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07


The german was chaperoned by Mes
Danes A. J. Barnes and r. O'Keefe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07

rhe stays were: Mcssrs. j. II. Christian,
P. p, PEBBLES. W. B. Newcomb, II. NJ.
Hughes. Jr., Littleberry, Foster, F..
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
TWO MExicANS KILLED.
Were Crushed by Failing Rock Under
 Which They Had Sought Shelter.

A distressing accident happened last Monday forenoon on Pinal mountain. in Pinal county, near the first site of the Kellner saw mill, which resulted in the instant death of a man named Pedro Mendez and Refugio valenzue- la, a half grown boy, says the Globe Silver Belt.
 They were camped under a shelving rock which projected about 12 feet, and under which they had built a fire. The rain had penetrated the crevlces of the rock and the action of the heat and water together, probably split the rock and the large slab, weighing eight Or ten tons, fell upon the unfortunate Mexicans. crushing them into unrecog- nizable shapes.
 The mother of the boy, who was in a tent nearby, heard the noise made by
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Territorial Board of Examiners Have
 Been Busy.

The Territorial Board of Examiners issued first grace certificates Satur- day afternoon 10 the following: Mrs. Anna NJ. Dwyer of Cochfse county on a life diploma issued by the State of California; Carrie Ware of Yavapai county. on a diploma issued by the State Normal School of Pennsylvania; ; Anna E. Wilmer of Cochise county on diploma of the State Normal Univer- .sity of Illino.s; Alice Marsh of Santa Cruz county, on a diploma of the Cal. ifornia State Normal School. The fol lowing four are given certificates of the first grade upon examination: Dct Hord of Gila county, E. c. Price, Harriet Douglas of Graham county, and Howard Kerns of Yavapai county.
 Second grade certificate was issued on diploma to Clement R. Page of San ia Cruz county, on a certificate from the State of Washington. The follow. ing second grade certificates were is sued on examination:
 Katherine Wattles of Cochise coun- ty, Sara Cheney, Maud P. Callison. Sarah w. Woodman. V. B. Csllison. Una Halleman and Inez Barnes of Ora ham county, Laurette Cook. Cora Phil lips. Grace Matthews of Maricopa county. Martha E. Wilson. Ode Flow CTS. B. Davies and Stella Phillips of Pima county. D. W. Hall and Gertrude Priest of Yuma county.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
THE MIDWIkTER NUMBER.

The S1dwinter Number of The Times will appear, as usual, on the first of the year. In regard to it's con tents, it Is scarcely necessary to say more than that it will be fully up 10 the high standard of previous num- bers, and perhaps, in some respects, better. It will consist-in addition to the ordinary paper-of three special magazine sections. agg-egating from SS to 100 pages of "meaty'' matter, in cluding twenty-five full-page illustra- tions. and smaller hah-tones.
 This year a specially will be made of the deserts of the arid Southwest and their reclamation. a subject of special interest just now, when the beneficent work of national irrigation Is assuming definite shape. There will be graphic pen-pictures of life in the Land of the Afternoon. and a com plete story of the wonderful progress made during the past year by the great SouThHtlst. extending from Fresno on the north to Fl Paso on the southeast.
 You can do DO more effective mis- sicnary work than by sending a liber- al numt'ser of copies of this Midwinter Number to your friends and acquaint- ances in the East Copies will be for sale. wrapped ready for mailing. at the price of 10 cents each. Advertise ments for this number must be recelv- ed not later than December 9. This number will circulate among thous- ands of home seekers in the East and consequently offers an exceptional op- portunity for advertises of property for sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

the falling rock. and upon discovering the awful accident, sent B1az Valenzu- ella to Globe to inform the authorities, she remaining alone with the dead un- ul the following morning. when Jus ice Carico and Bob McBroom arrived. and with considerable difficulty rolled the rock off the bodies and brought them 10 town.
 An inquest was held Wednesday forenoon, and a verdict of accidental death rendered.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

Building conpieted-The new of flee building of the Bisbee Transfer company has been finfshed at Lowell and is now occupied by the desk forces of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

Club Meeting-The Bisbee Woman's Club holds it's regular session this afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock. It will car y the Christmas spirit, as the paper to be read is on ''The Maconna in Art. 70 Illustrated with copies of the pictures mentioned. The quotations in answer 10 roll call are 10 be on Christmas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

The Holy Bible-Comes in maz kinds of print, also several differer1 bindings. Let us show you one prin ed in nice, clear type and well bound Q gift that would be appreciated by the older folk. The Bisbee Drug Co. has a nice assortment.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

4 Fountain Pen-One with gold oI fligree is a beautiful and useful gift The Bfsbee Drug Co. has a good as sortment of Williams Ideal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

4 French Stae-Brush or toilet set is very nice for holiday gift. We would like to show you our asSort- ment Bisbee Drug Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

Popular Books-A good line of the late copyright books by the most pop ular authors are to be found in odr stock. They make a nice present for both young and old. Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

A sweetscented odor-Is only ob- tained by using the best perfume. Our line of French and domestic odors are exquisite. We have fancy French and American packages. Nothing nicer for a holiday gift Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

When you feel that a nice fresh fss will make your supper complete, ca Main Street Market, Phone IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
DOLLS! DOLLS! DoLLsI DOLLS! See Mrs. Rich's Special Doll Sale.

Main Street Market for fresh fish .aI.d poultry. Phone IA
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

It would surprise and delight tn home folks to receive your phot tograpa for Christmas. Irwin Studio does e1- cellent work. opposite postof1ce.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

J P. Williams was among visitog. m town yesterday on business from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
H Hs H HS S s s k R E 1 H s E ,. P
 BUSINESS and LOCAL E H H s S H 1 H k s H HHH1 1 s

R c. HiG is visitor in the ci-y from Paradise.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

THE CLOTHES That make the ma are made by Blunt. the Tailor, bacs of Fire House.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16

Fancy 5oxes-Of candy. Lowney-y Holiday Packages are just as nice q Igift as Old Nick can give. The Bisbee Drug Co. has a splendid assortment
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-16
Phone 21O-for WOOD and COAL

Harold Stewart is here to spend se7. eral days from ROdeo. His wife a. companies him.