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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13
Note the Discount

rs per cent of all Mems Boys
and Children's Mixed Suits
and Odd Trousers this month
$40, $12 and SIS Suits now
$3.50, 5000 and $1I.25; none
cost over SIS. so per cent off
some Special Suits, broken lots
from regular stock. Suits S., Sc
and $3.50; were $40, $12 and
SIS, in Worsteds and Cheviots.
So per cent. off all our Straw
Hats. A lot to close at so cents
were 81, $1.5o and s.. IS per
cent off Our Low Shoes, Tans.
Patent L feathers and Calf. Some
high shoes so per cent off.
Odds and ends at $I.oo. Bar
gains i'll Madras Shirts at 6sc
or two for $I.25.
Bssssse MULLINS Flashing gst,
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13
Hundreds OF Tests

goods during the past ten years, file our
These official tests made by the Departments of
Agriculture New York, New jersey Pennsylvania Maryland
Delaware and Virginia In every determination made the
sample was by state official from goods exposed for
sale have uniformly shown goods better than
our guarantees claim has been made any
defc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13
Money To Loan.

Money to Loan on first Mortgage security
\ very low rate of interest on first-class
loans.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
.Attorney-atLaw
Main Street, ElktOn, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13

Returning, steamer will leave Tolches-
ter Beach ut 400 p. m.
Children between > and - years of
age, half the above rates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13
Tip Top Soluble Bone

For the past three Tip Top Soluble Bone has shown
the highest tests of brand of Acid Phosphate sold either
Maryland Pennsylvania about so different brands being
yzed each in both states Maryland test January 18TH
1904 sampled at Chesertown shows per cent Available
Phosphorc Acid July 18TH 1904 sampled Chds shows 81
cent Available Phosphoric Acid Pennsylvania test June
3oh 1904 shows S13 per cent Available Phosphoc Acid
Acid Phosphate sold in this such tests and the
goods are guaranteed in perfect drilling condition."
When such goods made at home how farmer pro-
fit by using inferior article at distant point nv
strangers?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13

WE MANUFACTURE and guarantee to furnish.
w the highest grade Fertilizers sold in this
section Repeated official tests made by the
State Boards of Agriculture confirm this statement
and actual results i'm the field constantly prove it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
TinleDs'
-s-
TriDberbft
&leiber= =Tabritate

Sic reuen 8aaren fir Serbit
trefen BON aIlen Manufaftur. mo
MooeceHtren ein.
Slparte, bilbibe unb praftiide
MateriaIien itreitell nit chamber
in S60nbeit bon 0uaIitdt, Sar'
ben uno @epeben.
9ie nelien ianmiairten Gaiii=
msrss, Saaline SpesOs. Eana=
mas, tleinen unoeutli@en Gbeds
nno Ylaios ideinen sIIleS ibren
eisenen 8e9 gu baben.
SIR oieie @ode offeriren mir
Die fol9enOen bemerfenSpertben
8ertbe 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
S1.OO she sit

so 8oa uniibtbare 4sIaio Gbe'
UiotS.
"a Boil unbeutli6e Sheds mt
Serrin9bone Streifen.
40 3oa 9eflefte 3ibeIines unt
Bananas.
54 Boil iIluminirte Somelpun@
uno 8aterproof Migturen.
2abt Sud Die neuen Marabout
Soas uno StoIeS Seisen. Sit
iino Die neueite gtOUitdt in sails
befleioun9en; cine uoIIe 9inie
bon 8arben uno 0uaIitdten TO-
eben erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
staOt unO G0nntb.
llnisre Srlepbnn hummer III 1886.

- Wtil6 fOitet ieit oem 1. Septem.
Der GentS bic Quart.
= Supt. Serber beridtet, Sa6 fi6 i'm
MOnut 9lu9uit SwunSis 5eueralarme CT.
eigneten, bon mel9er teiner eineu Sranb
uOn Seceutuns anfiinoiste.
- Die lleberlebenoen bes So. Ote0i.
ments, Bcnnlgluania Sreiwillige, mers
ben am 21. September i'm 9tap 9lu0
Farf ibre iiebenicbnte iGbrli6c 3uiam.
mentunft abbalten.
= Sn benz 9OnUeHt Der Demofrateu
oes Sweiten le9islatipen Diitrittcs, oer
Oonneritas slbeno I'M Geri6tssebduot
itattfanc, WurOe sI6tb. SreO. 99iIlipS
pieOtrum ais SauoiOat nominirt.
= S6eriff unO 6rau 6rant 9cdcr
GO6ter unO Or. S6rOoer, elm 0icfiC
oes S6eriffs, rciiten am Samita9 fir
mebrere gSO9en naf ct. souis, nm
ii4 bic SSeltansltelluns gu beii6tiscn.
= Die SleioerbanOler g. s. 6onuu
& Son BON Sudawunna 9lpenue meloc.
ten am Oouueritas ibren freipilliseu
SanferOtt al. Die Decentralization
belauien lih auf 81 900, Die 9lftipa aui
$2,1OO.
- gu pieles Giien wdbrenO Oieier
Sabres3eit peruriubt llnOr6nuu9en oes
Wta9ens. Der @ebrau6 BON Or. 9lu.
9uit S6ni9's Sambur9er TrOpien pers
uriadte inc iidere Sur irsenO eiues Wia.
SenleOens. =
- Oas imOlfte iGbrlide Snititut Der
itdOtiidsu Sebrer wurOc am WtOutus
9tadmittas i'm sluoitOrium Der Sof)s
i6ule erOffuet uuO wirb bis mOrsen
anbalteu. @tipa 200 9ebrer wobuen
oemielben bel.
- lSGbreno bes Wionats glueult
wuroeH ins9eiammt 81 Sauerlaubnibs
ideine ausseitellt unO Die uerani6lagten
Soften Der ueueu @ebauSe belauicn Iid)
auf $4O2, ,936.OO. Die pereinnabmten
SpOrteln betru9eu $6S1.
- Staots@outrolleur Goitello erbielt
am OOnncrlta9 ben mOnatli6eu 9eri6t
uOu orei itabtii6en Musiitraten. Die
Serihte Sei9eu, baB iie $524.5O Stras
ien cOlcttirten uuO 1874 Serbaftunsen
in Serbinbuu9 oamit ltattianoen.
= WiaDor Council er0ifnete Donners
flag bic SwOlf sln9ebote, Wel9e fir oie
SOnbaussabe uOn $13s.0O einsslauien
waren un6 % OaS 9lnsebot pon Z. s..
gtOrtOn d 9Ompauie bas 9iiuitisite
mar, wurOeu Die SouOs ibnen iiberlpie.
ien.
= Deteftiu Dieter reiite am Don.
nsritas mad SaDre, Ru., mo Gin Static.
ner Ucrbaftet WorOen mar, ben man fir
ben WiOrOer 0tuucci bielt, mel6er am
20. sln9uit Su StttIe England Den Soc
N6rellO tOOtrte. @s er9ab ii6 icOo6,
Dap Der Wiann ui6t Der Serlan9tc lit,
trOsbem er Dem WiOrOer iebr abnli6
iisbt.
- Der slubuu an Sas Ser. Staaten
8ebduOe, an peldem felt iibsr 3abress
irift searbeitet wurbe, puroe Conner
flag Ourd WtajOr 6. 5. Gramer, ocm
.@onitrutteur, all YOitmci.
lter 9iru 8. 0tipple iibrrmieien. Our6
ben slubau uno Oie sema6ten Slender.
unsen lit 25 4SrOSeut mebr SOoenraum
geIbaiten worocu. Der @Ontrattpreis
mar $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Das xbnI abw arts

IaBlor.-Das neue @ebGuoe Ses
Scrrn Safob g)adloniaf an Union Str.,
mcl6eS ocn Blus Oes bur6 6euer ger,
itortcn einnimmt, lit iOweit uOrgci9rits
ten, baB es am 1. SttOber be;Oscn mer=
ben taun.-Oic $4,000 0odl6ul. glus
lcibc wurOe Der 6irma 0tuoolpb alcp.
bolt & So. bon 9tew YOrt Sueeipro1en
wel6e nit eincr 8rdmie uon $10SS oaS
bOdite @GbOt ma6te. Die YOnOS tras
gen A YrOjent Sntcreiien.-Oie Of
ientli6en S6uIen mur6en am 0ienita9
crUfinet.-Sermann, Der Sobn Der Gbe.
lcute Serrn uuO 6ran Sobn 98ebrr pon
Ufain Strabc, wurbe Samltag 2lbeuO
pon elmer Sablrcideu SreunbeSl6aar
nit cincr Surpriie YartD beoa6t, bel
Der lt6 alle 2bcilnebmcr beitens amiis
lirten.-Sas iGbrli9e S9eibcnideBen
OeS gSilbelm 3cll S6iieen @lub miro
am Samita9, ben II. September, itutts
fnOcu.-Oie Wtitslie6er OeS S6wci,er
Dtanncrbor iinO idmmtli9 in gutter
9eIunobeit pon Dem college FOiut. u.
g., Sdnserieite SuriidSetcbrt unO ba.
ben iid fDitli6 amiiiirt. Son oen Freis
ien i6weist ocs SdnscrS !0Dflibtcit.-
Serbits unO 98iuterfleiber better Suuti.
tdt bel 6liibmann & Beibel.
= Die 9Sirtbidaft Der @ebr. SOl.
LAMB gu SlO 6Orge wurOe iriib an
Samitag WtOr9eu Don Ginbrc6crn be.
ludt unO I'M $40 SaargelO mo $50
Wertb S6uappS beitOblen.
- Die slpotbcfe pon Sobn q. g8oob
gu Slb 6Or9e wurbe 9eitern WtOrgen
BON GinbreAeru beiu6t, pel6e Oeu
gelbi6ranf lprcn9ten, aber nlr etma 1S
@cnts erlangtcn. Der Our6 Oie GrplO.
lion am SebGuOc perurla6tc Sdaoeu
iit bCOeuteno.
= Sin tobiii6ti9er 9unS ueruria6te
;u grcenwOoN, Dat Sill uno WtoOiic
am WiOntas WtOr9en ni6t 9erinse slufs
resuus. Oas Gbier biB ;uerlt Ocn 5s
jdbriseu Sobn beS Chris 6abbolo uOn
@reenmooO, rpOraui ii6 ueri6ieoeue
gUtGnner auf ben 9Seg ma1ten, nm bcu
SunO iu tOOten. Dad ciner uiermsili,
gen SasN in elmer Sutide fam man
Sem SOter uabe 9cnu9, nm i'm nit
ciuem wobl9eSieIten S6uiie gu tOOten.
= Die g8Obnuns bes Daniel Sames
iu @recmpOoo warb SOnnta9 Jta6t,
wdbrenb Die 6amilie I'M S6laie lag,
uon @inbre6ern betrCten, Die iuGrit bic
9Olbcne Gaideuubr uOn Sames uuS 81
Saar9elO cr9riiicn unO ii9 baum iiber
Oas 9udwerf Der Srau berma6teu unO
eiuen regrlre9teu Sdmaus senoiieu.
Die 6anlilie bat cinen uOrSiiglihen
g8a1tbunb, aber bas 3birr ma6te ni6t
baS 9sriusIte gerduib, um Die 9lntunit
Der @inOrin9liuSe anjumelOen unO man
uimmt al, oaB ibm Gin Setdubnn9ss
mittel 9e9eben wnrNe.
- Die 60 6uB lan9e Bride Der
SObnS SObleu GOmpanie ;u WtiuOofa,
wel6e pOn Der 98di6ersi Der @Ompanie
iiber Oie .. & 8. @eleiie na6 Dem
Gulmbaufeu fiibrte, wurbe fur; uu6
llbr an !Samita9 WiOr9en uOn oen
WtannI6aitcn Der .. & 8. GOmpunie
mlttelS eineS Ssbefrabnens auigebOben
uuO neben Den Geleilen nieoergrlaiicn.
Der 98d6ter OOrtielbit prOteitirte ssgcn
cas SOr9eben, aber bic slrbeiter tiims
merten ii9 ui9t I'M ibn uno perleben
crit bic Stelle, ais iie ibr SOrbaben
lusssiiibrt battcn. 3wiidsn ben bel.
ben Companion bcrri9en WtiBbcllistei. |
ten uuO bic @utiernun9 Der Bride mar
,iue 6Olsc oericlbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Som GriegsldauplaBe.

~
Die Stdmpie I'M 2iaopan9 babcn nit
Der 9deoerlage Der 9tuIien unb Yeiess
ing Der StaOt Our6 Die Sapauer seenr
oct, wobei eritere. I'M uitt abgel6nit.
ten Su perOeu, in wiloer 6lu6t fort.
ltiirmten unO ni6t cher ralteten, bis iie
Den &aitIe 6luB Spil6eu ii6 uuO i6ren
SeinOen batten. Dabei mGre bas Stafels
ber9lde iibiriide@orps ,weldes oen0fiids
ing oedte, uon bGn Sapanern beinabe
ab9el6ritteu poroen. Die Sdlaft bel
bel Siaogau9 iano am 2. September
ltatt, aber ein pSeOan" mar eS fir Die
Jtuiicn nidt, ornu Der 0tid;u9 ua6
WiufOen, 30 Wieilen uOrblit pom 2iaos
bang, I6eint ibnen 9clin9en Su mollen,
10 icbr bic Sapaner iid aud bcitrcben,
ibnen i'm 9Settluuf babin pOrauS su
tommen. Die Serluite bel bieien Sfdmr
pfen paren auf teioen Seiten i6were
bic Jfniien pcrloren auscblia $4,000
Wiann. Die Sapaner beoeuteub mebr.
IS i6eint I'M Blanc Der 0fulien Su
lic9en, Die Sapaucr bur1 bieie fortses
tlesten Sdmpic numerii9 Su idwdbcn
unO erifOpfen. DEM 1tublunO fann auf
Sabre binaus irinc gciallenen 2auienoc
bur6 ueue Wtannl6aiten erieeen, Sas
pan bin9e9en tann es ui6t. Sommt
oieler .Seitpuutt, oann miro 9fuBlauo
gum an9riif iibcr9eben uuO alle uerlores
nen RoiitiOnen wieber Suriiderobern,
nnb tann bann aud bic 6riebenSbes
oin9nngen biftiren, oeren erite Die Ses
Sablun9 einer i6weren Srie9sentI6dois
ung lein miro. Sc ldnser Die 9fuis
icn Surd fOrtSciestc 0fiid;iise cine @uts
ldeiOung binausl6isbcn tOnnen. oeitO
idwicri9cr miro Die cage fir Sapau.
S8aS niisen all bic Sampfc unO Wtens
i6cnopfer, wcnn ben Sapanern Der
6einO I'M cHti9eiOenOen WtOmente itets
piebcr entl6liift?
Son Sort 9lrtBur lie9en feline weites
ren YeridtG Dor, ais OaB bic 6eitung
td9li6 bOmbarOirt wiro. SOn Slotten=
bcwegun9en uerlaHtst nidts.
gSir ibon Obcn ss9eia9t, finoct ieet
Gin n9Settrcuneu" Spii6en Otuiieu uno
SapaHcrn nab Wiufoen ;u itatt, wobei
Die lesteren ueriu6en, ii9 Swtiden bic
StaOt unO Oie 0tuiien eiuSui6iebeu.
Gsfinst es ben Sapaneru, Die 0iulicu
pon Wtufben ab;ul6neiben, baum muB
Suropattin tampfen ODER ii6 erseben-
Spdtere Scri6te laiien erfsnnen. bab
bic 9tulien aud bel WtufOen nidt ltano
bulten, iOnorrn ii6 mad 0arbiu suriid>
;ieben weroen, woour6 Die gauge liibs
li6e WtanOi9urci Den Sapanern in bie
0anOe ficle. SSie iiir bic 0tuiieu Sar.
bin, 10 mare fir oie Sapanrr Wtufoeu
Gin uOr;iiSlides 9Sinterquurtier, bonn
lie t0nnten bort nit 9erin9er Wfiibe
ibren GrOuiant aus Den 6inelii9eu Yros
uinien bcsieben wdbreno bic 9fulieu
III 9arbin ii6 bon Sibirien aus per-
prOpiautiren unO ibre seli6teten Reiben
Our6 frii6e WiannI6ufteH oerart per-
ltdrfen fOnnten. I'M im Sriihjabre einen
Ofieniius6eIOjus ;u beginner.
Jur Gale. geisr. 9u ben uersans
9enen 28 Sabren bate i'd Ofiene SSuns
Den an ben 6iiBcn. SD CAB pdbrenb
Oicier 3eit iiber 1900 Dollars fir ir;ts
Ii6e SebaHOluns uuO Wteoijinen aus
Obue ScilunS gu srSisIcn, bis mid
6Orni's sllpcntrdutcr Smtbelsber nics
Der 9eiuuO mu6te. SD bin fir biele
grObe 8Obltbat Dem 6ubrifauten bieleS
Dtittels iebr bantbar.
2beo. Oambom.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08

SRI. Sennie g., 8O6ter Scr 6rau
Gatbariue Saufmanu pOu YrescOtt
9luenuc, wurOc seitern Wiittug nit
Serrn 5raut GjOOo in Der 9race lutbe-
ridden STRIDE 9etraut.
= Der ie6fte 3wciiabrise GOuOeut
6es r9uOepcuOent SrOer Of 5Orsiters
Ses Staates muroc am Oienlta9 in
@usrnieg's 0ullr crOfinet. Gtwu 100
0elesateu battsn ii6 einSeiteIlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
yScsae MmSci9ea.
(SrefntUrs Oeacb riebt. Din

NgefntprS Seacbricbt. Sins
" tTlaliufbaft ets prf. Gbartts
D. Reufftr, lsBlbin Scn Scranton, pi.
,1netm biz unitTltihnsitn ais 5tifimtnts.
pcIIiirsdsr etr cbissn SiuterIahtnl6aft unannt
pcrhtn hnr. ptrptu bitrmii Hllt, ptIht ptrlsl-
btn l9ultfn, iur lefOrttssn 3abIuns aufstfcr-
efrt une ptr doretrnnssn gegtH pifitlkt bat,
msss ils bsgIaubist sinTti6m an
aarl 9B. 9. Rtufftr,
1856 Nnua R. Ntufftr,
Wars &. Htuffsr,
52s sadaRdHHa aw. grtfutprfH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
@innaebcseit SfotbwemSiofcitem

Spe3taitlten I br SSode unb WiOutas goab
alSe lsre9t Se min oaB Sut Ommt Bargains
ga Seoerparne Oien Sa6en sic Sei9 mme m NSaie
ment.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Pearl Courtney. of the Bluff
City, an employee of the Duffy
Trow Bridge stone foundry
spent Sunday in this city with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Courtney.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Reed holland came home from
Quincy, Saturday to spend the
holidays.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22
Holiday Rates via Wabash Route.

Tickets will be sold at re-
duced rates on Dec. Oath, 25th,
26th, 3lst AMI Jan. 1st and end,
limited to return Jan. 4th.
H. E. WATTS,
p. & T. A, Moberly, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Miss Edith Evans student at
Stephens College is spending
Christmas with the homefolks
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Willis Harris. of lakewood,
Mo-, FELL out with his son Will
liam over nine acres of ground
that he had decided to the boy.
The elder Harris wanted the
land back and the son would:not
give it up so the elder secured
his shot gun and let both bar
rels go. When the physicians
were through, they had secured
fifty stray shot from Willis
back. Will will recover.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

The Big Doll at W. B. Spald-
ing's will be awarded Jan. End,
1905.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Get your pork sausage a
Sp;ker's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Burglars who entered the
residence of a lawyer at Gen.
tralia got $12 from the servant
and only "a from the lawyer.
But then Centralia is not tn e
only town in which the servants
seem to have the best side of
he servant problem.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22
Veach.

Miss Roberta Veach we'll
known in this city and sister
of Miss Vivian, died of typhoid
pneumonia, Tuesday.
She was teacher in penman.
ship in one of the colleges
there.
The remains were shipped to
Palmyra and inferred yester-
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

DR.. Frank Turner spent Sun
day with friends at Shelbina.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Mas Sadie Hagar is assisting
w. B. Spalding in handling his
Xmas trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Theodore Sullivan, of Pal
myra, spent Tuesday in the
Queen of the Prairies with rel
atiVes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

II. J. White was a business
visitor in louisa ma yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

The W. G. II. G. will meet
with Mrs. Emma l. Bush Tues,
day Dec 81 at 2:30 p. m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Mrs. Clifton Smith of Hume.
we'll came over Monday to view
the landscape DER and see how
Santa Claus was getting along
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Go to W. B. Spaldings for
Paints and Oils.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-22

Schouten's bread at Grifath's
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31

bonds, and t would be far better that even 10000 Americans in Mexico should be killed, robbed or deprived of their liberty rather than Wall street should lose si0.0O0 from the deprecia- ton of their bonds for this Is the year that We elect our president and Wall street must not be offended. She must be protected in every possible man ncr else she may decline 10 contribute her barrel, and if she did Mir Roose- vet and his secretary of state would be out of a political job
 General Torres is quite a stickler for etiquette, and 1 have been wonder ing what kind of letter he will re- quire from our secretary of state, when the latter officially thanks the gener- als nephew for having these two wick ed Americans extermlnated. It viii be highly complimentary and. possibly ne may indicate that he will bring the matter before the United States con gress and suggest that congress should vote the slayer a more suitable and substantial endorsement.
 England is very foolish about the imaginary rights of her citizens and does rot weigh her wrongs against any loss to the bondholders, but if one of her subjects is Nronged she carefully examines the case and sees that her subject is righted. Her consuls are not commercial agents, and if Way and his companion had been English subjects there would be now more than one nan-of-war heading for the Pacific coast. but England does not elect a president and the holders oi bonds are not called on 10 contribute to making a president to suit their wants
 T liked Clarence Way and his brutal murder stirs up my old southern blood
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31
to and from Nogsles and Guayrnas. Guaymas and Vice Versa.

Suaymas ana Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo & Goa Express and Telegraph n operation between Minas Prietas and all parts Of the world.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui river, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields, Soyopa Sahuaripa, Ures, La Buca. La Dura. Yaqui Smelling & s.e lining and Yaqui Copper companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. H Seymour to pc forwarded by team from Minas Prietas to the above named places
 Advanced charges paid on all goods consigned to railway, which are re ceived. forwarded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks sl ways ready to make trips to any ei the above named points at reasonable rates.
 r. H. SEYMOUR. Pres-Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31
MILITARY EQUIPMENT.

Coi. W. B. Leavell, Adjutant Gener- al of Arizona. has received from the war department 1900 pounds of militia " goods for the equipment of the Ma. tional Guard of Arizona. This is only small part of what is expected. as il is the Inie eLiinn 10 equip each company of the guard in full for field duty, so that in the event of an emergency 1t is to take the field at once without hay ing to send to regimental headquarters for equipment and supplies. This shipment consisted of ninety-seven packages of merchandise including mats, khaki uniforms, kettles, mess pots, knives. forks, spoons, camp col ors anc variety of things too numer. ous to mention Col Leavell left on this mornings train for Prescott.
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'MhswNg,,m Saw|
 Stylish Clothing

Our tailoring department becomes better and
 favorably known with the passing of each day
 And the reason-stylish, comfortable clothing suits
 that lit and give satisfaction in every detai speak for
 themselves. Custom tailoring has for being, in these days unless it be distinctive. Our custom tailoring is distinctive in these ways: First, lay before you highclass exclusive cloths from the best foreign
 and domestic mills then have unusual facilities
 , for fashionng them your exact fancy in every little detail As fit, would be impossible to give
 you more perfect Our cutter and tailors not only expert but also artistic craftsmen. The making of clothing has become fine art There be finer art than that which makes tailor ing distinctive. Of every store says the same thing "Mne's best" but suppose you take nobodys word for it. Make a thorough examination of every de tail inspect the material that enters the su then tine manner in which he work in this department is being done. This won't take long-and it's worth
 while l
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LOOK OUT FOR MORRISON.

Bill of Fare Artist at Present Tour.
 ing Territory Swinding the Public.
 C. C. Morrison, a special advertis- ing srafter, was recently h Bisbee, Naco and Nogales where he swindled the public in various ways but his favorite method was to get out bill of fares for hotels and restaurants. so- licit advertisements for the same, and collect the money and skip the town. Hotel registers are also in his line. The gentleman is short of strture large eyes and weighs about 1S0 pounds. He is a smooth talker and will prob ably attempted the same game else where. Beware of Morricon. Ari- zona and New Mexico papers please copy.
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Addicks of Delaware is reported to have sold mine for s6,000,000. The reports don't mention how much it was worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31

Encouragement Meetine-The En- campment of odd Fellows met in Li- brary Hall Friday night and transact ed business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31

The Democratic party has a Guate- malan ant guaranteed to eat the g. o. p. graft weeyil blood raw.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31

Nearly Finished-Last night the subway was completed nearly 10 the city jail, and there is but few feet of Hume to be built above the jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-31

Getting Better-Mr. Cannon, at the Queen Hospital, is resting quite easily as a result of an operation performed last week.
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BISBEE LUMBER CO.,,
CAPITAL STOCK f25.000

6urber Lowell Office Telephone
 Trojanoych Harry Brown, B. Wooe Mark Troianovh President Iumbs of all . full ins
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The Government Will Do Nothing

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TORRES ( PRIETAs R'Y. Time Card No. 17. In Enss'
June X- 1m.

Train No. 1 leaves Mlnas Prietas at 500 a. m., arrives at Torres GAS a. rn.
 Train No. 2 leaves Torres at s;oo S:45 a. m.
 400 D. m.. arrives at Torres at 4:45
 Train No. leaves Torres at f:30 ?. m., arrives at Minas Prietas at S:l5 Al, Trains Connect at Torres with
 Southern Pacific lsoncHa Raiiwcy)
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e 6 e 6 [. Q (. q g 6 e C 6 q C . ADMIRAL TOGO. . No other parsonage in the : Russian-Japanese struggle has . achieved the personal renown , that has fallen 70 the share of , Admiral Togo. His wonderful . introduction of the Jap navy to . an admiring world was feat . the like of which has fallen to few men since the time of Nelson. Admiral George Dew ey and Admiral Schley at San - tiago, perhaps. astonished naval experts equally as much as has Admiral Togo by his absolute F superiority to the Russian F fleets. Togo has been public iy acclaimed by the Emperor, F and will doubtless be made su- F preme commander of all Japan ese navies before he ends his F career.