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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Killed Bed rs> W C Bmitb pf fhe Palace n.afs.s pss Oai ysslsr1ay af tef aHaii. k3ihg Hp The valley from tNBEias sad securing as many birds ss bf iaw permits fo bs kiiise DT one DafaDH iD Das day iH addition iD the bifgs Nf. EHilfh killed red f0z vhiGh hs sflot from a hawks nesf Co a mesquite tree. where fhs fOk had Ho ApHf taken position awaiting Inc frfufn of ihe baHk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Hohstadt Property Bonded It is reported that J. H. Hohstadt of Turf cochi Sonora. Mexico, has given a bond for $35,OO0 on his Corona gold mine to some Fl Paso people. They will begin the work at once of taking out oIb and the five-stamp mill al- ready on the property will be started up or the first of the month. This property has yielded Mir. Hohstadt about $30,000 in gold since he occu- pied 1t eight years ago. It ranks as good property and lies about fifty miles south of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Eiss' EsnaDst DwipE iD an over. g1g fbe banquet given by fine Elks sn sofar1af gigbi WAS mol mentioned sa 5esfsTGaT's iDirfDailOnai-American. zEsr aHslr vas pne Of ihe best eyer ziF~u lh Douglas. aud as usual. the sIks olq essfyioinz ID right Quito s n1f.ber d visiting brOfhern were grrae.ui sfDfg BlsDes and El PasO. r. f'lTle acted as hyaaimaatrr Albert &sn.es 4 4 Cfshp. W F Kelly. H C. ssas>Hief Colonel Johnston and others srse called upon fo respond iO iOasia sad replied ig highly crsdiiabie sc. sifief
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
Bought Residence-J. G. Cow

Bought Residence-J. G. Cowan, superintendent of the Douglas Im- Egoyement Company, yesterday pur- chased the residence formerly owned sy Dr. c: E. Rhone and locate don Efnth street, at the southwest corner of the city park. The price paid for Eile property was not learned. Dr.. Rhone recently closed out his dental SE1siness in this city, with the an- z1uncement that he would move to Los Angeles. He was one of the pio- zeer citizens of Douglas, and has al- Sr1ys ranked as one of the prominent and best citizens, and his many friends Eiu regret his departure
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

The city council last night discussed St some length the petition presented Tor lowering gambling licenses in Douglas. This matter has been de- 1srTed for future action, and if there are those in Douglas who believe, with ssle IHternatiOnal-American, that gam Bling is public evil, and should be shown no favors in the way of reduc- son of license which they now pay, 1t E time they were getting busy. It SLu be well for the city council to sst the gambling license alone until saere IS demand on the part of the SzIHsns of Douglas not interested in saloons or gambling for their lower H-g Of course, all the saloon men ma gamblers will ask for low license. S1t they are not the only ones to be considered in this matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29


 Ais,af q ffsigei yesterday afternoon. sa flfih sifsng. LafNesH q sHa q eye sssaa Nffhaai ii4ii. isii gears fBd, pHs Ffshisad iH ihh i.ft iHHe lBsf undef be iiaaft by fbiHaaH yeaf lid byy ssssisi tiaatia The HNHnftd bgt nfpp uiiii hih sfaH1mDihsf. Nfs HOf ssa Afaf HiYst bbHa ihe siaiibins -sssfira sod nbe ils'tia bgy's mother aa miiilNfr and NDffs Hi Wb Fe si,p,ids establishment
 fitn bsiFs safa playing iH h vacant as shaH ihn siHbhlHe hsyt place Two aiasis saisiHR fAiss sfn ioig pf ihe s4~Hiahiahfas Ly ihh ipD bDys Al sisai ie thp1H h,t fefiaib ia lhHf Doe sianiiHR Nas done niib a pofkni tnife bs flsftia sNl"an m1ihff 'iHims ihht Hf haa been greatly ubH4rd bg pihrf assiH ip iir phai uhiln iin 'hiid hnH sssr ha had bonh threatened by t'irstin hffaHu uiih spha Hnni treat aasni
 pf Armstrong. nhp whH called ih as if.4i iho HHihd,1 buy hutH ihai uiiia ihu sound iF serious. ii s.aui hDi prove fatal Tho -aunHud ,pt's faihof. his ahiy ilyine ran.bi. iz I r. iipuo. fniit"ai mpH siia is upw frsiline in iho Hiaiu uJ t,asa.J Meti'p iin hAs been nuiinr" sf iiu o''utfepfn
 aiatyf DYnfia't. brinF rrnt nt thu auio. iYYt charge of ibr boz who dil Faa siabIlug pod iufnod him nyof tp Hafsilni eiaulbaneh
 Fiss tlo vas AffaigHrg ihis forenoon sa Judge IsiJYnaiGs cpuft. charged HHfh "a mis1oweanyf. and through bia sff''faey pleaded nDi gglliy. and thr srafing wss sst for Saturday after =sfy'n iie nas piareG under tl00 bond. vtieh was furnished by H C Tad. htz
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
FL PAso 6 SOUTHWESTERN sYs
 ITEM.

Special Excursion to City of MexIoo,
 Jan. 18th, 1906.
 s40.O0 the round trip. Tickets limit ed to 30 days from date of sale, and standard Pullman sleepers will constI ute the train, being personally con ducted by Mir. Garnett King. No one should overlook this exceptional op who contemplates making a tour of picturesque and quaint Old Mexico. Sleeping car fare from Bis bee will be only s6.50, and reserva, tons may be made at any time by calling at depot ticket office. Let us tell 70 uabout it and figure with you tor this trip. ". P. M'NAIR,
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
Minstfsls feniahi On Arcpuaf

Minstssis fsnlght On account of wreck Db Inc Arizona and New Mnh ifp road YasfefaAs tha special car of lie pus Sun MlBsltols did upt arrive lb DDnEiaH unili ihis morning The performance which waH ip have been hyah iaai hiebt Ri the pfpheum was pnat pHnah uniil tD nlHht To-day li nuDH iHa minsffal bnhd gave a con. ruii nf iAa 'piuaf of fruih nnd c. which was very muoh enjoyed bY aii uhp hratd li
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

The first Of a notable series of as sociation buildings for every city in West Virginia was opened at Parkers- burg with a week of events which culminated October 18th The build ing cost SS0.000 and Is one of the handsomest in the country. Senator Camden was one of the chief movers and givers. Hon. Henry c. Davis, the recent Democratic candidate for vice-president, was the chief speaker. He said in part: The advancement and development of West Virginia is a source of personal pride to me. We have an abundance of material re- sources. The state has no better as set than it's young men, and the value of this asset can be increased or diminished as their moral and ma terial growth is expanded or con tracted. Business men want, above all things, honesty and uprightness in their employees. Corporations app-e- ciate the advantages to themselves of good character in all branches of their service. The larger railroads and other corporate interests that give attention to the social and ma terial affairs of their workers recog- ,niZe that what helps the individual helps the community, and are proyid- ing Young Mems Christian Associa- tion buildings for the use of their employees"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

We believe Sir Pollard to be The right man in the right place. iie is capable of directing inc affairs 0f tbe new enterprise successfully. Yet the larger success of The association can only br attained by iha united efforts Df ihr membership
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
THE EXACT THING REQUIRED FOR
 CONSTIPATION.

"As certain purgative and stomach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets seem to be the exact thing required, strong enough for the most robust, yet mild enough and safe for children and without that terri ble griping so common to most prga- lives" say R. s. Webster & Co., Udora, Ontario, Canada. For sale by all deal CTS in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
Copper City Happenings Of Interest
 
sslgsslen IfnI Natr Norioa, fle

sslva'lSf tffNI NaFr NDfiDH. f'lf gigiisgnai offesf af fge Salvation huag hsa s ysfy Interesting meeting AH fhs sifssf lssf nlgfsf an1 "a fai1Y sel siffHdeG DlsenHz in fha afHg hsii Ths maiyf BiH Bs heff bG c. hiEii DHly. ss hs Leaves fDf El PasD "Wednesday fnsaaiEK. iis slI speak tonight DH fhs sBbisc. Where ls NaasfHT"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

70 Reform seheol JsdEf AlDDb. ah tbis morning sentenced Stella Waters. a twelve Feaf old girl. t0 ine reD,fm sehosH af Henson for fhfea gears Sue had been convicted Of ihf theft Sf "a bieycie She Will bs taken to EehsoH Sa Monday by Deputy HAeEn HaYhurst
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Nscsksu Tfain Out of Action Ow- 4nE io the fierce storms which pre- y4iisrd Sunday and Monday morning 4sn ihe line of the Nacozari railroad 1te train from NacoZari did not ar Eise yesterday and it's whereabouts are unknown. The telegraph wires 1re down and no communication can ae had with any point on the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Circus DeIayed-Norrls & Rowe's Eig show train, which was due ID E9ugias early this morning, for the HDon parade and afternoon perform azce failed to arrive in time for the first two numbers on this program, and will therefore only give one per 81rmance and that this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

ii ia piehsaai to learn ihht fine men who have been interested in ihr mhn, HRemrnt Of the club. giving thcif time hnd money to q. will also cooperate earnestly in making ihr ' N q 4 a success in iilebar.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Rev. s. W. Jackson of the Christian church went to Fl Paso this morning to join Mrs. Jackson, who will spend the week there, returning home Sat urday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Best dance and musical concert of bise season will be given by the Doug Hs band November 3Oth. Dance music by full band. General aomis- asOn Soc each; children 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Director Pollard finds tbs men fully prepared for tbs change from the gymnasium club tD fhs r. 8. C. A. form Of organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

it is zlfh pleasure that ws learn that Blsbse "a seeking admission to fbe brotherhood af associations. .s
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
'. N. [. 4. NOTES
 AND GLEAkINGS
DIRECTOR POLLARD Fisos MEN FDLLT PREPARED FOR
 CHANCE.

is Eigdt 9an ia siaht pisss-p. Q. Nelly Claims Honor of Being Char. ter Member Es. 1--Bsny improve. Fdsn1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Some years ago the late Horace Mann, the eminent educator, deliv- cred an address at the opening of some reformatory institution for boys, in which he remarked that if only one boy were saved from ruin it would pay for all the cost and care and la bor of establishing such an institu- ton. After the exercises were over, in private conversation a gentleman rallied Mir. Mann upon his statement and said to him: Did you not color that a little when you said that all that expense and labor would be re- paid if it only saved one boy?" Not if it were my boy" was the solemn and convincing reply.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Several men have made application for membership The honor Of mem Der No i belongs to MT P. r. Kelly, building supervisor who in manner characteristic of the man, made a part payment on his membership anu claims the privilege of being charter member No. l.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
DOUGLAS BOY IS
 STABBEB BY PLAYMATE
FtSeFtf, fHiFfesh TfEFs otD. sfSBs 4 eLhFNbTt of Tenl
 DfH IfSfs.

rssssi snifs thfssi iats fsaT Tssfs gfa Hs, Nsaag fsi Necessarily fsisi Sig ofnssfs hfsssi Liiiis h.a aays iisaaaa nss, sstufasY
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
THE oRMDoRFF HOTEL

AnG OnF0OHFF 7Vt EG
 El Paso is entertaining many ox SAa people from Bisbee. Douglas, Csnsnes, and surrounding towns. It Is sug. gested that when in the Pass City thsy try the Orndortf hotel. It has hsns- somely furnished rooms, is 90 pleas. sntly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class, that visi- tors will be thoroughly satisfied yitN their yisit at the Orndorrf.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

FOR 5ELE-If you have a house oY other property to dispose Of. list l. with George Bafkley, Emporium building.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

FOR SALE -- One golden oak dress CT, cbiffOnief and drOp-ieaf table: mandolin. violin and guita; gasOlins stove. copper sanitary still, and folding screen. Inquire 1G front door. Or s7 back. Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
TOR SALE BY j. E. THOMPSON co.

TOR SALE BY ]. f. THOMPsOR CO.
 New 4rDOm house on cay terms. House rents for gZ5. Lowell
 Broom house. new. on eaBy tcrIns. Lowell
 2 Broom houses. lots near Tn, for only g75O
 Broom house and furniture. TOmD- stone. near in. sf25.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
FOR ssLE

FOR sELE- c. 4. Boarding < Room ing House. a bargain. Best Location in town. Handy to Irish Mag. Card Dsr. oliver. Spray, r. S D. and Low ell shafts. Apply On premises OrI address. 4. N Tong, BisDee, Ark.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

B.P. O. E. Bisbee Lodge No. 671 meets first and third Friday of each month. Visit ing Brothers cordially invited.
 Nj. J. CUNNINGHAM,
 Exalted Ruler. c. B. RINEHART, Secretary.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

bcrea that water from melting ice has
just the same temperature as the ice it
self, although a large amount of heat
has been absorbed in changing the
physical form of the vapor, it will he
seen that this water, which is just at
the freezing point, is a good refriger-
ating medium itself, and should be util-
lied. The difficulty is that all refrig.
orator designs disregard this fact, anC
allow the cold water, derived from the
melting of the ice, to flow away to Il
drain or waste pipe. BY equipping the
refrigerator compartment with a reser-
v0ir presenting a large surface area,
and collecting the drip wafer therein,
the melting ice is reduced to 4 mini
mum, the water absorbing a large
amount of heat that would otherwise
be consumed hl transforming the ice
into water. Means, of course, should
be provided to carry the cold water to
the bottom of the reservoir and to per-
NIT the surplus water to escape from
the surfacc.-Philadelphia Record.
No Strain on His Eyes.
"You must take 4 nap this afternoon,
for we want to go to q band concert
Tonight" said to her little
tbree-year-old.
"But why do l have to take a nap?"
he answered. 81 will hear the band
with my ears."--Mrs. Louis Theilmann,
in Little Chronicle.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

In the world, would find a great gulf fixed between themselves the cnLls'
they would find it utterly impossible o get intoa any sort OF alliance WALL -"
uhu1. they had become penient.
But what evidence have o that Mr.. Rockefeller would fl into uS class
of the few concerning whom you have spoken? may re- askeo' way Wv ~"
be doing him great injustice? Did not III Lord say, uog no"
you, a Christian minister, any right openly to violate tn command az ~ EH
answer by saying, Eyes, our Lord did say judge not" but He also said 81 nel'
fruits ye shall know them" ,
The fruit of this mans life and work is in ten thousand homes To-Day, au
passed upon him, therefore you should wait. But what arew W to val ni!
What are jures and judges and courts and legislatures to this man! iney
are but the paythhgs of an idle hour. More than a dozen state NslaH"
and the federal government itself are today Investigating charge against ~
company of which he is the head. What will it all amount to? Notmns' Until
the people speak.
The courts a be bought, but the American people cannot De p oush'
The legislatures can be bought, the churches car be bought, bt ne A"elra az
people cannot be bought. The plain people arr uSedt to giving DUN ha"e9 I"
things. and they call this mn a robber.
Great heavehsl is there nothing certain in this worldu nul som ec"' "
law has passed upon it? have not the lawyers mind, but do we ue III III
teligence of the average mar, n or seven years since l read MI. AN'u,
Wealth and Commonwealth to the time Of closing Miss arbellsv WV sns'
lave studied this mans company and its methods. 1t this as not per
tured himself no a rel did; if this mar has not robbed the people n o man
ever did; if thsm mar through the company which, e dominates, mas NOV p"f
C n the laws n ma " did.
1t would almost seem that Providence had arranged this one OIL $lW'"o
in order to give the Congregational church an opportunity to take thu hlh
moral ground which would enable it to speak with authority the message MAJ
this age requires. No other such opportunity has eve come to us as a chucn
Above all other mel in u American nation this man is desp1sed. his
membership in the Christian church and his alliance with religious organza
lions have done more than any other single influence TO LENA Inc "orMhs
MAI from the church. God has given us our chance to strike n 10 strlhe7
in the place where the blow will ut the deepest. What is the extension o1
III educational work when measured against the opportunity OF speaking ne
fine, clear word that might have been spoken?
How shall W e answer such a blunt old proverb as this! The answer is al
bad as q thief. We cannot answer it.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

as to where the draught comes from,
| drausht at all, but just imagination.
Still, it is Il very simple matter to
make a little instrument Which will
find the draugllt if there is one and
besides show you pretty nearly where
t comes from.
Get a knitting needle, three large
:orks and four small ones eight hair
pins, four. bits of cardboard, and ali
ordinary button. The diagram shows
you so plainly how to put them to-
gether that there is no use describing
how it is done. The top cork is the
Dnly thing which is not perfectly sim
pie.
Make a hole all the way through the
top cork from top to bottom. A hair
pin will answer to drill this hole with,
beside this first M and very near it.
Run your hafrpin briskly through
these holes until their sides are worn4
iWay and then form one hole. Now
run a small tube Of macaroni or a
Iuill tcothpick through the hole. This
is SO that the knitting needle which
oierces the top cork aud acts as a
pivot for it to turn upon will have Il
icose socket and will permit the cork
20 move easily.
When any one says ~'.draught" get
out this little draugllt finder, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean, and put near
he place where the draught is sup,
posed to- come from. The slightest
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

woman is necessary to the birth of strong brains.
ever had, and re need bigger brains. We need the power to see thing as a
whole, to get the entire drift of affairs. Everywhere in government people fail
Tor lack of breadth of mind, the power to balance all the considerations, 20 see
far ahead and all around. We shall need it more and more as I'LL range OF
power increases.
at present half of our citizens, the mothers oft the country, the people who
90 more to build brains than anybody else,o occupy their minds all their lives
Song with small private affairs. They do lot spend time thinking and caring
about large private affairs. They do n ct participate in matters of public IN.
terest and they al neither bear nr ear as broadminded, as public spirited,
as able children as if they we're ADLER themselves. It takes strong, wise, able
VoWen to make strong, wise,a able lei
Now, if women have the right of suffrage and think about
public affairs, feel the responsibility of them. give their minds to
thGp, turn their consciences on them, it will give is a breed of people better
abo to take the large ace of which have spoken, having the larger honesty
not the small man to a honesty, but the public honesty tina. is SO bitterly
needed everywhere, and for the lack of which Russia is going to pieces.
allowing the women to share the responsibility O. government, to exercise
their minds and their consciences on the duties they owe to their cities, to the
states, to the country and to the whole world.
The right of suffrage does lot interfere with wifehood Or motherhood u
domeshchy. That is proved by the experience in the states that have it.
We, as a nation, are standing where if we, as people, IS individuals, can
rise to the demands Of ur time w car make a bigger place in history than
has yer before been attained-a wiser and stronger and nobhr power than
fhe world has ever known. But you cannot do that with little peope-you
Faust have big e and big women.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26
Town Residences for Sale

In q desirable neighborhood in ope.
lousas, with an entire square of land,
well shaded with live oaks, magnolias,
sedars, pecans, etc, about Q squares
from the Courthouse, s squares from
High School, 2 squares from Catholic
rhnrch and convent. House is two
story, brick basement, s rooms, fom
dre-places, out-buildings, etc, all ii
der good fence. VIII be sold eheap
for cash, Or pazt cash and balance %
ftsne y suit. Aurh Ut this Ufaes.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

Once Of st. Landry Homestead
and characterization
Opelousas, Sept. 10, '90.
b undersigned is authorized by the
Board OF Directors of the st. Landry Home.
stead and Loan Association to offer TO id
members loans at efgh per sentum. Fos
particulars apply to
E. d. EsTILETTE.
Pres, st. Landry Fl. a Z. Assn.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26

SUCH: me may saH Hdnaoons Oh te eS1Nencs Oh such a
Sanity, O If a few such families, in the life of quiet rural villages of New Eng
land in former times. But tn picture me nay imagine of such rural boss
ism" will not quite fit the Philippine conditions. One must introduce some
thing of the color of "te south before the war" eve partially to realize IT.
Imagine a rural community, ecure in the political dominion If n select
man" or o OF two families of "selectmen" and at the social win AM nod
of the unofficial manor house," but picture that sol dictatorship set u in a
community where only two, four or twelve families out.of a population If fer
thousand or more live in stone houses with wood floors, and the rstin cane
shacks, dependent N those above them for employment, n a piece of land to
till, or the money advances inevitably needed each year to till ii: fm1v fran.
Ter your ~mauor"t to the tropics, where fertility O. sell and eaervatien a IL
mate breed laziness and inertia, above and below in society," and Won nav have
some conception of what Philippine eaciquism is in Philippine rural lfe-The
Atlantic.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26
Where He Fell Down,

Il haven't heard of Snagswell for a
long time. What has become of him."
HE has quit. Don't you remember
he got in the way of an automobile a
year Or two ago and was injured to
such an extent that the owner of the
machine finally had to give it to him
to satisfy his claim for damages?"
eyes"
Well, he tried the same game after.
ward on a locomotive. and It didn't
Work,"-chicago Tribune.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26
International Correspondence School,
Scranton, Penn.

Scranton, Penn.
viii train you for any special line of work
during your spaic time, without detention
from your employment, at a small cost ani
without extra charge f,r books.
Below lisa partial Ii + of positions FOR which
we can help you to q 'lify.
Mark Y before stu y YOU are interested in
and mall to us.
AID Writer French German Span
Show-Card Writer i'll, with Edison Re-
Windew IrimEe beating PhoRograpb
Newspaper illustrator Marine Engineer
General illustrator Traction Engineer
Bookkeeper G. ,S Engineer
StenSg-apher. Erfr gerator Engineer
Carpet Designer Mechanical Engineer
L1noleum Designer Machine Designer
Wallpaper Designer Observation-Disclosures
Book-cOyer Designer Architect =
Perspective Craftsman Contractor & Builder
Sign Painter, II at 4 Vent Engineer
Textile Expert %I!umtinS Inspector
Navigator Civil Engineer
Ocean and. LakePEot Bridge Engineer
Commercial Law Municipal Engineer
Civil Service EXAMS Hydraulic Engineer
Electrical Engineer Il. r.. Constr'ion Enot
Dynamo Foreman Eu!re,or
Dynamo Tender Mining Engin 'er
Electric lighting Supt Mn Sur,cyor
Electric Railway Sult Mine Foreman
Efectflc1anf Mine Boss
Wfreman Fire Boss
Telephone Engineer Mrta:lurgist
Stationary Engineer Assayor
Ornamental Designer Architectural Drf'maD
Eltric'Maehine Desi'r Building Inspector
. Chemist, etc, etc.
ecupatlon..r...,.. .Age....
Address
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-26
s~~~@~%@~s~~Qc~ evV"~$%
The II inted Money
Issue.
BY Dr.: Artemas Jean Haynes.

+ JESUS were here in the world today the few VINO nave
made themselves strong out of the many, those VINO nave
broken the laws and praetised extortion and bribery, L
have robbed the poor by trading upon public privileges 1oF
private gain, who have bought and sold lawmakers aho 'hoSe
set to administer laws. who have openly defed every state
and federal authority and prosttuted those institutions on
49,, .au+r- +b,eo ,oop If IesuS were here