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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
COPPER

The new edition of the COPPER HANDBOOK lists and describes 3,51I copper mines and copper mining con oanies in all parts of the world, cover ng the globe, these descriptions rang ing from two lines to 12 pages eacl in length, according to importance of the mines The descriptions are no padded. but give facts in the mos condensed and get-at-able- form.
 There are also fifteen miscellaneoH chapters, devoted to History. Uset rerminology, Geography. Geology Chemistry Mineralogy, Metallurgy Finances and Statistics of Copper rendering the volume veritable ency clopedia on the subject of Copper ana everything pertaining to the metal
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
ORDINANCE NO. 74.

An Ordinance Providing for the Man nor in which License to Engage in Carrying on Saloon Business. Wholesale or Retail Liquor Business ir the City Of Bisbee, Cochise Coun- ty. Territory Of Arizona, Shall Here alter Be Granted or Issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

it on less than $15 to s20 per share margin. While the fact that most of the present trading is on a cash basis keeps the stock in an exceed ingly strong position. a speciality that has had 200 per cent advance in , months can hardly be expected to go on advancing continuously, even though developments are very favor able
 Greene Consolidated stock is appai ertiy being depressed and Dou-h. is continued heayiness has elm atei practically all local speculative in- terest The former fritAls ul lAe managemen'. who have chane ed tn sir position as a result Of the ditiesu.-. ss over Greene Go-l have Influence hundreds of holders to eeil. and unia it is conceded that Phelps Dodge Ca.. pr some other large i4tei ast has haau buying f is impossible 10 expAl- where the stock has gone me COIL. paAy a-H9t le e~r1il- more than N per cent ou 'ha present selling prlce if it's stock. and. with the favorable outlook for tine metal market. il caa -araiy fail to prove an excellent uu-- chase
 Buyers have not yet entirely recrg- cred from the frightened cOnd.tici -ie winch they have been thrown by ,d- sensational reports from Wall street and elsewhere of an impending break in prices. says the American Metal Market
 Nothing of the kind has taken place. and what tue real position is. will be found out when the consumers re- Quirenents force them tO act We be- leye from our inveSiigati0ns hat the spot scarcity and sold up position of The producers will prove to have not been eXaseerated.
 It is interesting 10 note that the scarcity here Is causing purcnas $ and shipments of Chill bars from Eng land to this country
 James Lewis and sons Monthly Rel port from Liverpool says The fact that the consumption fl copper throughout the world is considerably exceeding the production has at last become generally apparent and con- sumcrs have displayed much anxiety 10 secure supplies. not only for early but forward delivery extending up to the end of the year The conse- quence has been a rapid advance in values not only in refined but also n standard copper tha of the latter amounting 70 | pounds >s 9d per ton from CS pounds 6s 3d on the lsi uito 10 73 pounds 5s in the 25ih There have since been considerable realiza- iions partly for Paris account in con nection with failures of suger specula- tors. and these to-ether with heavy bear" selling caused a reaction of 70 pounds 5s for cash. and 69 pounds IFS Cd for three months prompt-the closing values today
 50 scarce has copper become in the United States that large purchas- es of Chli bars have been made at about l5s per ton premium for ship Mru+ from IiverD0Ol fO inc I-niral
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
A PROGRESSIVE STORE.

The rapid growth Of the Ardmors
Dry Goods company has been phe
nomenal.
The business is less than two years
old and yet stands today in the fore.
most Of Ardmores leading stores.
Since the change Of management,
which occurred last August, the bus.
mess Of this concern has increased
with leaps and bounds
w. G. Ditzler, the present manager
is a man Of many years experience
hayin devoted his whole life 10 the
dry goods business
He has surrounded himself with a
corps of thoroughly experienced
salespeople. who are always courteous
AMI doliging. since Jany. lst the
manager has had their store room
thoroughly overhauled, adding about
90 feet Of new shelving and greatly
increasing the capacity for handling
the trade.
The deck in the rear, formerly used
as a millinery department by Mrs
Spurgeon. has been remodeled and
fitted up for ladies ready TO wear
department, where every convenience
is not afforded the trading public.
About seventy FIVE feet of modern
show cases are now being added -
the notion and underwear department
which adds greatly TO the convenience
and beauty Of the store.
TIE manager has Just recently re
turned from very successful trip TO
market and the bright, new and beau.
tiful spring goods now smile al YOU
from every nook and corner.
We predict for this firm a very sue
Cessful sea sons business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

Mrs b -. Moore, after pleasant
visit TO her son, W. r. Muoro ami
sud family, has returned to her homo
In Mount Vernon, Texas
Miss Marguerite Walton az Hissi5-
sippi is a charming visitor 10 the city,
bcing the guest of her sister, Mrs Paul
HNan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

more intellectual stars than that oi
sny other sovereign, it was easily dis
cern.d that the club as a whole ed.
mired here more in the capacity o.
wife and mother.
The music was as usual, a pleasing
feature After the regular lesson tn q
club was brought nearer together IN
an animated discussion Of plans for
the coming year
The Orio's met with Mrs. g. A..
Webb. Friday afternoon at their reg
ular session Miss Bessie Mccoy was
leader for the afternoon She took as
subject for the paper. Nathan -
Willis and portrayed his character
and life The paper was strong one
and was a credit To- Miss Mccoy. The
theme for discussion was Dickens
Kit Nipples Lead pencils and their
history was the subject for table talk
4 very interesting discussion Why Is
the Novel the book OF the Hour" The
fourth Act OF the Merchant Of Venice
vas read and discussed. During the az.
ternoon refreshments were served 0y
Miss Daisy Maude Webb The next
meeting OF the club will be held with
Miss Nell Blake
Miss Fay Burnett, after a most de
lightful visit to relatives and friends
al Dallas and Fl Worth has returnei.
A Kansas City paper notes the arri-
val Of MIR. and Mrs. X. NJ. Stefel OF
Ardmore, who are stopping at the
Coates House.
The Polmitier Sisters, whu are MI.
sical fayorites in Ardmore, will soon
appear here under the auspices OF the
TX Lodge. Lovers Of good music Will
gladly welcome this attraction.
I
and Miss Ivy Fondville took place a.
Davis last week. being attended b.
Mrs. Lon Frame OF this city.
Although informal the dance given
by the Elks last Friday night was one
of the most enjoyable of the season
and many visitors graced the hall
and thoroughly enjoyed the event.
The music from Gainesville was
splendid and the floor was in splendid
condition for dancing. which was kept
up till late hour Fruit punch was
served in the billiard hall TO the
guests
Among those who attended the
dance were: Misses Segar Of Virginia,
Best of Shreveport, Smith OF Punca
City, and Walton of Mississippi
Messrs Houssr u Shreveport and
Workman u Paris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
as<eeSssseEes sssSSSSSSSSSsa
~ "
y IN SOCIETY'S REALM. ~
Ssssesseeee szsseesees&

effort sometimes defeats its object
Accident often fayors one.
The simplest terms are fashion.
ahle-a reaction against affectation.
A man who owns yacht speaks NJ
his boat and asks people to 20 sail.
ing never Yachting
Avoid provincialisms Do not sav
store" for shop, nor depot" for ral.
way station. Never call women by
their Christian names in mixed assem-
blages, nor speak of a married woman
pNCept as Mrs "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

nave secured the services Of ]. :
Reynard. Of Oklahoma a frstclass
carriage. woodworker and am better
prepared than ever TO take care Of
your work. Therefore am a canui-
date to do your carriage and buggy
repair work d. z. ALLEN
OC-et
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

Approach ~ the spring campaign
sho'Ild be- a windfall 10 the man in
The street with a powerful voice He
can be hired to whoop when candi
dates names are mentioned az pohu
cal meetings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
Get Shade Trees.

Parties desiring shade trees set ont
on their premises should see US at
once. Careful work. p. o. Boz
254. CROMWELL & DeARMuHD.
l0.lm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
TAE SAVINGS HABIT.

are large saving - lnpOHeiOlt'
Pardon. me saving is not impossible.
The saving may not be large. II may
be pitifully small al the first trial; but
the saving will be beginning. and y
will grow There are several reasons
why you should have a bank account
however modest it may be
First Of all some day you will need
some ready money Sickness, loss 81
work. a slight turn In the wheel Of
fortune-~hat will you DO?
Another reason may be found IN
content and peace Of mind. He who
has some savings feels more secure
than does the spendthrift Discomfort
and worries dog the footsteps Of the
man who lives up all MS income
But the big reason is this: The say
ing habit Is reflex in Its action. II n
an index Of character. II is easy
70 spend money 1t requires effort
to save H. The haDb Dbyminded man
lets 20 his money recLlessly. The
tion to spend more than he can srori
ard, In resisting this temptation,
grows stronger
Nor need one grow stingy and hard
hearted. There are many Inducements
for a young man. especially, 10 let 20
of his money He is urged in a hun J.
.a ....,.. -, .,vand.r h{c ha - "a f-np. 1
dollars foolishly lie who resists i5
laying the foundation for a strong bus
iness character.
There are thIusands, especially IN
the cities. who drawing good salaries.
gauge the ultgo by the income. They
do not save cent And It Is usually
these who envy the successful and
point to the latter as lucky ones
whereas il is true that the foundation
Of every fortune has been laid in m"
habit of small savings.
Go to the savings bank and start an
account. however small it may be II
Is the habit Of saving that is more i'm.
portant than the saving itself. Get the
habit Kansas City World
+%+
The days just passed have served a
good an & they nave shown whHi Z
the need for sidewalks is most urgent
1. I. + +
u is joke The Standard on corn
pany is at war with the Kansas lei
i-laur And yet the oil trust ha'
IN. reputation Of being shrewd
:. :. = :.
J. Ia sin an open question whether
Arizona is going TO hso anything b,
not taking advantage ~ tue eIcur
sion rates tu the union
++++
Tho bomb throwcrs have certsinl!
gpt official Russia scared Omcia
Russia resembles bunch A BIRDS u
Filded cages
Santo Domingans say they do moi
understand uur Senate. Tnoy shOul,
know that our senate. like tho poac,
Of God. "pass,h understanding
= + -
Tho Most virginia IogirAtuTp D.
"Wuug administration measures TO-
Senator Elaius spirit is sun dmma
amt I'm W,s, Virginia
!. + 1. =
n ig said the Car is now upposp.
Ia the establishment of Congress
Tho car must De reading the dis
patches from Washington
y :. : !.
Tho standard OH probably fully ap
prcciatrs The Kansas law which doe
not make /. ana u0 usc 'ur au uillria
u" fo.'''' % h''''
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
For Your Garden.

We have all Kinds OF garden seed
onion sets and seed potatoes.
2G-2 I.ANDRUM BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

burg of Dallas. Texas. pronounced In
accordance to the ritual OF the Jewish
doctrine. the marriage ceremony Of
Miss Pauline Zachariss and Mr. Harry
" Steifel
The wedding guests were made up
|of the family and a few intimates anu
a number Of out Of town people Mrs.
4 Krause and daughter. Pawnee, Ok.
lahoma. Mr. David Keitfer OF Msdill, /.
r.. Mr. Bills Munzesheimer Of Mar
ietta. Mr. and Mrs Julius Kahn ot
Ardmore. Mr. sam Herman OF Gal.
weston. Miss Keirer Of New Orleans.
Mrs D. Keiner Of New Orleans and
Mr. r. l. Sanders who attended the
groom down from Ardmore
Rabbi Greenburg as Introductory .r
the marriage ceremony, impressiyely
addressed the principals with a tribute
10 the greatness and sscredness OF
love. and the beauty Of a simple life.
concluding with, May the blessings
Of God be ever with YOU which was
a prayer each heart offered for them
Who were happy In the ullness OF
their love, and strong In the spring.
time OF life.
Proceeding the ceremony Mrs. Nate
" Edwards. with the piano support
of Mr. VIM Schwartz. sang with much
sweetness. Il Love Thee Dear" after
which Mendelssohns march announc-
I'd the coming OF the wedding retinue.
Mr. Steinel and groomsman. Mr.. Har-
~ Keitfer, Miss Dreeben, the brides
mail and the bride, lovely in her
maiden modesty leaning on the arm
OF her father
Miss Dreeben was costumed Ia
white Venetian lace, laid over white
taffeta; she carried sheaf OF pink
carnations tied with chiffon.
The bridal gown was white liberty
SILK the bodice was deep yoked In
real lace, with a shoulder bertha OF
lace and mousselene; the skirt was
On traine with circular effect garnet
with lace and shirring; full veil OF
French lace was arranged with semi
wreath Of brides roses and fell in q
heap un her train. The flowers carried
we're white roses half blooming and
tied with satin bows.
At eight thirty an informal rccep.
. tion was held which lasted until ten
thirty. cards having been left by TWO
hundred guests
- \ knowledge Of tho prevailing
standards uf etiquette gives one a
distinct advantage Society has es-
tahishcd certain rules that cannot be
oycrstcppad by the man or woman who
! would Dee recognized In the best cir
clos. and none can carry himself well
in social circles who has TO stop to
consider how things should be done
~ man be gentleman. al heart,
the outward polish ID easily acquired
% between manners and morals tho tie
is intimate A true gentleman is sim
ply uuprctcnding natural He IS
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
The New Designs are here.
The Lowest Prices are here.
The New Weaves are here.
The New Fabrics are here.


We
false advertisements We your
byde
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26

II is a nice thing to charge demo
cratic fllibuster as the cause OF delay
in statehood legislation, but the eyi.
dence falls down when one considers
that Cannon and Beveridge and their
crowd are afraid TO bring the bill
before either house for fear the dem
ocrats will pass the bill and give
statehood to Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-26
This is indeed a White Goods Season

Oar white importers
It $
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-20
Ere You Satisfied
If Not, What Bitter Proof Can clarks:
burg Residsnts ASH Fora

II Not, What Bitter Proof Can clarks.
burg Residsnts ASK Fora 5
This i The statement Of u Elarks.
burg citizen. .Si
lae testimony Of a neigubor.
Non e'n readily Investigate ii. 2
The proof should convince yoiil. Y.
Mrs. Nancy Lowe. Of isa Mechanic
Atreet, says: q hardly knew Whit It
was to be free from an aching back ana
AN irregular action aud condition II Tie
kidneys for twchty years or more. When
the attacks were 20 pronounced thav j
was unable 70 do ,.ivthing / tried remedy
after remedy il; MY enicayors. To- stop
constant pain across the ioiiis. 0veraxcr-
zion, in fact, ordinary exertioi.. sause.:.
twinges which prevented me from doing
the yin.piest llcilsework with any degree
ofsease. TO 20 up and down stairs was,
i,snre i'nii i tiSs 20 shat when say j
= - Nver sail the tire il misery very
n.iiGiy stat. nv condition 4 news,i
paper account about i,1a,iis Kidney Pins
led me TO 80 to Wells q Haymaker's drug
store for box of them. They performed
exactly what they promised, everything
correcting the urinary trouble, the aching
ceased my health improved, slept much
better and in other ways benefit resulted
from the treatment. Ny son had cccas-
ion to use an ointment for sore on his,
ankle: It was hurt in the frst place,
broke out andsrsfnsed. toshesl Annapolis:
cation or two q Doan's Ointment 80!
soothed and healed The parts Effected
that a continuation iof some time ais
posed Of 1t IS "a Ideally that nothing d
left but slight scar Us q
s. For sale by an ye6lcrs: Price 80 ctS.
Forter- afilburn Baifalo, N. Nj spl&
agents for the United states Remsm.
Der the name DoA ami; take no
substitute. ss Il:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-20
ARRESTED
FUGITIVE
IN CREEK
Baltimore KID" LONG wANllD
BY THE COURTS, Is LANDED BE-
HIND THE BARS HERE. Al
DEPUTY SHERIFF LEONARD. AND
CONSTABLE TRAuGH NAB HIN in
4 MIDDLE OF ICY STREAM.


Under the new administration at the
sneriff's Office they surely 10 get the
fellow wnen thy go sftsr him, Water
|is no barrier. Only . Few weeks ago
the sheriff and q deputy or some with
a constable waded into Elk creek IN
midwinter after Willistn Murphy s1lc
was wanted on the caaIge Of attsm5t ted
murder, and nov we have Deputy
Sheriff w. f. Leonard making aiss itst
arrest in the middls Of an icy stream.
The deputy sheriff ana Constable a.
D. Traugh CHASED baltimore KID
through the streets Of Salem shortly
after the noon hour Monday. The lats
ten in trying to escape Jumped into the
creek and tried to wads ACROSS, but
stepped on q slippery stone and fell
The officers oserhauled him before he
could recover his feet again, taough they
did 50 at the risk Of ticking tneii: deata
OF cold from the chilly waters.
Mr.. Leonard took him in charge and
brought him here on tine mig Y trim and
lodged MIN behind the BARK 1]litte sss
two or three Indictments herr sltinst
him and he was arseste on q esaRias.
Among the charges agsi him 4 ttae
burning d . nay stack for james
AioTsis near Bistcl, mont als ago
q. i. rs s I X sss u M x " = Z
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-20
Manlsa ,Rsturns From Ohio.

Albert AIanka, the well known labor
Organiser. returned lshursday morning
from trip Is Lorain and otner places
81 Onio, where ne attended to soma
business matters. Hs left Thursday
evening for 4 business trip 70 Wheeling
md will be gone several days.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-20
SET tiled
IS STRIKE
at the Cotton Mills and Operatives Rs.
turn to Work AT Reduction
of Wages.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan. 49, At a con-
ference of manufacturers and operatives
OF tine cotton mills at Fail River, ar
ranged by Governor Douglass, the strike
Was settled today 1t began July Is
upon notice Of a l2M per cent: reduction
in wages. The operatives will return "a
work at a. reduction,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-20

For enaesssd bands: chopped lips' I'D
rough skin, Rinesalys IS the MD {.
quickest best case, One splicstion IN
one night proves Il Sold BY stone a.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
PRESIDENT OUTLINES
ISSUES OF THE DAY

Important Recomme len dations to Legislation Made
in Annual Message to Compassionate Part of
Document Devoted to Corporations and Railroad
Rate Observation-Disclosures of Labor and Capital
Dealt With Fully.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
insurance,

The great Insurance companies AFFORD strk-
in, examples Of corporations whose business
nas extended so lar beyond the jurisdiction OF
the states which created them as to pre-
clude strict enforcement OF supervision and
regulation by the parent States In my last
annual message ! recommended that the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07

Congress carefully consider whether the pow
or OF the Bureau OF Corporations cannot con-
transactions in insurance" Recent events
have emphasized the Importance OF an early
and exhaustive consideration OF this ques-
ton to see whether IL is not possible to fur
nlsh better safeguards than the several
states have been able to furnish against cor
exposed.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
The Revenues.

Touching the question OF tariff and
revenue the views of the President are
as follows:
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07


Despite the series of disaster!
which have afflicted the Philippine
Islands since the American occupa
tion-the rinderpest, the locusts, anC
the drought-co conditions are shown t.
have steadily improved and TRANQUIL
ity is now almost universal. The Fill
ipinos are beginning to realize the
benefits of education, and a school at
tendance of 20 per cent is the result
Referring to trade between the island.
and the United States, the messag,
says:
statute In force. enacted April Is. 1904
suSpeuus we operation Of the cuastwlse law
| OF me nuliea states upon the trade between
'hr lhHPp'ur Islands and the United state
untu July ], 1906 | earnestly recommend Inn
| ms SUSPENSION b" postponed until July l. 1903
inlhk OF doubtful utility 10 apply the coast
wise laws 10 the trade between the I'uIt.,
| states anu the Philippines under any clrcum
StAuVeS, "''"lse l am convinced that IL Wi
| ~ I'm uo 80 Whatever to American bottoms an,
| WIN onlg interfere and be un obstacle TO Nh
| Iade nttwrrn the Philippines and Inc Uuite,
| N's,tN, pul III the CuastwisC law tpnst ba nm
, "nPpmu'vt, S',taln| II ought not 10 have enec
| uhul Htt Uudr "A enjoyed between the pen
| re, OF tue United States aud the peonle NJ I'M
| u'AsP'ut ''lanuS In their respective products
| 40 not Anticipate Tat free trods 49,,
the Islands and the United Stntss Lii '.,
| revolution w the sugar and tobacco nrodr,
uon OF tue Philippine Islands So nrimItiy
o ng. 'ng methods 81 agriculture In the Phillp
| Islands so many dlnculties SurroSud ps ~ W.
agricultural enterprise In the ISLANDS tbaI
WI, n ps many many years before the product
| upon the markets of the United ststs "a's nv,
problem OF labor Is also a Formidable ons ,.,,t
me sugar ana tobacco producers In The isl,nas
The best friends OF The Fillpino neonie S i
| people themselves arr utterly opoosnd anu 10
auni'Ssl3n OF Chlnese coolie labor Hence M
only solution Is the training OF Fllinino fsh W.