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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

masquerade will be given for the child len some time during the month O. FcDr9ary.
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 Recently M.s. Joseph installed ,ac following oGccrs in the Easte Sta. lodge Maucn. Guineyere Moon; A5s2 ciatc Matron. Manic Beckwith; Pa Ion. H NJ odfoow bgkq mfwy hiU ron, Minnie Beckwith ConduQcre- , Letta Woods. Associate Conductress. Mrs. J. r. Brown; Treasurer, Blanch Barkdon, Secretary. Etith StoH Marshall. Kathyrn Muirhead; Chap lain. Jennie Pritchard On Frida the Sth the lodge will initiate
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 The hop given by the Bowling league al the gymnasium last Tue iav evening was well attended and proves mos, enjoyable affair The next one will be given by the basket bal team Tuesday evening. February 7th
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 The camera club will give another interesting lantern slide entertainment a. socn as they receive the slid
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

charming Viola than Miss W'ainright. yhe gives to the role the light touches, +ta'oa .,colors. inteliilelf and ar Jistic 'nt, rpietati E. -o9 the fntshal actress.
 Faust with lewis Morrison ap- bearing as Mephisto will be here on February 22.
 In Monsieur Boaucaire," the lomal- ,ic clalna with which Richard Maa~- field enhanced his reputation in no small measure. Creston Clark will be in th.5 city February 23. and Will he mos; cordially welcomed.
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 Tho a4les bow!iae team were la- -caJed Friday nigh, by thr. E P 6 g. ". -oam
 The ladies, Mrs Nolan, Mrs Yer furh aaa Mrs. Robinson, were only beaten by few pins and are not dis youIaGol
 Tho laiios team will bowl with an other team Wednesday or Friday night
 The Copper queen miners team will bowl the Angius team tomorrow even lng
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

which will probably be next week. Tho views wiH be If San Francisco g. other cities
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 A delightful d7~ Ing party wa giy. CT D the D2no Club Tuesday even lnr al the oman's Club house Turin snort inteImission meet ing leld to appoint a new p.e-i- Id owing to the resignation of E. " Rouzer. C. r.. Rhinharj was elect cd and C A. Bennett chosen % sue cc,l Mr. Rh.nhart as secretary and t7e- u.Cr
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 Mr.. C. x. Thomas is suffering from an attack of grip at her lome in Upr T Tombstone canyon.
 The theater g5ers in Bisbee will be SIaJitej TO know that three gooi comedies are cue here next month
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 Or February the Sth Miss Mar.r Wainli2ht with her fine company will produce Sheakespeare's fnta com lv. Twelfth Night
 T. would be had 10 ind a more
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

A. E Hurst is expected home Mon day rom his trip 10 Mexico.
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 Miss E4th Cawan is visiting Mrs. Henry Ash
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 The Woman's club cave a cari party st ;Ac club house Friday after Lon
 lIi2a Gye was played and Mrs. A. F ,iu,-; was the >ucces-.ul winner oI :L- fist prlc. a handsome oriental ease. Ms. c. E. Rcinhart won the sec7n- prize. beautiful piece of McN..an drawn No-k After the game s-.r -hment= were served Mrs. faa1l sei:El-, The us; e-i~s wI,u several veal scioc;ions- 4 number of .9vitea guests wer present. and much orjcycd tho occasion. A short bushes meeting preceded thc social session
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 The district convention of the Fra tlndl Brotherhood which met ir Phoenix lately elected a rerresenta- live To th' t'ienpial meeuaa of the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

by heavy fne. There are ce-tain ,Nemp;ic-s tn tbe law Aany citi- 1ta Of the Unite- States has the rigA ;o cut s50 worth of stumpase for h.s OF her personal use but DO more.
 Tho homas;eader has special riah' ou he land he has. located a. hi homestead. He can cut all the weed he wants foY his OVID use, but not io sell until be has proved up on the land The bOniss:GadeF can cut off all the timber op groDBd he wishes to farm and will use t1r that pUTpGse
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29
IN DR RAG DON MINING DIS
 TRICTS

Mining activity in the D.asoop .an.e continues Unabated and during The past week number of eastern capitalists have inspected vaulou5 groups in that range with a view oi taking a bond and option on them. Al the northern end or the ranSe Wm Forrr is doing som work on a copper and lead gcoup He has talk rn out considerable cIe and has mad d number of shipments to Fl Paso. He expects 10 commence rC gulaI ship meuts 10 Ben son as soon as the snc'- ra. is started up. z Johnson the Arizona Consoiidai- ! /d ccmpany.of which $ J Eltrillin is managcr. now has force O. thiu7 men at work on tho Republic and Mamoth claims The ore carl@a from F. to 2G per cent copper and F ounces ir silver The company has ROW ua the Cump several carloads 1t orc which will be shipped 10 Benson . is sscn os the smelter sJarts. The company of eastern capitalists. Wn1 recently bonded the Vein property, l also have t5iee of men al work do- ! Ing some development work. AIr. Vein has already taken cut several thousand tons of good orv from this property and there is nc doubt that the company will make a dividend pay ing proposition out O: it.
 Messrs. Doan Weller and Youns. who have an tjtion on the Jcnu Ta ff,r7a q .rict abou, 10 miles cut Of Benson. are making regular shipments to El Pasc and are getting good returns from their ore which runs high in silver. The gi7tlem 9n ,G'pfjl % form a corporation during the neN, lew weeks for the working of the prop erty. They will haul ore 10 Benson as soon as the shelter starts at tha- place
 At ,Le Middiem2rch camp NJ A O'Gorman has few men at work "2- ing development work and he expee's ele long to start up the shelter at that place. Recent development work mas uncovered large body of sulphide ore.
 At the April camp few men are at work and a good grade of copper ore is being taken out This property has been placed in the hands of d prominent Tombstone lawyer. who IF irving 10 interest Michigan people n the claims which are the most promia- ing in that section of the mountains.
 | B. Neal is doing some extensive development work on his g.Oup known as the Dixie near DIagoon Summit.
 small force of men aIe at wo k on the COX gvain group, which i5 under bond 10 Ohio people and con siderable ore bing taken cut.
 The Chinese company are still a' work pushing the tunnel in to strike the ledge now in the shalt. It '5 expected that about l01 feet more VII have I, be done before the ledge $ reached
 Al the Gleason @ new furnace has just been installed and the work oI turning out matte resumed. During the mast week Manager Kemp was in b Paso making araangemerits for the eurchasc of a Iarger hoist to take th' olsce # the small one used on the Silver Bell.
 4 bono and option on four claim in this district. belonging to r. l. Warnclsross and others Of Tombstoh- was taken by Bisbee parties. who rep resent Michigan people. The optio' was taken for thirty days.
 At he I.eadviIle camp wc-k Is con tinuinq in the shaft and the extent '' tbo ore body has not yet been deter mined The shaft is now over "p feet in the low grade suiphide. and is expectcd that when the shai
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

but unCer no circumstances shall he cu' off he umJe- Gat!l he has per i -, tiues io the l.&d
 No one but Ameri>an citizens have any timber or wood .islts ;n the Unit ,1 States. Mr Watson has stopped fh- McNieaus t9-- cutting wood on tlc 2ovsramea- and These people make a practice af cat-.ag wood wherever they can find it and bringing f- to town fer sale. This Will b. stop pod. A c;tiz %. anyo,hor country ca.ns act as e=.nt iH the cutting oi he 25t stamr--e allowed by law.
 N Watson stated tha- he hal giv- n fair warning 70 ai wh3 are cn- ga2ed in the Lu.in--s. and that from now ou any pe.syn who violates tho iaw will b., p.ozecuted for criminal crt,-s".- Naco Budget
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29
ACTIVITY IN ALL OlREC-
 TONS.

Not a mine in immediate Bisbee trritOry, producing or developing. but that is the scene of high activity.
 They a1e all making head way with the utmost speed consonant with good judge ment and they are all meet ing with satisfactory results. Everywhere. on top and under meath ground, full shifts os miners and workmen are now employed. This district was never more prosperous.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29
WILL BE PROSECUTED.
Getting Timber e Government Land
 No Longer to Be Tolerstsd.

V. ?. Watson. Special agent ol th' United States Land Ofice. with head QuarteIs al Tucson who has been in- vegigatfaG timber cutting in;he Cliri-
 Auas nd tfre Swisshelms, says taa eoverumept is determined to stop timber cutting on the public dom1in. I1 is g criminal uffeuse and punishabie
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

caches the water level that the or will increase in richness. Regula. have been made from this property to the smelter at Dem.ng during the past week.
 A new find has beer made al G}a- son during the past week IF grolH of claims belonging to Herman Du-aa and Gus Zelle- They have uncovered a body of high grade copper orc which if il continues iE extent ant richness promises tc return them a small fortune. \ large piece Of the oIc is now on .shibiJ in TCn.bstonr a' the sdlOcu of Frank Payla.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29
7LENOlD GARDNER EQUIP
 MENT.

The new Gardne. bnist and n. splendid equipment with which it i- operating in the new shaft house is working supeYbly. There is no ques- lion but the equipment will be equal Co tbs greatly enlarged lemancs that the much in creasd production Of the mine is soon to make. The equip ment is tbc biggest and best operating at any mine in Ari- ZCna.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

Mike Walsh. for several months general foreman at the Douglas ral road shops, has resigned his pasi,ion and gone 70 Los Angeles. John Hammond $ temporarily in charge. Who the new man will be is no. krowc
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-29

in Fl Paso and Conductor Rockefeller took tho run yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
SMALL CHANGE AT SEA
 FOR AMERICAN BOYS
NOT LOST
 TAINs OF THE DAYs-H ow BRITISH

ncers of their merchant marine. In England, where the merchant service represents capital of SIPS, 1000, 900. the training of men competent to take charge of 1t, Is facilitated in every feas- ible way, and the calling of an officer of the merchant marine Is recognized as honorable and of importance in the ex- For the education of future comman- ders of merchant craft, training ships are maintained. In the Thames and the Mersey two of these vessels. the Worcester and the Conway. are an- chored On board well-to-do young men of good family are trained for the merchant service as systematically and as carefully as are the future off, cers of the Royal Navy. Such seaman ship as can, be taught on stationary ship fs,. of course, the main subject in the curriculum of these floating col leses, but naval architecture, foreign languages and engineering are also considered necessary for the proper equipment of a first-class officer of the merchant marine. In addition to these high class training ships. life on board of which involves some expense. there arc number of other vessels design ed to afford a somewhat similar train ing to boys whose parents are unable to afford the expense of sending them to the Worchester and Conway. More over every well-known firm of ship apprentices. many of whom pay more than $50 for the privilege of four years experience on board ship. When their four years are over these boys are entitled to examination for certifi- cate as second mate, and from then on to the time when they find themselves in possession of the much prized mas ter's certificate, their rise is watched jealously by the Board of Trade.
 The training given these British boys illus t-ate the changes in the de- mands made upon the merchant sailor of today as compared with his pre- decessor of the last century. A sea captain is seldom nowadays out ot reach of the camle and accordingly he Is not called upon to secure cargoes That work is done by owners and agents. But the commander of the modern vessel must know many things strange to the oldtime skipper. He commands a ship equipped with steam and electric machinery and of much more complicated construction. thar were the old timers. and these new con. ditions call for especial training and knowledge. and of a kind which makes their possessor especially valuable to his country in time of war. Britain's s Royal Navy Reserve, composed of ofh- cers of the merchant service. affords material which could me relied upon to aid In oficering the war ships in time of hostility. while the great number of seamen employed makes 1t much easier to find crews for cruisers and battle ships than is the case in this country. The three sailing vessels now being built by the United States Government and the two training ships, the St. Mary and the Saratoga, maintained at their own expense by the cities of New York and Philadelphia, are the outcome of the realization of the fact that without sailors to man them the most powerful of modern battleships are useless and that seamen cannot be made in a day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
BIC BOTTLE FREE.

Write a letter and we will send you the first dollars worth of Feminala free. You won't. have to pay one cent for the big bottle. and to show you that we mean just that we will send you an order on your druggist for one big dollar bottle of Feminala. The druggist will take 1t from his fresh stock and give it to you at no cost to you. We will pay the druggist. Send no money-just write for big bottle free Feminala cures women of those diseases peculiar to their sex. Fewin- ala brings back the joys and pleasures of life to the sick and oppressed wo- men. Feminala sends the blood bound ing through the veins and gives you the vim, the brace. the bounce of real life. Your dark circles disappear. You are no longer depressed-ready to cry, hystericaI or weak. We prove all this to you free. We say send us no money give the great big bottle trial. It's free. If you are satisfied. We will be repaid The regular price of Feminala is one dollar ($1.00) per bottle. Write to us, write today. write The American Drug O., Box B-31O, Montgomery. Ala
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
,ra acston heavy rosin oils. acetate of

ore aceton. heavy rosin oils. acetate of lime. and pyroligineous acid
 The company now owns ana operates A plant at Arlington, Ga, has four more to reconstruct for the use or US own processes and will build five new ones The plans of operations ana the claims as the results are best shown by the following guarantee that the company gives to those owning plants or which may be interested in the manufacture of wood spirits:
 we guarantee the plant when re- modelled according to our plans and the materials manufactured under our process to turn out the following prod ucts: Water white turpentine. mer- cantile white turpentine. also some heavier oils. besides crude aceton crude acetate of lime and medium liquid tar
 we further guarantee that the prod ucts under this process will run uni- form in grade. We further agree to handle the entire output of the plant for the term of one year, and Euaran- tee the prices as follows; Water white turpentine, within 10 cents of the mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
A NEW PROCESS.
For Wood Spirits Makes Marketable
 Product.


 Product.
 Savannah News
 The interest that is being shown in the comparatively new industry of se- curing the by-products of the pine chiefly wood spirits of turpentine. creo- sote. tar and rnsin oils. Is increasing. judging from the number of processes of manufacture that are being used and the large amount of capital that Is being invested in the refinery of the Pine Products Company now build ing at this city.
 One of the most recent concerns to enter the field Is the Amerlcan-German Construction Company. which also has its headouarters at Savannah. Is con- ducting several plants for securing the pine products, will build or remodel others In the near future, and claims to have secured a product water white turpentine. for which there Is an un- restricted market. both in America and foreign countries at price but 10 cents below the price of the gum spirits of turpentipe at the Savannah market.
 The affairs of the company at this city are under the charge of Mir. E. C. Hemmer the inventor of the pro- cess of manufacture. He is a gradu- ated chemist of HeideIburg Universi- ty and has conducted experiments in the pine products industry, in Russia. Germany and France before coming to this country. He visited all the most promising parts of the pine belt In the South before perfecting his plans for manufacture and coming to Savan- nah.
 MT. Hemmer's process are secret and are not patented. as he thinks secrecy preferable to patents and they differ materially he says. from all the other methods now in use to secure turpen- tine and other constituents of the pine He uses fin turn the vacum process then that of steam, and still later the destructive process, securing in the or der named. wood turpentine. rosin. tar. and charcoal Other products secured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
value on savannah exchange the

ket value on Savannah exchange the day of delivery, f. 0. b.. Savannah: mercantile white turpentine price to be within from cents to cents per gal lon of water white turpentine. same conditions; tar at the fair market price on delivery; other products at market value
 We further guarantee that the out put in gallons. per cord of material. shall equal If not exceed the number of gallons rendered under the Bilfinger process"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15

Fifth Avenue. 90 he Is not obliged to pay rent Mr. Rockefeller Is only half as rich as Mr. Carnegie, and Is more frugal too. E
 IL Is an inspiring showing of middle class comfort that Is revealed by the personal property list made public by the Tax Board. All the tinsel Is strip ped from New York's pretentf0ns to plutocracy, The real money Is some where else. It Is certainly not owned by persons who live here-possibly by prosperous farmers of the vicinage who often drop into town for the opera. and by persons from Chicago who love the simple life of the Waldorf. the Astor and the St. Regis. Even the Four Hun dred Is made up of poor but honest per- sons who pursue culture and give them selves over to plain living with high thinking. New York believes that8a good name Is rather to be chosen than great riches. Nobody In this town Ia ever taxed on his good name.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
Spring Weight CraVsnettes.

Most ladies object to being bur dened with heavy skirt on rainy days. and yet they must have protection from the rain, so this new 'Repel Rain" Cravenette comes to them as a welcome relief, as it is very light, and yet lives up to it's name.
 And it is in such lovely mixtures and shades. 54 inches wide, at, per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15

the department of bridges are report ed to have determined that the struc- ture must be almost completely re- built. To do this. 1t will require at least two years and meanwhile traffic between New York and Brooklyn will have to be diverted to the Williams burg bridge, tho new Manhattan bridge and the Brooklyn subway tun- mel. now in course of construction. Four or five years may elapse before this can be accomplished as great traf- fic problems will have to be solved be- forehand
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
A Good Name Versus Riches.

New York World.
 In spite of Thomas E. Watson. the rich are certainly growing poorer and the poor are growing richer. There are now only twenty thrifty souls in all New York who have managed to Ac- cumulate $500.000 or more in personal property Of these only eight have 31, ,6OO, 900 or upward. One of them Is Mir. Carnegie. who has managed to save S5, ,O00, ,0O0 out of the S260,O00,000 for which he sold his steel properties and who also owns a modest cottage on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
RIVER STILL RISING.
Temperature Will Be About IS Degreei
 Here This Morning.

The river continued to rise slowly here yesterday. standing at 29.5 feet at a. m. and about 30.5 feet at p. m. when 1t was still rising, but almost at a standstill.H
 It stood at 33.1 feet at wetumpka yesterday morning and 23.5 at Selma. It Is thought that the riveer will begin to fall here today, after reaching a stage of about 31 or 32 feet.
 The temperature fell to 2S yesterday morning. and the Weather Bureau pre- diets it will go about 10 degrees lower or to IS degrees here this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15

Aches and Pains of rheumatism are not permanent. but only tempor -''-- relieved by external remedies Why not use an internal remedy-Hoods s Sarsaparilla. which corrects the acidity of the blood on which rheumatism de- pends and cures the disease7
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
BLACK DRESS SKIRTS.

Light weight Voiles and Cheviots, elegantly tailored to give that correct set to the fig ure which gives one the much desired chic appearance. Some are trimmed in braid and silk, others are tastefully tucked and sheered, and all are specially dressy. Values $6 to $2O. This week, special discount of 25 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
RusrNEsS oProRTuNYTv.

One of the best equipped blaming mill plants together with a brokerage business can be had at a barESIn. Splendid connection for lumber dealer or door manufactures. Address, Box 7OS, Fitzgerald, Ga. 3t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
VIII Rebuild BrooIxIvU HrIaee

New York, Jan. 1s.-Fearfui lest the strain to which the Brooklyn bridge is being subjected will weaken it to such an extent that great catastro- phe might be possible engineers of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
New Silk Shirt Waist Suits.

They are unquestionably the pret- tiest Shirt Waist Suits that will be shown here this Spring, because they are the limit in artistic designing. Ev- cry line is line of beauty, every fea ture adds touch to their attractive ness, and every style is new and ex- elusive one. The colorings are rich and harmonious, the material is of the most superior quality and the tailoring is faultlessly executed. 4
 Prices :. 4.... ., .... $2O to. $40
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
FINE EMBROIDERIES 15c per yard.

We have 1000 yards of beading, edging, and inserting, left over from last Mondays Embroidery Sale of 5000 yds. including some very pretty patterns in vines, leaves, four leaf clover and many other ar tistic designs in high grade Swiss, nainsook and cambric which we offer for cash, Mon day only, at per yard .. ..15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
Reflections of a Bachelor.

New York Press.
 Mighty few men can get worried owes tboir soul when their collar button is pinch Ing the back of their naeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
Clifton "Bond" Taffeta

We introducing this special make of extra high grade Taea Silk and confidently believe that you will admire its passing beauty elegant finish and superior wearing qualities the bond that goes with each ae And the price on per yard .. ............... ''' '''' ''ooc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS

DO dozen of these pure Linen Huck Towels, 20ax39 inches. with Damask borders. It's far more economical to buy good towels that the slazy ones that will soon come to pieces. and these are the economical kind, at, per dozen .a S3.OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
New POmpadOur Silk MousseIin0.

The past weeks sales demon strated that this is an exceedingly pop ular line of patterns-and they have a right to be. The material has the soft, fluffy, airy draping qualities; the de- signs are specially attractive; and the superior silky appearance all combine to make it an ideal fabric for evening wean q. s. sz f sfI A AS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-15
ALL LINEN WHITE NAP

90 dozen Pure Linen Nap kins for your inspection-and admiration.
 Ask to see the Lily Series in Breakfast Napkins, if you want to see the neatest and daintiest figures in linen decoration. They include the Calla Lily. Tiger Lily, Lily of the Valley. and other lovely lily figures. Extra good value, per dog. S1