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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

Hegina, pie Sic meinclt, In mein
Saits nebre1, unb ibr Yater erfilbre
es, oonn miiroe ih mir ieinen 3orn
llto SaB nod Dryer 5u5ieben. Eas
mofte ih permeioen."
Iie @orte oes Gforrcrs flangen
frie eine' beitimmte Iblebnuna. Iber
Sermann nerlor ben Mtrtb nift.
.Wenn ih Sic aber bite, initdn-
Dig bite, @eeina 5u belien", iogte er
nit elmer Gimme, Ole bon elmer glrt
2eiOenifoit b~urd3ittert murbe.
Wfarrer Yinber blifte MaQbretb be-
fremOet an; epn ieltiomer @eonnfe or.
fnbte Den @eiitlid)en = bate Der
Trofeiior AM @nOe mo6l ieIbit cine
9seigung al DEM Wdb6en eeiaBt2
y@s gebt in Der Sbat nift", er.
fldrte Der Yfarrer 10 entidieoen ilno
nit elmer 10 ploslid)en 8iible, ooB
Sermonn bapon peinli6 beriibrt
muroe. CIR iab Dem seiitlid,en
Jreunoe foriGeno ms @eii6t ulb
entbedte falte Strenge BARN. @os
fonnte oieien unpermittelten I'm.
id)fpune bepirft baben2 60 fragte
iif) SeTmann inn Stiuen; er per.
mohte feline 4rltrport an iinoen. Mit
einem Male ieooh itieg Die 8ermu.
tbung in linn aui Der @eiitlide
mohte i'm I'M 8eroahte unehrlid,er
8emeggriinoe baben.
ySie ifeinen mid mirfIib miB5it.
periteben, Serr Hfarrer", beeonn er
na6 elmer fleinen Yauie mieoer,
ypolfommen miB5nperiteben. las
tbut mir leib, aber ih muB es mir
g%efallen luiien."
Yiarrer 9inoer mi,roe elm nenig
perleeen.
,Seien Sic mir nift boie, lieber
Serr", entgegnete er mie auspei.
henb. ygtnn ia, Sic baben es err.
ratben. 0er5eiben Sic, penn idj
Sbnen llnred)t tbat."
Serniann ihnieg. Sn ieinem SSr-
nern ihien lid) elm pid)tieer 8oreons
81 poQ3ieben. oenr ieine 9ruit az.
beitete raid)er, ieine 4ugen flamm.
ten blis1bnlid) auf uuo iein @ntlis
fdrbte lid roiber. 4uf einmal trdt
er ndber all Den Efarrer beron unO
iaste nit eigentbiimlid bewegter
Gimme:
Sic weroen meine gitte be5iis-
lid Der Shottenbauerntofter be.
greifen, Serr Tforrer, penn i'd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
3lucinnbsmansisites &apitel.

Sn fiirseiter Sriit mubte gon5 9i.
id]ofsmais BON Dem 9erbangnib, oas
Den Shasfrieol credit bottle. Die
meiiten 9eute, ielber I'M 9anne oes
Mberglaubens itebeno, munoerten lid,
Oh oes @oriales niht; bel Der be-
fdnnten 0eieung Srieols Siim
Sfatgraben erifien ibnen Dos iin-
beimlide Greignis als etlpas gan5
Selbltperitanolihes. 9iesmal. 10
iagten lie, batten linn Die boien @ei-
tier libel mitaeipielt. Cine anbere
Notwithstanding 8sbauptung gina
bereits oabin, DER 2euiel babe Dem
SdosirieOl ben Sols umgeorebt
nuo IN oieicm 3uItanbe lei Der gllr.
l6e g%efunoen morcen.
Niemano i'm 9orie murbe oiird)
oieie G,riid,te 10 iebr aufeereet ME
Der Sdottenbofer.. Cine Stub bon
9eiorgniiicn ai,Glte i'm. Gs mar
Inn 81 Mlitbe. ais bereite lid I'M
SGooBe ieneS GreigniiieS elm IuSgang
Dor, Der fir i'm ~gaidbrlif weroen
fcnnie. Satte Der 6rieol etpn cinen
nddtliten gngriif auf &upert &c.
maht, mar er babel unterlegen? ober
bate or eir2n Moroaniflas Bel lin.
iterer 9aGt a~usiibren molen INTO
mar er babel on Die unred,tc Yerion
aerotben2 Colder art maren Die
8ebonten, oia bos Sebirn oes Sfnt-
tenbofcrs mlarterten. Gr moate lid,
Inn ieoen Yreis buriiber @erpi6beit
rerifaiien. mie Die Iinge laeen; Die
llnaenibbeit tobtete i'm.
Eleol begab lid nlip nod Dem
Mittageiier ielbit III baS Sdinoel.
maherbdusden. Cine 3~entnerlaii
iiel linn bon Der 9ruit. OILS or ber
Granfcn iab. oeiieu SeiinEsn ieine
id)limmen Soritelungen ourdaus
nidIt red,tiertiste. uno OILS er pom
Ha5l criuhr. oaB iein Stieiiohn in
DER perrid)ercn Ha6t beim Sdas.
araben Gerpcien uno ibm Der leibbai.
iisc n@anferl" criAienen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Carbohydrates aapitcl.

Sic eritc Mittbeilung, melhe Ser.
mann am Woreen bon ieinem Sous.
mirt6e. Dem @eiterboier, erbieit, be-
traf Die Meuigfeit. bob Elebl ben
aufentbnlt ieiner 2odjter mioer Gr-
marten suiGaig in Grfabrilne ge.
broft babe uno bcahiiftige, Hegina
i'm 9aufe bes beiitigen cages beim
gu bolen: &ermann lpar bon oieier
Nadrif)t niht penig iiberroldlt.
Gs lag nnhe. haB er lid,
lag nobe, oob CT ii6 bel icinem &C.
%wGbrsmanne erfmnSigte. Bob or lid
bel ieinem 0ew1brsmonn erfun-
oi0te. wic Der Stpttcnboier 5u iercr
Gntbcdung 9elangt lei. woruui Sal
Ter oieielbe allf Den WcBnermaitl 5il-
riidiiibrte. gber Don Der Sotid)aft,
Die Der &nabe geitern Gus &eaen &C.
brnht, lieb Der @%eitcrboier fem
ySoriden perlauten; er ueriduieg lie
einfaG.
Sarmapn beabiiftigtc, ieiner
Greimb. ben Yiarrer, alsbalo bon
Dem Stonb Der Tinge in 2enntnib
5u iseen, benn bieier nabm i~nnigiten
Intbeil on alem, mas Hegina mo
&upert angling; bas Sdidiol Der BET.
Den iungen 0eiiie ging INN aufriftie
uno lebbuit 5u Ser5en.
PTS Sermonn Den @eiterboi Der.
licb. Inn iid IN oaS Yiarrbaus az be.
gebcn, fam inn eiligen SGrittes unb
nit peritortem 9eiidt DER Sdinbcl.
NADER entgeger.
r@os tits oenu, @o5l2 $50
ieblt's2"
20 mems Serr!" jammerte @a5l.
Der 6rieol! 8 Gomine! Iie SadI
Is id)leht aussansa nit eabni. Seili
in Der Sriiab bat n a ansd,t pom
6inSlbauern aui'm 5elo a'funo'n,
arao mia %itoatot, toa 2cbsasSooto
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

Sbnen iest geitebe, DAB id nift
Walbretb, ionbern = lambert, Ger
mann lambert beige"
Ger @eiitlide mid einen Shritt
Suriid. 3pctfrl, REMEMBERING,
gritaunen oriiften iido in raif)em
@ehiel aui ieincn 3iigen ab.
.@ie? Sic beiBen niht Moa-
bretb9" riei er auf's Sodite iber.
raiht.
so mabr i'd Dor Sbnen itebe", be.
tbelterte Sermann ieierlif, bin uno
beige i'd: Sermouu lambert. Sd
bin iener @eberslobn bon ct. Ser
mann, oeiIen @eidifte Sic mir uor
Sturgeon erSGblt baben. Ger Name
0tolbretb lit nilr Olirh umlteliing
Der 9uditaben meines ad)tcn gta-
mems entltnnben."
Efarrar Siroer leete iinneno Die
Hedte an Die Stirne. Damn iab er in
oas Mntlis oes itattlifen Ionnes
Dor linn. Sieier Bid in Die ofie-
men 3iige unb in Die ebrlid3en slugen
o~esialbcn pcriheilf]ten bel Dem 8eilt-
lifen oen letten Sdatten bes 3mei,
fels. Mit ireuoiger Selpegung err.
griff er Sermann's Sanoe un0, lie
trGitig ldiittelno, REF er:
ia. i'd claude Sbneli. i6 claude
Sbnen bon gunjem Ser5cn. Seien
Sic mir gegriibi, tauieno Wal &C.
eriibtl @,ld,' cine 6reuoe iiir
MIDI yield cine 6reuoe!l"
sd oonfe Sbren, bofmiirbiger
Sreuno". iprad) Sermann berpegt.
,Sari iD meme Bite ,betreiiS De
gina mieberbolen? Sic merber
mid, wobl niht mebr mibperlteDen. +"
Ter Yiarrer iaste iest ioiort ieine
0titbilfe 81. Inn Hceina Gem 3orne
oeS Satcrs 81 en.5ie9en. Gann
iiigte or bel:
ysls 0esenleiinlng perben Sic
mir, mein lieber 6reuub. bon oen
Sdidialen er5dl!eh. Die Sic i'm
9ouie oieier rieien Sabre eriabren
boben. ieithem Sic BON DER Seimatb
entiernt lebten."
Sermom ieui5te aui,
.Sa, meine @eidihte!" ioatc or
ernit uno iait id)mcrmiitbig bel Den,
G2oonfen an ieine Yergangenheit.
I'D fam Sbncu iiir iest MIR bos
@iftigite carous mittbeilcn, Nie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
@abt Slr 0elo az berleiAen2

aenn 3hr @slo babt, lpeldlss 31r i'm ,peltIid5eN
Joipa alr quite First Mortgage Farm Loans
diisleihei iuplt, 10 inrei0t an oeu untsr3eidjues
ter. 2ie igeii.su Seier tieier 3eitiing ,uifeu, tute
iusrthoun uno Gut oas Sono I'M 9eglnrs, Rems
len uuo Brdroiue III. Ter llrter3cidmete fam
Gldl CUTE First Mortgage Loans in &lpmoutt
ober Stour 9puEtu b%eiorgen. I'm tdhere Qu3s
funtt id)rctbt an bath. 20. 5aber, Aenied, ia.
I'm aabcre anStuiit iiber meine Eerion,
ldreibe man all 8ep. s. 4. SSulte, Stems
len, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20


flitftieen ltmriiie o~erielben; Die
G%tn5elbeiten er5dble ih Sbnen ipa.
fer. Is iinb mitirnter iebr iGDere
3eiten, auf Die i1 5uriidblide. gsaf).
Dem ih Gltern, @eliebte uno Sci.
matb ~perloren, irrte ihL obne
6reunDe, obne llntsritiisnng, Die
Elm fabrsnber Shiiler bon elmer
Sofifule Sur anbern, bon WiindIen
nod 8eibelberg, bon ba not) Wicn,
Damn nad) Boris, mo ih 5mei Sobre
lang NIT einem mabren SeiBbnnger
Iaes perihlong, mas Die 8elebrten
Ser ltnioeriitdt, Tbiloicpben, Surf.
item, MeOi5iner uno ielbit Sbeologen,
ibren 3uborern boten. Die WiIien'
lhoit lit oomals mein Shelter gemor.
ben; in Den 9ii6ern bnbe ih Den
Sammer msiner Seele 10 81 iager
p%ergraben. Sd bobe piel nit gnt-
bebrung lino 9otb 3u fdmpfen ee'
babt, nit ltnterrihtgeben uno lite
roriihen @rbeiten babe ib mid flint
merlid) ourdbaeIdlagen. Gnblid)
lernte id in Yaris cine reide unO
pornebme engliihe Samilie fennen,
in melhe i1 als Grsieber 5peier
Sobnc eintrat. 3ebn Sabre perlebta
ib in oieier Steluns, bis meine bel.
Den 3oslinge DIE rlniperiitat Orforo
be5ogeil. Fem neitreidJanoen Gin.
iluB Sir Sobn 9amions, oes 8oters
meiner Shiiler, gelang es, mir an
Der genannten Sod}idule cine Hro.
feiiur iiir olte Sprad]en uno Sas
ebrenpoIle Imt zines grominators IN
sieien Sddern ou oerihaffen. Oils
DER cole Cir Sobn Dor bret Sabren
itor6, oa bate er mid IN ieinen
1eitament nit elmer 10 beoeuterScn
Summe beoodt, Dob iG beiite ior.
genfrei leben fann. Gem hofberai.
gen engliif)en gbelmann persanfe
ib mein 5eitli1es Slid. Weina
ebemolisen 3oglinee nebmen idorl
Jet Sabren bobe Steaungen i'm eng.
liifen Staatsoienite Elm. Dor eini-
gen Wonaten nun babe if meine
Groieiiur n~ieoerselegt. Cine I'm.
be3pingbare Sebniudt ,nah meinem
Gaferlano uno nod meiner Seimutb
bate mid oa5u gstrieben. gtahhem
i6 gnslnno perlaHen, b%ereiite ih
einen Sbeil oeS 6eitlanoes, beilIdlte
Spanien uno Stalien, uno le6te
einige @od)en in Sal3bnre BEL
einem gelebrten 0reunoe, Den ib in
9onoon fennen gelernt babe. Bon
Salsburg aus reiite ih enblih nad)
8ilGoismats unb bier bat Der liebe
@ott bereits seioret, oaB i'd audi
cine entiprefenoe geiGaitigung
babe"
sd peritebe, mas Sic oomit ia-
gem poaen". bemerfte Der Hfarrer
nit ireunolidem 9opfriden. YSott
moge SIR 9cmiiben audi iegnen."
.MuBer Sbnen. bofspiiroiger
6rerno", iagte Sermann, bari Dor.
oerbano nod Rientano niiien, mer
ih eigentlib bin. Sic peritebett mid
aud in oicier &iniidt. nift mabr?"
.Sie baben mir elm @ebeimniB an
pertrout. Seien Sic unbeicrgt"
erflGrte Ger 8eiitliGe nit HahOriif.
Sierarlf berietben Die beiOen Wun.
ner iiber Die 3irnGdIt ou unterneb-
menoen Shritte. Sermann tbeilte
Dem Tforrer ieine @biift nit. Srau-
lem S9ranf, Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Gegen. obne 3eitperluit brieiiid]
BON Ger beporltebenoen Infunft hes
Sdottenbaucrs in GenntniB 3u iesen
,tnb Teaina auf5uicroern, iid nit
anbred)enoer Matt i'm Rforr6of.
ein5ufinben, mo- lie oas @citere ab.
morten iole. Ger @oridlas gemam
Den geiiaa bes @eiitlifen. Cine
balhe Stunoe nohber befono it'd be-
reits elm anobe ais 8ote SERVANTS
auf Dem 8ese mad, Regen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Wseea Arebsja,aoen.

Sh eripiehGe tier,nit Strucp's 6erihmss
oeutlde. Vi!uer. Sieieibea heilen ieoeu QtoA
nttnt nuigchrpd)ercnl Srebs ipipull ~iiineriidb ais
di5erlith. Sa9 auertsrut einstg bette QlitteI, nm
Masentrebs eriol9reiA 81 heilen. Sscgsn 9t61ss
reut, 3eignilie u. T. 10. ifreihe nan an:
1owaro -. iSoeoina,
ct. 9ueas. tJppd.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
presbYterian Church

Presbyterian Church SerVices = Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.; preach ing at il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subjects of sermons: "The Christians Ideal" " and What Is It to Be a Christian?" Young Peoples meeting at GAS p. m. The public is invited to these services. John E. Fry, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
NORRIS AND ROWS CIRCUS

One of the most exciting and thrill ing of the many arenic features with
 the Norris & Rowe Greater Circus is
 the act of the Sugimoto Japanese lady
 acrObats. These 1.-the. sinewy, grace
 ful daughters of the Mikado are expert
 swordswOmen and fencers in addi-
 tion to being excellent gymnasts. No
 other circus travelling has a troupe of Japanese women. They are very hard
 to induce to come to this country and
 it took Norris Rowe's Yokahoma agent
 nearly a year to persuade them to
 make the trip across the Pacific. The
 appearance of the Sugimoto troupe is
 a very pleasing one. The demure.
 pretty Japanese maidens are attired in picturesque kimonas. pure silk with beautifully wrought figures that seem to stand out with life-like fidelity.
 Quickly discarding these garments, their beautiful figures are revealed in red trunks and white tignts. Then begins a most bewildering display Of strength and agility in the expert ex- ercise of the sword and napier. As there are six of the young women en- gagged at once in these exercises, the effect can be imagined. At the con clusion of this portion of the enter tainment, the young women go through acrobatic feats; posturing; juggling and contortion. The Sugimoto Japan ese maidens will be seen In the street parade and grand entree in their na tive jinrikshaws drawn by Japanese coolies. They are so quaintly attired, so picturesquely pretty and doll-like as to almost seem as if they had step ped from the pages of an illustrated book of Japanese legends.
 This is but one of the innumerable happy surprises the Norris & Rowe Greater Circus has prepared for their 1 patrons when they appear in Bisbee | on November 29th, afternoon and The parade takes place at noon. The Southwestern Railway will run special trains free, to and from the grounds at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
BREWERY ST. LEFT
 OUT ON POSTOFFICE
PROPERTY OWNERS SUBMITTED NO PROPOSAL TO THE
 GOVERNMENT.
Main and ]. E. T. Streets Alone Pre- sented Offers to Provide New Build ing Which Postmaster Cassidy Asks the Government to Furnish.

Yesterday Postmaster Cassidy for warded to the First Assistant Post master at Washington two plans for new postoffice site for Bisbee. The plans forwarded were submitted by w. H. Brophy and l.. R. Allen. The Brophy plan submits a proposition 10 the department for the location of a new building which he proposes to build on Main street on the present site of the English Kitchen and An nex saloon. The Allen proposition contemplates the location of the post office in the new Allen building now n course of construction.
 Mr. Cassidy stated yesterday that two weeks ago he notified property owners on Main street and Brewery Avenue that he would write a letter 10 the department at Washington, calling their attention to the crowded quarters at the present post Cffice. and with this letter he would enclose proposed locations for a new post of
 flee, or increased quarters at the pres snt location. More than three weeks have elapsed since that time, and yesterday the letter to the depart ment was forwarded, containing only the propositions from the Main street owners, as the Postmaster stated that property owners in Brewery Avenue had failed to submit any prop osition for the retention of the post office in that locality.
 It is expected that upon the receipt of the letter from Postmaster Cassidy, which covered five closely typewriter pages, that an inspector will be dis patched to Bisbee to investigate ihe situation. In brief, the letter sets forth the crowded conditions al the post office and the lack of proper floor space, recommending that at feast 2S00 square feet would be required, whereas the present floor space cnly measures 1892 feet. The letter to the department also recommends a free delivery system for Bisbee, and if this is not deemed practical, the installation of 26O0 lock boxes is rec together with a force Of ten regular clerks and four general delivery windows.
 As proof conclusive of the crowded conditions of the Bisbee postoffice, the postmaster states, Tn bis letter to the department, that during the pc Tiod of nine months during 1905 the postal receipts in creased 17.6 per cent over 1904, and the regular letters increased 23 per cent and box rents 12.7 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
NO POISON IN cHAMBERLAIN's
 COUCH REMEDY.

From Napier New Zealand, Herald Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of all the cough medi- cines that were sold in that market. Out of the entire list they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all poisons. This exception was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy made by the Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. s. A The absence of all narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that can be had; and it is with a feeling of security that any mother can give it to her little ones Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy is especially recom- mended by it's makers for coughs, colds croup and whooping cough. This remedy is for sale by all dealers in patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
OFFICERS SEEK
 ALLEGED OFFENDERS
VISIT LODGING HOUSE ON THE STRENGTH OF EVIL RE-
 PORT MADE.
Proprietress Satisfies Visitors That Mistake Had Been Msde-Man Who Used Obscene Language on Main Street Gets Ten Days in Jail.

Officers Wilmoth and Thompson called at the Norton House yesterday morning on the strength of informa- ton furnished them that women of ill repute were finding lodging there.
 The prOprietress of the house was summoned by the officers and asked if the information they had was cor rect. She denied its truth strenuous y, and offered evidence which satis- fed the officers that she told the truth. They took their departure without further action. The step was taken in response to a good deal of complaint made at various times that certain lodging houses on Main street were used for other than moral pur- poses. The officers state that they have at various times endeavored to secure proof to this effect, but with out avail.
 A man named Coleman, who said he was a cook, was given ten days in jail yesterday for using obscene Ian guage on Main street. The arrest was made by Officer Wilmoth. Cole man committed his offense in the presence of a couple of women at the time passing in front of the English Kitchen.
 Ray Ovens and a woman of the Red Light district were fined $7 each yes terday. They were arrested by Off, cer Thompson while engaged in a war of words and blows.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19

Word has been received from
 Tombstone that the suit for S1O.O0O
 which it was declared would be filed
 by Richard F. Hayes against the Cop per Queen Hotel for the satisfaction
 of damages alleged to have been sus- tained through alleged false arrest and Imprisonment, has not yet been filed, nor is there any prospect on the surface at Tombstone that it will be
 Meantime Hayes is enroute to New York in the company of Detective Ri ley. Since departure of the latter from this city on his return trip to the east no word has been had from him. As he intended making sev- eral stops enroute it Is not believed that he has yet reached his destina- tion with the embezzler
 c. H. Rowan, the bank draft forger. is still in jail at Tombstone. Sent cDce will be passed on him tomorrow by Judge DOan. and Sheriff Hunt is very likely to take the next train thereafter for Yuma with the prison. CT. He Is not a welcome guest at the Tombstone jail, for the reason that 1t is realized that no chance af- fording would look too desperate to him if it offered opportunity for es- cape. Since in jail Rowan has of fered bribes for his release, and it is believed he has associates outside the jail who have been offered liberal sums if they can enable him to regain his freedom. He is closely watched in the jail and keen surveillance Is kept by the guards outside in order to frustrate attempt to get aid to him.
 Assistant District Attorney Flanni- gan said yesterday that he had not been advised of any new develop ments in the case of Mrs. Sauvage but it is certain that action will be taken on the reopening of the Dis tricI Court session tomorrow morning to bring about her appearance at I tombstone. The case of her son, Amos Stone, has been set for hear ing on December 5. SubpOenas are now being served for the witnesses. Both Justices Mcdonald and Mur- phy have been called to appear. along with number of others in the city. The subpoenas read in the case of both Amos Stone and Mrs. Sauvage Tut as the time of hearing of the case of the latter has not been set as yet this is supposed to be an error No subpoenas have so far as known been | yet issued by the defense for wit | nesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
"No GENERAL GAN FIGHT HIS RATTI EC nAIE. IIo ..n...A a.-.---l

"No GENERAL GAN FIGHT HIS BATTLES ALONE; He must depend largely upon his lieutenants."
 Now in "OLIE' I think we have struck a popular chord. so if you don't know "OLIE" come in and meet him FACE TO FACE"
 Most every one knows "OLIE." He Is a great "oUTsIDE ADVERTISER" His little Swedish ditties are catch ing.
 He would like to explain the merits of our A. E. NETTLETON SHOE.
 This shoe needs no comment to those who have worn them but we'll say that every pair is perfect in fit, style and workmanship. It is strict ly a high grade shoe, made by a man who makes no cheap shoes in his factory and so does not know anything but GOOD SHOES. s5.OO,s5.5O and 5000. U. s. Army Shoes, Black and Tan, $3.5e.
 "sELz" SHOES Make your feet Glad" s3.5O and $4.O0 at the
 Safe Place to Trade"
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19

Marshal Snodgrass stated yesterday that the collection of city taxes. minus
 he four mill levy for interest pay ing purposes, had been commenced 10 the city under the ordinance passed at the last meeting of the Council re. Tcking the four mill levy. It is the Sxpectation of the collector that with this difficulty out of the way he will now be able to make speedy time with his work. This will be neces sary in order to make up for the time lost through the delay occasioned by 7he many people who refused to pay their taxes with the four mills for in. 1erest attached. In all the Marshal was able to receive payment of tbe four mills from only about 25 people. These can get back the money they paid by calling at the office of. the Marshal in the fire house.
 The resignation of Mayor Taylor placed in the hands of City Clerk Hicks last week was said by that off cial yesterday to be dead. He was notified by the Mayor on Wednesday not to present the resignation to the special meeting of Council held that night. and did not do so. With the request to hold out the resignation Ehe latter was nollied, in the opinion of the City Clerk, and is now as if r had never been. The Mayor will have to write a new one in the event ne should again change his mind about remaining in office until the expiration of his term in April next
 At the next meeting of the Council there will be presented, in all proba- Dility, a map defining saloon district and an ordinance providing for the same. City Engineer Jorgensen isl now running the lines for the district With its adoption the license commit tee will be able to conf1ne the saloon business within fixed limits. which up to the present time has been impossi- ble, there being no point in the city under the old ordinance. at which li- cense for a saloon could not be com pelled granted by legal action against he city by the applicant for license.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19
HOME LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
Jay ". Lind, Founder of Institution
 Visits Bisbee.

biSlIS 6iSDee.
 Co into all America and Help the Homeless Child"
 That is the commission of the Home League of America, founded in Denver, Colorado, by Jay NJ. Lind. This institution was chartered by the state of Colorado in 1897, and since that date an orphange has been open ed in Denver, one in Victor, and relief homes established in Cripple Creek and Leadville. Since that time 1900 children have been cared for by this league, and over 400 widowed moth CTS helped with their children.
 Yesterday MT. Lind, the founder of this League, was in Bisbee and car ried back to Denver with him the sey- en-year-old daughter of Mrs. NJ. Gilli- land, who is at present stopping at the Norton House. The child was taken by MT. Lind with the consent of the mother, who will pay for the keeping and education of the little girl under the guidance of the League. MT. Lind stated yesterday that the League had under contem- plation the establishment of an orph- aDage at some point in this Territory. and that the work was being rapidly extended in the west. The League is maintained entirely by voluntary sub scriptions, and Is doing great work for good among the orphan children of the west and those whose parents are unable from any cause to proper iy care for them.