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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
NINETEEN ARE DEAD.
Between Thirty and Forty Other
Men Nay Have
MET A SIMILAR FATE
Hsartrending scenes Are Witnessed
In the Vicinity Of West Fork
Mine and Rescuers Are
Diligently at work.

Pooahontas, Va. Oct 5.-Nineteen
known dead and from thirty TO forty
more men entombed and doubtless all
dead, was the situation up 10 Friday
morning Mt the West Fork mines Of the
Pocahontas Golfers company. where
the explosion occurred Wednesday art.
ernoon.
Bodies recovered from the mine was
due TO heroic work OF band OF thirty.
five men constituting a rescue party.
that worked necessarily through the
hours Of the night aud day.
II was not until 1880 o'clock Thurs
day evening that the rescuers reached
a point nearest Paul Entry. where the
explosion occurred. The work OF res
cue was very slow. as the conditions
confronting the party were difficult 70
surmOunt
The authorities anticipated the fear
ful extent OF the casualty by ordering
a carload OF coffins and burial sup
plies, which are now on their way.
Superintendent Leckie Of the mine,
who entered the mine Gs one OF the
rescuing party, had a narrow escape
from death. He was overcome by the
fumes and had 10 be carried out. Ed.
ward Jones. the inside mine foreman.
led the first rescue party. and when
that party failed 20 return In a reason
able time. a second rescue party. un-
der Superintendent Leckie followed.
John Oldham and Ed Brown were
overcome by gas, and died. and Leckie
barely escaped with his life. Then the
third party was formed and continued
the work
Meantime the firs party had
reached another entrance 20 the mine
In safety. and sent word over the
mountain announcing the fact AL this
time the work OF brattieing the mine.
necessary for carrying on the work
OF rescue. was being effectually car.
red on. Some confusion was caused
/ IN the determination OF the exact mum.
/ Der entombed by the fact that when
the explosion occucrred the exchange
OF shifts was In progress. added 10
which was the fact that a nmber OF
the men escaped from the Tug Fork
entrance.
The scenes around the mine were
pitiful Relatives and friends gather
ed In groups az the entries and else
where. awaiting tidlngs OF the victims.
and gave vent 20 their grief as the
bodies. one by one. were brought out.
T B. Cook. one OF the victims. whose
body was found within 500 feet OF the
outside of the mine. was the only sur.
viyor Of the big explosion In the PoCa-
hontas mine In 1854
Parties coming 20 work from Tuy
River. on the West Virginia side OF
the mine. did not know there had been
ary trouble until they ran into some
bodies on the tracks and some dead
mules with a man pinned between
them
While the force Of the explosion was
terrific. the,foreman az the offices OF
the mines aid not know there had been
any trouble until the men and mules
failed 10 come out az the time for cult
ting work
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
STRUCK BY TORNADO.
Sweeps Over Crescent City, Doing
Much Damage.
HOUSES DEMOLISHED
AZ Ponteha,oula, Fifty Miles From
New Orleans, There We're Four
People Killed and n Num-
ber Injured.

New Orleans, Oct 5.--A tornado at
. O'Clock Friday morning passed dag
onally across the residence portion OF
the city. taking on roofs. tearing
down fences and doing other damage.
The tnrnado crossed the Mississippi
river about Jena street. In the uptown
district, and cut across TO the rear Of
the Third ward. one side Of which Is
bounded by Canal street The afr was
filled with flying planks and other
debris. Great excitement was caused
In this district The tornado crossed
Canal street. II was preceded by a
thunderstorm and rain. Along It's
whole path Of three miles or more dam
age was done. Telephone and tele-
graph poles were prostrated and com
munication with many parts Of the city
rendered impossible. Debris strewn
along rs track put the Peters Avenue
Street Railway company lines tempo
rarily out OF business. At TOledanO
and Saratoga streets q market In pro
cess OF construction was leveled. Five
new residences In that neighborhood
were razed. A negro in Douglas square
was picked up bodily and blown away.
Some damage was done 70 the gas
works, In the Third ward Much dam
age was done the oil mill In the same
nighbSrhood. A warehouse at Liberty
and Poydras streets was blown down.
A heavy iron car there was turned up
side down
Further reports OF the tornado indt
cate that a number OF homes In DIFF
ferent parts Of the city we're blown
down. Al First and Magnolia streets
q house was demolished and a woman
and child severely hurt A factory at
Erato and Magnolia streets also was
badly damaged.
A special from Hammond. La. on
the Illinois Central railway. about hfty
miles from New Orleans says that
tornado struck Pontchatoula, near
there. Friday morning. killing four peo-
ple luiaring a number and doing great
property damage.
The Jai Aiai skating rink, AZ Milan
and CAruEdolet streets. was blown %
pieces, and debris from II scattered m
every direction.
There were az least three separate
tornadoes in the vicinity OF New or
leans. including that which struck that
city. Verified loss OF life from these
Disturbances up 20 noon Friday was
one man killed.
A peculiar feature OF the disturbance
In this city was the fact that a few
persons within half a mile OF lorna
dos path knew there had been a storm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
CUBAN INTERVENTION.
Secretary Of State Makes Public all
the correspondenee.

Washington. Oct. 5.-Secretary Root
has made public the correnspondence
leading up to the Intervention in Cuba.
The correspondence took place be-
tween Consul General Steinhart az Ha.
vana and Acting Secretary Bacon Of
the state department An important
feature developed in the dispatches
was that Intervention vas asked by
the Cuban government as early as
Sept s. and that as long ago as Sept
IA President Palma had determined TO
resign as president OF the republic,
and that the vice president and cabinet
ministers had also determined 10 no
longer continue In office II is also
shown that intervention by the United
States had long been planned by the
Palma government. and was commu-
nicated TO the state department Is a
letter by Consul steinhart as early as
Sept. 5.
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LAYING DOWN ARMS.
General Funston Reports That This 10
Fss. BEING Done.

Havana Oct 5.-Brigadier General
Funston received a kilograms Thurs
day morning from all members OF the
disarmament committee az various
parts OF the island reporting that all
Is quiet and tina the laying down OF
arms was progressing rapidly.
Commissioners In Santa Clara re-
ported the recovery OF a quantity Of
dynamite and electrical apparatus
stolen from the BaiquIri Iron company.
an American concern.
General Funston visited General As
bert. insurgent commander in Havana
province. In the vicinity Of Guin, and
arranged for disarming OF his forces.
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Advanced Sharply.

New Orleans, Oct. 5.-The cotton
market advanced sharply upon news
OF a tornado In this city. December.
which closed at i01l. went 20 il.24.
while January rose from 1920 20 the
same price. Later December fell 20
1892 and January 10 1102
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
STRONG AND EXCITED.
New High Level For the Season Was
the Result.

New York. Oct. 5.-The cotton mar
ket opened strong and excited Friday
at an advance OF II 20 36 points. which
carried prices 70 the new high level
for the season as the result OF much
higher Liverpool cables than expected,
the uncovering OF stop loss orders on
the short side and broadening Of speu'
lative demand. Wet weather In the
south and reports OF squeeze Of Octo-
Der shorts were bull factors. There
was a tremendous realizing on ad'
vance. but offerings were taken up and
prlces held an initial advance, with
MAY selling at IL cents. One OF the
features was an advance Of u points
for December contracts in New Or
leans
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shrevspor,.s New Mayor.

Shreveport. Oct 5.-In one OF the
closest municipal elections ever held
here Ernest r. Bernstein DEBATED Dr.
s. A. Dickson for mayor by a majority
OF thirty-six votes. The total was:
Bernstein, ssT: Dickson. 6Sl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
BANK OF ISSUE.
Either This or EnIarsins the Note Priv
ileoe Favored.

New York. Oct. 5.-Either central
bank OF issue. 10 be established and
controlled by the government. or a
simple measure enlarging the present
note issue privilege OF national banks
IN such a manner that their right OF
issue shall not vary with the owner
ship OF United States bonds are the
methods favored by the special cur
rency committee appointed by the New
York Chamber % Commerce last
March 20 inquire into the condition OF
the currency. and suggest desirable
changes. The report was submitted
at a meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-06
cowARpLV REVENGE.

Soldiers XIII Two Prisoners Because
Comrades Sought Their Rescue.
warsaw. Oct 5.-A military patrol
which was conducting two Revolution
lists TO Jail here. was attacked by Rev
olutionlsts. who attempted 70 rescue
the men IN custody. The soldiers
promptly killed both prisoners
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
. NEW MILLINERY sToRE-Mr

NEW MILLINERY OhE-MT. McDaniel, proprietor of the grocery and hardware store opposite War ren Laundry in Tombstone Canyon, has added millinery and ladies' mo- tions to his stock He is receiving regular shipments of Ladies', Misses and Children's headwear and mo- tions, such as ribbons, embroideries, buttons, handkerchiefs, hose, thread, etc, and intends to carry a full line of these goods. Miss Barron, a talented milliner from the east has charge of this department. The stock of Ladies Fall Millinery is complete and equal to anything of the kind in the city. Each hat in the entire line has been marked very low as compared with the Bisbee market heretofore, but to bring the new store quickly to the attention of the ladies of Bisbee and vicinity, a sweeping reduction of 25 per cent on every hat will be made for the next IS days This introductory sale offers a splendid opportunity to obtain genuine stylish hat at a very low price. Remember the sale lasts but few days! Do not wait too longI Store open till s o'clock at night. Miss Barron makes new hats to order and retrims old ones to your liking.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Charles Strong. member of the Twenty-third legislature, from Cochise county, was passenger on the out bound train for Tombstone. where he will spend the next few days on ousi' hess.
 Mrs. Frank B. Moson arrived in the city yesterday morning from her home at Hereford and spent the day shop ping.
 E.. A. Tovrea returned to the city this morning from Douglas. where he spent several days looking after af- fairs at that branch of E. A. royrea & Co
 George F. and E. R. Brown arrived iI the city last evening from Douglas and win spend the next few days here on business.
 E. F. Sparrow. formerly manager of the American NJ. ID. Co. property ID Sonora, passed through the city last evening on his way to El Paso, in company with party of mining men from Chicago.
 George B. McDill, member of the international executive committee Of the Y. Nj. c. A., who has been spend ing some time in the city attending to business connected with the associa- ton, was passenger on the morning train for Douglas, where he will visit that branch of the association.
 Postmaster M. D. Cassidy returned to the city yesterday morning from Tucson where he spent the past few days.
 Superintendent B. M. Pattison of the Shattuck-Arizona. returned to the city from Douglas, where he was at tending to some business in connec- tion with the Shattucks shipments to the Copper Queen smelter.
 MT. and Mrs. O..G. O'Brien returned to the city from Tombstone, where they have been visiting for the past few days.
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It's three-six-six, Junction Drug Co
Leaves for Globe

A A. Cohn. editor of the Evening Miner for the past few months, left on the evening train for Globe. where he will take charge of the Silver Belt, the Democratic publication of that city. When asked if the quick tram sition from a Republican newspaper te the editorial desk of a Democratic publication would not seem strange. MT. Cohn stated that he did not think so. because he had been reading a great deal in the past few months and had found that Democratic policies have some good in them after all.
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Sergeant of Hangers Here

Sergeant A. A. Hopkins of the Ari- zona rangers. arrived in the city yes terday afternoon from Cananea, where he had been on official business. When asked concerning the man who is be- ing held as a suspect for the murder of Governor Steunenberg. Hopkins stated that he could not say whether 1t was the right man or not. When asked about the political situation at Douglas. he stated that he was of the opinion that Captain Rynning would get the solid delegation for the nom ination for sheriff on the Republican ticket.
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ATTEMPT AT RAPE
 ON A YEAR OLD GIRL
Mexican Is Sent to Jail From Johnson to Await Action
 of Grand Jury.
Special to Reyiew.)

TOMBSTONE, Oct. GA deputy sberiff arrived here this evening from Johnson, bringing a Mexican named Francis Grabari. who had been bound over to await the action of the next grand jury on a charge of an assauit with intent to commite rape. commit ted upon the person of 14-year-old Mexican girl of that place, named Terressa Gueras.
 The officer states that the Mexican was detected in the act by an Italian miner who immediately bounced upon the beast in human form. when the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07

Mrs. Muirhead who has the popular millinery establishment is prepared to supply the ladies with fancy ribbons or plain. A fuli line of Automobile veils, fancy or net veilings. Mirror velvets in all shades. A complete line of Ostrich goods in long plumes. tips wings, breasts or aigrettes. Velvet foiiages and flowers in various shades A new line of hats, the latest styles trimmed or untrimmed. fancy dress tailor and semidress. We are prepared to make. trim to order. or remodel hats for you. We have ribbons for bows, or any trimming you desire.
 A new line of kid gloves in Mocha Derby or Brussels. Don't forget the place. just above the flood gate uF Main street.
 MRS. MUIRHEAD, Milliner-
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MRS. FORBES DEAD.

Atelegram received in Bisbee yester day from Grand Rapids, Mich, states that Mrs. J. B. Forbes. at one time a resident of Bisbee. died at Grand Rapids on October 9th. Mrs. Forbes was the wife of MT. J. B. Forbes. al one time advertising manager of The Review.
 Mrs. Forbes came west in the hopes of securing relief from tuberculosis but the disease had gone too far and there was no hope for cure. Since returning to Grand Rapids she was confined to her bed continuously until the end
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commutation Tickets at English for $500 Cash.
Hurt at Mine

G. J. Perry. timberman at the Lowell shaft. was taken to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday afternpon suffering from a fractured nose. and contusions about the head. Perry was working on the surface with one of the blaming machines. when piece oi timber was sent flying through the air and struck him in the face.
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MUSICALE.

Mrs. B. P. Blunt gave the first of a series of musicales at her residence, IS Tombstone Canyon, on Tuesday night. the 5th of Sept. The same was largely attended and every one enjoy ed the evening. Mrs. Blunt is a grad uate from European Academy of Mu- sic, and has taught for many years in New York and New Orleans col leges. She is going to make her home here.
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Down With Typhoid

Miss l.. M. Wallace. one of the nurses on the c. & A. hospital staff. was forced to take to bed yesterday. suffering from an attack of typhoid Ill for some time. but did not realize until yesterday that she had the fever. While the typhoid fever season was al it's height this summer Miss Wallace had charge of most of the typhoid cases
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Gone to Visit Family

Walter Douglas. general manager of the Copper Queen company. was a passenger on the outbound afternoon train for Santa Barbara, Cal. where he will spend about a week visiting his family. It is probable that Mrs, Douglas and their children will not return to the city until later in the fall.
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DOTH CENTURY MEDICINE.

The microscope shows the radio active remedies cure the disease. Dr. D. McSwegan has the medal of the ln- ternational Medical Congress. He is experienced and up-to-date, and gives free examination at the Letson block.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
Underwent Operation

F. W. Robertson, a machinist in the employ of the E. P. & s. W. railway at Douglas, was brought to the Cop per Queen hospital several days ago. and it was found necessary to perform an operation. The operation was per- formed yesterday morning and the pa- tient is doing very well.
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Hurt in Mine

James Bell, a miner in the employ of the Copper Que/l company at the Spray shaft, was taken 10 the hospital yesterday morning suffering from a badly bruised hand. Bell had been working on one of the lower levels when a boulder fell from the top of the drift striking his hand in such a way that it was almost severed from his arm-
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Re,urne.l to Hcr Home

Mrs. T. J. McGraw was able to re- turn to her home yesterday afternoon from the Copper queen hospital. Mrs. McGraw was taken to the hospital sew eral days ago and underwent an oper- ation, which has proved very success full It will probably be week before Mrs. McGraw is able to be around, but the hospital authorities state that she is on the high road to recovery.
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shooter. and turned him over to the authorities.
 He was given hearing before the justice of the peace on Friday and or dered held to the grand jury without bail.
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BOTH. CANDIDATES PRESENT.

Two interested spectators of the primary election on Saturday were Dell Lewis and Stewart Hunt, opposing candidates for the nomination of sher- if. Both candidates were at the polls during the day.
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Mexican drew a revolver and attempt ed kill the Italian. A struggle ensued for possession of the deadly weapon and the Italian finally overpowered the
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VIII Unaergo Operation

Mrs. F. E. Terrebone of Tombstone canyon was taken to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday afternoon and will undergo a serious operation this morning. It will probably be two or three weeks before Mrs. Terrebone will be able to return to her home.
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Arrived in Time to Vote

Two new voters arrived in the city yesterday. one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K Ross and the other at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. Newman.
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WANTED-Assayer, near Globe, Ariz., young man preferred; must be thoroughly reliable and steady and come well recommended. Give exHrience. references, etc. As sayer, Review.
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We have three Broom houses and lots for sale on Laundry Hill at $260 each Terms, s30 down and s10 per month. J. E. Thompson Go.
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HERE IS A sNAPI

A Broom house on Laundry Hill for s250: terms, 80 down and Slo per month. J. E. THOMPSON co.
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10 per cens sn your investment $50 ticket at English Kitchen for $500 cash.
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COMPETENT mining man desires DO sition in Mexico; can read and write Spanish. Address "B." care Review office.
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WANTED-Room-ma terms S9.0O.
 Inquire Il Knob Hill. J. H. Coles.
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While waiting for stage make or; store headquarters. Use our phone any time. Junction Drug Co.
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Any lawyer in Cochise county can can tell you about the Tombstone Dining Parlors.
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10 per cent on your investment s5.5G Ticket at English Kitchen 10 & % Cash.
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WANTED-A custodian for the Bis bee Wonlan's Club house. For par ticulars apply to Mrs. NJ. c. High, 192 School Hill.
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FOR RENT-3-room, furnished cot
 tage, close to Review. Call at Re view office.
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Nothing like the Tombstone Dining Parlors for good meals, well served.
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Western papers. periodicals, maga- zines, etc Junction Drug Go.
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Let us do your prescription work Junction Drug Co.
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FOR SALE HousEs-H you have $2O0 or $500 cash and can pay $25 monthly, we can get you a home; new, well built and reasonable. J. i F.. Thompson Co.
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Eat Krueder's grub-Found only at Tombstone Dining Parlors.
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We are receiving new goods daily. Junction Drug Go.
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Cigars. candies. fresh fruit, nuts. etc. Junction Drug Co.
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Brief Civ News
New Deputy United states Marsh

New Deputy United states Marshal
 John Foster, deputy sheriff of Co., chise county. received a commission from United States Marshal Ben Dan iels last evening. appointing him dep uty marshal for this district. Foster appeared before United States Court Commissioner Murphy last evening and took the oath of office before en- terlng upon his duties.
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BATcHINB OUTFIT FOR SAlE-In- quire at Review Office. Ed Mel vile, 17B, O. K. Hill.
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Dr. McSwegan has diplomas from this country and Europe and the medal of the International Medical Congress. He cures lung. liver, kidney. blood and skin diseases and gives free ex- animation at the Letson block.
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FOR SAlE-Furniture for sale. House
 for rent. Apply T School Hill.
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Get the habit. Phone see.
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Commutatrcn Tickets at English Kitchen, s550 for $500 Cash
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School supplies, etc. Junction Drug Co.
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Want and Classified Adds

FOR SALE. housEs-we are start ing five new houses on Johnson Ad- dition, rooms, pantry and closets; see us; on reasonable terms J. K. Thompson Co.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished room.
 School Hill. Apply Review office.
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Remember the Rink opens Saturday afternoon.
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eRokE7 See Turner. Money to loan. 25 Main street. next to English Kitchen.
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FOR sALE-One washing machine with wringer. $4.e0; one Canon heating stove with pipe, $4.00; one 3-4 iron bed with spring and mat tress. S10.00. Inquire s6 front or g back door. Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07

LOST-Lady's handbag containing sum of money and letter addressed to owner Return to Review office and receive reward.
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FOR RENT-3 rooms, furnished for light housekeeping: Tombstone Canyon. Inquire Standard Furniture Company.
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wANTED-watch repairing; work
 guaranteed. Turner. 25 Main st.
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'f YOU WtsH-ro buy. sell or rent . house. see us. We drive you to the property J. n Thompson Co.
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FOR SAlE-Household furniture, al most new; oSsice desk and Victor safe; also single buggy. James L. Herrick, Johnson Addition.
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FOR SALE, HousEs-we will only have a few houses more. on the easy payments; these houses will be new and clean; see us at once; own your own home. J. E. Thompson Co.
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WANTED-Dining room girl. II John son Ave, Johnson Addition, Lowell.
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WANTED-Partner to go prospecting.
 Address S. R. HAROLD, Lowell.