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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-11-09
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

The children's jubilee of good health
follows the use of Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar, the cough syrup that expels all
cold from the system by acting as a
cathartic on the bowels A certain rem
edy for Group, Whooping Cough and all
lung and bronchial affections Sold by
Geo. T.. Sharrar
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

The public wouldn't know what wo men some men married, if 1t didn't oc' casionally see the husbands and their wives together at funerals.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
SMALLER SALARIES
 FOR CANAL BUILDERS.

WASHINGTON. May ,. - In the consideration of suggested Legislation tor the government of the canal zone, the Senate committee on inter-oceanic canals today discussed the question of salaries of canal commissioners, and Incidentally several nominations pend ing.
 It was argued that the salary of the chairman is too high, and several Sen ators favored reporting a resolution, fixing the compensation of various canal officers at considerably less than they now receive.
 In the event that the salary of the chairman is decreased. it is expected tbat T. P. Shonts, the present chair man, will resign. He now receives s30000 annually.
 Chief Engineer John F. Stevens re- ceives the same amount, but it is the attention of the committee not to dis. tarb his compensation Governor Magoon of the canal zone is a member of the canal commission, a member of the executive committee and minister to Panama The committee is said to b unit against one man holding so many positions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
E. B. Gage Says Capacity of Tombstone Consolidated
 is Being Doubled.
READY TO RESUME
 SINKING IN SHAFT.
Gage Passes Through City on Way to Fl PaSo With Finan- cial Secretary KinsIey, Who is Going on Eastern Trip,

Tn the past two weeks the amount of water being pumped daily from the mines of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company has decreased 150,000 gallons, and it is now decreasing sey- eral thousand gallons each day" said k. B. Gage, president of the company, as he passed through Bisbee yesterday. Another important statement mace by MT. Gage was that with a further lessening in the amount of water thas must be pumped out daily, prcDara- tions will be made on large scale to resume sinking in that part of the mine which for several months has been practically flooded with water.
 Asked for an explanation of this falling of in the amount of water, MT. Gage stated that be had none to offer. It was suggested that the large basin which the mine must tap might be getting exhausted, but he was not ln- clined to that theory.
 Preparations have been under way, said Mir. Gage, for doubling the capac- ity of the company's mill. It is now capable of handling about 125 tons a day, but with additional machinery to be installed the amount of ore han dled each twenty-four hours will be increased to 250 tons.
 Conditions at the mine are much better now than they have been at any time in the past since We had this i'm mense amount of water to handle, remarked Mir. Gage. "The work we are doing is showing up good ore bodies, and I consider that the con- ing twelve months will see some i'm uprtant developments in the property" " This was MT. Cages first trip to Bisbee since he was in the San Fran cisco earthquake. He stated yester- day that fortunately for him he had his private car, "Silver Bell" At t1e corner of Third and Townsend streets, and when his hotel was destroyed used as a place to live.
 With Mir. Gage yesterday was Financial Secretary H. c. KinsTey, who was on his way east. With kins- ley was his wife, mother and sister. The two latter have been visiting in Tombstone some time. MT. Gage goes as far as Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

When a man takes sufficient inter est in another woman's attire to be able to tell his wife about it, then's the time when he never tells.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
CHURCH SERVICES
 IN BlSBEE TODAY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE BY PAS TORS, WHO TELL WHAT WILL
 BE BONG.

Services in Bisbce churches today as they have been announced by the different pastors, are as follows:
 Presbyterian.
 SuDday-school at 9:45 am, when the monthly offering for missions will be made. Preaching by the pastor at II am and at 7:45 pm. Young Peoples meeting at GAS pm. John E. Fry pastor.
 Christian.
 Usual services in all departments Everyone is cordially invited to al tend. Dan Trundle, minister.
 Christian Science.
 Christian Science services are held at the Johnson House parlor in Bisbee every Sunday morning al II o'clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock. Ail are welcome.
 Methodist Episcopal. ? Why God Does Not Immediately Punish Sin" "The Sacred and the Sc cular," are. respectively. the sub jects for the morning and evening ser mons. Other services as usual. J. L. BErchsm, pastor. .,.--. :.
 Episcopal. Religious services will be held as usual at the Episcopal church today. Mir. Shields will return on this morn. ing's train. having missed connections at Phoenix yesterday. Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Shields will sing at both services "The Magdalene," which was so pleasingly rendered at the Easter service.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
BISBEE WINS BASKET
 BALL GAME IN DOUGLAS
Y. N. C. 4. TEAM TRIMS OPPoN- ENTs IN GAME IN DOUGLAS
 LAST NIGHT.

The local basket ball team of The Y. NJ c. A. won the basket ball game last night at Douglas in fast style, by a score of SC to 8. The local boys swift passing and perfect goal throw ing was the feature of the game.
 The score for the first half was IS to S. and for second 1S to 2, nine goals being made in each half by the Bisbee team.
 Holden and Crags took the honors in goal throwing.
 The lineup of the Bisbee team was as follows: Holden and Berry, guards; Houlton and Crags. forwards; Woods, center; Raft and Doris. sub stitutes.
 A return game will be played in the Y. c. A. gymnasium here on May 12. At that time there will also be a game between the Intermediate team of Douglas and the local assc- citation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
 AN INFAMOUS CRIME

TUCSON, May 5.-Archie Venables was sentenced to fifteen years in the territorial prison at Yuma this fore noon by Judge Campbell. Venables was convicted of an infamous crime against nature, the sentence for which might range from five yeears to life imprisonment Venables is a low browed, wide-nostriled negro, with the brute pictured all over his face. He smiled after sentence was imposed on him, and yesterday afternoon in the county jail, after he had been convict ed, he remarked that he had never been happier in his life. He is twenty years old, and his home is in Ontario, Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
TALMApGE BROTHERS
 FOUND NOT GUILTY

ROSWELL, N. NJ. May 3. = The trials of c. L. Tallmadge and brothers of Chicago, upon indictments charg- ing them with having committed land frauds, which have been going on in the United States district court for the fifth district in Roswell for ten days, closed this forenoon with the verdict of not guilty in ali the cases tried. The jury was out about twenty minutes, and brought in the above verdict.
 The cases attracted great deal at tention on account of the prominence of the defendants, and were hotly con tested by both the United States at torney and by the attorneys for the defendants.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

It would be just like Gov. Folk to seize the coal mines for the state and the public, if the operators attempt any fnny business in the present cri- ole
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
Y. M, c, A, to Have Tourna- ment Between Basket Ball , Organizations,
MUCH INTEREST, IS. > >Sl e,ia NeW BEING. TAKEN.
II o9Ip .'Eg. tH IIsga. .1a,5Wsbgl sHi |. Pierce Jolly to Address Association This Afternoon, no
 Both Ladies and Gentlemen
 Being Invited.

Representative from the several teams which are being organized into a tournament met at the Y. M. c. A. rooms last night and arranged for the tournament.
 Six teams have been organized and will begin playing match games on Monday evening of next week. The teams are to play each other team of the list one game during the tourna- ment. The team winning the highest number of games will be awarded the gymnasium bowling trophy. There will be two match games each week between teams in the tournament The remaining nights of the week will be given over for practice. The nights for the match games will be Monday and Thursday.
 Following are the names of the teams and the members of each team:
 Copper Queen store. Woolf, Flach and Walker; Wells-Fargo, McNair. Cassell and Rafoth; Novices, Williams, Mcdonald and Buchner Ministers, Frye, Shields and Burcham; O'Brien's, O'Brien, Wuth and Schlieper; Bar bers, Kinney, Leggitt and Quillen. Several other teams will be organ ized before the tournament begins on Monday evening and names announced later.
 All men are cordially invited to at terd these match games on the asso- citation alleys. No admission fee is charged.
 Jolly to Lecture.
 Franklin Pierce Jolly, the noted lee hr sr :Ider the auspices of the Woman's S Club at the Y. NJ C. A. on Monday e2ening. will address the meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. on Sunday afternoon. MT. Jolly is a very entertaining speaker combining wit. pathos and humor in his lectures. He has made a careful preparation for his chosen profession. He is a graduate of Lake Forest University and spent four years in special study at Northwestern University He has taken careful training in several schools of oratory in the country. Together with his acquired ability. MT. Jolly has a soul fuil of sunshine and jollity which makes him far more than his name implies. His lectures sparkle with wit and humor and are a resistlesS medley Of chaste fun and solid common sense, together with a vigor and moral earn estness which makes his thoughts the thoughts of his hearers.
 A cordial invitation is extended to both ladies and gentlemen to attend. No admission fee will be charged for the address. The lecture on Sunday afternoon will be entirely different from the one which MT. Jolly is to give on Monday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
UNDESIRABLE CHARACTERS
 ROUNDED UP BY POLICE

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, May A. The police made roundup of undesir- able characters this morning and seven men and two women of the half-world were arrested. Later a special ses- sion of the police court was held and men and women alike fined on the charge of vagrancy. The assessments levied by Judge Patrick ranged from $50 to $1OO. The defendants were re- leased and given twelve hours in which to raise the fines. The allow ance of twelve hours was equivalent to saying that the men would be put or the chain gang and the women forced to serve out their fines in jail if they were caught in the city after the expiration of that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Banana ice will be served at the Alhambra Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
NOTICE.
TOMBSTONE. Mav 5. |

TOMBSTONE, May D, l9O6- To My Friends and Patrons:
 I hereby wish to announce to you, one and all, that I have this day dis posed of my interest in the firm of Ysple & Moreno, to Mir. Frank Yapie. I wish to thank all for the kind inter- est and fayors shown me during the life of the partnership, and I ask you to bestoy upon Mir. Yaple the same kindness and consideration shown me.
 Yours very truly,
 FRANK c. MERINO. 2,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

The visible supply of coal will be- come less visible, as time passes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Mir. Carnegie varied his usual pro gram by kissing number of pretty women at library meeting in Allan ta. Still, we have been led to look upon MT. Carnegie as different from other ''Ffttsburg millionaires."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
aef GOO PERSONS BEING
 FED IN FRISCO
(Continued from Page 1.)

time, but I shall not take such a step until am so advised by the commit tee.
 We have recommended the patron age of cheap restaurants, which may be located in many places throughout the city and are certain to prosper. By furnishing wholesome meat for 10 cents, they will be assured of support by the working population. and will greatly relieve the situation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21

AT Milford? What does she there?"
Il pray you, good Sir John to abate your voice
somewhat, for indeed this matter is for our private
discourse, since it touches the honor of lady"
Her honor?" Sir Johns ruddy face had turned
redder still, he stared at the troubled features
of the priest. Her honor, say you-the honor of
my daughter? Make good those words, or never
set your foot the threshold of Cosford agan -
trust that have done no wrong, Sir John but
indeed l must say what have seen, else would
be false friend and unworthy priest"
Haste man, haste What in the Devils name
have you seem"
Know you a little man, partly misshapen,
named Paul de la Fosse?'
Il know him well. He is a man of noble family
and coat-armor, being the younger brother of Sir
Eustace de la Fosse of Stafford. Time when
| had thought that | might call him son, for there
was never day that he did not pass with my girls
but fear that his crooked back sped him i'll in his
wooing"
Alas Sir John it is his mind that is more crooked
than his back. He is perilous man with women
for the Devil hath given him such tongue and such
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brought her by Hannekin the stable varet
when you talking to US, fair sir, of the terms
of the chase. She read it and went forth
Sir John sprang to his feet, but sank into his chair
again with groan. Would that | dead, y
he cried, ere l saw dishonor come upon my house.
and so tied with this accursed foot that l can
neither examine if it be true yet avenge it! If
my Oliver here. then all would be well
Send this stable varlet that l may question
him.
Il pray you, fair and honored sir" said Nigel
that you will take me for your this night,
that | may handle this matter in the way which
seems best. On jeopardy of my honor | will do all
that may"
Nigel, thank you. There is man in Christen
dom to whom | would sooner turn"
But | would learn your mind in matter,
fair sir This man. Paul de Ia Fosse, owns broad
acres, | understand, and comes of noble blood.
There is reason if things be we fear that he
should not marry your dauehter?"
Nay, she could not wish for better"
1t is we'll. And first would question this Han
nekin; but it shall be done in such fashion that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21

with favorings of dates, currants, Cloves vinegar
sugar and honey, of cinnamon ground ginger
sandalwood, saffron Drawn and pines. 1t was the
Norman tradition to eat in moderation, but to have
great profusion of the best and of the most delicate
from which to choose. From them came this COM
pick cookery, unlike the rude and often glut-
tonous simplicity of the old Teutonic stock
Sir John Buttesthorn was of that middle class
who Jared in the old fashion, and his great oak
supper-table groaned beneath the generous pastes,
the mighty joints and the great fagons. Below
were the household above a raised dais the family
table, with places ready for those frequent
guests who dropped in from the high road outside.
Such a one had just come, old priest, journeyng
from the Abbey of Chertsey to the Priory of Saint
John at Midhurst. He passed often that way and
never without breaking his journey at the hos
pitabe board of Cosford.
Welcome again, good Father Athanasius!"
cried the burly Knight. Come sit here on my
right and give me the news of the countryside, for
there is scandal but the priests the first
to know it."
The priest, kindly, quiet man. glanced at an
empty place upon the farther side of his host
Mistress Edth?" said he
Aye, aye, where is the hussy?" cried her father
impatently. Mary, beg you to have the horn
blown again. that she may know that the supper is
the table. What the little ow1et do abroad
at this hour of the night?'
There was trouble in the priests gentle eyes as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21

he touched the Knight
upon the sleeve. q have
seen Mistress Edith within
this hour" said he. Il
fear that she will hear no
horn that you may blow.
for she must be at Milford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21
Synopsis of Preceding Chap
tiers at End of This Instalnent
CHAPTER XII.
How Nigel Fought the
Twisted Man of STAFFORD

all classes, save perhaps the
very poor, Jared better in
meat and in drink than they
have ever done since. The
country was covered with wood
lands-there were seventy sep
arate forests in England alone.
some of them covering half
shire. Within these forests the
great beasts of the chase were
strictly preserved, but the small
er game, the hares, the rabbits.
the birds, which swarmed round
the coverts, found their way
readily into the poor mans pot.
Ale was very cheap, and cheaper
still was the mead which every
peasant could make for himself
out of the wild honey in the
tree-trunks. There were many
tea-like drinks also, which were
brewed by the poor at no ex-
pense: mallow tea, tansy tea,
and others the secret of which
has passed.
Amid the richer classes there
was rude profusion, great joints
ever on the sideboard, huge pies,
beasts of the field and beasts of
the chase, with ale and rough
French or Rhenish wines to wash
them down. But the very rich
had attained to a high pitch of
luxury in their food, and cook
cry was a science in which the
ornamentation of the dish was
almost as important as the
dressing of the food. 1t was
gilded, it was si1vered, it was
painted, it was surrounded with
flame. From the boar and the
peacock down to such strange
food as the porpoise and the
hedgehog, every dish had its
own setting and its own sauce,
very strange and very complex,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21
By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
Illustrated by
Joseph Clement Coll

an eye that he charms them
even as the basi1isk. Marriage
may be in their mind, but never
in his, so that l could count a
dozen and more whom he has led
to their undoing, 1t is his pride
and his boast over the whole
countryside"
Well, well, and what is this
to me or mine?"
Even now, Sir John, as l
rode my mule up the road l met
this man speeding towards his
home. A woman rode by his
side, and though her face was
hooded l heard her laugh as she
passed me. That laugh 1 have
heard before, and it was under
this very roof, from the lips of
Mistress Edith"
The Knights knife dropped
from his hand. But the debate
had been such that neither Mary
nor Nigel could fail to have
heard it. Mid the rough laughter
and CHATTER of voices from below
the little group at the high table
had a privacy of their own.
Fear not, father" said the
girl" indeed, the good Father
Athanasius hath fallen into error,
and Edith will be with us anon.
| have heard her speak of this
man many times of late, and
always with bitter words"
at is true, Sir" cried Nigel
eagerly. 1t was only this very
evening as we rode over Thursley
Moor that Mistress Edith told me
that she counted him not fly,
and that she would be glad if
he were beaten for his evil
deeds"
But the wise priest shook his
silvery locks. Nay. there is
ever danger when a woman
speaks like that. Hot hate is
twin brother to hot love. Why
should she speak so if there were
not some bond between them?"
And yet," said Nigel, what
can have changed her thoughts
in three short hours? She was
here in the hall with us since |
came. By Saint Paul, will
not believe i'll"
Mary's face darkened. Il call
to mind 3" said she, that a note
by Hannekin the stable varlet
alking to US, fair sir, of the terms
read it and went forth"
to his feet, but sank into his chair
n. Would that l were dead"
W dishonor come upon my house.
tn this accursed foot that | can
If he true nor vet aVeDoe II IF