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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

WANED-Art Studio in Lowell. Lad ies to join classes in all branches of art A ten weeks course. at q very low rate. For particulars call at Studio. Room 43 Brophy building, Lowell. Firing of China done. Call and see specimens Of work and the beautiful glazes produced by the latest improved Revelation Kiln.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Dr. McSwegan has diplomas from this country and Europe and the med al of the International Medical Con- gress- He cures lung. liver, kidney. blood and skin diseases and gives free examination at the eLsson block.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

While Harry Thaw is resisting the attempt to prove him insane, rela- tive of his is contesting an action to declare him drunkard. It's a cold day when the Thaws are overlooked.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Everything the best at Kreuders Tombstone Dining Parlors. Service the best.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

PLENTY TURKEYS. alive or dressed. { for Thanksgiving and Christmas can
 be had by addressing Mrs. Childress.
 Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
Knew a Good Thino,

Oh. young Lochinvar sauntered out of
 the west, He trimmed up his whiskers and pulled
 down his vest, And the girls did not run from the man
 In alarm
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Live Turkeys at 64 Main street dressed to order. James Beard.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

WhNTED-Girl for general house work. Apply to Mrs. E. Marks, 24 Tank Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
PERT PaRA0AeHS.

Nobody has etnch sa all the folly in the world. but sesns people act as if they think they hsve.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

However willing he may be to do so, DO man can play ''hookie" from the school of experience.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southwestern Mining Co. for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. will be held in the office of the company in Naco. Cochise Co. Arizona, on Mon day, Dec. 10. 1906. at o'clock D. m.
 DUDLEY M. SHTVELY,
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR SALE-Piano, on easy pay ments. cheap. Apply J. E. Thomp- son Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
BISBEE cOMMANDERY NO. 4
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Stated conclaye the first Monday of each month at 7:30 D. m. Sojourning knights are courteously welcomed.
 CHARLES L. CAVEN, E. c.
 J.L. BROWN. Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

SITUATION WANTED-Lady of ex- perience wants position as chamber maid state wages. Address Bessie Lloyd, care Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

LOST-Bunch of eight keys, including
 two P O. keys. Finder please leave at Review office and receive reward.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
FOR SALE.

SAFE-Burglar proof inside steel vault. Double combination. Weight 25oo pounds. Turner, No. 25 Main street. 8is5ee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Born-To MT. and Mrs. B. G. Strich- land q son, yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Live Turkeys at 64 Main street; dressed to order. James Beard.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

A shoe that pinches our neighbor's s foot is a ridiculous vanity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

HOTEL LA RlTA--The best iR Tombstone for the travelling uIsu Large and cool rooms Jas Hsrrer Proprietor
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Too many cooks consume the soup before it Is served.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

BROKE? See Turner Money to loan. 25 Main street, next to English Kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

WANTED-watch repairing; work
 guaranteed Turner, 25 Main st.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

DON'T WoRRYi Get the money yo need from Turner. 25 Main stree, Next to English Kitcben1
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Installment collectors never grow weary.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR SALE-Four-hole Majestic range Good as new. Phone 343.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

.: WANT ADS and :. !: Announcements : <<>>>>>>>>>~>~>>< FOR REkT-Lodsing house, 23 rooms, brick building: gas. electric hghts. bath. pct. toilets; no inside rooms. J. E- Thompson Company. FOR aENT-store room in good ioca- ton. J. E- Thompson Go. FOR sAlE-Houses on easy pay ments; ?. {. and C rooms. New. J. E. Thompson Co.
 FOR RGNT-We make . business of renting and collecting rents. J. E. Thompson Co.
 FOR SALE-Saloon, business lot. building and bar fixtures. Good To- cation; s2,500.00. J. E. Thompson Co.
 DON'T WoRRYi Get the money yo' need from Turner, 25 Main stree, Next to English Kitcbenl
 HOTEL LA RiTA--The best iR Tombstone for the travelling uIau Large and cool rooms Jas Hsrrer Proprietor
  WANTED-Watch repairing; work guaranteed Turner, 25 Main st. BROKE7 See Turner. Money to loan. 25 Main street, next to English Kitchen.
 FOR SALE. SAFE-Buraiar proof inside steel vault Double combination. Weight 25oo pounds. Turner, No. 25 Main street, Bis5ee, Arizona. FOR SALE-Piano, on easy pay ments. cheap. Apply J. E. Thomp- son Co.
 WANED-Art Studio in Lowell. Lad | ies to join classes in all branches of art A ten weeks course, at q very low rate. For particulars call | at Studio. Room 43 Brophy building, ! Lowell. Firing of China done. Call and see specimens Of work and the beautiful glazes produced by the | latest improved Revelation Kiln. LOST-Bunch of eight keys, including two P. o. keys. Finder please leave at Review office and receive reward. SITUATION WANTED-Lady of ex- perience wants position as chamber maid: state wages. Address Bessie | Lloyd, care Review. WbNTED-Girl for general house
 work. Apply to Mrs. E. Marks, 24 Tank Hill.
 FOR SALE-Four-hole Majestic range.
 Good as new. Phone 343. ! WhNTE7- soccr4 cool-. Woman.
 No. II, Johnson Ave, Johnson Addi, ton, Lowell.
 FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms. Alp ply 1G6 Opera Drive. !. SITUATION WANTED Woman
 wants work in boarding house, cook inE l. Va-Jlu- ca apply EdWards
 & Thompson's Employment Office
 NOTICE.
 The annual meeting of the stock ! holders of the Southwestern Mining Co for Fbo aTrntiop of firectnrc fir
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR SALE-Saloon. business lot building and bar fixtures. Good 10 cation; s2,500.00. J. E. Thompson Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

The self made man didn't have a pat tern, and you would guess 1t to see him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Doctors when they are sick shiri drugs. They send for their mothers-in law.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
ORDINANCE NO. to2.

ln Ordinance Granting to the Inter- national Gas ( Light Company, a Cooperation, Existino under the Law of the rsryitsry ss Arizona, Their Successors ana Assions, . Franshise ts Maintain an Electric Light and Pswsv oystsn. Dsild Pole Linss and csnduits Aieno and Under the Pub iic Strssea HiGhways and Alisys of the city sf nisbss, Territory of Ari- xoua.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR ReNT-we make . business of
 renting and collecting rents. J. E. Thompson Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

WNNTG F1-- s"co0F co0F. Woman
 No. 14, Johnson Ave, Johnson Addi ton, Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms. Alp ply 1G5 Opera Drive. .
 wants work in boarding house, cook in Wa.ung ca apply Edwards & Thompson's Employment Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

Woodmen o1 the World meets h Medigovich Hall the 1st Thursday q each month Visiting brothers invited to attend WM. MORRIS, c. o.
 c. N. THOMAS. Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

FOR REkT-Lodsinx house, g rooms, brick building: gas. electric hghts, bath. pet. toilets; no inside rooms. J. E. Thompson Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
MY VISIT TO ROANOKE.


in going frol4 Crcwe % Roanoke
was v,rv much interested ia the scenery
a&lng tue way. I.e nrst place Ue came
20 OF much interest was f4e ElsG Or.I-.
when crosses cage aIpomatluN r4Fer near
Niint4te- hN'w " 5000 many grown
pe'pio who ar- AFRAID 20 cross d.. nut 4
ani not 1 rcoAy -ke TO JOCK down upon
the water.
Inc next phase ~ much interest was
the sranu and nuguty James IaNcr near
lyucnnurg. Tho wafer Was very ulsn
and muddy. I thinK tho river is prcty
- IL Tiuls Itself around the lower lor-
ton Of LvpChDurg.
And next w. passed through the tunnel
which was very datS and stoomF. was
GLAD vlen we came out uu sac ot.tg
SIDE int0 the beautiful Hgnt ~ day. We
soon came 10 View Of the grand and ioNr-
j. Buc k.dge NoLats-ts- ] love o. watch
me MOUNTAINS. ytlet-NHF ~ q olstaii."
where they seem - ratsr -4e,- iu- 1esrlc
.nuus 70 meet the be0utf.S h,ge SAY.
We crossed some very sre~'y httio
streams and passed throUEh s-t-r feau-
ufn-, green Valleys before reaching ZCa~
uoke. While Zen Roanoke. our uiths sve
visited Mountain Park. IN going 90 80
pa TX YOU would have 60 cross tae Rp--
uok. River. watch is very pretty stream
You also pass the Crystal Spring, "a liAk
furnishes tue whole c.tv Of ttounoNc wttn
water as pure AS the namc u bears The
park ga situated between the base OF Nil
Mountain and the Roanoke River. IL .s
q very pretty park all lighted up by
electric lights Fixed in many pretty shapes
and forms The park has plenty Of nice,
comfortable seats and several houses OF
amusement. There IS isO a very beau
tiful fountain there. Mi Mountain over
looks the park. There - "a hotel or the
summit.
Another nice trip IS from Roanoke 20
Salem on tne street car. Salem IS a
pretty little town. nestled Down in be-
tween tho mountains
The place of greatest interest to me
was the Baptist OrphauaCe. II IS stu
ated on an elevated knoll overlooking the
town. IT Is very large brick building
cool and airy. and seems SO healthful.
The superintendent and ladies were 50
nice in showing Us around and telling us
about the children. They were SO clean
and healthy-lookug.
Each one has 10 make up her own
little bed. which looks so white and neat.
They are in long rows up and down the
rooms. They have their dolls and toys
Ike other li'ue girls and boys. which Che
good Bantis' ~eople FROM a over Viz
ginia have sent them. They have plain.
Substantial fare. and they an seem $50
happy. healthy and strong.
Tor fear my letter is getting too long.
! Will close.
LEILA REBEKAII CARTER.
Cfewe. Va.
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60 nothing but pct Eta, bat De loved
lls money SO much.
Ettls mother had been very sweet
lady. bat sne died when Eta was but
SIS years OLD.
one day when she was mp in her room
reading she heard great roaring. She
jumped up. dropping her book. ana ram
down the steps out into the court yard.
Lttl looked up, and saw that the castle
Dad grown up SO Tar that she Cuaid
hardly SOC Tie tor. Al tits moment sno
heard something speak. Eta saw huge
lr.rst.. standing beside her. The mon
rteI SAID Come into the woods with
Etta was SO frightened that size
900 n1t know what 60 say. but she said
ID CONT want t0' Hut WOW must said
t.e monster 50 Eta went r. the forest
With the monster.
~no lived with tic monster. and one
uhy when el. was ogt walking with Him
DO suddenly changed 90 "a handsome young
prince With piumee in his hat aud a
Irancirg horse ar his side.
lic took Eta in his arms and said.
Eta. nly darling. Doe my wife. I haVe
loved you % long tiuc.
Eta looksa Up into his face and said.
Nv love. I wiil'
lie took her on his horse ard went 10
her father castle and married her.
Her father never treated Deer hadlv
after she came back. FOR he had Missed
h.s DAUGHTER worry much Thus ended tile
story 20 Eta and the Monster"
MARY CARRlNGTON HERRING.
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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
A HISTORY.

III au old-time country house. way up
o. tile garrett. some books were talking
together. We'll. said very delapidated
o.. king dictionary. turning 10 a United
states History. TELL Us ~ your lie we
are all curious To hear.
when / just remembered what had
been done To ne. began the history, glad
10 Doe talking about something. L looked
dow. ~ nay new dress OF red silk with
gold letters on nay forehead. Then 1 was
quickly packed Wit. my brothers and
shipped TO Il distant city
Aftcr much Dumping and knocking
about, I was finally placed in a large
glass Window. for sale.
one day. IS I was gazing idly on tho
street ] was suddenly picked up and
ita l-u eel ar4-a That night
tie family examined my pages ana adj
mired nay beautiful binding
] was carried TO the scnool-roonl every
day. aNd treated very roughly. as YOU see.
tue night was studied more carefully
than usual 1 noticed how the. little girl
poIted and r3wned. When all on a sud
den 1 was pltcncd on the other side of
the room The girl flew out OF the room.
saying as She went, History is no rood
I don't care II 7 do fail
] was IN very Uncomfortable position
lut lay there all about noon next dav'
when the girl came and picked me IN
tcuderly, saying, As I have failed. NAV
we'll put YOU away / was then pltcb
81 Up here, where ] am still" sighed the
li tory, as Die looked at his sosied nasas
and torn back. JULIA OMOHJJNpRO
BIG FLOYD avenue, CITY
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OUR TURKEY GOBBLER
prize Story

Our turkey r0bblcr was Matched Two
years ago. early iu tnc spring Tho other
little turkeys and tnc mother turkey dltd.
- We raised tAa little turkey tuat was
lett Tor uDt. he raised himself uF fun-
flies. Every time We Chnrled Dee would
peck tAc butter on the churn ilr thnuehf
le was one 81 the children. and would
Stay viii none of tHc other fowls. il"
would follow us oVt on the porch. and
would hop in some ones lap and slt
there. One sunday afternoon We ail Went
driving. and left tAe turkey 10 keep hou-C.
So the turkey decided lee would take o.
walk and sec n he couldn't hnd some of
us. He Went a~ tar as the courthouse.
" here SOME kind friends found ulm uud
brought him home. Finally uc grew $50
fast and was SD much trouble THAT $50
sent hlm g. the haruyard. where lc found
oul that O., was turkey instead of e.
human being.
KATE HOWARD
Tl.Al VI
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MEMORIES.


VIII she always hate the Yankees?
Re against them 70 thc last.
50 Just forgive and then forget
The war that now has passcae
j. size stiu remains "Rncf
ISIS because she's good and true
IT, her southland and the boys in cray
Who fought the men in Blue
Perhaps she would forgive thom.
But Tor some memory
OF when our boys marched ID defeat
And theirs To victory.
som" memory she VIII sherish
Jnu eternity.
Some memory Of the Civil War
Who knows what it may beg
l. it the sacred memory.
or a husband good and truce
WHO went away mid ranks II Gray
To fight the cruel Blue?
on The hale forgotten memory
or the soldier boys last cr,.
We lived o. fight the Yankees.
30 i u De- conten, 60 die"
on some other little memory
That none but she must know
some little trifle OF tho war
Fought forty years ago.
Love your enemies" a motto
Which Is. doubtless. good and trua
But could YOU love the YANKEES
With such memories hauntinr ,-o,a
MARIE ABRAMS.
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AN AUTUMN LETTER
prize Contribution

Dear EDITOR Yesterday afternoon two
NJ mt friends ANA myself wful OUT and
Rot some b.tltiful dressed leaves. and.
cts tie maple leaf H. my fasoute, / gat.-
cred nothing buzz maple leaves
1 Drought tleu home and plt tlem in
e. large book to press tAtu-
As / live JOB al valley. OF course. I ann
surrounded by mountains and right uo~
tl" frp lntains f"el very 'niEgo-tF Dee
cause the trees are dressed in So many
bright coiors You can end different
shades ~ pink. yellow. rcd brown and
brown coming. because that means that
tho beautiful trees must leave us uull
spring. bat there are two trees that stay
~ cen al Tic vear around. they afr t.e
cedar oud the holly.
You Will and two different kinds 90
maple leaves in this lettcr-tIo One that
las good many points on u is called
the pin maple. and Tie other Us tlc sugar
maple And the next question 81. what
makes The leaves turn these brilliant
coiorEf Well. ? viii tell you All OF tho
sap runs down 20 the roots 81 tie trees.
and they ole Tor food. ! wish I could
send al Of the members some leaves. but
that would be- impossible, and guess
most q our members cam got leaves for
themselves
Before close want TO tell sou that
Tor two days I have been looking on Tho
hills for white Vl0'rts. ana 7 have found
quite Few. 7 VIII close. WIZ. logc O.
aI q thc members.
Yours sincerely.
JULIA BULLIIT.
Big Stone Can. Va
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NELLY'S DREAM.


II was a cold J. cemuer day: the snow
was failing I'm binding sheets Nelly
Grey was lying by window looking oGt-
She was weak and sick. She had been
an invalid since she was q baby Just 20
think Suffering for twelve long years
She was p rich bankers daughter and
bad everything she wanted but health.
She had an unusual flush on her face
That day As she ley there all of her pain
left her. and she felt herself floating
away. Then she heard sweet music and
she saw angels gathering around her.
They led her TO the golden gates OF
heaven, they were thrown open and she
entered On: how happy she was! Ihey
led her about and.
nelly f. is timc 20 take your mcdi-
cine, said her mothers voice in her
ear. She awoce with a start All her old
pain had come back
/ must have dreamt I was 81 Heaven.
mamma, whispered Nelly. She told her
mother what she had drelmt That night
Nellys mother and father were sitting
with her when she said: ''Mamma, I think
my dream is coming true" Mr. and Mrs.
Grey went 70 her bed and found she was
very pale; The doctor was sent for ana
ne said she was dying. Nelly died that
night as the clock struck eleven. A week
little grave. GEORGIT- TT-t,V
1927 W. Marshall Street. Richmond IA.
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THE HALLOWEEN PARTY.

7, was = bright moonlight night whom
john and Ruth " .iiaws went after the
Ellis children. who lived around tho corr
ner. There were three Of tho Ellis chill
Decentralization. James and William. ana
tleir. two cousins Frances and Bessie
Mayer TIE cii-ldl en- reprcSen ca diner nt
characters. John represented an Indiaut
Ruth an Egg ptlau fortUuc-tclicr. Fran .~.
japanese maid. James clown. Er--
sic. ODD Matler GOOSE. Martha. chinese
-atd .ri William Uncle sam. The chile
drcn went ~ see some of their friends
aUu t4-N had N-rs Jolly time. Af.er-
wards Ruth invited them 10 come 60
home with her. When they got Their
Mrs. IS llams prepared nice surprfse
for them. " uiru consisted Of tea cakes
and lot chocolate. After they had ru-
ishcd eating they PLAYED games until lee
o'clock. and then they Welt home de-
ciarluE 10 was the lest tIme they had
ever had MARGIE GRAY.
go y. Seventh street. city.
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A BRIGHT SIDE.

JfauduIa BrgLt is "a dear. suuny-facel
old lady. VINO always has smile on her
face Size las lived long while. and
says il does not pay to worry. Her little
granddaughter was worrying over some
trouble The old lady told her that De-
was no use OF worrying. Bessie" sbc
said. 'if YOU live as long as have, vou
Viii ind there Is a bright side g. every
trouhlc-a silver lining 10 every cloud
Bessie thought she would puzzle tho
old lady, 80 she said. Grandma. what
Is tho bright side TO your trouble when
you lose your spcctaclesr'
WHY. I lave very nice bright side
then. That shows that I have dear
little gvandGaug tighter who does not mind
finding them for me"
Selected by
OLIVE NJ AGEE.
Norwood, Va.
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SWALLOW SONG.

Farewell. autumn leaves.
Farewell to the flowers.
Tor winter is coming.
And tahes wi,u IL all summer bowers
- rd-. flowers. sunshine
VIII now from YOU depart.
but We are going South
To lnd place with summers heart.
The running streamlet now
VII soon bo closed with winters ice
But flowers bloom and fruit trees he
Ira that lar Southern land. you know.
Building our meets in the bicssominc trees
And swing on brauche7 high.
lo s'f and sing OF that Southern land
-Ali To- soar I'm the sunny Sky.
Ilt when spring. with an its >rien1or,
Breaks forth J Ike sunshine after Pain.
W. and our Dara Of fea'herel friends
van ai como back again
PAH<E MORRIS.
Farm. 'lle. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
PUPPY

I have q yellow pet.
/ arm going TO tell you now
lie is q great big dog:
How. love to hear him say Bow
wow!"
II.
IL is o dear old fellow,
Five or six years old.
And ! think its real uTean
To shut him out In the cold
III
Mother does not allow him
To enter the rooms at all,
bhc thinks that he is ugly.
But he ism Z, not at an.
".
We started to call him Puppy
When he wasn't very big
Ana ] am very sorry TO tell you,
ihat We call him puppy still.
V
tie Us not very handsome dog,
But he Is not TO blame.
And that's the very reason why
lie never got a name
ElkhoTn- w. Va MAY GUY.
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BESSIE'S POINT OF VIEW.

She dropped her slice OF bread one da.
SO nice and big and wide
And quickly noticed that u lay
Upon the buttered side
Mother it's all your fault." this bit
or rosy girlhood cried
Because you didn't butter Il
Upon the other side"
Selected by
zELA MORRIss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

y notice. said tla visitor -.nat sour s.lr
thcr- for1''
My dsar. sir." replied rh. country elfar.
mat ls "a delicate way % eHntUt.us tHr .sfHf-
nation thar we're running tni. aa-inea. as
job migat have run &c. We hate WONDERFUL
iaArn'" ana fOr'l afllc-. -lnc tatlolc
standard aud Tlrles
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ETA AND THE MONSTER.

Etta lived IN castle with her father.
who was a very rich man. ana cered
nothing for his daughter but only Tor
his money. ana treated her very badly.
Eta was q beautiful girl. and one would
think TO see her that her father could