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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
cHAM5ERlAIN's COUCH REMED>
 THE BEST MADE.

Tn my opinion Chamberiain's Cough Remedy is the best made for colds, !" says Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville, California. There is no doubt about it's being the best No other will cure a cold 50 quickly. No other is so sure a preventive of pneumonia. No other is so pleasant and safo to take. These are good reasons why it should be pre- ferreti to any other. The fact is that few people are satisfied with any oth. CT after having once used this remedy Fo- sale by aii dealers in patent medi- cir es-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
TWO PROMINENT MINING
 MEN SECURE CLAIMS
HovAl 4. SMITH AND H- 8. HovA LAND SECURE 42 CLAIMS AT GLOBE

On Monday of last week HoEal A. Smith, of Bisbee. and Fl. B. HoVa- land. of Duluth, Minnesota. paid out s42,0O0 to the owners of mining claims in Globe district in taking up options on thei- properties which would have expired on that day
 The second cash payment of s10.0o0 on the Mallory group was made at the same time. This group is com posed of IT claims. ....
 A first payment of s29,e0o was made on the Chas. K. Taylor group of 14 claims. Stevenson, Shoap & House were paid $7,00o on account of the purchase of their claims. Ly- man Woods received $500 on account of sale of two claims, and Barney Rice was paid $1eO0 on agreed price of one claim.
 The total acquisitions by these buyers by these payments total forty two claims, and comprise properties of known excellence. It Is under stood that the same people have many options which they may yet dNdh LII, but L4iC LAl1C heao Ace yet arrived.
 Representatives of the buyers on the spot deny that these purchases are for the c. & A. people, or insiders connected with that corporation, but the rest of the world seems to dif- fer from them, and New York, Bos- ton, Duluth, Marquette. Houghton and other influential dailies-as well as financial papers and mining journals -a1l refer to the operations in Globe district as being for the account of the c. & A. insiders intimately con nected with the management.
 One fact is apparent, every agent or representative of the buyers who has had any active part in acquiring these properties is either a present or former employee of the Calumet G Arizona corporation.
 An option on four claims, which lie between the Bird group (eigbt claims Of Stevenson, SEoap aud House) and the Big Johnny mine. were trans ferred to Messrs. Smith and Hosa- land by Joseph E. Saint. This op- ton expires February I5. 1s0s.- Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The CaD>e Must be Removed, Same
 Way With Dandrud.

Kill tho germ that causes dandruf
 'aI1ing hair and badness. you will hay TO more dandruff. and your hair mus grow Iuxuriaatly. Newbro's Herpicic not only contains the dandruT ger destroyer. but il is also most delish;
 Eul hair dressing for regular toilet use No other hair preparation is on thi. scientific basis of destoying the dandru. germs It stops all irritation. keeps ti
 scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re member that something claimed to Lt just IS good" will not do the work Of genuine HeTpicide. Sold by leadinz druggists. Send lec. in stamp5 for sam pc to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich
 For Sale hg Sisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.


 Bos Tate rz.urned from Ma ? =a'i today. r-.- Chas. Garcia, the Agua Prieta mer- chant, went today to NacoEari on business
 Lupe Moreno and Santiago Castro were married this morning by Rev. Father Gheldorf at the Third street Catholic church.
 Col. W. C. Land and Mrs. Land. late of Benson, have completed their ar engagements for making Douglas their home. Te colonel has not yet sue ceeded in disposing of his real es- tate holdiref in Benson, and will CO.,. tinue to have interests there. S-it vill live in Douglas. Mrs. Land is open ing up a pretty stock of ladies' fur nishing goods in a store room under the Woodland hotel. w. Nj. Hicks returned this after noon to Bisbee. ~. Capt. and Mrs. Ebert of the Salva, ton Army went this afternoon to Bisbee.
 Bassett & First got in a shipment of four carloads of coal today and ex pect six more carloads ID shorGy- R. J. Ruiz of Hermosillo. Mexlco, is registered at the International hotel Phil Dwyer of Denver Is stopping at the Savoy.
 NJ l.. Sberm of Albuquerque, New Mexico. is in Douglas. H. E. Dugan spent yesterday in Naco on business, returning from 1 there this forenoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

Review want Ads" bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
AT THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE

AT THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE All SIPS and s1.5o GOLF and STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS NOW ON SALE FOR S5c EACH.
 These are WILSON BROS. and MONARCH SHIRTS that you know so we'll.
 REMEMBER THE PRICE, ssc. THEN ALL OF OUR HEAVY cor TCN RIBBED UNDERWEAR in GREY OR BROWN COLOR, 4oc GAR MENT. OR 75c SUIT. THIS IS THE REGULAR Sf.25 SUIT UNDERWEAR, so REMEMBER THAT PRICE ALsO-75C SUIT. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THOSE TWO SPECIALS THIS WEEK.
 SCHWARTZ BROS,
 Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
COLORED CITIZENS
 FLED IN HASTE Falling Walls We're the De- CasiOn of Most Rapid
 Exodus

Whife dust was flying and salls were crashing. about thirty coiored people made a stampede for the door of the negro soloon on O. K street yesterday morning about II o'clock when the adobe building gave way and tumoied in. At the time the saloon was filled with colored people who were enjoy lug themselves. The first indication that the building was going to fall was the flying dust as a crack in the north |, vail began to spread. When this was D saoticed a stampede was started among those who were in the saloon and everybody made rush for the door. The last man had hardly left the building when the wall crashed. smashing the bar fixtures, furniture and windows. A rooming house was maintained on the second floor. but no one happened to be there at the time of the accident
 The part of the wall remaining is in $ falling condition and people have been warned by the officers to stay away. Although everything was done to keep people from visiting the place it could not be done and all day long a crowd of curiosity seekers visited the building. The Brewery came near falling on several people. It gave no warning but cIashed in a heap. It is believed that all the adobe buildings are unsafe and the officers have cautioned the occupants to be oR guard.
 A defect in the municipal law was discovered yesterday when Officer Will muth made an attempt to have the building condemned He was unable to find an officer who had the authority to condemn the building and the mat ter was referred to City Attorney Mer- ritt. who stated that the laws of Bis bee provided for no such officer. and that in case of any accident or injury the owner of the building would bt held responsible.
 B. Corretta, owner of the building was seen yesterday about the matter He stated that he would take an nee essary precautions against any acci. dSEI Nhas oLCuF Ou oi the rest of the wall falling. He stated tha as soon as he could make ar. engagements the old building would be torn down and new brick erected in it's place He said he would not trust to trying to have the old walls repaired. as he would always regard them as unsafe.
 The damp weather which has been prevalent the past few weeks is be. lieyed to be the cause of the adobe buildings becoming unsafe. In Tue son this winter an unusually heavy amount of rain has fallen and has caused a number of the best adobe buildings to tumble down. The same is said to be true of this class oi buildings throughout the territory These buildings are being torn dowr and replaced with modern brick oi rock buildings. In Bisbee there art a number of adobe houses and busi- ness building stiil remaining, but they are fast disappearing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
cHAMsERLAIN,s COUGH REMEDY
 ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.

The fault Of giving children medi- cine containing injarous substances, is sometimes more disastrous than the disease from which they are suffering. Every mother should know that Cham beTiain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children to take It contains nothing harmful and for coughs, colds and croup is unsurpassed. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

toST-Ladies' hand satchel contain ing s2f, somewhere in vicinity of Johnson addition. Also contained cards bearing name of Mrs. A. Val jean. Return to latter, Johnson ad oition, and receive reward of s.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

~AkTED-At once. boy to run CT rsnds and clean up. Steady posi- ton for the right boy. Apply Re view office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

Class in Isaac Pitman's shorthand; taught by MT. Williams. Monday and Thursday evenings, at the Y. M. c. A. Terms moderate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

BUSINESS HOUSE TO LET.
 Inquire at Standard Furniture Co.,. Brewery Ave. Also sewing machines for sale or rent N. l.. Hayden.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

An agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect is produced by Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
The sun., 1906-12-07
Sales Manager George c. Jann has three models

For newcomer the Doris has had more than
It's share OF popularity at the snow. This doubt
les, has been caused by Its sensational debut IN
New York a few months ago. when II made a run
from New York TO Boston and return on the high
gear following II up BY a climb OF Fort Lee hill
on the high" IL is noticeable how many visitors
tO the stand are posted such occurrences.
Barnett a Jack son who handle the Doris In New
YORK. have decided to clnCh Its popularity by one
Of the most liberal guarantees ever made In the
autO
The sun., 1906-12-07

River, Milton Erlanger Of Baltimore, J. ID.
Lyon. president of the First National Bank
Of Pittstarg; Henry Hartley Of Boston,
c. W. Fletcher OF Boston, John T. Windrim
of Philadelphia, ". X. Justice Of Phlla-'
delphia, W. G. Phelps of Pittsburg. Other
visitors were Spencer Trask, Henry Bre-
wort Kane, Hugh }. Chisolm, Miss Caro-
line l.. de Forest, {. p. W. Givernaud, Capt.
Edward Weston Of Waverly Park, \. j.;
J. B. Kendall. T. NJ. Macy, P. W. Rouss,
&. A. Robinson Of Boston, Louis c. Tiffany,
II. G. w. Westcott Z; Russell Thomas,
William X. Vanderbilt Peter Cooper
Hewitt. Commodore Frederick G. Bourne,
President Underwood Of the Erie Rail-
road Frank Munsey, Reginald Wander
bilt, Col. John Jacob Astor, John r. Butler.
August Belmont, Oliver II. p. Belmont,
Bradley Martin, John Borne. president
of the Colonial Trust Company; James
Stillman. president of the National City
Bank; Egerton l.. Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Egerton L. Winthrop. Jr, Mrs. George b.
Mcclellan, the Mayors wife; Mr.. and Mrs;
F. X. Pendleton, MIR. and Mrs. F. Burial
Hoffman, John e. Calhoun, George c:
Boldt. Mrs. Adam Gordon NOrrie and
W. II. Barnard. William Rockefeller was a
visitor during the afternoon.
The sun., 1906-12-07

other OF 90 horse power. The hrst sells slightly
over o. 900, the other az A.. 500.
The sun., 1906-12-07
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.

was In evidence al tnc Pullman exhibit yesterday
Mr. Bal,y drove over from York Ia one of these
machines. tie declares that for the last six months
he Hs, practically given up using the railroad for
travelling between York PnUa4rlpAa ana New
York aud nearby elites.
IN agent Of the o.. g. \. Company, who came
a long way 10 visit tac snow. Is Charles A. darcy
of san Francisco. He has placed an order
for 100 compound cars and states there Is a big
demand for them oh the Coast. where hill climbing
ability Is imperative. Mr.. D'Arry says there s
an unprecedented demand for the automobile Ia
general In san Francisco and vicinity people snow
Ing tendency 10 rebuild their houses further away
from the business centre tnan before the "artn
quake.
\ ear that has attracted moro than ordlaary AT
tcntiDn Is the Deere. The Deere tTauSnl sspn
IN operation is q feature OF the ,Nhlbl and II n
constantly surrounded 5y crowd Of experienced
motorists.
The sun., 1906-12-07

tIonar endurance cOntest-Of being the only car
which completed the run without making a single
adjustment OF repair.
The sun., 1906-12-07
Norwich Baseball club sold at Aurtlon
for Sg5

NoEvIcH. Conn. Doc. O hfDrr Winning
the championship ~ the Connecticut hague
Of hg hall clubs the Norwich club vaS
yesterday sold NJ public auctior. CARRYING
out decree of rho superior Court, ohtp ined
by Edward 7. Burk" for the three mort "a ges
The sun., 1906-12-07

tIonar endurance cOntest-Of being the only car
which completed the run without making a single
adjustment OF repair.
The work OF many Of the exhibitors has been
greatly lessencd this year by the fact that less
demonstrations have to be given than at former
shows This applies more strongly Of course,
standardized. More attention Is being given to
body equipment and the exhibits where both
mechanical perfection and refinement of body
details are embodied as FAR as possible usually
the centres Of attraction. The Rainier exhibit Is
illustrative of these conditions and TCnccls credit
these cars has graspcd the situation. There N
nothing freaklsh about any OF the models shown
and they combine nearly every demand In the
high grade neld, sales are being registered
regularly, the last reported being those to Rufus
l.. scott Of Brooklyn. Mr. Scott ordered one OF the
touring car
A visitor to the Maxwell booth Yesterday was
NJ. Tipslec of the Baltimore Auto and Motor Com
pany, who VIII handle MaXwcls IA Baltimore next
year. Mr.. Tips lee made arrangements for a large
consignment Of machines and stated that IA Mary
land he believed that there would be very great
and an early call for them as Judged by the de o.
maDd now in evidence,
Day by day Interest Increases In the exhibit NJ
the American MOrS, tho car built ny the ST Louis
Car Company: tits practically French car manu-
factuTed w THIS country. The cylinders. piStonS.
crank shafts and mAgnetos have been imported
from France from the same makers who supply
the h0rs company. The step which the ST Louis
Car Company has taken enables people IN this
country 10 secure practically the same machine
as Europe sells with saving Of Is per cent duty.
The sun., 1906-12-07

-: the club. Dcruir Sheriff Dr1por old ths
franchise ~ tho rnnlin sign p'~t. tIc bidder
was Dennis !. MOTrI-og. " hp Loi % for 81.
10 j. supposed thai tl,' bidder psfrd for 10
mort ~ COOS, thus giving th"m y cic1r ttls
- IN" frHuChis" through iure'in-'r" Of tho
mort ~ ga Of si.5oo. given lnst AuglI - way
sAlnTLca.
The sun., 1906-12-07
Automobile Prices Drop!

I5O slightly used high class Cars
Sent here for sale, at GREATLY REDUCED prices,
await your Inspection. Touring Cars, &75 to s. 500
Runabouts, from sIe5, satisfactory DEMONS1RA-
TIONS.
WILLIss AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
a3l West 5ith. near Broadway
The sun., 1906-12-07

over o. OOO the other az 81 500.
The certificates issued by the directors nf the
New York Motor club to the three cars which sue
cccdcd In hnlshng the late lamcntrd economy
test Of that club, through the berkshire iiliS on
November -, Is and 10, arrived yesterday NJ the
show. and one OF them was placed on cHuibtlon AT
the booth OF the T.. H. V. Company. The cCrtlhcatc
awarded by the directors az ne instance Of the
contest committee for the persistent and gritty
showing made by ID. y. Graham ana his compound
car, which was the OtiCial car during the test.
On the upper floor OF the Palace A. the stand Of
the Harrison Wagon Works probably tAr mos;
OVerWOrked saC smcn In the building NOld forth
that n. II a hoaIs meas caused uS Uucrasing talking
and demonstrating Is any CNidD nee. me visitors
20 there sugly. In pairs and In drOVCS 70 have thC
self starting device Of nc Harrison car Illustrated
to them. Otner novelties Of t's exhibit are a
device FOR pumping tires from the : at ana anOtgcr
for lighting IN" acety lene gas lamps without getting
out OF the car.
We'll known for the thousands Of biCyCes the
builder mad" when bicycles were In such great
demand the Crawford Is receiving clos m,pcC
tI0n from critical visitors 20 the s1ow. TWO models
are shown besides special exhibit Of the improN ed
Crawford transmission, In attendance are u. =.
CravInrd the hulid'r; " ". TaNs and Joseph
! rcXcll, the New York agent,
samuel r. Rally. president of the View York
Motor Car Company, makers Of the Pullman car.
The sun., 1906-12-07

\ considerable number Of exhibitors at the
Palace show have asserted that Up 10 date the show
has been more notable for the pacing of agencies
and general output business than for sp"clnc sales
al retail IN the booths. Speaking OF TINS situation
Frank D. DOTman, treasurer OF the Maxwell
Brlscoc Motor Company, stated that AT the Max
well booth the experiences had been somewhat
different. lie stated that while great many
ngcnClp, had been settled upon. and that while
practically the entire list ot AGENTS was Conple,e
iOr next year. and the entire output Of $3.50 cars
inrl"dng 25O Of tnc model y four cylinder pro
vided for, still the feature Of the booth was
lhC large number of sales at retail which had been
nlaGe by the factory and New York and Brooklyn
statesmen who were part of the working force
of the Maxwell company, Mr. Dorman stated that
he stood for an hour in close proximity 20 one
Of the salcsmCn who IN that time actually sold
four cars for delivery between the rst OF the year
and the nrSt Of March, and that another salesman
had sold ninr cars In three days.
N,nong the rar- that are attracting the attention
nf agents Aud individual buyers Is the polson,
manufactured IN Michigan. 80 far the agency for
New orb has not been placed yet II should make
\ good selling proposition IN this territory Two
models are shown, one Of ~ horse power aud the
The sun., 1906-12-07

7I''I - ITTVT - II I7"'
stratlng ears at very attractive prices. one ~ IS
II. =. and one ~ - II. p Roth are In excellent
condition, having had the best OF care, and Will he
guaranteed the same As new. Also one ~ IS II. ..
iul limousine, rchnisncd like new, guaranteed for
slS months. can bC seen and tried AT
RAINIER CO., Broadway and JOth St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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D. W. Boyce devotes hls time to rents

-Complaint continues about car shortage.
 A. NJ. Barrow is reported quite sick with pleurisy.
 Furnished rooms, with or without board; 3OS East Second avenue.
 MT. A M. Barron is quite sick, being threatened with pneumonia.
 -Chas. Haycoch is able to place your money on good real estate loa2s. -W-anted-Good second hand bicy- cle. Apply at Y. NJ. C. A. evenings. V. B. Dunlum.
 Julia Lee, the 2.year.old daughter of Mir. and Mrs R, ". Lane, is re ported quite sick.
 R. Daniels, colored, was fined $50 in police court Saturday morning for carrying a razor.
 For rent-Ofice room to desirable party. For particulars see Chas. Hay cock, 113 Pine street.
 A. V. Smith, who has been SuHef- ing from a severely sprained ankle, is able to be out again.
 For rent-Nicaly furnished room; water and elec,rie lights in house. Ap- ply S09 West Sixth avenue.
 See the Sealy mattress in the Simpson and Webb Furniture con pany's window: best in the world.
 -Lost-Gold watch. between J. C. Sewell's and Masonic temple Finder return it to Graphic and receive re ward.
 For reNt-Furnished rooms al rooms for lieht housekeapins; co voriant to bushes part of cit Can '21 Walnut street.
 o5 Ecr sa7t+ed noi5to "
 Waa 7aass tac7ls ltb ai rs9aUd
 turned ta " F. saefes s. j ra anl E.. L Goodwin.
 s~eats-R a3 in daat Eama- a.atas siezs. numbers: 240 per cent 0rof samslss free. H-ri It Supply
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Hiuh Averages.

Tn President Wheatley's letter tell in of his inability to be present at the meeting, he enclosed the averages of the players made last season. These show Welday Of Greenville to have led the league in batting with .349 per cent The next ten best batters were as follows Gettinger, Natchez and Mobile, 336: Werden, Hattiesburg, .32S; Massing, Natchez. .319; Murphy, Pine Bluff, .311; Niles. Baton Rouge, .307: Fox, Jackson and Merilian, .291; Kelley, Natchez and Meridian, .2S9; Thornton, Greenvilleand Vicksburg. .2S3: Cayender, Pine Bluff and Meri dian. 274; Prout, Greenville, .272. The averages of the other Nicksburg play CTS in order were as follows: McDiy- itt. .247; Keeman, .233; Fredericks. .222S; Toner, .222;; Tilford, .215; Kin lock. ,212;; Renzenbrink, .212;; Belt. 2o7; Hanlon. 200 Hasle, .19S; Bra dy, .lSG: Plass, 1S3; Hackett, 1'i5; Baruey. 1G2: Glenn, .156; C. Warner. 132: Decosta. 1o5; Bishop, 091; Hot tum, 06S.
 In fielding. Loroque, Greenville was shn best first baseman, with .9S1 per aat. Niles Baton Rouge, at seoonl, aa wth ,995; !. Hoffman, 5saeson,
 f14tt.A fl4-4# s4ss9a4afs4, 74=t4h Qat.
 Hon wfN aa best sholt sto9. IT. lay
 t.i I .nA esaas a#l his ayersae w2s
 DJ ,h oI t.5lt3fan, t'a
 aeaels 6iHh fH7a. Lawrence of
 4h1r9. haa 70a9 also Thou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
The Vicksburg, Meridian and Baton

The NlckSDufS,= =AeflQlan duu bdIOu Rouge representatives favored the Of ficers who were elected. John Arm strong, the Jackson representative, and c. c. Briggs, representing Mobile, fought for Hemingway as long as they had a chance. Gulfport had a rep resentative at the meeting. He was not awarded the franchise for Gulf port until after the election of Of ficers. Mr. J. D. Haire was the man, and had he been permitted to vote he would have cast his ballot for a Nicksburg man for the head of the league.
 D. Goldsmith's Sons of Cincinnati offered to supply their make of base ball at s9 a dozen and stated in their offer that Napoleon Lajoie had adopt cd the ball. The offer extended the right to cancel the contract if the balls did not prove satisfactory 10 the players, and the meeting voted to ac- cept the offer.
 Messrs. Roux and Grouchy both feel entirely satisfied with the re- suits of the meeting and are assured of getting for Baton Rouge it's full share of Sunday games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
TIE NEW CIRCUIT OF THE COTTON STATES BASE. BALL LEAGUE FOR THE
 COMING SEASON.. Will Be a Six-Team League, With Gulfpose as the Infant of
 the League.

The following is from the Baton Rouge Times, and will no doubt be read with interest by many Pine Bluff people, though this city will not be in the Cotton States league the com ing season:
 Back from Vicksburg, where they entered Baton Rouge in the Cotton States league for this year with Vicksburg, Meridian, Jackson, Mobile and Gulfport, Messrs. Roux and Grouchy report, briefly, as follows:
 Salary limit, sl10O a month, railroad expenses pooled visitors guarantee, $40 a game; per diem per man limit of S1.50 for hotel expenses abroad; forfeit to be cut up not later than February.
 The salaries of the officers were provided for in a resolution offered by MT. Armstrong. The president will receive $200, the secretary $50 and the chairman of the executive committee $50.
 Oficers-Prasiient, Stacy Compton, Vicksburg; vtce-Mes1dent, Alex Grou- chy, Jr, Baton Rouge; Secretary, T. P. Cashman. Vicksburg The presi. dent will act as treasurer, under bond
 Executive committee: Wm. Hem ingway, Jackson. chairman; o. H.. O'Neil, Meridian& c. c. Briggs, Mo- bile.
 Permanent Deettng place, Jakson.
 The meeting was one of the largest ever held by the league. The follow ing gentlemen were present:
 yicksburs: Al Fischel Frank Scott, Will Luckett. WlN Collier Jas. l.. Cash, Roy Tanner. Jackson: John Armstrong, ". l.. Harris, A. Lewis, A. (. CroWdcr w F. Nallett.
 Eaton Heuee: Jules Roux, A. Cral- chy, D.
 aIard3an: Ndz Thornton, J IT. 0Neil, eam Gaoenuald.
 Mobile c. C. Briggs.
 Culport B. ]. xLaire-
 The a.trisg pTesfdent, Geo. Wheat ely Of GreenT1lss. was nod present. 44a44 - .-s-