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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08
Wedding Bells

The marriage of Miss Eva E.
Merrill to Mr.. Thomas J. Bald
win, Of Hope, Dakota, was per-
formed by Rev. Chas. S. Deep
rose on Wednesday, Jan. Oath at
4:30 p. M, at the home Of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Chas. Merrill.
A small circle only of the nearest
relatives and intimate friends
were present to witness the cere-
mony.
The popularity of Miss Merrill
in her native town was testified
by the many beautiful presents
received, among them being a
purse of gold presented by the
members and friends of the w.
G. T. U.
The good wishes for the happi-
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
are everywhere most freely ex-
pressed. /,
On account of the severe illness
of Mr.. Merrill the newly married
will remain in Coaticook for the
present.-Coaticook Observer.
WANTED: District Managers
to post signs, advertise and dis
ribute samples. Salary $500
weekly, $500 per day for expen-
SEES. State age and present EN-
ployment. IDEAL SHEAR Co.,
80 Randolph ST., Chicago. 40t4
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that
j. E. Erickson, j. w. Wakeman
and o. B.. Wakeman co-partners,
known as the firm of Erickson,
Wakeman & Son, have this day
dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. All accounts due the
firm are in the hands of J. W.
Wakeman with whom settlement
must be made.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08
j. r. ERICKSON,
J. W.. WAKEMAN,
O. E, MAKEMAN.

Dated January Is, 1906, Hope,
North Dakota.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08
A. o. u. w. BALL
Il

The local lodge of A. O. u. W.
will give a dance at the opera
house on Friday night, Feby. IS.
The best of music will be fur
nished and everything possible
will be done to make the event
one of the most enjoyable of the
season. Supper will be served
at the Palace.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08

carry a good line of Victor
and Columbia records and sup
plies-records IS cents. It will
pay you to see me if you are
figuring on purchasing a pho.
nograph or recodrs.
tt H. H. FULMER.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15
THE CHICAGO
CLEAN CITY CLUB

a practical outcome Of the recent
movement for clean city with its
attendant enlistment Of itcrest on the
part Of the school children is the or
ganization Of the clean city club"
with . button such as child dearly
loves TO wear. as its distinctive
badge IT is a suggestion from the
HUI house and seems TO have four
simple rules as it's constitution:
pick mp at least one piece OF paper
from the street each day
Clean your own back yards and
porches and try to interest the boys
and girls next door.
Keep at least one flower in the
window
Be smiling and clean Yourself
The idea Is reported TO be so IA
yorable and popular that The newly
organized corps OF workers hopes to
have a membership OF 1000 by the
end Of its first week In u friendly
contest held under It's auspices be
tween groups, each with It's own
captain. a good deal OF interest on the
part OF older people was developed
In every attempt OF This sort which
appeals 10 tho children The educa
tional value is more important than
the actual accomplishmcnfs in manu-.
al labor For the boy vino picks M
one paper day soon forms the habit
Of refraining fom throN ug any pa.
per on the street. and with the pc
.culiar censure Of children which is
usually effective. he tea 0os his com.
paniOns to take the same pride iu
cleanliness which he advocates and
illustrates For this reason the clean
lefty club deserves the hotrtiest com
mendation and encouragement
With little wise direction from par
ents who are interested .n The various
Improvement societies OF he city the
organized army Of children might be-
made most efficient aid TO those
who are giving their time and at
teniion TO the physica cleanliness
n Chicago Chicago Tribune
Why not do the same m BlucGold2
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15

On Real Estate for 1908. charged i'm
Name Of the Following Persons
still Remain Unpaid. To-wit:

Atkinson. Maria. Alley, w O.
Austin. Humphrey. Austin. G. w.
Akin, Sarah A., Ain. Joseph
Ain, Sarah c.. Tits. JAS. O.,
Amos. ]. A. and Florence,
Austin. Il. w. Brooks. Robt n
Banks. c. A. and Emma. Bailey. N Il.
Bailey, Chas u. Bailey. W. r.
Estill Bailey and O. ]. Ellis,
Baylor. Wade. Buckley. Martha r.
BERNARD, ]. T. Breedolve, l.. e..
Barrett. Thos Bluefield w w INN
Co. tSeveral piecesl
T. II. X. Christie. Abner X. Callahan
\. II. Carr. Efie ]. Cooper.
$. +. Cloy. Stella Cisco.
Eliza Chairman. Thos. Day
J C. Echols. Robt. Elliott.
Jas c. Eastman. Evans. Moore y
oliver.
Addie c. Edwards. IL. II. Fairfax.
| John Fullen. Ollie V. Foldeu
Mollie Ferguson, l.. h. Flowers
+. $. Cross, Rufus II. Harry
\. J. Hearn. Robt Horton.
Martha f. Horton. Celia lligeiu.
botham.
+. j. Higginbotham, ID. W. a y \
Hairston,
Sarah y. Hutchinson. Rookie Hutch
inson.
John T.. Hauck. VIM. J. HAYWOOD
- 4 IL.
l.. L.. Johnson. O. G. enkiuS,
J. A. Jenkins. Jones 4 Browning.
W. w Karnes. Jno. Kennedy. ct al.
n H. and r.. r. King. Jno. II King,
Henry A. Kidd, Minnie Kimcr,
Willie :. Knowles, Jennie :. l.azcuh,
81 al
Geo. s. Lucas and Walden.
\dam Lindlay. Chas Lowell ct al.
"has A. Lane. Percy +. 10th. eft 20
n. W. McClaughcrty. Ellie Nrchlin.
las Mechlin, Jas. II. McAnamy
Emma McCary. Jacob Morrison,
Jane Maxwell. VIM. Matson,
w j. Nottingham. Edna Neal
H. r. Oliver and G. w. Akers
5. NJ oliver. Oliver Il Jones.
w j. Osborn, j. Il. Powell
! r. Price. A. Pulliam,
Mosclm Partee. j. H. Richards
Cordelia Reese. j. w Roberts
Ardelia Radcliffe. Thos. Ratoun",
Walter $. Reed. mo. Roman. ----al.
I'M c. Richards. Eliza j. Ross
Eva II Shunicbarger, w. + smith
Chas r Smith, Lucy II. Shot
G. A. Shirley. Trustee. Ada VI Smr
deal.
Rachel T. Ictevcns. Geneva \ sang,
Garrett -. stevens, -. 4 Turner
Davy Thompson. j. A. Thompson.
Helen Terry. l.. H. Tickle.
Il. ID Thomas, j. a & s T. Thoma
G.. w. Troutman, r. l.. TAYLOR.
VIM II. Taylor. Jno. W. Thompson
Arminta Vaughan, r. t.. White.
Nv. G. Williams. S. S VIM.
Sidney Woods. A. l.. Weeks,
John Whitaker Elizabeth Young.
Lucy Shipman. John w Winston.
Amount OF taxes aud dcscripti,
of PROPERTY may be- asccrtained.
taxes paid. by calling at the Sta
Bank.
f. NJ. PETERS. Treas
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15
NEW METHOD
OF LIGHTING

\ new method OF lighting railroad
passenger ears was recently tested
ON an English railroad The locomo-
Tive supplied electric current TO bat
teries. which transmitted e as re
quired to inCandescent lamps. The
train was operated for threa months.
y distance OF $4,000 miles. without
requiring any attention. the lights
being as luNuriaut on the last day ms
ON the first
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15

West Virginia papers are having
a good deal Of sport ont OF The occa-
sional crazy machine soft lines 800.
pearing IN some Of them As this is
something which is likely to- happen
10 nos my or them hey might as
well keep still about 90 Parkers-
burg Journal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15
We are Here To Sell

Clothes Furnishings
furnishings before hinu
The
OF homet therefor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-15
The Question Sits Down to This:

Would rather
Would rather ordinary
THAN that mas
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN RHYME,

An explosion in Durham England, Over twenty miners killed. Sam Jones dropped dead in Memphis, A great mind forever stilled. After twenty years of married life A Dallas woman seeks divorce; Everybody works. but father"
 The same old grounds of course. In Los Angeles on Thanksgiving day O'Brien and Burns will fight. The Americans won the championship. Hold-ups in Frisco day and night. In Chicago a baby girl was born To Mrs. Amos Rose; It will be an all toe singer.
 For twas born with fourteen toes. Miss Krupp weds Lieut.. Von Bohlen. The same directors for the Greene. Hearst and Hughes are good and busy Watson quits his magazine. Macias who killed little girl
 Near Chihuahua, will be shot, Joda Hamilton. the triple murderer, In Missouri has been caught A Los Angeles street car jumped the
 track;
 Twenty iniured-an awful sight. o'Brien knocked Cooley and Trimble
 out
 In the same ring Tuesday night. An insane man killed his family In Knoxville, Tennessee. The Jointists have been with us and Theirs looks like "23.' The Tafts have returned from Cuba. McGovern and Corbett fought a
 draw.
 + Is freezing in Chicago;
 In New York there is Thaw. Slx persons fall into the rapids at Niagara, but are saved. A man killed by a crazy barber in Detroit while being shaved. A St. Louis man is arrested; lie stole kiss from Zuzie Slack Had it been girl in this town Shed have made him put it back
 WILL J. BASKWELL..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
NEW DISCOVERY IMPORTANT.

The discovery of new ore bodies in the Superior & Pittsburg ground is of great importance to several surround ing properties. From the pitch and dip of all three bodies and their gen eral character it is very apparent now that they belong to the same ore zone from which the Calumet & Arizona. Copper Queen, Shattuck and Lowell mines have taken the greater part of their most valuable ore.
 At the Shattuck this ore body was encountered at depth of about TOO Feet and in the Meg shaft of the Cal umet 6 Arizona at 900 feet. At the onver it was in evidence at 1000feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21

at HOO feet in the Lowell and at about the same level in the strike now made by the Calumet & Pitts burg.
 The Shattuck being situated onthe highest point on the mountai in this string df mines, it can be easily seen that the ore is following along a gen eral strata which dips in a regular manner down into the basin to the north of the Mule mountains.
 At the angle the ore body is taking it would leaed to the opinion that the Junction shaft would have to be sunk at least POO feet deeper to catch it in this ground and it is almost a fore
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21

gone conclusion that the Warren shaft will also reach it at about the same depth as the Junction.
 The three discoveries made in the Hoatson drift show that the ore goes directly into the Warren ground and that the shaft in that property can hardly escape catching it.
 The strike may be considered the most important made during the year. as they definitely settle the question which way the ore dips from the mountains and at about what depth it may be expected to en- counter it on the fiat from Lowell to a point below Bakerville.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
FROM FOUR STATES.
testimony to the Efficacy of the New
 Scientific Dandruff Treatment.

James C. Rowe, of Livingston, Mont, 'Herpicide cured my Gandruff and stopped my hair falling"
 Orange McCombs. St. Anthony, Ida ho: "Herpicide cleaned my scalp of dandruff and made my hair soft as silk and glossy
 W. H. Otis, barber, Champaign, H.: T used Herpicide on one customer for dandruff and on another for falling hair with excellent results"
 F. W. Woody Assistant postmaster, Champaign, H.: 'Herpicide complete ly stopped my falling hair"
 J. J. Bently, Sheridan, Wyo.: "Herpicide excellent for cleaning the scalp" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21

account of the problems which exist at Roosevelt the ten hour day might be continued. Captain Alexander replied that he could not consent to viola ton of the law even in an emergency. and that the eight-hour law would have to go into effect last Monday in all de- partments of the work at Roosevelt.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
CHARITY CLUBS GIFT
 DOING GREAT GOOD
AckNowLEoeMENr OF GIFT RE. cEivED FROM REV. FATHER
 M'NALLY, OF oAKLAND.

Among the first of Bisbee's organi. cations to send funds for the relief of San Francisco's sufferers was the Charity Club, which forwarded s10O tc Rev. Father J. B. McNally, of the Catholic Church at West Oakland.f
 Yesterday Treasurer Thopas Ho gan, of the Charity Club, received the following acknowledgment of the gift from Father McNally: -;,
 West Oakland. Cal, April 25. MT. Thomas Hogan, Treas. Charity Club, Bisbee, Ariz.:
 My Dear MT. Hogan:-Just receiy ed your telegram. Shall spend the hundred dollars you sent where it will do the most good-on the needy, dis tressed and desolate people. They are flocking to my place. We are feeding and housing many. Shall try to use the money to the best advant age in providing for those whom tn general committees" won't reach.
 "I send letter as 1t will reach yor as soon as telegram the way things are now.
 May God prosper the donors. With prayers and blessings for our friend and the homeless and distressed ones who are erowding around us here, am, r.... -s.
 Very sincerely and gratefully yours,
 "J. B. M'NALLY. Pastor of Catholic Church. West Oak land" ....
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
BISBEE TO HAVE
 AN AMATEUR TEAM.

. It is an assured fact that Bisbee is to have a baseball team this season. Dan Angius and Jerry Kelly have un- dertaken the management of it, and have started in to make the o-gani- zation a success, and put up n exhi- bition that will do credit tc BiSbeS. Over s200 has been subscribed by the merchants of Bisbee and more will Uc gotten in a few days. Suits have been ordered and should be here in a short time.
 The boys propose to put up a strictly amateur game, playing only those players who live in Bisbee, a thing that has never been done before. Re gular times will be set for practice and the team be given chance to play good bail. ta.. -. r..... ,-. .-. ..
 Brondstadt, a University of Arizona man, will be inSthe box for Bisbee, and it is understood that he is able to deliver the goods. Games will be ar ranged with Douglas, Cananea, Ft. Huachuca, Fl Paso and other nearby towns, and a large per cent. of the games will be played on the home grounds The first game will prob ably be next Sunday either with Doug las or Cananea-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

It will be about four months from now when some distinguished demo- crat will arise in the democratic con vention of the territory of Arizona and place in nomination the Hon Marcus Aurelius Smith for delegate to Con gross. Then some other distinguished democrat will arise and move that the nomination of MT. Smith be made unanimous. This action will be fol lowed at the November election by the largest majority for Mir. Smith which was ever received by any candidate for Congress in Arizona. There has been some talk about the republicans refusing to put candidate against Mark Smith this fall, but we do not take any stock in that. The republi
 cans will have some foolish isstie with which they will try to hoodwink tht people as they did in 1904 with theil
 Irrigation issue, which everybody il
 the territory was heartily in favor of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

In Cochise county the supervisors held up the exorbitant fee bills of precinct officers at the regular meet ing the first of the month and at a special meeting last week cut out the bills about $3,000. By overriding the fee business the precinct officers have killed the goose that laid the golden egg.-Bulletin.
 The above tells only the first chap ter of the story. The fee bills were exorbitant, but clearly within the law. The Justices and Constables have brought suit and in the opinion of the Review will be allowed their bills in full. The fault lies with the legisla- ture. The present fee bill upon the statutes is too liberal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

To all intents and purposes the editor of the Review was in the clutches of the law last night. If the Sheriff wasn't friend of ours. we might have spent the night in tue tanks at the branch county jail But, as it was, we are still doing business at the same old stand. In, brief, we have been 'pinched," and at the pres ent writing We don't know exactly how long it is going to take us to get loose. But we don't want our three thousand subscribers to get the idea that the paper will suspend publica- tion on account of the arrest of the editor ] 1t will continue to appear reg ulsFly in the fHtuEe. The Kelly family Is somethfhg like the Hooligans: When the old man is "pinohed' there is a growing crop of young Kellys to take his place. and most of them were born in a printing office, and know the brsiness from sweeping out in the morning to handling a bunch of tin horn lawyers without gloves.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
 PROMISED FRISCO,
(Continued from parn 1, ,

, (Continued from Page 1.)
 nave been perfected and will be speed. Fly put into operation. Through this means it is hoped to afford another enamel for assistance and to distin- gulsh the able adult, who is willing to work, from the man who prefers to subslst on the genrosity of others. Cqnsidering yhe condition of the city, an astonishing amount of build Ing has been commenced. The new structures are all one-story frames. but they will be sufficient for a time to provide for the immediate needs of their builders.
 James D. Phelan. chairman of the nnance committee, today received a telegram from Secretary of War Taft, notifying him that only S7SO, ,OOO re- mained out of tho s2,5OG,00O appro- priated by Congress, and that this sum would be expended for suppli ,s, etc. The telegram was read at a .es- sion of the finance committee and filed without discussion.
 Chairman Phelan stated that nine teen hospitals are absolutely without support as a result of the. great dis aster and to support these institu- tons the committee would soon be called upon to sexpsnd about S1 900 day .-.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
CANADIAN WINS
 BIG MARATHON RACE

ATHENS, May 1.-The Marathon race, the principal event of tie Olym- pic games, run over the hills and along the coast line from the ancient battlefield of Narration to Athens, was won today by William Sherreng of Hamilton, Ont. Eight minutes behind him was Svamberg, Swede, and W. G. Frank of the Irish-American Ath- letic Club, was third, two minutes be- hind the Swedish runner. Sherreng's time was hours 51 minutes and g seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

It is reported that a petition is to be presented to the next regular meet ing of the city council by the saloon men of. Douglas, asking that the mum Der of saloons in that city be limited. We have not heard just where the limit is asked to be put. This policy is not new one, and it has recently been proposed in Tucson, where it was rather favorably received. In Los Angeles saloons in the city are limited to two hundred. The city council, we suppose. has the right to limit the number of saloons, and on the theory that the saloons are an in jury to mankind, the fewer We have the better If the number of saloons is limited, it will not be long until the privilege will become very yalu- able, and higher license can be col lected, thus securing to the city in- creased revenue from this source without having saloons scattered all over the city, It is better to maintain high license and limit the number than it is to have low license and an unlimited number of saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
Address all Communications to BlSBEE DAILY REVIEW, BiSBEE, ARIZONA.

A correspondent of the Denver Post thinks that there will yet be a state hood compromise, and that the Senate will yield to the twa-state proposition for the four territories Word coming to Arizona from Washington does not point in the direction of the predic- ton of the correspondent. Whenever there is danger of such result Mark Smith, the delegate from Arizona, will be one of the very first to learn of it and will lose no time in letting the danger be known to his constituents Tn the territory. The only possible compraaise which would affect Ari- zona and New Mexico would be an agreement to the Foraker amendment allowing the territories of New Mex ico and Arizona to vote separately on the question as to whether they were willing to accept the joint statehood bill or not. To such an arrangement the people of Arizona will offer no objection, as it will leave in their own hands a means of self-protection and enable them to record their verdict in such emphatic manner that wifi leave no doubt anywhere in the coun- try of the abhorrence with which the proposition is held in this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

e To our many friends who extended their sympathies and offers of assist ance last night the editor of the Re view will be ever thankful. Our edi- torial head is bowed down with grief. The night force treads softly about the sanctum.' Even the devil is sub dued. The warrant came just at nightfall while hand organ in the al ley below played, "Thc Heart Bowed Down."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
A sTIcKLER FOR TRUTH
To The Editor of Bisbee Review:

TO The EQltOr Ol blSDSS heNlS"-
 Sir:-Regarding the final honor' over the remains of Paul Jones, a re port of which appeared in your es teemed journal of a few days ago, al low me to state that Jones never helC the rank of Admiral in the Ameri can navy because no such rank ex. isted in Revolutionary days, nor foI decades after Jones entered the Amer ican navy as an inexperienced lieu, tenant and left it simple captain Nothing more. The American does noi breathe who can prove the contrary It is, of course, true that he was for 3 short period a rear admiral in the ser vice of Her Imperial Majesty the Elm press Catherine the Second of Russia Majesty's service, he was a signal Majesty's service, he was signay failure Jones may have been a noted seamean and a great patriot, etc., bui he was not as great as the truth nol can his admirers make him so.
 ReSDectfully,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
MYSTIC SHRINERS TO
 MEET IN CHICAGO

TORONTO, May 1-Imperial Po- tentate Harry Rawling of the Mystic Shriners today cancelled his order calling of the convention of the Uf- der to have been held in Los Angeles, May '. Instead he has called the meeting for Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

William Jennings Bryan is conced- cd as the logical democratic candidate for president in 1908. The people of fhc United States are beginning to realize that it was Bryan who first insisted that the trust monopolies and their railroad allies should be brought to a accounting and regakfssn
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

Senator Tillman is getting much support fer his bill which makes it a crime for any corporation to contrib. ute to any political campaign fund This law would go far tozafds outing away republican ma iorities ~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
City Vaults Intact.

SAN FRANCISCO, May |. - The vaults in the ruiIted city hail were opened today and fhe contents found intact All wills, which have been en- acted in the city were filed away in
 the big steel vault, and their loss would have been irreparabIe.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

II will not be long until the candi- dates will be extending the glad hand
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

We have not seen anything about the contribution of Uncle Russell Sage to the San Francisco relief fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

La Cananea, Sonora, Mexico.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-20
HARMONY EXISTS
tn THE PARTY

"All past differences of Harrison
county Republicans have been salts
factorily adjusted" was the state
ment given out collectively and in
diyidualIy by coterie of delegates
to the congressional convention from
that county who were callers at the
Intelliscncer-allice 1ast night. says
the Wheeling Intelligcncer. In The
party were the following: A. W.
Rapp, superintendent of the Gypsy
Thomas jarrett. of Shinns-
ton, of the Solon-Ehlen mines; ].
G. Lang. deputy sheriff, of Clarks-
burg; John o. Brooks. general
superintendent of the Clarksburg
Fuel company, and John G.. Knox,
If Clarksbnrg, deputy sheriff. I'VE
expect TO roll up at least the normal
majority in Harrison
this fall,'' they said, "and it now
l0eks as though out party is in as
good shape as ever before. y