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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
cHFQUE tXTRAV|ADO

BE hA extraviado el chsque ntms.
70 1924 del Tesorero do 10 Junta e.
collar de Ponce, den Julio Roaich, y
& 10 orden de 10 sehorita profesora
Maria Rivera, por $25 6 cargo del
American Colonial Bank. Tanto e.
to Bsnce, como el sCredito y Ahorro
Pcncehos han sido informados del
sxtra,fo del citado ehequs, & fin de
que no paguen este sin nuevo aviso
del librador 8 de 10 aenorita Rivsra.
III ehsque no tiene 10 frma de IL
interssads; pero 81 busno que los 90.
merciantes de Ponce esten advertidos,
para svisarss alguna sorpress.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
UN UN|0N|STA

Sr, Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Tspgo el gusto do manifsstar &
ustad gus, al dsjar nal rssidencia del
pueblo de Naranjito, pass mi rsst-
dencia q esta ciudad, donde me crie
y eduque; hacienda ssta sclaraei6n
para conservar mi derecho al voto,
que dare, como sismpre, al gran par.
lido ex f.deral, hoy Unionista.
La poblaci6n es grande y quizA
no 90 Aien unos porqas no les con.
veuga y otros porque no ss hsyap
apercibido.
Doy { ustsd mil graeias por esta
sclarsci6n, qusdardo siempre su mts
afeetuoso y s. 8.
Jd3nto Bdrce!6,
Ciruiano menor.
Ponce, Mario 26 dc 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

lumus, que musstra en- el x6calo 70.
lievss dorados.
Ambas eseulturas son tomadas do
reproduccionss, mas sl artists ha
pussto en- elias los rssgoa earaeteris
tieos do sus peculiares sptitudsa.
Son dos buenos trabsios. Nirgtn
observador intsligsnte en- 10 matsris,
que los sxsminass, escatimarfa IN
aplsuac al sompatriota B'gay.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
CAUSA POR |NFANT|C|B|O

Aver fueron sxhumsdos , ex xami-
nsdos On el esmsntsrio civil los rs.tos
del nih' dc ksgdalsna Torres.
ssgdn nos msnifessa sl Lcdo. Lilo.
rsAs, que asissi6 & dichos aetos, 81 ps.
ristal estaba dividido On cuatro psr.
tes.
Practicaron sl sxamen los docto-
res Villarongs, Coronas, Moret , sa.
laxar.
Continuaron esta mafana los pre-.
1iminarss del iuicio por jurados, en-
10 Corte dc DIstrito.
Todos los tsstigos eoncurrieron,
msnos DON jose CobiAn Rivera, jusx
de psz de Adiuntas, por eatar enfer-
mo.
III setlor Cobian fue quien inatru.
10 las primsrAa diligeacias iudIclales,
On eta cauas.
Diio el fiscal Padilla que, siendo
do gran importancia 10 dsclar aci6n
de dLeho tsstigo, no dsbfa efsctu arss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
ESCULTURAS.

En- ssta ofcina ss exh!bsn dos
buenos trabsjos sscul.6ricos del avsn.
tsisdo arttsta pueriorriqusf don 10.
rs v. Bigay.
Uns 90 IN busto de ysso broneea-
do dc voltaire, el gran ironista de
Feancia.
Osrs, ma pequeiIa satatua de ba.
FRO. ptnts de de negro, que represents
{ Bu'h', el sublime sp6stol indio,
sentado. en- aetitud msditativa. La
estatuilla dsssauss sobrs elegants 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

sl iuioio sin olrsele y, por tanto, pc.
dia Ia suspension do ls vista.
Opdsose sl lstrado Lie rams, mani
festando que bastabA con que se leye
90 allf 10 declaration del tsstigo, se-
g1u eonsta en- el sumario.
Rspuso el fiscal que no debis hs.
cerse esto por ignorarse si el seiior
Cobi&n manifestarfa nuevas cossy an.
to el tribunal.
FL jusx Tous acord6 que el iuieio
fuese ap'axAdo.
Como ahora visne el perio 10 dc
vacaciones por los tribunales, dicha
causa no 90 vera hasta sl nusvo ter.
mino judicial, On Julir, y entorces ha.
bra que ccnstituir nuevos jurs dos, con
mas gastos, por consiguisnte, para el
pueblo do Puerto Roo.
El Lcdo L'orsns pidi6 que Mag
dalena Torres fuese trasladads de IL
carcel, donds se encuentra, al hospital
Tricochs.
Be espera el informe dol msdico
de c9rcelss, para rssolver esta petjcl6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
PIIdOras GeIatinadas

lsu gran expendlo y numsroaaI
epgAhoSas imitacionea los iu.tlHcar.
Que les maravilloSas pfldoras gslati.
nadss 4j.606 del Lcdo. don Pedro L,
Lamputte, son inApreciablss en la Gu
raCi6n de laa anemias cuantitativas y
Cualitativas en- ambos sexou en- TO-
dos los padSeimlentos propios de 10
muisr, aaf como sl m.ior t6nico gene
ral del sistsma y particular de eada
6rgGno 9 musculo dsbilitado. Solicit
tense prospsctos al Autor. Plaza de-
lsI pVHctss ~ ls' FVnss, ?, B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
arm STRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores.
Unicos Agentes de la cervesa can.
houser Buschs del aqua mineral
sWhitt Rock. y del de sUvas de-
SWelek1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

rican Colonial Bark:
Empre.tito municipal. 8 10 607 03
Dsp6sitos y fianzas......, 3,0o1. 81
Fondos del Municipio,. , 2l.4I4.s1
Fondos de amortization F.. 7.72S. %
DonatiVos AospitAl Mu.
nicipal. ................ 800
Prestamos Teaoro Iuau.
ls'....................s 4l5.01
D. b, M.................s SO Is
Dep6sito Fondos de
Amortization en- poder
del American Colonial
observation-disclosures, Al 6s2 OF
Fondos del EN- e>tito
On poder de los sen ,res
J. N. Ceballos l. CO.. SO O7s, 05
Total general. 9 12l 0S9 IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
SECCI6N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
TEs0RER|A MUNICIPAL

Estada de los fondos en- el dia de
hoy, q de Mario. en- podsr del Anne.
rican Colonial Bark:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

NAL ~ u rule. and frosts only occur
red in tho northern counties and /
lew OF the higher districts on the
central part or the territory. A slight
decrease In the now or most of the
northern rivers II reported. due u
cool nights and Hight precipitation II
the headwaters OF these streams.
Tho following notes are from sever
al Of the correspondents:
Watrous-M. G. Needham-A dry
cool week prevailed; the highest tenn
perature was CO degrees. lowest 2s de,
rrees saturday morningls no prec,
pitation.
Raton-E. J. Eckman-A light
shower occurred Saturday, giving 00s
inch precipitation: he highest tenn
~perature was rs degrees, lowest ii
degrees.
Las yegas-Wm. Curtlss Bailey
The sunshine Of the week averaged
fully "a per cent; the highest tenn
peratur was u degrees, lowest 81 de-
grees, ami no precipitation; high
wind occurred on the cath.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
The talk ~ the town.
HANNA WHlskEY
II seeps on tasting good.
l.l35

Word reaches The city OF the sud,
den death OF John De oIisiera. q
sheep ranches formerly quite vel
known IN Las Vegas. who passed
away mt Bovina. Texas. The sad In.
teIigence was conveyed In q letter
sent By the widow
Mr.. De O~liviera died after an III.
ness or only about nine hours. He
was taken sick at i.s0 o'clock on the
afternoon Of April 20 and at l0:45
that night he ri q corpse. In her
epistle the widow did not mention
what was the cause of death. but II IL
supposed 70 have been heart trouble
or paralysis.
The deceased was about IS years
Of age and owned q large sheep ranch
near Fort Sumner. Las Vegas was
the marketing place for his wool until
the Chicago. Rock island = Pacific
built a line through the country near
him and giving him q closer market.
He was d member 81 the local lodge
OF Masons.
Surviving Of the immediate family
are the widow and six children, the
latter ranging In ages all the way
from four to eighteen years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Weather Bulletin
Of New Mexico

Santa re. N. nj, Nay 1-Followins
hi the weekly weather bulletin. issued
BY the local o3ice. United States
Weather Bureau. for the week ending
April 80. 1906:
The weather during the last week
was mostly clear. warm and dry over
the greater part Of the territory. III
though along the rorthern border
light showers occurred 1t its begin
ming and close. These we're great
est n northeast Union county. wherf
thu amount reported was 0.s0 Inch.
Ia the southern half Of the terri
tory 40 precipitation occurred. *
cept Z mere sprinkle IN the lower
pecos valley ON the morning OF ths
7sth, Northern counties have Rener
ally been favored throughout tn
month. the precipitation 1t Santa r.
amounttng % more than tvtce M
normal. being the greatest amount
that has been measured IN April dur
ing . period Of thirty.ive years.
Temperature conditions were sener
ally favorable, somewhat above nor
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
rAE ~osAouArls.
- /.

Las Vegas will have q high school
graduation this year. the first under
che present educational regime. Al
though The class may be small IN
numbers. ii Ii nevertheless a repre-
sentative one and a credit 20 the fac,
nifty as we'll AZ city. A week will be
Sisen over 10 the commencement IN,
crcises. which come "a an end On The
evening Of May as. when the students
finishing thcIr school career will be-
handed their diplomas at the Duncan
opera house.
The members of The graduating
class are making great plans for the
commencement exercises. A feature
Of graduating week will he the class
day exercises which will take the
form III an entertainment III the thea.
tor and the feature 81 which viii be q
farce comedy. ~rhe Merchant Of Ven
Ice Up 70 Date" Fifteen characters
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
High School Graduates and
Doings Commencement Week
Students to Give Play in Connection With Class
Day Exercises-Principal Events TO be Held
at Opera House.

ARE required Nj the presentation IL
this PLAY. and u has therefore been
found necessary 90 assign five OF The
parts 10 other students u the school
Rehearszls are now III progress and
the youthful thespians promise 10 nc.
quit themselves merisorionsiy IN their
amateur theatricals. The performances
will be Interpreted BY d number 81
-speeisIties.
Usually 1 class reception and dance
IL held one evening during commence.
ment week. but an yet nothing has
been definitely decided upon this
point. Whether or not ! function 81
this kind Il held the week win Ger
tainly be- one continual round Of pleas
ure for the fortunate boys and girls
who are now waiting 70 DO trans.
formed into men and women by The
receipt or The prize diplomas. Some
Of them win settle down at once %
the stern realities of life. while 9th.
ers will continue their education ii
college OF university.
Rev Norman skinner. pastor or the
Presbyterian church. at tho request
Of the students, will deliver the bacca.
laureate address. The sermon 20 the
graduates win 81 held III the theG
on Sunday. May 20. II has not ~
been settled nc what hour the -
tlonai services will tako plac6 ds al
effort Is being made 10 have . union
meeting of MI of the churches on this
occasion. n the members of other de.
nominations join IN the chances ara
the haccalanreate services will be dur
ing The forenoon ut 10 or II o'clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
ExeursIon to Las Vegas.

The Atchison. Topeka q Santa Fl
railroad has made D special excursion
rate for the Campbell dry farming
convention 10 be held Ia Las Vegas
on May 9Th. For this occasion the
company has authorized an open rate
Of one fare and one fifth for the round
trip from all points IN New Mexico,
also from III Paso, Texas. and Trini.
dad. Colo. to Las Vegas and return.
Excursion tickets TO be sold on May
3, 4 and 5. limited for return to May
The railroad has been very nber-
al ID making this rate and IS doing
everything In the power OF the com
pany to encourage the cause Of agri.
culture In rs territory and especially
In New Mexico. Exchanges please
copy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS


Ia Pension.
NJ Thompson. CLAYTON. N nj
N. % Roberts las Cruces, : a.
Central
Frank Egeleston. Haton,
c~ass-ne0as
n. barnes. Kansas City; Rich
ard Simon. Denver: " A. Beule. 81
Louis: A. N Bosy. Los Angeles: Il
Franklin. Kansas City; Ben Weller
Denver: Miss Edna Burns. Los An
Feles: w. A. Steele. Chicago; A. Ma
than. New York: Sam c. Moxcey
sidney. Ohio: II. r Mcclure. Chicago;
tieoree ". Hunt. Cross River. n. NJ;
u y. csrtrieht. Albuquerque. ~
Barrman. Philadelphia. Pa.
Now optic. 4
q M. Ashbank. Kansas CITY, Jaci
rrsTopeka, Kas: Lettie Bailey. TO
pek KS Iasina BAILEY, Topeka
Kan
Ei Dorado.
! 4. Murphey. ~I5trraDia. q. Oh %
Engleharft. Albuquerque.
@=ZS-N&=EH +Zs n < E&&E=
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
StiIIweb Sale
Back In Indiana

Mrs. Horace sslilssl yesterday n.
f<xDeoa arrived q h<r kos~. sst<r .
szsst thrilling e~xpsFyenee III S4a
Frxnris<o y tLe Dscxslr. lad. Re
vls~. Her storg q A~inE awskenea
10 The Rl1c< kossi ana a he terrible
panic and fesr sh4t foilcsea thai
ssfai quake. see11 almost unreal
Her bxxEzxs " in rose. and herssif.
SISTER and swo chiIdSes vent thro1Eh
Al The ~prfvstions a hunger and OH
e exposure for Two a4ss TEey m
ally Tot passage Oh sEss ferry. crossed
tie boy ana left for hosse without -.
hay. She d~ispsteh<a six messages
home but nne arrived until yestsr.
day. A telegram fosnd Nj. stilsell
ii Rs~lins. wyo. ana be u nos
homexArd bound. happy ID the
thought That his rife and family ars
safe. Fw Two days The oniy food they
had 14s : few crackers. sp<ndinE The
day IN shs park. and II night deep
lar OH fhe floor IN q residence near
she arrived home sined and exhaust
"a. but apparently viii 90 bad effects
that might - expsctrd from such I
fright and exposure IL Was expert
eacsd during TIE trying DAYS thai fol
lowed the earthquake and fire.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Todrss the nrr s.us IN I ourn. heal
ars4 ttfyut lrayfuT 4 scar. or to urs
boils, sores, letter. eczema ana MI skin
and sralp diseases, use H. Wits Witch
Hafel Szlse.A sIrciHe for plies. 6etths
genuine. No en.ens causes speedy
relief. A. 81 ~ wiu,s-the genuina.
For sale I'll Center Block Depot drug
store and Winters Drug Co
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

The anal report on account Of the
estate OF Anicito Crespin. deceased,
has been Med in the probate court,
and the 2Sth day Of May has been
set BY the court for its approval.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
SALE!


q Mrs Alexander of Carr. No. uho
rs sosnd y. Kinss Nes Life pils
ID t. he te<t remedy she ever tried
for keeping ths stomach. liver and
bowels IN perfect order. y0aM agree
with her II Jon sry the~e painless pu-
rinsrs ihat Muse : lie. GuzrSn-
ICED " III druggists. Price sc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
A Friend
To Your Face.

Ifynu care % keep your face COMEDY.
fresh and xelyesy-i yon want II to
look wholesome and feel fresh and com
Portable. ct @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

A rabbit drive VII take place this
seek IN he Turner ranch near Dim
Ing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Hagan's
Magnolia
Balm

hcfriend Your face. II isaclean. delight
fui liquid balm for the complexion of re
fined ladies. Ii heautihes and soitensthe
skin that has bccn tanned and rough
ened hythe wind and sun. Its usc II not
a task. but a delight. II makes the face
feel delicionsly clean and fresh. Its the
one safe bcautiher youcan depend upon.
Pues Tsesats. SOLD By all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
Needs It Later.
Tanning the Trusts.

It doesn't seem possible that the trusts which but few months ago were running over the common people and then having them arrested for ob structinG the public highway could be the same mild and gentle octopi who are now coming down to business by back alley lest some one should rasp their sensitive souls by intimating that they were proud.
 It makes a heap of difference wEich party the sberin is after with q sub poeRa. If it is the common people who are to be arrested for making faces at their bcttcrs. the trusts swell with righteous indignation and agree to take day from their business to tesfi- fy. hut if it is the trusts that are get ting razzle dazzled they fly ts their old friend the constitution with heart reHding tale of woe. Of course they do not expect the common people to lose sbcep over their troubles. but To have congress go back OF them is the last straw.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
KILLS PAPO0SE
 WITH HIS FIST
Apache Indian Brought to Globe
 Charged With Murder of < His Own Child.

GLOBE. Nov 2o-An Apache h. dian known as Francis T. G. 91 on the reservation. was brought in from San Carlos last evening by Deputy Sheriff Frank smith. to await trial in the dis trict court for the murder of his own child. According to the officer the Indian became enraged with the child. which was only year old. and struck it with his fist. The infant was rem dered unconscious by the blow and several days later died Francis was immediately arrested. and after a pre- liminary hearing was held to await the action of the next grand jury. The fa- tai blow was struck week ago Thurs day. and last Tuesday the child died.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
Cruclnl Test.

''Yes. the prisoner was q woman of extraordinary nerve. They tried in every known way to make her nery- ous"
 That so:''
 "Yes. They shot on q gun unsxpect- edN. yelled Fire and told her q dis tant powder blast was an earthquake. Still she was uamoved Then they lib erated a mousse
 "Til wager q bank rol against q sto- gic that the mouse made her nervous"
 Not at all She only stepped on it and laughed
 Great Jupiter! such q woman as that wouldn't lose her nerve if the earth exploded"
 "Oh. yes. One of the detectives step ped up and whispered ia her ear that her hair had been musscQ up for two hours. and then she collapsed. Chicago News
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
ne Couidn,t Get Ont of It.

Quite lavish display of wedding presents, isn't it?'
 ''Yes. l don't know that l ever saw so many beautiful ones before"
 ''Idiotic. though. What do the peo- pie who give them care for the bride and groom: Everybody who brought q present merely did so for the purpose Of showing off. If the cards of the people who gave these things were not attached 10 them I'll bet you nobody would have brought anything more law ish than q fifty cent spoon. They don't get me 10 make Il fool of myself in that way Why should these young simpletons who are getting married be stocked up with enough stuff to start a jewclry store? Did yoa give 'eln anything:'
 Yes. ! gaze them that $500 check over there. You see. I am the girls father and couldn't very well get out of it'-Chicago Record-Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
The Commuter and Ills
 Untold Story About Hogs

!" HE commuter from Sfaplewood
 rushed into his Wall street office
 in New York ten minutes late. as usunl
 ''l,oys,r he burst out. ''the funniest thing happened"-
 Say has this got anything 10 do with the babyYr asked the chief clerk. No. it hasn't.' snapped the com muter. "As was saying"-
 Anything about the incubator ask ed the stenographer.
 "Nor' bawled the JerseyInan. wh9 was getting mad. AS was saying"- Leave out your new garden" said the bcokkeeper.
 The conmuter glared and went on. ''I was about to telr'-
 Say, has your kid got a new toot':'' smiled the office boy.
 Then the poor man exploded.
 "I won't tell it at all,'' he yelled. T was going to tell a story about new hogs. but l am afraid that you will take it IS personaI."-New York Globe,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
'. M. |. \. WILL GIVE TURKEY
 DINNER
Local Organization Will Pre- pare Excellent Menu on Thanksgiving Day Besides Great Literary Treat.

The local r. Nj. C. A. is making elaborate preparations for a feast to be given Thanksgiving day. The fol- lowing invitation is being sent out to members:
 ITO Members:-The members of the Association, through the social committee will give a Thanksgiving dinner to all young men of Bisbee who are boarding away from home, whether members Of the Y. M. C. A, or not This Is your invitation to have part in this dinner. An excel lent menu has been prepared and an enjoyable program of toasts, music, etc. is being prepared for after din ner We trust that you will lot only be able to come yourself, but bring one or more friends. The dinner will be held at one o'clock on Thankssiy- Ing Day. plates 75 cents, in Y. Nj. C. A. gymnasium.
 Will you kindly let us know wheth- CT or not it will be possible for you to attend We must know at earliest possible date how many 10 provide for Kindly reply on postal card at once and drop into P. o. or hand same in at the desk at your earliest convenience.
 Cordially yours,
 INVITATION COMMITTEE.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
urrfhr,x ILcx.

BeHe-rersha is getting to be quite famous.
 BIanche-Oh. well, Bertha's idea of fame !s to rice around ia a hansom and have people say That's herr American Spectator.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The safe side of s lawyer is the side that is thousand miles away.
 Being important keeps ioss of people busy.
 Hspe feeds on promises, aad love os glssces. but healthy girl needs ice eres n and lobster salad
 Bank failures are usually followed by series sf heart failures.
 Jske and the world jskes wisk you usiess you charge as sdssississ f-e.
 Honest psyeris is bed enssgh. ssf dishonest poverty is ccrtaialy tsagh 1nrl-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
Eour Auc. of tI,e kiss.

Though some perhaps may reckon less, Some calculate it more. This much Is safely specified
 The kiss has ages four. On some dcfenselcss baby's cheek Tho first kiss leaves it's print. While doctors disapproving stand
 And microbes darkiy hint. The second kiss Is quite the best
 Since Eden's bubble burst. For then the maiden asks the youth. Am the very first?"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
a. I..,t e..p.-i.e n {.

He locks Ike a Greek god" said the girl wh. raves
 T ShsuIdH't say that" replied Miss Cayenne Nest sf the Greek gods hay. >erH in zrt =ll-fiss had vacant stares and pieces chiPprd of their ears CT noses Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
Kent Her Nerd.

Married: Why, she told ne sace that she wouldn't marry the best man eR the face of the earth"
 Well, she didh't'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

You do not need to know the req son for things in your life tha. seem so strange
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
.i., pc-ur,nr system.

'Yes. I'm going to eat an can this year"
 Why s6:'
 Because I'm afraid that everything eatable will be higher next year Baltimore Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

In Porto Rico .. man must be abe to read before he is allowed to vote. In tDis countT- thousands Of men who can read become too disgusted to vote
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

If you would be on the ground floor If YOU would listen to the ticker of the ages-put your ear oa the bo- som of d child.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

Mr. Mcclellan will postpone his par- lie ebuekle over the defeat of Hears until be sees the finish of the mayor alty contest
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

One log will not burn alone. Neither can the heart forsake and survive. Humanity is not built for the solitary life.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
Humor ass Philosophy
D, DUNCAN N. SMITH
SO VERY SLY.

 Though very eDterprisiag.
 The pleasant bunko man Cuts out ali adveytising
 In pushing through plaR- When going after plundsr
 He doesn't wear a sign To make the natives wonder What's doing in his hne- With manner uDassuming.
 He meets you with a sniis. Though at the moment gfooning A scheme to get your pi1e; While innocence is lurking
 It seems in every look His busy brain is working
 To get your pockstbook. With inirth his spirits. bubble Suspicion to confonnd- You'd never think that trouble Was anywhere around. He spies you at a distance.
 And in a merry whtsn, In spite of all resistaDs<.
 He makes you smoke with hin- The busy bunko steerer
 In furthering his end Seems for a moment dearer
 Than any other friend. When closed is the adventure
 And he has gone afar. Your faith in man. l venture.
 Has got a well earned jar.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

shut the door of memory. That ter rible day is dead. Why court the sruesome skele.on2
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

okiahoma's fitness for statehood is again doubted since she went Demo cratic
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

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