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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
0LD DOMINION RAISES WAGE
 IF MEN
New Schedule Dates From Mo- weber 7-SimilaS Raise in Wage in Warren District Mines.

GLOBE, Ariz.. Nov l5.-The old Dominion Copper Mining & smelting company will raise wages as has re- gently been done in certain other camps The increase underground will be the same as at Bisbee. On the surface the scales are different in the two camps. and it will take some time to make the adjustment, but the full scale will be duly published when 1t is completed, and the raise in all cases will date back to the Ith inst.
 This advance will apply as long as
 eIectrolytic copper is quoted at eigh-
 teen cents or above. s.. Yours very truly,
 {Signcd) l.. D. RICKETTS,, Superintendent.
 The foregoing communication was received from Dr. Ricketts yesterday, and the full new scale will be publish ed as soon as it has been completed The raise of wages at the old Domin- ion has been under consideration by the old Dominion company for sev-
 eral weeks past. but owing to the fact lilal lilt dlltHlaOli Ol 1l- iAiNhNNS7 ''~@- | most of that time been directed to oth- CT channels, in connection with his | many duties, announcements of raises in other large camps throughout the country have been made before that Of Old Dominion.
 There will be practically no differ ence between the new scale here and that of Butte and Bisbee, where an nouncements have already been post ed, but the fact that conditions ir | some respects differ. in the smelteI 1 and elsewhere on the surface. the 1 scale has not as get been arranged. | Dr. Ricketts who was absent fol several days last week will leave the
 city again this morning. to be absent until about Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
BOARDING HOUSE. FOR B. 6 A.

Hugh Mckay. San Pedro rancher who has been in the city for the past two days. returned to his ranch yes tertfay MT Mckay has made ar rangements whereby he is to have charge of the boarding house to be erected at the property of the Butte & Arizona Mining Co. in Ramsey Can yon in the Huachucas. He will pro ceed at once to the property 10 make final preparations for his new venture.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
What Dandelion Tablets
 and Pills Are.

Eyerybody knows that Dandelion is the most valuable of all Natures remedies. Wen, Dr. Edwards Tablets and Pills are simply common dandelion IT Taraxicum) in a concentrated form combined with other harmless ingredients of purely vegetable matter. They are one of the very few proprietary medicines endorsed by the medical profession. II your physician desires to know what these preparations contain, have him write us and we will gladly send him the information together with the name of the expert chemist who superintends their manufacture.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
OFF FOR BIG GAME.

Mac Sinclair, of the Hoffman cigar stand, and George Dunn will leave this morning for the Ajo Mountains ir Sonora for an extended hunting trip to consume several weeks. They will 20 in by way Of Cananea- The ground over which they will hunt is familiar to Dunn, who owns much valuable mining property in that vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
NEW HoLsRook SHAFT.

Work on the new Holbrook shaft which has been progressing for the past two or three months, is fast near ing completion It was reported yes terday that the workmen were now witsin twenty feet of the surface. and that preparations are well underway for the installation of surface machin
 cry which will be put in just as soon as the timbers for the shaft collar are
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
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rived in the city from Fl Paso, anI her sister reached here last evening from Benson. Interment will be i Evergreen cemetery. Rev. Harvey
 M Shields will officiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
Diseases Cured by Dande hon Tablets and Pills.
Con Stipation.

In constipation the Tablets set as mild ra,hartic; the Pills are slightly stronger, hrt both tablets and pills act upon the mucous membranes of the intestines, therefore their action IS absolutely sure and also for this reason they never gripe pr cause the least discomfort. They are equally good for children as well as adults, necsusc they are a tonic and do not produce any unnatural condition of the bowels.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16

We have not taken the trouble 10 trace Count Boni's pedigree very far
 back, but We are convinced that he is direct descendant of that we'll known character. the gentlemanly giant who killed the goose that laid
 the golden egg.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16

Policy holders take notice," de- mand the Charleston News and Cour- fer. It is really time the policyholJ- CTS were taking something beside the bait.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
wIcKsTRoM FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Wick. tsrom, who died in this city yesterday morning, will be held from the resi- dence of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Doyle in Tombstone canyon, today at 2 P m- Mrs. Wickstrom's mother has
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
Nervous Trouble.

It is well to remember that disordered nerves are nearly always caused by dis ordered stomach. We do not make a speciality of nervous troubles unless they are caused by stomach trouble-then we cure them permanently.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16

in place. The latest machinery viii be installed and the Holbrook made one of the most important working shafts Of the Copper Queen Mining Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
Stomach Trouble.

The Tablets are the best to use in case of Stomach Trouble which takes the form of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, etc, because they tone up the system and stimulate the flow of gastric juice, thus very effectively aiding the digestive organs to perform their proper functions. Their mildly cathartic action also relieves the stomach of all refuse and undigested matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16

upon Inc Liver ana hioncyS restore these organs to a sound and healthy condition. The uric acid then passes away through the natural channel and the bio O d becomes pure again and free from all poisonous matter.
 We only guarantee to cure Rh cum atis m when il is caused by presence of uric acid in the blood. We have cured hundreds of causes because this is usually the cause ofrhsumatic affections.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
Liver Trouble.

Through their direct snd immediate action upon the liver Dr. Edwards Dand- elion Tablets and Pills induce natural flow of bile. This relieves the congested condition of the iver and enables it 10 perform its important work of keeping the bowels and stomach in healthy condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
Kidney Trouble and Rheumatism.

All kidney trouble and nearly every case of Rheumatism is due to presence of uric acid in the blood. Dr. E dward's s Dandelion Pills through their direct action
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-16
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 Signed, RICHARD W. SWAN
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING.

House statehood bill. It would have oeen so even if that bill had been Q good measure, which 1t was not. It Is aotoricus that the bill did not repre- ,ept the honest judgment of some of the Representatives who voted for 1t, b-t received their votes because they lid not wish to imperil their standing and influence in Congress. The Sen ators, with their greater indepen- dence, voted more generally as they believed was for the good of the coun- ry.
 Whether, as averred by the Cleve- land Leader, the House is usually the more truly representative branch of Congress or not, in this instance it was not. The Senate voted for the right of the people interested in the statehood bill to be heard. The House voted against that right, and appar- sntly Speaker Cannon is still deter mined either to force Arizona and New Mexico into a mutually abhorred statehood union or, failing in that. to deprive Oklahoma and Indian Terri tory of the right of statehood in ac- cordance with their own wish and that of the people of the country at large.
 'The Senate may. ordinarily be toe self-sufflcient and indifferent to public sentiment; but in this case it stood and stands for popular rights and on the side of public sentiment. It would be an outrage on the spirit of our in stitutions to refuse to the people of Arizona and New Mexico the priyl- iege of expressing their preference on the statehood question"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
FOR SALE.

4 finely furnished eight-room hoase at Hermosa Beach, Cai. There are five large bedrooms, large glass enclosed porch, servants room and in dividual bath rooms with shower. etc. Living room is 25x30-large dining room and kitchen with gas and coal ranges. This is. ,first-class, we'll built and thoroughly modern beach house: situared on the Ocean front and near the street car line, and only 45 minutes from Los Angeles. This is a fine property in growing beach Thomas Johnson, who has been in the city several days on business, left yesterday for Globe. from where he will return to his home in Chicago. town, where there is every modern improvement including sewer, cleo tricity and gas. Finest of surf bathing and absolutely safe. This is a great bargain and must be sold FrIce s6.500.00.
 E. S. SHANK, 603Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
 Los Angeles, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
TWO CENTS A MILE.

A MILE.
 In Ohio the legislature has passed law, which has now gone into effect, limiting passenger rates on all rail roads in that state to two cents per mile, while passes and cut rates of every kind will be abolished And it is noted as significant fact that just as the Ohio law goes into effect the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad announces that the two-cent rate will be granted on all it's lines. It was established on the main line as long ago as 1886. and it was esu- mated that the resulting decrease in revenue for the following year would be s500,00o. But there was instead an increase of S90,000.
 In 1898 the New York. Ontario & Western railroad reduced its fare on local traffic to two cents per mile. The local passenger earnings were s599.- s44 in 1899, s1,0S1,735 last year, and this year will exceed s1.400,0O0.
 In giving these figures the Railroad Gazette says:
 "The underlying principle is, we be- heve, one which might be much more generally acted upon by passenger traffic managers. A low and uniform rate is most effective means of in- creasing passenger travel.v
 The movement for the two-cent rate is by no means confined to Ohio. It seems near success in Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska and other states. The fact that it causes no marked excitement in the railway world indicates that railway manag, CTS have resources to meet it without serious loss, and that an increase iH- stead Of decrease of revenue is not improbable.
 The above will encourage tha nope that Arizona may some time also get reduction in the enormous charges made by the railroads for handling passengers and freisht.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BIsBEE, ARIZONA.
NEW MEXICO
 STATEHOOD APATHY.

Certainly we were not prepared to see anything like the following from the Las Vegas Optic in any New Mex ico paper after reading the Albuquer- que Journal and the Tucson Star about the many enthusiastic joint
 statehood meetings held throughout. New Mexico. Says the Optic:
 ''If the apathy that seems t, e4-.-. l in New Mexico regarding the state hood fight now going cn in Congress may serve as an index, this tc....so-- has mighty little interest in the mat. l ter and doesn't care a rap whether she gets separate statehood, is mar i rled to Arizona or remains a territory l This remarkable apathy has existed | for long time. Except for the noise made by the comparatively small
 number of joint statehood boomers, there has been little statehood agita. tion in this territory for a year. No public meetings have been held, the newspapers have, for the most part, expressed themselves in the briefest and coldest terms about the matter, and the people in their daily walk and conversation have talked about every thing else but statehood. And this, l too, when the fate of the territories and the outcome of the statehood bill have been subjects of the liyeliest in- terest throughout the whole nation" h making the statement that the people have talked everything but statehood" the editor of the Optic has certainly overlooked Bernard S. Ro- dey the ex-delegate to Congress from New Mexico. Rodey has during the past year talked joint statehood to the exclusion of every other subject. He has gained the reputation, even in Arizona, for being a regular wind jammer on the joint statehood ques- tion. The Optic would hardly con tend that Rodey is not the whole thing" in New Mexico; 1t could hard ly do so in face of the fact that the Albuquerque Journal and it's joint statehood league sent Rodey back to Washington as a special representa- tive of New Mexico on the statehood question. After Rodey had converted everybody in New Mexico to his way of thinking on the statehood question, of course it was quite natural for everybody to keep mum and allow Ro- dey to do all the talking. No doubt this condition has caused the Optic to assume that there was lack of energy in New Mexico in the busi- ness of statehood.
 The fact that no one went from New Mexico to Washington to fight for. joint statehood but Rodey would not necessarily indicate apathy among the people of New Mexico on the entire statehood question, if it be true that Rodey went to the national capital ss the special representative of New Mexico. including Albuquerque.
 Again. how can the Optic be blind ed to the fact of the energy displayed by the New Mexicans in fighting for joint statehood in face of the fact that Rodey, after convincing the peo- pie of New Mexico that his joint state hood pill was the industrial physic which they had been needing SO long, hurried to Tucson, Arizona, where he proceeded to educate the people of Arizona as he educated those of his home territory.
 Either Rodey has been lying or the people of New Mexico were afame with enthusiasm for joint statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

"A----:- A-- G--,ed .-t-.-5 5enat
 sho -:-.---:--l Leader Yra man. -2.-:. -0r-@ ..r. :2 aa:---gg--'. = ,-.-- h '-iTE. obstructive --=i i-I..te-.t .ho rights of the House and ether de cartments of the government, or nor 8 question upon which the.e is [ hTersicn of opinion. Some. with greas inphasis, say t is and others wit, cual emphasis. say it is net. but l. 8 one of the best safeguards Of ouc political system against impulse. dcrr. sgogism and moral coward:ce II l. Sends upon one'S ncl:;al po:ar .I view.
 The Rochester Democrat-Cnronicia thus presents it's view of the rela, dons between the two branches ot Congress:
 But when Speaker Cannon takes the ground that because the Senate amended the statehood bill by strik- Hg out all references to Arizona and New Mexico, it was guilty of iisrespect to. the House and of au attack upon the rights and dignity oZ that body, he is more likely to be ia. ken for an humorist than for a states nan
 "The Senate was entirely within it's rights in refusing to concur in the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
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Speaker Cannon talks about a mi nority of republican Congressmen ty- ing the majority. but has nothing to say about the speaker and the com rittec On rules strangling the con- --ience of the whole House.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04

Constitutional lawyers are at one on tho proposition tLat a rate bin without a court review clause would be unconstitutional. MT. Roosevelt is fiatly of the opposite opinion. Mir. Roosevelt is a good man, but nobody would accuse him of being deliberate. He proves that it is easier to be pres ident than to be right.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04

1908 will make wreck of republican, ism and establish the United States once more on basis of sound. honest. constitutional government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

more snucly. Even the loose hanglng
coats are not so loose hang ing as thCv
used TO be-. and the Chesterfield mode for
dress must be well cut in to the figure to be
smart.
THE day of the Newmarket coat with
the body ard skirt of different pisces has
come 10 an end altogether. I belle T. that
no other style will be 50 littlc represented
this year. For dri ing they will alvavs
bc fashionable and tncy ne or did lose
their vogue in three-quarterS Of a century
for that kind Of wear. For dress they are
much less appropriate, although they oCCa-
sionally appear among mems fashions.
The man who buys one for 4 eryday wear
is certain to regret 1t,
The ulsters FOR rough wear are this
year made double breasted and they nearly
all ha' G the half belt in the back. The
ulster has no OrnanentatiOn but the collar
and the buttons The turned up cuffs are
deep in order that they may he turned down
over h hands. The renewed popularity
of the ulster Cones in a measure from the
usefulness OF the coat for motoring. 1t
serves very well for that kind Of wear
"Ihe new dress Chesterfield is worn by
smart men until time comes for the fur
lined Coat. 1t il rather loose and is made
from a soft bea er or 'icuna. 1t is lined
with silk, has a rolling silk collar and turned
back cuffs Of the same material as the coat.
1t falls to a point about two inches below
the knee II must be loose. a. the coat Is
made for wear al the theatre or elsewhere
with e ening dress. So it must naturally
be easy to slip of and not disdrrange the
coat underneath.
Nothing is more essential this year to
smartness than the a OidanCe of all the
little bizarre fashions that ha e recently
grown too common among the mauufac-
turers of the less expense e clothes for men.
The abnormalities are sue things as flute
folds which were inserted like accordion
pleats in the side seams of a coat. pleated
side seams, inverted pleats. vents a foot
monstrOsitie-
The smart tailors nave this 9 mad,
coats free from these details and the wei
dressed man Is his year more emphatically
than ever the simply dressed man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

to be worn on all occasions that well dressed
men do not dare wear them, popular as
they are in London. The Chesterfield to
be good style here must be dependent
on the smartness Of the material and the
cut. The seams should under no circum-
stances be strapped, as even that style has
been overdone.
The lightweight Chesterfield admits OF
somewhat greater variety. 1t may be
gray, for instance, and be very smart, or
it may be brown and be smarter still, as
well as newer in mode. These brown
coats Of rough cheviot have the turned
back cuffs on the sleeves, and the collars
of the same material are finished with
felt or velvet of the same shade. Some
times the buttons of dark brown bone
come through the front of the coat. In that
case only three buttons are used ard
there is such q long space from the lowest
button to the coat bottom that the ap-
p~earance Of a Newmarket is suggested.
This coat has "A change pocket and flap.
and both Of the side pockets nave flaps as
well. If it is desired TO have a coat that
compromises with the lines of a New
market and yet remains "A Chesterfield. tho
side pockets are put. on without flaps, the
coat Is heightened by several inches and
side seams make the body lt closely 10
the figure.
THE most marked change in the dress
o~vercoat this winter said a Fifth avenue
tailor, lis its tendency to fit the figure