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corrected DaNy.)
These prices are at wholesale and not to
starch-corn s@1oc; standard goods
pearl 4Ac: gloss lump 4Ae; nickel pack
Rice"Extra fancy enc: head 1850
sait-Liverpool 81: Virginia SOC.
Vinegar-Per gallon 14@22c.
11NaiiMe: choice is6lsMc; fancy lac
Gandies-ss.sk she: fancy s@lSo.
sardines-American mustard $780,; Y
Grits~per Dbl ss.s5: per sack $40.
Meal-65c; pearl zoe; peerless 72kc.
Lard-Leaf 1oNo: compoudn TAO; basis
Hams-Dove 1sc; others IAN 9i5e.
Flour-Basis of barrels; High patent
$40; fancy patent $3.50; half paten:
G,ain and Hay-Bran 81 10: shorts 81. 25,
corn chops 66c: white corn Tic; oats mix
othy ST. 90: johnson grass CSC; rust proof
oats sac; Burt seed oats zoe: winter turf
Cotton Seed Meal-2s. 90.
WooI-ciesn Csc; bury wool l2Mo:
washed wool $50
GrepesH4 ID. baskets aO0aaMe: Ii,
Fruit and Proqges.Potasoss SOC . bS
bage Dbl crates 81 5O@s1. IS: apples. B.
Davis and other varieties $3.50 q s3.75 per
Dbl; apple and white wine vinegar 16c gal J;
fancy full cream cheese; daisies Ice; fan
IS SO. fancy $3.50 box; Denia onions p"r
crate 81. so.
Hides-Dry flints 10 NC; dry sailed l1hc:
green saited SIC.
broilers 10000.
MoIasses~Georgia Can barrel s5e per
gallon: cases. gallons So. 90 per case; maple
syrup, Log Cabin. gallons $14: gallons
7.50; quarts 81. per dos.
suear-Granulated SIC. F. Y. c. sKe.
Country butter-15c.
Eggs-20c.
Seed-Rye. 81 per blu. wheat 81 .05; barley
81: crimson clover 12c: alfalfa IL @ zoo per
lb.; onion sets. white skin 50; pearl 81;
blue grass 15@1Sc
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senator Depew Improving.

member of Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew's family is authority for the
statement that when Congress meets
next December the Senator will be
found in his seat. Senator Depew's
recovery has been slow but the gains
he has made have been held" he said
AT no time within the last year has
he been in such good health and
spirits and the doctors assert that II
the improvement continues he will be
equal to the strain of another ses-
sion of congress" For several months
Senator Depew has been in retirement
at his home at Dobbs Ferry. The ma
ture of his malady has never been
made known, but was generally I'M
derstood to have been in the nature OF
nervous breakdown.
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.



Galveston--Steady. 5-16c; net receipts
1880; gross receipts 1870; sales $50;
stock 1889; shipments to continent 1900.
ceipts 1854: gross receipts 2.654; sales
1850; stock 25.172: shipments to Great
37l.
gross receipts s4s; sales $50; stock 1888;
shipments coastwise $50.
Savannah-Quiet, 8 1-16c; net receipts
6,s4s; gross receipts 5,649; sales 4,261;
stock 40,240; shipments coastwise 1929.
Charleston-Firm SC; net receipts 1902:
gross receipts 1902: stock $500
Wilmington-Steady, Lice; net re-
cespts 1.071 gross receipts 1,O7l; stock
Norfolk-steady. s%c; net receipts PSI;
gross receipts 2Sl; sales 81: stock 1859,
shipments coastwise ESQ.
Baltimore-Nominal. enc; stock 1913.
New York-Yuiet. $50: gross receipts L.
sa5; stock $685.; shipments to Great Brit
Boston-ouiet, $50: gross receipts 800.
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To Cotton dinners

Parties owning or pertaining cot.
ton gins or ginning plants are reques-
names their postoffice addresses and
also their telegraphic addresses. thar
l may submit them a proposition which
may be to their substantial financial
advantage. ! shall appreciate 1t II any
whose eyes this advertisement may
come. Will send me list of the names
and addresses of cotton Rinneries in
their locality. All communications Will
be confdentially treated.
Address, Theo. H. Price,
so Beaver ST.. New York City
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Financier's Review.

New York, Sept. 1t.-IHe
Last weeks statement OF me
New York associated banks reaIiHe9 9
the expectations that were enter re oadiIvo
of a restoration in the surplus rese[HS {
but it was disappointing In that II uiS
not fully reflect in the increase ~ caen
which was confidently looked LOT as
the result of the advances MADE by the
Treasury to gold importing DahSs IN
order TO fa9 ,lltate importatlons d tne
metal, or tie increase In casn W s
was due to the arrivals or golo from
ment showed a gain of $7,932,lO cash
whereas the most conservative esti-
mates that were based on the trace
able movements of money Indicated an
Increase of not les than S1O0OouOo
The discrepancy between the estimated
and the officially reported gam cannot
be satisfactorily explained. II is note
worthy, however, that the increase IN
cash very closely corresponds with the
augmentation in public denoslts Whlch
was S7,344.100. probably showing tndt
the weeks advances by the treasury
to assist gold imports were ldrgeIy
counted as public funds; this may IN,
dictate one reason for the above noted
discrepancy. assuming that the balance
of the money advanced by the treasury
was treated otherwise than as de-
post.
General deposits last week We're re-
duced SS,126 500, which amount is great
er by one and one-third millions than
the sum of decrease in loans less the
gain in cash, therefore the statement
did not prove The REQUIRED seVerse
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=.
against such deposits was $2.lS1.625.
adding which to the gain in cash MADE
$10.114,325 as the increase IN surplus
reserve to $3,536,l00. thus fully restor-
ing this item which In the previous
week showed deficiency OF xS;eI1,yzo.
Computed on the basis Of deposits, less
those of S17,6s4.400 public funds the
surplus Is $7,957,500.
Loans were contracted by 1898, TOO.
making $27,279,200 for the fortnight, in
which period II may be noted deposits
were reduced $36.569,600. This con-
traction in loans reflects the liqutda-
ton in the stock market, which was
almost continuous as the result of the
strained monetary situation, especially
In the week of September s. The daily
average of bank clearings for the week
was $685.. 200, 900. against 100000. 900 in
the previous week, clearings on Sat-
urday s362,O24,646. Comparisons Of
loans by Individual banks show that
eight institutions reduced this item by
twelve and two-third millions net; FIVE
banks gained seven and one-third mil
lions net cash.
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Henry CIews. IF.

Henry Clews. Jr., son of the head of
the banking house. and prominent So
cially in both New York and Newport,
Is not following in the footsteps of his
millionaire father. but Is living in
Paris. carving out reputation for
himself as a man of letters. News has
Just reached New York of the COM
pletion of drama in blank verse by
Mr.. Clews in collaboration with Tern
and Bernard the French dramatist.
The title of the play is La Pauverte
des Riches" (the poverty of the rich).
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New York Sept. 15.-Flour receipts 49,
800; exports 20, 200; steady. but quiet.
Cotton seed oil. steady; prime crude fib.
mills 26@26hc: do. yellow Sst@3shc
Petroleum steady
Molasses steady; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice 30@3sc.
Coffee. spot Rio quiet; No invoice
sAc mild steady; Cordova 9G12hc
Sugar, raw firm; fair refining 3h@3%c
3H@3Ac: refined firm No. 81 so; No. I
81 as; No. 81 40; No. 9 s4.s5; No. 10
$4.2 No. II S4 25; No. II 81. 10; No -
$4 10; No. IA 81. 05; Confectioners A 81 80 /:
mould A IS IS; cut loaf IS. 10; crushed
IS 10; powdered $50; graduated $500;
cubes S5.25.
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Houston-Steady. 5-1sc: net receipts
N14.2st; gross receipts 1890; shipments
1905; sales LOO; stock 30.467.
Augusta--Steady, . 5-16c; net receipts D.
221: gross receipts 2,221: shipments 1903
sales 1850: stock 1912.
Memphis--Quiet 9 Lice: net receipts
1925. stock 5000
st. Louis-Quiet. enc; net receipts II
gross receipts 460; shipments i.l4l: stock
1851.
Cincinnati--Net receipts rs; gross re-
ceipts rs; shipments 25; stock s,ls2
Lousville-Firm. 10hc
Total today-Net receipts 16.s47; gross
receipts 1900; shipments 1886: sales
airs; stock 72,s9s.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Spot cotton clos
ed quiet and steady with quotations un-
changed: middling size; sales were $50
bales on the spot and 1900 to arrive.
Futures opened steady five to eight
points lower poor Liverpool cables
Crop news was generally favorable, how
ever, prices advanced little during the
brief Saturday session. On the whole the
market was narrow and trading listfess.
The closing was steady three to five points
under yesterday.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Sept l5.-The market for
coffee futures opened steady at an ad-
vance of "a 10 points on higher European
cables in spite OF further rains in Brazil.
There were private ca bles saying that the
Brazilian deputies had voted for a law fix
ing the rate of exchange which was con-
strued into bullish point with reference
TO valorization and the market ruled gene
rally firm with the close steady at a net
advance of 10@ 15 poir Is. Sales were re-
q ~
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, Sept. 15.-Tlour dull.
Wheat steady 1000.
Corn dull 49hc.
Oats steady 331sc.
Provisions steady; lard firm 1886.
Whiskey firm 81. 20.
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with prices more or less nominal. around
$50. 65 bid to $40. 90 asked
Copper firm with Lake quoted at $19
@319.25; electrolytic SIS. s7h @f19.12M:
and casting SIS 1921 q as. s7h.
Lead was firm at $50 50. 90 and spell
ter at So. IL "a rs.
Iron was reported in fair demand at
recent prices.
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Wilmington, N, C.. Sept. 15,-spirits tur-
pentine nothing doing receipts ~ casks.
Rosin nothing doing; receipts 1877.
Tar firm $500; receipts ~.
Crude turpentne firm; hard 81 80; dip
and virgin 81 40; receipts 10l.
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New York Sept 15-The trade for the
day in the dry goods market was very
steady The buying for November deliv-
cry is showing an Increase The scarcity
in bleached sheeting for immediate delivery
is thegreatest known in many years.
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st. Louis, Sept. l5.-FIour steady.
Whiskey steady S1.3S.
Pork lower; Jobbing SIG. As.
Lard higher; prime steam go.
Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra
shorts SO. IA; clear ribs So so; short
Bacon higher; boxed extra shortS
sl0.I2l5; clear ribs $1o25; short clear
$1o.5
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Total Movement
Total today.at all ports. net "a. 413;
shipments to Great Britain zoe: to conti-
nent 5,2l5; to Japan 200; stock 2s1.752.
Consolidated at all ports, net 24.413:
shipments to Great Britain zoe: to contL-
nent 5.215; to Japan 200.
Total since Sept l, at all ports, net 1885,
529; shipments to Great Britain 4S,77b; to
France 13.5ss; to continent 72.ss4; to japan
4s1.
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New Orleans, Sept. l5.-Sugar steady
open kettle centrifugal 393 7-lec; centrif-
ugal yellow az Case; seconds IN Q3 ~ C.
Molasses firm. Syrup rs q soc.
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Philadeiphia-steady TO- 5; stock 1856
Port Townsend-Net receipts zoo; gross
receipts 200: shipments to Japan 200
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Charleston, s. c.. Sept. 15.-Turpentint
and rosin nothing doing.
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Savannah, Ca, Sept 15.-Turpentine
firm cox @6oHc; sales $751; receipts .6Sl;
' Rosin IL firm; sales 1900; receipts zoos;
shipments SPIT; stock 1920; Quote: ABc
Fl S4.25: / 81 80: X 81 As; NJ $3.50; N
81. so; VIC So 90; WV s5.S5
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

closed steady on the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange today. Quotations ranged as
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New York, Sept. l5.-The tin market
was unchanged In the absence of cable'
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cOTroNsEED AND OIL MARKETS.
MEMPHIs COTTON or

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Cotton seed oil;
,rime SIC: crude 26c.
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MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKEr OPENED STEADY AT SLIGHT
DECLINE.
Be1lers Of Day Previous Covered for q Turn
and the Market Rallied--F1uctua-
lions Narrow and
Irregular.

New York Sept. 15.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of 4Qs points
In response to lower cables. good weather
and continued reports of free Southern Of
ferings. At the decline yesterdays sellers
covered for a turn and the market rallied
to within three four points OF last
nights finals. during the middle of the
morning. Trading became quiet on the
recovery and later fluctuations were mar
row and Irregular
ll3 bales, against 19.206 last week ano
1s,s23 last year. For the week testimat-
ed $4,000 bales against 1873. Ill last week
and 240,47s last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 1854
bales, against 9s6 last year and at Hous-
ton il,2s0 bales. against 1854 bales last
year.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
ls.oAAn8
otFict amhuuIiuk -.sVTtc
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York. Sept. 15.--Cotton futures clos
ed steady on the New York Cotton Ex-
change today. Quotations ranged as fol-
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New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Spot cotton clps-
ed quiet and steady; sales 1,650.
Low ordinary. nominal -. 49,. 6 Lice
Ordinary. nominal -. =. :. 6 s-16c
1000 ORDINARY -. ......... INC
Low mlddllng 5-16c
Good middling -. -. 80. :. e-16c
Middling. fair. nominal :. -. :. 0 l5-16c
Eair. uoiiilual ..1V S-l6C
tecetpts Z.654
Stock -. 80. go. 80. ........25.I72
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NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

Memphis Sept 15.-Cotton seed oil
prime crude csc; prime meal and cake
$24. 90.
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Corrected Dany.)

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool. Sept. 15.-Cotton futures OPEN
easier and closed quiet; American mid
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Strict middling 49,. -. ..... %
OTTON FUTURES

New York, Sept. 15.-Cotton futures clos
ed steady on the New York Cotton Elk
change today. Quotations ranged as fol
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK,

| Kansas City. Sept 15.-Cattle, receipts
| 400. including $50 Southerns Market
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Jas. P. Ferrall Cotton Co.
JAS. p. FERRAL1. President
Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
Montgomery Ala.
".
A-R !. Dunlap, Agent
G.

HHANVH !
SELMA, ALA.-Jno. w. Marshall, A gent.
UNIONTOWN, ALA.-R. L. Dunlap, Agent.
DEMOPOLIs. ALA.-F. G. stickney, Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
FIXING SIDE TRIPS FOR
 THE ANTlERED HERD
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WILL FURNISH VERY LOW RATE
 TO POINTS OF INTEREST.

". H. Grundy. of Denver, travelling passenger agent of the Denver 6 Rio Grande system, was in Albuquerque Saturday ccnferring with local Elks about side trips over the Rio Grande for the benefit of the antlered ones who will attend tho big Elks' annual reunion at the Colorado capital next July 1920.
 We are arranging some very at tractive little iaunts for the Eiks. '' said Mir. Grundy yesterday. and as the rate is going to be just one-third the regular fare. we are expecting t. take a good crowd of the visitcrI around through the marvellous noun tain scenery of Colorado. We ar getting out some handsome folder especially on this proposition whici will be issued in about a week"
 This will undoubtedly prove anoth CT drawing card for the Albu1ueruu Elks. a large delegation cf whom ar" making plans to go to the big reunion The Denver and Rio Grande is devot. ing special attention to the great gathering of jolly good fellows" from all over the country, and is determin ed that the scenic glories of the route shall not be missed by the Elks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Returned From visit-George Neale and Harry Henniger returned yesteT day from a visit in Graham county Tor the benefit of their health. NIT Neale stated they had very pleasant time and returned 10 Bisbee much re cuperated. He said they had made trip over the greater part of Graham county, and found things in very prosperous condition. and that there were over a dozen people from BIS bee in that county for their health.
 Fourth ceiebration-Jin kenne. stated yesterday that there was con siderable talk of getting up mountet tug of war for the Fourth of July. H, said that if the mounted quota could be secured a competing team rom the neighboring towns would be chai- lenged to come to Bisbee and takt part A prize will be given for th' strongest team in the contest. Whil there are no definite arrangements a; to the Fourth of July event, there is much talk about it. Mir. Kenny be- lieves he can secure one of the best teams in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
THE PIANO SALE
The Great saie Opened Today and Over Forty Pianos on
 Exhibition.

The great piano sale of the Gard ner Zellner Piano Co. opened today and this firm have a large number room in the Hughes building-besides having rented part of store in the Johnson building and large ware room in the Mason building at Lowell.
 They will have about forty pianos on exhibition besides having between thirty and forty more stored
 The stock comprises some of rhe most eminent and celebrated makes in the world such as the Chickering, Krakauer, Story & Clark, Cable-Nel- son. Grown and Kimball.
 The people of Bisbee never have had and probably never will have such an opportunity offered to them again whereby they will be able to make a selection out of such a large stock of high grade pianos. The prices Will be greatly reduced as this firm are factory representatives and they will discount ali agents commissions.
 They are offering pianos from $2S5 up and on terms that anyone can reach. They have an easy payment plan that is very similar to a rental basis and gives the purchaser from two to four years to pay for 6 piano
 This sale will only last two weeks and as a large sale is expected all those that are considering purchasing should call at once and get a good selection. Call at their headquar- ters in the Hughes building, opposite the Gymnasium.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
esllard's Horehound Syrup.

croupy cough: oppressed. rattlinr rasping and difficult breathing. Hen. " c. Stearns. Druggist. Shullburg, Wis. writes, May 20. 1902: q have been selling Ballard's Horchounj Syrup for two years, and havo peyer had Q preparation that has given bet ter satisfaction. notice that when sell a bottle they come back for more. 1 can honestly recommend it.
 25c. soc and S100.
 For sale by Rinehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Back From Springs-George H Neale, NJ. Newman, Harry Henninger Peter Johnson, Harry Jennings and Emil Marks returned yesterday from Indian Springs, where they have been for the past two weeks to get the benefits of the mineral water. WhilI each of them denies that the trip was in any way connected with mining in terests, otherwise is believed to b, the case. Neale stated yesterday that the most amusing incident of the trip was the manner in which he per mited an almond-eyed Celestial to beat him at a little game of whist.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Former Sheriff-Del Lewis, former ly Sheriff of Cochise county, arrivei here yesterday from St. David, 10 be in the city couple of days. Lewis is now farming on a large scale, and states that the life of the farmer is much more serene than that of a county official.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Lumber Advances-Because of alI increase to local dealers by the trust controlling lumber, it has been nee essary to raise prices in Bisbee and Lowell within the past few days rom s2 to s2.60 per 1000 feet on all classes. In spite of several advances that have taken place lately in lumber. the dealers all state that business during the month of March was greater than 1t has been for more than a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

RooringHouse-Work will begin at Lowell within the next two days on a twenty-two room house that Will be erected near the Bisbee Improve ment comp3ny's TOW of houses. It will be two-st0ry frame building, costing about S3,500. The contract has been awarded to Lee Perry. A. Bouer has also let the contract to Perry for a three-room residence at Lowell, which will be occupied by his son.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Don't forget we will be ready to fur nish you gas cary in May. We will soon have complete line of gas heaters. gas ranges, etc, on display in our new storeroom, Allen Blk Gas Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Wclker Departs-B. l.. Welker, who for the past TWO years has been man. aser of the postoffice here, left last night for Ea Paso, where he expects to locate. Wslker will take trip to Los Angeles and other California cities shortly. If he likes that part of the country he may later decide to make California his home. Welker has a position offered him in Fl Paso with both the Postal and Fl Paso & Southwestern companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
Penn.Mutual-PauI Hesse. rt

Penn-Mutual-PauI Hesse, repre- senting the Penn-Mutual Life Insur ance Company, arrived here yesterday from San Diego to be in the city for a few days. Hesse gives 1t as his opinion that the day is not far distant when Bisbee and this section of the country will be connected with San Diego by an air line of transcortilent al railroad. He states that San Die go is now better business city than it has been in several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Chamber Meetina-The Chamber of Commerce meeting this evening. while 1t will be principally for the purpose of handling routine matters, may have several important subjects sug- gested before adjourning. President McNair asks that all the memoeri who can do so get out this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Toc& 5iippers-CoHstabIe Snodgrass arrested q white man yesterday foI the theft of a pair of laGy's slippers which he iS alleged to have taken from the Copper Queen store. WhsT arrested the man claimed that he haC been given them by a woman to sell for wi7a5 they would bring. Snod grass took nc stock in his explanation and had him locked up in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03

Officer Thompson Busy - Ofhcel Thors-~on yesterday arrested a mar for selling jewelry on the street with out a license. The man had considsra bic jeweiry on him, and it is believed it had been stolen Officer Thomp son suspicioned and placed him un- der arrest. On investigation it was learssd ne had no license to solicit on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
cnres couahs and CoIds.

Mrs. q. Peterson. G25 Lake St. To peka, Kan. says: Of all COueh remedies Ballard's HOrehOund Syruu Is my favOrite: lt has done and will all that is claimed for tito speedily cure all coughs and colds-and it Is so sweet and pleasant to the taste"
 25c. 50c and s1.OO.
 For sale by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-03
Has the erippe-Owfng to q severe

Has the Grippe-Owing to @ severe attack of the grippe Brakeman Priest of the Douglas-Benson freight train is laid off. He has been confined tc his bed since Saturday. His place has been taken by Brakeman Johnson formerly on the regular Tombston' run. It is expected MT. Priest will be able to resume his work in a few days