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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-NOu 20 know We tC1Ch all stand
ard systems Of shorthand and typewrltlng
and can prepare pupils Tor positions IN D 10
20 days. special afternoon sessions for Gov
eminent employees. STENOGRAPHIc ACAD-
EAiE. Colorado building fei-3lt
for u gentleman. to
teach him In morainz hoU-s the language
Apply by letter. 9l1 ID IT, uU. II
and Iauudrces. white Bal
umOre. $25 each. cliored chef. Mlrtilsburs
". Va. $50; cooks and chluhern-sGs this
city. EUREKA. iGII New York ave II
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Help Wanted-Fenlale.

WANTED-TwO experienced saiesiadies 10
take charge Of ladies' suit department: good
salary and permanent positions 10 the right
parties. Apply THE FAMOUS. az 7th st
NV. IL
WANTED-YounE people 20 take our 3is Ca 4
months complete working courses in short
hand. rates reduced: positions FOR graduates.
bookkeeping. 90. LEE BUILDING. SIS 10th
81. Rooms to IL. fei5-2t
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FOR SALE-Cheap. lady leaving city; rose
wood piano, WardrObes bookcases. CEinOUieTs.
bedroom suites. iron and brass beds. hair
mattresses. other pieces. Immediately. AS
18th ST. EW. fe12-3t
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LOST-Between WeiEEtman School and eeIS
X ST. NV, 18th instant, pair chiId's EoId-bo5v
spectac!es. N red case. marked Franklin &
60. Reward IL returned % above address
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For Rent-Rooms.

FOR RENT-Convenient 10 the navy ward
1919 Ilth ST. Sc. four rooms. with access
TO large rear yard: only 50. WIIIlCE
GIBBS & DANIEL. 603 and COO 18th ST.
fels-2t
FOR RENT-Flats and three room light
housekeeping apartments. furnished and IN
furnished. JOHNSON. DENT & CO. Gil 7sh
St NV. fel3-tf
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT. SOS
18TH ST. nw.-ChoiCe rooms for desirable ten
ants. with without board best chef in
lows. Try our Special sunday Dinners - 25c
Get q meal ticket ja3I-tf
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
BOARD. US: no charges. THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. 14z7 + NV. Room
.. Phone NJ. 1055- ja21-30t
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HuSiCal.

PIANO LESSONS. 50 cents: lesson one
hour; 20 years experience as teacher 900
I'd 81. NV. 5a2o-Sot
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FRED RICE WINS A HAT;
WASHINGT0NIANS LOSE

NEWARK, n. J.. Feb 15.-The Ma
tional Guard basketball team Of the
District of Columbia was defeated here
last night by the Entire Nous quint in an
interesting game by 81 20 IS.
Fred Rice. Of the visitors, put up a
sensational game, and won a hat offered
b. a local firm for scoring the most
points Rice made one point more than
Ill., of the locals, ON nine field goals
and three free losses. Schloss also
played a star game for the Washing
tOnians. The lineup:
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DreSSmaking School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY or DESIGNING
DressmalIins, Ladies' Tailoring and Sewing
school. 1Z2J @. French patterns cut TO or
der STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED
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tlksI-CLASS LUNCH ROOM AND CAFE.
me location. snap to q quick buyer will
s4cri.ce; must leave town. Address BOX
S54. Times Office. fel5-st
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Bicycles.

ARE YOU thinking OF selling your bicyc.e.
II 50 see me; I pay the highest cash prices
c. r. HUNTER, the Bicycle Man. lIS Penn
sylvania ave. NV. fe-Z-rr
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WANTED-At once. woman for general
hcasework 2l53 X ST. NV II
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Rooms and Board.
Floor Oil.

SAVE TINE. LABOR AND EXPENSE by
using HUNTERS Dust Killing Floor OIL:
does away with scrubbing; easily applied
with mop; 55c a gal. Drop postal. lib Penn
sylyania ave. NV. feI2-tf
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Help WaEfed--Male.


wANTED-A eolored barber for saturday:
guarantee ID. BOWIE. 20l2 81. NV. Il
wANTED-Man familiar with Ice cream
work. GUTHs. 1925 81. NV. foi5-tf
wANTED-youns tailor as helper on coats.
lSi3 L ST NV. fel5-5t
wANTED-Gentleman as cashier: must be
steEographer and write good hand. GID 18th
st. third hoor. fel5-2t
wANTED-Night cook. 9Th st. and New
York ave. II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ladies' ta.Iors. An
ply az once, r. PLUYM, 1913 II st. NV.
WANTED-Young people in our quick work
ing courses ga shorthand at special reduced
rates; positions for graduates: bookkeeping
81. LEE BUILDING, 525 10th ST., Rooms
- = Is-2--e
WANTED-Night fireman; reliable colored
man. Apply to the CHIEF ENGINEER. The
Portland. 18th ST. and Vermont ave. fe15-2t
WANTED-Good short order cook. coiored:
also one walter at SWANS CAFE. COS Penn
sylvania ave. Sc fe15-3t
wANTED-ReIiabIe shop boy. J. d. Az
cry. r3s Pennsylyania ave. NV. 1t
wANTED-First-cIass Iight-coiored barber for
saturday: good guarantee. Brightwood and
Rock Creek road 1t
wANTED-Two white boys to work at trade,
inside work 1918 st fe15-2t
WANTED-steady barber. white or eolorod.
good guarantee. 1892 N ST NV. 1t
wANTED-white barber. 50 Saturday. IS
weekly. to start. 1852 NJ st NV. 1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collar. Gun and shirt
starcher. WEST END LAUNDRY. 1723 Penn
= -.---o - Ielo-St
NrTE-TD- ,-f.1,
mace and make himself useful 5I9 4th st
NV 1t
WANTED-Boy about I6 Call after IN
or before l0 am, ROOM ?. lH7 St NV. It
WANTED - Two experienced dishuaa sherz.
good place for right party. RADY'S CAFE.
800 pennsylvania ave NV IL
CRAFTSMEN. Engineers. Architects. Chem
lists; good positions with leading firms; partic-
ulaTs free II you state experience HAP
adelphia.
wANTED-A reliable and competent farm
hand. by the year. on stock and grain farm
In Fairfax county. Va Address BOX 539
Times Office. fel4-St
WANTED Experienced salesman in mems
tailoring store. one who is. acquainted with
/ the trade Apply HOPKINS TAILORING
Co. IN 9Th ST NV. fei4-et
WANTED-Photographe one who can Cd
crate Apply c. J. HENSEL. Gilbert Studio.
corner nth and + SITS fe14-2t
| WANTED-Good barber for Saturday 20
eIn 81 SCI fel4-3t
VA 1k.O-Brisht boy. TOLMAN I.AUN-
DRY, 9Th and c SITS NV fei4-at
/ WANrED-First-class barber for saturday.
o 49, - - NV fe1t-2t
WANIED-FirSt-clac- cOIore6 man for de-
livery wagon; best re 2rences required. MAN
HAIiAN COFFEE MILLS. eth St and
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Horses and Vehicles.

tJR -ALL-cEeaD. p horses and mares suit
farmers - any business must be SOLD. Apply
-e-. 1l - E---lsyiyania ave. NV. fe-5-3U
FOR SALE-Flvc horses and mares bar
gam one gentle pony Apply residence. ga
= s. Nv. fela-2t
FOR s1LE-TouHs horse. Can at lsls "a
81 NV. faT2-rs
FOR SALE-TounE horse. cheap BEN
" Ais. IwI1lng City. D O. feIS-er
SO GROCERY wagon. pe-fec: condition. quick
buyer $50 1913 y 81 ne fel5-st
CAN'T > bike r-Cab0uIs. Ohaetous SURVEYS
TOP buggles. top and EO-Jop express carDe--
tlrs- contractors. and plumbers wagons az
bottom prices reasonable terms CAN'T
1910 u. feI2-tf-
CCGSN ELLIS IS the cheapest place 10 buy
new ana secondhand robes blankets ha--
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Goals-HAl QO. Campion 81, Bolty o.,
Donald 80. O Connor %. Rice CO.
Schlosser 20. BOpp 90. Clark o. Hub
bard. Free throws-Rice 90, Hubbard,
DJl4Id. iSe.efecs--IdnJe- ana
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Observation-Disclosures

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats and
shirts before seeing me, as I pay highest
cash prices for them Drop postal. viii call
II. GEHIitZ, 1905 9Th st. NV. fel3-l5t
WANTED-TIiEhest cash prices paid for worn
garm ladies' or gentlemeu's. Also shoes
and hats. address postal and I VIII call any
hour; L; TARSHES. 1908 eth st. NV. Phone
North 499. no27-90t
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds and
Jewelry; cash paid FOR diamonds. old gold.
silver, platinum. antiques, CUriOs. L. :. gold
dollars, etc. Money 10 loan on goods OF
value LOUIS ABRAHAMS Bonded Broker
433 9Th st. NV. Phone NJ. 4S7S. fe9-tr
WANTED-Marine gasolene engine. 6 horse
power or over: fun electrical and boat equip
ment; state make. horsepower. price. etc.
=. o. BOX 366 fel5-2t
WANTED-To buy. Immediately. Universal
printing press. half medium Address BOX
342, Times office. feI4-2t
wANTED-A 12-horsepower boiler. II. H.
BILL Bethesda Nd. fe13-3t
WANTED-Old gold and silver we pay
big prices BURFEIND'S 7l9 9Th st. NV.
1a21-50t
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A GREAT SACRIFICE on account Of Ieav-
ing city. a we'll paying rOomIng house.
newly furnished. IN business section: parI0-
ana basement hoors, wen adapted fer busi-
ness purposes; part cash or would exchange
I2r real estate or securities. Address BOX
"a, Times Office feI4-2r
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT C@CH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets. stoves, bric-a-brGc, and az kinds OF
household goods BAUAf'S FURNITURE
SHOP. 14th and U SITS. NV. Phone North
1919 Formerly 9th and y. tals-sOt
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Ry an Industrious coIo--G Girl
work after school hours Address ~. O.. II
73S 18th 81. NV. j.
WANTED-fiy respectable raiorvl woman -
place as urst-Class cook CAN gl5 Ilth ST.
NV. III
WASTED-Ey neat c1Ia-ed gIrI. place 20 do
general homework. small family. l54 Browns
cOur- p 81 il
WANTED-By white woman with ty.o-velr-
Old child. position as hJuscEecper in small
family. % a. ST. ne reTIz.
WANTED-Bv a widow. position as house
keeper. Address BOX 81 Times Office
feii-@t
WANTED-Washing 10 take home lIE 81
st, NV. fefF -r
WANTED-Ey good Iauud-ess. washing I0l
Madison court NV. between LIST and "a. =
and + SITS fe1a-2t
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WanGed-RGOmS.

WANTED-By man and wife, one large IN
furnished two small ones: lieht
housekeeping; price Address BOX $50 Times
Office. II
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TI1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
~ inserted Tor three more consecutive
days, one cent a word TOR each insertion.
These rates do not apply to Personals.
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Help Wanaed-MaIe.

wANTED-Boy with couple Of years ex-
perlence in drug business. CHRISTIAN
PHARMACY. 7th and N SITS NV. fel4-St
\ --5D-C1erku who have had clerical ex-
perience railroad preferred); must be good
penmen, quick. and accurate at figures. Ap-
Ply iel 81 letter ROOM 3d. Southern Railway
man and stock keeper.
also boy THE FAIR. SIS lth ST NV fel4-3t
WANTED-Coiored man. short order cook
ORIGINAL PHILADELPHIA OYSTER
HOUSE. 1924 18th st. nv. fet-2t
CHANCE FOR SMALL CAPITAL-Wanted
partL.r with $3.50 70 start chicken and duck
business; let mc ten you about Il. guar2n-
tee. Address BOX SS2. Times Office. feI3-3t
wANTED-Nen TO cell household goods on
insta llments; good pay; no experience needed.
NEW YORK SUPPLY CO. 4I5 New Jersey
ave. NV. fci3-8t
WANTED Experienced driver. colored APP
ply MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STOE-
AGE CO, go Z 81. NV feast
wANTED-Two job press feeders. one CYL
inder press feeder. al once permanent posi-
tons Apply MODEL PRINTING CO; 725
lSth ST fel5-St
wANTsD-HoteI baker and second cook. To-
day. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOC 10Th
wANTED-Toung man in grocery. WILD
MAN. Yl0 14th 81 NV fel3-2t
WANTED-EXperIcnced tobacco strIpper. at
once. 405 Sth st Sc feIs-2t
MIN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-Auv-
ono can learn; eight weeks completes. wages
while learning. SlZ 20 so weekly guaranteed
when through Write Tor catalogue. AIOLER'S
BARBER COLLEGE. l3I Prince st. New
York city. (eI1-Ct
I MADE $4,000 IN i've years o. Jhe mail or
der business. began with 80; anyone can do
the work In spa-e time at home: send for
free booklet. tells how 70 get started.
MANAGER. BOX $40 LOckport. y. T..
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn ET5
20 500 monthly corresponding Tor newspaper.
sure. steady work; no canyusriuE. experience
Cnnecessary. send Tor particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockplrt n. y. deco GOT
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FCOL ROOM. tW0 tables: cigar store: good
business cash paid, must be sold AZ once.
500 Address BOX 253. Times Office. fcl5-5t
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Lost.

LOST-Betveen Weirhtman School and SIS
X ST. NV, 18th instant, pair chiId's roId-bo,v
srectacles. IN red case, marked Franklin &
Co Reward IL returned O. above address
LOST-SI0. on r ST. between 10Th ana 11th
NV. tn S.uaE purse. Return % 6lS u 81
and receive reward. II
LOST-Black glove. on 9Th ST. between ID
and SITS aw-. Wednesday evening. Re
ward al las Sth 81 NV. tel4-2t
LOST-Gold Ioclct; Initials C. T. B. on back
Liberal reward return TO or notify q. T. b..
lOl4 uJn ST. NV fel5-2t
LOST-BUnch Of keys. IN vicinity Of 18th st
ana Eenusy lVanta ave Please return 90 DI--
POINT MARKET CO.. 1917 Pennsylvania
ave, and receive reward feIfSt
LOST-Bunch Of KEYS in vicinity Of 18th st
and Pennsylvania ave Please return 10
DUPONT MARKET GO. 1917 Pennsylvania
- lelf-.t
LOST-A lady's gold watch with black fob
Elgin works; front lid engraved E. H: back
return TO n r. SPEELMAN. 10 T 81. NV
fel4-3t
LOST-A set OF beads and a buach Of KEYS
Liberal reward. 61i Louisiana ave. NV
feI3-St
LOsT-whlte setter. female pup: brown ears
brown spot on back Return 90 40 II 81. sw
Liberal reward feI4-3t
LOST-For ten days. white French poodle
named Major Reward II returned l2I4 Q ST.
NV feIS-St
LOST-Saturday. February 8. half-breed brin-
Ole bulldog. long ears and clipped tail. an
return HARRY +. GLADMAN. $50 Q 81
Seward sqcarel Sc. fal3-tf
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Situations Wanted-hale.


WANIED-Ey culored man. q situation as
cook In hotel or restaurant NATHANIEL
LEE. 500 srn CT. Tp-l--r
II W. NELSON. Carpenter 50bblnu and re-
pairing 1872 Elm ST. NV felJ-Ct
WANTED-By c0IOred man. position as
shipping clerk or something pu that order.
not thoroughly experienced. good wages.
best references. Address F. j. H. 2l4 ID 81
NV. faI--sr
WANTED-By color-a man. place as por-
ter. or work u any kind. 1921. Virginia ave.
II
WANTED-Ey a colored boy from couutrv
place In private family or with doctor. Ad-
dress T. D.. "a ID 81. nv. IeIg-2t
college graduate IN chemistry.
position In drug store. Address BOX 343
Times Office. fal1-2f
WANTED-By machinist. place 20 take
charge Of machinery and do general work
around shop OF plant Address BOX $40
lllnes once. iel4-I
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter and
grocery clerk. situation. J.. c. MARCH. zoos
LIST St NV fel3-2t
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Automobiles.

FOR SAL.E-)!ds rUuab0ut. just UvcrhauIed .
top. three oil lamps. one Eas three new
tires. extra casing and inner tubes have or
dered large car. ~ lftn ST. NV feI5-6r
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Foh sALE-FIve shares stock OF the United
5IlJes Realty Company. bargain. Address
BOX 81. Times afice fefs-a-
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BUSINESS: tire article
IS easily made and is used in every house
GERS, by mail order and 100 other vavs- 50
per cent p-olts very small capital needed.
nave CLner business so viii sell for 500 be
quick address BOX 49, Times Office
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nUnT

FOUND-LACEY'S Ice Cream; special 7o,
per gal delivered Phone II. sS3. ca New
York ave. NV. selz-tf
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ONLY $50 for roOuing house. u rooms.
nicely furnished; desirable Northwest section.
THORNTON, Cl1 Massachusetts, ave. NV
fel4-sJ
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FOR sALE-Luneh room. cheap. s0elz 1ota
s.. NV. TeI4-sr
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WANTED-Reliable middle-aSed white woman
10 be generally useful in small family: good
home to right person. Addres BOX 352.
Times office fel5-2t
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THE FREN-H say that Nothing Is a f5ot-
less stocking without q Lex" aud that IS
about the Only thing you cannot buy Or SCI
through advertising.
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DOWNTOWN BOOMING HOUSE. paying
handsome profit. close 70 business center:
snap: many other Eood ones on our list
LUNCH ROOMS. from $50 Up: grocery stores
with living rooms from $500 up. cigar stores.
IL fact. we have some very inviting PROPOSE
tons IN any branch OF business y0u wish
Call and see US TAYLOR'S. 1913 + St NV
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A BARGAIN IN lunch room II you mean
business call ak 1905 E St NV. fels-st
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Pr OEPT COLLECTIONS,

immediate retElrs. unlimited references. Tel
cl-1lr Tor our contract agent II 1854 W
CLARENCE DCNALL- I'll Colorado Building
fe5-E
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Personal.

MADAM THEO. palmlst. card reader. anC
medium. German spoken. 50 II 81. NV.
fei2I3.I5.7
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H F. L--E9SSEN. Drug Store.
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FOR SALE-An exceptionally lne lot OK al
most new furniture for all parts OF the
house; f9l4llg bees. wardrobe ch5.-Culer.
bedroom. dining room. and parIur. pier mir
rCr. ladies' cesks. new hair mattresses. s..
beds. s.. sacrifice. departure. Manhattan pool
jaS8-tf
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months guarantee against loss. and lcCiLf-
mate business. Address Il. c., Times oaice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21


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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09

cananea Couple Wed.-Justice Ben Rice last evening oficiated at the wedding of Charles P. Seabert and Miss Merthenia McCabe, which oc- cured early in the evening at Judge Rice's office. Marshal Stambaugh and a few friends of the contracting par tjes were present. Both bride and groom are prominently identified at Canapea. where they have many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09
DOUGLAS EXPERIENCES
 WICKED RUNAWAY
Two Vehicles Smashed to SpIinters and Several
 Have Narrow Escapes.

DOUGLAS, July S.-tSpecial.)-
 At least two vehicles were wrecked. two others were slightly injured and horse was injured by the runaway of team of horses, hitched to a lumber wagon, belonging to Seamans and Wall, which occurred this morning about 10 o'clock. The horses ran a mile or more about town.
 A light buggy belonging to Sam An gus, standing in front of the Douglas hardware company, was struck by the runaways and most of it was shatter ed into splinters. Angus horse was injured in the mixup, but how seri- ously it is not known Whirling around the corner on Tenth street and run ming east on that street, the back part of the lumber wagon was drop ped. With the other part the team continued on the run and wagon be longing to Fisher brthers was smashed up. c. A. Oyerlck had a very narrow escape from the runaways and one or two spokes of wheel of his buggy were knocked out. Slight damage was done to W. R. Henry's automobile blackboard.
 The runaways circumnavigated a large section of the city before they were brought to a standstill. The horses were uninjured.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09

Workmen for Gadsden.-Contractor Kroeger returned to Douglas this morning from Fl Paso accompanied by a number of men who are to be employed on the Gadsden hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09

Garcia Still Lives.-Manuel Garcia. shot and dangerously wounded Thurs day night by MeTced Santibanas, is still alive at the Calumet hospital, whither he was taken shortly after be- ing shot. It is stated his chances for recovery are excellent, the only dan ger now being from blood poisoning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09

Official Reporter-J. E. Larrabee, Of Kansas City. Kansas, arrived in Doug las this week and comes under in structions from his physician to re main for a year for the benefit of his health. MT. Larrabee is a friend of Mir. I. O. Fife of the Tabotacachi mines. He has for twelve years held the position of official reporter of the court of common pleas of the state or Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09

Concert at Park Tonieht.-Those seeking delightful outdoor diversion at nights should not forget that the band is giving nightly concerts. Sunday night will be no exception The con cert on that night will begin at 6:3U o'clock. At all other times 1t begins at 8 o'clock and continues until lO o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09
THIS YAQUI STORY
 IS SOME DIFFERENT

4 mining man from down below yesterday brought a Yaqui story to Douglas that is different from the sort one usually hears. In this there are no incarnadine chapters. It's a story of Yaquis and Mexicans and Ameri- cans getting together about a festal beard on which were spread beans and bacon and tortillas and there, with, for the time being, only the peace of God in their hearts, confiding in each other their mutual loves and hates.
 The story has for it's setting a min ing camp within two score miles of Hermosilio on the Sonora railroad The camp is not large one and not more than two or three Americans and score of Mexicans make it their habitat.
 It was fin the evening. The days work had been done and the Ameri-
 cans were sitting about the 'dobe
 house, smoking and chatting in the gloaming, as becomes the life of the
 American mining man in Mexico. Sud
 denly in the near perspective ap- peared the figure of a man. He was
 armed and it took but glance to tell ] that he was a Yaqui-the much-feared
 Indian who yet haunts the hills of So- nora in isolated sections and Is a
 constant nemesis to petit Mexican of | ficials. The Americans, very much
 alarmed, rushed to cover to get their guns and make a fight But as they
 did so the Indian, commanding fel-
 low, raised his arm, and in Spanisa, bade them stop
 'You no shoot" he said, this time | in English; $we have not come to
 make trouble for Americans nor Mexi-
 cans. We are hungry and want some
 thing to eat. We want provisions and
 we want your guns and ammunition.
 We get them, we make no trouble" As he was speaking others came up beside him and it became apparent
 that there was large party of the Yaquis It was a time for discretion without rash yalor and the Americans took them at their words, inviting them to stop and rest with them. -T The Mexicans of the camp were summoned and they were told to have their wives get together and cook a meal for tho party. The commissary
 was ransacke5 by the Americans. Pc tatoes and beans were soon steaming and the women were Tapping their ltortiilas. In a short time the meal
 was ready and Indians. Americans and
 Mexicans sat down at the long table ltogether. That alone was strange lenough but what followed was even lstranger One of the Yaquis-the Ioriginal spokesman-arose from his Iseat and spoke Speaking in Spanish he addressed himself to the Ameri leans.
 "We want you to know" he said "that inc Yaeuis bear no malice to wards the Americans We have ng enmity for you. Our enemies are ths Mexican soldiers. So far as we art concerntd you may remain in thi. country as long as you wish and ". will not harm you Now and then VI ] must do as We have done this night ; say to you that we are hungry and il
 lneed of food and ammunition witt which to fight our enemy. We ar forced to this by the great law 0 self-preservation. Tonight we vii only modest you to the extent of wha flood you will give us and the gun and ammunition you have. We will d mo harm"
 He sat down and one of the Mex cans arose. Evidently he feared tha only the Americans were 10 be i'm
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mune from attack. To the Indians he said:
 'eWe hope you will not attack us. We are just individual Mexicans work ing here for the Americans in the mine. We have DO grudge against the Yaquis. We are not in sympathy with the government in all matters and do not think we should be made to suffer for the sins of the government We will give you what we have that you want and will not in any way disturb you"
 Then the strange and fearsome com pany began eating and soon all were engrossed in the meal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-09
THE ARIZONA MEDICINE COMPANY ONLY 5000 SHARES LEFT AT 25c Get in while you can at ground floor prices

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