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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
Brief Cltv News
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PERsoNAL MgATloN.

II. N. Reno manager of the EopQer WSY brewer3. at DQuglas. is in the cssS on business, hayiag come in from the smeiter City last evening.
 H R N. Graves. formoriy justice of the peace al Kaeo avs d business visitor in the city yesterday from the border
 immigration Inspector D D. Mem eth. with Headquarters at Naco, was a business vtssEo r.n HIsDee yesterday He returned fs Naeo last evening.
 IA. zandoT, of Douglas. ls mining man who is registered at the copper Quean hotel MT. zandor Is tn Bisbee for "a few days stay on miaing bust ness
 John Cogan the well known New York Life Insurance agent returned to the city yesterady morning from yFip to hls home Id hlnneeralis He wih remain in Blshee aud yieiRitY for sey- eral days. elosins ID easlness for his company,
 c, I. Fischer. travelling representa tive for tue caufornia Saw Works a periodical business visitor 70 Bisbee, is in the city at the present time.
 Among sunday visitors in tue eiiF were MT. aud Mrs. Ben snead MT. Sneed is a member of the local meat firm Of E 4. ToYrea < Co., and Is also secretary of the sonora Packing company. of eananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
\ BISREE DOCTOR TftSOF HE
 SITUATION
Dr. Ferguson Interviewed h El Paso and Gives Out Some SUalght Talk to News Re- aartaF

With the mines in Risbee only working a few men to keep the shafts from being ruined and the Spray shaft one of the largest properties of the Copper Queeu company, closed down entirely while repair work is be- tug done. activity ia mining circles in the Warren district is practically sus- pended, according to Bf Robert Fer guson. a member of the Copper Queen medical stan at Bisbee. who, with bis father, James Ferguson. is visiting in hl Paso today says the El Paso News
 Dr. Ferguson will return to Bisbee tomorrow evening, the father going from here to his home in Massaohu- sets However, pr Ferguson Is very optimistic about conditions in Bisbee and believes the Western Federation of Miners will be compelled to leave the camp in a few weeks. fn speaking of conditions he said.
 While the companies have made no announcements. 1t Is understood union in that camp IL has always been an open camp and both union and non-union miners could get em
  left Bishee last night and l am cOnfi- dent the business men are with the companies Iii the stand they have talk en against the union
 As an evidence Of the confidence of resuming operations at the mines sson, yesterday morning the Warren Electric Street Railway company be- gan to build the railroad from the r.e.a AZ FNt.s s.- railway iine is to be built at heavy expense It is owned by ths Calumet and Arizona Mining company and shows eouclusiyely that this company. at least, is not alarmed over the sit nation
 The smelters at Douglas will no. need to eiese for three months, as the Copper Queen complng has enough ore piled On the gro'lnd neac the smelter to operate 1t that long The Calpmer and AFizona company is shipping ore ir from Cananea, which VII supply Is sraelters and keeP them operating. The Copper Queer Is also busy shipping me old slsr C; mp, an accumulation of hundreds Of tons of faifsmelted ora from the old smelters al Bisbee to the smeit. CTS at Donglas. where they gre being heated and are proving IIofitable. There is enough of this stag to ope- rale the slnelters at least two weeks"
 Speaking of the new town of War ren, pr. Ferguson says fl has had a marvellous growth The site was op- eped up for settlement JanHary 5, snd some Of the fnest residences in tha sosfh west have already been started A perfect sewer synfsm is bsinx pss ta, electric lishis, aifeet railway aaa medsfa city eoBssaisnees sse hsiRs iasssilsd
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
n,,,, MAN pm HUN ron aArort

nlooatNgTOA, tti., March Cd wsrd Holland president "f tha Thiss fips League and fuf tHa yeats an sids esisaH ef ths f'ifih wsld, teddy aHa saesaad bis candidacy fef msFnF St nispHiiaEtaH, ssbispt Ca ihs asSisiaA of the pemapraii0 primaries Co bs Epii ssEi manIh,
 The fgteRas af AF Halland haFs buea tEylns fpr several yaara @ per suade him Ia make ihs race, pui ne has steadfastly refused pHtil ROW. The situstion promised 10 De eomPii- eated this spring, a FsfeFm leag4s haYing been oFgani@sd wiA prospects of placing a candidste iR The held to rival the RepubAcan and pemocFatls nominees. AlF. Holland is believed by his admirers to have excellent chances Tor electiqn.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
]. c, RRlFehARp
 Broker. seHaHzs clrels and WsFFep pistriel stesks a Speedily
RIgbae. ArIz.. Mareh ] laal.

Bisbee, AFiz., March I, l947
 The market in eoppers opened strong thls morning. Superior & Pitts pgrg and Butte Coalition were in great demand Butte & Arizona went from sl lsQ ID to s2-59. Wolverine < Arizona also has been in considerable demeHd today. and the stock is bafd to ind. The diamopd drill of the eompaAy stsrted 70 work again today and t is antieipated that something sill show up as they are Yery close ie being on inc level Eith the ore bodies discovered by the Shattlck. RayeH Is adYsneing lp pTice. | being reported that fhe difficulties of The eompany have ben eleaFed, and some anticipate that this stock WiIl sdgaaee several poiafs This afternoon. how ever toward the close Of fbe day, the market sIaeked off considerably. anu several Of fhe stocks teil from 2 frse- ton 10 one or two npiats.
 Grrsasfar4ar
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
Akx s&Sk sasssx%o@s

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
A PoPuLAR lAMEHT, ssh<re Wepsa soeAefy Be if ons Was

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 That is shY s ls ss exceedingly sf neAeseas ss as shsfe fer ths sais puf' pssse ef fiad.ag tse haiF et tais para sisie sTopth, after which the hair grows as nature intended
 Sold by leadias druggists. sead lee in stamps for sample to The Herpleide Go, Detroit. Mich, 1.-TWO sIzE6, k4 CENTS AND sl.a0 ' HIssEE DRUG co, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
paANsHop HEI.p 4 NUISANCE

MONMOUTH, nl.. March 4.-An iu- p0rEant ruling Ess made py Judge cIepSepls in the recent trisl of gohp " GaQi for violation Of the drsnshop act He insiTVetes the jury thai ? the SeSeRdant was found guilty e selling lptoxicatlng nQpor to a mtpor or aR lptoxicated person be should likewsse bs fopnd gully of paalnfeip- ing a ppizance. The jury followed in- strpctions and he case via pc ap- psaied.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
TO OPEN NEW THsATsR.

A. E. Mckenzie, operator of the nov lug picture machine at The Iris. left yesterday for Globe where he goes to be present at the opening of the new theater of Marks & Tupper in that city. Mr Mckenzie stated yesterday that the Globe theater is tq De one of the finest vaudeville and moving picture houses in the southwest # wiil be under the personal supervision of Mr. Garnett Marks. formerly ef Bis bee, and stin interested in The Iris here. Mir. Mckenzie will return 10 Bis bee as soon as tue Globe house hf5 been got well under way. In his ab. sencs. the management of the local playhouse is in the hands of Mir. Keith, the popular vocalist
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
MARTHA PARR

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
elTY ooyNoIt MssTs.

Tonight tho rgplar morthlY meet ing of the Risbee city council will be. held in the city hall. Important measures win be discussed. among which will be the heating of a petition to make a new roadway on Castle Hiu, and the legality et the sewer bonds will be passed on
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
HAS BEEN ABROAD.

A. I. CrossleY, formerly chief clerk in the Bank of Bisbee aud the Copper Queen store. who has been abroad for the past eight months, returned to Bis bee yesterday While away Mir. Cross ley visitbd with his relatives in Eng land. and for q time was the guest Of the people of Manager Hopkins of the American Shoe Store. He states that, Notwithstanding the beauties of English life and scenery, he Is glad to he back in Arizona Mr Crossley will remain here, probably accepting one of several clerical offers.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
Ice cream for partres and family Ise promptly filled. Tue Wave.
HAS PNEpsloNn

Young Michael Gordon, the twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs Gordon lies in the Copper Queen hospital a sufferer from pneumonia The lad was taken i'll a few days since with what was considered nothing more than a severe cold, His condition be- came gradually worse and yesterday 1t was deemel advisable by the at tending physician that the lad be re- moved to the hospital where be might have constant medical attention
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
eHpecH ENTERTAINMENT.

At the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. under tAe auspices of Adiutant simpkins. of the Salvation Army. an illustrated lecture was given. The attendance was large, and the evenings program was in strnetiye a swell as enteratiniRg. number of YoYal selections were op the program. and were vel received.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
ElEcT OFFICERS,

At a meeting of tue stockholders of the Bisbee. Arizona. Gold and Copper Aining eolnpany. held at the office of Jake sshmid yesterday afternoon. new ofhcors and a new board of directors were chosen. The Bisbee Arizona Is situated vest of the divide in Tonb- stone canyon. aud adioins tue Modern and Bisbee Extension properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
ElIl JOHN BRITT.

The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Rgltt was eHristened at st. Pat rlek's Catholic church sunday by Rev Father MeureT HepeefoFth this lit- tie bundle of humanity viii be known Tn his fuil cognomen as Emil John Rritf
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05

z,rperos William ls nov accused Jof ha'g5n4 sfuffe1 fhe German ballot boxes, 1pn Nhsc5 He +asAse 5het fhe seotaiisks are pretty sore q theF de- feat
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
NlsTlNe PAYslelAN

pr. N. M. Guernsey, Fort Smith, Arkansas phy siclsn and surgeon. Is a visitor in Bisbee, the guest of Copper Queen staff physicians Mir. Guern- sey's visit is purely one of recreation. He win De in the city for several days
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05

WILL PAY LOSSES AT KINGSTON,
 KINGSTON, Jamaica. March i-lt Is reported that the Canadian insur- ance companies doing business here will pay all claims. A plan Is on foot to send a delegate to England to con fer with insurance agents with q view of securing payment for the ire fol- lowing the earthquake.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05

! Aaxe 20 connection Vifh Prltcn ard Hakea q co My name E usea sazsysg e AgssnsHk saf promise
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05

Hot merehp-ts' lunch from ll;NN 70 z;e0 free he Antlers Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05

Hot merchants lunch free, from II to ? every dav,a at the ApueFs Bar
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
LUCKY HUNTERS.
KerIin Boys Kill Three Bears on Top Of
Cove Mountain, Monday, In Two Min
uies by the Clock.
LARGEST WEIGHED 800 POUNDS.

If President Roosevelt had
come up to Fulton county in.
stead of going down and wading
IN the Louisiana swamps, lie and
Mrs. Roosevelt and the children
could all be living sumptuously
every day day on bar meat. 1t
would too have been a saving of
his time, constitution aud clothes,
and the newspaper reporters
would not have been driven to
such straits to write up satisfac.
tory accounts of the successes
attending the expedition. That
our woods is full of the big game
is proven by the fact that Will
aud Cloyd Kerlin, of Knobsvllle,
strol!ed out Monday morning for
a little hunt, and when they
reached the top of Cove noun
tain, northeast of their home.
thew stopped to get the lay of the
land, and to decide lst where to
go next. Imagine their surprise,
while thus deliberatlng, when
they saw al cd mother bear
and two big, clumsy cubs
that ought to have been ashamed
of not having cut loose from Their
mothers apron string long ago.
Three savage looking Bruins
"bear ling down on the hunters,
awakened the latter to quick ac-
tlon, and in moment there was
bang! bang. bang! bang. from
their trusty Winch ssters, and be.
fore the smoke had time to clear
away, there were three dead
bears, and two happy hunters.
One of the boys went down to
the valley aud got Jake Sharpe
with wagon to go and help home
with the big game.
The old bear dressed $50
pounds, and the cubs dressed 100
each.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
Few Here Know This.

When an eminent authority an
nounced IN the Scranton PA J
Times that he had found a new
way to treat that dread American
disease, rheumatism, with Just
common, every.d day drugs found
in any drug store, the physicians
were slow indeed to attach much
Importance 70 hls claims. This
was only few months ago. To-
day nearly every newspaper in
the country, even the metrol OIL
tan dallles, is announcing 1T and
the splendid results achieved. l
Is so simple that any one can pre-
pare it at home at small cost. 1t
is made up as follows; Get from
any good prescrip ion pharmacy
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one. half
ounce: Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsa.
parilla, three ounces. Mix by
shaking in bottle and take in
teaspoonful doses after each meal
and at bedtime. These are all
simple ingredients, making an
absolutely har rmless home remedy
at little cost,
Rheumatism, as every one
knows, is symptom of derang-
ed kidneys. 1t is a condition pro-
duced by the failure of the kid.
neys to properly filter or strain
from the blood the uric acid and
other matter which, If not eradl-
Gated, either IN the urine or
through the skin pores, remains
in the blood, decomposes and
forms about the joints and mus
cles, causing the untold suffering
and deformlty of rheumatism.
This prescription Is SAID to be
a splendid healing, cleansing and
invlgorating tonic to the kidneys,
and gives almost i'm mediate relief
in all forms of bladder and urn.
ary troubles and backache. He
also warns people in leading
New York paper against the dis
crimlnate use of many patent
medicines.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
Teachers Institute.

The Fulton County Teachers In
stitute will convene for the Forty
first annual session in the Court
House, Monday Dec. 2, at 1:15
p. IN.
We have secured the best avail
able material for this years work.
DAY lNsTRUCToRs: - Prof. w.
M. Rife, Shippensburg, Pa.
DR.. Chas. G Boyer, Kurtztown,
Pa.
DR.. j. Geo. Becht, Clarion, Pa.
DR.. George Hull, Milersvllle,
Pa.
MuHC.-Rev. Henry Daniels,
Hustontown, Pa.
PIANIsT-Miss Gertrude Sipes,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
EVENING.
Monday, Lecture-Hon. Geo.
ID. Alden. New York.
Tuesday, Lecture-Judge Alfred
Elleson, Indiana.
Wednesday, Lecture-Dr. Guy
Carleton Lee, Baltimore Md.
Thur sday, Entertainment The
Scotch Singers of Glasgow.
Day Sessions free to all, We
invite you to attend both day and
night. The attendance given to
the Institute by the general public
is always considered as an indica-
tion of the interest manifested in
educational matters. It's an inspi-
ration to the teachers as well as
the superintendent to see you here.
Come, our workers are all able
men. b. g. LAMBERsoN.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
District Sunday School Convention.

The second Sunday school con.
ventlon of Brush Greek district,
was held in the M. e church at
Akersville last Wednesday. Presl
dent of the convention, M. NJ.
Barton. The following is an out.
line Of the work done Morning
session--Praise service. Prayer,
A. w. Duvall. Address of well
come, S. f. Walters. Singing.
The County Standard - Miss
Maude' E Baumgardner, Field
Secretary. The Home aud Pr
mary Class Miss Viola Hixson.
BY the time of the close of this
session, delegates from every
school 10 the district were pres
ent, namely, McKendree, Mi IS
Clara Hanks and Mr.. Grant
Spade; Whips Cove, Misses Zoe
Deneen and Laura Winter.
Afternoon session. Devotional
exercises, John n Hixson, How
the Home Department Helps the
School, Miss Bessie Akers and
others. Duties of ,Superlntend.
ent and Teacher-dlscussed by
M. e Barton, superintendent of
McKer dree school; l. A. Duvall,
of Akersville school, and others.
Select Reading by Goldle Akers.
Solo by Miss Mary Selling. FIRST
Lesson IN Teacher Training
Miss Baumgardner. Report of
delegates.
Arrangements were made for
the starting of a Cradle Roll, a
Home Department, and Teach
ers Training class, at McKen
dree, and a Teachers Training
class at Akersv lie.
Evening session. Praise and
Thanksgiving service, conducted
by Lewis A. Duvall. Solo by
Miss Viola Hixsou, entitled keep
Sweet. Crhis song was sung at
the State ConventIon) Solo by
Essie Williams. Recitation by
Esta Akers. District contribu
ton for County Work, $5.07. Soul
Winning-Mlss Baumgardner.
Singing by the convention. Pray.
er by M. e. Barton. Duet-Ada
HIxson and Verne Duvall.
Altogether the convention was
very interesting and profitable,
and the work IN this district i; in
hne working order.
S. E. WALTERS,
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
PICTURESQUE PENNSYLVANIA.

Do you believe that Pennsyl-
vanla is one of the most attract
I've States, as well as the richest
in mineral wealth? The Phlla.
delphia Record does. 1t Is devot
ing a page of Its Sunday Maya
zine to Picturesque Pennsylvan-
la" in which from Sunday to Sun
day will be presented the mcst
striking, charming and attractive
features of the natural scenery of
the State, in which it is unrivaled.
It's Picturesque Pennsylvan-
ia" page consists of articles de-
scriptlve OF the hne scenery of
its various sectlCns, interviewer
with goodly measure of legend,
local tradition, and historic Incl
dent, thus giving the articles
warm human interest, besides
calling the attention of the Re-
cords great army of readers to
the picturesque features of their
own State.
These articles are written, or
edited by George f. Mapes, who
has charge of ''Our State Neigh
bors" column on the editorial
page of the Record. He has
made special study of Pennsyl.
vania, and IS personally familiar
with every section of the State.
The articles are Illustrated with
the best pictures Of the striking
scenery described, that modern
photography can furnish.
The first five articles, which
have already appeared, have been
devoted TO the water gaps and
river gorges made by the Della
ware, Lehigh, Schuylkill, Swat
ara, and Susqnehanna rivers,
through the Klttatlnny range of
mountains. 1t is the purpose of
the Record to include IL this SER
les of descriptive articles, all the
important natural attractions of
Pennsylvania, among which may
be named its mountain ranges,
It's principal river systems, fer
tile valleys, marvellous springs,
forest reserves, numerous lakes,
water falls, cayerns, and other in
teresting natural features.
The Record will welcome in
tins connection, suggestions and
information from its State read.
ers regarding special scenic lea.
lures which can be described and
presented in attractive pictured
form from any section Of the
State.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28

A Pratt County farmer, accord
ing so the Coats Courier, purchas-
ed stick of dynamite for the pur-
pose of blowing up stump. He
laid the dynamite down by the
barn door and went inside to put
his team away. A pig found the
dynamite and swallowed it and
walked into stall where span
of mules were tied. One of the
mules kicked, the jar set the dyna-
mite off. The explosion blinded
the farmer killed one mule, tore
the harness off the other, blew the
end out Of the barn and nearly kill
ed the pig
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
NUMBER I
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comlngs aud Goiugs
Here for Vacation, or Away
for Restiul' Outing.
NAMES or VISITORS AND YIsIrEn

Paul g. OFT is spending few
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Il. KuOtts, in Altoona.
VIM. Wink, of Belfast, called at
the News Office a few minutes,
While III town, Monday.
M. r. Shaffner, Esq, has been
spending several days during
the past week among his Hunt
lngdon county relatives and
friends.
M. and Mrs. John OFT, of Tod
township, spent a few days dur
ing the past week, guests of John
Booth, at Maddensvllle.
j. Vernon Skipper, of Tyrone,
spent few days during the past
week with friends out about Har-
rlsonvilIe. He and his father.
Mr.. Alex Skipper, were IN town
Monday.
Miss Jessie Gress has Just re.
turned home after having had a
nice visit in the home of her
brother, Prof. Ernest M. Gress,
at Steelton, Pa. While there,
Miss jessie visited the Steelton
High School, IN which her broth
er teaches chemistry and phys
les; also, she visited the Capitol
in Harrisburg, and had the pleas.
ure of attending the Dauphin
county teachers institute, which
was beng held in the hall of the
House of Representatives. Com
blnlng this with many otter in
terestlng places she visited, 1T
goes without saying that Miss
Jessie had very pleasant visit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
Issue of Local Option May Cause
Trouble Next Year.

In leading article in recent
issue of the Philadelphia Ledger
that paper makes the following
startling prediction:
During the next two years pol
iticlans in nearly every State in the
Union will be forced to face the
issue of prohibition or local option
relative to the restriction of the
liquor traffic. There is every evi
dence of Il revival of the issue that
attained prominence some years
ago. The Southern States have
gone into the question in the most
drastic manner during the last
year, and their work has attracted
universal attention.
"The wave of prohibition and
local option is not confined to the
South alone. 1t is rolling along
in the Western and Middle States
In Il manner that promises con-
fusion and trouble to the political
parties.