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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
4 SONG Or NOBODY.

If n;.5ody's noticed YOU, you must he
small:
If nohody'S sighted you. YOU must be TALL
If nobo,y'> howe;: 20 YOU, YOU must he
low:
If nohody's Kissed YOU, you're ugly, we
know:
If nobodv'S env;eH you. YOU re poor eli;
Ii nobody iiattet:er;i you. tiatter yours:s:
if nobodv'> cheated you. YOU are 4 knaVe;
If nobody'~ hated You. YOU ave i slave:
ii nohodys called You d fool" to Your
face.
Somebody's WISHED lor your back in its
place:
If nobody called YOU "tyran,," or
scold"
Somebody thinks you Of sl'iritleSS mould:
If nobody knows ot Your faults but Il
friend.
Nobody Will mss iiien at the world d'> end;
If nobody cjingS 20 vour purse like a iawn.
Nohody'll run like hound when it gone:
ii nobody's eate: his bread from your
Store.
Nobody'll cai' :o> "a miSery bore
Ii nohody's slandered you-here IS our
Sign !youxsl: NOBODY. cipher ;mong
neT.
Leslie Lawrence. IN Lcslies Weekly.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
Farmers of Laurens Meet.

A county organization of the Far
mers Educational and COOPERATIVE
Union was effected in Lancaster on
the first. The meeting was held in
the court house, and was largely at
tended by representative farmers. In
teresting addresses we're made by State
President Goodwin OF Laurens and
State Organizer Watson of Anderson.
The following officers We're elected !:
J. F. Nesbit, president; w. P. Cas-
key, vice president; J. ClarkrRobinson,
secretary and treasurer; y. B. Cou'
sar. chaplain; +. s. Robinson, conduc
tor; VI. ]. Sniyes, doorkeeper.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
oBEYs JUDGE JONES.
Expected Upheaval Against His De-
cision Did Not Materialize.

CISlOn IlC Nol "otS' iS~'
In discharging the grand jury in the
United States court at Montgomery,
Ala. Judge Thomas G. Jones referred
to his remarks in calling them tcgetn-
er at which time he told them the!
were TO feret out and indict any who
tried to defy the orders of the cour'
by attempting to enforce state laws
that are now enjoined.
He said that the people have under
gone a change of mind, that there is
now no active resistance to the orders
of the court, and he thinks there Will
ho none He said the court had called
uron the people to support the laws
of the land and its court and tnat tnes
have needed it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
PATIENT ATTACKED DENTIST.
Influence of "Laughing Gas" Had a
Reverse Effect.

While under the influence OF gas
in a dentists Office in Washington,
preparatory to having tooth extract
ed, George W. Bowers, aged %, jump
ed from the chair, and Violently at
tackled DR.. R. B. Leonard, severely
beating and knocking him down. The
doctor reached for small hammer
nearby, and used it freely on Bowers
head, causing a compound fracture OF
the skull.
During the struggle Bowers wife
and a. number of women patients were
thrown into a panic and took fight
Bowers will recover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
Charleston After Blind Tigers.

Tie Charleston city administration
is pressing the blind tigers closely
Sixty-one dealers have given up their
United States internal revenue Ii
censes. showing the result of the war
fare Of the police department. The
fines have been doubled ip the re.
corder's court, and the wholesalers
are getting attention along with the
retailers, and for the first time in q
long while, the illicit people are on
the run.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
Postal Changes in South Carolina.

Postal Changes in South Carolina.
The following changes have been an
nouIced by the rcstofce department
at Washington in the postal service OF
South Carolina:
AT Siegiinville, Barnweil county,
Jennie Barker has been appointed
postmaster, vice Henry j. Moody re-
signed.
At Bethera, Berkeley county, J. }.
Brinson has been appointed postmas-
ter. vice Katie Bishop resigned.
AT Aiken, J. Ernest Thorpe has been
appointed rural mail carrier, with
Erastus Thorpe as substitute.
At Salters depot, John NJ. Salters
has been appointed a rural carrier
with Thomas E. Salters substitute.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
Roads in Connecticut.

Connecticut in a few years will
have some of the finest roads in the
country. The State is about to create
a bond issue amounting to S1,000,-
600 a year to run several years, the
money to be spent for improving the
highways. The State will take over
the trunk roads, leaving the branches
in the care of the counties c. -.
palities.-The Motor Car.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
|Pa|mettoState NeWsk
EVANGELIST on Chaingano.

A travelling evangelist giving his
name as Rev. Arnold, and claiming to
hail from Georgia. is serving a sixty
day sentence on the Chester county
chaingang, on charge of vagrancy and
cruelty to young boy whom he had
persuaded TO accompany him On IL;
rounds.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
Clemson Scholarships.

The results of the examinations 1of
tho scholarships in Clemson college
have been sent in to State Superln-
tendent CT Education Martin by the
conntv boards and the awards will be
nassed on at the meeting Of the state
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
MAN AND DAUGHTER MANGLED.
Train Struck Buggy at Crossing ana
occupants Were instantly Killed.

F. NJ. Johnson, aged 81, a successrul
farmer, living near West Point, Ga.'
and his daughter. Mrs. ]. H. Bullen,
3s years Of age, Rock MIL, Ala, were
struck by the eastbound Vestioule
train On the Atlanta and West Point
railroad at a crossing. just west OF,
the city Saturday morning and both
instantly killed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
PARADOXTCAL ACCIDENTS.

''How was it that circus clown came
to hurt himself when he tried his trick
Of turning somersault and landing
on his haad?"
'He made a miscalculation and fell
down on his eat."-Baltimose Amer
ican.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-05
DIVORCE PETITIONS GALORE.
Newly Enacted New Jersey stature
Results in Big Crop.

ReSuTLS III zig O'SF'
As result of the enactmsnt OF TIE
naw divorce law OF New Jersey, which
vii ltake effect on January 1, 1908,
an extraordinary number Of applicants
tcr divorce has been made in the cours
Of chancery at Trenton. There have
heen 700 petitions, since January l.
Under the new law it will take a yea :.
r. no freed from marital bonds, whi:@
under the old law only four mont.
is required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
New Arriiuals
Ii, Rich Furs

q Z "a Il q 4
Somebody's going to be made
happy ataeChrist,11as with these
GRAY SQUIRREL SETS at
$12.o8.
The Muffs are medium size; the Scarfs
so inches long, and lined with brocads
satin: soft, fluffy fur-beautiful pieces.
s1:.as for the set
Squirrel sets, In darker gray, large
muff, 50-incil throw scarf; handsome furs,
s15.50 for the set le sg3
isabella md Sable Fox sscnrfa, medium
length, two large brush tails and claws:
great value at sos.
Choice assortment OF Isabella and Sable
Fox NIuffs, with. one, two or three stripes.
You've never seen handsomer Muffs nor
better values at s1c.0s, s15, 1860 and
sts.0S.
$3.50 buys a Black Lynx Set that you'd
be delighted with. The Muff is pillow
shape, and the Scarf 70 inches long. both
lined with satin $50
Have you seen those, beautiful, AnEora
Sets for children. at s1.os.
Good size scarfs and Muffs, soft. Ions
hair: splendid value. s1.0s, j.
Thibet ana Squirrel Sets for children,
square muff. with collar to match S20S.
River Mink Sets for young girls throw
Scarfs. Muffs with the heads Of the anil
mails, S5.0s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Women's Csc Handker-
chiefs, 17c

All Linen, nd-Embroider-
er, Initial Handkerchief, 25c
is the value and regular price
OF this quality and STYLE.
We offer them tomorrow
at the special price Of nc each,
or a box OF six for $1.oo.
We've never had better
value in women's Handker-
chiefs.
Swiss aud Linen Embroidered md
Lace Trimmed Handkcrchief., 1:Ec
each.
Sheer Linen, Swi.. Embroidered
md Lace Trimmed mud Embroidered
Hnndkcrchiefr, 20c, soc, 81 and $l.5O
each.
Variety of styles In Sheer Linen.
Hand EmhroItlcrcd Initial Handkcr-
chiefs. 1.kc, 25c and soc.
Children's Hnndkerchicfs. In fancy
boxes. for gifts: 2 to Hardker-
chiefs in each box, l5c to zoe per
box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Christmas Books for Everybody


the paste han our
aewtlage ii
aeth o al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Tete-a-Tete Sets

Six pieces. antique shapes, Turk
3ish decorations. thin Austrian China.
$3.50,
Mnyonnaise Set, Havtland china,
coin gold border. $3.50, 81
Cheese Dish ana Plate, a1.s8.
Syrup Pitcher aud Plate, Sl.:5,
Milk Jar aud Plate, n, J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
yI Gold Filled and
JCWcLJ y Solid Gold

women's and Mems Cum Buttons.
In gold plated. sterling silver. pearl
and solid gold. :5., soc. 75c, Dsc,
Sl.:5, $3.50 and up to $1,000 set
Mems Stick Pins, III plated and
solid gold, plain and fancy designs.
5Oc, zoe, III UP to IS.
Women's and MEMS Watch Fobs,
plated and solid gold. soc, 8Qc, 75c,
81 up to 1905.
women's and Childre.', Neck
Chains, in plated and solid gold, II,
4l.:5. $3.50 UP to $3.0S.
Gold Plated Lockcts and Hearts,
plain and set with stones, VI and
$3.50 each. 9sns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Hundreds of articles for Xmas
presents in this main floor depart
ment:
lets, gold filled. zoe to S5j solid
gold. s3.9S, So and $3.50.
HI, Pins, new and novel designs.
:5c. soc, 81.
Belt buckles mud Pins, In gilt,
oxidized and black. 25c, soc. 7:5c, 81
and up to IS.
Brooches, In a complete colIec-
ton, from the plated at zoe up TO
solid gold. set with real stones. S15.
Solid Gold Lockcts, Hearts aud
Crosses, 81, $3.50. 3: UP to SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Golden Day Series, Ok
for Boys and Girls 6ol
Handsomely printed and Illus
trated.
An Easter Lily. by Amanda n. Doug.
las.
The Pearl Ring. by Mary e, Bradley.
Bitten. The conjurer. by Frank NJ
Bicknell.
An uninten.lonal Patriot. by Harriet
T. Comstock.
A shining Mark. by william e. Bar
ton.
Miss Appolina's Choice. by Ellen Doug
las De,and
ss "A Boy Lieutenant. by F. S. Bowley,
Polly and the Other Girl. By Sophie,
SWEET.
Herm and I. by Myron 3, Gibson.
Sam. by n. q. Mcclelland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
japanese China

I / ~ ~ d
Go where you will, you'll.
not see anything more strik-
ingly original than the Vases
and other Bric-a-Brac that
comes from the Land Of the
Rising Sun.
There's never been a pref
tier collection in Richmond Of
japanese China and Pottery
than will be found now in our
store. The prices are remark
ably low, 25c UP to SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
PROPOSAL FOR slDs.
Construction of Electric Railway.

Sealed proposals will be received a. the office of the Warren Company at ? ?. m. Monday. February 4th, 1901. for the preparing of the roadbed and sub-grade of approximately five mics of electric line for The Warren Com pany, between Bisbee, Arizona, and Warren, Arzona.
 Instructions to bidders, specifica- lions. plans and profiles. and other necessary information can be has upon application.
 Plans, specifications and profiles will be sent to competent bidders upoE receipt of twenty-five $2500) dollars as a guaranty for return of plans. Pro- posals shall be made upon blanks furh- ished by the Company, and shall be accompanied by a certified check or surety bond in the sum of ten Der cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 CLEVE W. VAN DYKE
 Manager Bisbee. Arizona. Dec. 10. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
NANT TAg RRoRERTY .RAoK.

DOUGLAS. Jan. .5.-( (Special)-
 Attorney D. 4. Richardson has com menced ssuit in the district court for the Arizona Mining and Development coupany against Joseph Muheim and others for possession of the San Jose mine near Naco and $t000,000 dam ages The mine is well known in tnls county as many of the old stoekhold- CTS live here.
 The complaint alleges that after a meeting 10 elect officers. which was fraudulent and void. the deiendan.s went to the mines and took "forcible and violent possession by coming to said property of plaintiff in large num-
 bers that is to say. with thei regents servants and confederates in the nuni- her of about fifteen men, armed with
 Winchester rifles and other danger ous and deadly weapons. and did drive
 said servants and agents or pialntln 1 from said property" and take uniaW, | ful possession of the property ana
 still have it in their possession.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
WORK STOPPED | fOR LACK IF
 MORE ROPE
Boring of Well al Douglas Is
 Not On Account of Present Shortage, But To Supply City In Future If Necessary.

DOUGLAS. Jan. 5.-t Especial. )--
 s. il. sniey has been for seyega' weeks boring we'd for The Douglas improvement comrany at their reser voir site al the end of Fifteenth street This well was dug to q depth of 145 iest, the dimensions being by F feet. From the bottom of this well the well boring machine began its work and il Is now about S00 feef deep. The work has been stopped for the want of a lon ger rope used in the boring ma chine. A new Ise0-faot rope is due to arniYe today or t0niGfra4c when 8orsng Ssil be resumed Alth shis gape fbe well can De bored 70 a depth of I4G0 feet Unless artesian water should be encountered sooner the well VIII sbe sunk 10 that depth
 The heFms q thisnew weil i4 nos becanses cf any sh0rtase ill the pres sent supply, said Mr. CowEn. sUperi1l- fendent of the company this marniBg.
 but for the purpose Of tnoiougEly testing the op2artaaities loE.s izseFSss- ing our WateG supply fer toe city when it uay become nee 70 do 90. ShquldsgSe strike a1 .aEtes{cn ll-Es ib is needless 10 say tirHt if vysopid re Fer1= gratifying to the company. but of that we caA have no assurarce. but Se believe that fha cost of trying for il can be afforded 2
 I8 was leaF1fed fhst in siAe month of June, last, the water eonpaay sup iiiea. the city. with l7.000 90Q gallons of water and. about the sasne amount or the month prsyious Theref was much complaint pf a scarcity of water in the city last summer and r would be hard to estimate just how much water would afford the eity with m ample supply during the drysst month when the maximum is required for ir. rigaticn of trees and Iawns. but Mr. Cowan believes that 70, ,009. .9g0 gallons would De sufficient for the coming year and perhaps fer next year
 One trouble in the past about che water supply in the city has been the Hsufiiciency of the mains to distribute it. The original mains were all right or the size of Inc city they were put in to serve, but the rapid growth of the city soon rendered these small mains inadequate At the present t.-ne teninch main is being laid from the reservoir to the business center of the city and from this it will be easy to distribute an ample supply to all parts of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
were a matter of course [

as if it were matter of course in he sequence of life.
 The pipe is there. of course, and the, only blown-in-the-bottle, duly an thenicated pair of trousers and the entire suit of clothes are there for ex- hibition purposes only. 4 pair of shoes which Hicks wore during his seventeen days Imprisonment Is al so part of the paraphernaiia of the commercsalisn of the entombed- min CT. Hicks speaks naturally and points as in duty bound to a map on the wall which. in measure depicts the environments Of the man who, for 2 few days arrested. the attention of the world. The. picturegque feature of the Hicks. show is the cuspiGore in close iuxtaposiJon with his pedal extremfties. @ahd ft0 6ne who has fol- lowed the account of his rescue, this is spastiaUlarly-aproges.
 clicks hands ares cold and. ciam my, but vibrating with .strengtn. Ills mental fatalities apparently are Strong and he IS far from being the pignIE in intellect that rumor said he vas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
JEALOUS WIFE TRIES TO KILL.

COLLINSVILLE, H., Jan. 4.-Craz- ed by jealousy, Mrs. Lucy Shannon shot and probably fatally wounded her husband, Leonard Shannon, at Mary vile, five miles from here, and then attempted to take her own life by jumping into a well Paul Shannon. her brother-in-law, intercepted her and she turned and attacked him 80 vigorously that he was compelled to beat her into insensibility. Paul sum moned assistance and his unconscious brother was taken to the hospital in East St. Louis. Shannon was shot through the lungs. Mrs. Shannon was arrested.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
.ELkS HAVE GOOD OLD TIME Al
 DOUGLAS
Held Mock Tflal and Fined At- torney For Prosecution and Defense. Stenagraphef and Clerk Each S1.

DOUGLAS. Jan. Special -- The focal lodge Of Elks again did themselves proud last evening in the entertainment given Co the members. visiting brothers and iheir ladies at the lodge room, the hall being e9wd- ed.
 The program fur..s a<-eRening' S0lli, ication tcok the form of 2 mock trial Jasper Wood beiag the unfortunate gio gess On the rack far the greater part of she exeRiag. George EiardikeT presided over tse court as judge in 5 very eisHiaed and sedate manner and Handed out iustice right and left mostly left. Dodee Eiooaer was -ciefk ef the court, and C A. Sherrs rep0st eF. seyler and lzeEn were tae Htg ecai iEgt attorneys sand Kirkland and 0utidns atofness far the defense
 lt took some time 10 get jury, ard auiy those were accepted who agre 2
 10 bEing iu verdict against the 0a- fendant fs.s Isfcgts eca fffF5. ". H Wblpple., s, S2Es sgs9l4e
 E. B. Reed and Alr. 4orees9p Weic S- nally selected as thespuTyg
 The testimoaS of ae y Ee ses asas decidedly ctl1l scsiay b1t a Gs a cinch from the starr 1tat ' IasIstsl Nar1 would get q abeut tas sane wag That
 Teddy hanae1 t 10 the negro s14 diers
 The jury finally brought in a yer. diet of guilty ss charsed. blit. seccn- menaed him to the mercy of the cours ou account Of exIenuGtiug circum. staDcess fhe saia circumstances being a number Of charming young ladies and it is well known fact that all good Elks have weakness for the ladies. The jury also. found the al. torheys for both the prosecution and defense guilty of taking up too much ef taeir time and recommended that they bs fined not less than sI The clerk of the court and the stenogra. rher were each fined g for being alive and not knowing. il, the judge was fined $1 for keeping the jury out so long when refreshnseHts were be ing served.
 In fact from the start everyone of the male persuasion was fined. They were fined if they brought lady and they were fined If they didn't; they were fined if they were married and
 fined for being single: fined for be ing stout or small. lean or tall. smil-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
Ruth Mine Improvina.-sam suplo

Ruth Mine Improving Suplee is In the city, having arrived yester
 day from the Ruth mine. owned by
 the Telluride company, of which Mir.
 Suplee and HoTref Prickett of the
 Roy hotel are the principal owners.
 Mir. Suplee says that as development
 progresses the property is being dem onstrated to be of greater value There is now an abundance of ore blocked ont on the property to justify { the erection of a mill and arrange fTnezts locking to the installation of 2 mill are now under way.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Col. D. H. Johnston, of this city, has retlrEed fIcm 6 business trip 10 Quay mas sonora, where he spent New Yea 13E. h tha Sonora metropolis he met many of his old friends who ezsende,i i0 niHs 3. royal eHteFt ApmenE. Ee wei s5st Edr sail witb party cf his Iriends and vas sh9NH the h. terestiGy features of the city.
 Col. Johnston foBna tthe people of GEayT1as very enthusi8s;ic of the gen eral prosperity O. that country East of the city tho Southern Pacific rail- road company ia working large fcrces of men 0n-the liiie 10 'GNadsla5aTa and all the .railroad camps draw on Guayz mas for suppfies- This has greatly increased the volume of business
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
PApER MILLs EoRM COMBINE.

APPLETON, Wis, Jan. IA print paper mill syndicate, capitalized at several million dollars and including every newspaper mill in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota is in process of formation, according to a semi-of- ficial report that transpired today. The syndicate is said to have been decided upon to take tse place of the General Paper company, which was ordered out of existence by the federal courts, it's operations having been contrary to the Sherman antitrust law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
Alcka rARnLs AunIgNcg.
Entombed Miner Now Lecturing |
 Los Angeles.

Lindsey B. Hicks. the man whom a mountain fell upon. and the account of whose rescue made the world sit Cp and listen. is in Los Angeles exhibit ing himself Concerning his presence ia that city the Herald says
 Last night at Elks' hall Hicks thrilled his listeners by the graphic story of the catastrophe and the de tails of his experiences underground and of his final rescue.
 Hicks is tall, lank, lean Ken lucky mountaineer. He has lofty brow and keen. piercing eye. He talks with that delicious drawl which compels one to love the southern dia- lect He speaks of bis entombment
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Leave for Ei Paso.--R. M Ficht ar rived in town this forenoon from Fl Paso. where he is located at present He will return to El Paso this even ing accompanied by his daughter, Miss Leila Fieht Both MT. T'ieht and his charming daughter will be greatly missed in Douglas where they hayt made many warm friends during their residence here. Mr. Ficht is material agent for the E. P and g. W.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Feet Hart.--Cseogge Hodes. who re. gently went from here 10 Peru, has returned 70 Douglas While working at the Queen shelter one day this week he had the misfortune of allow ing copper bar to fall on his foot and the injury will lay him up for sev eFal days
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Inventory Week.--In nearly every business house in the city the regu- Lar annual inventory Of stock has been taken during the week. Clerks and proprietors have been working over time to complete the work. General satisfaction is expressed in regard b
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

May Lcsat fsfe.~ Air. and Mrs. c. ' Baldwin, of Lander. Wyoming. ar flsea sa town last evening and are visiting their old friend, pr. F. T. Wright, of the Calumet hospital, hay- ing known the doctor when he lived in Lander. MT. Baldwin has been in the mercantile bnsincss in Wyoming and is looking for a new location and may decide to remain in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Weuldn't Pay Street Tax--John Doe CottFeil was arrested today by City Marshal Stambaugn for refusing to pay his street tax. He win be given a hearing this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

ing on the ladies or not smiling on them. they got iS anyway
 After the frsal vas over delicions refreshments were aervd by S. II, fiaf- Hv and aithFeiher tle iarTe ore'ee m llg sl q most I,leasa4.t -..-- ifOE which they will long have tea der spot in their hearts for the Rest People on Earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
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DOUGLAS LOCALS.
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Captain Rynning ili.--Captain Thos RynuiDg has been confined to his home the past two days with an acute attack Of rheumztism.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Vyiif Buiio Concrete culvefts.--'rhs city cleFk bas fssaed q eallsfel bids Io, gRe construction of eGaere1e- oasiF vents, tise sids 70 be in by Januers C. IL is the intention of the council to build 9 number of them in different parts Of 5fe city. the first enc being on F and TeBth street,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Lsft for Silver clty.--Ma,y Dunlap, Ea-baaa Wo.senoatl5, Miss Smith a-.d lpciie Savage leIe on. .thia tarenOen's 's sTgln fer SiGer City, \, M- wbere tle three forme- will attqna school and tie latter Will enter 9 convent.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

the trade of last year, but all express confidence that inc year 1907 will bring afh additional trade to the city