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Three Years sor 9ne Do.,ar.
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Until Jlne 56. 1907, the Twioe-A- Week Republic. Of St. Louis, Mo, the Oldest ala pest known se1atweeAly ' Newspaper Il tha Untted States, will accept subscriptions at the remarh- able rae ot three years for s1.09. At thls price you cannot a1ord to be Wanoa6 tais pig selni-we eaAly neWsna- Der.
 Your friends and neighbors w,il also want to suoser,be. Teil 6aam aoouG his great reduction in nrice, anu ask them to send in their suD- eg.pt.en. Old subscribers as veil as tes may eone n at this price. f you .re already subscriber, your order vl.l be accepted now Tor renewal pesln wAen your present subscrip- tion expires. Rememoer, } dollar be- fore June D pays sor shree iuii years -312 eisnt@Pase papers.
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FOR
 PAUfNE BUElhI4S

9Ielwood Springs, Colo, Juiy 1e. --AmoAe he most important quea- tons to come before he meaonsa oI 5he Colorado Tuner al Directors association, which con- ysaed today. $ tue fixing of mi faen price 1or sAe burial ol raapers. Probate Iag aueAdmeats and ex- emptson from Jury service for un-= oertaheEs will also be diseussed large numoe. of delegate are pre- 5eat and wAi taae several pleasure trips tp points of interest in the ne.eAbo.Aood of Glenwood Springs. Additional sessions of the convention will be aeld tonorsow and adjourn meat will hs taken Friday.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10

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DEAF MUTE
 CONFERENCE

~4Ael, els.. al| 19.--4a Important conference aa deaf mute edaeas-oa, ia AJea many ptom.- nea, e1uoators participated, Was he'd heGe today .n eouact.on with the Natloua, Catholic Educat.ona. convention. Sectional metlngs were also held by the college, soaooI and seminary departments. The general topic of educational legislation in the United States ,s slated for dis cussion at the general session this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
4 Hopeless raj.

Ina guy 5 de chaIppeeA st.nsy ut4.. 'sg de earth, Fred4ly.@ ss How ; dat.c" Nkhy. Eve been fo.,owIn has fer iksa.-e, 4u As atast troBe4 dat b1.. ava. Tst. -AaW Xar.A World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10

For Rent or LeaSe--Rooms in building at PA West Barraaue street, near postofiice,. either singly Or in suite- Every room outside. Extremely desirable for roomlng or office purposes. R. H. M. Mills &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10

vas 5reaes4 far years @ o3e aIaoia 4sts, tFs1tsd a2e za aeIe.zy or Blood Polsoa, ta sos- fe-a-tS, s9 hem uo a1G 5Ga1eso ;. :. v hea coE.I4slea Us | a.ssea with e.aQ-tols al4 was very @A1 ru4-dessa. Today, EloSs t n41as pea.E.7s for Stood Poison n te very worst forU ala an making ny business have my frlells 3d1. a1G a4reaey tue EeL4 having wonderful results "a tae way tsaay, living tsatlnlcl4aA 5. tbs 5 $. $. la cases oI a1yaGGaa I3toGe 4olsoE.
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 Strong 1alnera, medicines ike rnerca1y and posaSs are often given to cure coa.a- gioas Blood Poison, oslt yea1s of failure have pEoyen that sach tteatrnent caano. c.s1e the trouble. These. medicines can oa,y
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I 9. Tai. For Comfort.
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for awt5,le, as soon as they are cit of the sya the sufferer 6nds lle has wasted yaiuaoAa t,n these harrn&u. drugs.
 5. :. 8. $ the antiaose for Contagious Bloc at ti1e root of tne disease and force out every ? any slgns o1 Is return. It can De Issea ane pFigacyot your own home. Sufferers iro4n tn1s years of cures made by tnls remedy assures I pFopez one. and tnas Is Use. together wi whicl1 vii De furnlsL1ea by oar physicians fl nently and p1t7stely. s. 5. 5, $ made en
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parks. We ottef 3 rewara oi S1, 900 for ptoof hat Ii contains particle of ralnera. in any fofta. 5 $. s goes down to he very root of he trouble. and by driving oae he last race ot he po1sea, and A1n the blood pure sud strong, cures De disease thoroughly and with certainty. ss ; c viii also relloye the effects of auy n1iu- fhal may nave een previoust yuseo.
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BLOOD POISON
 CURE YUuR5ElF AT HOME

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
ATHLETIC LIBRARY.

The current number of Spaulding's Athletic Library is the Spaulding Of ficial Athletic Almanac for 1907, No. 12, Group 12, the official amateur rec ord book of the world, edited by James E. Sullivan.
 This is the most complete book ot it's kind published. Contains the off cial American Amateur Athletic rec ords (running, walking, hurdle racing, jumping, vaulting, weight throwing. shot putting, throwing the discus. re lay racing, swimming, skating and other sports); American track and field, swimming, boxing, wrestling, cross-country and all-round champions, A. A. U. district champions, Canadian champions, intercollegiate records and champions, collegiate records and a list of all American college records; the western intercollegiate conference meet in 1906 with the records of the association.
 A complete account of the doings oe the New York public schools athletic league, including the many champion ships held during the year. and the records of the league Is given, as well as the table of the best interseholastic records of the United States. The book also contains reports of all the big dual meets, interscholastic and other meets, east and west, held during 1906.
 More space has been devoted to the foreign department in the 1907 issue than ever before. The English Nat. ional and counties championships are given, also the English records; Irish, Scotch, French and Belgian champion ahips of 1906; northumberland dual meet; English public schools charm pionships; all the important dual meets held on the other side during the year; the Oxford Cambridge dual meet and cross-country race and many other important foreign events. A complete summary of the Olymoic games of 1906, at Athens, is given with a descriptive article on the open. ing of the games. the mapner in which they were conducted. etc. Half-tone photos of all prominent American and Foreign athletes appear as well as scenes from the Olympic, American, English and other championships The pictures have been made feature of this years book
 It will pc sent to any address in the United States or Canada postpaid. upon receipt of ten cents. by the Am, erican Sports Publishing Company. 21 | Warren street, New York
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Films and negatives developed at the lowest prices at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
TRIPLE MURDERER
 CAUGHT AT LAST Mexican-Negro Half Breed Is In Clutches of Law After
 Four Year Chase.

FL PASo, Jan. 30.-After a man hunt which has lasted four years Sher- if J. W. Owen of Lincoln county, New Mexico left Fl Paso for Lincoln, carry ing back to the county jail bad man with three murders to his credit.
 Four years ago F. Gomez, a water rustler working for 6 sheep herder of Lincoln county, killed in cold blood 6 fellow employe. There had been some trouble between the two men rrcvi- ously, and on the morning of the kill ing omez crept up behind his com panion, who was bending over a fire just kindled, and shot him to death. The body fall into the burning blaze. The murderer then pulled the dead man away a distance of about ten feet, calmly coked his own breakfast ever the other mans fire and thsn 'e.t the country.
 Sheriff Owens traced Gomez to a point several miles below Fl Paso and then lost him. It Is supposed Gomez went over into Mexico st that time. The hunt was temporarily abandoned, but the Lincoln county officer was con. stantly on the look out for traces of his man.
 Several days ago Sheriff Owens heard that GomeZ had ve cultured to re turn to the American sids of the Rio Grande and that he was then atColo rado. Immediately h., renewed his attempt to bring the murderer tc gustic> and passed throuRf here Thurs day nighl = rnI,!11 ro Colorado City returning Saturday night with hi, prisoner, whom he placed in the coun ty pail here. This morning the off cer set out for Lincoln with his charge where he will be tried in June.
 Gomez is a half breed, Mexican and negro, and . notoriously bad man Twelve years ago he killed man q point twelve miles below Fl Paso on the river, and shortly after that hs committed 6 second murder at SsI Antonio. Up to Friday, when he wal captured by the plucky New Mexico sheriff. he had succeeded in eludinf the officers of the law. Sheriff Owens is very much gratiied that his four years search for the triple murderer has been crowned with success snt apprehends no further trouble in get ting his prisoner into court.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
MUCHFR|CT|ONI IN NEW MEXICO
 G. .. ?.
Merry War Is On In Territorial Legislature Between Cover nor Hageman and Party Organization.

SANTA FEE. N. NJ, Jan. s0.@The thirty-seventh legislative assembly closes It's first week with considerable more excitement than usually attends the work of New Mexico legislatures for the first few weeks of existence.
 Regardless of all that is said, there is great friction in the republican party, and there are two factions war ring for results in the present legis- lature. One faction is headed by flag erman and is known as the adminiS- fration faction, while the opposing faction is known as the regular party organization.
 The organization of the legislature is distinctly anti-Hagerman, and the early introduction of legislation ex- pected to deprive the governor of pat ronage is sure indication of the hos tility of the majority to the governor.
 The bill introduced in the council by Martinez, of Taos, is intended to take away from the governor the pow: CT of appointing county officials In case of vacancies, and has actual merit. Some years ago the law pro vided for the appointment of county officials in the case of vacancy by the board of county commissioners but was changed by a republican legisla- 6 republican sheriff in . county with democratic commissioners. The bill appears to be all right and 1t is ex- pected that 1t win receive the sig nature of the governor.
 House bill No. brought about the first real struggle between the sd- ministration and the party organiza- ton and after hard fight resulted in victory for the organization. The bill provides for the election of the district attorneys by the people at the next general election, and meanwhile the legislative council fills the posi- uons. The feature Of the bill bringing about the desperate opposition is the section authorizing the election for the aext two years by the council as 1t is looked up on as direct slap al flag erman.
 The first attempt to suspend the rules of the house for the passage of the bill failed by vote of Is to 3 against, 1t requiring sixteen votes to suspend the rules. This attempt was wade Thursday afternoon. Friday morning the anti-Hagerman forces re- turned to the charge and passed the bill, after the usual sparring by 6 vote of r to the change having been brought about during the night. It is said that both factions worked all night.
 During the struggle on the floor oi the house several territorial officials favorable to the Hagerman faction, were on the floor working with the members, and Holt. of Dona Ana county, introduced resolution ex- cluding all lobbyists from the floor. A member then discovered that under the old rules, being temporarily used by the house, that territorial officials and others were permitted on the floor and the section was promptly sus, pended.
 Two years ago the territorial off ciais were all with the regular or. ganiZation and the rule was all right but 1t is different now. So far as the exclusion of those making it a prac tice to lobby, the rule meets general approval and the belief Is that ii should have been put in force many years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
THROWS HERSELF ON BULL.

MIDLAND. S. Dak., Jan. 30.-Miss Maud Deroe. young woman living in the prairie west of here. threw her self upen the back of an enraged bull yesterday and rode the beast until he became exhausted and died.
 The bull made a vicious attack upon Miss Deroe when she was walking across the prairie alone and unarmed The young woman, unable to make her escape, stood her ground and of fered the enraged beast battle. After a brief and desperate struggle Miss Deroe, by an almost superhuman ef- fort, threw herself upon the back of the bull. The beast tried hard to throw her, but she was reared on the prairie and had ridden wild horses from the time she was a child, and she made shift to keep her seat.
 Finding that she could not be un' seated, the maddened beast started to run at the top of his speed, and he ran thus with the girl clinging to his back until he finally fell to the ground with blood streaming from his mouth and nose, utterly exhausted. The bull died soon afterward. The girl was uninjured by her wild ride, but was painfully hurt before she got astride the bulls back.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Kodaks and Kodak supplies at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Hot merchants lunch from 11:0o to 200, free at the Antlers Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
NO. 71a2. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 71a2.

At Bisbee, in the Territory of Arizona, at the close of business, Saturday, January 18th, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
fSnaciaI fn Rayiex.l


 TOMBSTONE, Ariz,. Jan. so.-The articles of incorporation of the Denn- Arizona Copper company were placed on file in the county recorders offise this morning at the request of Attor- ney J. M. O'Conneii. The article states that the company is organized for the purpose of carrying on gen erai mining business in the state of Minnesota and the territory of Ari- zona.
 The incorporators are William Ef- der, M. E. Riley and Arthur Howell. all of Duuth. Minnesota The company is organized under the laws of the state of Minnesota The capitalization of the company Is placed at s3,500. 900. divived into 350,o0o shares with a par value of s10 each, same to be paid in as called for by the board of direc-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
.DENN ARTICLES
 ARE NOW FILED

tors. The indebtedness to which the corporation can make itself liable is ssoo.0oo. The corporation Is to run for thirty years.
 The board of directors selected for the present year are Mstin Psttison. of Superior; Thomas Bardon. of Ash land; A Guthrie, of St. Paul; A. M. Chisholm of Duluth; L. c. Shattuck, of Bisbee; Maurice Denn, of Bisbee; and B. N. Pattison of Bisbee.
 It is the purpose of this company to take up the stock of the Dena & Arizona Development company which is now on the market and which has during the past few months made such a phenomenal rise from s12.50 to s105 at which price it is quoted today while the stock of the new corporation is now quoted at s30.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
DREAMED COUSIN DEAD
 AND FOUND IT TRUE

KENT, Ohio, Jan. 30.-Twc months ago Claudia Lemmons. aged 21 years said to her parents at Akron: When l die bury me in my white dress in @ couch casket, and place red and white rose on my breast" She was evidently in perfect health.
 Monday night the girls father, Amos Lemmons, appeared in a dream 1t Is said to his nephew, Alya Lem. mons, of Kent, saying that his daugh' ter was dead. Tuesday morning the nephew, worrying about the dream, telephoned to Akroz and was told that Claudia had dropped dead when going to her work. She was buried today and her wishes were carried out to the letter.
 Hot merchants lunch from 11:O0 tc 200 free af thp Autlers Bar,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
.PAWNS HER BODY ID
 AID SICK FRIEND Shapely Des Moines Girls De- yotion to Friend Evolves
 Novel Scheme.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. So.-In her passionate desire to raise s10 to aid her girl friend at Council Bluffs, who is dying of consumption Dottie Morgan. a beautiful young girl of shapely body-the same to be GeIiy- cred by the mortgagee to a medical college should the debt faii to be can celed. before death.
 Following Is the mortgage issued by Dottie Morgan to Nose Levich. . well known Des Moines pawnbr3ker:
 T. Dottie Morgan. of my owa free will and without coercion of any kin':. do hereby sell to MoJs Leyich niy body after death to io with as ne sees fit for consideration of sf0.
 The said Nose Levich shall noi take possession of my body until after am dead, and if at sny time during my life wish to cause this bill of sale to become null and void, and shall pay to Nose Levich or his assingers $10 in good and lawful money of the United States, his interest in my body shall cease.
 'DoTTTE MORGAN"
 Miss Morgan received a letter this morning from her friend Dolly (sht refuses to disclose her last name) stating that the doctors said she had consumption and she wanted to get back to Des Moines. She said s2E would be needed. Miss Morgan n,-4 -4 but $15, and to secure tbz s1o shs evolved the above remarkable pan. Miss Morgan Is q respectable work { ing girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Hot merchants lunch from 11:o0 to 200. free at the Antlers Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

CIOI W WfIAI<BIs
 Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3Oth day of January. 1907.
 HARRY W. ROCHE, Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
0NE DIVORCE l DAY I HE
 RECORD
As Against Family Separations Four Couples Are Issued Marriage License in One Day at County Seat.
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 TOMBSTONE, Ark. Jan. 30.-The record of filing one divorce case day for the past week, is stil being main tained, Douglas breaking into the list today. Mrs. Matte Jane Adams Of that city, has filed complaint asking the court to dissolve the bonds Of matrimony between her and James Oliver Adams, on the grounds that he has ben cnfaithfl to her and violated the marital vows on number of occasions, the different charges being definitely set out in the complaint. The couple were married in Texas in 1891. There aretwo children as the result of the marriage, one girl, IS years old and another an infant of the age of three months. Besides asking for a decree of divorce, she asks for the custody of the infant child and for the costs of the suit and s25 per month alimony.
 Bliss Tickets
 Since yesterday four marriage li- censes have ben issued in the probate court. James H. Bell and Mrs. Anna vanandan, both of Bisbee; Charles Il. Meyer and Josephine Salazar, both of Douglas; George Mason and JosIe Rogers, both of Douglas, and Charles Oscar Dahlquist and Nellie Stoner, both of Douglas.
 Another Boarder.
 Constable Denny Twoney, of Bisbee. arrived here this morning, bringing a prisoner named Williams, who will serve a term of 100 days in the county jail, having been convicted of the crime of petty larceny before Justice Burdick of Bisbee.
 United States District Attorney Joe Alexander, in order to reach here to- day to attend to matters he had in the court, drove up from Benson. He arrived in Benson this morning short iy after the E. P. & s. W. train left and not wishing to wait for the after noon train, secured a buggy, arriving here shortly after the noon hour. When he arrived here he found that his opposing counsel in the case, E, E. Ellingwood, had not arrived. They were to take up the argument in the case of the government vs. the E. P & s. W. for a new trial in the case where the railroad company was re gently convicted of violation of the interstate commerce law iu regard tc +'>e safety appliance coupiers and fol -ich they were fined the sum oi
 70, being a fine of s1oo for eacf
 tnse.
 n the district court this morning
 First National Bank of Bisbee was
 I judgment in the sum of $31:
 n interest and costs against J. J
 lxs and wife. on promissory note
 m order entered for a foreclosure
 e mortgage given for the note or
 1erty in Naco. No defense War
 ie to the case and a default Wal tered. It is understood that the de adants are willing to give the plain t.sf deed to the property to pay on he indebtedness.
 On the United States side of the court today Attorney D. L. Cunning ham appeared for the E. F. & s. w Railroad company this afternoon and a motion for new trial was taken up It was denied and notice was given II open court of appeal to the Supreme Court of the territory The case is one cited in which the United StateI attorney was called upon to represent the government.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-10-25
KEEPING MILK SWEET.

A correspondent says he has been
milking twenty-five cows all summer,
but his work has not proved satisfac-
tory, and he has had trouble all sum-
mer keeping his cream in good con
dition.
Here is the leak in a good many
dairieS. The owners will take good
are of their cows. provide ample pas
ture grain feed, but they nave nc
system for keeping their milk after
they get it. When milk is kept at home
for twelve or tWenty-four hours, it is
difficult TO keep 1t i'm first class con
dition without ice, or a free-running
spring. Milk to keep must be cooled
at one after it is drawn from the
COWS. Ii this cannot be done then the
best thing to do is to separate the
cream and hustle it to the factory. Ii
is n waste Of time and feed to under
take to keep milk during the hot
months without some provision for
quick cooling. Our correspondent
should put up an ice house this winter
and fill it chock full of ice, for use next
ummer If he will do this and give
his milk cans proper care he ought not
to have any trouble with his milk.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-10-25
THE DAiRY-BRED BULL.

Not enough stress is put upon the
character of the dairy bull. 1t seems
nard to get away from the idea that the
milking qualities come alone from h
dam, and really most any old bull will
90. 1t would be just as reasonable to
expect to get a race colt from a Perch
eron stallion as it would to get a dairy
calf from a beef bull. Here are some
points about the bull which is to head
the dairy herd. Find out what kind of
a mixer his mother was, also whether
she had a w~ell-shaped udder and four
perfect teats. These points are very
important, for if you breed to a bull
whose dam had an imperfect udder,
the probabilities are that a large ma
Jority of his h~eifers will be defective in
their udders. Some prefer to buy aged
bulls for the dairy. l would rather
take chances on a young bull and go
right into the herd where he was raised
ana select him. One other thing |
would rather select a bull from the
herd of some breeder who had the
reputation of raising good mixers.