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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04

had stopped for her when the nan she
was to marry was killed In railroad
wreck.
She had become q recluse In the
handsome house at the foot OF the
Claire street hill. When her sister died
and left her little daughter TO Miss
Edith's care, she had lightened little
the rigors Of her life, but she had
never gone into society, and she was
still of the belief that an honorable
sultor first made application to the
parents Of the girl he loved before he
sued for her hand.
When Mile confessed that she loved
Carl Bray and he had asked that no
might see the old lady, she gasped, real
izing what would happen, but she had
conveyed bis request bravely enough,
only 10 be met by rebuff.
She had been ordered never to SEQ
Carl again, and Miss Edith had depart
ed to interview Drina Newhall. who
chaperoned Mile when she went on:
In society.
Carl left the girl with heavy heart,
though his parting was laughing az,
surance that all would come right. al,
most unconselously he turned his stepI
toward the hill. He had half promised
to drop over and see how the new
coastlng bob was working. He and hig
two small nephews had put d lot or
work In the construction Of the bobs
and today was the first time there haG
been chance to use them.
The Claire street hill was the recos
nized coasting point. There were M
intersecting car tracks, teamsters werp
used to watching the point, and there
was but little traffic.
He found the small boys aglow with
pride. BY cunningly weighting tho
sleds the bobs had turned out the fast
est on the hill, and Carl readily fell III
with their suggestion that he try their
speed.
He had made two trips and was pre-
pairing for the third when he noticed
an old lady standing watching tlle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
Remarkable Rescue

That truth IL stranger than hctlon,
has once more been demonstrated In the
little town Of Fedora, Tenn. The resi-.
dence Of 9. v. Pepper He writesi =
was IN bod, entirely disabled with
lemorrhages Of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed 10 help me, and oil hope
had fed when | began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery, Then instant relief
came, Tho coughing soon caasedI the
tlcedlns diminished rapidly, and In three
weeks | was able 10 40 10 work, Guar.
anteed cure Tor coughs and colds, 800
and si.oo' at Charles Rogers Drug store.
Trial bottle Free
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC WORK =


PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC WORK -
Office Constructing ouartermaster IT.
Columbia, Washington, May 81, 1907
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for ex.
tentions to plank roads ami walks at
Fort Columbia, Wash, will be received
al this office until ls m, June 10, 1907,
and then opened. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
should be endorsed Proposals
for public work at IT, Columbia, wash,a
and he addressed to +, w. Phisterer,
Capt. Arty, Corps, omr. in charge con-
structicn, Fort Columbia, Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
susoieioualv Had Cold.

"Why do you ask me where was
last nightY he queried. Didn't
phone you specially that / was nearly
dead with cold and was going
straight home and 80 to bed?'
"Yes,' she assented, "and ] would
have believed you, too, II you hadn't
coughed so terribly over the phone."--
New York Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
Cured Hsmorrhasss ot tho Lungs

Several years since my lungs were
10 badly affected that l had many hsm.
orrhages," writes A. NJ AXE. Of Wood,
Ind Il took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit | then
started 70 take fcley's Honey and Tar.
and my lungs are now a. sound a. q
bullet, ! recommend II in advanced
stages Of lung troable.' foley's Honey
and Tar stops the cough and heals tho
lungs, and prevents serious reaalts from
cold. Refuse substitutes. 7. r. Laur.
In, Owl Drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
NOT. NOTICE.
LAVNDRIES.

BUTTON HOLE AT THE BACK.
Your experience with it has no doubt
lead to much vexation, possibly pro
fsnity. Broke your fneernail trying tc
pry it up from the neck-band. sht
You won't have that that experience {:
you send your shirts to us; we save You
this trouble, and danger Of tearing th,
shirt Try us and see,
TROY LAUNDRY,
Tenth and Duane Sta Phone 1901
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
''4-FT'
HELP WANTED.

WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. christen.
zen, Flavel Building 5.sS'tf,
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wANTED-APPRENTICE NOT UN-
der 10 years old, to learn the handling
Of furniture. Apply Heilbcrn 4 Co.
Furniture store. 6.l.tf.
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LEGISLATORS WIFE
 HAS PASSED AWAY
Pronainen. Tucson Lady Died In St. MaY's Hospital
 Last Saturday.

After an illness which extended oy-
 CT a period of 8 year, Mrs A. V. Gros-
 seita. wife of Assemblyman Grossetta
 Of Pima county, passed away at II
 o'clock last Saturday at St. Mary's
 hospital in Tucson.
 Throughout the entire territory
 there was probably no woman better
 known in. women's fraternaI circles
 and h club work than Mrs. Grossetta.
 She was grand matron of the grand
 lodge of the. order of the Eastern Star
 and vas prominent member of the
 wEurnan's club of Tucson and was also
 prominent in the Federation of W.
 mans clubs.
 Fer the past year Hrs. Gressetta has been in zazlsns health Her con. dition grew grads1sssv EeFse sns I was finally decided tc resort to ah ope ration in, fhe final hope of saving hes
 Hse The operation YRS performed al the hospital Friday Ess Gscssetts failed to rally and sank gradually tc Der death. She was 4e yesrs old and fs survived by Mir. Gzosetta sad thel' oEiy son, Warren A. Grossetta, and bs her mother, Mrs Warren MrE. Grossetsa was $ prominent member Of tke Enuzregztionzl church She was, up to the time Of her Illness always actively engaged in the chslrcl work. She possessed a chsrming per souaiity and bcre patiently her long Illness
 Her rpaiden name was Bessie J Warren and 1t was in this city that sine ukst Mr Groesetta and WAS married tt hin Mrs Grossetfa had been resi- eext of Tucson for twenty years. Her death Eill be greatly feif 5s the order Of the Eastern Star and by fhe Tucson Wcmsn's club as well at by the Congregations church. She was an active member To each and did uoble work.
 Mrs. Grossetta was a direct descend ant of General Warren of Revolution arg fame and her father. Dr Joseph Wzrren. was 6 prominent dentist o' Terre aaute. Indiana. and later ol Darlington, Bisconsin She waa q na tire of Darlington. Wisconsin, and Was graduate of the high school there. With her mother she came tc Tneson after her fathers death Cit izen.
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POPULATION IS MISSING IN
 CITIES
Census Bulletin Shows That h. crease Is f5.9 Per Cent in. Cites Over 5000, While
 0thers Gain But 8,8 Per Gt.

WASHINGTON, April 2. - The niassing of population in cities Is the significant point brought cut by the census bulletin just issued. Figures are based on the census of 1905. The total estimated population Of munich palities-that is, incorporated places having 5000 or more fnhabitants--ex- elusive of san Francisco and Los An geles, Cal, is 2s, ,4e6. SPA for 1906, an increase over 1900 of 3.sf2,1S or I5.e per cent. while the estimated pop uiation of the United States, exclu- sive Of these cities, showed an in- crease of f,fS0.90s. or only S.s per cent
 The sS cities with an estimated pop rlation of 50,009 or more in 1906 had total estimated population of 19.- I'll ,157, an increase of 2.T66 .S63, or 16.3 per cent, over that reported at tho twelfth census. Cities which have come into this class in the period from 1900 to 1906 are Norfolk, Va, Yonk' CTS. N. Y, Schenectady, N. Y., Hous- ton, Tex, Tacoma. Wash, Terre Haute, md, Dallas, Tex, youngstown Ohio, Fort Wayne. Ind, Hoiyokei Mass, and Akron, Ohio. The five lead ing cities and their estomated popu, iation in 1906 are as follows. New York, 4.11S.943; Chicago. 2,04s,1s5: Philadelphia, 1,z4I,735; St. Louis, 649, 329; and Boston, 602,27S.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
(cochise County Press)

4 bar of bullion, gold with some sil yer, weighing forty-eight ounces and valued at S76S, was displayed by Cap tain L. F Young here last Monday. It was the result of 110 hours work at the mill at the La yantia mine in the Yellowstone district, about eigh- teen miles north of Benson.
 Captain Young. accompanied by his son and Clarence Loring, who has been the superintendent of the mill for the past few months, came in from the mines Sunday evening. Bir Loring has resigned and expects to go south into the Sonora country. He states that La Vantia is a good property and with the expenditure of 8 few ho1sand dollars more can be put on 3 paying basis, the ore being there for the dig ging and plenty of water 10 be had.
 Regarding the bar Of bullion the captain stated that fifty tons Of ore was msiled from which they also re ceiyed five tons of concentrates, the latter being sent to the Luna Lead company af Deming They expect to realize about SIS per ton or $375 for the shipment The bullion was ex pressed to the T s. mint at San Fran cisco.
 Who viii take Mir Lerfng's place at the. mine has not been decided as yet. T'he captain was 10th 70 part with him
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below 8 ,09e. 900 this year.
 It is not expected that this special tax Levy will increase the amount Of the school tax levy in this district over
 what it was last year, as the money collected last year for interest on the bonded debt left considerable surplus after the interest due was paid and there will be much more taxable
 wealth this year.
 New Charter Election. The date of the election at which the voters will pass judgment upon the merits of the charter law, recently passed by the legislature through the efforts of Attorney Lockwood of this city and Attorney Merritt of Bisbee, has not been fixed, though it will oc- cur in May or June. It Is desired that before the voters express themselves
 on it the law shall be officially printed and circulated so that every one vfQ
 understand it's provisions perfectly.
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COUNTY OFFICERS REPORT FOR
 MARCH
For Last Tima Sheriff's Office Sends in Returns From the Gambling Licenses-0t Financial Items Interesting.

TOMBSTONE, April 3.--A review or the various reports of the county officers shows the business transacted by the county during the month of March, The report Of Sheriff White shows that he collected the sum of sf ,339 50 from the gambling games during the month of March, which
 viii be the last revenue the county will receive from that source. The other licenses collected by the sfer. iff's office during the month was
 s2.24S.6s, while the fines collected by
 the office was S25.65
 The county recorders office turn
 ed into the county treasury the sum of s103S.a5 for instruments filed in
 that office during the moath. The
 probate court contributed to une Iev.
 enue of the county the sum Of s234, collected during the month for the issuance of marriage licenses and for fees collected in probate eases. County Assessor Howe turned in the sum of 2093. 60. collected on personal property as taxes for tsle month. The various justices cf tbe peace of the county turned in between s110t and s1200 collected as fines in Jhrir
 courts.
 1 The report Of Treasurer Gaines shows that there was collected the sum of s130S in back taxes for the year 1906 and s15S.23 for taxes due ir 1905 and s752i3 for current taxes
 for the year 1908, while the interest collected on the back taxes was S7154. The interest on the county | Al A1. l amounted to s73.60.
 The report of the treasurer shows that there was paid ont the sum of s144.e0 for expense warrants; one county bond redeemed, Sl00G;. school warrants, s1i,s16.23; thirty Douglas school coupons, s90e: county institute
 warrants, s37: Douglas building war rants, s775.77 and s102.01 on an order from the probate court On account oi i the estate Of yon Witte deceased
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.R0DRICUEz's CRIME
 CAUSED SUFFERING
And Extraordinary Efforts Are Being Made to Capture
 Him.

PHOENIX, April a.-The sheriffs office would particularly like to get fine by MT. vandewalker. the sheep he might get the limit The crime of Rodriguez was not an extensive one, but 1t was more than ordinarily
 mean one, and of somewhat far reach ing consequence.
 About February 9. he was put In
 jaii on charge of shopIifting aud was sentenced to fifty days. About a week ago he was taken out by the
 payment Of the balance due on shis
 finebs Mir. vardewaIkes. the sheep
 man. for Rodriguez had had some ex-
 perience about sheep camps and there Iis no other industrx in she territory which is just now in so much need of |heiD. The fine of nearly all Mexicans for the last month have been paid as socn as the sheep owners learned that they had been locked ap
 When Rodriguez vas rsleased he xes pat into possession Of a camp cut fit and was Instructed to join one of Mir, vandewalkcr,s bands near tke little mountains this side of Cave
 Creek Tho outfit consisted Of two burros. cooking paraphernalia, prevss- ions for g week and supply of water. Eie set out last Tuesday from the headquarters north of ScottsdaIe and it was only reported yesterday by one |of the herders with the band that he had never been seen there. For two days the heTder and his psrtner had been without water. and valuable shepherd doe had died for want of
 wafer When the hefders cculd stand fl no longer they were compelled to leave the sheep to shift for them
 selves and hunt provisions and water. It is impossible to trace the Mexi-
 cxn, for the moving Eocks all through the ncs1hsrn part of the valley has of11terated an traaks except their own. Rodriguez js described as be ing about twenty-five years of age. five feet ten inches. weight about 13O
 pounds. hair b1Ack. complexion bght
 fof Mexican. and he has a gcar on
 his neck about two inches long,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
OFFICIALS
 VISIT SWEEPER CITY Superintendent F. B. King and General Passenger Agent
 Stiles In Douglas.

DOUGLAS, April S.--i Special. )--
 In the city today were Superintend- ent F. B. King and General Passenger
 Agent V R Stiles, of the El Paso and
 Southwestern rait.t !. Hr. King ars rived yesterday afternoon and Mir. Stiles arrived this morning, coming direct from Chicago. where he had been for ten days.
 Asked about the probabilities of a general railroad strike Mr. Stiles stat ed that he could not say with any cer- ltainty what would happen, but gave it as his opinion that should the train men order a strike they will make 8 very grage mistake.
 'sThe managers Of the roads includ- led in the trouble" said MT. Stiles, shave conceded a great deal to the men and l do not believe they will make any further concessions, even if their refusal results in complete tie lup of the trains of the west. think the men are making mistake in re Ifusing to submit the trouble to an ar bitration. This plan has been suggest ed by the companies, but has been re- fused by the trainmen.
 'tOn the Southwestern the men are perfectly satisfied with present condi- tions, but in. case of g general strike | they, of course, will go out with the others who are coEtending for i'm proved conditions.
 Speaking of the progress of Douglas
 Mir. Stiles declared that the continued growth of the city was marvellous and i that 1t is destined to become the larg- lest and most prcsperous city in An zona within the next few years. MT. Stiles secured some lots here during the infancy of Douglas and he has seen it steadily appreciate fn value. Last year he sold some valuable property lon c avenue. but he yet has substan- tiai interests here.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
: ~%~ &>~%e e~<>

DOUGLAS, April 3.-t Special l--
 These are just few of the elections which will occur in Douglas during the spring and early summer months. Others will probaly come up later, so II is assured that Douglas will at least have surfeit Of elections. If the people of Douglas one and all do not know exactly how to cast ballot by the time this series of elections Is over 1t certainly viii not be the fault of the city council and the conditions which have brought them about.
 The franchise election is one which is already causing much interest There is nothing in which the general public is more gitally interested as a whole than in the matter of water and fire protection and when the day comes around to ballot upon the pro posaI of the D. I. company 1t will be found that few voters have remained away from the polls.
 Special School Tax Election.
 The board of school trustees of the Douglas district have called special election for May 4, 1907, for the pur- pose of giving the qualified voters of the district an opportunity to vote on the question of levying special school tax this year of mills on the dollar.
 The local board of school trustees has decided that 1t will be better 10 raise the money required for addition al school buildings in the Douglas school district by special tax on the property rather than by an issue of bonds. There is considerable expense connected with bond issue which IS not carried by a special tax levy.
 As announced by the International American several days ago the school trustees find that the school buildings in Douglas are not sufficient to ac- commodate the. children who desire to attend school.
 The school house in Pirtleviiie viii not accommodate more than half the children who would go to it were ii larger. It has been decided to add twn more rooms to this building. At pres ent the PirtEevilie primary grade is divided. half going in the forenoon and half in the afternoon. A two-roon building is also to be erected in the vicinity of the Calumet and Arizons smeiter and this will relieve the Pir tleville school of many children wht live on ranches west of the city. two-room building has also been de cided upon for Second street in thai quarter of Douglas known as Rag town.
 When these buildings aer completed the Douglas school district will have six school buildings.
 It is estimated that the cost of tht contemplated new buildings will reacf f-e .rf ga .n rnI about s6000 and a two mill special ta1 is expected to bring that amount as the valuation of the taxable properts
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
MINING ExAisiT MAY BE
 FIESTA ATTRACTION

The Los Angeles Chamber of Mines Is endeavoring to have an elaborate mineral exhibit included among the May Fiesta attractions If the pro5- ecf Is carried out. and it is expected that it VIII be. a large amount of space will be reserved for the mines Of Arizona. This Territory. South eastern California and Nevada are ex- pected to make the largest exhibits
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
office of CALUMET A ARIZONA MfEINo COMPANY.

To tho Stockholders;
 You are hereby notified that the An nual Meeting of the stockholders of Calumet & Arizona Mining Company wifl be held at the office of the Com paay. Bisbee. Arizona. on Monday, Aeril s. 1907. at 10 6. m-s for the ptsr- pose of eleciing nine directors for the ensuing year, and for such other bEst- ness as may come before the meeting. The transfer books of the Company will bo closed at 12 m-i March 9, and rill remain closed until 10 A m-, March z5. 1907.
 By order of the Roesd of Directors.
 GORDON R. CAMPBEELs
 Secretary. Dated at Calumet. Micaissn. Ms-rs 1s. 1a17.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

A Kansas man asserts that he re gently saw g rat with horns As the authorities insist that the prohibition Jaw is being enforced in Kansas, there must be something raaicaiIy wrong with the soda water in that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
IMPORTANT ELECTIONS BILLED FOR DOUGLAS Will Vote On New City Charter and Special School
 Tax.
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May 1.--Douglas Improve ment company election.
 May s.--Eiecllvn to pstss up on proposal for special school tax of two mills on the dollar for extraordinary school i'm proyements.
 In May or June, the date not yet having been tixed-election to approve or disapprove the new city charter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

For stS you can rent three rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping New, elegant, Phone, gas range. bath, at 3s4 South Ffgueroa, 222 No. Ere. month, 1141 West First. TIP Ceres. l0f1 East Ninth, Sss Crocker, s1z West Fourth, s11 Diamond and 2ez North Fremont Aye, Los Angeles. Csi
 HOTEL 0RENA.
 Corner Seventh and Hope. opposiss RUstsffice. Everything new, richly far. aeahed. Low rates. Los Angeles. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

If the Jamestown exposition is ready for the opening. In that respect 1t will be unlike any other that was ever held.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

The alienists should also examine the Thaw jury to see if All of it's mem bers continue to be sane
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

as he has been the best mill fnan they have had, their greatest trouble in the past having been incompetent help.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
WHY NOT

Fever cure and be prepared for the epidemic which is sure to come. Scarlet Fever here and Smallpox coming soon. Have ,a bottle of Small pox and Scarlet Fever cure hapay, so you can keep at least those two loath- some and dangerous diseases out of your home.
 Put up by the Arizona Medicine Co.,, P. o. Box 1761, Bisbee. Arizona. Guar anteed under new food and drug act, June 30, 1906.
 None genuine without my signature.
 J. F. DARNALL.
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sAN plgeo

SAN DIEGO propersy is tho best 1907 property on the market as 2n investment Our list of. good bsiys Of bay shcre and ocean front property wfu ia teress yons Easy terms and in- staiments r desired Many lots possessing mountain and marine view, on the easy payment pian-- $l0 down and $5 per month. We only sell lots that we are willing to buy ourselves
 Corr1spoadenee solicited. REAOMOIHo INVESTMENT co,
 Fletcher SaImcns Block. '
 San Diego, Cal
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Arizona 8 New Mexico R. R. Co.
SCHEDULE.

For further information apply at nearest Agent or to NORMAN CARMICHAEL. Asst. GenJ Supt-
 A. T. THOMSON.
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. j. T.
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CornWelI, BOWdIe & Co.
Il. :; TO HURT YOUR TOWN.

a II, nd sends us a clipping, which is a
S., lid recipe how to hurt you
los n, with the request that it be pub
:? shed in this department. We cheerfully
gi ant it. This is the prescription, with a
full list of ingredients, which, 'fadopted.
will certainly put most any community
effectually out of business:
Oppose Improvements.
Go to some other town to trade.
Run down the town to stre 7gels.
Refuse to advertise in your paper.
Run down everything and rybody
but Number One.
Be particular to discIedit the motives OF
public spilited men.
If a nan wants to buy your property,
ask him two prices for it.
If he wants anybody else's interfere and
discourage him.
Lengthen your face when stranger
speaks of locating in your town.
Refuse to see the mellt in any scheme
that does not exactly benefit you.
Do not invest cent; lay all your money
somewhere else.
Talk in lof fing places of how bad times
are and of how everything and everybody
is going to the 4" demuition bow vows"
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