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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Ahhlf
Tuesday February 3
Stmr Buckman, Wood, 20 hours from Seattle
Wednesday, February g.
Stmr Noyo, Lee, l6 hours from Fort Bragg.
Stmr Nushagak. Anderson, so hours from vii
lapa Harbor.
stmr Washington. Mason. 6 days from Sc
attic.
stmr Phoenix. Hansen. II hours from Bowens
Landing.
from Fort Bragg, bound south, called in tc
land passengers.
stmr Roanoke, Dunham, "a hours from San
stmr Tanalapis Anderson, IS hours from
stu,r Eureka, Iversen. % hours from Eu
reka.
Wednesday, February g.
Stmr Umatila, Nopander, Victoria, etc.; c
stmr Coos Bay. Nicolson, San Pedro {
S Co.
Br ship Scottish Glens. Foote, Ipswich; 6.
Bark Rithet. Drew, Honolulu; welct
Bark Star Of England, Peterson, Ladysmith;
Alaska Packers Association.
wednesday. February 6.
Stmr Lansing Hermana Port Hartford.
stmr J B stetson, Bonineld. Columbia River
Stmr Vanguard, Odand, Eureka.
Stmr Roanoke, Durham. Portland. etc.
stmr Albion, Hansen. Albion River.
stmr stnir Eiizsbeth, olsen Bandon.
Sfmr James S Higgins, Higgins San Pedro.
Sfmr Argo Hansen. Eureka.
Stgnr Sea Foam. Miller. Mendocino.
Stmr Umatilla Nopander, Victoria.
Sfmr Ijninak. Hansen, Eureka
Stmr Daisy Mitchell, Smith. Willapa Harbor.
Stmr Arctic. Olsen. Fort Bragg.
Bark Star of England, Peterson. Port Town
send. ,
Park Guy Goss. De Guelder, Port Town
send.
Schr Beulah skipper Grays Harbor.
Schr Render Bros. LutJen. -.
Schr Roderick Dhu. Anderson, Monterey, in
TOW tug Relief
Schr Roy somers. Soiland. Grays Harbor.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-MIDNIGHT
Fr sfmr Amiral Mamflin.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOB0S, Feb. 6-10 p. m.--Weather
@.rgy. wind Ne; velocity miles per hour.
A0se' SPOKEN
Ian 25-In lat As n, Ion "a w, FIR bark Anne
AZ Rretsgne. hence Sept Is, for Sunderland.
oe DISASTER
schr W witzemann. from San ., Francisco sc
nnxbury Reef. The life saving crew have gone
- her assistance. also the tug Dauntless-
~ - DOMESTIC PORTS
HooryIAM-1rrived Feb 6-stmr Tiverton,
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FREE BARRED FROM OFFICE
OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Court Grants Permanent Injunction
Against Candidate Who Was
Elected I'm santa Clara

SAN JOSE, Feb. 6.-Superior Judge
Rhodes made perpetual today the order
enjoining the Supervisors from appoint
ing a District Attorney. This leaves
Campbell in possession OF the Office.
Free. who was elected, but who had
neglected TO resign as postmaster at
Mountain View. will take the matter
to the Supreme Court
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Grain for EngIand

The British ship Scottish Glens was CLEARED
yesterday for Ipswich England with - I)o:
centals of wheat, valued at S14 700 and 5s Al:
centals Of barley. valued at $6S. 600 The vesse
also had =, ZOO feet of lumber as dunnage val
ued at $609
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TO OBSERVE FOUNDERS DAY"-The Will
merding School of Industrial Arts. Seventeenth
and Utah streets, announces that Founder
day will be observed tomorrow. The school
will be open from to p. M.
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u. s. Branch Hydrograpbic Once

branch OF the United States Hydroyra nbic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the bene6t of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office where complete sets of charts and
for comparison and reference, and the latest I'M.
formation can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and all matters of
interest to commerce. The time bali SER
vice has been suspended pending the reconstruc-
tion of the tower of the Ferry building
J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. S. N, in Charge
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, February 8.
RAINFALL, DATA
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State of California. City and County OF
San Francisco--ss-
/ do solemnly swear that I have a
personal knowledge of the matters con-
tanned in the foregoing statement. and
that every allegation, statement. mat
ter and thing therein contained is true.
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief JAMES r. KELLY,
President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me.
this 7th day of January. 1907.
GEO. T. KNOX.
Notary Public. in and for the City and
County of San Francisco. state OF
California
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Per stmr Eureka at San Francisco Feb q
from Eureka--on Feb s. at Il m, while com.
ing I'D the bay. struck log of the Presidio
and had propeller damaged: came to anchor.
LONDON. Feb. 1.-Br ship Dalgomar from,
Hamburg for Portland Ore. lost an anchor
and AS fathoms of chain in the roads at Cux.
haven on Jan IL. On the 18TH while an
chored was In collision with Swedish steamer:
the ship had her side quarter pumpkin dam.
aged; repaired and sailed from Crlxhayen on
REDoNDo. Feb. s-nThe steamer National
City is still ashore; efforts r, to float her last
tempt this afternoon to float her.
REDONDO. Feb. 6.-The steamer National
City. previously reported ashore near here. Is
stil hard and fast In the sand. having re-
sisted all efforts to pull her off at high tide:
cargo of ties is being discharged and hoated
ashore.
Rock was the bark st. James. from San Fran
towed into Bamfeld by the tug Queen
SEATTLE. Feb. 6.-Cape Beale reports a
bark anchored near Danger Rock, the tug Orion
assisting. Weather thick.
Additional shipping News ON Page
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Additional shipping News on Page
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28

\ large Newfoundland dog belong
ing to Robt. Mcintosh WAS poisoned
yesterday. The animal was "A splendid
work dog. aud the owner refused 500
for him only recently Several dogs
have died from poisoning Within the
past few weeks and al effort will be
made TO fix the blame on the party re-
spousible.
Nat Goodwin, the actor, has pur-
chased quartz mine near Uyak
Kodiak island. The ledge il free mill
ing. averaging $40 TO the ton. y mill
will he Installed III the spring.
The Guggenhe ms have purchased
the Milo Kelly copper property near
Oica. for 500, 900. Ii is known as the
Jack Shepard property.
Mothers We have he Best Shoe
'or little folks ever put together.
\ flexible and wide extension sole
very stylish and durable. This Is
the ideal shoe Tor children. Sizes
5S to . ut y. l.. Levy IL Go.
Household furniture for sale Apply
j. q. stephens.
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28
From Saturdays Bulletin

A number Of young men, unsteady
inclined, held an Informal meeting
last night to discuss the matter of
organizing mems glee CLUB. The
idea was looked upon with much favor
DR. C. T. Dtggett is taking the lniila
tive in the matter, aud Prof Sweet of
the public schools, pianist of no
mean ability, has consented to preside
at the piano. Last nights rehearsal OF
familiar airs developed the fact that
rousing male chorus, than which
there is no music more beautiful. Al
the meeting were: DR. &. I. Da-gett.
Prof Sweet, MessIs. Charles. Friend.
G. D. Shaw. Mccarthy. Ludlow and
L. F. Shaw.
A. o. Roberts is a recent arrival
from Fairbanks.
G. N Tolbert was passenger on
the stage from Fairbanks.
A stage left Fairbanks Thursday
with five passengers for Valdez,
The Fairbanks stage arrived ye-ttr
day, seven aud half days enroute.
Father Turnell will entertain Father
Corbley and members of the ath"lic
choir at a dinner at tie Tavern this
evening.
Mrs. Blamey Stevens, Miss Reynolds
and Miss Dickey left on the launch
Agnes yesterday for trip down the
Sound.
Fred S McFarlne, of the Ianana
Warehouse Compan is due 20 arrive
here Sunday and will leave Oh the
Saratoga for trip outside.
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28

George Pulham. couLected with the
road commission In the construction
OF the government road between Eagle
and Cncle, is expected to arrive in a
day or two with the horses that were
used in road building. Pullman was
formerly superintendent of the White
Pass stage line
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28
From MONDAYS Bulletin

a. ,ne h,,hu" sociai Sa'uraa!
y.ra M iza v,,,n.r. T,,., ,,.,,,. .. NO
IT.
" Jensen, ka'alla. Is IN town enroufe
o"' d. "ne'e lie VIII open
~. ~
e"'''' "''''eo ''"i' oo"'o
Po''' '''''"s'
Arthur Olson VIII leave on the Sara
toga on visit to the States.
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin

Launch Three M sailed for Cordova
today.
w. A. Ferguson. business man of
Cor3ova. arrived here yesterday.
George Dooley has assumed the
duties of deputy u S marshal at
COrdOva.
The Santa Clara has arrived i'm Seat
tie and is scheduled to sail north
MOn'iay next.
A steam he lting plant is now being
installed in the post office ard Owl
Drug Co. building.
Manager Spaulding of the Reynolds
Alaska Development Compauy's prop
erty at Horse hoe bay. arrived here
yesterday on the launch Agne He
left for Cordova today.
L.V. Suter, while hunting Ptmarmi-
gan near the glacier yesterday, acct
IDENTIFY shot his foot " it'll shot gun
He was taken to the Samaritan Hes
pital. It is feared that an amputa-
ton will be necessary.
The sale of Christ mas gifts at Nc
Kinley hall yesterday afternoon. was
we'll attended, and the dainty articles
on display met with Il ready sale The
affair was under the auspices of the
Women's Guild.
Jim Fielder and Romaine Scott re-
Gently completed $1,000 tnunel con-
tract OIL the property Of Che Alaska
Copper Association, at D,er bay
They report a good showing aud
brought in some fine ore to coIroborate
the report.
The final struggle for supremacy be-
tween the Dutch and Irish will take
place at the Olympic bowling alley this
evening. The Dutchmen are now in
the lead, | ut the Irish team has been
strengthened, and expect to bowl a
winning game this evening. Collins,
when no. engaged in bowling, will sit
on the side rail and smoke the Nicer
schaum
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28
LOW GRADE PAY
In BONNIFIELD

John Bonnitield, known as the dis
coverer of what is called the Bonni-
held country. arrived in Valdez with
the Dan Kennedy party. He is EN-
route to tie States on business trip,
and viii return to the interior in a
month or more Concerning the
Bouniiieid country, he SAID: 81 am in
terested IN II lot of low grade ground
over there: 81 low that If 1t was much
lower there would Ue 40 grade at all
To VOL 1t, must first secure suita
bic trans portatIon facilities, aud work
on road Is how progressing
y happy MeddIhg tCcuied last night
" en- Frederick Dean Werst led Mar
earel May tiaisahan to The altar Judge
john Lyors performed the cere-
mons. both bride and groom are we'll
AID iavoiabiA kuo..u III Valdez
The subject Of his eve ing'o lecture
bt Rev tatnei Coitl,y viii be "The
Noatc~~laHa!, Tribunal Ct Mercy"
Eat ~ C,ii!ty tNlitsses himself as
Nell pleased VIII the aitet dance aud
interest thus tai shown III his lectures.
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1907-11-28
Good Investment

t'urui he'd tour room 10 iee and lot
ioca ed III best residence part OF town,
where the wtnd don't blow. Paying
v"r 81 i.er ceiti inter" ' Pilce 5000,
one-half cash, balance six months.
iiaiIy ~ IS own X Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

F5itEafSIGftaRg 1adi cam 9tastaUSe.
2f ausIdu0naa Foit iat Die nit
6ent 9. Nebruar 1901 cnoenoe @odIe
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lid uIt&acHouuncn SOmutagS.
EodetpoIt fiir Ag0Hbritnnnien unc
SrlonO ifIicbt I'M . llGr NadnIit.
tags Cicnito1S uHO 6%rcito1S.
9nmpicr iobrcn pom Nep-0orf,
pent nift onOcrS ~nngcge6en.
I'll ansutIantiide Boit.
5rcitog 7 llbr I6enos:e nod
europa per Tompfer uHctp = 9orf,"
pia Elpnlolttb unO ~GDer6ourg (Eoit
fir 2ipcrpool, Sdottlouo II. Srlon0
muB per Nep.Dorf4 bc3cidnct icin) }.
10 llDr 2(6enoS: rad europa per
Gampicr o&lconin" pio Queens
totnn.
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Nmertta, @cItin6iene etc.
Srcitog - 10 llbr NbcnoS: nocJ
Curacao, &cnc5lclo ul0 Colombia
per Gunpicr n3ulio;" nod @orto
Hico per Gnnlpfer nGoomo," Din
Snn Suun; nod Sortune S6lun0
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per Compiler ppn Miomi, 6lo.
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tags; iiir sofia Hicn, Mnn0ura3 (S1t'
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Guatemala, dtd NcpzSrleanS, f09lld)
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5iSco, id)IicBt bier t0aIid) nm 10 ltGr
9(bcno3 bis sum s. Scbrunr; fir Sa.
pan, Gorco, Gbinn u1o Sen Ebilips
pinen, pio Seattle, tG0lidp lm 7 llbr
glbcnoS bis Sum II. 6ebruor; fir
Nelt.S cclono, glllltrolicn, Ncu.Golcs
oonicn' Samoa mno @olpoii, piu
San Sron5isco, tGglid nm 10 llbr
Nbcn0S bis 5llnl %. Sebrror.
SronS-@ncific-Eoi miro t0glid
no6 Dem 2(6gan856oien 6ef0roert uno
sic 3eit bes SdluiieS lit arringirt nit
Hiidiiht altf bcrcll untntcrbro6cne
llebcrlanO G%ciGrocrtng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Or. Simpion frciaeiprudJcn.

Hipcr9co0, g. s. 7. 6ebrlor
- Bic Sltrp in Sem Gro5eiie ge9el
u. ). ". SimpiolL lpeId)er bier I'M
ter Der 9nttlngc Dor @erid)t itano, iei.
men Sdmie1crnater ermuroet 81 ia.
ben. gab bellte cin alli ynid)t id)uloig"
lautcn0cS Geroitt a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

Warmors uro @ranit|@erfe.
9. SiIgdrtner & Sbbne, 714-1s BefisgaIti
Ser Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

WHlelle nIele3 Htlru1tp dul nell
Wtdrtt bringeH. s. mltrGe beldlnl.
Icn, oen 3InoinB pom Il an j Rroicni
Dcro65uieBen. 9ie 9nQcbotc luarcll
ubcr 10 uicori1, ooB ser Aon5c Yer
toltf ucrIdobcn lpur0r. Gnnn pnroC
III 1876 no0 Observation-Disclosures pois
lirt mo in 1877 sic gauge N1lleibc
ilbcr Fori perfouft. Sebt mer0en olc'c
Obligationen ouf Der Gtfcftcnborir
bis 5il 100 b%ctforft. Stitperh bnbcn
itGbtiiAG Sbliootionch itct3 Bromien
gebrq4tf pplS mllr0c Ger S4Rcpnntt
in 1899 errci6t, olS %25Ol0O0; Der 31@s
pro3cntigen $A00O000 HIulribe bon
1915 8tsii627 utrfouft wlpOr1. Sol
1cnoc @crfGllic mur0cn 0cmobt:
1STDS5NO0O0O 5lpro}. @olicr
1916, f03 ulio 100.
1877 100000 5pro}, 6lnoi-
rnnN 1916, 10l. 10
tS79--S100,00o 5.prmcutiGc SonC@
Sails 1900, 1917 NM 105.
1S79-$500,00O 5-pro5cntiGc 3onca
Soils 1900, tt5.5t mlO 1O5.
1881 100000 lspro}. Efloitc.
RING 1920, 1880.
100000 I.pro3. @iloitc.
RING 1920, 1925 luo no.
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11l.25 m1o 1t0.7S.
1SS5-%G7,000 4,pro}. ". %. 1925.
t1t.50 uno t10.75.
tSS5-t00,000 3.pro5cntigc Sores
Soils 1900, 100.
1856 $1,000 3G5pro5. &oncS
GoQ1 1900, 1880 unO 1925.
1885 100000 l.pro5cntigc @ois
Ter 1926, 1883 un0 1868.
1889 100000 lpro}cntiNc @oi-
Ter 1926, 100.
1S90-$SW0e0 49, pros &nncrt
@crb. 1928, 1910 uno t02. =
l. 1871 T4OD,OOO 3EzprQj. Sllncrc
Serb. 1923, 103.50 lm0 1O2.
1S92-$300,000 3la.pro5. Snncrc
Serb. 1928, 10t 80 mo l01.
1898 $465,000 30 pros. 6%ficntl.
Serb. 1910, 10000.
tS9l-$t,000,000 3la-pro5. 0iientl.
Serb. 1910, 1929 mo 10t 80.
1895 - $4,000 80, prog. @ier
Miuionen 1915. t06.GS.
1895 - 100000 31aspro5. 0iientI.
Serb. 1910, 1887.
1896 = $4,000 312.pro5. offcntl.
Serb. 1910, 1923.
1S97-$t453,30O 3l4-pro5. 6ltnois
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1897 100000 3hpro3. &icr
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1898 - $t00000r3l@-pros 0iicntI.
Serb. 1910, t0G.5O um0 1867
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MiQioncn 1915 i07lhno 1880.
1899 -1$2J0OO0 49, pros. Sier
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1929, 1902.
1900-$S75,O00 312.pro5.a V. MO.
1850, 1910. ~
1900 SD, 100000 3K2.pro3. Hefun.
0irltuQ 1910, 1921.
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Nci. 1852. 1925,
1908 $4,000 312rro5. CONDUIT
1928, 1G8.G3.
1903 - $4,000 31@.pro5. @oiier,
1913, 1ti.45.
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1928, t11.4l.
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1918 1882.
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oiitrift 1854, 10l.S5.
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fonoI 1880, 100 uno 81. 3D.
go 5lpei Ereiic on9cge6cn iin0, re.
pr0lcntIrcu 0icicIbcn ooS boditc lrno
0aS nieOri9itc 2Ingebot.
Inter Oen Nnpcnienoen bel Croft.
nun9 Der AnQcbotc befonoen lid):
6ronf 2. Nomblcton, Sobn %.
9telion nnb 3. ). 9lod bon Somblc,
ton 4 50.
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So.
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sent DER rMcrcontile 5ruit & &c.
poiit 60" t..t
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9olp < So. ,,,.r
GoporO SLIDER pom s. SarmonlS
SLIDER & Spbu. I.
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Notionol-9 anfen.


.Sirit Ratioual Bant Of Valtimure," -. y.
WiIcog, Gafbicr, II SoutbsStraBe.
.3iuette Gatipnat'Sant," 432 Siio'groaotpab
,Neitern National Sant," 80. Warriott, Ga,
fbier, IA GorbsGutaiusS tr1Be.
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petts@de Snnaros u1o 9erulaItsStr, 8 3,
Waloipin, &iilfSsNaiiirer.
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gSolie 1899.
Seuer-S erIiderunaen.
,stpnal Suiuranee So. Of 2iuerpopi," Serrb
M. 28arfieio. Reiiocrt Mdrnger, 101-f02
@bamber OF Commerce 9hilbin0 49,.
,@ernanta acknowledgements . Seienffaft."
Baltimore inb 9tortbsSfrabe.
0m. Z. Sbadelipro d Sp, 10 uno II gbant'
bers Of Commerce.
@rilnoeigcntbums . Ieenten unb
sSGrbIer.
eierre g.. gnsan 4 Iepteip, 16 Cft.2eytna,
tunsGirabe.
8ieroeaeitirr. Sobrifunten.
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&obIen unb Sols.
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Shmndiod,en nrS ltbren.
%. 3. Miaer. % Sfts9aItiupre' etraBe-
Bfan6lcibe.8 eih1fte.
.Gunislibateh 2oan &C.," 1 Goro'S1baetrs
Yianos i1no Srgelr.
Gbas. Or. etiefi. 0 gsoro.aine rtpse irase.
Hm. anabe & Co., 2pric'8ebdiioe. Dlt. Aobul.
aoenue.
Gambf- unb @oiier.Seisrrg
Is. 9. shueher. 7i2 oit2omtaroastraae.
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Napier unh NapiersG iiteh.
emiih, Ttrpn Co., los uro 107 paroper,str.
Sloqaen. Banner. Nb5eihen.
eisep SrDs, 9ir. Is, Seft.2er:nator.St-aB
9lchplatten, RetuIl etc.
snsu, eontliu g. Co., 1910 9nIberftonsS traBe
9diit iiir's ausians beinrat 6. Haine, Er.
Az, Eit.yatimure.str, rahc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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9l0ppfoteu.

gauI Spbaunieu, III rosgbarIes.Sirnbe.
Snr ". ID. sfott, 126-129 2apsgutIbiHa.
@uitnumS Sprb, ,261-269 Galuertseuilbine.
8. @ni. Srtunauu, iii MorbsGbarleSsStrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

SruItyGompagnie'n.
Baltimore srnit & Guarantee &c.," gaui
tablesSe6dliop.
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9aumateriaIien, Ebi;ren, Seniter.
rabnlen, 2aoen etc.
3ames g. SOFTER & Co., t15 nnb III, Slb'
SreberidsStrabe.
8tp. 8. efuau & Bro.
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0ei6attsz@ egweiier.

Seitiingeft, 3eifThriffeit etc.
,Sle Baltimore 9iewS &c.. 9noio plbercrpul'
bic, WlaHnger, 31S INTERCHANGEABLE.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-19
The Bright Butler.

A few. days ago one of Philadelphia's prominent society women told he- but Ter to tell all visitors that she was not at homo. At night, when erumeratiug the persons who had called during the day, he mentioned tine Iady's sister. when his mistress exclaimed: "I told you, man, that I was always at nome for my sister! You ought to have shown her in"
 Next day the lady went out to make a few calls. and during her absence her sister came to the house.
 "IS your mistress at homeE" she ask ed the butler.
 Yes, madam" was the reply.
 The lady went upstairs and looked everywhere for her sister. On coming downstairs she said to the butler, My sister must have gone out, for cannot find her"
 "Yes, madam, she has gone out, but she told me last night that she was al- ways at home to you."-PhiIadelphia Record
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-19
Her Choice Tea.

There is a true story told of a wealthy American lady who was in China and one of the court officials, wishing to do her great honor, promised to send her a casket containing some extraor- dinaTy tea. In due time an exqui- sitely packed box arrived containing tea. She bade many of her society friends to a series of afternoons, at which this tea was served, its de- licious qualities expatiated upon and all seemingly enjoyed the beverage. At the end of the season when the casket was almost empty she found a very small beautifully decorated box. which on opening contained the price less tea. What she had used was the dried tea leaves that had been used probably time and again by coolies. It seems that rare and costly tea is packed in tea to preserve the aroma and flavor. It was such rich joke upon herself that the hostess told the story, and the society set had good laugh.-Chicago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-19
Eagles Picnic

The Bisbee Lodge of Eagles have ar ranged a picnic at Lewis Springs, Sun day, July 2Sth, and invite the general public to participate.
 The Springs have been thoroughly oyerhauled and turned into a park. A modern dancing pavilion has just been erected and big Natatorium is being completed.
 An elaborate program for the day such as a baseball game, all kinds of games for prizes, etc. has been ar ranged for, and Special Amusements for Children provided. Refreshments and lunch will be served on the ground.
 The Eagles never do things by half All birds are now busy talking up the picnic.
 Special excursion rates have beer secured for Bisbee, Douglas, TucsoT and Tombstone.
 With the reputation the Eagles have as entertainers, fully 5000 people art expected at Lewis Springs on tha day.
 Special train leaves Bisbee at 7:3l a. m., July 2Sth. Rates for adults, $, round trip; children. 50 cents. Same rates for Tombstone on tn, 1 regular train.