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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Dissolutinl1 notifrs.

Richmond. Va. October 10. 1907.
THE O-PARTSERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between CHARLES F..
ARM1TAGE and WILLIAM c.. ARM
ITAGE. under the firm name and
ING COMPANY, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES r. A2M1TAGE succeeds
to all rights and interests OF said
firm, assumes all OF its liabilities
the name OF lAFMITAGE AfANuFAc-
TURING COMPANY.
CHARLES r. ARNf1TAGE.
WILLIAM c.. ATeafITGE.
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THE RATE for cinssned Want Adver-
Using is / cent per word. with a minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each inscrtion when
paid In advance. and rs cents when charged.
THE same rate applies to deaths, marriages
obituaries and oil other classified notices.
No display type allowed in the classified
columns. Tl58
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5fbools.
THE RICHMOND ART SCHOOL,

eS0LD10%Gs
THE RICHMOND ART SCHOOL,
Eli West Grace Street. Richmond Va.
Painting and Drawing Glasses from, Life Con-
Quoted In all Mediums, by
MISS ANNE FLETCHER. Instructor.
SESSIONS.
October I. i0O7-Nray 1. 1908.
Eight competitive scholarships have been
awarded to cur pupils by the most famous
New York Schools. viz, Chase's and the
Student Art League" during the last five
years.
CLASSES.
Every Morning .......-...o 4. m. TO p m
Sketch Glasses, Monday
Gree 70 members) IS p. m. to 10 D. m
childrens Class. wednesday.3 p. m. to p M
Anatomy and Composition.
"Wednesday Gree TO Nom
children's Class. Friday. 3 p. m. to 5p M
Valentine Museum Glass. q p. m. to 5 p II,
TERMS.
One Two Three All
& class. classes. classes. classes
BY the week. s $50 s 100 400 300
BY the month. 200 $50 $50 zoo
BY the session. 1900 1000 $500 4o.of
For circulars. etc. apply to
MISS e. r. SELDEN. Secy,
BIS e. Franklin ST., Richmond Va
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WANTED. A WOMAN OF EXPERT
ence and refinement to take entire
care Of child ten months old. Ad-
dress Miss GRACE ARESTS. 901
West Franklin.
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WANTED. THREE MEN. WHO HAVE
had experience as constable sheriff
to do collecting. State age. weight
and height Must be sober and In
: dustrious. Married men preferred.
Address D sol. care this office.
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SITUATIONS, professional.

: <-.>s~-~---~.-
BY a LADY A POSITION
to teach small children or care for
an elderly or delicate lady. Address
g SIG, care this office.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED FRATER-
nal orRanizer. Snlendid contract to
the right man. Box eel. Richmond.
Va
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Aotites.

-~-~--~-~-~--~~S--~-
IF You ARE In THE MARKET FOR
good typewriter and want to save
some money. call on u.s. Any make
OF machine. any price. Machines
sold on monthly payments. Supplies
and repairs for ANY machine. TIL p
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Branch
American Machine Co.. Inc, COS East
Main street. Phone 1856.
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DfIp, MaIe arb 1fetra[e.


WANTED, a FIRST GLASS HELP ON
custom pants, male or female good
wages. 1855 East Main Street.
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WANTED. ROY TO ASSIST Rr.I,N',
soda fountain. Amply STRAUS CIGAR
Z CO.. 917 East Main Street.
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TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "scHNuRMAN. DIS Main.
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GET IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF
Complete plans of elegant porch
swings and how to build them.
Price. 81. ANYBODY can make them.
O. NJ. FRANTz. West Hoboken. N. j.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper and office assistant. Give ref
erences. Address $50, care this of
flee.
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT.

lDRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "SCEfNURMAN," ots Main.
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CAME TO: MY PLACE ON GROVE
Road last Thursday, one red cow.
which owner can get by proving
property. JOE SCHAFER.
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6ituations dManten. 9F1alr.

YOUNG MAN, TwENTY-FOUR. SEEKS
position in mercantile house in Rich
ana general office work. Address
] A. x. care Postmaster, Clayville,
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Rusi11tss @ppurtunitls5@

Any ONE DESIRING TO INVEST s12.-
600 in a business equally as safe as
city or government bosds. yet pa, pay.
ing double the irtar>*t such bonds
command. should Investigate this OF
FER. Especially attractive to ladies'
who have monsy they desire to earn
more. and s.L; pc absolutely safe.
Address OPPORTUNITY, Box 2t4.
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WANTED. yorrNs LADY WITH 17rr-
tail mercantile exnarience book
keener. we'll acnNe'nted WITH cttv
streets: some eSncrirnre y, handling
helm: good rrnrnect for future I'd
increment Address * 25s. care this
office
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Drlp manten,. d ernale.

WANTED. IMNrTDIATEbv. a GIRL
10 do stenoeraphv tvnewrtt'ng book
keenirg and rerernl cfficc work.
orlv those competent and willlrr to
work need app1v. STATE references
n and salarv exoected Address In own
81 handwriting r. o. 655.
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flor 5aIe.


FOR SALE, A LARGE STOCK OF
laundry, express and grocery wagons
at special prices. A. MEYERS SONS,
12O South Eighth Street.
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DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "SGHNURMAN.', 91s Main.
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Eltgfella

DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. 1t is the best
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HAVING WITHDRAWN IRON THE
above firm to devote all of my time
to the MISSIONER PAPER COM
PANY and ALCATRAZ ASPHALT
PAINT COMPANY, I bespeak for
ance of the patronage OF all of my
friends.
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wANrTp An .oNcw a coon. RE-
= liable servant for ,'Tht hnnsekeentnR
work. Annlv at 320 North I.wentY-
first Street. u si AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

EVERY DEPosIToR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
c,iritv and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF RICH
MOND. VA, undoubtedly AFFORDS potn.
and invites accounts from all class
es needing the facilities of = strong.
large. courteous hank. Assets. $s.-
nm mn M Organized April 1866.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

WHO HAS a BLACK OSTRICH
feather they will dispose OF for n
reasonable amount Address &c. A.
L." care OF Postmaster Waverly. Va.
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
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WANTED, TEACHERs FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE Y1R-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
=. w Cridlin. Manager. Manchester,
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Boar0inq.

WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sient boarders at THE LURAY, 403
z. Main Street; excellent table: nice
rooms.
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FOR RENT, TO GENTLEMEN. OR TO
couple without children. bright
furnished front room; Grace Street.
between Third and Fourth. Address
Carrier NJ. D., No. 90.
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Drofessiol1al Delp QWanfen.


WANTED. YOUNG LADY. ABLE TO
teach two children. six and nine years
ternoons. State salary. age and ref
erence. Apply by letter, 2315 West
Grace.
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.EXPERrENcFn srnorr wa TTn. Az
NV TIE CrIF'sTDPFITrT1EL LUNCH
ROOM, I 203 East Main Street,
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WANTED, TWO ADJOINING ROOMS.
or one large room, with board. for
invalid and wife, in central location.
convenient to street cars. Reply. CIV
ing terms and references. to "R. AZ
100 lie East Main Street
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PERSONALS.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity and the best service. The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RlCh-
: MOND. VA. undoubtedly affords botn
and Invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF a strong,
large, courte GUS bank. Assets.
$4,000, 100000. Organized April. 1865.
PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AMI.
couchcs recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
easv payments. no charge for esti-
mates CHARLES JURGENS. SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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LOST, MONDAY, THE 14TH, a BLACK
Gordon setter dog. with slightly blue
breast. Wears brass collar, with tag
53S license. Reward If returned to
els South Laurel, or TO the Upper
Gas Works.
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FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with bath: centrally located:
private family; no children. % South
First Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

BUcHANAN's SELECT SCHOOL
ENGLISH, COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
elocution. etc. nos East Clay.
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The Valentine Museum
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY sTREETs.
uPBM 0 a. NJ. TO 5 T. ~.
ADMISSION. 25c.
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarders: all bright rooms:
first-class table board. Terms rea-
sonable. 307 East Main Street.
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EVERY wEARER OF "A
decent watch to know that JAHNkE
BROS, Watchmakers, 912 East Main
Street, is the place to have 1t proper
~ repaired,
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ROOMS FOR RENT. sINGLYg OR TO-
gether; third floor. 1916 Grove Ave-
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WANTED. REGISTERED DRUGGIST:
will sell interest to right party; only
drug store in town $500 people. Adj
dress 3D." care this paper.
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RraI estate QWanten.

-.
WANTED, TO ag RENT. RoOMING
house. all furnished complete for bus
mess. Address * 2l0, care. this Office,
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AN OCCUPANT FOR COM
fortablv furnished room second floor.
z lit West Main Street.
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Board 0Manten.


BY GENTLEMAN. ROOM
and board. near bath; room heated by
strain or register: location near bus
mess part of city; convenient to car.
line. Address. with terms. c 461.
care this office. References eN-
changed.
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WANTED. TO BUY CLOTHING. La
dies suits; od long coats mems hats.
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0MauIteo.

--S~-S-~o--~o>~~~-~-<.~--
WANTED, TO BUY TEN THOUSAND
dollars worth of second hand furni-
ture for cash at once. II you want
to break up and yell out, call up
32lS--J. TOONE. 16 North Seventh
Street.
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A REGISTERED PHARMA-
c;st to buy an interest IN a well es-
tablished drug business. Married
man preferred. Little capital need.
ed. Good references required Must
he hustler. Owners other interests
prevent him giving personal atten-
ton 10 business. Address No. 46
Bank Street, Norfolk. Va.
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Bant,rupt aosifes.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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lost and Iouno.

stud one aud one-quarter karat. Lib
eral reward for Its return and no
questions asked. FRED. l.. CROFT,
23i West Orange Street, Lancaster.
Pa.
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FOR, SALE. A. LOT or ANTIQUE FUR
niture at 1910 West Grace Street,
Wednesday and Thursday, hotween
s the hours OF - and 5. M IA
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"TIAGEY WOOD STOVES"

YOU KNOW THE REST. CAN'T GET
anything better. Burns green or dry
wood. corn-cobs, etc. Write for
prices. VAUGHAN'S. 2 East Broad
Street, opposite Foushee Street.
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Apnn1s fnr Bent.


FOR RENT. HALF BASEMENT Ror,1ss:
front corner in the ChestSr1eio.
Formerly used as flower snop.
Admirable location for a doctors
office. Apply to the Chestertield's
Z MANAGER.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders, at SIG North
Eighth Street.
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WANTED. A8I,ADY 'EFNoGRAPHNP:
Address i $40 cave ,.G this offiao ~ "
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UPHoLsrER1Na.

pARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS. AND
couchos recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated. for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS, SONS
! Adams and Broad Streets.
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FOR TsALT, ONE CARPENTERS LONG
body buggy, $40; one rubber tire
wagons cheap. A. MEYERS SONS,
TAO South Eighth Street.
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HATS cLEANED. BLOCKED. SHAPED.

HANDEL, THE PRACTICAL HALTER,
now located at sos East Broad. All
and shaped equal to new. Phone
1910.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. 607 North Eighth Street.
flor Sale.

WE HAyE IN sock ONE HORSE
trucks. top and open delivery wagons,
Dayton wagons. and they are selling
at special prices. A. MEYERS SONS.
100 South Eighth Street.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boafders. Apply 209 East
Grace.
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4 REA1JT1FuL COUNTRY PLACE,
Pantops p'all-seeing"), in historic
Albemarle, near the University and
Monticello. For price and partteu-
! lars, address Mrs. JOHN r.. .sAA1P-
SON, "Pantops." Charlottesville Va.
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DUR STOCK OF BuGGIEs. SURVEYS
and wagons are offered at reduced
4 prices this week, A. MEYERS SONS.
100 South Eighth Street.
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COR sALD 1000 CORDS or WOOD,
price s4bo per cord in. carload lots
LUMRER AND BOX CO.. NC, PEI
tersburg, Va.
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
s4yent. ''sCHNU RMlAlls'ta91a Main. Y, N
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WANTED, TRANSIENT. TABLE AND
regular boarders. 70 South Fifth
Everything first-class
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MISS P1TZER. rs EAST FRANKLIN
will entertain transient and table
buarders.
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Real estate for Sale.

ToR. SALE. T,yENTY.FouR ACRES
three and one-half miles from Rich
mond; close to station on r.. T. F.
I q, H.: nmu dwelling and outbuildInes
ali new. This Is we'll located. .. G..
JARRETT, 40s East Main Street.
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REMIN ToNaTYPEWRITER; SLIGHT,
VI ly8fused 1912 East Main. Phone
2239, y. PIX Il. M
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
FATAL BLOWS
 STRUCK BY PUGILISTS

gains, Tony Wet. Dick O'Brien. Dan sCreedon, George Byers, Kid Carter, Marvin Hart. John Wilt and others.
 It is peculiar fact that some of the hardest hitters have never been mixed up in fatality. Ii is probably because they have been extremely lucky in many cases it is not the blow on the jaw or over the nearr or in the pit of the stomach that causes death but it is the fall which inevitably follows when man is in a groggy state and is practically "outr on his feet Then in nine cases out of ten his head strikes the floor, which, if not sufficiently well pad ded, brings on a fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain Wide awake referees can often prevent ia tai accidents by stopping fights when one of the principals Is in bad shape, but such officials are few and far between. Such sluggers as Jeffries, Maher, Walcott, Wild Bill Hanrahan, McGovern, Cans, Ryan and Mccoy never inflicted injuries that even ap- preached being fatal. But other heavy punchers have been on the anxious seat more than once when beaten op- ponent have been unconscious in hos pitals for hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
CHAPLAIN CHARLTON WINS.
Navy Department Directs csot. DsV- enport to Have Religious services
 on His ship.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The con troversy between Capt. Richard C.. Davenport, commanding the new bat tieship Georgia, and Chaplain Charles M- Charlton of the same ship has been settled by the Navy Department Chaplain Charlton asked to be de tached from the Georgia and made the complaint that Capt. Davenport had repeatedly refused to allow him to hold religious service aboard the ship. The navy regulations provide that there shall be religious services every Sunday unless unusual circum- stances prevent.
 The Department called upon Capt. Davenport for an explanation as to why he had refused to permit ser vices. Capt Davenport replied that in one instance the ship was coaling and at other times there were other reasons why he interfered to prevent services. The Department has de cided that his reasons were not suf- ficient and has sent him a sharp let. ter on the subject, telling him that hereafter he must comply with the navy regulations Chaplain Charlton has also been directed to remain on the ship.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
THE AMERICAN HAT DOES IT.
Qualification of the Woman Inmi
 grant for Citizenship.

The qualifying of a man immigrant for American citizenship takes time, and supposedly some degree of intel ligence It is different with his spouse. She doesn't care wether or not she learns anything about young or pulls or jobs, neither is she obliged to await the passing of many months.
 The minute she has the price of a new hat and can get to millinery shop she adopts America
 The American hat Americanizes the immigrant woman.
 If there is any doubt about this statement watch the incomIns IniIIII- grants at the Barge Office down at Battery Park Invariably after the first greetings are exchanged between the newcomers and waiting American friends or relatives the immigrant woman's gaze will wander to tbe crea- tion that tops the crowning glory of her American woman friend.
 Invariably also her hand will rise apologetieally to her own kerchiefed tresses and in those brief moments, while the smell of the sea still clings to the garments of the alien woman. the American hat will have won her for it's own.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
OF DESERTED CAMP
Stranger Cares for Graves Of
 Early California Miners.
Washington Post.)

One of the old residents of CaIifor- nia is Jeremiah Van Horn, who is now a retired merchant and spends his time in travelling. He is full of tales of the State, and recently told one of an old mining camp near MarysviIle, Cal
 Near the town of Marysville," said he, there is an old mining camp, now deserted. On hillside lie the bodies of fifty miners. Their resting places are fenced in and a few hardy flowers bloom in the spring, only to dry and wither in the summer. No name is to be seen on the rude head boards. But one man-himself as unknown to the people of the region as the dead men below-knows the se- cret of the graves.
 About Eastertide of each year this man-now aged and somewhat bent, but with yigor still in his walk-ap-. pears from out of the mysterious East. He arrives at Marysvilie, hires a con veyance, and visits the graves of three of the old timers. There is nothing of the miner about him. He is pros porous and perhaps wealthy. His clothing is of the city cut. His gray beard is we'll trimmed and his gold trimmed glasses hide pair of shrewd blue eyes. His business is to look after the graves He straightens up the fence, waters the thirsty plants and when everything is shipshape spends half hour in looking over the valley and the hills. Then, jump ing into his carriage, he returns to Marysville, takes the train to San Francisco. and is lost for another year in the solitude of civilization.
 Who is he What tie binds him to the three men whose bodies long ago erumbled into dust? Was he himself one of the Argonauts. bound by ties closer than those of blood to the trio upon whom the winter rains have fall en for half a century? Great is the curiosity of Marysville. They watch him narrowly on his annual pilgrim age. and some of the forward ones have made bold to question him. He has always turned them away with courtesy and quick reserve. They do not even know his name or station, but they marvel much over what they believe to be an example of brotherly love and affection that stretches over many decades and never forget the past'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
Arizona 8 New Mexico R. R. Co.
SCHEDULE.
Erectlve December 24th, 1908,

For further information apply at nearest Agent or to NORMAN CARM1CHAEI- Asst. Gen1 Supt-
 A. T. THOMSON,
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
HEREDITARY BARRIERS.

A wonderful family of barbers is that of Benjamin M. Youells, who lives at Easton, and who. although S7 years old, still yields a razor.
 Of his nine children, all of whom are living, the three sons are barbers and two of his six daughters can handle razor as skilfully as a man.
 The other four daughters married barbers.
 Nine of his eleven grandchildren are barbers, and his seven great-grandchil- dren say they will become knights of the razor.-PhiladeIphi Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
NOT so SURE

Golfer fwho rather fancies himself) --I suppose you've been round the links with worse players than me, eh? (The caddie takes no notice.l
 Golfer (in his loudest voice)-I say. I suppose you've been round the links with worse players than me. eh?
 Caddie-I heard vera weel what ye said. I'm just thinkin' aboot it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
THE 8ssE DAILY REVIEW sssee ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING APRIL IA so7
 Clos o hS

b @
   R@s @M ds stocks 2 m fss8 O@epna aid SNe@ eh hh hMsS ~
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
KNEW r aY HEART.

Do you think you could learn to love me?y the young an<inquired
 Learn to love you7" exclaimed the rapturous maid. Harold. I could give lessons at it,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
CLIFTON. A. T.

The unexpected seems to have hap pened in the case Of Richard Mans field and his leading lady. She Is get ting more advertising out of 1t than he is.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14

About the only thing that will now induce the President to run viii be the intimation that his feet were too cold for race with MT. Bryan.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14

The retort courteous would be that tennis itself is a game which is played by mollycoddles.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-08-15

Cleve Crowningshield was obliged
to shoot his horse Sunday evening
on account of a broken leg. He
was driving along on K. Third street
when one of the horses legs flew
out from the hip, from no apparent
cause. 1t was presumed that it
must have been fractured sometime
before.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-08-15

Mr. and Mrs West, of Des Moines.
are recent newcomers, Mr. West be-
ing employed in the Johnson barber
shop. They have rented rooms in
the Whitcomb block.