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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-25

FOR RENT-THE RooMIEST AND MOST CON
vente2tly arranged new Rix-room brick dwellings
TO be found anywhere at the price. Nos b2s
Sc. $50 and 5s2 Shepherd Ut. NV. Convenient
TO cars. All modern improvements; beautiful
location; wife street: large lots; front porches
Only $3.50 per mooth. - -
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FOR RENT
BARNARD 4 CHILDRESS Inc.
A12 q ct. NV.
TIA NV, 12r 2b. SO. 00i 1896 10th Or 90
1884 Euclid. 12r. %: a2o ID NV. Ior b.. 81 80
lSll Kaora LIT p. 60 10 1904 Monta Or bl800
1o10 18th NV. 1er b. IS. 00I ll53 Dates ne. Or.
24Si 18th NV. Tor b SO. sol stable 1900
FLATS.
1873 Irving st. NV, 7r. and bath upper 5000
1863 Chaplin st. NV. rooms and bath. 5000
1914 Irving st. NV, rooms and bath 49,. 215O
l112 Wtllard ct. NV. rooms and bath. 27.50
BIZ 1lth st. ne.. rooms and hath. q 90
43lh Tenn. ave. ne. rooms and BATH. 1870
APARTMENTS.
The '.Wilkeshlre." Yorkshire and Der
8 and rooms and bath: porches front and
IRE rear " lin W q roaas e SDs and S
The "Mississippi" 1896 w ST., 4r. and b. $31 80
The 'Bryn Mawr." 1915 You st.. 3 and
rooms and bath. $zooO 10 $o<.oO
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FOR RENT-HousFs.
ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ron Observation-Disclosures.
Iowa circle. i2r., b.; furnace. Zoo
1850 Mintwood pl. llr. and ~. bot water. 800
Iowa circle, i2r. and b................. 1900
l7f6 O st.. Or. and bath, furnace. ..,.... 500
1875 v st. fOr baths hot water.... G5. 90
PATTI 18th St, Tor. and 2b, hot water. -. 81. 50
l104 St. i0e. and b.. steam heat. $500
2000 18th. 10r.. baths hot water. .... $500
2434 Pa. ave.. Tor. and b................ $3.50
1875 Irving st. Tor and b.. furnace. $50
I'LL q ST., rooms and bath ............ $500
1ll0 18th. rooms and bath. steam. 1890. 5000
1903 4th st., 7r. and b.................. $3.50
4i4-M Ky. ave Sc, or: sid b. .......... 225o
Isl 14th ct. s.e.. 6r. and b., furnace. 30
FLATS.
Wyoming. rooms and bath $65. 90
Clinbourne. Dat. furnished. rooms {suhlet) 100
Woodley, rooms and bath (sublet) ...... 5000
Rockingham. rooms and bath (subiet... 5000
le03 10th ST.. rooms and bath. 100000. $500
Clinbournc, Or. and b................... 800
Clinbourne. s rooms and bath (sublet). :. 1000
Rockingham, Ar. and b. fsubletl. ......... 1000
Clinbourne. 3 rooms and bath {sublet) -. $500
iii G ST.. rooms and bath. ............ $500
ZIG 18th St, 2r. and Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Clinbourne, rooms (sublet). ............. 5000
1851 willard ST., O.. and b............. $3.50
Woodey, rooms and bath (sublet). ....... 5000
lilo 18th ST., rooms and bath, steam. 5000
l765 willard st.. rooms and bath. 1890. NM
1765 Willard, 8 rooms. bath. ........... ESQ
7l6 18th st., rooms and bath. .......... 1000
&31-z1 Tenn. ave. me-, Or. and b......... 14S0
STORAGE AND WORKSHOPS.
61-6i IN" st.-Warehouse and stables. 100
Rear 921 St, large space, 20x60. ...-... 1000
Stable rear S21 ID st. n.w.,.............. 1900
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIIScLE-MODERN
and very attractive home: rooms, bath: h.w.h b. ;
cellar and laundry: large yard; only $50 COM
pleteiy furnished. See soon.
A. +. FOX COMPANY. Established 1876,
The Realty Corner" l4th at New York ave.
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FOR RENT = FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
1T69 Church st. my25 3t'
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TUX hEN1-
304 c ne, Tor, ami. $50 s.
1z10 7th sw, st&dw. 35. o.
123 Az sw, Or, w&s.14.5'
1214 q sw, Or, ami. .2l.5
305 10th sw, Tor, ami.35 o.
1854 B sw. Or, w&s.14.5
Ills Half sw. 6r. wGs12.5 81
40 N Sc, 6r, w&s. ..12.5'
All 8 Cav sc, 5r, w6ks12. 81
III 9Th re, Or, w&s.12.5l
Shop 549 7th Sc. SO
C. II
Phone Main 1926.
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FOR RErr-HoUsEs,
UMEURNINHEO
THos. J. FISHER q CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
14l4 ST. NV,


aISHED.
jsl4 d ne. 7r, b.....@.b1
9l2 TIN me. n. b..2J.50
Brookland, d @. 6r-@.0
1445 Pa ay se, OF, b. "a. 80
L<Mghhoro nd. Il a.20. 90
Brightw'd. 20 aeres. 10. 90
r BIS list NV, 4r.. 500
Lot 81, 50 1927. LOO
l2119 Monticello Nv ne.
4s- COIORED.
65 Il ne, 7r, b.....l8.0
100 I'd ne, Or. .....I3!OO
78 I'd ne, 5r.
10 ID ne. Or.
70S I'd ne. 5r. .11.O0
I335 Knox al sw. 5r.. .9.3S
1888 Shows rw NV bliss
APARTMENTS.
The Congressional, 1st &
e Cap, 1. 2 & 3r & b
bachelor apis b 4, 8 &
Or & b hk apts. $25. 90
to SIS.
The BeIlevue. 1921 10th.
apt 20. Sr. b. 1000
The Louisiana. 2123
18th NV. No 8, Sr. b. 90 90
The Louisiana. 2123
18th NV, No 2.7r.b.5 SIS. 90
The Alabama, No POT,
Or, b. ............55.W
The Alabama. No 507,
Or. b. $500
The Sterling. No 30.
5r. b...:.::...@.50
The Maury. No22 Or. b5O. 90
1862 Irving. 5r,fJ, fur. SO. 90
The Alabama, No@3.
The Sterling. No ~,
5r. b. .....-......H.50
The Regina. No1O. O.. has. 90
The Regina, MOI Or, b45. 90
The Sterling. No 80,
Ar, b. ............42 1850
The Alabama, No BOG.
5r, b. $3.50
The Maury, No32, or bic. 90
The Alabama, No LOG.
Or, Decentralization
The Marion. Goth &
H NV, 4 & 5r. b
apis. :. $3.50 to 1000
500 18th NV. 4r, b. 1880
1927 10th NV, Ar. b.37 90
1912 Irving NV. Or. b. IS. 90
1927 10th NV. 5r. b-S.W
1921 18th NV. Or. b.33.50
1860 Girard, Or. b. $3.50
l344 Irving NV ,5r. b.3 ESQ
1466 Chaplin NV. Or. b32. 90
1735 I NV, 5r, b.. $3.50
b & @. No @. Or. b.30.0
B & Q, No 5, Or, b. 5000
COZ 7th ne. Or. b. $3.50
The Stoddert. No 10,
5r. b. .25. so
206A Morgan. Or, b.25-00
Mass. NV Sc bet 18th
and 14th, 5r& b
apis. .$22.D & 23.0
The Maury, 81. 3r. b.G.00
GOT II NV. Or. h. %. so
FOG Morgan nw.5r. h. 22.@
13t7 Mass ay sc. Or, b22. so
1920 C ne. Ar. h. 1900
Ills C memo 5. Ar. b. 1900
1l2O C ne, No11. 4r. bis. 90
Quincy ne. Arb. apt. 13. 90
APARTMENTS IN THE
OERT. THE B. & O.,
D THE REGINA.
CES.
620 + NV. -....$10-$25
The Sterling, 1r. .23.O
600 Fl NV. .25 90
Century bldg, r 46. 20. 90
623 r NV. 1000
Century bldg. r AZ. 100
1923 F NV. ......$6-S100
1l14-16 + NV, r G. 1900
SW cor IL & f nw.$4-$l5
1921 + NV. RIM o.. 1000
RES.
1895 NJ nv. .35. 90
928 Goth NV. IS. 90
921 N Y nv NV. $50 & $35
PLY NY av NV. $50 & $S5
1912 r. NV. 30. 0o
@02 K NV. .......-25.9 90
2004 X NV. .2.W
2006 X NV. .25.W
924 10th NV. ...... 20. 90
tiles FOR THE COL
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
tial list of the properties
be glad to furnish COM
lion at this Office.
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FOR RENT-210 Az S.w.. LARGE 2-sTY. STORE,
$3o; BIG ~. ~ s ~ Sr and bath. 2.sty brick sta:
Half St ses ar ami: s13. so: 14s N Sc. Or.
l., So 80: rear 400 s.w., brick sta, "a. so. B.
LEONARD. $50 Az st. s.w. my25-3t eSus
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FOR RENT-BY q. o. HOFFMAN REAL 70.
tate and Insurance Broker. Il36 N. 7. ave.
S12 Conn nv. Tor. $S3 81 705 9Th NV. Or 50
1904 n, l2r..... 81 1913 Riggs pl Tor. 90
1906 NV Tor. .. .o5. 90 1911 NV, 11r. 1000
ZIG o, l2r $500 1911 Riggs pl, Tor. 100
Isl G NV Tor. :. so. 30 1745 NV Tor. =. SS. 70
1910 Riggs pl. l2r. 90 1896 18th. so
16l8 b, as % l4z3 w. IT. 30. %
i646 NV, Tor. .. .lB.00i l441 w, 80 so
1923 Riggs p1. 10r. As 90 635 e. IT, 80 90
l014 Riggs p Tor. 800 314 14th NV, Or. 90
i62A Rigs pi, Tor. COLT Decatur ne. 5r.. 90
005 10th nv, er.. 40 15 Decatur ne, 5r.. 500
5is n.w.5 and Or. -. $4,000 and 5000
OByICRA
1875 n T av.s6.s1s $aol BLDG. from so to SIS
STORES
Ntn sna hw.......... .$1O00 TO $4OvV
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DAVIS. 7TH AND E S.W.
818 B sw. Or. b....$25. 90
1906 r NV. 8r. b. 40. 90
$40 I sw.. Or. 1880
4S7 C sw. Or. .1I.0
$40 g sw. Or. b. 1880
1233 ID sw. 3r.:.. ..1.30
1925 Huntoon pl. Or. $50
727 Tth sw. q 1 .5r. b16.75
1917 Md av sw Sd d. 10. so
947 Nd av- sw. Or. u. 90
1O15 N J av sw. 5r. 10.5
II 18th Sc. Or. b. 1875
400 It'll sw, ID a. 1890
1905 Both NV. Or. b. 25. 35
| 1447 f Cap st. q 1.19, 90
1921 s Cap st. sta. 1900
345 K sw. 2r. b....T.OO
% R r av sw, 2r. 800
602 18th sw. sto. .15. 90
913 9th sw. Or, b. 90. so
,128 Union sw. Or. ...12.4O
Vfncetta, e d. I'd a.. 1850
.yincetta. " q, Sd f.22.5 so
1150 18th NV. Or. b. 30.5O
so n sw. store. 49, 90
1920 A Sc. 3r. 1900
100 G sw. 2r. FIR. $50
1884 Union sw.' 5r. 1910
MOS Cap&h. sta. 5000
e HOME NEAR CORNER
B.; HAS 6 ROOMS AND
$16.@. NOW VACANT.
49, ~ ~. nf.-s,
Z Me.). 1888 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD e. !
1851 X sw. Or. ...$12,@
40 Carroll av sw. Or. IS 90
1851 Ga av Sc. Or. II. so
1914 Hall sw. 6r. .11.5O
1856 5th ne. Or. b. 1850
COS G sw, Or. b. .S.50
3036 14th NV, sto. .35. 90
2l9 18th sw. Or, b. .25. 90
1912 Riggs NV, Or. b.35. so
727 It'll sw. I'd a. .17.75
72i 7th sw, a /. Ar. b. 4.25
1893 G sw. Or. b. 20. 80
304 18th sw. 6r. 1850
Z 18th Sc, 5r,, b. 3.15-2 IS
1882 Union sw. 5r. .12.O
1447 Z Cap st, q 2.19.0
1447 E Cap st, d 3-18.50
40 G sw. Ar. b. q. . 10. 90
AS n J av sw, Tor. b30. so
f445 f Gap. I'd a ,5r. 1880
500 Z sw. Or, I'd A. 1900
1910 Union sw. Ar. .12.4
1913 Az sw. bas't. 1000
15th&Gale ne. st&d Is. 20
vineetta. W q. Sd LIS. 90
7th & d NV, 2, ifs. 80. 90
1011 Nd av sw. 6r. b. 20. 80
COZ E sw, Or. b. 80. 90
r 92h Va av sw. sta10.00
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED,

FOR RBNT-NIoE s-SToRY BRICK, INCLUDING
basement la0& w st. NV: terms very rrseop.
able: possession about June 1. Inquire 1900 W
NV. or OF II. d. DICEEY. .l4i8 NV.
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FOR RENT-ALLAN e.
1900 Fairm't. 15r. 2b$75. 90
30 10th NV. Tor, l. go. 90
lv02 Calvert. Sr. 2b. 90
407 g NV, Tor, b. $3.50
40 N Y av NV, Sr. b. 49, 90
2y21 Q NV. 7r. b. .35 so
1400 both NV, Tor, b. 35. 80
G1S n NV. 81. b. Sal SOL
552 Col I'd NV. Sr. b. %. 90
Langdon, d G, Tor. ..25.5O
134S Wallach. Or. b.25-0I
107 9th ne. Or. b. ..22.50
STOI
703 II ne. 7r, store. 5000
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NV. 020 I. 26r. %. $lS.00 ,
NV, 30 4th, Or. H. so |
NV. 142S N J av,5r. Is 80 |
NW,517 s, 6r. .....lS.30I
NV. 400 o (hail, 2f H15. 90
NV. 1908 9th. 4r. . 1870
NV. 29lS &. shop. 90
OFFICES-Nt
Central building. Offices. |
Gunton building. Offices. |
Call At ONCE for info
properties. stables. ETC.. I
For further information
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NV, 25s7 O. 5r. go
SW. 022 Md az. Or. 1880
SW, Ul G. 6r. -. 1880
SW, GO G. Ar. .11.80
SE.ll02 9th, Or. 1891
NE. lila &. Or. b. .@.40
oRTHWEST.
46S La nv, Offices.
Gil 7th NV. rm g.. 100
,rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
apply Mt ONCE.
PILLING. 1916 r NV.
l4l2 q ~.
APARTMENTS.
The Solano. Or. b. 81 so
3019 18th NV, Or, b.36. SO
The Albert. :S23 F,a5.W
The Cora. 83d q N,
5r, b. .I.0
3 5 ne, or. b, LIST h.25.W
1762 Willard. Or, b.25.50
3l6 18th ne, Or. b-23.5 80
331 11th ne. Or, b. $3.50
33l 18th ne. 5r, b. .22.50
5lSh IL ne, Ar. b. .l5.W
Res.
18th & e ne (new). $500
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WE ARE EASTERN AGENTS FOR THE IA.
nous Hudson bicycle We save ESu 2oss. we
HAvERFoRD BICYCLE CO.. AT 10th st. Aw.
apO-o0t.4
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FOR RENT - MODERN 3-SToRY BUSINESS
building; splendid store room; stear' heat VII
annum. GASCH BIRGE. 1870 N. Y. ave. nv.
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FOk hENT-
1T27 p ST. 11r. b. $50. 90
1744 Q st, 11r, b.. 90. 90
2006 g ct. 12r. b.. CO. 90
ZIG O ct, Rr, b. $500
-FURNl
zoos G st. 12r, b. SIS. 90
2006 g st. 12r. b.. SO. O0I
1920 Pa av. 2 FRS. $500
1902 p st, Tor, b.. 5000
1727 p st, 11r, b.. $500
Once 617 14th st. 1890
STORES.
Store, 1870 Pa av.$65.0 90
IF. W.. GRAHAM &.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30

Richmond Pearson Robson thinks the Japs could capture ths Philippines in q day. Maybe: but they'd repent q long time
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
INTERESTING TOMBSTONE NOTES.
Special to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Jan.. 29.-An. other divorce case has been ad- ded to the already growing list 10 come up for trial at the April term of the district court. This time Mary Hoyt of Tombstone. asks 60 be given a decree of divorce from Lake Hoyt, on the grounds that he has wantonly abandoned her and for the past year, and since November, 1905, has failed to contribute to her support. The couple were married in 1898 and as a result of the marriage there are four small children which were left to the care of the mother. She asks for the custody of the children. Hoyt is sup posed to be located at Flora, Sonora. At the time he left this city it was charged that he went away with an- other woman, who after staying with him several months returned to this city. At that time an effort was made to stop them but they succeeded a making heir escape
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
in the Probate Court.

An order was made on the minutes of the court fixing Tuesday, February 5, as the day for the hearing of the petition of J. F. Ross for letters of administration on the estate Of Nj. S. Goodrich, deceased
 An order was entered appointin Charles Madde:1t as administrator of the estate Of Epriham Nurley, de ceased.
 An order was entered approving the sale of real estate made by the ad- ministrator of the estate of Mary Cleary deceased, of the property in Bisbee. to Robert Hennessy, at price of s1250.
 Nj. Newman has been appointed ad- ministrator or guardian of the minor children of Chas. Harris. deceased. of Bisbee.
 The annual account of H. ". Adams as guardian of the minor children, Josie. Annie and Mckinley Weiss, was approved.
 An order was entered confirming the safe of real estate made oy Ad- ministrator T. E. Smith of the estate of T. NJ. Poole deceased, of the C.; D. erty in Douglas, sold a Miss Ala Reed at A price of S550.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
elsBEE BOY SHINES.

A thrilling account of basketball game at the University of Arizona. which appeared in the Tucson Citizen of recent date. brings John Angius. a well known Bisbee boy into the lime light of varsity athletics at the Old Pueblo. The game was played at the university gymnasium on last FriGay evening, resulting h victory for the varsity team over ''Preps" of which latter team young Angius was a mem Der. Below is an excerp from the Citizens account of the game:
 @The 'Preps' started off like prai- rie fire famed by a gale. Before the "ollegians had aroused themselves from their slunbers the Preps had scored three baskets from the field. Then the Props In their excitement over the prospect of carrying off the coveted plum began to foul and foul ing was their undoing,"
 "Apgius came sharply into the lime light in the opening round. Ere the spectators hadssettled themselves com fortabIy he had hurled the sphere thrice into the bPsket during sharp ac- ton, It retted the Props six points. Then the lads in white began to foul and in twinkling the Collegians had come up three points. They then be gan to play. One, twice. thrice. in al- most as few minutes, Birkner, aided by his teammates. was eble 10 throw thrice. It gave the Conegians the lead"
 Young Angius is member of the J. E. Angius company of Bisbee, an,l a brother of Dan Angius, maI.asc. ei that firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
Motion to Be Arsued.

The argument of the motion for 8 new trial in the Hardgrove vs. the City of Bisbee case will in all proba- bability be called up tomorrow while the district court is in session. A telephone message was received from Attorney Joe Morrison, who Is one of the counsel in the case, asking If it could be taken up. The court in formed him that it could be heard to- morrow if the parties were ready and if it was nst deached at that time, there was but little probability thil 1t could be taken up before April. This case was tried at the April term of the district court of last year and the plaintiff secured damages at a jury trial against the city for the sum of s7,50e for damages sustained by falling down an embankment on the way to the opera house in Bisbee and breaking his limb. City Attorney Merritt and Mir. Morrison are expected here this evening to take the matter up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
Is CONVICTED IF ROBB|NG ROOM
 MATE
R. c, Williams Will Be Guest of Sheriff White for loo Days as Result of Pecula- tions-UnIikely Story.

9 a %
 q After having been caught with the goods on him, and with every sur rounding circumstance pointing io his guilt. R. c. Williams. who was arrest- ed several days ago on a charge of having robbed man who had slept fin the same room with him for one night, submitted an unlikely tale to Justice Burdica yesterday, ii an en- deavor 10 support his plea of lot guilty, but was unsuccessful and was sentenced to serve one hundred days in the county jail, unless he could ray s10e fine. tk
 Several days ago Ernest Holstein, who had arrived in the city on the preceding evening from California, ID. peared before one of the local justices and stated that he had been robbed. He said that he and friend of his had come to the city the night before, and on trying to get rooms at several Of the lodging houses, were unsuccess- ful untif they went to the Strum House on Brewery Avenue, where the best accommodation they could get would be to occupy room in which there was man already. Making the best of the circumstances they took the room. and in the morning arose early to get breakfast and take a walk around the city. They went out, Hol- stein leaving his grip in the room.
 He stated that they returned to the room about 1o:30 In the morning and immediately found that Holstein's suit case had been ransacked. At that time a peculiar action of the other occupant of the room in the morning reoccurred to Holstein's mind Wher he arose he tried to get a look at the man who was in bed, but the latter turned towards the wall, and would not permit them to see his face,
 {. Holstein swore to a warrant charg- ing R. c. Williams, the third occupant of the room with robbery. and within a couple of hours the warrant was served by Constable Twomey, who ar rested the man on his way to work. At the time he was apprehended VII Hams denied the charge vigorously, but on reaching the jail, Twomey searched him and found scabbard and box of cartridges. answering to the description of those taken from Holstein's grip. Later the gun was turned over to the officers. When confronted by the evidence against him Williams stated that he had bought a gun in Texas and sold 1t in Cananea, but had not sold the scab- bard or cartridges. The tale was not plausible. and Judge Burdick sen. tenced Williams to pay si00 or serve 100 days in the county jail. Holstein had also reported the loss of some mining stock, but yesterday informed the officers that he had found the stock certificates in another portion of the suit case. which had been ran. sacked.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
HE KNOWS slsseE.

Ralph P. Haiioran, prominent citi- zen of Berkley. California, was wis itor In Bisbee yesterday and thus ex- pressed himself about the city. Bis bee is a wonderfully great town and the greatest money making place in the world. l have wac sI it ervw for many years. It Is iest.aed U be- come a great place m ssa'lh and r'p- ulation. The people srs wei rr-to- date and are reacnlns ou. f5s greater things.
 'aThe copper interests asc enormous with Canahea a close second. The magnitude of copper In Bis0ee Is SO great that no human mind can even guess it's extent"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate Fer
 sons Temperament,

Many Ieople believe tha- h,onde, or light hair denotes affection and dark hair constancy. A person without hair is not devoid of character; far from it The disposition of the average bald headed man is to show such solicitude for the welfare of others, that he neg lects himself. A germ causes badness. Prof. Sabourand, of Paris. France, in germs, causing it to become totally bald in i've weeks lime. To rid the scalp of these dangerous germs 1t is necessary to apply Newbro's Herpi- eide.
 "Destroy the cause-you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
 1.-TWO SIZES, 50 CENTS AND s1.O0.'
 5lsREE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
GALLON A DAY FOR AGED WIFE Man q 90 Asks Divorce and Says Hls
 soeuss Is Fond sf Rye.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Phil lips Metz. 80 years of age, has ca pacity of ore gallon of rock and rye per day. Heh husband is the same age. They were 73 years of age when they were married at West Bend Metz brought suit Tor divorce recently. In his complaint he asserted his wife drank gallon of rock and rye day and WAS intoxicated several times each week. He also charged desertion. Mrs. Metz did not contest the suit. To day Judge Tarrant handed down de cision refusing the divorce
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
New Corporation.

The articles of incorporation of the Teter-Stone Azurite Mining company were filed in the county recorders office this morning. The incorporators are D. w. Teter and L. B, Stone, of Benson, and W. G. Couch, of Belling- ham, Wash. The capitalization of the new company is placed at s1,000, 900 with the same number of shares al a par value of s1 each. The principal places of business of the new com pany are given as Benson, Arizona. and Los Angeles, California. The company is said to own property in the northern part of Cochise county, north of Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
New Hospital Steward.

Dr. H. A. Bishop of Withville .yir- ginia, arrived here on yesterday and will take the position of steward at the county hospital under Dr. H. H. Hughart, who at the first of the year secured he contract for the manage ment of the institution for the ensuing year at the rate of 65 cents per day per patient. Dr. Bishop has been To- cated in New York in one of the hos pitals there for the past year and comes well recommended. Dr. Hugh art was exceedingly fortunate in SC curing the services of such 8 compe- tent steward,
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An advertiser in the Review, recent iy said to a representative of this pa- per: They say that advertising don't pay. I've been too busy since my first ad to carry cut my original plans and want more space"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
TaANspoar sAIp ouARAnTINEo.

COLON. Jan. zs.--The French steamer St. Gerinain bring ing 200 la borers for the Canal from West ndian ports arrived here today and was at once placed In quarantine on account of sraallpox on board
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
GREEK BAND BURNS HOUSES

SALoNICA, European turkey. Jan. 2e.-Tt is reported here that Greek band recently burned two houses filled with people at the village of Gratchen near Drama. The number of victims i< uaf known
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a possible candidate next November.
j. Phelp Stokes, the millionaire New
York pEilanthropist, who has taken a
great interest in the movement, will
probably receive the support of a
great many of the party leaders and
is expected to make strong showing
in the race Gaylord Wiltshire, editor
of Wilshire's Magazine, and w. D.
Haywood, secretary of the Western
Federation of Miners, are also being
mentioned for the place.
1.-THE party in the state will put a
iuii ticket in the field. J., spite OF
the fact that we are heavily handicap
Led by the direct primary law.