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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-30
HELP WANTED


HELP WANTED
wANTED-Manager for branch office.
We wish to locate here. Address
with reference, the Morris Whole
sale House. Cincinnati, Ohio.
5-23-1m
WANTED-Machinists. Good wages
paid. For further information,
call at Marion roundhouse.
WANTED--Woman for chamber work.
Hotel Majestic. 5-2S-3t
wANTED-Al experienced girl for
general hOusework. No washing or
ironing. Mrs. A. +. McNeal, 273
Vine street. Citizens telephone,
1911. 5-29-2tpd
WANTED AT ONCE--An office boy
from 10 to lG years old. Perman-
ent position TO right party. Call At
Or. Linscott's office. 5-29-tf
lTOOL MAKER WANTED-A first
class tool maker to work on taps,
dies and small tools. Apply, giving
reference, experience and wages
required. Ohio Brass CO., Mans.
field, o. 5-29-3tpd
WANTED--A waitress at Hotel Ma.
rion. 5-27-lt
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
learn plumbing or bricklaying trade,
pays Sc to SO day; great demand
for graduates position guaranteed;
months completes practical in
struction; no books used. Free
catalogue. Coyne Plumbing and
bricklaying school, st Louis, Mo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-30
CHASE REAL ESTATE CO

rs acres fine land near Caledonia
100 acres near Scott Town only
$40 per acre. Lots Of other good
farms cheap. .3
House and lot, very central $3.50
Fine modern residence $4,000 90
Another at ......... $65OO 90
Another at .......... $4,000 90
COME IN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-30

WANTED-Machinlsts. Good wages
paid. For further information,
call at Marion roundhouse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-30

WANTED---Woman for chamber work
Hotel Majestic. 5-2S-3t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
wOLc0Tr.


Rev e. j. Gale is visitor at G G.
Mcrses.
Tie hotel has opened and q now eaay
for business.
Albert H9ig3on is At work for n
M HubbelI
Byron Hubbard vas 3 visitor ID Ell.
more Thursday
Quite number took ii tie celebra.
tion at Eimore.
Henry B. Parker was ! visitor ID
Hardviek Sunday
stephen BosAe ana wife Of LisIston,
y, II, are visitor il tgwn
Elmer FIankliB ara family LETT an
Saturday for ClaFemont M 81. where
they expect to luelts
Tbe old Dairy Homestead drew 4
5000 house the 4th and there Was 4
large attendance At the dance and sup
per
r. NJ Jotdon and wife, :. Thomas aud
wife 81 Hard#ick were here 10 attend
the 0ld Dairy Homestead Thursday
evening
The bali game between Nolcott and
Woodbury. tie 4th resulted IN favor Of
Woiestt by a score 0s ta 81 Batteries
Woodbury. Houng Marshall and Bnl
lard W0leott Rublee and Liberty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

AL "a 08 II Dark Blue Jumper
Suit With large white polka dots
Has white waist trimmed with goods
ID match Suit WAS s6.75
At S3 30 Il Medium and Light
Blue Scotch Bingham Shirt Waist
Suit, made plain shirt waist style With
cuffs and collars Has fill
plated skirt Was So 9s
~ 0s II 4 White Muslin Sut
with Blue dots. Waist Il finished
with white aiuney lace insenion 81
very fall skirt Was $3.50
Att $3.50 Il 1 fne Scotch Batiste
Suit with satin check WAIST il fin-
ished with stitched seii-2ifchcd bias
straps, Quincy lace insertion yoke and
deep cluneY Iace cuffs. Has full
SHRED skirt headed with bias folds,
Was So 80 and SO 00-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
A. I. ABBOTT q Goa r ABBOTT 4 cola + ABBOTT & 90
The Daylight Store =
cnaennaE.lo Aannnhanasro llr,aornnirna
SeasonabIe Merchandise Underpriced.

offering
These
Bat will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Rea stamps III valuable
Sale of pah goods n yaHgbaa
auction tonight ii city auction rooms.
Muslin curtains for a9 cents 4 pair
can NJ bought Vt Peffg'a store
AK f0Y HUI stamps wherever you
trade. Mod are entitled u them.
Eagle buttons ara charms at Il. n.
Aastin's. tha watch and eIaek man
Ask for WiIlians' Eys Water Al III
7. Anstin's 1.-THE watch ana cEock man.
"A lot VI cabbage piaata ior sals 1T
Harry Bradleysi kdgewood. Fifty cent?
Ii hundred
Wonderland Moving Picture Company
opens the sixth week With i Large INV
aience
MI. ana AIRS N. n Wheeler went III
Woodbury. Pond yesterday fos 4 weeks
vacation.
IA large stock III misses ana children
brown And tan 9xfords just arrived III
THE People sh0e store; priess consistent
with quality.
Tlle Misses Matte snd Edyth Common
Annie stewart sna Gertrude Bafeaeldel
.iHft yesterday afternoon fgr SaFaDas
Inn. New York, where they will spend
she summer
ltaiiani, voi gia tutti conoseete II
npstra linea transatlantiea Francesa che
ia viaeEip fra HaFre Sew York frin
presto cAe qaalunque altra linee moi
abbiamo tre gegauti yapori Eta Pro
yel1ea. ia sav0ie, I.a Lorraine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

AT S3 0s is White Dotted
Alnslin Suit with blue and pink fg-
ures, made good style and trimmed
with val lace insertion Marked from
s5.9S
Az s4 75 u ! scotch Bingham
Suit " TAN check. plain fill waist
with fancy plaits down front Has
Full plated skirt Was &6. 75
At S4. 0S isa yery stylish Muslin
Slit Ii blue, green and grey, with
check IF j darker shade than the
ground color Waist ii made fancy
blouse with white shirred yoke, sleeves
finished with lace, fulI gored skirt
was S7. 30.
At S5 90 Il blue and tab jump
1t Suit. Goods are changsable, Has
white shirt waist trimmed with
goods to match suit Vas S6.75.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

".riekef" said the collector Is be
opened she door 90 a carriage in which
sat 2 man whe locked As II be was an
chored to bis seat The man handed
over the required pastebeard. which
was duly inspected Then looking
around. the collector said, III there
another gentleman II the earrlagaT'
''So" rs that other Iortmanteau
yours then. toofr Other p0rtman-
teauf9 Yes. on the door there IS the
other" Those. said the traveller. with
dignity, ARE my feet London Gi0he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
WHITE SHIRT WAIST SUITS.


At S. 9S Ii Whac Shirt Waist
SUN with black polka dots and black
rings, made with hemstitched tucked
waist ana skirt Very fnl skirt.
was $50
At ~ % ana Sa 9S are THE
Oh White Shirt Waist Suits made emf
broidered front Waist and tull tucked
skirt
AIT SO 90 ii i White Shirt Waist
Suit made 81 fine quality muslin, with
wide cuf embroidered bard down
front Ut waist and skin Skirt meas
ures six yards afouud bottom Was
ss, 75.
AL MS. 80 are two White Shirt
Waist Suits made III fne muslin. hn-
ished with lace and embroidery One
1T our best numbers ST. $50.
AIT ST. 90 are two suits made1F
fine quality Dotted STiss Muslin aad
fine Yal lace and insertion Ihis isa
Suit that has sold fol- $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

wANIED--A man al bog vita Rouas expa-
Fsance Is hagiag. Light wesk. apply % ~
b Capp. a59
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

Old Lady Improving the occasion)--
All. my poor man. yon would not pc In
this position II you had received an
early training in some trade oT call
ing. Tramp-Don't you tork fco sud.
den about wot you don't know nothin'
about. Hissas. No trainln', indeed
wy, / was In prison afore I was four
teen.--Iondon Mail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

FOR sALE-- Three acres 81 grass. Apply d
81 II. Clara 80 Hill street. sstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
TALK Of THE TOWN.

gava FIJI 4tas..n.
oa lawns At Naugllaa II
Special eiit price Pm muslin suits a.
Ap9oEl y.
Eastern n.ate Tea ca. giyes rea
stamps
Sale III muslin underwear at
Vaughans
Il qreat variety III III eent washable
beEs IT psrrg
=.
ngrht IN hrsIy,ase fr3B.
l. III. AfsfeaaA gssah VOLS loaaF ~
leg 4. lA8ilte M HI hgasisFiAis Y ss7lss
iAs Il Als Aofle iA taia sitS
u. II scott returned tliis morning from
2 sHReAA aass eAtahg Az 5ae p9A1'
Charles Young returned from few
aaqs risft with friends IN Toy. N. III.
II. H6war8 AIeIntyra III North Long
beach M I II VISITING frieads I'll thr
.citr.
,.
1 peek. W WY \ bashel Nv smith II cum
int.
s.,
sse aaa I'M $500 aEssa $3.50 s1 4gsi.
block.
I'll
mares L9AsEaan Hetafhsa sestesaas
IianA kfFe NeeAs vacation sReAt 4a
Boston
&. Oranges Ana family went to
RAndolph tllis nofnirr for & two weeks
vacation.
-
SIS FREQ III N hate ~ itsilAs A9s teA aasa
vacation rom i-Yii1QafiAAe, Mhsfe 81 n
eieEAifg M 4 s19Ee
AAf- a9a aaFs. III Qs aaeeieF 1eAaisleA
aash AASht tfela Y MeeA Eisas VIII Ee-
satiFes n Troy ~ y
Mis- Annie stewart ana glfss Common
we,r IN Saranae LAM. NJ. ". live night
M mend tha sun,speF
Frank bateaeaAef, proprietor ~ the
W oaahiifE tlAA4 a9ase, Was III the elts
iast evening on aaslhess,
Buy reliable pianos III Baslev's SEnsie
rooms E.ow pfieas ana easy terms. 2ao
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

Il hope Won won't insist upon a long
engagement. dearest. be said tsnderly
"No, sweetheart won't You have
NOT money enough to make one enjoy
ahie." she answered practically Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

LOST-nH the sahafhan train that left barre
for Montpelier SATURDAY GniF T. at BE q sI0ee
BALI EsaAer viii ~ rewarded vita Sz1a Is
bringing i % T. RaFheri. Uatan Clothing
j tore barFa a7s4t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

He who Is that plain iady7 She-
That Il my mother He-0h. / beg
pardout / didn't notice the resem-
blance. London 0pinion,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

II roptures ths cells of the fruit. ana
decay takes piAeN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

among the garnerlng war bands. he
fastened his few remaining tasks and
set the day for the start. Now the
day was come. His farewells had been
said at the shack and at headquarters.
Breakfast over and Shadrach put TO
the shafts, lie would take his way up
the river. But first there must be laid
upon SQuaw Charley final and sol
emn charge.
The prayer finished, be pst out hand
and touched the Indian. Then he
opened his tear blurred eyes and look
ed at him. his face softening and work
ing. SQuaw Charley did not bulge. His
palms We're still pressed tight. He
blinked Mt the wagon bed.
Charles said the evangelist ear
nestly. you and love the little family
over yonder. They have been good
and kind. I want you to watch over
them while l am gone and be faithful
to them. The father is crippled and
weak, and he hats no friends. Charles.
you must be friend to him and to the
girls. No matter what happens, do not
fail them. There will be another guard
ing. Guard with him. Something may
call him away. Some one may kill
him, Take his place. If danger comes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

tell of It at the fort. Do you promise,
Charles? Do you PROMISE? He lean
ed forward. entreating.
The outcast moved from side TO side
uneasily.
Promise. promise.' said David
Bond. You must give up anything
for them. even your life. Remember
that-even your life. l have told you
often. and you have not forgot, Great
er love hath no man than this. that a
man lay down his life for his friends "
Again the Indian moved uneasily.
For his friends" repeated the
evangelist. ''Ah. they have been your
friends He put his fingers beneath
Squaw Charley's chin and lifted it, The
twoIlooked long into each others eyes.
Then they arose and parted.
Later when the last buckle of Shad-
rach's harness was fixed David Bond
climbed to the seat and took up the
reins. 4 score of troopers about the
head of the white horse stepped aside
and formed n little lane. Here and
there Il man reached up. Here and
there too. were awkward attempts at
wit. Hope y We made yer will. par
son." called one. Look out them locks
| O yourn don't go t trick out some big
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

bucl,' admonished a second. Good
by cried n third, salutihg with great
form atty. Tell OF st. Peter he'll cit
bunch of us some time this summer"
To all the evangelist returned his
blessing.
The Interpreter showed forward
through the growing crowd and made
a show of friendiiness. "Gran'pa," he
said. you're pritty game, all right.
Most old war bosses like you'd be
stayin' home and enjoyin' their pen
siCn.''
DAVID ROni threw UP his mead re-
sentfuuy. Pension he said. and
shot Il searching look into Matthews
face. y am not a man who sells his
principles for money. What | give
to my country give free
The crowd cheered him, swinging
their caps
Then there was n hush. 4 shrunken
figure was hurrying up. stretching out
thin hands to detain him. No one
scoffed now, but one stout trooper put
an arm about Jameson TO steady him
while he talked.
Mr. Bond, the colonel thinks
Oughtn't to go with you. He wants
me to wait for the ambulance. rUt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

he's fooling-nes s foolinE" lie means
me to stay behind. and know il. So
I've come TO say that | look to you to
find mother and Alice. Tell them 10
hurry. for ] can't stand this-long."
The gray head dropped TO the troopers
shoulder.
Jameson said the evangelist. ''if
God spares my life l shall meet your
mother and sister. | shall cheer them
and help them. believe | shall save
them If they are given to me. shall
come straight back. E0 not go With
the command. Stay behind. Jameson.
I'll bring them to YOU
I'll stay. then. | believe
The preacher smiled down and TO
everv side. Then he clucked to Sha-l-
rach. The tugs Strengthened. The
wagon rolled slowly out of the post.
Tie sunlight shone upon the green
box ana the rcd wheels and upon the
stanch old driver. who never once
looked back. Above. emblem of the
sublime Martyr, sagged the high board
cross
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

she
| PIOW Woman !
By ELEANOR GATES.
Author of Biography o a Prairie Girl"
COPYRIGHT. COMPANY {
By ELEANOR GATES.

,hor Of THE Biography of q p

line of sduaws who threw him maliG-
nant glances and jeered at him. He
left, surprised, saddened. but mistaken.
Impotence, bold hatred and defiance
these We're following the smoke from
Medicine mountain. They formed
cue that pointed to one fact-the prls-
Oners were disappointed. They had
been expecting not peace and reserva-
ton life, but freedom and battle.
. David Bond felt n double need for
his quick departure and his services
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
COULDN'T MAKE 1T SICK
Railroads Come Back to Homeseekers'
Rate After AboIishing Them.

Some time ago there was an effort
made by some of the western roads to
do away with the homescekers' rates
TO the southwest. For a time the move
was successful and the rates were stop
ped il November. Word has now reach
ed the city that they will be given
again on the first and third Tuesdays
OF each month. However. the rate has
been changed from a fiat rate TO all
points in eastern Colorado, Kansas,
Texas and Oklahoma TO a straight fare
plus 81 for the round trip.
DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are
sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

Clydesdale and English shire horses.
captured % prizes at the live stock
show in Chicago last week His string
of horses won five blue ribbons, 10
red ribbons. seven white ribbons and
one gold ribbon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
CHAPTER Xxx.

N1 AVID BOND was on his knees
~ in the bed Of his wagon be-
EeF65z meath the high board cross.
EEGJ Before him he hold an omen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
Ito be Continuhd).

Took Many Prizes.
A G. Soderberg of CISCO, H., the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

Ladies' 16 button kid
gloves, "Centemeri," as
sorted colors, S3.75 and
1898.
Ladies' 2 clasp kid
gloves in all colors from
$1.o0 up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Hon. Tom Weedin, of Pinal county, will be one of the prominent members of the legislative council. He will be one of the ablest. Perhaps there is not a man in Arizona more capable of giving advice and direction as to any change in the laws affecting the mining industry of the territory. There Is no condition of this industry with which he is not thoroughly ia miliar. MT. Weedin. besides being es- pecially qualified to look after the mining industry is perfectly familiar with every other interest and condi' ton in the territory. He and Buck ey" O'Neill, both printers, came to Arizona together, looking for employ ment, and both afterwards became prominent in the newspaper profes sion here. We expect to see the mem Der of the council from Pinal take a prominent part in the work of that legislative body.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

road work from place to place until now he is holding the responsible DO sition of trainmaster on the Cananea railroad, which has It's northern termi- nus at Naco in this county. A man whose honor has never been called in question; man of sterling reliability whose word is his bond, a man full of ambition for his county and his terri tory and one who believes in the per feet equality of all men and interests before the law. his election as speak CT of the twenty-third legislature would insure service in that position creditable to the democratic party and to the territory of Arizona.
 This paper recognizes the ability and high character of all the aspirants for the speakership, but we are sin. ce-c that there should not be a dis SC, ting voice among the democratic members of the twenty-third legislat' ure to the election of Mir. Bailey, thus securing an able and worthy presiding cfiter and thus giving just reward to the democrats of Cochise county foi their long and unwayering fidelity tc the democratic party.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19
THE P5oSPEcTOR.

It is a pitiable truth that very few men ever get rich prospecting. The great majority of the noble followers of the trail do little better than win a grub-stake not a few of them die in proverty. Yet prospecting, despite it's poor promise of reward, keeps an army of men at work. And upon this army depends the success of the min ing industry. It is this army of pa tfent. dauntless men that stimulates; that keeps moving the mining business of the world. The greatest battles ever fought are those in which this army of men engage. It is an army composed of soldiers of honest toll, but of martyrs and pioneers. march ing through the unsettled West. fight ing mountains and making straight the way for others to follow, unlock ing the treasure vaults of Nature tC increase the riches of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19
THE SPEAK ERSHIP.

As the time for the meeting of the legislature draws near the question of the speakership of the assembly is attracting the attention of the demo- crats of the territory. There are four democratic members of the assembly fo are aspirants to the honor of pre-
 ling over the session of that body
 naming the committees. These
 D W. D. Bell, of Maricopa county,
 whitesides, of Santa Cruz county,
 Williams, of Mohave county, and
 n. Neill Bailey, of Cochise county.
 MT. Bailey has the unanimous sup Jrt of the members from Cochise and .dr. Bell has the support of the mem bers of Maricopa It is conceded that either MT. Bailey or Mir. Bell will be elected as speaker. That MT. Bailey will be victorious in this contest is the hope of the democrats of this county.
 MT. Bailey is qualified in every way for the position and besides he repre- sents a county which is always relied upon to "save the day" when the democratic party is battling with the enemy. Cochise county has always been loyal to the democratic party and has never been rewarded by being given a presiding officer of either leg islatiye house This ought to be suffi- cient to insure the election of MT. Bailey; it would be just recognition of a county larger than any other in the territory. one that regularly gives tha largest democratic majority and besides it would be putting a man in the presiding chair of the legislative assembly who could be relied upon to use the position with impardality and absolute devotion to the interests of the peopIe of this territory and with a spirit of fairness to every interest
 NIT. Bailey is not the man to seek public position for the purpose of us ing it for the reward of friends or to punish enemies; he is not the man to seek a position by posing as the only man whom the people can safely trust. He asks to be elected speaker because he believes that he has the ability to discharge the duties of the nosition and because he believes the position should be given to Cochiss county, not only because of it's politl cal complexion, but because no- othel county has such large property inter ests to be considered by the legislat ure. The democrats of Cochise eoun ty declared in their county and terri toriaI conventions last fall in favor O an equitable bullion tax law SC tha the burden of mining taxation nigh he more evenly placed upon that clas of proper.y; Mir. Bailey will stand fo th,s and this is what the people of Ari xonz have been demanding for year MT. Bailey. if elected speaker, vii have no one to serve; while he is il the employ of railroad it is Mex can railroad and therefore will not D interested in any legislation whicl might come before the Arizona iegis Iature.
 Mr. Bailey has spent all the year of his maturity in Arizona and by h' energy and ability has steadily ao vancsd in all that goes to make a nigi class citizen: starting at Bowie sta ton as a railroad clerk he has Oeel advanced in his chosen calling of rai
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

The third house" of the twenty third legislature promises not to be with members, owing to the absence of the railroad pass.
 The statistics on the mineral output of the country during the last year show that Arizona is>crowding up to first place as a copper producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Newspapers of Arizona should look after the law of libel and damage ir the territory. That law is monster that ought to be taken in hand with out delay. A person who sues news paper for libel should be made to pay all costs, including attorneys fees Ii a failure is made in prosecuting the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

The corporation yawpers are al ready at work at Phoenix. It Is to be hoped that the conservative element will be strong enough in the legislat- ure to see that DO harm comes to Arizona by anything like raiding the industries which are the bone and sinew of our prosperity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Uncle Jim Doran is looming up for president of the legislative council This old pioneer has served in several former legislatures and the last time the republicans had majority in the council some ten years ago, Dorar was its president.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

We hope the coming session of the legislature will take occasion to pass at an early day concurrent resolu- tion calling attention of congress to inc fitness of Arizona and the desire of our people for separate statehood,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

| H. Ewen returned last night to bis old home in G-oliao, Iexas, after a yisit in this city with his brother. J. IG Eweli. of the big department store at inc Corner of Ninth street and G ayeuue
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

Judeing by the fact that he paid taxes on only $2.000. 900 personal prop erty, although in possession Of SSo,- 900 900 worth. Russell Sage's few brief remarks on the art of saving money can hardly be regarded, any longer. as constitrtire a tip.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochise. ss.
 IN. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do soiernuly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona fde cicuIation of the daily editions of the Bishee Daily Review for the month of Dec. 1906. and that from the state ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deducted.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

There has been a loosening of the oil spigot in Texas and now fuel is arriving at Douglas in satisfactory quantities. At the Queen smelter yes terday a three weeks supply was re- ported on hand 9-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-19

A state senator has just been ex- pelled from the Arkansas legislature for accepting bribe. If that is the only penalty to be applied it cannot he said that Arkansas is harsh with her bribe-takers.