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The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
Hapic Rise.

"pa," said Mrs. Hasdapple, az she
onsns.i tine letter, ''ths nan WHO ran
over CIR old crippled COW with his
automobile wants " know Eor much
Sne WI worth"
TELL MIN about ~" d5awleo H1ram
HardaDpie Let nls sss, IL war that
poor 7ilias. doctor. wasn't tts"
"Eo. Hiram, II was a city teller"
"Waz, en-? Well BY heck, tell him
che WAS & iirat-class oritte5 aad worth
ever cent Of $50"
..And. come TO think about II, HI
ram, MS automobile ~as almost long
as q rteamDoat, with glass windows,
Az lights and a horn that you coulc
hear FIVE miles"
"What? yhen write and tell him the
COW ne Killed was u genuine imported
prize-vinninr HOistein and worth $500.
and Il ne doesn't settle up every cent
u cash I'll put the law on him"
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

There will be ns.isic In the air when
tine nig battleship fleet is not engaged
IN naval practice No less than 25
pianos with ypiannias were taken along
on the ships, having been furnished
BY private subscription Tor the delee-
tation Of officers and men. That gives
and come 1of the vessels will nave two
pianos with mechanical attachments
And as a full supply nf both classic
and popular music goes along there
isn't a dnuht that tine Eoys will have
come delightful times The piaunlas
Will play when tine guns DO not
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

They are shipping apples from Port.
hand, Ore. 10 Viadiyostok Russia, Oh
the opposite side of the Pacific. and
tine fruit brings $3.50 per husilel Di
lrnurse the apples are carefully Sc
ierted anh packed. nut tine fact that
auch prices can be obtained fully war.
rants tine trouble. When an American
prnniict as perisiIabie as apples can
be shipped 1Q,9o0 miles across the
water and gold al big profit II should
he announcement 10 ltIy tine same
IprDress with other articles There are
hunnreIis of things which the limited
Btates can supply. and the field IL
waiting 70 be improved
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Has MBurmuf HappeninH Of fhs
Par Sewn 1eyk.
tsss-.sfrnC issn,s satnsrsr FrDm NIL
Fs-u Df 'fise Wu>sd CDunenseu
tnrp Small 6pa-e fu- TIM Bsp-
efi1 uf Dur FeznsrS-
SorQreatnna.

Before tn. senate committee OF IL
,terDceanir canals Col &oetnaiE. cnie'
eugIrtss- anu chairman Of the cana
commission stated t1af tine laying OF
cement couid be4,in by next Janul-y
a large number Of private pension
pillE have been passed by tn. house.
a pill has been Inrroducsd IL tine
senate 10 create q bureau Of mining
tscnnofog5.
n 3 statement u tine senate COM
u1tttse Oh cziuais Secretary Taft de
ciarsd that tine Panama cana should
Be completed py 1915 Al . total rcst
Of 33so 600 go.
Senator Gore Of DsiafIonIa has ir-
rrndueed dill providing ti1at tine iI,-
terstate character Of q shipment nj
liuuor shall cease upon its arrival Al
tine place IL state ID where II II
CONSIGNED.
THE senate mas passed tine joint res-
oiIItion providing tor the remission Of
more than mali Of tine Chinese fnuen.-
nifty granted Oh account Of the boxer
rebellion.
Il Dill mas beer introduced IL tine
liz
Of the United RtateE National 1sanE Of
America al Washington with q cip.-
Ia stock Of sIooy99Ql90Q, o. which tine
government is 10 Own three-fitths.
Senator Stone has introduced 3 nil
IL the senate providing Tor tine issn-
anre ny railroads Of transportation To
newspapers IL return Tor advertising
Senator Curtis mas introduced q nil
n tine senate which will enable set
tier IL western Kansas u buy govern
ntent lands adjoining their farms At
private sale.
The Maryland legislature fIas elect
cd William p WhTte U I'll tine unez-
pired term Of tine late Senator Cor
man. Senator Whyte Is "a yesIrs old.
The nil granting leaves Of absence
during the winter months To home
stead enrryntsn has been passed by
tine senate
Etlte Senator Austin Of Toledo o.,
haH been fined s1oO and sentenced 10
10 days IL ilil Tor securing = certif.-
cate u practice law IL tine state with
nut al examination
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
.ss~vsss< saAef,ssuH.

n grim stD-y o. Japanese ingenuity
Me-iy Chinese tc-Tiu-y. nut NOV g
possession Of tine JauzIfez. v-1D ars
wagfns war a-afnst tine sa.aSez Of the
interior These are represented U De
sf the ferocinuz ortteT. tine ilesb-nurI,-
1ns variety nf aaroarianE WHO arr re-
1eritles IN pursuit Of enemies and U
whom acrurdnziy 4 is neeuasr uzs-
a-sz u siIuv nlerry n tinIs Of iiostil,-
ties. Al ieast II h represented tfiaf
~sry effective means nav. iseen taken
I'D bring tine savages u terms. AZ tine
stD-y Reez. whenever band Of tine
insurgents can fe iocatsd q strong
barssn-rire fence b constructed all
around the area. and b heavily
charged with electricity. Then tine
Japanese troops advance tine he.ac-
tuuters falling bach before them
Tine result Ii inevitable II the zav-
azsz face tine Japanese ..ksy are killed
by fffie FIRE Il tfIey continue u flee
until tiIey nrinr up azainst the wire
fence ti1ey are shocked u death by
..fsrrriciry. Certainty 3 few applies
finnE of that sort Of medicine will be
sfisctiye nn tine patient. Before SUCH
scientific warfare the ueciIpatiun Of
tine head hunter is gone AND Fl ne
persists tine mead hunter goes nin
sei.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
Deserved Only . Nickel.

prominent charity worker Of New
yord said the other day about Miss
Giadys Vanderbilt:
When this good and charming girl
goes 10 hungary as the Countess Sze-
cnsnyl ] know Of & certain hospital
wards where she viii be missed
lie paused and smiled.
But let me tell you" hs said. of
al incident that befell Miss Vanderbilt
last year. There was q children S nos
pital which she visited regularly, bring
ing fruit and flowers TO the little pa
tients. and IL Z certain ward boy WIS
pointed out TO her one day as Z very
bad customer.
" On, ne is incorrigiDle, signed the
nurse
'AIiss Vanderbilt talked L while with
the little CHAP and when she rose 10 90
cine said:
/" See here, ! have heard bad re-
ports abDut you. Now, waut vuu 10
promise me TO he good. II YOU are
good for q whole week, III give ypu
s. when ] come again next Thursday
THE boy promised 10 try To be guDd.
This promise, though, he did not keep
On her next visit Miss Vanderbilt, go
ing 10 mis- cot, said:
' 7 snail not ask the nurse how yuu
have behaved this last week. ] want
you 10 tell me yourself. Nov, what to
you tflink-dp you deserve that dollar
j promised you, Or not
THE hoy regarded Miss Vanderbilt
with q troubled frpwn. Then hs sai5
% Gimme nickel.
IL low voice:
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

tTisd tn Prince Charles Of bourbon in
isnsiand recently, IL tine presence ot
the king and queen Of Spain and
neariy Az cntiIer members of royal
families. Bhe Is tine youngest daugh-
ter of the late lsun1te tde Paris, riiio
with his brntiseT and uncle served IN
tine staf Of Gen AicCielian IL tine civil
war IN America. THE counts history
Sof the WAT mas been translated into
English, nut me and mis- family have
never stirred tine national imagination
as did Iafayetue. that ntiier French
man vino fought with american
trDups
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

"A recent chemical investigation by
the New York health department dis
closes the pleasing intelligence that
bologna sausage and lliyerwurst are
zare uncertain however, because sonie
sof them ARE seasoned with boraa or
sniphite IL view of the dnuht that
was cast on tfIeze tdelicacies sEonie
months ago this Information will i,e
welcomed by would-ise consumers
whose faith was undermined AS for
q little boraa. there might he worse
stiliugs IN sausage
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
miscellaneous

Judge Dana IL the Bhawnse county
district court assessed fine OF sl2 900
against tine International Harvester
company which the court found guilty
IN 43 counts Of violating the Kansas
antitrust law.
After q trial lasting nine weeks
John + Waish las been found guilty
Oh 81 counts Of misappropriating funds
of tine Chicago Natioual bank which
CLOSED IL lSG5.
a Cnilian cruiser has gone To Meet
tine american fleet al 1>unta Arenas
and esszo-t II ND tine west coast.
President Roosevelt has presented
King Victor Emmanuel luf ltaiy with
several samples Of the neT $40 and
$50 American gold enins The king
has one of the finest collections of
coins il the world.
Eixty-seyen of the Il4 counties of
Missouri nave voted u exclude s.
( looms.
! In tine United States circuit court a
New YGrk Judae Housyh has directed
I Z Il Hartman and Otto Kann To an
swer the questions propounden 10
them by the Interstate commerce COM
mission.
The resolutions committee of the
currency commission of tine american
Bankers association has issued q re-
port Opposing the Aldrich nil IL
/ tine senate and the F'nwier Dill IL the
iinuss and presents a currency dill Of
its own which tine association will ask
congress 10 pass.
Further reports from tine Bower
town tiIesiter disaster place the death
! list ii ITO The bodies of 16I victims
were recovered mostly women and
girls Nearly every iIouse in tine town
OF 2,59o inhabitants, had crepe on the
door.
Carl n. Clements. chairman Of the
democratic state central committee OF
tine state of Washington. has been ar
rested al lDes Aioines, Iowa, On a
charge of assault with intent To kill.
On the first ballot tor United States
senator IL tine Kentucky legislature
,ea-tioy. 1fecAham lacked three votes
of having enough 10 eject. The vote
was BecAnam Sc Bradley 81, scatter
ing 6.
H H Tucker, Jr., secretary of the
Uncle Sam OIL company, has again
been indicted by the federal grand
jury at Kansas City for misuse of the
-laiis
"A President Roosevelt mas officially
stated that the Cuban government will
be turned over ID tine newly elected
officials not later than February i
1909
The lower house of the Oklahoma
legislature mas passed disnensary
law.
THE unemployed men of 81. Louis
To the number Of 500 marched through
the streets To the city hall recently
and asked the assistance of Mayor
/ Wells III securing work
Il Work on the federal buildings "A:
IPittshurg and foia, Kan Is To be start
ed on May j.
Farmers about Petersburg Ind, are
hunting a large Bengal tiger which mas
ilbeen roaming in that vicinity ami
killing live stock.
4 The trial of Samuel Whitipw
charged with the murder of May Sapp
at Moran Kan, has been pos tponed &c
the May term of court
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
Dosrpee ~ n

-lfntner, mutbes. mo.lss, turn shs
hupr on me-" ssid lit-se Wine. - his
ruauums WINS dressing nan esas morn
ing
s'Wna- tip vuu neeu7" sns asked.
"Ynr-vs eut ny stocking on wrong
aide nIr. ne Eait-
We fear Willie wiz grow up 90 Dc
q nswsuuper numorist---csesssauo
Leader
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Our navy eertainiy is a wonder. One
hundred men from each Of tine battle
ships which paused at the Island enf
there were no hrawis. Can other ma
tfinns blame lis Tor pointing with
pride?
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

George n. Wade, sculptor 10 King
Edward, has arrived IL New York, ID
STUDY Dur men and women He will
remain IL New York q shDrt time and
then go West. There is only Dne piece
OF the sculptoT's work IL this cnuntry
Thai is driniiins fountain ordered
BY Frances Willard and saI ND III CHI
cagG.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

King Leopold mas Gent To New York
tor display a large collection Of what
are said 10 be very valuable and IN
teresting exhibits from tine Congo.
SO far as reported nosscarred and mt
.fiaated natives are among them.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
On the CONTRARY

Eph Grsep-Ah desires % purchase
an rezzer!
CIerk-Safsty?
Eph Green--No sab; dis am 10 80
cial usage.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
sc. DO In Goic, Free.

Send us the names Of ypur friends
who want q piano, and If we Henurs an
order as q result we will give you s.
IN gold for your trouble. Send all the
details you can and write plainly. Tn.
knigrt- -Campbsll Music Co., l62S-sI
California St, Denver. Coin.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
In LUCK.

In Lick
Dennis--Hinnisy Is the lucsiest
di7il that iver walked
Parrirh-fiow 6 that
iDennis-Faith, an ne promised To
pay ME tine five dollars he borrowed
next weak-7an he NJ an died yester.
day--Smitt Magazine
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

The elevator Dvyt IL New forfcs
forryssrnnu Hto-y ones ouilcing VIII
h. ah.. 10 reach tine highest Ofice In
the land
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Happiness lies in the consciousness
We nave of II, and by no means in
the way the future keeps its promises.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Mrs. wtnsiovrss s<sotnfns. syrup.
Yer ceiicrcn teeteinI ecftons tho gurus reduces n
7An,nsIaon .Alsys PAN. vind coli $50 oottI
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Wise is ne who knows when not 10
be patient
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
sometninu ,,ew unu-r tine sun

a iady II Illinois sent i2c a wear ago
tor gour rrsnnarlaDie collection OF vexstahir
aIln flower seeas and sold 81 10 worth
tasnefron, OF made 3i4es That's new
.iast esrih TINS notice with i2c and re-
esIse tine most original s-ru and -piant
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

ADovs Is sufficient seed TO grow 81 bl.
ri rarest Vegetables and thousands OF brii-
iiant flowers and ali Is mailed to YOU
fuSTPAID rtJG lZC
OF Il rou eend toc. we will add package
Of BSriIn<r Earitest Cauliiiower John A
SltLsr Seed Co, La Crosse Wis l. 4 W
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Brains can make money. but money
can't make brains.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Tonitos of Cement.
AN enterprising American has be
gun 70 manufacture cement tombs.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Pazp OINTMENT, IS rnsrirtest To egre any cas-
Of ttctinx Blind. Biee1iar Or protruttp, Siies I
Ito itasYs or inop-y retuuaoc, a.c-
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
Denver Directory

You tairr M
chance when
huying q hnr-
hess from Us
eve- sa- wR~-
runrsU To he
Us rsp-ssant-
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bite team har-
iiess compiler ts
with collars
IanC brssri-
ings Concord
scyls Inch
traces. 70 =
sssn m CAlfg
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

FITS, St. Vitus Dane and all Nervous
Daseases permanently cured by III. Kline $
Great Nerve Rsstorer. Send Tor Free So
rrial hottie and treat,se DR. r Il Kline,
Id. a3l Arch St, Phii4iisipha, Pa
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
stork Left ste.vy Bapy,

a 1s.Pound BABY was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Juhn Rsichenbach of Brook
line, Pa. 1t is the third largest BABY
ever born II Pennsy ivanra.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
S22 c. Oh,

sHtryRhsre FOR s1s.a0. Send for Intr -r.,. cat
aIosue ot saddles aru harness. I.uvyesr p-fT..
u IN. L s Itir Fred Mueller SlntIir Z Hur
HesN To-. I3l.-ls larinter ST.. Isenvrr fDpt6
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
DOUGLAS BANK CHANGE.

Douglas International-Americ
 One of the store rooms in the First National bank. fronting on Tenth street, is being fitted mp for bank ouse and will be occupied shc--- T 2 fifteenth of this month by the Arizona Trust & Ranking aoE'pany. This bank ing company has teen reorganized and will hereafter have separate q1ar- ters. Heretofore the trust company has been handled by the First Ma. tional bank force in the same room
 Under the reorganization of the trust company the stock held by George Mitchell of Los Angeles has heen taken over bv local parties and Mr. Mitchell will m longer be inter ested in the company.
 The new officers o. the trust ana banking company have already been chosen and are as follows:
 Judge F. NJ. Doan, president.
 F.. A. Won Arnim. vice president.
 l.. c. Hanks, secretary
 James A. Howell. cashier.
 The present capitol stock of the Arizona Trust & Barking company is s30.O00, but it is likely that this will be increased fin the near future.
 When the time cumes for openins the new bank furtt.r particulars will be given concerning it.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12

trail.
 But the worst vas in store, for, while a person could walk of and leave the employees of the Fred liar vey company telling about the grand old man of the cany on, after starting down the trail on the quarterback of a lop-eared mule, there was no escape when the guide started in to tell of the one and only accident that had happened on the trail, when John Hanse, etc, etc. With sheer mile of granite wall for your next door neighbor and a void that was aching for you oa the other hand. there was nothing to do but just grip the pom mel of the saddle and hear the story through to the last narrowing detail of how the old woman went over Lne cliff at the hands Of her husband.
 All of the beauty of the fantastic formations that the old Colorado had worn it's life away creating, was spoil ed by the echo of tkat Hanse story, and at every turn in the trail, one wonders if this was the place where the historic accident occurred. The trip down into the canyon Is spoiled forever and it is with a sense of re
 
 up the trail to the camp on the rim. exquisite beauty of the ghastly wound on the face of nature in all of its aw- ful beauty. From Rowe's point the sunset can be viewed in silence and inspiring impressions will not be spoil ed by an Hanse story tellers.
 But the best laid plans of men and mice ''aft gang aglee," as Bobby Burns Is accused of having said. Just as the sun was getting down behind tne peniciled outline of the western noun tain peaks and the shadows were lengthening on the temples and tur- rets in the counter-sunk mountain range below, down the rim came a grizzled old figure, with a pair of paintbrush whiskers. From all de- scripticns, 1t was tine original of the world-famous John Hanse story, ana as his reputation las to fire away with it on sight, break for the hotel was the only escape. Even the sunset had to be interrupted
 The biggest thing about the Grand canyon of the Colorado is the canyon itself. where it is possible ito spit a mile," as the "Mickr remarked, but If there is anything that approaches it, it is the John Hanse story of how he shot his wife and threw her over the cliff.
 The worst thing about the canyon is having to ride down the trail and listen to all the fool questions asked of the guide and all the fool talk ana fool actions among the tenderfeet from all the foll places on the globe. Some of them even carry toothbrushes and wash their teeth down there in the bed of the canyon at noon. after disposing of the l5 cents worth of lunch that they paid Fred Harvey oU cents for before starting.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
OLD PUEBLO SEEKS REFORM
 IN MUNICIPAL POLITICS

the citizens can arrange to nominate a strong independent ticket of all DO litical parties, it will be good thing for all parties. and the city in general. It Is necessary that they nominate good progressive men, who will rule the city government, irrespective of party feeling, and go ahead with the good work of building up the city"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
NEW MEN FOR eENEnAL STAFF.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. H. Major General William F. Duvan and Brigadier General Ere derrick Funston, William H. Carter, Winfield s. Edger- ly and William w. Nitherspoon, com prisipg a board of army officers ap- pointed for the purpose, met today 10 make selections for detail of officers to fill vacancies occurring in the per. sonnel Of the general staff. At pres ent there are three vacancies, and sey- en more will occur next year.
 Review want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12

Review want ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12

Review Want ads erIno aa.ult.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
ARMY PAY BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Carries Amendment OF
100000 to Raise Salaries
of the Men.

With an amendment carrying S5,0O.OOO
for the Increase of the pay or enlisted
men and noncommissioned officers o
the army, the military appropriation
bill was passed by the House yesterday
afternoon.
other items Of increase in the meas
ure did not fare so we'll On a point Of
order by AIR. Mann OF Illinois the
appropriation of S25O,Oc0 for the pur-
chase of a tcrget range of ''6,Od0 acres of
land near the city OF Washington for
the use Of the regular army and the
District militia was stricken from the
bill. This money would have bcCr used
To purchase a target range in either
Virginia or Maryland.
Another paragraph that went out on
the point Of order, that it was new leg
isIation. was the appropriation OF
$50, 900 for the construction of post
headquarters. engineer school, engineer
library, and engineer museum in Wash
ington.
The bill. which provides for the sup
port Of the entire military establish
nent of the United States, carries an
aggregate o. SSI. 100000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01

port. Conn. who engaged in a similar
scheme. has also been denied the use
OF the mails
The Globe Realty Company. of Sioux
City, Iowa. which conducted "a scheme
TO get money BY pretending TO advertise
and sell real estate. has also been placed
un6er the ban of the department
The Orpheum Music Company, Of
Long Island city, y. y, which made
charge OF s. for setting music 10 song
poems. was EoUnd guilty OF making mis-
representations ia the conduct Of their
business and accordingly tagged
Amar Farced, Of Bridgeport, Conn,
who made so-calIed "thaumaturgistic
predictions" at prices ranging from 81
to s., according to the credulity Of the
victim. was also put ont Of business.
r. II. Brennan. Of 81 West Twenty
eighth street, New York city against
whom a fraud order was issued Decem-
Der T. 1851. has convinced the officials
Of the department that he has needed
their advice 10 sin no more, and the
fraud order standing against his name
has been revoked
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
OLD JACKSON HOME BILL
REPORTED BY COMMITTEE

II a bill is passed which has been
favOrably reported by the Library Com
mittee of the Senate, the Hermitage,
the old home Of Gen. Andrew Jackson,
will be cared for ana preserved.
The bill appropriates $4,000 10 aid the
Ladies' Hermitage Association of Ten
nessee in caring for and preserving the
tomb and the old homestead and
grounds Of Andrew Jackson. The Her
mitage Is about six miles from Nash
Vile Tenn. The estate on which Jack
son lived originally consisted OF about
500 acres of land.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
FRAUD ORDERS ISSUED
AGAINST MANY CONCERNS

The Postohice Department has put a
variety Of alleged fraudulent concerns
out OF business.
Prof. Jules Marc. Of Stanford. Conn.
who was engaged in astrological life
reading" fell under the weight OF the
searching investigation and is no longer
able TO make use Of the mails to con-
duct his business. 1t was shown that
Tiras Wilson and II. S. Winterburn.
two persons who know nothing about
the sciences. Il is said. had assumed the
name of Prof. Marc, in order 10 shove
their fake readings.
Prof. Richard y. FarOn, OF Bridge