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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24

Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis
Saturday aud yesterday were y. N
Small, George w. Lawrence, New York
NJ. A, Osborn, Boston; Miss Evelyn
Maddigo, St Sebastian, Quebec Mrs. H.
A. Morse, Union Village; c. NJ. Stevens
Bangor, Me-; George A, Hamilton, Bos-
ton; e. S. Barbour, Mortified; w A.
Landers, Westiield, Mass; y. W. Red
mond, st. bloomsbury; l. Brockway
Mortified; Henry Sanderson, New York
John Rand, st. Adams; Edward Small
Riehford; Mr. and Mrs. J. }. English.
Burlington: I. J. Powers. Newark y
j.; A. II. strong, Alarshfeid; w =
Peters. Bristol; George Il. Jennings
Sherrook, Que.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24

J. @. Wall. who has been visiting I'll
past two weeks at the home OF hi
daughter, Mrs. Charles Robins, return
ed today to his home in Tenants Han
Dor, Me.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24

wANTED-GirI faf general homework. None
hut good cook need apply. Academy 81 lS7tf
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
WILL HUSTLE PRODUCTION
 IN OLD MEXICO MINES

TUCSON, Feb. 11.-Mr. Harry Hal nan. of Kansas City, who had been in town Thursday, left last night for his home Mir. Haldeman came to tlis city on his return journey from trip into Sonora. Mexico.
 He is the active factor iL tEe So- nora Chief and the lano Gold and Cop per companies, which are mining ex- tensively south of this territory. In company with a party of 2S gentlemen he made the trip of inspection within the past fortnight, the party going through on a special train.
 Business interests of the company led MT. Haldeman to leave the party at Benson on the return journey and to come to Tucson. He spent the greater part of the day arranging bus mess matters with the Mexican gov ernment through it's local consulate.
 To a reporter, MT. Haldeman stated that it is the intention of his various companies to engage, in development and production duringNhe current year On a larger scale than has been the case during any time since their for nation. The easing up of the money market and the lack of difficulty in securing labor means that the mines of his companies and will go to work under full capacity in a very few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
A PRIMARY LAW THAT MEANS SOMETHING.

The state of Illinois has been pro v.ded with a new primary election law which means something and un- de- th. yo.Alngs os which the innu- ence of the political uoss will be re duccd 10 a minimum. This new law Was passed ny the legislature last week after a hard struggle on the par, of those who favored it.
 Under this ney primary law politi- cal tickets will he chosen by a direct vo,e of the people. The electors will vote directly for their choice and the candidates receiving a plurality of the votes cast over their opponents will be entitled to place on the po- lticaI ticket to which he aspircs.
 Under the workings of this law the duty of choosing candidates will rest with the entire body~of voters in the state, district, county or city and county nominating conventions will be of the past When candidates are voted for committeeman will also be chosen to take charge of the cam paign and party government until the next primary is held.
 Arizona has a primary election law, but it is a meaningless farce. so far as being a means of recording the will of the voters in their choice for or opposition to individual candidates are concerned. It has but one virtue and that is the prevention of voters taking part in choosing delegates for more than one political convention. By the Arizona plan the voter only has the right to vote for delegates to attend a nominating convention. Gen orally these primaries are fought out for delegates in precinct known to favor some one candidate and to this extent they are advised as to the wish of their constituents.
 We believe it would be more satis- factory and more conducive to party strength if Arizona had a primary election law like the one enacted in Illinois. Then every democrat and every republican could vote his choice for every candidate to be placed on the ticket of his party.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
GERMAN PRINCE IS
 RECEIVED IN PARIS
For First Time Since Franco
 PruSSan War,

PARIS, Feb. 11.-Prince Eitei Frederick, second son of Emperor William of Germany who arrived here last night Accompanied by members of his suite from Lisbon left Paris this afternon for Berlin. This is the first time since the Franco Prus- sian war that a member of the royal house of Prussia has come to Paris other than in a private capacity. It is generally believed the visit of the young man will have good influence on the relation between France and Germany. The only official recogni- tiOn of the visit was to provide rqe prince with an escort of French army officers when he drove to the army museum and tomb CF Napoleon
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
Joes-NoT SQUARE DEAL.

In 2 long letter to the Phoenix Re publican, Frank NJ. Murphy says that he has not changed his mind as re- ported, as to an uninstructed delega- tion from Arizona to the republican national convention in July. He still wants it. The gentleman from Pres colt and New York desires that if the delegation be instructed, it be for For aker and he assures the republicans of Arizona that even if Taft is nom mated and elected, he won't hold it against Arizona and that even if Taft is nominated and the vote was cast for Foraker, Arizona will "get a square deal But Mir. Murphy will have to go some in order to show the federal appointees of Arizona. Just now they are in the Missouri class. They realize that they will get a square deal from Taft if he is nom mated and elected, but what they want is another four years in their present pleasant berths. A square deal does not necessarily inPIy that they will be reappointed, for if the square deal were administered square Iy, some of them would have cans tied to them.-Globe Silver Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
TUCSON STAR EXPANDING.

The Tuscon Star has rapidly come to the front under its new manage ment as one of the biggest and best newspapers in the southwest. Sun days Star showed a big advance, commenting on which the publishers say:
 Todays Star is just four pages larger than the regular daily edition, and we are distributing five hundred copies more than the usual circula- tion In addition to our regular news service. We have more telegraph, and more local news than on week days, to say nothing of our special Tucson boost articles.
 These things represent but a part of our policy of expansion. The en- largement of the paper, and it's circu- lation are modest as yet, and we are not bnasting of them. Still, they serve to show to a limited extent the unbOunded faith we have in Tucson and it's future. They represent the first step toward a bigger and better paper. We hope to make the Star better with every issue; we would be glad to have it twelve pages every day and twenty on Sunday, and we believe We can do it. Just how good we can make the Star will depend on just how good the people of Tucson want the Star to be. We have inaug- urated a regular department for the purpose of boosting" Tucson. We will have a story next Sunday of an enterprise brought into being during the dull times by one of Tucson's Tive ones"
 This story shows in a most conyinc- ing manner that faith in the present and future of Tucson is not wanting among our progressive business men.
 We propose to show from week to week what a really good and substan- tial city Tucson is. We want to be told of every worthy enterprise that we may help to push it along. We are going to work for Tucson and we believe that the business men of Tue son are going to stay with us.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

Colonel Youngblood, former republi- can national committeeman from the state of Alabama, was in Washington one day last week and stated that the Alabama republicans would be for Taft or Cannon for president in the Chicago convention. Kentucky has al ready lined up for Fairbanks. It is expected that many of the southern states will be found lined up for some of the favorite sons as against the ad- ministration candidate. There is a feeling of revolt in the south against the federal officials forever dictating to the republicans in the matter of their choice for president.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

the hastening of the work He said: Put me down as an advocate of the movement. We Yaneit and we are going to have it. The city deserves to be known of and we shall have to take steps to disseminate the knowl- edge. A publicity bureau will have my hearty support\and I believe that it will be enthusiastically received by the business men in general Let the good work go on"
 Thus is the general sentiment of the business men and the representa- lives of the various business interests in the city expressed. All seen have not been quoted but only enough to show the unanimity of sentiment and from the expressions quoted it is evi- dent that initiative alone is lacking for the establishment of a publicity bureau in Douglas which will work wonders for her progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
GIVE IMITATION
 OF A PRIZE FIGHT

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11.-Jack (Twin) Sullivan and Jim Flynn fought ten rounds Of a no decision fight be- fore the Pacific Athletic club here to- night. It was a poor exhibition. Flynn did most of the forcing, but Sullivan landed the most blows. There was much wrestling and infighting The Pueblo boy was stronger and ire quently wrestIed Sullivan to the ropes and bent him back over them, while the crowd jeered and hooted. Sullivan knocked Flynn down with a clean blow to the chin in the eighth, but the lat ter was up in an instant and half threw Sullivan to the mat Both men were fresh at the finish
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
FREMONT FRAZEE''

The old reliable sure filter, Chicago Tailoring Agent. has opened his tail bring sample office in the s. E. corner of the Orpheum Theater building; 1000 New Samples to select Spring and Summer Suits and Trousers from. Suits made to your measure S14 to $35. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed.
 1000 Shirt samples from the White Swan Shirt Company of Chicago. All new patterns. Prices as low as can be bought in any City in the U. s.
 FREMONT FRAzEE
 s. D. Corner Orpheum Bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

While there seems to be some diff ference of opinion as to the correct ness of the verdict in the Thaw trial there is universal expression of sat isfaction that the dirty case is of the court docket
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

A verdict of guilty against a man convicted of stealing timber from the state is accompanied by a recommen- dation of mercy from the jury. Prob ably it is argued that the offense was committed in the heat of passion.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

All talk of opposition to Bryan as the democratic candidate for presi- dent has beeh proven to be without foundation. It is true that there is some opposition to the Nebraskan, but this opposition is confined to those who care more for money than they do for the democratic party or its principles.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

Governor Hughes of New York has made the announcement that he will not again run for governor. Hughes is rapidly gaining strength as as :; presidential candidate.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction Of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
MAIL CARRIERS ROBBED.

TETUAN, Feb. 11.-British, French, German and Spanish postal carriers, while on the way to Tangier, thirty two miles distant, were robbed of all written in Arabic that they carried.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

MONTE CARLO, Feb. 1.-The death sentence against Mrs. Violet Goold, who with her husband, We're St. Leger Goold, was convicted of the murder of Emma Levin last sum mer has been commuted to life i'm pTisonmsnt.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

American authors are undeterred by the Knowledge of what happened to Rudyard Kipling after he went into politics
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
WEATHER.
DEATH SENTENCE coMMUTEp

Arizona:-Wednesday and Thurs, ay fair.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
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GingItunoe: 9onneri.a9 abenbs -
Dirisent: slltgllt Shneiocr
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%itunoe: Gienltog-Girigent: Suberi
4riippel.
.Wpaart-I Gnnsrdor."
Sauptqlarticr: Tobert GoGmer's
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Stripe; Sineitunbe ieocn Conner.
itoa @benb; q. BobImann, Eiriaent.
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SigbIanotorprt. Si%ngitunoe: Gicn'
~Itoes-9iriaent: Geo. @. Eoblmann.
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S%aiiptaiiarticr: Sobn SbmiSi's
(porm. 3orn's) Sale, @de 8. unb
@%ougbitrabe, Sioblanbtonn. cling
Itunoe: Mittpod)s - 9iriaent Geo.
SO. Yoeblmtann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Scb6cI's cimsiacs gtclicr.

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tusrapbicn cine Spe5ialitat. = Seine
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!. Scbbcl. &. Grni, 8eidaftSiibrcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Iarp(ano. nnb Sennislpania-@ Balm.

Shse u~er.a1eu sortt.a penuesS Station:
7.30 MoreeHs gorf @oit, iieIi6, aussenont'
men SOnriag.
0.05 MorscHS Eelta slcepEt., MIR Sorntas.
$50 Wtotgens Beif r ICconl., taali6, ausges
nonlmer Gonnldg.
1.20 sladmittags sleldir NecoH., rpir Samitae.
1925 Nahmittaas Yorf Boft, tdgIi6. aiSoe'
.iorlInen Sonntaa.
4.05 Ynhmlit11s Seiid gccpm.. MIR Sorntaa.
4.45 9'ncbmittaas NelGir 2eeoni., tdaIi9, aus
aenpntr1en SonnIng.
GOO abeflos Delta Accon., .iaIin, nuSge'
nou1r1er Sonntng.
loo Mberos Delta Ieort,, nur Sonntag.
tt.30 Ibenbs 9elair gleccm., tdeIiG. duSge.
nonnten Gonnida.
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Baltimore Sampt Yafet Gu.
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yBtofgIn," nSennefte."
Sampler inbre.t tdgli6, Sonntug6. apsgeiionr.
men. bon ben nGaiseiniesA Bters. gr. 10-1s.
gtabt.SirGke. 6 80 Nbenos, brett nuh OLD
8oint Comfort. 90rf0It, Portsmouth unb ale;:
-1urtien hes Sioers. SeIbinonng in OBJ
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giepi Dorf.
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gt. 107. SnseuItirrore.S strait. Rr. sos unb
Nntttmpre, liro galberts5trabe Continental
Iruit 9uiIoins" uito IIbauabs, gr. 1903. Norbs
gbarIeseStrabe.
Sobu N. shrrtpopb, @. Hrutun,
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