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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
GtQhan Justice.

yorkshire engineer acted in Al xhHn!s,an fer many wears as direct'"
 ,f the arsenal to .Ah:ur RahEian. On ,,ne occasion ,he engineer was fired h' " some fanatic in a bazaar and Ia a.ei a romnlnini before the ameer IIit higAness See!ued to make iig.t of t.ls matter. observing: "l should Eo1 bot; CT :1 bout it. You will find it will be ni yig1;." i he engineer was by no mean. satisfied. brt rencm herring ,l3e people with whom he ~:tS. resolved to say n' more. A wccN or so later he was lr -.ted to accompany the ameer on I ride. When outside the town the. passed ..iltIset after 2ibbet. ea,'!. oc>:t pied. The En@lishman at length broke silence by suggesting. Your Eig'lness seems to have heen busy of late" The reply was characteristic. "Oh. no. That is your little lot It was aftcrward learned that the ane-r had executed every male member of the family of the assailant Gpon whom he could lay hands. London Globe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
Instinct In Plants.

Climbing plants have two opposing methods of describing spiral growth The plants that turn to the right in the northern hemisphere reverse this trend in the southern hemisphere. and therefore, for the sake of consistency 1t may be preferable to describe the two kinds of spiral tendency as re- spectively "clockwtse' and "countes clockwise,' which latter can be short ened to "counterwise The honey, suckle and the hop turn "elock wise" while the convolvulus and the scarlet runner bean twine "counterwise. Ex- perlments made by growing scarlet run ner beans in opaque cylinders. to dis cover whether the deviation of the twist was innate or merely from the direction of the light, disclosed the fact that the plant possesses an inclina ton resembling the instinct of animals of proceeding in a given direction, and resents any attempt to force 1t other wise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
Seuvsn,rs es . tr,r,lnal carssn

A bedroom papered with the hags el all nations is occupied by an artist who has hankering for oddities. Ev- cry nationality under the sun is rep resented by the colors on the walls, and the effect upon person when first entering the room is somewhat daA zling. Those flags" said the artist, represent a career of crime which has extended over the entire world. In fact, am an international thief. When l toured Africa, Asia, Europe and Australia some years ago with two other fellow artists we each boasted of our ability in 'pinching' towels from the hotels at which we stopped. The fellow Awho got the lowest number was to pay the passage of the other two back to this country. came in first by managing to collect 207 towels. many of which came from world fa. nous hotels. When got them home immediately turned them into flags with my water colors. and they make good souvenirs of my criminal career" Philadelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
What a Differ. 
 enCe It
 Makes

Walking down Main street day or two since l was accosted by a man whose face although very familiar, didn't for moment jog the cogs of my memory-wheel enough to put it in motion. Finally it dawned upon me.
 ''You are MT. Blank-brother or some relative" I observed.
 Mo- he replied, smilingly, T am MT. Blank himself-funny, you don't know me, what's the matter?'
 Well" I replied slowly, waiting to get my bearings, you look like Blank in the face, all right enough; you are about his height and build, but you look otherwise twenty years younger than Sam Blank. Why, man alive!" shouted, Sam Blanks hair is snow white; he looks, and is, every day of sixty. Your hair is without a streak of gray and you don't look a day over forty."
 "Well, whatse wrong with that?' queried my friend.
 Listen, I'll let you into 6 secret; while in Memphis met friend who impressed me exactly as I have you, and he gave me a note to McCammon & Son here and I simply went and got what it called for, a package of Dr. Nott's Hair Restorer, and I'll bet yOu right now that there is no man living with gray hair who can't have the color changed and be made to look years younger who will use it. Re member the name-you might use it yourself-Dr. Nott's Hair Restorer. Just feel my hair: ain't it the dandy for smooth and the real Simon pure gloss! Oh. any druggist has it, but McCammon & Son has just received a big consignment. besides you can get the first bottle for nothing"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
Swedenhora tn Rufi1es and Mic.

Swedenborg was great deal in Lon don. where he was known and admired and had several good friends, but his small knowledge of English and tIe impeachment in his speech precludea him from any real intimacy. His slight figure, with it's fine features and haze eyes, was well known in the neigbUor hood of Coldbath fields, where he iodg ed, and he was often seen stopping e talk to the children, for whom he use to carry sweetmeats. He was alwa. dressed in an old fashioned suit with lace ruffies and wore full bottomed wig. carrying a sword and gold head ed cane. On Christmas eve, 1771, he had a stroke of apopiexy, and on March 29, 1772, the day he had fore told, he died at the house which he had Aimsslf naned.-Occult Review.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08

There is more catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incur able. For a great many years doctors pronounced it local disease and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treat ment pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu- tional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the mar ket It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to 6 teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and tes- timonials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills TOT con- sipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
Somewhat SimpIA

A rather simple countryman had been induced to promise fine ben o' particular breed in exchange for what was said 10 be fine rosebush When the rosebush was brought. Il turned out to be nothing else than . sprig with little root. The country. man grumb.ed. but the other said tha, he only had to wait few years and fl would be fine bush. He then claim. ed the hen. The countryman went tc his fowl house and brought out an egg
 'AThat Is not the fowl you promised me-" said the other.
 "No," said the countryman, "but you have only to wait year or two anc It will grow into fine fowl."-Scottish American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08
Carl 6rflru5 Major General U. s. \.

Mrs. H. w. Myer of Camden arrived Tuesday afternoon from Camden and will visit her daughters here for a few days. She was accompanied here by little Henry Franklin, who has been visiting at Camden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08

Jake Pollock, the Tadema man, is in the city supplying his customers with new goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-08

Charles WurtZburger, a former Pine Bluffian, is in the city meeting old friends and calling nll his trade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31

Der ober Iaete nod 9eenoigung oes
g%ortrogs: U0onnerilog, bat ct BET
9iiorpel1 BOD iau bidfopfige Mems
fen giet. Wal1 iol ct MIDI fir nloltg=
lif bollen."
a9(lio Ste Serren Daben perltonoe1l,
ouB es iif bier I'M oos Sebenseliif
zines iungen Iaores bonolc nno
ooB ser Seirotsfoniens megell 9fi6t=
eitpiaigllng Ser Gltern oes grauti-
oans ouf omtli1en @ege errei6t
neroen loa uno mlb," lagte Der SEQ
tar. riidte iid einen groBen Solio=
bogen 3uredt, toubte ben @anlef1el
ms SintenfoB, l1no balo froBte Die
7eoer iiber bas Eapier.
81, ooa bitten mir num-, lagte
Der 8eomte nod elmer @eile, l%trerte
Sono ouf oos S6riftitiid uno las
oonn Dor: Gor mir, Dem groBber=
3oolid bereii6en Acknowledgements
motor 0etmor &orl Emanuel Spone-
mitt, mobnboft in Ser Stobt Dort=
NUMB inn Gubr=9 epartement, uno
5meien 3eugen, eridien bente Der
2onomirt Sobann Senri6 Saiobot
5dulte 5ll Mentrilp, Wairie Siittgen=
idieoed. Component gab 81 erfen=
f1en:
Or befinoe li6 i'm 81. Sabre Ieines
differs. gefonntli6 iep feline letb=
lide @1ltter ldngit tot, Ser Safer bin
aeqen nod om 2eben. Gomparent
babe iid) nit Ser poter- nno mltter-
loien Sibpae Gatbarina grilgge-
mann, mel6e iid i'm %. Sabre ibres
sllters befinoe, uno auf Dem 9riigge-
ntonn' iden Sof in Der Commune
2iittgeni6ieoed, Moirie 8udenbed,
mobnboft lei, ebelid perlobt. Seiner
gelebliden 8fli6t eingebenf, Die Gin
%miaigung ieines leibliden 8aters alli
cine formlide uno ebrerbietige Mrt 81
oieier porbobenoen ebeliden Gerbin-
oung nad5uiufen, moate er mid
requirieren, Dies oen geiesli6en Sor-
idriften gentdB auf oas boloigIte 81
betpirfen mitbin ioldes orei1mal an
ieinen gater nit 8eoba6tlrng oes
porgei6riebenen 3mii6enroumes 81
ridten unb ibm oemnddit Die oor-
iiber ollf5unebmenoen @fte in Sri-
giilali aus5ubanoigen.
@el1eben nno perbanoelt IN oel
Staot 0ortmuno in meiller, oes No'
tars, @obnung uno auf meilnem 9ll.
reml am 10. Ml1gnlt 1911"
(SoriIebung foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
slutu gidets. Carr @ppb & GuaI 81
GrMabeiseutams 11ebertrasunsen

gbas. q. gf6l an Geo. 8. Bill,
@runoitiid al Der Smitb Strabe;
Belle Barnes an 6. s. $. @eier,
@runoItiif i'm uelleu gitpegfpd $40;
5000.
slpill Sufb unD 6. s. alod an q. g.
8lod 88f, $50 II. u.
S~oiepbire Siuto, @ruubitiid inn ueuen
gitbsglpd 1886; 800.
ISM. 0pbroipolsfi an 6. q. Stieren,
8runoitid an Der Wontereb ulb Gre
net GtrnBe; 500 II. q.
Srarf S. Shopma1m an g. Otter,
@rlruoftid an Der Mcgnllougb StraBe;
$475.
gmilie 6erbberg Ii. q. an Sranf
Sdoomann, @runoitiid al Der @eguIz
loreb StraBe; $3.50.
@us. g. 8olbt an @lbert S. 8olbt,
~ Ifer 2anb; 5000.
Mnbres gipar5n ullo Srau an q. S.
8olbt, Mnteil an 2a1io an Der SULPHUR
Springs Hoao; $25.
gbories @eder au @ler llbl, 1857
Mfer 2uilo; $4,000.
Gbas. 9oefle lllo Srau an S. $. gals
fins uub Sral, @rrulbltiid an Der 2as
ddppede StraBe; $3.50.
6re6erid Setter unb 5rnu on Bertha
Binoer, @rnnohiif an Der @rabion. Str. (;
s400.
Graa Nsnes BfeuHer uub Bid 8. Nrm.
frong an 6rnu g. s. Cooper, @runb.
tad an Der 8irfpetrif Hbenue; 5000.
Gnatne Stnffel an 5rau U. Bople,
9rnnbf1d an ser Senr!etta . StraBe;
SIG VI.
Ulbin Seioel on 9Drothea DEM,
@runbfdd an Der 2arnar StroBe; $1,000.
6. 3. Balter unb Sran ON u. 8. @.
Maaru6er, @run6tid an Der Ode Der
Wortb Beco8.S traBe uno 4afebietp Npe.
$4,000.
@~lisabetb 8muat on 5annie Nnthpnn,
@rnnotfd al Der Mgrtle.S traBe; $500.
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31

Sic grDberen beutf4en
3 anfen baten in Der 3eit BON
1883 Big @nbe 1906 ibr eisenes Be-
triebsfapital fpnobl. als bas &apital
ibrer Oepoitoren faft perpierfaAt. IS
betrug am 81. DECEMBER 1906
S. 900, 100000.
9as 81 Gu9ern in aranz
fena | m mern, bas fruber fait
aIgemein iibli9 mar, bate ni4t nur
ben s3ned Der Wertreibung beg Iblen
@eru1es, fonbern es mar audi be-
itimmt, bic Ddmonen, bic Mnftifter Der
&rantbeit. gu perf4euden.
Die polber m obner in
9onanb pflegen, UNI ben 5ubboben
rein gu balten, i'm 9aufe in Striimpfen
einber5upanbeln, tpdbrenb bic 5ola=
ihube Dor Der 9austbur abgeitreifi
tperben unb bort, eintrddtig beieinans
berftebenb, elm Stiaeben bilben.
Sas Wafer in RobIens
gruben TT sep0bnli9 mebr pber
tpeniser farer. unb tpenn es nit cleft
trifden 2eitungen in 8eriibrune
tommt, biloet es &upferfalae. bic ben
Rupferbrabt f4nen aerit0ren. tpenn er
ni4t gang forgfam sef4iBt mar.
@treng miIitGri4 &C.
Ieitete g 9uIen gibt es 175
i'm gan3en 2anbe. SAT- jeber Staai
bat tpenisitens cine, Metp Oort bat 80,
Nen Serieb 9. pennfplpanien II.
North Carolina Z, Segas 9, Miscons
i'm A, &%alifornien 9 unb Sninois s.
Ser name Siterbos g,
ber branbenbursii9sn @tabt, in beren
Ndbe fi@ elm beribmter Mrttaeries
f1tebplab befinbet, pirb BON Sutros
bog, Name bes tpenbif9en @onnens
unb Moreensottes. abseleitet, gu befs
fen 9erebrung am 1fer Der Nutbe, an
Der SteIe bes heutisen Siiterbog, Elm
Sempel erri9tet mar.
an g 9 anfit d item CAB es
i'm perni9enen Sabre in 8elsien 210,=
300. 9ierbon paren 95,146 8iers
fdenfen, 67,711 8ranntneinidenfen
bic burd bas geieb BON 1889 bon Der
2icen5iteuer befreit, unb 47,443. bic
ibr unternorfen tparen. Die 2icen5z
fteuer bra9te i'm porigen Sabre 4,784,s
240 Sranes ($923, 358.32) Elm.
8eim g erbet ranspor
auf S9iffen pirb fir bic
pf.rbe elm fosenanntes 5iibrbsd Elm.
geri6tet, auf benz bic 5biere tdglid
cine aeitlans umbersefibrt iperben,
benin ni9ts 1T fir bas pferb unertrass
liaer unb gefdbrlider als bas Der
tpeilen in engen Stdaen. obne bic Be
ipssuns, bic bas Sbier notbpenbia
brau6t.
Sic ogenannte 9ol5s
Of t igteit, bas b.ibt bas
ge4t, ii9 70 unb 70 piel Heiiig aus
benz Malb gu bolen, rubt beute nod
auf mandem alien 9auie in Der ebes
maligen @rdfi6aft W%iansfelb. Bon
i6r tonnten f6on Die @ltern 2uthers,
bic @nfangs Der 80er Sabre bes Is.
Sabrbunberts aus benz Sbiirineif9en
0Drfden MDbra na9 Der @rafiddft
Mansfelb ge5ogen fpare1. @ebraud
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31

9idt nebenan lit oft elm @ea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
MIlerIei.

- NDllI ~
Nl1lti11 - ollo BON ser Office oes
@oupernellrs = fon1mt Die Nahridt,
ooB feline Spe5ial=Igenten BON bort
nod Gan 4ntonip obgeididt moroen
mdrell, I'M ltebertretungene gegen
oas Sonntagseeieb nad5llpilren. Us
mare oies oud Die eroBte 9nmmbeit
gemeien, sic mon bate begeben fon-
men.
SIN Mortag lieferten Oie 8rief=
trigger 1854 Efunb 8oitia6en aler
Mrt in Ser Staot ob. 500 Ef1no
m1Bten in Ser Goitoffice 5urildble'=
ben, ou oas Gerional sur promptel1
4bliefernag nidt ousreidt.
= 9ie @alIerwerf &on1pagllte
lGBt orei ne1e orteltl6e gr1i1l1el1 bob
0os Senefi5 fir Den getera=
men Ser 8reB=4genten fir Wfe1oge@
rien, Cirrus, etc. Gbas. ". 9 o.
pis, filtoet bellte obeno I'M Sperll-
bouie itatt.
@Gbreno oes G%arnepals mer<
len Die StroBen glan5eno belellftet
lperoen; oarunter Slt=Gommerce Str.
pom Snniet 9obnbof bis CUR 4lamo
StraBe uno @~eit=Gommerce StraBe
pom International 9abnbof bis CUR
Marffboae. 9ud Die Yoltoffice, oas
COURTEOUS, sic Staotbale Juno 0as
Marftbaus meroen brilliant illll11l-
inert fem.
Sim Somltog abeno perailtal=
tete Ser San Intonio 9entlber Wtan=
nerdor in Ser Miiiionsgarten<Salle
Elm aon5ert, meldes iebr biibld per=
lief u1o bei Dem ein nlsge5eidnetes
8rogronlllt sur 0rrdfiibrltng fam.
Mebrere G6orlieoer nltroen craft u1lo
biibid geiungetL alBer ibnen fanoell
peridieoene Soloportrage itatt, Die
ebenfaas portreffli6 maren. 9tad Dem
4on3ert mllroe getan5t.
- Dic leete Sisullg Ser vSar=
monia=9oge" oes Sroens Ser Ser
mannslobne geltaltete iid 5u elmer
fleinen Seitlidfeit, oa nit ben in la-
ner Sisultg mlfgenommenen appll=
fanten ste Mitglieoerihaft Ser 2oge
bie 3abl 800 iiberitieg.
Muto=gidets. Carr @oo6 & Goal 60.
@iIIlum s. @oortb
fiinoigt an, BOB er iid Inn Die De-
mofratiide Domination gum Sberrif1
befpirbt. @ofortb lit Elm tiidtiger
Mann, ser lid ais eputp fir Sberiff
Goblin gut bepdbrt bat l1no Der
oas @lnt nn5ipeifelbaft treffli6 per-
malten miiroe. gr itamrilt aus SaDs
@ountD, mobnt aber i6on leit pielen
Sabren in unlerer Staot. Sriiber
mar er @ieb5iidter, ipater 8aufon=
traitor.
- 9ie oSnternational Stems 60"
in Stem Oorf iiberianote nns u@ar-
tenlarbe~ $. IL.
So Cute @etr6nfe nno famoier
2un1 itets in 8urgitaaer's Salppt
nmb Meitamrant, @ilita 5traBe neben
Ser 9ane Ser 8ermannsiobne.
Spbn $. Bolton, offentlider SEQ.
tar. @runoeigentum. Igent fir
8enfionsmipriide. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames &otel, Of<Souiton StraBe.
Bei6e EeIepbone $50.
GeIb at berIeiben = gmerion &
60, 321 @eit Commerce StroBe.
Bfan6Ieiber nno Sltpeliere. Bar,
gains in berfauenen Bfdnoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
Seirats=

auto-Sidets. Carr @ooo & Goal 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
srief-eiite.

6erren: 4oolpb 8enolb, S. 8ez
der, 2eon -8latt, Sas. Clemens, Srani
9uebl, STE Seinblum, Sranf Cart,
Sobn gambler, Sreb, @ottinser @uttens
benin, Gus. &rpeger, Sreo; aublmanll.
CD. &nappid, Gbas. s. &lod, S. 2.
Manf, @m. Wtans, Gbas. 8. Wted)el,
Soc HpB, Nfr. Steuoebad, Grant Steins
Ie, Otto S6mibt, @rnt Saur, S. VI.
ShleDer, Sranf Zimmerman, Scr. 8es
ienburg Sncob @agner, Wilton @olf
S. 8. @eil0er.
9amen: @rs. @ofang, Wtrs. 8oes
ming, $. 8ribfe, @nltden @erla6, grnil
9euDnpobl. Mattie Qeub, 9. q. Weebter
&nnie @eBber9.
@usIanb: MiB gbler.
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Wift n1tia at iferben.

sd babe gefunoenL baB man ni6t
notig bat, an 2ungenIeioen gu iter.
ben, 10 Iange man Or. Sings Weue
g~ntoedung erbalten fam" iagt Sran
S. s.. @bite bon &uibboro, 8a., uid)
tpGre ionit tot, fie beidmidtigt ben
SuIten nno furiert Jog. Boffnungs-
loie 2ungenIeioen." 9ieies 5lnerldi.
iige MitteI gegen Suften, grfaltung,
Grippe, Mftbma, 9ronditis uno Set
ierfeit miro %berfauft unter @arantie
bon Mo. 9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
SOC uno 81. 8robeflaihe fret.
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Nidts lit 70 qiidleno. aIs cine entz
aiinoete GnberIide 9dmorr6oibens@es
5dfpulit, un6 bieienigeil, bic baran leiz
Ben, areifen nad irgeno einem IitteI,
0as linen 2inoerung perIpri9t. Nadz
Benz lie elm W~ebeirnmittel mad benz aiie
bern periudt baben unb finoen, 0aR
feins linen SeiIuns bradte, eeben lie
fid Der 0er5tpeifliu1g bin. Golden 2ei,s
oenoen baben Ger5te aIer Shulen nnr
tauienbe eebeilter Tatienten ieit 5Ipails
5ia Snbren e~mpfoblelr, Gnafeiis gu gez
branhetr, aIs ons einaig tpirtli6e, bers
niinftige, 5lberIdiiige nnb ra6ifale Witz
tel aegen 9Gmorrboioer. 8roben bon
Mnafeiis fperben bon y. Neuitdbter &
Co.. gor 2416, Stem Dorf, fret %perianot.
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gine 8lnfsmiinsc

lit Ser @ierteIoouar, BEN S6r fir cine
S6o6tel gfelte 2ebenspiaen ausgebt.
Sic bringen @nd Die @eiun0beit, sic
ipertpoGer lit oIS Sutpelen. gerIu6t
Iie fir &opfpeb, unberoaulidfeit uno
Molario. @orantiert 5u belfen, ODER
oos @eIo 5uriid bel gb. 9reiB uno
81. gobn & 60, @potbefer.
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Oie 5000 beu tt d n
Mttienges NIT
ibren 6tlialen reprafentirten am 81.
DECEMBER 1906 Elm 8apital bon fat
3,4Oo, o00.o 600, peldes nabe8u p0llis
einaeaablt mar.
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Ole 5euerbe # attung
madt muir febr langTame Sortf9ritte.
Na9 elmer amtli9sn 3ufdmmenitele
lung finb i'm Sabre 1902 auf Der gans
aen Grbe nur $500 2ei4sn ein9edfaert
morbpn
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Gus. u. &otbmann nno Srau Bertha
Bm. ". ehneiber unb emma 9ieble.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13
A REPUBLICAN, CONGRESS.

When, after his Inauguration next March, President Taft calls the sixty first congress together in special ses, sion he will have republican major ty in both houses to carry out that policy of tariff revision to which he IS personally pledged by his public utter ances, and to which lis party is bound by it's platform promises. While the majority is not so overwhelming as that elected with Theodore Roosevelt four years ago, ani while democratic gains in such states as Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Iowa are without significance, the house is still strongly, the senate overwhelmingly republican.
 There has been nv democratic con- gross since the one elected with Grover Cleveland n 1892. That con- 
 gress. the ffty-third, contained in the senate A democrats, 3S republicans and 3 populists, aui in the house a tidal wave majority of 22O democrats to 126 republicans. Two years later both branches of congress became re. publican and they lave so remained,
 The Roosevelt tidal wave of 1904 carried 25O republicans into office as representatives and left only 136 democrats; the senate in the new con
 gress stood 5S to 32. The present senate has a two-thirds republican ma
 jority, 61 to 31; and in the house
 there are now PA republicans and 167
 democrats. These proportions vii
 not be so greatly changed as to re
 lieve the majority rarty of its ful
 measure of legislative responsibility The chief standpatters of the coun try must preside over tariff revis ion house, unless platform pledges
 are made only to be broken. Speaker Cannon won in the Eighteenth Hi nois district two years ago by 10,00' votes. The campaisn against him thi year has been one of extraordinar! vigor and vfrulence and has attractet national attention. He Is apparent.
 elected by a greatly reduced plurali ty to preside over the framing am
 passage of reformed tariff!
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13
STAG CANON LUMP for Domestic Use

DAWSON COAL & COKE for Steam and Shelters Write T. W. Hause, Sales Agent. about Stag Canon Coal
 El Paso, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13

greater than in Cochise county. In the Warren district there aye sever al important properties. including the Shattuck. which have been idle for many months. These properties will resume operation if copper stands at IS cents or over. In the Courtland district there are being developed cop per ore in splendid quantities which are almost now certain gUarantee of another large producing camp for Cochise county. South of Douglas in Mexico there are some important cop per properties which have been idle since the slump which may be expect ed lc get back into the game in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13

It is one thing to gain victory over the opposition; it IS another and finer thing to triumph over ones self This maxim is applicable to political narties as well as tc individuals and the question is: Jan the republican party. represented by Speaker Can non, sereuo Payne and MT. Dalzell' so far triumph over itself as to revise the tarif in a way to provide ample revenues and reduce taxation?" The task is gigantic. With Cannon in the chair and Payne and Dalzell on the floor. it seems almost impossible yir- eipia and Alabama, no less than Penn svlyauia. will stand for duty on coal; New England wants free coal Ten uessee and Alabama, like PennsylVan' ia and Ohio, will want heavy duty on iron; while other states demand | free iron. The C2rolinas and the New England states and the states oi
 the cotton belt, will hold out for the
 cotton schedule as il now exists. Ger
 tain western states will want protec
 ton on hides, while the states having extensive shoe manufactories will de
 mand free hides. And in all this clash
 and scramble of conflicting interests
 the people-the great majority who
 wear clothes and shoes and who de mand the cheap breakfast table and the full dinner pail-~nl be heard but little needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13

It is announced that the Humbolt smelter has been sold or reorgani- zation has been effected by which this plant will soon be put back into com mission. With the steady advance in the price of copper the operation of the Humboldt smelter will add much to the prosperity of the terri tory. When the Humboldt was in operation it was handling large amounts of ore from northern Arizo- na and was receiving the output from the copper properties in Pinal coun, ties.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-13

There are many Bew buildings be- ing planned for Douglas in the near future. Two goo1 residences have just been started on Thirteenth street, between B and c, and another in the same vicinity on that street V1il Se commencedNat an early day. It will be good to see the growth of Douglas during the next twelve months. Everything is now pointing to an old time rush of business and growth.