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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

The baths at Indian Hot Springs
win boil you out and make yCu new
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Don't forget the regular Saturday
night dance at Tammany Hall. ISL
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished font
room, School Hill close in. So. All
dress box o., care Review oflve.
II
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Indian Hot Springs have attractive
swimming lakes, fish lakes and boat
ing lakes. 55l
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WILL BE BURIED TO-DAY.

George Wood, OF Arnett, as he was
known, who met death while resist
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MAY REGISTER UNTIL t4TH.

Don't forget the regular Saturday
night dance at Tammany Hall. 15l
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Jots on the installment plan ana
EASY payments. Pritcnard & "iiilans
Addition.
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.

You get money back If you buy an
build in Warren. ~
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PREPARING ROLL.

C. c. Thompson is busy IN rh ls
city clerks office preparing a ron Vi
those who have registered, the sane
tn be used by the Democratic Cent II a.
Committee. This recalls the sun
which occurred over similar action
on the part Of the Democratic CehIIal
Committee two years ago, "aeh the
cIerK refused to allow the commiIEeS
to use the names. The court aeclaeu
against the clerk, but TOO Ia1e TOT Iii''
purposes Of the committee.
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NAcoZARI NOTES

NJ. McMahan, roadmaster on the
Nacozari railroad with headquarters
at Nacozari, was in the city yesrer-
day. He reports that recently there
has been considerable increase of
business on the line to the south.
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Go to the Indian Hot Springs.
They will cure rheumatism and stom
eca trouble. SOL
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Spend your summer vacation 1
Warren. 20
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Go to the Indian Hot Springs. II
sick, get well. If well, get rest and
pleasure. SOL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 1870.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the cbstruc-
tion Of Public Streets and En-
frances to Public Halls and Build
ings and the Obstruction Of Public
Streets by Meetings and Public
Speaking, Debates VI Discussions,
without Permit from the Mayor.
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BACK ON VISIT.

Clarence E. Krinbill. Studio IS3
School Hill. Phone 412. 9"5
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SCHEDULE
Enectixs January 5th, 1903.

For further lnformauon apply q
nearest Agent, to &c
NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
Asst Cent Sups.
A. T. THOMPSON,
Treasurer, CLIFTON, A. T.
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aIhambra wholesale fee cream. 14s
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FOR sALE-Company house for rent
and furniture in same for sale. APP
ply at Warren restaurant, Warren,
or Mrs d. E. Peysart. 953
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It's an i'll wind, but it blows some
good real estate in Warren. 7O4
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SEE Mrs. Rich for hair and scalp
treatment, shampooing. Angus 10
fef Jtf
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co PIP r
HANDBOOK.

PAGES: I228
CHAPTERS: Is.
SCOPE: The Copper Industry of the
World
Covering: Copper History, Geology,
Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mill
ing, Mining Leaching, Smelling, Re-
filming, Brands, Grades, Impurities,
Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Technology,
Deposits by Districts, States, Countries
and Continents, Mines in Detail, Sta
tistics of Production, Consumption, Inn
ports, Exports, Finances. Dividends, etc.
The Copper Handbook is concededly
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Buv a lot In the Pritchard & VIII
Eians Addition to Bisbee.
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SAYS HE'LL SHOOT HER.

A lot in the Pritchard Williams
Addition is a good investment
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s25 90 down win secure lot IN
r,-stcbard e. Williams Addition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11

by some accident the following item
was omitted from the social columns
of the Eagle Sunday morning
Mrs. Jno. u. Hines arranged a de
ilghtful affair for the Entire Nous
Club on Thursday afternoon, and In
addition TO the membership we're
present ladies visiting friends In this
city. Progressive FIVE hundred was
the medium Of amusement, and Mrs
Hines extended such cordial welcome
10 the guests, and their pleasure
was so thoughtfully looked after
while the games were in progress that
the success Of tn afternoon was es-
tablished in every particular. The
pretty rooms we're bright, fresh and
fragrant with fiowers-narcissus,
ferns and sweet peas predominating.
Chocolate minis we're passed during
the games. After a cut for the SOU
yenir, Mrs. Haswell, in a nice little
speech, presented the pretty favor of
the hotess to Mrs. Adams. A dainty
and dlicious course was served. con.
sisting Of chicken salad, olives, crack.
ers,, cheese straws. sandwiches, choc-
olate and cream. Mrs. Hines was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. Kate Martin. The next meeting
of the Club win be held with Mrs.
Geo. W. Smith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
DEPARTMENT EXPERTS WILL BE
WELCOMED.
President |. M. Cook Of Farmers un-

President |. M. Cook Of Farmers un-
ion Cooperating with Congress
man Hardy to Secure Speakers.
In a recent published letter Con-
gresham Hardy mentioned that spec
ialists from the Agricultural depart
ment of lecture on plants, soils and
roads were available where they were
assured of an audience of interested
farmers, and stated he had writtn the
presidents of Farmers Unions in his
district and invited their cooperation
President |. NJ. Cook of the Brazos
county Farmers Union was in the city
yesterday and stated that he was in
communication with Mr.. Hardy with
a view to arranging a three days pro-
gram in Brazos county. the speakers
to visit various parts of the county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11

Horace Ferguson is here from
Houston on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Edge are here from
Zulch visiting relatives.
Misses Garth will entertain the
Bachelor Girls Club Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
]. II. White of Wixon was in the
city yesterday. Mr. White is russell
ing with a spell of the grip.
Mrs. John Bratton and Miss Virgie
Barton of Itasca, Texas, are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wells.
Found-A watch fob anr charm.
Owner can get same by Identification
and payment for this notice. SO
A. w. Wilkerson returned from
Matagorda, and report his uncle, Mr..
Wadsworth. still critically i'll.
Remember harrington Hall at the
opera house Thursday night. Seats
on sale at Haswells. So
William Bosse and little daughter
Of Navasota were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Moehlman of this city
Sunday.
Ladies, call and see our new mod
els in $3.50 oxfords. tan and black
feathers. Wilson & Derden, THE
Store Ahead" 81
C. G. Walker, who was quite i'll Sat
urday and Sunday, reported better
Ed Hall was confined TO his home
illness Sunday.
Mrs ]. ]. Piper returned to Hous
ton yesterday after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Lewis
and other relatives.
I Chas Vesmirovsky, John KrasareB
and Joe Kosh went to Houston yester
day to hear the great viohnist, Jan
Kubelik, last night.
Mrs. l.. B. MENDOZA has returned
from Houston, where she was called
on account Of the death Of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Todaro returned
from Dallas Sunday, accompanied by
Frank Todaro, whose state OF
health shows little Improvement.
Jake Aaron of Canton, Miss, and
Miss Sadie Morris of Houston, arrived
Sunday to visit relatives in this city
and are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ry Marwill.
Mrs. Tracy G. Watson has been
called to New Orleans on account oil
the serious illness of her mother.She
was accompanied by Misses Ollie and
Clara Anthony.
Lost-Between telephone office and
Brick warehouse crossing on H. & T
c., a crescent shaped old gold brooch
set with FIVE pearls. Reward for re
turn to Telephone Office. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
ARCH GEE TAKEN TO WACO.

is the Young Man Who Was Arrested
Here in Connection With Temple
Bolton Mail Robbery.
Arch Gee, ARRESTED here few days
ago by Deputy Sheriff j. d. Conlee,
was taken to Waco Sunday by Depu-
ty United States Marshal w. A. Car
per of the Wetern District of Texas,
ca a warrant issued by United States
Commissioner A. p. Mccormick Of
Waco, in which Gee is charged with
robbing the mail. Gee is the man who
was identified by Express Agent But
Ter of Navasota as the party who
clshed an express money order at the
Navasota office. The Eagle learns
that Gee claims he can prove an alibi
in connection with the events of the
case.
Deputy Sheriff Conlee accompanied
the federal officer and Gee to Waco
Sunday and rturned yesterday after
noon. He states that Postoffice In
81 ector Bass and himself were exam
ired as witnesses, and the case left
open for further testimony, Gee be-
ing allowed bond in the sum of 500,
which he had not given up to the time
M. Conlee left.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.


Mrs. T. c. Num- is visiting in
Hearne.
Allen Smith was on the sick list
yesterday.
Mrs. r. ]. Ford returned to Houston
yesterday.
T. Davidson, returned yesterday
from Waco.
Alex Ewing of Myers was in the
city yesterday.
II. T. Ross of Harvey was in the
city yesterday.
w. ID. Lawrence of Houston was in
the city Sunday.
VIII Wood was in from the Brazos
bottom yesterday.
e. Candy of Rock Prairie was in
The city yesterday.
Miss Addle Moseley left yesterday
for a visit in Austin.
S. r. Henderson went to Waco Sun
day on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Gilpin of Kurten
were in the city yesterday.
Rev. ]. B. Turrentine left yester-
day to visit Nacogdoches.
Rev. Wilmelm of Plantersville was
a visitor to this city yesterday.
Marriage license has been issued
to Sam McDade and Willie Hill.
Frank Kopecky of Rye called on the
Eagle while in the city yesteFdya.
Capt. r. G. Tabor is here from Ard
more. Oklahoma, visiting his family.
Rev. Gliessner of st. Joseph's Cath.
Ollie church went to Bremond yester-
day.
Prof. II. Ness of College has re-
turned from a truck growers meeting
at Tyler.
Miss Lula Coulter will entertain the
Embroidery Club this afternoon at
o'clock.
Two mammoth packages Of Fresh
= Garden Seed for cents, at Haswelfs
Book Store. 40
w. l.. Dunlap, a lumberman from
Durham, Texas, is here TO place his
son in school.
33 1-3 per cent off on all Mems and
Boys clothing. Wilson & Derden, THE
Store Ahead" 81
Rev. and Mr.. C. p Foster left yes
terday to visit at Benchley, Frank
lin and Calvert.
Remember Darlington Hall at the
oaera house Thursday night. Seats
on sale at Haswelrs. 80
Remember Darlington Hall at the
opera house Thursday night. Seats
on sale at Haswells. 55
The meeting of the Bachelor Girls
Club with Miss Sadie Cavitt has been
POSTPONED until Feb. 10.
New veilings, long silk gloves and
golden brown hose. Wilson G. Der
den, The Store Ahead" 81
]. r. Riordan returned to Houston
Sunday after spending several days
with relatives in this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Meeting Of the Regular February Term
Began Yesterday-WiIl Visit kop-
pc Bridge on Brazos Today.

The county commissioners met yes
terday for February term of the court,
and all the members of the court pres
ent. The court is giving attention to
routine business.
The members of the court will today
visit in a body the new Hoppe bridge
across the Brazos river. The con-
tractor has a force of men at work
putting in the piers FOR the structure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
MASKED ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist church, assisted by Miss Cations
Expression Glass of the Texas Wom-
ans College, will give a masked enter
tainment at the opera house Tuesday
night, Feb. IL. A splendid program
will be given. Admission 25 cents;
children Is cents. Sc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
MANI SAME PROGRAM.

It-issgiven out in Austin special that
the University football team as usual
wants to play the first game Of the
season with the A. and NJ. in Dallas,
and the usual Thanksgiving game at
Austin. Varsity gives it out in ad-
vance that they are unwilling to play
game with A. and NJ. at Houston
during the fall carnival.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
80 1.3 PER CENT OFF.

To reduce our stock of Mems and
Boys fall and winter suits, we will al
low an extraordinary discount of SO 1-3
per cent cut off retail price, regardless
of cost. Wilson & Derden, THE Store
Ahead" 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.

For one week / will reduce prices
on all photographs and cut prices half
in two on moLldings, frames, art pic
lures, etc, in order to reduce stock
for the convenience Of my successors.
81 Alonzo Carter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-11
NEVER BEFORE

Have you had the opportunity of buy
ing ready made clothing at S3 1-9 per
cent discount. Call early for choice
patterns. Wilson & Derden, "The
Store Ahead" 81
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
LABOR TO HEAR FROM
ITS REPRESENTATIVES

The committee OF members Of tho
railroad labor organizations that ar
ranged the mass meeting TO be held In
German Han tonight has issued tho
following address.
"The meeting, Is held under the
auspices Of the railroad organizations
Of this city for labor in general, to
get at the truth Of the matter as to
the position labor should or should
not take IA. the present campaign. The
meeting viii be addressed by II. r.
Fuller. Legislative Representative Of
the railroad organizations IN Congress; +;
George c. Griffin. General Organizer OF
the Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America. and Frank Morri-
son, Secretary of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. We are tired OF news
paper talk both for and against labor
and want 70 hear from tho proper
sources. as TO the position we should
take. The members Of all labor organ
izations and friends OF labor are ear
nestly requested TO be present We
will meet at Eden Hall at 7l5 D. m.
and proceed IN q body 10 German Hail
headed by a band. Please be present
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
BURNS MORTGAGE
OF NORTH.BAPTIST

In celebration Of the payment Of the
mortgage against its church building, the
members of the North Baptist Church
held a Thanksgiving service last night
Miss Rankin. assisted by Mrs Dillon and
Mrs. D. y. slicer. had charge Of the cere-
mony of burning the mortgage. A solo
was. sung by the pastor. William L. Pet
tingin and Misses Louise Quillen and
Mildred viagofski sang a pleasing duet
The meeting was presided over by chss.
s. simmons chairman of the Board Of
Deacons. assisted by Miss Rankin, presi-
dent Of the Ladies' Aid Society. Mrs
Martha D. Acker. president Of the Wo
mans Missionary Circle, and Miss Mary
b. Hammitt, president Of the Further
Light Society. Short addresses on the sub.
iect of the cancelling of the entire debt
OF the church. the last item Of which was
represented by the mortgage. were mad'
by a former pastor, the Rev T. G. Mer
rill. Of Moore. Pa. and the Rev ). j.
BuIlen. Of Philadelphia
DR. J. n. Yates. George B. Smedley. 4
p stevenson, l.. B. Jones. and ALFRED
Gawthrop representing local churches
made brief addresses appropriate TO th'
occasion. Letters congratulaung the Noru
Baptist congregation on its success n
( financial matters were read from IN
following former pastors: The Rev. o. q
Buddington, Poquonock. Connecticut; IN
Rev. ]. Curtis Lamb. Noank, Connect
cut; the Rev. $. r. Wood. Carlsbad, New
Mexico; the Rev. Charles d. Parker o
Woodstown. New Jersey. and the Rev
f. +. Francis. Of Greenport. Long Island
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
ASSORTMENT
OF WEATHER ON TAP

Typical summer conditions. a steady ?
days rainstorm. some insignificant fur
ries OF snow and a chill north-esster.
have followed each other in quick sue
cession during the last four days. II the
weather man has any other brand in his
varied assortment, he had better exhibit
it and make teh weeks program COM
plete.
It is an oft-repeated prophecy that a
warm summer is followed by a bitter
winter II this holds true. Wilmington
is going TO be a rather uncomfortable
place for many people who dislike the
chilling effects OF low temperature.
The steady fall of rain last night and
this morning was terminated at about
4 o'clock by the not infrequent eruption
OF cold wave from the northeast. Il q,
hoped that the present sunny condition.
win last unel election day, next Tues.
day passes into history.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
HUTTON HEARS
BRIBERY TALK
Declsi to THE EVENING JOURNAL,

aDecisl 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. oct. so.-The following letter
was mailed to Republican County Chair
man Edward W. Jenkins last night.
Dover Del. oct. 70. 1908.
Edward ". Jenkins, Esq. Chairman Of
Republican County COMMITTEES Il Kent
County. Dover, Delaware.
Dear Sir: The intent Of the Good Gov
ernment League. briefly stated. is to
promote civic righteousness. While it
stands for law enforcement generally, It
is especially anxious for the rigid en-
forcement Of the liquor law and OF the
constitutional and statutory provisions
relating . bribery and co~.up.icn. Il
may not hc lmiss to state that the work
Of this organization is non-partisau, Re
publioans. Democrats and Prohbitionists
being included its membership: and
that it will strive with equal earncstness
to secure the conviction IF an offender
claiming to belong TO one party rs ot
another calling himself by different
party ramc
The chairman Of the Democratic
advised us that he has Information. hO;h
general and specific. that bribery IN tho
intere st of the Republican party TO be
attempted in connection ith the ap-
preaching election. He not only mikes
such general cna' &c, hut expresses a
desire to furnish names of some persons
under suspicion. and he seeks our aid
IN preventing them from carrying out
their alleged purpose to bribe voters, or,
In the event OF bribery or attempted
bribery on their part, in securing the de-
lection and conviction Of Offenders.
/ Not desiring to act merely for one
party. but rather in the interest OF al
good citizens and OF public morality, w
will welcome any information you car
give II you have reason TO anticipate
4 bribery or any attempt at bribery. I
! you will furnish US the names Of any per
son you may have reason to suspect w
will take the same measures in regar'
I 10 them as TO the persons suggested b.
Mr. Hutton.
We. earnestly request your co-opera
tion in preventing bribery and in secur
ing a clean election.
We ask for a prompt reply to this letter
and Of course will assume your willing
ness that both be made public.
Very truly yours.
y William Salisbury,
President Good Government League
Wesley Webb. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

The moving Chapel Car ST. Anthony,
Of the Catholic Church Extension So
cietv of the United States Of America
arrived here early this morning and viii
remain at its present locat on. Fourth
street and the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
until Tomorrow morning FatlD
George c. Hennessy. rerintendent of
the church on wheels ard Father Alex
ander p. Landry. the field secretary of
the society. are in chai Sc.
Mass was celebrated this morning.
The car was crowded with men. women
and children. and many were compellei
10 stand outside TO listen TO the ser-
vice Bishop Monaghan Of the Diocese
of Wilmington. and Father Fleming,
missionary 10 the noa-Catholics Of this
diocese. We're present.
Many Visit the Car.
During the course cf the day the
car was visited by several thousand
people. some attracted by their de.
votion 10 their church. cthe-s by curl
osity. II is expected that all the locai
Catholic clergy VIII inspect the ST.
Anthony car during the course Of the
day. At Philadelphia last SUNDAY the
car was iammed for hours. thirty
thousand people IN all going through Il
al various times
No attempt is made 10 hold any ser.
vices in the East. except morning mass
The first trip through this section of
.hc country is simply for the purpos,
of exhibiting the car 10 the members
Of the church and friends, and 10 pro-
mulgate the objects of the society
These are the development of mis-.
s.onarv spirit. AID the dissemination o..
the doctrines Of the Catholic Church
During the frequent i,urs Of the West
number Of services are held every
dav
The general offices 81 the society ar'
located an THE RoolSciy' in Chicago
Its officers are Most Rev J. f. ouigley
d. D.. chairman. Rev Francis c. Kel'
/ lev. LII d.. president, Rev. r. 3
I.edvina. secretary: NJ A. Tanning
secretary Of the boab: William 2
Breen. Ii. d. treasurer
The chapel car in appearance looks
| like an ordinary Pullman coach Of thu
dark green variety used on the New
/ York Central lines Al the top arr
the words qThe Catholic Church EN
tension Society Of the United states O
/ America" In the centre, where IN
name Of the car appears. is the inscrip
tion. chapel Car ST Anthony"
The furnishings are elegant, and th
paneling. and news and altar niche
are of the finest polished mahogany
The altar fittings are simple but ade
ouate. and the chaplain quarters ar
comfortably and ingeniopsly equipped