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Minnesotské noviny., 1908-02-27

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nikH mdsta.
1 Nejlepsi doba ku stavbe je
ia, kdyz mdSete se dohodnouti ma
cenach dfivi. pfijdte K nam my
vam usetffme penize ma vseho druhu
dfivi. Mime tfi ohrady dffvim.
Albert ]. zachar je nasim fiditc-
lem cis. 73o zap. \. ul. Telefon
Main 1859 J2. st. Paul Wrecking
: Ins..hnr CnN oo-ff
Chas. Czech. pozisajici narol-
ri pnv1sti jake hrae mid. ofliel d.
Clevelandu, kde budc Ne pfiprayova-
Il k hrani pfisti micovt s6zone.
x@ State Sauings Bank (statni
spofitelm banka) elsie 93 ygchod-
nj ttvrta ulice. VkIady ntinGne pfel
8. bfeznem pfisti mdsic ponesou Il.
roxy po Gtyfi mksfce do /. Gervence.
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ale zaroyen pobada K setrnosti i.
kIadani malych obnosd kdykoli jest
Ia memo Ranks III nievfena bis .
hem obyvkIych bankovnich hodin 4
pond6li veScr o6i g dio 4 irotiiri.
rrok ykladii . a pil procent.
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had nisssssskt fssiie.sskks;ss iie.sskss ils i=k aeae
vithho tax osobniho pfimGly NEST
skon radn assembly K poyoleni
$1,000 na xnoyuodhadoyani
Prodef farmdrsk9ch koni.
Barrett Il Zimmerman, obchodni-
ci velkeho konskeho trhu Y Midway
velky prodej drazbe kazdou stfe-
du. X prodeii kazdodenna cd 800 do
500 hkonf jaikssfliokoii darssi;lI,,;;;. darssi;lI,,;;; PotFe-
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po spojengch Statech b6lem nasti
yaiiciho lfta. prayi se, ze isou gu
yerneru' nahizenv ycIike honorafe
za jeho rel a mnoho riznych ma
rodnich organisaci hledi 81 iei za-
iisfiti pffpadf. zc bv se vidal daI-
Ail.e slzasteneiyd 7 politicc nastoll-
pill drahu fefniekon.
A. iadnn mill 0d statniho w
La tariff - Snalling Ave. byla ma
lezena kfoyisku mrtyola neznafne-i
hn muze. iez patrn6 tam Iezela iiz
dcIsf dobu. ObIiceJ mrrvDiy Dyi orr
poInich zvlfat ohryzany tax, ze to-
toznost jeji nenohIa bgti dlouh3
ziisttna, AZ konecn6 poznano, ze tol
byl Chris Seimans, mIady nemeeky
farmAfsky delnik.
X nejlepsim nejzdafilejsim
pIeslm tdto sfzony naIexcl dojista
pies. uspofadanl sobotn odborcm
sokoIek Gesko-Americkeho Sokola Y
eini q. s. II. s. Mixeme snele r.
Il. Ne jiz dIonho nevidfli jane tax
yelkf poGet miadJch lidi pohroma-
d6 jako pfi tomto plesu q iak byl,
mono pozorovati, bavil &c kazdy pfi
dobrt naladf. Pies zakoncil mel
lepsin souzvukn o /. hodin6 d mel
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-02-27
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icdnim neistarsich cesklch osa,l-
uikiI rursfn
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-02-27

Chas. Czech. pozisajici ndrod-
ri pnv1sti jake hrae MID. odieI al
Clevelandu. kde budc We pfiprayoya-
il k hrani pfisti micovt s6zoni.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
BALKAN WAR CLOUDS
 CAUSE EUROPE ID
 DUMP SECURITIES
American Exchanges Receive Orders To Sell Shares
 By Thousands.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Political combinations which have arisen in the Balkans there was shadow of de pression over the securities market to- day, directly on those of Europe, while our market came within their scope by sympathy. No wide knowledge was required to read the significance of orders by cable from European centers to sell thousands of shares of American securities in the stock market.
 The improved tone of the local mar ket after hours of activity on the for eign exchanges passed further testi mony to the part played by foreign in fiuences in the early movements, Erie was conspicuously steady on de termined accumulation of steel. The closing tone exhibited huch uncer tainty.
 Bonds were firm.
 Silver, 51 7-Sc; Mexican dollars, 45c
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
GOVERNMENT MAN
 UNDER ARREST HERE
c. I, McGIoner Formerly of Forest Reserve, Under a
 S2000 Bond,

c. T. McGlone was arrested in this city yesterday morning on a charge of embedding government funds He is out at present under $2,000 bond, and will be given a hearing Monday morning at 10 o'clock begsre United States Commissioner Stanford. United States Attorney Alexander will be here to represent the government
 McGlOne, until three months ago, was supriutendent of the Chiricahua forest reserve. with headquarters at Douglas. For the three months past he has made his home in Bisbee He has a family and many friends in Bis bee, some of the most prominent men of the city having gone his bond
 Three separate charges are made against MeGlon, date as far back as 1906, and are charges of falsifying ac counts on claims against the govern ment The warrant was sworn out il Phoenix. and was served by Deputl United States Marshal John Foster, oi Bisbec.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
MINERS NOT FOOLED
 BY MERE SOPH|sTRi
Much RidicuIe and Disgust Ex- pressed at Methods of Re-
 publican SpielerS.

It was amusing to listen to the com ments of the men at the mine yester- day morning as they went to work, with reference to the Republican rally Of the night before.
 If Cameron was ever a good cow boy" said ope long miner from Texas, there was a good cowboy spoil ed when he entered politics"
 That fellow is false alarm said another. I've got a sixteen-year-old boy who can make better appearance on the floor of congress than he could. .
 Regular monkey and bear show, said still another. When those Nor rison boys pull the string, Cameron moves."
 Several miners who were talking last night stated that thefe had been
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
BUFFALO BILL
 ID ILLUSTRATE
 WESTERN LIFE
There Will Be Many interest," ing Pictures of the Wild and Woody West in Famous
 Scouts Coming Big Show

Various phases of western life will be illustrated in animated scenes with Buffalo BilPs Wild West Indian battles will be reproduced, there will
 be train hold-up, an attack upon an enigrant train, and as one of the par ticular interesting scenes, "A Holiday at TIE Ranch" In the scene the pleasures and pastimes of the plains man will be depicted and the fun to
 be had when the frontiersman takes a day off, will be graphically shown
 The scene is named after Col. Wm. F.
 Cody's ranch in Wyoming, near Cody, a prosperous city whicl has been
 named in his honor. TIE" is the Cody brand for his cattle and horses
 The ranch house and it's surroundings will be reproduced as faithfully as cir
 cumstances will permit. The occasion depicted is holiday event when the
 plainsmen gather from far and near to indulge in an afternoon and even ! ing of recreation. The slorts of the | cowboy will be shown, t1ere will he
 lassoing, displays of norsemanship and all sorts of typical western diver sions. Incidental to the scene. Ray
 Thompson's troupe of educated horses will De introduced, with the Champion
 Sisters in the saddle. These horses
 constitute the first group of broncos and mustangs that have ever been
 trained to high school work They perform all the stunts" which the
 highest bred circus horse can do and as an extraordinary accomplishment one of the group has been trained to
 leap over table while it is surround ed by party of diners. As climax to the ranch scene, an Indian attack is introduced and the scene of revelry
 is quickly turned into one of battle and conflict In this manner the
 perils of early frontier life are illus trated. There will be other exciting scenes vita Buffalo Bilrs wild west
 exhibition and there will be displays of expert horsemanship and rough riding by representative of every
 equestrian nation of the world. These varied features can be found in no other entertainment before the pub 1 lie, for Buffalo BilI's wild west is in a
 class by itself and no other organiza- | tion presents such varied and dis i tinctive program.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
BONDS ID BE THEME AT MASS MEETING
Ex-Mayor Caven and Mayor NeaIe To Talk To Voters
 Friday Evening,

Tomorrow evening a mass meeting will be held OF Copper Queen Plaza at which addresses will be made by Mayor Neale, ex-Mayor Cayen and
 other well known citizens in favor of the proposed bond issue. The ques- ton at stake is regarded as vital to every taxpayer in the city and the hope is that a very large attendapce will be present. Especially is it tde- sired that all who do not understand the purposes of the issue will be there to hear the matter clearly ex plained by men whose interests art wrapped up in the welfare of Bisbee-
 1 The bonds committee has prepared pamphlet setting forth in detail tn, purpose of the bonds and the grea
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
Democrats Open Headquarters and Will Give Their Rivals No Peace Until.
 Election.
CANDIDATES TO GET
 OUT AMONG VOTERS
Community Movement To Roll Up Old Fashioned Ma
 iority For Ticket.

Democratic headquarters have been opened in the Johnson-Ha build ing, and Al Stumpf, secretary of the central committee, is in charge of the headquarters, and some one can be found at the club most any old time. A phone has been put in for the con yenience of the club members and others.
 In an interview last night, James Letson, recently elected chairman of the county Democratic central com mittee, stated that the campaign which is just being started by the Democrats will be the most en- thusiastic in the history of the county
 We have secured the services of an old campaign stenographef, and our secretary, Al Stumpf, is already as busy as a hen with seventeen chickens" said Chairman Letson.
 The campaign Is also going to be the best financed the Democrats have ever witnessed in Cochise. We have already received a numbr of letters at heaGuuarters comDlimeating us on the unusually sood ticket in the field and nearly every one of the letters has included a check. Men who have heretofoTe taken but little interest in | campaigns, inspired by the clean cam raign made by the Democrats, are getting out and working for the ticket
 Another thing that looks good to me is that the candidates are not only not loafing around headquarters here in Bisbee, but are out shaking hands with the voters, and talking tc them about good old Democratic doc urine. Dates have already been made | fer the candidates to speak in nearly every Trseinct in the county. And these candidates who are out working for their own elections are also, eyerl one of them, pulling just as hard fol the other fellows on the ticket. 'I have also had statements iron any number of Republicans who de clare that they are going to vote fo from one to all of the Democratic non inees. Some of them specified tha their names be not used, but there art | any number who made TO restrictions ! in that regard.
 You may say to the public" con tinued Chairman Letson, that this il not going to be dignified campaign I have been among and one of the pee pie long enough to have no use fo
 that sort of thing. Of course many 0 -four meetings during the campaig
 will be held in halls, but it is equall
 true that a great many others will of the soap box variety. This will
 done so the people may know
 You may state to the public tha
 from now until the votes are counte
 on the third day of November that zn
 entire time wifi be devoted to the a
 fairs of the party, and I may be foun
 in the office at any time of the da.
 Stumpf will be thus relieved. and ha
 already so arranged his plans that
 will be enabled to reach every part { the county"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
TELLUR|UM CAMP RIVALS
 GOLDFIELD
Glowing Reports Reach BiSDee
 of the New District Of Ia
 chita just Across the New Mexican Line To the East.

Many mining men in Bisbee and the Warren District are much interested in reports which have come from the new gold district of Hachita in New Mexico, just across the Arizona boundary line. According to J. B. Rice, the well known commercial travelling man who was in Bisbee for a few hours yesterday, the new camp bids fair to rival Goldfields and Raw hide, the famous Nevada camps, and Cripple Creek, in Colorado.
 According to Rice, the new camp IS a tellurium proposition and very rich. Rice brought with him some very fine specimens of gold ore and dust which he banned himself. He declares that the ore is in every respect similar to that which has made Cripple Creek the greatest camp in the world.
 The rush to Hachita last spring failed because the prospectors who rushed in and took up claims did not understand the tellurium ores," Rice said in conversation with Review man. Many of those who went in go fine pannings, but the assays were bad and the excitement died out The camp might have remained dead had not some old Cripple Creek miners drifted there and recognized the tellu' rum. Samples were sent to Denver and returned as high as thirteen ounces to the ton.
 Sol. Camp, formerly superintendent of the Elkton mine at Cripple Greek
 and Marvin Ish who operated in thai district, have taken up large number of claims, and they are getting them 1 ready to lease out, much of it having already been cut up for the leasers Arthur Philbrick, mining engineer i from Rawhide, is also late arrival and he believes that SyIvanite will ! equal, if not surpass. Goldfield iH golt
 production in a short time. Camp is
 getting ready to ship his first car oi ore which should net him between g, 900 and S3,000. On Camps ground l alone. 1000 leasers can begin doing business at once.
 | S'A man named Wood has driven z tunnel which at present has deptt of 150 feet, and the face of the tunne
 Is in ore that will run S30 to $50 tc
 the ton. W. F. Nihart, of Douglas, has shipped three cars of the ore tha'
 netted him s30 ton"
 Rice added that no attempt has beel made to boom the new camp and none will be made. He states that tht ground will be let out to leasers number of Bisbee miners last nigh
 wired requests for information to N A Berry. formerly superintendent o
 the Old Dominion at Globe. who il said to be on the ground
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08

good to resul. 10 the city if they are voted A copy is to be mailed to every voter in Bisbee,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS

Miss Shattuck as the Prince" was delightful and received many compli ments Miss Moore renewed her triumphs in the role of "Noncemia. The entire performance was an artistic success and deserves the highest praise. Tonight the entire company will be presented in the great dramatic opera Girofie-Girofia, Miss Moore ap- bearing in the dual roles. The stage settings in this production will be elab- crate. Friday night Garner" the great success, will be the first grand opera offering
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08

The presentation of the charming opera "The Pretty Persian" at the
 Orpheum last night won unstinted favor at the hands of the audience. The many interesting features in this delightful light opera endears it to all lovers of music and comedy. The story is so cleverly woven about the different characters that in unfolding story and plot it reads like beautiful novel. The entrancing musical nun. bers are well sung by the principals and supported by first class chorus
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-London tin is los higher. Spot e141 5s; futures, e135 5s. The local market was quiet at 29.47z@29.62k.
 Copper declined to e59 13s Sd for spot; e60 los for futures in London Locally dull and unchanged. Lake, -13.37k @13.621zc; electrolytic, 1S12h @13.271hc; casting, 12.S7h @13.321a.
 Lead advanced to S13 Ills 3d in the London market. Locally dull at $40 @4.45.
 SpeIter unchanged at e19 15s in the London market; remained dull at .S472k@4771a locally.
 . Iron unchanged at 49s Cd for Stand ard foundry, but Cleveland warrants were lower at sos 71sd in London. The local market was unchanged. No. l foundry (northern) 16.50@17.25; No. 2 foundry (northern) 16.00@16.75; No. II (southern) and No. 1 (southern) soft, 1675@1725.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08

Review want Ads bring resuIts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
TO INSPECT MINES.

Dr. James Douglas, his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Douglas, and his son, J. S. Douglas left Douglas yesterday for Nacozari. They are on a general inspection trip and will be in Bisbee Friday. Walter Douglas came over yesterday in an automobile from Doug las, after having met his father at Ei Paso upon the latters return from the east
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
CHICAGO cATTLE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.--Cattle receipts, 20, 900 head Weak to 10c lower. Reeves, $3.409T30; Texans, $500 475; cows and heifers, s1.6095.35; calves, $6.006S.65.
 Sheep receipts, 24,0O0. Market was steady to strong. Natives, S2.50@ 4.5O; western, s265@450; yearlings, $45e@5.10; lambs. $42596.50; west ern. S42566.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08

much resentment, and also ridicule, Of the plea of the speakers at the Repub- lican rally, to vote the Republican ticket just this one time" It was gen orally agreed that if the experiment. were tried, one Z0se would be suf- ficient.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
GO TO cANeNEA.

Mir. and sMrs. H. Gardner of London, England, and their son. Walter Gard ner, who is employed in the engineer ing department of the Copper Queen company, will leave this morning for a trip to Cananea in the private car. Alamagordo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-08
DR. JOHN HAGAh
 MARRIED TODAY
Special From Prescott Says Bride Is Miss Percy Murphy,
 Formerly of Bisbee.
lspeciaI to the Reylew.l


 PRESCOTT, Oct. 7.-Dr. John Ha- gan of Bisbee and Miss Percy Murphy of this city will be united in marriage tomorrow morning at Hle Catholic church. Rev. Father Maudis officiat- ing. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom will leave for Kansas, Iowa and other eastern points, on a visit to the parents of each. Carl Graf will act as best man.
 The above special from Prescott verifies the suspicious of the friends of Dr. Hagan, who left here a day or two ago in company with his brother. Mike Hagan Dr. Hagan, at present city physician and formerly with the C. 0. hospital corps, is one of the most respected men of the city, and numbers his friends by the hundreds.
 The bride, Miss ePrcy Murphy, lived in Bisbee for about three years, hav- ing been employed at the Copper Queen store. She was a prominent member of the Apona club, the mem bers of which yesterday afternoon sent message to be delivered at the church door this morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-26
jlATENCI0N |!

Llamamos la atenci6n de nuestra
numerosa clientela, de que en- esta I'm
prenta Sc acaban de recibir infnidad
de artlculos para regalos, entire ellos
elegantes y caprichosas ESCRIBA-
MAS para los gustos mas exigentes.
En- articulos para ESCRIToRIo, I'm
gran surtido. Papeles de todas classes,
sobres, Lapices, Tintas Y Plumas
pRENSAs PARA C0pIAR, sobres
blancos y de colores. Copiadores para
cartas. Libretas de todos tamafios
FACTURERos nuevo modelo, { inf
nidad de objetos
Desafamos la competencia, no tan
solo de la Isla, sino lie los mercados
dc procedencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-26

- Gran SUI lido de efec~
tos de plata V platea~
dos, prOpiOS para re-
galOS.
Especialidad EN- Gu
biertos de plata de ley
Y plateados de calidad
superior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02
lunonta Ia FiI6idea' en CiguaS
NoTICIAs ALAhNANTEs

AComunican en- la 1ficina del Supe-
rit''endente de Sanidadque 50 han re-
gistrsdo en- C1ouas, ounce enfermes
mas dc febre tifoidea. Han fallecido
dc dicha enfemedad siete.
Las noticias registradas en- ol De-
partamerto &c Sanidad hacen suponer
que el estado de Caguas Is alarmante.
Sc nos asegura que esta tarde So
reunira 81 Consejllo de Sanidad para
tomG acuerdo.
Sc han registrada tambien en- Hu-
macao, algunos casosae febre t,foidea
'pero el estado del meneionado pueblo
es bueno, y NADIA indicaN que Sc trate
de un contagio.
Podemos informsr queAA doctor
Vazquez estudia ell estado de.n5o,..
con frecuencia IN II.
inspectores sanitarios de dicho pua,,o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02
BODAS.

Anoche han contrafdo matrimonio
en- esta ciudad, los apreciables j6ve-
nes don Carlos Moller y la virtuosa
seflorita Isabel Costoso.
Que sean felices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02
SePtltIo Especial del boId1n Mercanlll
.SABLEGRAMAS.
4 4Illaterra constE.uIra 4
los buques
Ira la Armada Espanola

NuevaEork, jueves.A FL contrato para ia
bficar los buues para la a1escuadra espanola Sc
Id ha llevadd Inglaterra,
Inmediaamente, Sc proledera a trabajar
Ell los astilleos ingleses, para lue las construc,
clpnes puedan quedar terminadas d la mayor
Df7edad' y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02
=
:. franc l'''''rl''
1ltimos detAlle\
VI

York. ,jueves. $ srculos po-
! eaPital de Espa il. se,lflrma aus
q del ninfetro!franc I'D. Alfonso
laura, tiene por objeto sltlnar elltra-
voy ofens1vorentreI Fancia y Es-
n espectaci0f eur0pea pp este mo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02
-
% que sera In ca
- cuadra eap@flola
Formidables maquinas de guerra

Nueva York, jueves-Los buques que Sc
ran construidos en- los astilleros ingleses para
Espana, son ounce acorazados de primera cla-
Sc, diez cruceroa acorazados ve1nte torpederos
Y clnco Submarines
LaIprensa de Londre. aplaude las energlas
Idemostradas Dor la nacion espanola, que pone
tan grandes recursos para la reorgan1zac1on de
LA Armada Naciona1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-02

Nueva York jueves-'El proxino verano,
-;s;tara al rey Alfonso Ell presidente Mr.. Fallie-
rss d9 9Franoia.
II vista sc ha anunciano r.
In honor al primer r.
.Akkebraran 81
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Little Locals

Shoes that are we'll made at Ram:
says.
Last concert OF the Fortnightly
Musical club, April IL. Tickets sl.
Plenty Of good seats for the last
concert Of the Fortnightly club.
Tickets sl.
- Of the pest players Of the Cavallo
Orchestra with Mrs. Spaulding con-
tralro, April l6. At the opera house.
The w. e. T. U. will meet ut the
home Of Mis-. Waddle, zoos Eleventh
avenue, Tuesday, April 18th, st 2:30
p. N.
Miss Ella Cormack, who has been
employed At A. J. Parks the last
year. left last Sunday for her former
home, Clarinda, Iowa.
The Altar and Rosary society Of
the Catholic church meets at the
home Of Mrs Thomas Oahill this
afternoon 1T 3 O'Clock. 1875 Tenth
avenue.
There Is nothing better than Kodol
for dyspepsia, indigestion, sour stom-
ach, belching OF gas and nervous
headache. 1t digests what you eat.
Sold by all druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Marks and four
children and mother, Mrs. Mary
Bateman, who have lived here sew
eral years, left last Monday for
Salem, Ore, to make their home.
Mrs. A. C. Wilson returned yes
terday from six months trip east.
Mrs. Wilson visited in Vermont.
Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and
spent the last five weeks in Washing
ton, ID. {.
Miss Laura Cameron entertained
the girls of her Junior League class
Monday afternoon with pleasant
party at her home. The girls played
games which they greatly enjoyed, as
they also did the feast of good things
served late In the afternoon by the
hostess.
During our last kreab orange saie
early in the season we cleaned out
northern Colorado and part of Wy
oming, of the fruit In order to supply
the demand. This time our supply
is limited to 30 cases, and we may
sell them all In one day. The fruit
is the best we have ever put on sale,
ripened i'm the orchards OF California,
not In cold storage. Oranges are
at their best right now. Come IN
TODAY. tomorrow 1t may be too late.
They sell at 10 cents to As cent
dozen or So 90 a case. Star Grocery.