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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05
GRADING Road.

The part of Naco road tiis side of
the Bisbee corporate limits is being
graded preparatory to the laying of
the street car tracks At one point in
the road. it is being cut down sever.
al feet, thereby lowering the grade.
The stee is being laid opposite the
Calumet & Arizona hospital
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Mexican Steals Shoes.

Juakin Samoram was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer this after.
noon on a charge of stealing three
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

pairs of shoes from the Copper Queen
store this afternoon. He win have
his hearing on Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

Miss Adele Paxton of 81 Paso, who
has been visiting with Miss Aileen
Smith Of Douglas, returned to her
home Yesterday.
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DOUGLAS PERSONALS.
douglas Dispatch.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete- Smith of Doug
las are enjoying a visit from their
son-in-law, Samuel Howe, a travelling
statesmen whose territory is in Kan
sas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05
Window Broken.

A plate glass window was broken
last night at the store of the BisDee
Drug Company.
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Flnishlna up GRADING.

The Scott brothers are finishing up
the grading for the double tracks be-
tween Lowell and Bisbee at the point
near tAe old powder magazine. This
work had to be done after the explo-
sives were removed, as quite an
amount OF rock had to be blasted i'm
mediately adjoining the magazine.
Another Engine.
Room is being made at the power
plant of the Bisbee improvement
Company for another engine. This
is being done by moving the old tur-
bine to the space adjacent to the new
one recently installed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

Miss Willie Broyles and sister, Mrs
]. B. Stillman, were called hurriedly
to their old home in Severance, Kan,
yesterday by the sad news that their
mother was very i'll and not expected
to live
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05
$3.50 Values.

Mems Fine Imported Negls
gee Flannel Shirts, in new
patterns, Stripes, Checks and
Figures, Shirts actually
worth $500 and $3.50, at
soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

Miss Edwina Sites, who has been
i'll for several days at her home on
Thirteenth street, is said to be much
improved.
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Worth soc.

Boys Mothers Friend"
Waists and Biouses, ages 4 to
~ years. You are sure Of
finding the patterns and col
orings to your liking. Sale
price arse.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

D. W. Pollard, field secretary Of the
Y. M. C. A, will leave In the morning
for Bisbee, where he will address the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Suits, who were
recently married in Douglas and went
to the City of Mexico on their wedding
trip, are back in Douglas and report
a very delightful trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

unht1rt: but Eleanor succeeded IN grasp1ng the
bride and was dragged for nearly hundred yards
before the animal stopped, when she tainted away
After being conveyed home, 1t was discovered that
she had sustained serious injuries, from which
it took her several months TO recover.
Had not Queen Cristina of Spain been Regent OF
her sons Kingdom of Spain at the time, she would
undoubtedly have received medal OF a similar char
acter for her brave rescue of the life OF child playing
on a level crossing by snatching the little one from
almost under the very wheels of the locomotive OF
an express train near Madrid.
The widowed ArChduCheSS Maria Theresa, sister
in law of Emperor Francis Joseph, and stePmOther
of the present heir apparent to the throne, on one
occasion when fire broke out in the little town OF
Reichenau, adjoining her former country seat OF
Warthoz, dashed into one of the blazing houses,
and rescued a small child which had been forgotten
in the panic by its parents The child, little girl
has been brought up under the direction and at the
expense of the ArChduChess, and has now become
one of her most trusted servants. The bravery OF
the Archduchess was recognized by the Emperor
through the bestowal of the medal for saving life,
and by the Central Association of the fire brigades
of the Austrian Empire, in electing her the only
honorary member of the corporation.
The ArChduchess in her younger days was re-
nowned not only for her beauty, for her talent
as scuptress and painter but for her feats OF endur
anCe eQuestriansm, and athletic skill.
Personal bravery and courage under fire, rather
than beauty of face and figure, may be said to
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have won for the somewhat hOmely but pleasant
faced elderly Princess Eleanor OF Reuss a place on
the throne of Bulgaria the bride OF Prince Fer
dinand the ruler of that Balkan State When the
Grandduchess Vladimir, during the late war BE-
tween Russia and Japan, organized, equipped, and
despatched a Red Cross train to Manchur1a, she
placed her cousin Princess Eleanor OF Reuss, who
had long made a study of Red Cross work and
nursing in charge of this hospital on wheels
Throughout the entire war Princess Eleanor lived
on board the train day and night being spent N
tending the sick and wounded, always as near as
possible to the actual scene OF conflict. and on many
occasions preserved from capture only by the Kec
Cross flag. Indeed, time and again the windows Oh
the train were smashed by flying bullets On one
occasion a car was placed out of service by large
fragment of bursting shell. and from the windows
and likewise afoot the battlefield while engaged
in directing the transfer of the wounded to the tram
she witnessed many a charge and many a rout oelng
so to speak constantly under FIRE. To the SICK anu
wounded she was always known throughout the cam
paign as Sister Eleanor"
When she returned at the close OF the war WITH nef
train she was overwhelmed with manifestations OF
gratitude at Moscow and St. Petersburg, where Sas
has ever since been object of universal respect
and affection not only at court and with the nen
bers of the imperial family but also IN all classes u
Russian society. Many is the family that owes 70
her kindly and devoted care out IN Manchura lne
recovery of a father husband. a son. brother OF
sweetheart
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Other Deeds of Bravery

THE present Grand Duchess of Hesse, like Queen
Pia of Portugal, wears medal for saving life
which she some fifteen years ago while still
Princess Eleanor Solms under the following cir
cumstances: She was walking with her younger Sis
ter Princess Marie, at Dresden, when she caught
sight of a runaway horse, ridden by woman who
had completely lost control OF the animal Without
hesitation both girls threw themselves the horses
head Marie, the younger, dashed to one side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
THE CHILD is THE STATE
By John HI. Greuse1

kingdom OF them all because his IS the Kingdom d
the Child. tr
of course. you already know judge Lindsey o'
reputation the man who improved, Weldeu ~
gether and enforced about all there IS 10 tne onL
code anywhere. In Colorado, instead OF prs
cutting the child he puts the iron hand on the aGg;
whose conduct in anyway tends to make the CI-I.
a delinquent" Ga legal word used III very W. ~
sense). He told me that if a mother let he1 ~ ~
read dime novels and the little fellow 1ecaHe VIZ" ~
the newspapers call boy bandit, she was 90 -
into court along with the child If man sem sem -
terl-year-old daughter to a saloon fog Dotts ~
rum the father and the barkeeper were sun1n4lI!
punished. The principle that Lt@lSeE Lac las -
spired is that the child is above the mere naClne
of the law and is 20 be dealt with -u IalnG!..
way by fatherly man, instead OF oE pun
magistrate. :: one
way and another. For dozen years tins 1Oy5a
looking Judge has been going up and down OoO.- ,s
considering this question, and anSV sclIS II -
logic that is unanSwerable. There W-s SoistL5-1
reminiscent of Plutarch about 1t; and oy ana II IN
remembered about LyCurgus and the spartan 49,
with dreadful discipline, lodged beds OF ruS ~
Tin winter they added little thlStelo"Hl; r3
Spartan father had power of life and deaIn, -.
could whip his child and Starve It, ana ty0o-S r-
upheld the father, because the child was inc P-V'
erty of the commonwealth. ,..,rg
But Lindsey believes In kindness IN anne S+gS
bad conditions His discipline IS not the opS5 ~
lash, but faith, hope, and love He mas 'ulN'N
Spartan principle upside down -4 Of
This man Lindsey speaks in a rambling +bst
way and presently flashes out SoInetills ,.,ays
might be crvstallized into aphOrsrn lie s.sost
big boy; friendly, sincere young jugs ,tbing
dignity on a fellows plane, assuming Hoisr
priding himself nothing particularly Cut Ut he
standing boy nature clearly as YOU Ai0
street which you live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

IN ROUTE! En- route where With Judge
II Lindsey, somewhere between Chicago and the
Mississippi but in truth | found at last that
L was really en- route TO the happier country for
the neglected child; yes, for the forgotten child of
the great cities the waif the orphan. the outcast
the poorhouse boy, the gamin whose mother is
the stones of the street. the founding, the child
that is pinched and whipped and starved by
unnatural parents. This is Ben Lindsey's kingdom.
In my long interesting interview, he had nothing
to say of the sheltered children in the beautiful Sab
bath school garden, but talked always of the patch
of stony ground,-he is trying to make fair garden
where the weeds grow thick
Define his work? Define what it is that makes
a happy child That Is all there is to it.
We are dealing in these child cases. says Lind
sey, largely with the problem of environments
but the bench insists on considering only what
the boy did On the one side is the oldtime object
of hatred, the jail on the other, patting the boy
on the back and telling him to be good Neither
will do You see the problem? 1t involves only
hve minutes; but in truth it brings up the child's
whole history and in the history of civiliza-
ton"
And as we talked on | finally got the idea that
Ben Lindsey was of the most useful of the
little helpers in the country He has the largest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
The Question Boiled Down

HERE is some of his intensely lntereStNe
H How much of man is child .;nal
Correct a child a child and not as III fltY
when parents and the State do thetI ~ Nv Use
toward the child, there will no longer DC an
for the Juvenile court. o..
An children are entitled to childhood. . thsr
We have robbed too many children y
playground" -. law. bal
what Is best for the child. Ian. ard
My duty is TO make the child good t 10 dare
| try TO teach the child to want 70 do TlsH'
to do right" o., N, volt want
to be a thief and he will understand Iii haze
talk to him of jails and the police, ana ne
YOU ,.cure tSe
DO not prosecute the child;
adult who helps degrade the chtd IN Is based
Our system Of dealing with the OA'''
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The Springdale news., 1908-12-04

Grove, met Thanksgiving morn- ing to spend the day together. The exercises consisted of a talk by Bro. Green and others, also music throughout the day, which was enjoyed by all, but best of all was the dinner which was spread on a table some fifty feet long, winch was partaken of by about two hundred people.
 There will be pie supper at Silent Grove school house Satur- day night, Dec. 5, for the purpose of having Christmas tree. Let everyone come aud bring pies and well-tilled pocket books,
 Grandma King, 97 years ot age, died at her home Sunday night. She was laid to rest Tuesday in Spring Creek ceme- tery, Rev. l. NJ. Phillips con- ducting the services.
 THE GIRL FROM AVENUE A.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04

cises by rendering them some music.
 The citizens of this community tog ether with a number of Fay etteville and Springdale have do- mated funds to build dirt road from John Routh's to Zion. The county prisoners and all the county tools will be used in con- structing this road.
 The young folks enjoyed a pleasant evening at the home of Bernice Milllkan last Wednesday y night, Nov. 2. Singing was the order of the evening.
 Lee Warren left last week for Philadelphia, where he will at- tend Baptist bible school.
 There was Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs. K. l.. Bellou. Those present report a fine time.
 HoNOIUJA
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04

ting new lamps in the house. The proceeds amounted to S22. .14. Miss Hattie Canup got the cake for the prettiest girl and Bob Mustain the ugliest man.
 Jim Thompson is home again. We'll, now, what If We would have an electric railway running right in our midst7 Wouldn't that be grand?
 Mr. Landlords folks have moved on Mr. Reanos place and Glen is patching He lives on Mr. Webster's place and says he likes patching all but the cook ing and you know most men get tired of cooking.
 N. H. Higgs and wife and FL mer Holland and family ate tur- Key ana cranberry sauce With Marion Millard's folks south of TontitoWn Thanksgiving.
 Mr. McCosklin has moved the frame house he had built over in the field Ill front of his house and is fixing 1t up to live in, which will add much to their comfort. No snow in November but it's nice hog killing weather today. Mrs. Bonam and son Roy were out on visit to relatives. They were from Kansas, Okla.
 L.. No.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04
LOWELL.

Dec. William Plank a former citizen of this community, who has been making his home for several years among the mln- ing districts throughout the country, came in Saturday to vis- 1t with his daughters, Mrs, Joseph Graham and Mrs. J. NJ. Thornsberry.
 We are having plenty of rain now and despite all the predlc- tions of local weather prophets for colder weather, 1t remains warm up to this writing.
 It was our privilege to speud Thanksgiving T al Bethel school house and to enjoy the day in be- ing thankful for that bright day, and that long table loaded with so many good things to eat was real nice, and in keeping with the handy work of Arkansas ladies. A rousing speech by Dr. Greene and plenty of good music conducted by J. N. Hamby and o. N. Waves made Us feel like it was good to be there.
 The death of County Treasurer Will Medley last week caused some little disturbance of the political waters in this section, by causing number to be guess ing who would be his successor and whether there would be an appointment or an election.
 E. J. Bishop, Elder l.. $. Bal lard and Elder N. c. Hamby journeyed over to the northwest part of the county Friday to at- tend the Benton County Baptist Fifth Sunday meeting. They are enjoying much water.
 Little Theda Beard has been suffering very much the past week on account of very sore mouth and throat. She could hardly manage to eat anything,
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04
WEST FORK.

Nov. 30.-Myrtle Wyatt, who has been attending school at We leetka, Okla, came home Sun day.
 Pet Glover, who has been sick for quite while, Is very much improved.
 Mr. Galloway, who moved to Pitkin few weeks ago, decided to move back to this place again and take charge of his grocery store.
 Iris Underhill and Angie Shelton were married last Thurs day, Rev. Spears officiating Mrs. Wash Wells is improving after fight with lagrlppe.
 Bro. Terrence went out to Holcomb last Sunday to marry Bessie Holcomb to a young man from the army, whose name we failed to learn.
 Arrangements are being made to have a Christmas tree at the Christian Church.
 The Rebeccas took in o23.95 at their supper the hotel Thanks giving.
 Posey Males is greatly indis- posed.
 Dexton Began, of Winslow, came up Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. C. Began.
 Berl Vim, of Winslow, spent a few days with relatives at this place.
 There will be a basket supper at the Christian Church next Thursday night to buy presents to go on the Christmas tree for the Sunday School scholars under twelve years old of the Metho- dist and Christian Sunday Schools.
 Aunt Betsy Bowen Is at Gosh en visiting her brother. Ben Lit tie, who IS quite sick.
 There will be d teachers insti- tute at the school building next Saturday.
 The boys are getting to be ex- pert base ball players and think they are ready to play with al- most anyone now. A mad dog got into a peu of
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largest circulation of any newspa per in Washington County.
Reiobborbood Rews.
SILENT GROVE.

Dec. l. Beautiful weather for December.
 Mrs. Shelley and daughter Miss Ruth ot Fresno, Cal, were visit ing her sister Mrs. J. W. Phelan, latter part of last week.
 The patrons and children of Bethel school and two visiting schools, Accident and Silent
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,ut Is better at this writing.

but is better at this writing.
 Miss Gallie Rose of Springdale, has been spending several days visiting with her friends in Low ell the past week, especially Misses Alice and Myrtle Bishop. We have 10 weddings to report this week. but 1t appears we can almost hear the jingle of bells, so we keep our pencil close by that We may be able to write the whole story.
 Grandma Mcclure. who had been an invalid for number of years, died Saturday and was buried Monday in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Ed. J. r. Dillon of Rogers. Old age and paralysis was the cause of her death. She had passed her eighty-fourth year.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Graham, Monday, daughter. The stork also visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Begley Tuesday morning and left a nice little lady to stay with them.
 TYRo.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04
ZION

Dec. I've have had de- lightful rain. but could have been made more delig htful by not raining quite so long.
 The band from this place help ed the people of Sonora Thurs day in their Thanksgiving exer-
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04

hogs and bit several of John karnes' fat hogs. He is await ing the result.
 Mrs. Cliff karnes sister of Prairie Grove made her visit Thanksgiving.
 L EIrx.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04
No 8763. Report of the Condition
 of the First National Bank of Springda|e

at Springdale, in the State of Arkansas. at the close of business Nov. 2z 1908.
 RESOURCES Loans Loans and Discounts -----------. $l3834l 2 0NSfdfalts secured and unsecured l762I 70 n. ,. Bonds 10 secure cfrculation 30000 GO Premiums on l.. S Bonds 1200 O0 Banking house, iurnit. and fixtures 99l3 52 Due from National Banks mot re
 serve agents --------- sos II i(ue iL rom approved reserve agents 1920 6l Cheeks and other cash items 10 n Notes of other National Banks 7I5 o0 fractional paper currency nickels
 and cents 10s n Lawful money reserve in Bank, viz: Specie ST714 nS 66egaltender ! notes S695 oo l3439 05 urer (5s of circulation .--sz l5oO % Total ---.=s--=.55..- ..---=.=.---.=.--- s23O373 l9
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in n.--..-..s { sOOOO % uiPias f4nd .@z------------4 300 % and taxes paid aidz---..---... 2078 70 IHdtlohal Bank notes outstanding 300O0 00 Due to other National Banks 656 2S lndividual deposits subject to check S51l6 4s lme certificates of deposit - 5I92l 76 Notes and bills rediscounted 10000 OO Total s23a,73 10
 State of Arkansas '0 county Of Washington ss |. ly- r Beaver, Cashier of the above named Dank, do solennly swear that the above statement IS true to the best of my knowl- edge and belief
 c. J. P. DRAWER, Cashier ter, (. C. Dodson, Directors.
 Subscrlbed and sworn to before me this 2 day of Dec, 1908
 (. r. RENNER, Notary Public.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-04
 BLEWFORD.

Dec. 1-.Goodbye, old Novem- Der you've been a bright and sun- ny month.
 A box supper was much enjoy ed by several at the school house Thanksgiving night, the pro- eeeds to go to painting and put
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
cRAcksRJAck BONDED.

Capitalists of Los Angeles. associ- ates Of Felix Maynew. have taken $250,000 bond on the Crackerjack min ing claim, in the Castle Dome district. The bond was recorded and made in the name Of Mel Greenleaf, wao is acting as agent fin the matter. The bond requires a payment of s1e,0oO within four months. the balance in equal instsllments every six msnths thereafter. The mines were located five months ago by R. D. ortega He was backed financially by Rafael Mon roy, Ramon Villa and Felipe ortez. These men, in conjunction with Or tega. signed the bond made to Green leaf The property lays 12 niles southwest of the North Star and King mines and is in the same mineral belt. It was located 30 years ago by A. H. Cowgirl and. ". P. Miller, who were prospecting for copper. It didn't look good for a copper proposition and it's real value in gold was overlooked = Douglas Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

the hole if it runs a little crooked The bits should be square and the corners sharp. When starters with big wings and with the corners dub bed back are used to begin hole, the hole will rifle more or less if the rotating mechanism of the machine is the least worn; then, as the aole goes down, the steel will be twisted with difficulty and easily sheared off by slip.
 Another advantage of using small starters and using very little drop to the guage is, that the holed rills much faster; a Pin. starter will drill l it. in min, where a 25s-in starter would require about min; from this it follows that large bits wear their guage faster than small bits.
 It is always good policy, when driv- Ing drifts and crosscuts in hard ground, to drill the full round before blasting. In some localities the ma chine men drill and blast the incut first, and then hig up and drill the squaring holes, as a slantiDg face is left when the cut holes kick out, and it takes as long to get hole started. in hard rock. cn a slanting face as it does to drill the entire hole after the start is made. For the same reason. prefer ''Y' in-cut to '1draw" or rside-cut," unless there is an excep tionally good floor or slip to break to. With side or bottom in-cut. most of the holes have to be started on a bad slant, while with a "" cut all the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
CLUB WILL BE GUEST LOWELL
 DEMOCRACY
Warren District Democratic Club For First Time to Meet Away From General Head quarters-SWeII Affair.

Invitations have been mailed to all the members of the Warren District Democratic club inviting them to be present at the meeting of the club which is to be held in Lowell next Monday night at o'clock, under the auspices of the Lowell Democratic headquarters. The invitation Is a neat affair and mentions, among other things, that the meeting with the Low ell Democrats will be the bestowing of a well-deserved compliment.
 Several speakers of local repute have been notified that they will be expected to deliver addresses upon
 that occasion, and the most enjoyable session of the club since the cam paign began is expected at Lowell to morrow night. In addition to tho
 members of the club, any other Demo crat of the district, or any one who happens to be in the camp at the time of the meeting. is cordially in yited to be present.
 The Lowell branch headquarters of the Democrats Of the county has been organized less than a week, and yet in that time it has proved to be one of the most important factors in the present campaign. The manner in which the big meeting last Friday night was taken care of by the Lowell
 Democrats called for many compli-
 meptary remarks from all sides The meeting tomorrow night will
 be held in the Brophy hall, where the rally was held last Friday night. The hall will be filled with chairs to take
 care O. the big crowd which is expect
 ed to be present. This will be the first meeting of the club which has
 ever been held outside of the regular
 club quarters, and every effort will be
 made to make 1t one of the most in teresting meetings of the club since | the organization was formed. An in teresting program will be in readiness by tomorrow night, and all members
 are urged to attend.