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Williams news., 1908-08-22
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

See Dr. Swigert's ad.
 Complete office sets at Hill & Kennedy's.
 G. w. Glowner returned from Flagstaff Sunday.
 The city council held an import ant meeting Monday evening.
 Fresh fruits and vegetables are rive daily at Hill & Kennedy's.
 Frank Murdoek returned from a business visit to the county seat Tuesday.
 No. 2 train was twelve hours late Monday. caused by freight wreck over in California.
 Bisbee has the largest lodge of Fraternal Brotherhood in the ter ritory-263 members.
 For Sale Cheap.-3-room house and lots, cor. Williams ave. and First street. A bargain. Inquire Antlers saloon or Geo. A. Irwin.
 Only three weeks more until school begins, and the kids are correspondingly happy.
 Bob Kinser, the Spring Valley cattleman, came in Saturday to spend the Sabbath in town.
 w. E Howard, the Holmes Sup ply Co. manager. returned Monday from a business trip to Winslow.
 Any time you want your clothes or shoes fixed in hurry don't fail to send for Jess Franklin, who will call for and deliver them any day in the week.
 The chappy boys are all wearing the happy smile again. The queen returned from Flagstaff Monday, having paid her fine.
 Rabbit Bros. Go. have erected a new warehouse on Railroad ave- nue on the ground of the old one destroyed by fire recently.
 Drop in at the Pullman when you want a good drink of San Diego or Jos beer. The famous old Taylor whiskey always kept in stock. BAUMGARTNER 6S SAToRI.
 Edwin w. Hawkins, the self-con- fsssed murderer of Albert c. Leon hardt. paid the legal penalty of his crimes last Friday at Tucson.
 The Roosevelt bird visited the home of MT. and Mrs. E. H. Duf. field Monday morning and left little bunch of feminio ity weighing eight pounds.
 Mrs. B. A. Gamer on and chil- dren. who have been visiting with Mrs. Camsron's mother, Mrs. s. A. Cummings, returned to their homo at Flagstaff Saturday evening.
 P. M. Shafer returned from his spud farm Tuesday. and reports the outlook good for a big crop. The heavy rains caused no injury 30 far, but the ground is very wet.
 Guy Riggs. baggageman at the local depot, is enjoying a sixty-day vaca tion at the old home at Mon- tesr, Mo. During his absence Sam Degringer is doing the baggage smashing.
 Mrs. William Heron and two sons returned Sunday from their extended visit in Iowa. Billy" came in Tuesday morning from Los Angeles. where he had been enjoying a short vacation.
Williams news., 1908-08-22
EQALIZERS FINISH WORK

The territorial board of equali- ration yesterday practically finish ed it's work of fixing valuations for the purposes of taxation during the current year. The total valua tion is $91. .342 2O3 59, of which $7U4,662 10 is exempt from taxa tion, leaving the value of taxable property at $SO,637 .541 49. The figures obtainable from the board are capable of interesting analyses in various ways. Two sched lles are given herewith that will prob ably answer the questions most likely to be suggested to the casual reader:
Williams news., 1908-08-22
Receipts From National Forests

Announcement has just been made of the amouIts which each state containing national forests will receive under the new law giv- ing 9 psr cent of the gross receipts from forests to these states. The total amount to go to the states from the receipts of the fiscal year which ended June 3Ois SAY .O63 19. The amounts to go to each state or
Williams news., 1908-08-22

c. c. Hutchinson, the sheepman, was in the city the first of the week Hutch" has just finished shippin, several carloads of sheep to marke, and reports very satisfactory prices received.
Williams news., 1908-08-22
COPPER
 HANDBOOK
(New Edition issued March 1sOs)

aIZE: Octave
 p.c.-S: 1928.
 CHAPrE. "s: 25.
 scopE. r,o copper industry of tie world.
 COVERING: Col 'e. nis,o!' eeoe!' ee :,, graphy. chemistry, m s,,- S,nd. ing, teaching, smelling, ,..;t,..a. grades, impurities. alloys. ., sta.aa oonr terminology, deposits by distrio u stot;st;c. tries and continents, mines in deta -.. of production, consumption, imports, finances, dividends, etc.
 The Copper Hand book is concededly the
Williams news., 1908-08-22

Anyone wishing secret detective work done. or anyone wanting bad debts collected. address Arizona Association, Box 4O4 Ariz for efficient service
Williams news., 1908-08-22
Printing is an art!

A great majority of the people realize this fact. but many seem to think that unless printing is done in a large city shop, it can not be as good as it should be. This is a mistake, especially in SO far as this city is concerned. because
Williams news., 1908-08-22

Total subject to tax
 ation. .$S0,6 ,541 49 Land and Imp p'ments 1O,654.2346O All mining property 21 ,485,125 25 Town and city lots
 and improvements 19,591 .231.51 All live stock 6.763.611 35 Railroads. 11,299,457 57 All other property. 11,54s 561 31 Total valuation of all
 property .S1, ,342, ,2O3 59 Less exemptions. =. 7O4,662 10
Williams news., 1908-08-22

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Williams news., 1908-08-22

The law requires that this money be expended upon public roads and schools by the counties which con- tain national forest land. In this way the counties are compensated for the reduction of taxable area brought about by the existence of the forests.
 Before this year the states have received 10 per cent of the groes receipts, but congress voted lest winter to increase the amount to 25 per cent.
Williams news., 1908-08-22
The Williams $ New S

shop possesses every requisite for the exe- cution of printing in an artful manner, and great pains are taken with every piece of work that comes to this office. .k & $
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
IRISH MAGCIES ARE AFTER TIE BACHELORS .C. & A, Boys Organize Baseball Nine and Issue Challenge
 For Game.

The baseball fever has struck the Calumet & Arizona boys all in a heap, and they have organized nine named the Maggies, after the Irish Mag mine. The following gives the names of the players, their positions and employ ment: Buck Cling, catcher, ware houseman; Artie Lundgren, pitcher and manager, warehouseman; Daniel Chance, first base, storekeeper; Andy SteinfeIdt, third base, c. & 4. offices; Joe Tinker, shortstop, mucker; F. Schultz, right field, machinist; Dan Stagle, center field, timekeeper; Bill Eyers, second base, engineer; Dan Hartman, left field, miner; Arthur Brown, extra pitcher, mucker.
 The Maggies have challenged the Bachelors of Warren for a game to take place at Warren Sunday, May 10. The challenge has been accepted, after a slight dispute between the man. agers of the clubs. The Bachelors raised objection to Bill A. Shoebot- toms, who was offered as a player for the Maggies, on the ground that he had taken part in the recent games between the negroes and Mexicans, and therefore impaired his amateur standing. Manager Lundgren of the Maggies stated that rather than have trouble he would withdraw Shoebot- toms.
 The game would take place sooner than May 10, but for the fact that the Bachelors are sceduled to play the Benedicts of Warren on the 3rd. But the wait of two weeks is expected to result in a much better game, as that interval can be used for practice.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
DAYS WORK IS DEVOTED
 ID BUSINESS.
Southern Arizona Presbytery Concludes the Second SeS- Sion-visiting Ministers Will Fill PulpitS.

The Presbytery Of Southern Ari- zona, held it's second days session yesterday, opening at g a. m. with a half hours devotional service led by Rev F. s. Herndon.
 The day was almost wholly devoted to the business of the Presbytery. In the morning the report of the home mission committee, dealing with the important work among the Indians and Mexicans of southern Arizona as well as the work in the South American settlements, was received and very fully discussed. Other re ports were received covering the diff ferent branches of the church wo-K.
 Rev. George Logic, of Douglas, and c. E. Buchner were elected delegates to the meeting of the general assem- bly,, which will be held in Kansas City, Mo, May 21.
 Petitions for the organization of a. Spanish Presbyterian church in Douglas and a Presbyterian church in Globe were received.
 The stated clerks report showed an increase in church and Sunday school membership, and a liberal in crease in the gifts to the boards of the church.
 
 The business session will be con tinued on Monday. Today several of the visiting clergymen will have parts in the various services that will be held in the Presbyterian church. Rev. Allen Kirehbaum, of Morenci, will preach in the morning, and Rev. w.. w. Breckenridge, of Tucson will preach at night At the Sunday school and young peoples services several clergymen will speak. Monday night win be the closing session, when d missionary rally will 1 be held and addresses made by Rev. c, H. Cook, D. D., who has long and faithfully labored among the Pima Indians. and by Rev. F. s. Herndon, Eiss,onary among the Papago Indians. The public i5 invited to all the ser. | vices.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
LOCAL GOLF TEAM
 LEAVES FOR DOUGLAS
Will Meet Shelter City Repre- SentativeS on Links There
 This Afternoon.

The greens committee of the War ren District Country Club with Capt. Pelton yesterday selected the team to represent Bisbee in the match al Douglas today. Some of the members went to the Shelter City last even ing, and the remainder will follow on this mornings train.
 It is believed by the committee that the team selected represents the strength of the club in golf, as the members scored the best results in the try-out on last Sunday. Following are the men selected: Roger T. Pel- ton, captain; Max Roesler, D. ". Griggs. J. N. Chapman, Frank liar rington, J. D. Taylor, Dr. F. c. VII Hams. c. N. White, c. F. Haslam, M. c. Milton, W. B. Gohring.
 Because of Bisbee's defeat on the local grounds two weeks ago. when tAe local enthusiasts succumbed to Douglas by very narrow margin, every possible effort will be made today to win the match, each mem
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
CANS PLANS ACTIVE
 SEASON IN THE RING
CoIored Boxer Will Meet NeI-
 son After Unhotz,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Joe Cans has arrived and announces that he plans a strenuous season. Not content with one bout, he is ready to sign for several if first-class drawing cards can be found. He is confident of his ability to whip Unholz and says that he will take on Nelson immediat- ely aftervard, if the Dane cares for a battle.
 The colored champion makes no concealment of the fact that he is out to recoup his fortunes, and it is prob able that a definite guarantee will have to be made to him in every bat tie in which he engages. He does not seem to exceed 137 pounds in weight, a figure he admits. He says he al ways prefers to keep four or five extra pounds, so as to have something to wear down when at training.
 He has not yet picked his training quarters for the bout of May 14 with Unhoiz, but may go to Millets.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
TOTAL REGISTERED
 ID DATE I388 Only 1286 at Last Election- Two Weeks Yet Remain
 To Qualify.

The general roundup in voters that has been made by both parties, with the idea of having all possible voters register for the coming election is having it's effect With fifteen days, or practically that, left in which voters may register for the coming city election, more applicants have visited the city clerk and qualified for exercising their right of suffrage than qualified during the entire time the registration books were open at the last election.
 To give exact figures, at the last city election there were 12S6 who qualified as voters, while there have up to this time no less than 1888 qualified. When it is considered thaE most d the registering is done during the past few days, it will be seen that not only will there be a largely increased vote at the coming election, but also that the city has made most remarkable growth in population.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
B|SBEE IS lAGG|AG
 IN BASEBALL SPIRIT
At Present Fans Must Be Con- tent Reading Diamond Dope
 From Other Towns,

As . baseball town, Bisbee, just at present, is not entitled to any bou- quets. The few faithful must con sole themselves, for the present, with reports from other towns, where the lusty-lunged break the monotony Of the close approaching summer days, and staid citizens forget dull care in the excitement of the greatest sport in the world. In tones as earnest and eIoquekt as the lines of Byron calling to the Greeks to strike for liberty in remembrance of their ancient glory, the faithful few of the leading city Of the territory have plead that the city might not, in saddened silence and longing hear the echoing shouts from happy throngs, where pulses quicken and muscles tighten at the words play Ball"
 But all in vain Already the teams are getting in line, the gladiators Of the diamond are ready for the fray, yet Bisbee sleeps ion. Cananea, in the land of manana," where base ball is an adopted sport, is ready and waiting to enter the lists for honors on the field The Pass City has her men in training, and the season will soon start But Bisbee, the boasted metropolis of the territory, the ex- emplaI of liberality and enterprise, is not numbered among the baseball faithful
 The time is growing short in which ~sn eleventh hour effort may yet place the city among the baseball live ones as it ts in everything else. Two weeks from yesterday the first ball in the southwestern league games will be thrown over home plate at Fl Paso, when the team from Cananea will play exhibition games in that city on Saturday and Sunday. And then the race for the pennant will begin in earnest.
 Douglas maintains that she is not going to be numbered among the dead ones, and with the encouragement Of the E. F. & S. W. railway seems in a fair way to have team ready to en- ter the contest when the season opens Phoenix has three teams al ready organized, and if the citizens oCSthat town can not secure league games will have a little league of theiT own.
 And the Bisbee fans shall stand like Ruth amid the golden corn" and will not be comforted."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
HOPPER QUEEN
 JINGLE and JEST


 Has Palpitation Of the Tongue. The trolley face" can speak it's mind For who would dare attack it? The bike face" it can say it's say, It has hump to back 1t. The auto face" can wag it's jaws It knows no axe can crack it, Now golf face" what is your ex-
 cuse,
 For making such a rack it?
 Sure They're Numbered. I've been here almost a week and haven't seen one pretty girl" Look on the street cars and you'n see number"
 Taft, Take Notice. There's lighthouse by the sea And that's a very good sign, That there's a whitebouse in D. C., For William Jennings Bryan.
 Has Another. Fred-"For months she was in my mind both night and day" Jack-"And now?" Fred-"She isn't in it"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
SARAH CHENEY AND
 HUSBAND GO EAST

Yesterday afternoon Sarah Jane Gibney. and her husband, Walter J. Wilson, who just closed an engage ment at the Orpheum Theater, left the city on the eastbound train for Hutchinson, Kansas, where they will join @ company immediately.
 During her stay of eight months in this city, Miss Gibney proved herself a very taIentel actress. She appeared in something more than forty plays during the time, and in all of them because of her ability and conscien' tious attention to her work proved a big faForite with the theatregoers.
 Wilson also won popularity in the city because of his good work in diff ferent leading parts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26

Der of the team being confident of being able to make the Shelter City course in several strokes less than they have been able to score on the local links.
 The majority of the team with a number of enthusiasts will leave on this mornings train for Douglas, and remain there tonight, returning home tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
SID C0BURN IS ILL
 AT RAWHIDE CAMP
Went to Nevada From BiSbee
 and Naco Last Year,

Sid Coburn, a well known business man of Ely, New, formerly of Bisbee and Naco, is critically ill at Rawhide. His condition is such that he will be sent to San Francisco at the earliest possible moment to undergo an opera tion for the relief of troubles which have grown from an attack of pneu- monia. Fear is entertained that he may not gain sufficient strength to undertake the trip and that his life will pay forfeit.
 Coburn left Ely early in the Raw. ide excitement and has since been in the new camp. Coburn went to Ely fast year from Bisbee and Naco, where he has considerable business and property interests. It was his intention to engage in several busi- ness enterprises in Ely this year and also to give attention to mining in terests which he had acquired in the Ely district.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
PAGE FIVE
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
(DHat Is Why.

Mothers, sisters, wives and daughters
 Were at church last Sabbath day; You may think it was religion
 And great desire to pray; If you do you are mistaken,
 Which you really can't deny For they only go on Easter,
 wonder why, wonder why?
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
Nothina Too Good for the Irish.

The Italian sticks to "macaron," The German to speck and kraut; The Englishnnan to his bread and
 cheese With glass of ale or stout. The Scotchman sticks to oatmeal
 mush, The Chink sticks to his rice, But there is nothing foo good for
 Pat,
 Whenever. he has the price.
 BILLY" BASKWELL.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
A Lyric of Life.
 BY Ned White.l

~ (By Ned White.) {. Look not back to buried sorrows
 In the past that bring thee pain; Dwell not on the hopes now van
 ished
 For the past comes not again. Live to cheer those who surround
 you;
 Do not worry, do not pine, But impryoe the living present.
 For the present it is thine. Then go forth to meet the future Therein, play manly part Though the shadows be foreboding, Meet them with fearless heart; Now and then a kind word uttered, Here and there e helping hand To assist some tottering brother,
 Help some weary one to stand. At the end of this hfe's Journey,
 When all earthly deeds are done A reward there. will be waiting
 For the good that you have done. Recompense for thy efforts,
 All the good cheer that you gave As you labored through Iife's trials From the craddle to the grave.
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The Marriage Of Miss Frances Morrow.

Elsewhere in this issue of the Press and
Banner we copy from the Anderson Mall an
interesting occount Of the marriage Of Miss
\ Frances Morrow and Mr.. Calhoun Harris.
: On this occasion Abbeville and Anderson
counties Joined hands not only in the con-
tracing, parties but in the furnishirg OF o
large number Of honored guests. While on
arrival there may have been present many
who were personally unacquainted with
others, yet in the shortest time reserve gave
place to social enjoyment and personal hap
piness.
In the past nberality of thought and gener-
osity Of act have made the household Of Mr..
Morrah q synonym for love and respect. The
bride has been all her life the pride OF her IA
theirs heart. After she had received the ben
ents Of q collegiate education, she was given
special work in art studies of New York. AS
q result Of her natura al gifts and the develop
ment ef her taste and skill In beautiful paint
ipgs adorn the parental home, and attest her
ability as an artist. Pretty, accomplished.
and possessing In a large degree all the
charms Of sweet young womanhood she is
greatly beloved, and all wish for her the
greatest happiness in her union with'a hus-
who possesses so many OF the sterling
qualities Of head and heart.
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RHEUMATIC FOLKS.
Are You Sure Your Kidneys are Wel12

Many rheumatic attacks are due to
uric acid in the blood. But the duty
of the kidneys is to remove all uric
acid from the blood. Its presence
there shows the kidneys are inactive.
Don't daily with ''uric acid SOL
vents" You might 60 on till dooms-
day with them, but until you cure the
kidneys you will never get we'll.
Doan's Kidney Pills not only remove
uric acid, but cure the kidneys and
then all danger from uric acid is end
ed. The following testimony will con-
vince the most skeptical Abbeville cit
izen :
Mrs. Lucy Tucker, % Mill Row,
Laurens, s. g., says: "For several
years I suffered from kidney trouble.
Ny back ached a great deal and I had
rheumatic twinges in my sides. Head
aches often bothered me and at times
I was 80 weak that I could hardly do
my house work. Believing that all
this trouble arose from disordered kid
neys and having heard Doan's Kid
ney Pills highly spoken of for such
complaints, I procured a box. Since
using this remedy I have improved
greatly and I have no hesitation in
saying that 1 believe it to be the best
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For sale by all dealers. Price so
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Remember the name-Doan's-and
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Christmas.

Next Friday will be Christmas, the most
important day In the Christian calendar
Kind words and good deeds should character.
ize our conduct during the day. II Is an oc-
casion for Joy and goodwill to every living
creature. While Joy and happiness should
mark our conduct, 1t Is also true that vice
and wrong doing should not enter Into the
festivities hat commemorate the birth Of our
Saviour. The giving Of gifts and the partici'
patton in innocent amusements are all right
and proper, but no one should forget that the
occasion is one for grateful thanks to Him
who died that we might live. In our Joy
here should be q sentiment OF reverence and
devotion to our Redeemer. AS our Redeemer
was good to us, SO we should be considerate Of
the lives and the pleasure OF the animals be-
low as. Let us not abuse, MAIN or kill them
unnecessarily on that occasion. Let them be
exempt from cruelty for at least that day.
Our churches should be open and you
should be there to render hanks to the Giver
Of good gifts and graces.
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State of South Carolina,
Ahbeyi1le Countv.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
Henry P. MCGEE, Plaintiff, against
Della Winbush, Cyrus Winbush,
; Mark Winbush, Mamie Winbush,
Lalla Winbush, Ned Winbush,
Maggie A. Winbush, and Amanda
Winbush, Defendants.
To tho defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answe the complaint in the
above stated action, q copy of which is
herewith served upon you and to serve
a copy of your answer on the under
signed at his office at Abbeville Court
House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service,
and if you fail the plaintiff herein will
apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
VIM. P. Greene,
Dec. IA, 1908. Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the absentdefendant Ned Winbush:
Take notice that the complaint in
the above stated action, together with
the summons of which the foregoing
is a copy, was on DECEMBER 2lst, 1908,
filed in the office of the Clerk of Court
of Common Pleas and General Sessions
for Abbeville County at Abbeville, s.
c., where it is now on file.
VIM. P. Greene,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
December 21st, 1908,