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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-12
HAVING concluded 10 retire from
4 \ hnainnnn an onnnnnI nf M, haalIh

HAVING concluded TO retire from
4 L business on account Of my beallh,
have sold my stock to MESSR5.
ROSS & PIERCE, who will conduct the
business at the house l have formerly
occupied, 2l4 King street. These gen.
tlemen come to me we'll recommended
for integrity and for fair dealing. de-
sire to thank the public for the patronage
given me in the past aud be.peak for my
successors the patronage and courtesy
extended to NE. J. B. WATKINS.
We, the undersigned, having pur-
chased the stock aud business OF Mr.. j.
B. Watkins will conduct the
FEED BUSINESS
az his successors at 2l4 King street,
Alexaudris, Va, and hope by attention
to business, fair desllDg and moderate
profits to merit a portion, at least, of the
patronage OF the public.
Respectfully,
ROSS & PIERCE.
Successor 10 ]. B. Watkins.
julys7 I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-12

VIRGINIA HORSE SHOWS, 1900
Prince william Horse Show Manassas, Va,
August 25-26
Warrenton Horse Show, Wsrrenton, Va,
September l-2.
For further information concerning rates
authorizei, territory from which applying,
dates of sale. Zeal limit, ETC., ETC., call upon
nearest Southern Railway agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-12
POTOMAC ACADEMY
NO 11lN WASHINGTON ST

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The forty-frst session will commeOce Sep
temher Is, 1909. A full classical and mathe-
ma,icsl course taught. Also French, German
Spanish, Bookkeeping and TypewritiDg
Catalogues giving full particulars sent upon
application.
JOHN S. BLACKBURN, Principal. Q
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
IAN
 NOT STAND FOOD
Discharged From Hospital But Asks to Re-eHter Because
 of Flesh Pots.

"Friioi1s" Hisbco's Mexican char actcr is again at large, having been discharged fgom tho C. X A. hospital where ho BaE confined b$ an attack cf Pneumonia- Bets are being se- cresly rladc, cs betting IS a rank vie- iation of tn anti-gambling act. upon tho length of lime it takes him to get back in the county jal, ais usual haunt
 /'trijoies" appeared yesterday in tho justice courts and warmly shook bands with h.s friends the officers. at the same time receiving their congrat- nations upon his narrow escape from .1ae Gsrim Reaper and more .incar- .ceraticns in the beloved jail.
 t Is probIematieaSS however, wheth- Ter CT not the jail viii be good enough for 'Friioles" since he has been in the hospital Yesterday he appeared
 in the offices of DTS. Edmundson & iaedsOo. saying that he was sick be- cause of the coarse food, after be- coming accustomed to the deiicacics Iof the hospital fare. He begged to be taken back. but when, after a thor onsi examination of his condition.
 the physicians told him there was 10 chance he sadly departed, vowing to get really sick in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
WATERWORKS FOR SOUTHLAND SOON
New Town Will Have Ample Supply Within Ninety
 Days

The Courtland Water and Ice Com paBy nave been granted a right of way by the board of supervisors oyvi the Courtland t0wnsite and the Mo Fate townsitc at the new. town tO lay a pipe line which will furnish the water supply of the future metropolis. The company. wlicl is headed by E. A. Tovrea, Of this city, is preparing Co eet To work immediately.
 Tna company cannot tell exactly bow long it win be before their plant 6 installed and the service ready for the public. but estimate it at from six tE Co ninety days from the present. The pipe line WiIi have a maximum length of four miles or a minimum ot iw5 mics. This is a detail to be decided by tho constructing engi- nee=
 Tie company have recently ao- 0Uired the right to several large springs and deep wells within a n dius of Q fex miles of the new camp. These will furnish tac supply. For the present well will be used to fur pish the water. but as the require Tgonts of the town dictate the springs will bo connected. | strong pump ing plant will be established. giving ample force to the water supply yU fight any fire which may start in the. town after the new water system is in working order. TLS water itself is sweet and pure, SIr. Tovrea says.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
SHlTTUCK-DENN :. | MEETING SATURDAY
Miners & Merchants Bank Viii Be Scene of Company EIec-
 ton and Discussion.

On Saturday next the meeting ol stockholders Of the Dem Arizona and Shattuck Arizona Companies VII oe held ar the sfiners' and Merchants Bank in this city. The original date of the meeting was February 20. Election of officers will be had and important company business is scheU tiled for discussion.
 The directors immediately upon their election, VII elect the officers -,, serve durlng the ensuing year. While it is rumored that the pro posed smelter at Douglas will be dis cussed with the idea of immediate steps toward building, no confirmation to this can bC secured from the of ficers of the company. They statt that the matter may be discussed however.
 Martin Pattison of Duluth. president Of the companies, is guest of his son E. NJ. Pattison, here, having coma to Bisbce to attend the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
BABIES SUBJECT TO
 COUGHS AND COLDS
KICK OFF THE COVER AND
 TAKE COLD.
How One Baby Was Cured of 8 Dreadful Cold by Chamber
 ,ain's Cough Remedy

A. s,is ,Sofid lores baby end everyone : inofeor-fess interested in their healkh sud lappinsss. There protubly never was a mty that did not kick off the covers and ake cold; In fact, battles ire particularly usoep.iblo to colds and erour, snd the favor te remedy for these ailnients js Chamber aims Cough Remedy. ), aixsvs gives quick ei.of and is I.ieasaut and safe fO t.ke, in aef, ]. eonts;gs nothing injurious. AosheTs iaye become aegasinsed gith this fact and lo not hes;ts;c so pivc it to thsir bahiee then erch fsrcF1Fs,ion + rrQa;Yvd. Mrs ieigl D. Harmr. of Melia Station. Va., sys: -Ah two weeks aco our h1i.y had drsdhi eoii, and pi one lime feared Il "s'ld have ple' nSonia. hut enc .of our e'visinTs '0ld hog Cbamlerlaia's Goagh ,rtoes.v had cured her little boy, sud le- no Ririce ,s cur naby at once and # coon nrsdi h. lad tried other remedies and a-y all f,l.sd to dO her any sGod. Our sty ia nov sell and we heartily thank d.amberiail's Cough Remedy, for it cured isT. csnnot fecoNmeud il too highly or sy soo much in its favor. l hope all who cad this wili tiy il and be convinced as -sS." BIsBEE DRUG CO, Blsbee. Nseo and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
BIG OFFICE
 ID BE READY
 MAY. FIRST
General Offices of C. & 4. Will Make Magnificent Head quarters-Pians Model Con- venience and Comfort.

Rapid is the progress being made on the big (. & A. office building al Warren, and before the people of the district are aware, this company, which has so many millions invested here. and which has done so much to- ward the development of this section. will have a building that will be a credit to them. a particular pride to the people of Warren. and a valuable addition to the important buildings Of the district. The structure will be ahout fifteen weeks in building. and wd furnish during that time employ me Tt for an average ot about fifty men. with a pay roll very close to Sl.5e0 a week. The building will. when completed, represent an outlay of Sg5.tt6
 A. R. Malone, who is representing the Calumet & Arizona people in the construction. yesterday showed a Re view reporter over the building. and went over the plans carefully with him. The result of the trip is the conviction that this company win have offices which for convenience and comfort will be the peer of any to be found in any camp. O. P. Kroeger drew the plans and is in direct charge or tho construction.
 The building win be Of concrete, re inforccd. two stories in height. in ad- tiition to the baseIaent. and Nill be anlplo for the needs of the company for years to come. The men in the mines and ail other employes will se- ceive their pay at Warren as soon as tEe quarters are occupied, which wifi be about the first of May. The plans call for a building 9ox60 feet. The walls are practically completed, and the roof vTiif be on within ten. days. Plumbers and electricians are already filling the building with Q network of wires and plpes.
 The imposing front will face Arizona street. The entrance will lead to 8 | lobby ten feet wide and fifty feet in length. On this floor will be located the offices of M. A. Peterson, pur- chasing agent for the company: J. E. Curry, chief clerk; the office of E. r. Brewster. paymaster; stenographers' room and big counting room. A solid cement vault, running from the basement to the floors above, with a seporate vault for each floor. is a feature of the plans
 The second story will contain the main office of Colonel l.. W. Powell. third vice president and general man ager og the company; his private of- flee. adjoining; his secretaTys' room to the rear; also room for his ste nogTaPher. On this floor vii be the officS Of W. B. Gohrlng, superintendent of mines. Superintendent of Machiu. cry Mckee. and a big draughting room, 2Ox60 feet.
 The basement will be used for a store room, toilet room, drawing room, change room with shower baths. pho tograph room and the heating aupa- ratus.
 A porch will run the entire length Of the north side of the building. al one end of which will be stationed the paymaster on pay days. thus ob- waiting the necessity of the men mak. ing trip into and out of the building. The construction is being carefully looked after, and when the building Is completed there Is little doubt but that the expectations of those inter ested will be fully realized.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
smlTH AT INAUGURATION
lSnecial tn ReriaW

WASHINGTON. March 3.--Hovel \. Smith of B.sbee is here. From what can be learned Governor Kibbey will fail to bo confirmed by the sen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
MUCH PUBLIC GROUND IN
 THIS CITY
Win Be Opened For investment By New Act-Police Court Judge Probable In the Near Future.

Two bilis of importance to Bisbec been passed by the assembly ana will shortly oe signed by the gov ernor. aocording to information re- eeised here. These are the police -ourt bill and toWnsite amendment aili.
 The townsite bill will give the trus- tee of any ecEnsite in the territory ;he right to have surveyed and plat ted any lands belonging to the civic body. They wiii then be appraised and sold for the benefit of the public improvement fund after tho expenses of the sale are deducted. In Bisbee there is quite larSe tract of ground in Upper Tombstone Canyon which can be so treated. With the coming fl the street car line this will accrue in value largely and should bring a large sum to the fund.
 The police court bin will provide Tor either tho naming of a police judge or the appointment of one of the justices of the peace as a judge. This will do away, in a largo measure. with the uncertainty Of jurisdiction over city ordinances which has heretofore been one Of the chef draw backs in the administration of city afrairs. It has been practically i'm possible Co enforce some of the city ordinances ic.n account of this uncer- iatnty as Co tiae right of the justices of the peace to exercise Jurisdiction. This wM De vested beyond question "a the sppolstsc O. the city.
 There ase understood to bo three Al ? Ssse Two local justices. These are J. <. WilHota. N. J. Brown and -,Jo51n N Hogan. The council will tako immediate action whenever. notified that the measure has become Q law.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
Ih, Philosopher.

Philosophers are numerous, but the only ones I have ever come across in all my life were those who had every thing their own way. How in the dickens can a starving man philoso- phize? How can a man who has just lost his job phllosophize? Zoroaster was the most profound philosopher Of his age, theoretically, but lie was easily put out of temper. He once carried his irTitability so far as to break a marble table to pieces with a hammer because he happened to stumble over 1t in the dark. The time to phliosophize is when your stomach is fat with good capon lined and you are clipping coupons in a cubb~hole of a safe-deposit gault.-Nsw Scrk Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
LANDMARK IS
 SWEPT AWAY BY PROGRESS
'"Hogan's Courthouse" One of Bisbee's Earliest Structures, Is Torn DoWn-Place of Lo- cal Fame.

"fIoEaB's courthouse" and the courthouse of Justice Murphy before him has passed into oblivion, as the. result tf yorksnen tearing the little building down. The progress of rag. tcg il required but Q few hours. and except for tdc memory Of the si.i- s.ghtly little structure it has been lest to human ken.
 Aside from havng housed at least three justices Of the peace, the little baildiag was the scene of the first efort of J. F. Thompson, now a very wealthy brcker Of New York. also of IT, " Wallace, a leading realty dealer cf this city. and Judge J. M. O'Con- Hell. one Of it's leading attorneys Besides tlFesc names. well known in Biseec. it has housed more than score cf business enterprises.
 The little building was constructed in 1896 by I. w. Wallace. who built an upper story upon the stable of Duffy & Harrington.s butchers. At that time, when a bridge led across the old subway ditch. the building was the best in the city for Mir. Wal laSo's purpose. selling re;il estate. J. NJ. o'Conuell, who had arrived in Bisheo shortly before tae construction of tho "shack.r for it was little more. being built of rough lumber. tooE of flee room with MT Wallace for the practice of law.
 Imnediateiy after Mir. Wallace moved to other quarters the building was leased to Arthur Intey and Charles IDockling. who conducted 6 cigar store in it. The Kenny meat market occupied 1t next. Later it was leased to William Scrinsier, justice of tsIe peace. l. then passed into other hands and was occupied by sav- eral different bnsiness firms. The last three renters of the building were J. lE. Thompson, the successful real estate man who placed the John son addition upon the market: Owen E. Murphy. justice of the peace, and John W. Hogan. justice of the peace Judge Hogan was occupying it as q real estate office when 1t was sold to the city by the owners. Cunning. 1 ham. Johnson 6S Roberts. The build. ing and the little plot of ground it occupied brought the tidy sum oi $4.5Go.
 ic SfJtino IliuS stcliulEtu VIII bt used in widening the street up the cid subway in order to provide room for traffic and for the laying of the Bisbee-Warren Street Railway tracks up Tombstone Canyon. This will not alone add to the beauty Of the sur ruandiHgs. but will also add greatly to the valne of business property the Inc passes. 9sheS improvement will therefore carry with it value not a. crescent able to be estimated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
PRICE OF SILVER

NEW YoRK, sSorOsA 2.-Siiasr, 70 1-4c: Mexican dollars, 44c-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
Reverence.

In reverence is the chief joy and power of life; reverence for what is pure and bright in your own youth; for what is true and tried in the age Of others; for all that is gracious among the living. great among the dcad-and msrveieus in the noHcrs that canRot die.--Iohn I;rskin.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
CONTRACT :. FOR PIPING
 WAS GIVEN
u. s. Pipe Company, of Bir- mingham, Ala, Lands the Plum Over Five Competitors at Special Meeting.

The United States Pipe Company .ef Birmingham. Ala. Was awarded the contract fer supplying 2000 tens Of Iron pipe to the city of Bisbee at S2e-50 ton at a special meeting of tbe city council held last evening. No other business was transacted. TlsC p.pe Is to be shipped over the Southern Pacific railroad via New Or leans and Benson to this point. a spe- cial rate having been given the city by that line Although several other lines were ouestf-lled as ko tlesr ability to give a rate. no other did 80.
 There were five other bidders for the contract, but upon looking up the rates 1t was found that the United States company offered the lowest and most advantageous bid for the busi- ness. which was accordingly given theuL
 Tho pipe will be used in the con struction of the city water system.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
E1rE1luasc.

Charles |. Hn Of los Angoles il ip town.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
obser,ations Of a woman.

Mrs. C. K. Miller in a recent maga- zine article says that inc people of Hayti are of jealous disposition. and that the generals rule after the man ner of a school5oy bully. They do not like to see others of their own race successful. and the better class of cfti- zeus take DO part in the government
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04

Is the manly type ot burglar dylus out in chis efleIniEate age? We trugt not but NC uote ;has some houae- breakers who entered c wcll known confectionery establishment in tho strand the other niSlt spent some of thcir tine iu consunins . eBsntity Of chocolate, csoau beHs and assorted cGtca.--i'g-ch.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
char,..rr 1nId hu rhunh

1T the thumb be supple jointed the individual Is easy-gcing. spendthrifI. caroIess Of time. money. energy, op- portunity and an things. If it be firm iointed he is cautions. watchful. keen. diplomatic. ureless in planning. con iident and sure Of success. self poised and salfeontroiiiag.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16
Brand new assortment ct
n m-iicon Ieauty" ano Ease
c3rSSts. just In at Naeve's.

Par (. Sec. a. y l. . n reasonable
time vii be allowed yBhiisLess 70 -acn ~ re-
n@s sis 81 subscriptions nu, Ut .s~ sufs~cr3p-
IuHss are en- psss@ay renewed atier iEe tern
fss whsch tibet ARE lad within ,t. folites
tfg period " A+ss he. within o . year
tbey shall Dos t~ cou1i@c within Tia. l.EIsl-
naat< list ~ subscriber r. and copies mailed
on account thereof shall not ts sreepasa fl
mailing ~ the secoDo-class postage rass u
J cent q pound. tsut ia o. mailed OIL fA.
transient s~ecob0clsss post Ags ate 81 cebl
for each four ounces ar srscf8ps thereof
DsepAls y siAfn.~AtAsa." u l. Never
Il VI. 1sLsra5
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16
Something New Again

We have purchased a quantity Of
Sterling China game ana FISH sets.
these SETS consist Of seven pieces of
extra fne quality hand decorated
china plate. NICE enough TO take
their place IN any CHINA closet or on
the table. In order 10 give rich and
poor opportunity to possess one or
more of these valuable seS, We have
decided TO give them away with cash
purchases Ii will surprise you how
easily you viii accumulate tickets
sufficient To obtain one or more Of
these beautiful sets absolutely free.
We also wish to call the ATTENTION
of our lady friends to q beautiful
spring bonnet of which We have
purchased q large quantity and will
give them away absolutely free, one
TO each lady calling al our store.
whether she buys anything or not.
Come early rs they r gong fast
and soon will he gone and you cannot
afford To miss having of them
when the hot wneAther comes.
Kindly remember that We are
headquarters for hardware, cutlery,
edge tools. stoves and ranges, har-
ness. w1ndmlls. pumps, al kinds of
fittings. upe. farm machinery, waQ-
ons. bGggaes. sIrrles and spring
wagons We woulo especially ASA
the farmers who are In need of re-
pairs 10 put toelr harvesting machln
cry In order for the coming harvest.
TO examine their machines. get the
correct numbers of the parts desired
and give US their orders early, and
thus save themselves the annoyance
of having To wait for repairs when
their gram is ripe. and viii greatly
accommodate
Yours truly
S1EDRONSkY BROS. co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16

$50 acres. 81 miles from Wac
ner. we'll improved. good water.
trees. etc, nearly all under
cultivation. No better laod IN
Charlse Mix county.
40 acres ~ miles from Wsg
ner, new six room house. good
barn. large stone hog house
with loft. large stone chicken
house, good granary. One grove,
nj Kinds uf fruit. 10 acres of
Indian land. leased. that e,ins
above. FIR pasture. plen.y OF
water. This pasture land is
leased for sc per acre. 80
acres OF 80 nj farming land. lies
close leased sues with the deal.
All for $500. 70 "a terms.
| have - quarter $ of lmprov.
ed land living around WAGNER
aud LAKE Andes at serv reason
able prices. Also several sec
tons. some SOS. and 4os. Also
onimprove. land A. 10 " as Sia.
per acre.
loo. acres 4. miles from Wag-
ner. well improved. So. 10 per
acre. See me aud get time.
lso acres. >. miles from WAg-
ner, a ! neariv new building 80.
acres, Indian land leased with
this. price reasonable.
10. acres. & miles from Platte,
all under cultivation, bat 40
acres IN pasture, new house and
all buildings are new, good well
and acres al ash aud elm grove,
his is u snap If taken soon.
Price So ~ r acre. easy terms.
Stanley sad Pennington coun-
~ land
A. J. Baker.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16

1t pays well Ia look well. 1t
inspires confidence ia yours.lt
and the public. Give your nexi
suit order Ia Bernard Ronuen
Ixnkson's leading tailor and
cutter. Prices SO reasonablp
that YOU can easily afford a TAI
IOr made suit. At Wagner ~
erv three or four weeks ~ the
Hotel Vera.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16

Please call and GET y remedy
TIA, w4ls Remove worms IN hogs
aud plgs Money back If nul
satisfied. Soiu under guarantee
Al Emil Nlsterek's feed store
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16
Cough Caution

Newer. positively never poison your lungs. IyOu
from . ample cold ouly OF should
alwoyS heal Sooshe- and ease the irrtated brun.
oAsial cutaA Donn haindly suppress II with .
9uuaeyia9 Dodson. ms SEAnRe bow some things
1kAliy oume about For twenty Years Or. shoop
- oun3eArtly warned rsopie nok to take cough
ktueoo q prescriptions containing Opium,
Ql0U6urR. or similar poisons. And nova little
~ tho0gh-pngres Rays Put Ii on the label,
Du1nMD Are In your Cou9h Mixture" Good!
v0y ~ Hsroafter for this very
ond G1hen should insiS On having Or. Shops
CUuDA CufU. No poison mArks On Dr.. Shoop's
hh1h-nd none In the nsdicine. els Il must hy
- 90 ~ hbel. And its not only Mie. but Il
60A . b b. thoas that Know IL test. . truly 70
ArkDAe cough reussdy. fake no chance then.
ArHcnhsiy with youS chlldren. Insist on having
=. eAoan's OouRh Cus~. U0mpArs carefully the
y. 0hooo RcA4Se With oihen and note the
UafsefUmoA 70 poasou l-ArKs thar! You can
always - a ~ sale side hy d~amAndins
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16

Tsu nome Deserving rheumatic suHere,
tGss there 10 yet some sanipas ~sv 20 certain
sslssf. Ges DE- ohooDs hook ca Aiisu
ana . frse trial tsa- This book will make /,
entirely caaos how Sbsuraauc pains srs
quickly kf1e1 ~ Dr.. shoo,A Rheumatic
6enedy-iiouad or sshaess- send no mons >
TIE ssst u tres. eusdSiss some dishear,en@
sufferer ~ Arss setsiax Tor hin the tnol
from III. shoon Rscine. VIA Ptnard . Re-.
IN
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-16
DR.. Shops
Cough Cure
Horse Colo Cure

have a remedy that will do
the business. Do not fail to be
without a bottle of this remedy,
IL may save the life of q horse.
Sold bv Emil Misterek.