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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
TREAT ALL ALIKE.

Three negroes were killed recently in Memphis saloon by a gambler the latter white man. The Memphis CommerciaLAppeal, in an editorial headed. Shooting of Negroes in the South Must Be Stopped" demanded that the murderer of these negroes be indicted within a week and that he be hanged before the new year. The editorial said:
 We must hang sbitc men for kill ing negroes as well as hang negroes for killing white msn. These murders come from the fact that there is 10 certainty of punishment for murder. There are some white people who seek 10 fortify a eowardly heart by getting a reputation as bad men through killing a trigger or two. They usually end by killing white men. We have got to put men in .ail for carrying pistols and hang men for doing murder. regardless or who is killing and who is killed"
 In conclusion ths Commercial-Ap- peal urges that pistol toting" be made a felony. It is certainly time hat an end was put to the bad GUS custom. and the plea that the paper makes for square deal shorsd not go unheeded.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
ThE MOVING
 PICTURE StloWS.


 From New York comes the report of the closing of all moving picture shows. The prime reason assigned IS that the pictures offered are such as to have a detrimental effect upon the morals of the patrcls. The police al so have found that he fire provisions are not properly re sarded. This last objection is scarcely worth considera- tion. since it is tre which may be quickly and effectually remedied. But a far more seriou~ objection comes from Washington. where a specialist has been investigating the effect of moving pictures aro; the eyes of those who make a practice Of patron izing this form of entertainment He contends that pNelliar form of eye trouble results. witch, being comhi- nation of nerve trouble and eye strain, is particularly difficult to cure.
 The objection ot the Washington specialist is quite the most serious that might be alleged against the moving picture Cireater, which Is a form of entertainment offering a strong appeal to people who do noi care or cannot ancrd to patronize the higher priced amusements. There should be rigorous inspection of the class of pictures offered. and nothing but the most wholesome stories should be told in this worthless way, and tha, detail is a matter which the police Of city could very readily control. The matter of whether the eyes are in jured or not Is one more difficult to dispose of It is we'll known fact that the pictures, when they were first introduced, were very bad for the eyes. the unequal light and the quick. jerking motipI of the film af- fecting the eyes in the same manner as watching the shifting landscape from the window of d rapidly moving car But these defects have been greatly remedied. r'he films that are being shown now are much smoother and much less trying .o the eyes. In some instances wat ching them seems to require no more strain than is nee essary in watching any sort of per formance from as great distance as the rear seats of a theater It is a fact that the thea.er under any cir. cumstances is not exactly helpful to the eyes, and generally speaking a good film show wo,,,f not seem to pre- sent any greater dcsriment than any other form of theater entertainment
 At all events. it should be proven beyond question that the eyes are in. jured by the moving picture SHOWS before judgment is pronounced against them. They offer the only means of amusement available to a large class of the population of every city. How popular they are is told in the fact that 550 were closed by tae New York po'ice order. Properly supervised as to the class of pictures shown, and the fire regulation observ anc s, they offer opportunity not cnly for wholesome but Helpful and instruc tive entertainment. Proper diversion Is as necessary for the making of 6 good citizen as is sufficient food and clothing. It would be a pity were any crusade against tSs moving pictur, show result in Icssening of the pop ularity of this fornl of amusement which is an actual blessing to such a large number of people.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Reports come from New York to the effect that Taramany has already got the shivers iE anticipation of what might be done to that organiza- ton at the city election next fall. Col Bryan no doubt has a decided opinion as to what ought tc be done to Tsmmany.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
WORLD AIDS ITALY
 IN HOUR IF DISTRESS
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five miles, the codntry is half de molished. Assistance reached but few of the villages and they are practical ly without supplies of any kind. At Bagaar.a surgical operations were UerformeG with pruning knives, but at Repgio even that Is impossible. Th'cvos fnfest the country and the doepCilaticn cf the unaided villages is complete. Hunger supplies motive for scenes of shocking violence and robbers defy the few survivors and pulicsmen and soldiers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
NOTICE.
HALL 1909.

HALL 1909.
 Bisbee greets the New Year with re- newed courage and confidence for the future. The old year brought some serious misfortuns to this city by its flood and fire visitation, but it brought no Encouragement for the growth and prosperity of Bisbee and the Warren district, and the new year finds many things in store which will make for marked advancement During the past year there has been plenty of worR in the mines here, while in many mining districts idleness and privations on account of idleness brought depression to the communit- ies.
 The financial and industrial de- precision did not miss our city entire ly. but we should be thankful that its results to our people were no more serious, and that the future was never more roseate and promising.
 The mining companies operating here have made substantial progress in the improvement of their condi- tions. which means greater results for the future. The greatest improve ment in the district during 1908 is perhaps found in the improvements made by the Copper Queen. which in- elndes the concentration of all their hoisting at one shaft and new mod ern system of mixing and loading the ores on the cars at the same time. The Calumet & Arizona and the. Stu perior & Pittsburg have developed magnificent new ore bodies in addi- ton to the work of mining ore for the reduction works. The Shatuck- Arizona was practically inactive for a time during the past year. but re gently increased work has been in augurated followed by a resumption of shipping ore
 The city property is just entering on a system of improvements which i wiil "a make for better conditions in the future and greater security of property; these important improve ments include better fire protection and better water supply, the new sub way which will avert future flood damages such as were suffered last year. Perhaps there will be enlarge ment of the street pavement district during the present year and certainly there will be an extension of the cleo tric car line up Tombstone Canyon, and by the way, the completion of this SNtCSs is.iiHa SSS'Sm tohHeSIins Rfwarren. Lowell and the mine shafts efth Bisbee is one of the credit marks whieh should be accorded to 1908.
 At the present time work has been started on many important buildings in tho burned district which will ac-  commodate business enterprises and add beauty to the city during the present year. Many modern resi- dences have been planned for the burned district which will make that section more attractive than before the fire.
 Bisbee remains the largest city in fE territory, as It has been for several years. and this fact has increased its importance as the metropolis of one of the greatest mineral sections of the country. The mines are yielding more ore than ever before, and the ore bodies are as promising for the fas ure poduction as they ever were In iAe past
 Not only has rapid growth been re- corded Sn Bisbee during the past rear, but she same may be said of lowell and Warren. especially the alter where mary handsome, com ortable and substactial homes have
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
JURY SUSPECTS REPEATING.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The inspection of the documentary evidence concern ing the s100.000 in freight claims paid to the packing firm oi Morris & O., by various railroads. was concluded by the federal grand jury today, and adjournment taken until Monday. The grand jury will try to ascertain wheth- CT these claims were legitimate or were a cloak for rebates.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
~PREsIoENT URces 1EI.EF

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The pres idsnt on Monday will send to congress a message urging a liberahappropria ton for the relief of the earthquake sufferers in Italy. An appropriation of $5o.000 of the California fund was sent to Italy by the Red Cross secre. lary today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
cHRISTENED AT MIDNIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-At midnight the single turret boat Wyom ng. which has been fitted for fuel of tests. was formally rechristened the cbevenne. the old name being desired by the navy department for the new Lattieship now building.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
KICKS WIFE TO DEATH.

HOUSTON. Texas, Dec 31-Frank Smith, night inachinist for the Santa Fe at Silsbee. kicked his wife to death today. Fearing mob violence, Deputy Sheriff Brenham has taken the prison CT tO Konntz
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
RECOVER s7 BODIES.

BLUEFIELDS, Dee. 3I.-The work of recovering the bodies from the mines of the Lick branch coIIiery is being pushed rapidly Thirty-seven miners have been taken out dead. and it is thought that six are still in the mine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
iNoT 1euILTY oF nRIeERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-Carl Ritter, a saloon keeper charged with attempted bribery of Police Commis. sioner Cutle.- fin a matter of liquor license. was declared not guilty today, after three aou-S' deliberation by the jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
GUNBoAT TO ITALY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3i.-The gte boat Scorpion, now at Constantinople. and within probably forty-eight hours .cf Messina, has been directed to pro cDed at once to Italy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
ROCKEFELLER DONATES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-oIhn b. Rockefeller today telegraphed the Ma { onal Red Cross secretary that he would contribute s10.06J to tae relief fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

been erected. Other i.arts of the Warren district ear point to 1908 as a year of proy.ess and improvement. The conditions today are suspicious for one Cf the best years in the history of tbe Warren district. During this ye,r 1t may be expected that the number of miners will be materially increased. thus supplying more trade for every branch of business enter prise. . Socially and morally Bisbee should be proud of the splendid facilities provided here for those who are striv- ing to reach the higher plane of man. hood and womanhood. Our churches are active with growing congregations and earnest workers in the field oi Christianity the Salvation Army has been, and Is now. an uplifting infiu ence in the community; our public library, the Young Mems Christian Association, and last, but pot least the Warren Country Club. afford op portunity for improvement and health ful exercise.
 
 Welcome to 1909
 The Review takes this opportunit, to wish all its readers a happy ana
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
ERA IF PROSPERITY
 FOR THE SOUTHWEST

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Stationery and Writing
 Tablets

No where in the City of Bisbee can
 you find such an assortment of
 fancy Box Paper and Writing Tablets. We carry a full line of Eaton-Hurlburts Box Paper and the 'J. .. Blair Writing Tablets, there,
 are no better made and the prices
 are reasonable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Welcome to 1909.
 The Review takes this opportunity to wish all its readers a happy and prosperous New Year.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Let ]. S. Congress
man Russell Advise
You.

Washington, D. c., 1-l9, 1907.
This is to certify that I have per
sonal!v inspected and observed the
methods pursued by the faculty of the
TYLER Commercial College Tyler Texas
and REGARD the institution as exceed
ingiy strong, both in faculty and
equipment.
know of no better opportunity
for young man or woman to acquire
such business training as will fl,
him TO do successful battle IN life.
Gordon Russell,
II. c. Bird DIST. Tex.
Dr.. Haynes, DR.. RusseI's private
secretary, is writer of the Byrne
Simplified Shorthand. DR.. Russells
daughter has since finished a course
with Us.
The Tyler Commercial College Can
show more Endorsements from COVER
nors, U. s. Senators, leading business
firms and railroads, show more gladu-
ates holding positions as official court
reporters, government positions, with
railroads. aud large business concerns
than any other commerciai school 10
this part Of the country. For full
particulars, write for our free, 1873
page, beautifully illustrated catalog.
Address Tyler Commercial, College
Tyler, Texas. A post card will do, SIM
ply state that you want the catalog and
in what course or courses you are in
terested. Do it today. Prepare. b.
ready for good position when the
busy fall season opens up.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth judicial. District Court, parisl
OF Lsfourche.
OF MRS. EuPHEMrE AL
TENANT, WIDOW OF PIERRE HER
NANDEZ, AND DECEASED WIFE OF
BARTHoLEMY VINET. No. 1873
PRoBATEs.

Notice is hereby given that, in
pursuance of an order and decree of
the above court in the above entitled
and numbered succession, and to a
commissions to me directed and bear
ing the late April, %, 1909, I will
sell at pubic auction to the last and
highest bidder for cash to pay tn.
debts of said succession, on the penn
ises situated in the parish Of La
fourche, on the left descending bank
Of Bayou Lafourclre, at about Twen-
ty-Four miles oeIow the town OF
Thieodaux, between the hours Of II
o'clock in the forenoon and 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon, Oh Saturday, June
5th 1909, the following real estate
belonging to the aforesaid succession,
to-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in
the parish Of tsfourehe on tue left
descending bank OF Bayou Lafourchr,
at about Twenty-Four miles below
The town of Thibodaux, measuring
One-Hait 81 arpens trout By depth
of Forty (4U) arpents, bounded above
by lands OF Mrs. Abei Guidroz, and
helow, by lands of Jos. Hernandez.
Together with all the buildings aid
improvements thereon, and al! the
privileges ami rights thereto apper-
tanning and belonging
James Beary,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Lafourche,
Howell & CaiIienet,
Attorneys,
Thibodaux, La, May LIST 1909.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Twentieth judicial District Court
Parish of Lafonrche.
Town of Thbndaux ex rel, r. J. Ma.
quin, vs.. No. 4Os3, a.. G. Chol.

Public notice is hereby given tina,
in pursuance OF q writ Of III. Fs. is
sued out of the above entitled Court ir
the above entitled and numbered &C
ton, bearing date April 26th, 1908
/, the undersigned Sheriffaof the par
L-lsh 1f Latoa1a.he aa.li,snt put,fit
auction for cash, atstfe front door oil
the rt.Louse of the :parlsh Of La.
fourche, ia the town Of Thibodanx, on
Saturday, Mar 18th, 1909,
between the hours Of l1so'c.ock in the
forenoon and -Four O'Clock in the
after noon of that day, the following
property, seized as the property of
the defendant in the above entitled
and numbered suit, to-wit:
All the contents of the coffee-
house or bar-room known as the
Club Saloon, and Of the rooms in the
upper story of the said building, stu
ated ut the corner Of Main and ST.
Philip Streets in the Town Of Thibo-
;lsux, and consisting Of tae bar ard
fixtures, all iqnors and wines Of all
kinds. aad description, cigars, bill
lard and pool tables, ice box, cash
register, and its contents, glasses,
bar room furniture, tables, chairs, and
all the other appurtensnces and fix.
lures of the said bar-rOom attached
10 and thereto belonging, also the
State liquor license issued in the name
Of the defendant, Henry 9. Cbol, Ion
he privilege of selling liquors during
the year 1869, an iron safe, an cleo
trio piano, one clock, | lunch case. ]
show case, ! mirror, 4 card tables
and chairs, ! cigar shyw case, aud 2
refrgerators.
James Beary,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Lafourche
!. A. O. Coignet,
Attorney for plaintiff.
rhibodaux, La. May |, 1909.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

| Notice is hereby given that, in pursu
ance OF an order and decree of the above
court in the above entitled and number
! ed succession, and to a commission to
! me directed and delivered, and bearing
| date April %, 1909, will sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
for cash to pay the debts of said success
sion on the pre- misses situated in the
parish of Lafourche, on the left descend
ing bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about
Twenty-Four miles below the town of
Thibodaux, between the hours of II o.
clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock in
the afternoon. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH. 1909,
the following movables, viz:
IL walnut wardrobe, 81 cypress wood
waskstand, 81 old heavy walnut bed
stead, Al old light walnut bedstead, 5-l
old style wardrobe, 6-2 earthern Jars.
And the undivided half of the follow
ing nova bless to-wit:-
Bedroom furniture, rockers, chairs,
glassware, desk, tables, clock, kitchen
safe, crcckeryware, cutlery, freezer
kitchen stove and cooking utensils, pans,
set of harness, old buggy, old pillow,
single cart, l old mule, collar and
harness. corn-sheller, l lot of imple-
ments, spade, shovel, axe, etc., COWS
and 2 heifers.
James Beary.
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafourche
Howell & Caillouet
Attorneys,
Thibodaux, La. May 18th, 1863.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

them great deal Of trouble when thu
river was high; but the obligation
does not rightfully belong to them;
the improvement is properly the duty
Of the United Stote>; and there should
not be much difficulty in persua,line
congress of this in its present temper
ard per- uading it to make the needed
appropriation. So necessary work
should not be Indefinitely postponed
becOuse the Louisiana levee boards
have so heavy an expense in building
and maintaining the ievees that they
can not undertake, at the same time.
the construction Of the DonaldsonviI!e
lock. We agree with the Chief t1la'
this lock construction is matter
which the Louisiana congressman
should take up and get busy over at
an early day. Democrat.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Lived .152 Years.

VIM. Parr-England's oldest man
married the third time at 100.
worked IN the fields till 132 and lived
20 years longer People should BE-
youthful at 80. James Wright, OF
spnrlock, Ky, Shows how to remain
young. II feel just like 16.vear old
boy" he writes, LATTER taking SIX
bottles of ELECTRIC Bitters. For thirty
years Kidney trouble made life bur-
den, but the first bottle of this won
derful medicine convinced me I had
found the greatest cure On earth. =
They're godsend to weak, slckly
rundown or old people. Try them.
SOC at all Druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

also stenographers), Is steuographers
and 10 bookkeepers, all we'll and
thoroughly trassed and capable Of
holding responsible positions at once.
The prospects for next session are
very bright. 1t is the expectation OF
our Faculty, Alumni. and students
that the attendance next session will
reach 400 A new workshop and
classroom building will be erected, a
TWO story brick building 1870 feet
long and from 40 to 100 feet in width
Steamboat will be installed 10 the
young ladies dormitory instead of the
stoves which are now used. Imprcv.
ed sanitary arrangements, with shower
baths. will be installed in the young
mems dormitory. A lodern barn
will be erected, with all sanitary pro-
visions. From 20 to 80 acres of
ground will be in cultivation for the
use OF the dormitories aud for pur-
poses of instruction.
A Summer Normal School for
teachers and prospective teachers will
be conducted in our building this sum-
mer from May 81 to July 81. II
should appreciate your cooperation IN
securing large attendance for this
Summer School. and shall hope to
have your approval and continued
for the next session.
In conclusion let me specially 10.
vite you to attend our Commence.
ment Exercises which will be held
here from May % to May Is inclu-
i've.
! Sincerely Yours.
E. l.. Stephens |
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Governor Sanders to Belt
State With System Of Model
Highways.

Mansfield, La.,--The State In
gineers have been at work at tni.
place LAYING out model road, which
is to be constructed by State conyicts
the people oftbis vicinity paying the
actual expenses Of working the con.
victs.
The question of good roads has ex.
cited much interest and from CONVEX.
sation with those nesrest to Governor
Sanders, it is learned that the Cover.
cor has mapped out anambltious plan
for good road system in the State,
which is nothing less than the betting
of the entire State with a system Of
model roads. 1t seem that it is the
Governors idea to start at New Or
leans and build model road on each
side of the river 10 Baton Rouge it
will be extended to -Simmesport, Bun
kie, ,Alexandria, Monroe, Ruston, Min
den, 'Shreveport, Mansfield, Many,
l.eesville to, Lake Charles and thence
aiong che line Of the Southern Pacific
back 10 ..lew Orleans.
rhisscheme q being freely discuss.
ed as the Fixed purpose OF the Cover.
nor and as settled policy OF his adj
OF course. other par
'shes than those along the proposed
belt line will be encouraged and aided
to build good roaits, hut an effort will
be made to accomplish this gigantic
task at least.
1t is very probable that the first
link in this chain will be built from
Shreveport via Mansfield to Benson,
in the South edges of De Soto Parish,
IS the road question is now in state
If chaos, so far as De Soto Parish is
the Police Jury having a
Dandoned all other methods of work
ng the roads and decided to work
hem entirely by contract. 1t IS DOW
, burning issue with the people and
while there in some opposition to the
IDEAS Of the Governor, large major
ty seem to have fallen in line and
si'l favor the necessary taxes to do
heir part ct the work
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Mnsa7 1910

May7. 1909.
To All Patrons OF the Industrial IN.
slitutp: 49,
Ny attention his Just been called
10 the fact HAT I hasx moi directly
Informed You OF q cllsnge made by
our Faculty in Feb. 10 our rules re.
gardlug examinations. It was decid,
ed by the Faculty that, beginning
with The presrn. term, there should be
no exemptions from examinations,
but that all students will be req 1lred
to pass tue examination before being
"promoted" in their classes. At this
time this resolution vas adopted !
made pubic announcements of it To
the students in our Assembly Hall.
but | see that I omitte6 to make cor.
responding correction in the printed
statement that il send you each month
upon the students reports. there
fore take this occasion to inform YOU
directly Of the new rule which l
trust yon have already learned of
through the students.
lam please to he able to make q
general report that tue work OF our
school has been better this session
than ever before. we have registered
over 800 students - aud more than
295 of these have been 10 actual at
A larger number of pat
rons have visited tue school than
ever before. The work 1t every de-
partms Mt has grrat'y improved. Be-
sides ten regular graduates 10 the adj
rarcG5 a. .sstsefnis Hfsit tslis Session.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

The Police Jury of this parish
met 90 Wednesday and Thursday /,
regular session. The following mem
bers were present: j. H. Basset, Jean
Rnlrigne, Leon Boudr-aux, Alex.
Thrriot, U. }. Bar,ios, Dr. P. H Trt.
rean, Leonard Falgout and Jos. Dre-.
ner.
Mr.. l.. G. Roger, recently elected,
was sTorned in and lmm diateiy as.
sumed the duties as the member from
the 2nd ward. Mr.. j. l.. Basset,
was elected president, and Mr.. L. c.
Roger president pro tenn.