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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
EARLY CHRIST MAS SHOPPING

The advantages of doing Christ ~as shaping early need not be dwelt upon to any great length. A word to the wise is sufficient. The earlier people begin buying for the holidays the better opportunities there will be to make good selections. Prudent purchasers will be sure to do their shopping before the crowds get too large. No need to notify them. They aave learned by experience.
 Asut there are others. The others -orget. They are simply thCughtless.
 hey like the convenience of early shopping as well as the wiser ones. However. they require only a word. Once their attention is called te thsis subject, they will bear in mind the necessity Of early Christmas shop ping.
 But there is another reason for ear ly Christmas shopping. It is moro unselfish than the other, but 1t will no doubt appeal with force to every purchaser Putting off until the las, week or so inflicts an enormous amount of work upon the attendants in the stores. The average persca hardly realizes the excessive strain put upon a clerk by the inconsiderate- ness Of the thoughtless.
 Remember that you will make life more tolerable for others and for yourself and will probably feel better satisfied with yourself and your puT- chases if you dc your Christmas shoD ping early
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
RARE NUsIC PLEASES ALL
 WHO HEAR I
Mime. El:an Beach Yaw Gives BiSbee Music Lovers Real Treat at 0rpheum Last Night

Mime. Ellen Beach Yaw can truly be styled one of Americas greatest sopranos. For two hours last night she held an audience composed of Bis bees representative people spell bound while she carried them the en- tire range of musical passion through the birdlike tones of the Russian Nightingale the rhapsodical intri- cacies of the mad scene from Lucia" and the ever-welcome notes of The Last Rose of Summer, down to that century-old, yet ever-popuIar. "No. Sir. a song in which she delights and which none so well as she knows how to properly render.
 Artistic sincerity marks the utter ance of every note. Possessed of spIen- did range, high and flexible. her voice is so sweet and clear ntheupper com pass as to compare without question with that of Patti in her prime. She takes the low notes with the same dis crlminatye clearness as is accorded those of the higher ranges. All in ali, her performance was superb and a rev elatlon to music-iovers of Bisbet..
 Mime. Yaw especially rose to the op- portunities in the mad scene from
 Lucia, which won her enthusiastic recalls. The Last Rose of Summer" moss-grown, yet as popular as of yore perhaps made the most pronounced impression. Mime. Yaw did not sing 1t as do most sopranos; no ranting. dragging or posing-just the proper touch of emphasis-no more. She i'm mediately passed from this sublime reminder of Flotow's masterpiece to the seriO-comic, "No, Sir" playing her own accompaniment in which her acting, aside from the mere rendition of the bars has as much to do with the success which she makes of this merry, -rollicking song Many people sing or have tried to sing, No, sir" wit hsuccess-very, very few have succeeded. Mime. Yaw is one of them.
 The prima donna was most ably as- sisted by Mir. Jay Plowe, flute soIofst, and MT. T. Newman, accompanfst. The formers obligatos greatly en- hanced the pleasure derived from Mme. Yaw's singing, while his indi- vidual selections demonstrated his complete control over the most diff fcult of all wind instruments. Mir. Newman, at the piano, displayed per feet knowledge of the technique of his instrument and his solos also proved diversions of brilliant execution.
 The Y. W. c. A., under whose aus pices Mme. Yaw and associates ap- peared, are to be congratulated for se- curing such splendid attraction with which to inaugurate their season. The attendance, while large, was by no means what it should have been. and those who remained away could only appreciate what they have missed by listening to the numbers should Mime. faw ever again come this way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

In the Fl Tigre mining district in the state of Sonora the mining activ- ity is rapidly increasing. A number of mining companies are now engaa ed in the development of promising properties in that vicinity, and the Fl Tigre company Is planning for en. larged operation and output during the coming year. All this rich coun, try it tributary to Bisbee and much ne wtrade may be expected from there in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
ping early.

The pioneers of Arizona are to be invited to Tucson on December 2gsh where 9 reunion is being planned by the Arizona Historical society of that city. The meeting promises to be one of the most interesting ever held in the territory. Those who reached the territory thirty or forty years ago are becoming scarce. but still there are enough left to make valuable con tribution to the early history of the territory, and the reunion now plan ned will no doubt contribute much to the historical collection now held by the historical society. It is hoped that every section of the territory will be represented at the pioneer reunion. Many of these pioneers reside in Co chise county and they should try and attend the meeting in Tucson
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
ITS A CRIME

to neglect your, health The worst neglect that you can be guilty of Is to allow constipation. biliousness or any liver or bowel trouble to con
 inue. It is poisoning your entire system and may lead to a serious chronic disease. Take Ballard's Her bine and get absolutely well. The sure cure for any and all troubles o the stomach, liver and bowels. Sold by Lowell Drug Co.,, Lowell, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Advertising city and it's ad7an. tages is no different from advertising any commercial enterprise or Dropo- sition. Circulars and pamphlets de- scriptiye of resources and advantages should be gent broad cast in those countries from which there is oppoI- tunity to secure immigration. Such investment is profitable for any ci,y having valuable resources tributary to it availble for profitable development.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Candidates for the United States senate in Arizona will have another year to devote to their present occu- pations. Under the provisions of the bill Arizona will not be per mitted to vote on the adoption of the constitution befor the first Tuesday after the first Monday in next Novem- Der. And this in the face of the prom ise of IMMEDIATE statehood made Dy the repuDRcan nauonal conven- ton a year ago last June.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
THE DiSREsPEcT- FUL 1ISPkTCH.
Prescott CourierJ


 The Douglas dispatch begins Q neui- torial thus: There are three papers pUb .ished in the territory Of Arizona ! by the State Consolidated Printing company. They are the Douglas Inter national, known locally as Aunty Az. curacy, the Tucson Star and the Bis bee Daily Rev.ew. The same com pany have been suspected of afiliaJ- ing with the afternoon Globe, at Globe, the Democrat at Phoenix, and the Courier, at Prescott. However, the Dispatch is disposed to credit the strenuous, almost passionate denials of Brothers Dunbar at Globe, DeSouZa at Phoenix, and Watson, at Prescott, that the Kellys or any of their af iii ations have aught to do with the ga pers published in the three towns mentioned%
 The only trouble with our versatile friend of the Dispatch (aside from the somewhat disrespectful manner in which he mutilates the English lang uage) is his lordly disregard for the truth. So long as his ed torials sound right to his ear and create the prop CT impression upon his mind, the mere fact that his statements have no foun- at.on is matter of supreme indiffer- ence to him. This characteristic may give him greater latitude for the eX- erc;se of his somewhat questionable talents, but it certainly cannot tend to raise his paper in the estimation of the few unfortuaates who may be forced to read it.
 So far as this paper is concerned, it has never taken the trouble to deny either passionateIy or otherwise, rum DTS as to ,ts connection with the Kelly string In fact, the editor of this r3r per is rather proud of having managed one 1.-the Kelly papers" and it is to him matter of serious regret that this paper is not backed by the powerful influence of the Kellys and their friends.
 It is but natural that the Republi- can papers should seek to make the title of "a Kelly paper. one of Tc- proach, for the Kellys and their papers have been making life burden to the Republicans for many years and we venture the prediction that the Kellys and the Kelly Syndicate will be dealing out Democratic dope long after the editor of the Dispatch las folded his tent and stolen away to pastures different, there to continue ais disrespectful treatment of the truth and the language of our fathers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
An1usen7enfs
oRPHEuM


 Reed and Arbuckle put on 8 regu- lar "dark-town parade" Sunday night when they presented Way Down South to two packed houses. Even the chorus girls discarded their span gles, bangles and pasteboard crowns for common mother hubbards and the brand of paint that, after their faces had been daubed sufficiently, put them in the chocolate gar' class.
 Walter Reed made a real cute lit tie eoal-black lass, and was styled Julia" on lne program, while Roscoe Arbuckle was bald-pated old Uncle Rastus,". with beaming countenance and classic smile that outshone even the wel-known merry Ina ha' of Main street Happy" Brown. Every body dabbled in the cork more or less.
 Miss Maeline Rowe was the only white person in the cast, and only appeared on two occasions, the first being notable for her superb rendi- ton of that song that never d.es, My Old Kentucky Home" With the entire company joining in the chorus, off the stage, the discriminating, feel ihS mdhueI III Wulcu Lue pathetic lines were voiced and the fine har- mony, the ensemble injected into the chorus, caused the audience to all most hold their breath until the last note, when they broke forth into LII multous applause, encoring the old favorite again and again.
 Aside from the one song. the rest was fun. fast and furious, including a crap game the conventional steam boat race. proverbial Nanny with the slapstick and all the elements of a genuine old coon-shouting time. Every member had turn at fancy steps in ''hoe-down' exhibition. Messrs. Reed, Arbuckle and Kelly
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad of ficials report an increase of business. The railroad is sure index to pros perity and as the greater portion of the business of this road is depend ing on the mining industry at Bis bee, Douglas. Nacozari. Cananea, Tombstone and Courtland, the report is encouraging in this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Notice-The said editor folded his tent last week and he'd himself to- wards the east. These birds of prey and passage are here today and gone tomorrow. While they are stench ia the nostri1s of all decent people and honest newspaper men while they are lowering near. the feathering sea son is usually short. The good peo- pie of Cochise county had reason to feel especial ythankfui on Thanksgiv- ing day
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

contributed a clever eccentric dane ing stunt, while the other musical numbers. "coon songs, were taken care of to the delight of the house by Miss Durfee ana Mir. keiiy. Air. Ar buckle and "dahkey" chorus concluded one of the best shows the company has produced with a sentimental bal lad.
 The company went to Douglas yester- day and played to packed houses at the Douglas Orpheum last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Divorce statistics show that If a couple endure each other through five years of married life they seI- don ask court release from their bondage. The remedy. 1t would seem. is through the simple process of not granting them divorce until after they have tried it for five years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
NEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS.
\ Preparation Discovered That Will
 Destroy the nandruff Germ.

- TESPaIdNiOIs O4S-ONSTS0 iHdt Nti
 Destroy the Dandrun Germ.
 For some time it has been known that dandruff is caused by a germ that digs up the scalp into little white flakes, and by sapping the vitality of the hair at the root, causing falling hair, and, of course, finally badness. For years there. have been all kinds of hair stimnlants and scalp tonics cn the market, but there has been no permanent cure for dandruff until the discovery of preparation called New bros Herpicide; which destroys the dandruff germ. Destroy the cause, the effect will cease to exist. Kill the dandruff germ and you will have no dandruff. no itching scalp. no falling hair. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sameple to the Herp- bottles guaranteed.
 5Is5EE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Prof. Hyslop says that Palladino's table levitation is simple telekenisis. Without knowing whether telekene- sis is a disease of a mental habit. we are willing to accept his verdict with. cut question.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Of course it may be true that 8 cultured American woman is in jail in London for participation in the suffragette disorders, but we've our Goubts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
OklAHOMA'S SHAME.

SHAME.
 Commenting on conditions in okla homa the Fl Paso Times vigorously remarks:
 That there was crookedness in the failure of the Columbia Bank and Trust company of Oklahoma City which furnished the first and a very severe test of the bank guaranty IaE, was generally believed and as gerer- ally charged by the banks that were mulcted by its failure and by bust ness msn generally.
 Consequently, the necessitr and the demand for an investigation was apparent ana 1nsisrent 'rhe at'og- aey general began the investigation. but by the time it was fg'ris under way. Governor Haskell suEuiafil'' cancelled his abthority and asrr 7t- fy brought an end to tAe proceedings, giving as his reason his opinion that he did mot believe that 1t is for the best interests of the state that it be made at this time. Three indiet- nents had been found and two accus- atfons made by the grand jury when ce governor interfered and the at torney general was not permitted D agn ther-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
Alien Wins Cup.

In the golf contest for the Blue euo at the Country club Sunday, Class A cup was won by L. R. Allen, with d score of A. 500-94; handicap 20, ne5 "A.
 Class B cup was won by James Lowrey, with a score of 49, 52, 101; handicap 34, net e.
 Class cup was won by William Nash, with a score of 56, 5S-114; hand icap 40, net 70.
 Next Sunday the Douglas Golf club will send twenty men here to play a match.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Philadelphia has made it finaDie offense for anyone to make comments about woman's hat What awful hats they must wear in the quiet ola town!
 The dryness of the climate of the Sulphur Springs valley is one of its great health assets.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Boost the mines and positions for more men will follow. Boost the mines and there will be more work a. Ire smeirers, more employed there tG-nish ths positions and the popu- Iation will come with e rush.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

A New York woman who is train ing female orators says that women have greater speaking qualities than men. Guess nobody feels inclined to start any argument there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Prunes, when you stew them are a mighty nice thing to begin breakfast with. Don't you think SO?
 There is lots of difference in Nthe kinds of prunes you get though. If you want to get real nice prunes you must go to a grocery that carries good prunes and other fruits.
 Prunes are nice and healthy, too. They make good economical break fast fruit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
NOTICE.

q reward of $500 wiu De paid for information leading to tbe arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
Presto pruneS

THE BEST PRUNEs grown. Each can Is so completely prepared that they are ready to serve. Cream, lime juice or other flavorins may be added to suit taste.
 PRESTO PRUNES contain no arti- fieial colorings and are guaranteed un- der the pure food law.
 2 1-pound cans .........2 .25e 2-pound cans ...-....-. 25c 3pound cans
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14

Entered at the Bisbee. Arizona, postofKce for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Ink stains on handkerchiefs. etc. may be soaked but in milk, but the sooner they are dealt with the more easily will they be removed
 Two level tablespoonsfuls of butter and two level tablespoonsfuls of flour to a cup of-liquid is the proper mea- sure for thiekening a sauce.
 Every kitchen should be provided with a small brush 10 be used for scrubbing potatoes. carrotts. parsnips and other ground vegetables
 The best way to peel onions is to hold them under water during the op- eration. Then cut up a raw potato to remove the odor from the hands.
 If when cooking bacon one is careful not to let the fat burn 1t may be kept for frying and for fish will an- swer as we'll as the bacon itself.
 To use up coal dust pile 1t carefully on a piece of paper and lay it on the fire. In this way It can be burned without smothering the fire.
 A pinch of soda added to the boiling water in which cabbage or cauliflower is cooked improves the flavor and pre- vents much of the offensive odor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15
.Chapter5 , R.

do not hapren to know what such a thing may be. was a scow about twenty feet long by ten wide. 1t was very soiidly. con structed of hewn timbers. square at both ends. was inconceivably clumsy and weighed an unbelievable number of pounds. When loaded. 1t carried all the bed rolls. tents, provisions. cooking utensils. tools and a chest of tobacco, clothes and other minor supplies It was ms uaged by Charlie and his two cookees by means of pike poles and a long sweep at either end
 The packing began before the men had finished breakfast Shortly after daylight the waniean. pushed strongly from shore by the pike poles. was drift ing toward the chute. The heavy scow threatened 10 turn side on. and the sweeps at either end churned the wa ter frantically in an .endeavor to straighten her out.
 As Newmrrk looked at the smooth rim sof the water sucking into the chute he began to wonder why he had come. The noble ship was pointed right at last and caught the faster wa ter head on-
 "An right- Charlie shouted
 Zeke and his mate took in the oars. The wanigan shot forward below the gate.
 Whack. bump. bang. and the scow stopped so suddenly that its four men plunged forward in a miscellaneous heap. The water. backed up behind the stern. began to overflow into the boat Newmaris saw that the scow had run her bow on an obstruction and had been brought to standstill square beneath the sluice gate The water was beginning to flow the entire length of the boat Various lighter ar ticles shot past him and disappeared over the side
 Newmark had an inspiration. The more important matters. such as the mems clothes bags. the rolls of bed ding and the heavier supplies of pro visions. had not yet cut loose from their moorings. He seized one of the long oars. thrust the blade under the edge of a thwart astern. laid the shaft of the oar across the cargo and by resting his weight on the handle at tempted to bring 1t down to bind the contents of the wanigan. to their places The cookees came to bis as- sistance- Together, they succeeded in bending the long hickory sweep far enough to catch Its handle end under another forward thwart- The second oar was quickly locked alongside the first and not a moment too soon. A rush of water forced them all to cling for their lives.
 Two or three rivermen appeared at the edge of the chute. A moment later old man Reed ran up. carrying a rope This, after some difficulty, was made fast to the bow of the wanigan- A short rope from the top of the dam allowed the boat to be lifted free of the obstruction; a cable astern pre- vented the current from throwing her broadside to the rush of waters; an- other cable from the bow led her in the way she should go. Ten minutes later she was pulled ashore out of the eddy below. very much waterlogged and manned by a drenched and dis gruntled crew.
 "'Bout two ton of water in them bed rolls and turkeys" grumbled | Charlie.
 In a couple of hours run the wani- | gan had overtaken and left far behind | the rear of the drive.
 Well" said Charlie at last, "we |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15

D e [ [ e r m a K 0 camp. We'll be down in the jam pretty soon."
 !" W ell. said ord e to New m ark late around the camp fire. "how does river drivin z strike you ?"
 "It is extreme ly interesting" re pile d New mark
 Like to join the wanigan crew permanenfly?"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15

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 -N O. thanks, ,' returned Newmark dryly.
 "WeIl. stay with us as long as you're having a good time." invited Orde heartily.
 Thank you."@ Newmark acknowl- edged this. .I believe l will"
 That old mossback Reed was right on deck with his rope" remarked John- ny Simms- That was pretty decent of him."
 '-Old skunk" growled North He lost us two days with his nonsense" ''Oh, he's a poor old devil" replied Orde easily. That's the way the Lord made him. He can't help how he's made"
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15

By the end of the second day the pond was clear. and as Charities wanigan was drifting toward the chute the first of Johnson's' drive ioahed Into the head of the pond.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15
Terms and Conditions:

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 HOME CHARGE TOGETHER WITH
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-26
OIL, GAS AND THEATERS
APPLAUD GAME OF GOLF

CLEVELAND O., Aug. 25.-Abe Erlanger head of the the
atrica trust John D. Rockefeller the Forest Hill golf
yesterday Eanger early guest by appointment He
did play and followed Mr. Rockefeller and Capt Schohed
the
M B. DAILY Ohio Gas company accompanied
the players
Oil chief told Erlanger and Daily that while both
comparatively young they should lose time taking
regular exercise.
great benefit from playing golf here this
said Mr. Rockefeller Sc" slightly under weight when
came HILL my normal weight