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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
MISS ETTIe ADKINS
 RECITAL TONIGHT

The acEaace sale of seats for the recital ts be given at the Bisbee Opera House tonight by Miss E1tie Adkins has been such as to warrant a good attendance. Miss Adkins has been most liberal in aiding entertain ments for the promotion of worthy causes since her arrival in the camp and is deserving of liberal patron age. The program for. tonight has been most carefully prepared, and should prove treat to all who at tend.
 Following is an outline Of the en- tsrtainment:
 PART I. Instrumental duet, Second Valso" Mrs Salmon aud Mary Kathryn salmon
 Readins. Pro Patrfa" Mrs. Hiu Pentomime. Nearer My God to 1hee -.-- -.---..-.--. -. Minnie Medigovich, Lucie Caretto. Annie Wallace. Ruth Whitecotton. Catherine Hoy. Vocal solo. When the Heart Is Young" Mrs. Pettev Tom Thumbs Wedding" Wedding solo Kathryn Salmon Wedding March. Q. Rose HarrioE Bride. % s.. Naude Johnson Groom. .... Marion Martin Minister .-.... Dana Spicer Best Man. ... Louie Mcdowell Attendants: Bessie Beyer, Helen Alison. Kathryn Salmon, Stella Mcdowell, Riney B. Salmon. Flower Girls: Anna Downs and Clyde Salmon.
 Vocal solo, "All for You Mrs. Sims Music, Mandolin and Guitar Miss Bagby's Pupils. Reading. Making Him Feel at Home'A Mary Kathryn Salmon
 PART IL Elar..la alfIrlnc. AIirnsaA ..-.s-. IEriE.- .
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
"SEHATOR STRONG $ STRONG ON B|SBtt
Former Mining Man of This District Sees Great Pos
 abilities Here

''Senator" Ch2riea Strong came in yesterday to spend a few days visiting his many friends and looking after his interests in this district He has made his home in Los Angeles for the past four years, where he has in vested extensively in real estate. He states that times have been extremely tight in Southern California and that there has been very little investment during the past few years.
 But it seems mighty good to get back to Bisbee again, said the sen ator" last night And 1 have seen many of my old friends here who have helped to make this the greatest mining camp on the Pacific coast. I look to Bisbee as being the place for a young man to make his start for there are more possibilities in the Warren district than any place l know of in the west.
 Tn the large cties, such as Los Angeles is, there are opportunities for the man of means, but for the man of limited means there is cer- tainly very little to look for. It takes capital to get a footing in a city and a man who goes there expecting to "eut the mustard" is in danger of being doomed to disappointment.
 Il often think over the long list O, men who came to this camp broke and struc, the boss for a job and stood off General Geisenhofer for a pie card, who can now write their checks for a comfortable fortune and who are among the most influential business men of the great southwest and especially what the Warren dis trlet has contributed in this direction, Although there has been some sea son of quiet in this section, this camp has been extremely fortunate and expect to see the boom on again iri the Bisbec camp before the present yesfr- shall pass into history"
 The .--seuator" at one 9tims owned some valuable mining property,. in this distz.ct which he sold to good advantage and since then has beer taking life moderately .easy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
FIRE BOYS CELEBRATE
 QUARTERLY MEETING
Plenty To Eat and Good Eel IowShip at Firemen's
 Smoker

Fun, food and frolie were the in- gradients of tine iremens meeting last night With all the glad abandon of their type they gave way to the spirit Of the occasion, and until a late hour ate. drank and laughed. for getful of the trials of their daily life and the calls to which they are sub iect
 The meeting was the first quarterly one for the new year, and as befit- ting so important an event part'c- ular preparations. justified by the events of yesterday evening, were made. Short responses from many Of the members, most of whom are more at home vita a line of hose than be- fore an audience. formed a part of the program.
 Tn fire boys have been most sue cessful in their entertainments, and that of last night was fully up to their previous records.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
Modem mohammsaanls,n.

when a delegation cf A3ahommoaan5 calIed oa Dr. Lneger. the mayor o' }ienna, a few days ago. to ask fhs fie eiEy place theirs among tlse racos n,zaa faiths. the mayor expressed Aimself as being deIightef to do 30 Is reporting tho interview, q Vienna paper says: As to difficulties regard i3s polygansy, DF. Leuger thought thai means could easily be found to over. come them" The delegation also said that the people of their faith had ceasod to live strictly up to the old ilw. which made a mosque unhOly toward the building of which any but Eahommedan money had been used. It Tas related that at Banjaluka there Was Q mosque which had been reared by Christians, and that tAe most no table treasure of the Foea Mosque 7sas q carpet. the gift of the late Crown Prince Rudolph.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26

Flas, Ezrd E.sr' fer s:,e r7- .sr7.
 Taa e-,.a a' sle 6.lool err -5n E-.-.. ia swiza-aai. to isslie p ba i,a!Ial sde or J1 m5nH 8la
 a30a- twelve mites vary Bl-, crnaIan of rock gas cac81n-c.sG ba oUtset OD the Iscllo side Ate. be boring had been pgsbal ab0o wo miles powerful cold springs wer: ceE, from which poured more taan Gyt u-Groc salons cf water g minute .15 for Q tire causod 9 susaension O. .l wo-j- on tbe Italian side Ha-5ly lad this difficulty been overcome ghen about two hundred feet iartho, :n Q stFatgm Of shifting naterla vas encountered and further tunnel ug of about I50 feet required siy uoEfhs' time and sn expenditure o: ilp0.eo05 Great difficulty was af-e-. vard encountered when hot water lN raa jo pour into the tunnel, causing aroche- suspension of work
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
SIXTY CHINESE
 STORES IN TUCSON
Little City Has Wealthy and and Progressive MOngOlian
 Colony
tTueson star.)


 There are 60 Chinese stores ia Tue son. pr ncipally located on thorough fares remote from the central busi- ness section cf the city. The state men was made by Linn Kes, . mer- chant at Convent and Simpson streets, who has not only grown stout but wealthy in the transaction of business at the old stand, where everything from a tamaIe covering of corn husk to 3 sack Of wheat. str ng of chile or Ia pin to loaf Of bread. is stored srUay, much of the stock Is located high above the counter or hidden away in inaccessible places
 Him Kee. who is far away from ais former happy home in the CeIes- iial empire. said he had lived in Tue son % years, 26 of which had been passed behind the counter in the building where he is doing business and which structure is owned by Pe- dro PeIlon, the present city jaile-.
 aside from the Chinese storee. there are a score of wash houses anu restaurants in the city. one Of ths latter located on the west edge Of The city on small ranch. In addition there are a number of gardeners who daily bring in wagon loads of farm products for sale at stores, hotels aue residences. Some of the more wide awake gardeners have friends in southern Cal fornia who ship tomatoes and fruits to their cousins" near Tucson.
 There are few Chinese domestics in the city, about all of waom have been enplp tsd in that capacity 2 number of years. Altogether there are at least 300 Chinese in Tucson and in the immediate vicinity of the city. Of these at least a dozen are citizens of the Un'ted States. fact this elo- ment enjoys. as al endeayor to register and vote when occasion offers. r- cidentally the Chinese colony Is with out Joss house. the same a1Ving been destroyed by fire two weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26

ChicagO-Ebart and Jennie Reiner- on. IS and 10 years old, respectively. and but TWO months married, have been found dead in their room. They had been accIdenraIIy aspnyxiated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
nEmsgRsniP CONTEST V. N. c. A.

The members of the association are donning their GSsaaors-yeslow and blue the pennants on the fiagDole in the yard indicate tha. something is going on. The pennant above in- dicates which side is ahead. Yes terday it was the "blues" taat were ahead. Today it is the "yellows" |" The count stands: 'Yellows," 24; "blues," g.
 Every woman interested in the growth of the association is asked tc consider and to join before or on April $.
 The contest closes with g "ehsrao- ter party on April 9th. Only mem bers are invited to this party. Very interesting and jolly features are be ing planned and every one will be glad to say. "I am a member" Join noN'
 The association served no meals yesterday. Ia grippe has afflicted the working force. Regular lunch on Friday from 12 to 1:15 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26
10 FURTHER TIE
 BUCKEYE ROAD
Col, Randolph Will Take Hand in East Ph0eniX Line
 Building

To confer with local promoters oi the Buckeye railroad project, which is to be built under the exemption law passed in the closing days of the legislature. Colonel Epes Randolph, head of the Hartman branch lines in the southwest was in Phoenix sew eral days ago as we'll as to attend the shippers rate hearing.
 Randolph Is coming at the solicita- ton Of the people who are interested in the development of the Buckeye Arlington section, and upon the de- cisiOn reached as a result of this conference largely depends whether or not Buckeye is to have railroad.
 Articles of incorporation for the Buckeye railroad are today being pre- pared by Attorney C. F. Ainsworth and may be filed tomorrow. What ever is done in the matter depends almost altogether on what Randolph decides to do.
 It is now estimated that the build ing of the steam railroad from Phoe- nix to Buckeye and Arlington will mean an expenditure of over 1,000.- 900. The plan is to build to Buckeye as soon as possible and then to lose DO time continuing to Buckeye.
 In addition to the large farming sections that will he brought in touch with an outside market by the build ing of the road to Buckeye and Arling- ton there gre several mining districts that would probably furnish q large amount of ore If they could reach a railroad such as Is contemplated.
 Promoters are retfcent about what is being done to push through the railroad project Under the law that passed the legislature they have about ten days left in which to file their declaration of intention to build 2 road. and but few weeks left in which to begin and complete the act ual construction.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26

Nine-taaths G5 the books written for children iP Jhls country are trash Of the most appalling description> which ever issBed from 8 printing machine. But the reznaining tenth of these books are not only some of the most .delightful york iH the world. but ara enough 10 ail 8 child's whole literary Hife, however capaeious. to the brim from years esd to years end Conan Doyle. Barrie. Anthony Hope, Stanley %keymaD, Rider Eaggard, Mrs. Ewing, Charlotte Young and Hsnty-What wosld Q French child, nurtured on ths mila and water of Nine 6e seglr, give for the eruzabs which fan frsm ahiseabie o1 it's English conlpaRioat-- London Chronicle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26

Old papers for sale at Review o1f'ce.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-26

Farce. "T'he Ministers Wife"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

perfection and 1t Is fair to help the
bureau toward that goal instead o.
lhindering it, If the bureau misses
shot occasionally it does not follow that
1.-THE bureau lacks vigilance or is use
Hess. If statistics were made it is GER
Itain that It would be established that
the Weather Bureau has saved the
farmer, the produce man, the trans
lportation companies and others a far
greater sum By accurate forewarnings
than ii has cost the government for
Its maintenance. and SO its labors and
researches would be justified
1t is necessary for the observance
of the department to study the reports
of lows" and highs" and disturb
ances" and temperatures and all 9th
er factors that go into the making of
weather and, guided by the experience
ard training of many years, to base
their predictions on the Law OF
chances. BY Analysing specific
combination of conditions they can
figure out-considering what the same
combination has produced in the past
what is most likely 10 happen. When
they miss il the erratic chemistry of
nature has played them trick which
meterolugy. at its present degree of
advancement, has not discovered a.
way to anticipate The establishing
of the Mount Weather observatory
was for the purpose of wrestling with
just such scientific conundrums. AT
ter awhile the mastery, by the re-
search OF this observatory. of fur
Their secrets of nature may bring TO
the knowledge of the whole Weather
Bureau the factors that cause those
sudden flarebacks. diversions and con
tortions which the existing knowledge
cannot foresee nor account for.
All complicated science progresses
slowly. They are made up of little
discoveries here and there in long in
evals, frequently by accident. The |
weather science is now in the process |
# evolution. Later on the science |
will be nearer accuracy than it is now
While waiting for that time let us not
hoot the observers, but urge them on
-CourierJournaL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
SENATE To MEET
At TEN O'CLOCK
BEGINNING TODAY BAILEY WILL
CONTINUE DEMAND FOR VOTE
ON INCOME TAX PIAN-oTH-
Err THINGS.

Washington, May 16.-Begi0ning
tomorrow the sittings of the senate
will commence at 10 O'Clock i'll the
hope of expediting final action on the
tariff bill Greater opposition has de
veloped on the part of a dozen repub-
lean senators than was expected, AMI
the republican leaders are unable to
predict when the end will be reached.
They are finding less difficulty on
that point with the democrats than
with the insurgent republicans.
Bailey will continue TO press his de-
mand for a vote on the income tax
feature, but he confided to friends
the conviction that some of the advo-
Gates of such a tax have been picked
Off by the enemy. The supporters
of the income tax policy believe their
cause has been materially weakened
by the decision of the president not
to press for the tax.
In the house an attempt will be
made to pass the Philippine tariff
bill Monday and the Porto Rican bill
THURSDAY The latter will be reported
tomorrow. Both are expected to pass
without stubborn opposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

Emerson Hough's assault upon the
Weather Bureau would be received
with more confidence If it did not ap
pear in the columns of a magazine
VIGOROUSLY given to undertaking sim
ply for undertaking sake. As it is
II seems merely gratuitous attack
upon an institution which does not
claim to be infallible. and which no
one has yet charged with being in
fallible. but which, for all that, per
forms valuable service for the PEG
pie of the country.
Nature has no laboratory more com
plicated or more stupendous than that
in which the weather is prepared. and
the science of meterology must at
tain state of perfection before the
doings of that laboratory can be pre-
cisely anticipated every day of the
year II has not attained that state
The present efforts have for their aim
the ultimate approach, at least, to tina.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
LEGAL DECISIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Notice Of Gamblers Lien-An o II
statute provides that any person los
ing money in a bucket shop or at
gambling may have lien Tor tine
amount of his loss on the premises
one Penney having lost money in a
bucket shop transaction, recovered
Judgment against the operator OF the
place but did not join the owner OF
the premises. Thereafter the prem
ises were conveyed to purchasers
without notice, for value. Following
this sale Penney brought another suit
and Joined the owners of the prem
ises. In Sanders V Penney, Sc North
eastern Reporter. 9SS, the Ohio SUI
preme Court held that the statute au-
thori2es a recovery against one car
rving on the unlawful business, and
does not give loser a lien upon the
premises until the suit is brought.
The consequences of the actions OF
the vendor cannot be visited upon the
vendce to his detriment, where he
had neither knowlcdgg nor an aces
sible source of knowledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

in all my life. | recommend LYDIA r;
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO all
my friends. - Mrs. WILL YoUNG, q
Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
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the root of the trouble. Nothing we
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as Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause of these dis
tressing aches and pains and you will
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The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
cOnClusively that Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs, has restored health TO thou
sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham. of Lynn. Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to he alth free Of
charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
ROOSEVELT TAKES REST
e. pres dent Spends a Day Writing
Magazine Article on Adventures
Up to Present.

Nairobi British East Africa. Nav
1G.-Theodoro Roosevelt. who is the
guest Of George Mcmillan A. the Jui4
ranch. Nhither he repaired from his
camp at Machakos. in the Athi river
district spent his first Iav a. the
ranch in his room. resting fro m'he
fatigue Of bis journey He has how
ever. begun work on a series Of ar
.ticles describing his adventures NJ 10
date
To-day Mr. Roosevelt continued writ
ing. but he found time also 70 visit
parts Of the Mcmillan estate and to
discuss the prospect Of sport with F.
c. Selous. the we'll known English
hunter. and his host. Mr.. Roosevelt
will resume bis shooting expedition
on Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
TODAY IN HISTORY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

May II.
l149-Dr. Edward Jenner. Introduce
of vaccination. born. Died Jan
26. 1928.
lS4G-Matamaros evacuated by tho
MeXiCans
lS6l-California legislature pledge
the state to the union.
lS65-Gen Grant attacked Pemhertou
al Big Black Ridge river bridge
in Mississippi
lSf1-Gen. Grant and family sailed
from Philadelphia for a tour Of
the world.
lS30-Nashville. Tenn. celebrated tn
centennial anniversary of its
settlement
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

There's something wrong with the
young generation in Cairo. Beaten I'D
athletics at Carbonate, in debate at
Paducah aud Co X. about 10 disband,
there Is reason to believe that the
youngsters of today in this city nsed
some red blood in their veins II any
one should declare that we are bring
ing up a lot of moliycoddies or OF
"don't cares" we would get red in the
face and some of us would fight. And
yet-these are the facts. Make the
best of them and they prove that our
bows are not doing what they ought
to do TO keep up the reputation OF
their town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

All the members from this district
in the lower house of the Illinois gen.
eraI assembly, including MIR Espey
the Democratic member. voted
against the bill which seeks TO sepa-
rate incorporated places from town
ships in the matter of Prohibition,
and thus gained the favor OF toe Pro
hibition sentiment in the state. Be
fore the election ii was sad by OPP
ponents of Mr.. Espey that he had
Prohibitionist leanings and Il was
vehemently denied by his friends
here and elsewhere IN the district.
However. the township option law
would not be so bad IL some pro-
vision were made TO enable incorpo
rated towns affected thereby to save
themselves from financial embarrass
ment. and TO prevent conrlscatlon OF
private property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

Apparently the people who push
the several bills that Chicago wants
passed have yielded to the demand
that in connection with the bond bill,
the referendum provision shall be en-
acted. The setback which the bills
got has brought them to time. The
referendum clause will prevent city
authorities from taking the Bit In
their mouths and issuing bonds TO the
full limit permitted by law, without
asking the people about H. If the law
should pass in that manner, the peo-
pie of Cairo will be called upon to
vote on the proposition to issue bonds
for a city hall; and the people of Chi
cago will have little something 10
say about issuing that sixteen mil
liors of bonds
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
ARMENIANS FIRED ON
Wien They Started 10 Leave Adana
American Officials Invest
natinu Conditions There.

Adana. Nav 1.-two hundred Ar
menians. who lcft mere yesterday,
were fired on after their departure by
band Of Moslems The Armenians
returned here. The military commits
sioucrs that the Armenians would BE-
safeguarded and sent ont patrol
through the country.
Captain Marshall. commanding the
United States cruiser North Carolina
now at Mersina. aud Edward ! Ma
than American consul at "atras.
Greece. are here engaged in an ia
yestigatiou of the conditions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17

welded couple King solomon with all his WISDOM never pake ruer
"he beginning of strife like the letting out of water;
therefore leave off contention before meddd with Most que
coniuga otherwise begin with trHes and TO- Behold how great
fire little matter kindcth" Avoid disputes 1T the first step
which counts, for which sound reason do not take it,
man. criminal lawyer of years standing has
acquaintance with human nature used tell his daugh.
up your minds the fact that husbands but men,
although they are gentlemen heed how provoke them
anger make quarrel be of the two and
member dignity preserved by silence when pro-
oke forget that take husband for better for
it, which heaven forbid at least bear like Christian
gentewonn You will find the recipe in Matthew w. beginning at
verse So"
There no bit of prospective brides and goom
proftaby heart than that while quas between lovers who
are ACQUIRING successfully be patched good better
than new provided neither of the lovers malice and
and ogyng of disposition the genuine
matrimonial family rarely followed by Kisses until there has
burning which and acid bitterness of spirit which long
endures under reconciliation tempest of and temper
not often forunner shining after On the contrary
by far likely up lasting dissension and anger.
established fact in physiology that wound how
ever thoroughly healed scarcely if fails TO leave the adj
iacen a sentvness for life unless the oppo
place and they suffer permanent paralysis Something
frequently happens the of serious quarrel be-
tween people should be all all to each other each in honor pre-
ferring the other.
There no sweetness in lovers quarre compensates the
sharpness sting might well preach the advsabiy of
breaking bf rare mend with wonderful
ment which shall make stronger than In this world there
many risks which it IS wiser not to incur and true it is that
ITO be wroh with we love
Doth work like madness in the brain
How can possible that love of can be made
cous dspung and wangng by contradiction and continual dis
agreeing? During ourthp possible that
for playful teasing soft and heads softer but after
marriage danger that each will be ready to assert his her
rights and willing to yield to the other.
Lovers quarrc usually either eulons Of jealousy mostly due
sfshness they from what somebody has called the leak
age bad temper most undesirable quality for either husband or wife
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
LErsHMAN GIVES ADVICE.

Constantinople. MAY IG.-American
Ambassador Leishmau has made rep
reservations tp the Minister Of the
Interior. on the impor' aucc Of restor-
ing order in Adana province. so that
the refugees may return 10 the farms
The minister today uanked Leish-
man. and will take additional steps TO
restore the confidence OF the Armen-
iaus and give them protection
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
April Statement.

The above is correct statement
OF the circulation of The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1908 and for the
month OF April 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fourth day of May 1909.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-17
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 190S.. .2oo4
Average number or complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of April 1908 2178