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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
REvoIR
L(N0Y NIZZ.WI14

Gade nIcht and
 Soy be VT
 you a..
 T HE youn 6 writer sat at his ID a C in c a n d drum m e q [ h e keys thoughtfully. He was going away. For six years h c h a q talked to the peo- pie through q syn dicate reaenlEg several hundred papers. In all hour the wheel of for tune had turned him a number that called for action in a greater field and still he hes itated to say thai word, Farewell" Farewell a word
 that must be
 and hath been A sound whiel makes us finger
 -yet-fareweil''
 To this constit' uency ke had given the best that was in him Often it was hur. ried. crude work
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

Since the big street car strike. 1t is a question just how mnch of its old reputation for being the City of Broth erly Love has held fast to Philedel- Phia-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

The session of the twenty-fifth leg islature abolished the territorial rang CT force and substituted law whicn gave to the several counties the priv ilege of appointing ranger deputies. The board of supervisors of Cochise county refused to supply the county with ranger deputies under the new law. Another law passed by the twenty-ffth legislature abolished the office Of territorial examiner. substi tuting law authorizing boards of SUI pervisors to appoint county exam iner whenever one was desired or be lieved to be necessary. The board oi supervisors of Cochise county have named a county examiner, as provid ed by the new law, but up to date they have failed to provide the ranger deputies.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

Governor-elect Brown of Georgia has decided that his inauguration the latter part of this month shall be de void of all ostentation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

month. paying salaries, etc. It is ex- pected that the board will also make the appointment of an auditor whose duty it will be to make an examina- tion of the books and accounts of the various county officials.
 Dr. Hickman stated this morning that the health of the county is very good, according to reports received by him and that there is no epidem- ics or contagious diseases so far as known.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

A Review want ad will rent you vacant room or set you an additions bca.der.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 wili be paid for <aformation ieacing to the arrest and bnviction of tn. parties stealing The tseyfew from subscribers.
 THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

Most exclusive family hotel in Los Angeles Modern in every respect. car lines. One half block from post
 Popular rates at all seasons. 618-20 alifornia- c. c. Dorr. proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09

Gadle nIcht and soy be WI you al
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
MAbelle, Isabelle and
Sassiety.

Maybelle in.
She nosed the plain Mrs W. Ellis Corey out of the Corey
home with her pretty, tilted Forodora nose and took
over Mrs Corey equity in W. E. And then she went in
for social -emnence-havng the money and the will
ingness to buy it.
Society wouldn't sell her seat! 1t was unfeeng rude
unappreclatve of her steel-common beauty But that
WASH the worst of it. 1t confoundedly unexpected
Society had let in many of the Maybelle sor-why draw
the line on herf
She had silvery be like boiler coming and she emitted
It. She says society is ruled by who selfish
luxurious, limited in mentality Grass.
And now comes Flora Zabefle, Raymond Hitchcock s
wife and hur back the imputaon into Maybee's teeth
She saysZabele doesthat society great peo
ple She AYERS, for instance, that Mrs Hobart Chafeld
Sayagain Taylor is most intelligent wellread charm
ing perfect lady And anyhow saith Isabelle to Maybee
the Corey has been society," how she
tell about the mental scope of the who make it?
And could the Creassiap of the steel trust tell mental
scope if she met it To all of which Maybelle hath not as
yet replied, leaving Isabelle the last word
Doubtless Zaybelle s exhibit A' is fine personality
but Maybee might reply that it takes more than one
Chated Chatfed to make arstocracy of either wealth
grace And if Maybee onehalf as logical as she is
shapely she will call upon Isabelle to tell what the social
leaders, with all their wealth. their advantages their
leisure their travel their power their sway have done
enc little eeney thngto add to the intellectual riches of
this wonderful age And when she does this she will have
the match ''fifty-love. For Isabelle will be up
stump The society leaders society leaders, that's all
City Engineer Ralston had trouble with the Sprague
FILL how about the tremendous Job of designing the
Z Monroe street bridge?
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AlNTlMkTE
afA|lL!c0RRESPo NDENCE
y 81 l|HzMS ~ RATA E
~ RATA

bills. You can guess what r think
of that town" II
OF course, l don't endorse any
such wholesale knock on Seattle
as is implied in the above. 1T was
probably an oversight. Seattle is
too busy to look after little things.
1t reminds me of Chicago,u tt is
Chicago on a smaller scale-Chi-
cago with it's hustle, push and
noise-Chicago with it's dirt and
crudities and wealth-Chicago with
its polyglot of people-its rude
ness and good nature, it's coyetols-
ness and bigness; its vacant lots
and stunning structures; its
shacks and palaces and morest
homes. 1t is like Chicago in it's
weather and its people and its spir-
it-a spirit Of give and get and for
get the means; of genuine enter
prise and much chicane; of hard
work and of speculation; of loyal
ty, of boosting, of real enthusiasm
and of empty clap-trap of side
show shouter-it is all like Chicago
done in miniature; yes, the "un-
earned increment and the "open
door of opportunity" beckon on all
sides. ffcs sof
It's place to come if you want
to sit in at the gambling game of
life. But II you lose, don't look for
sympathy. Sincerely.
RATH.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
A reader of The Spokane
Press, in comment on an
editorial suggesting that
the chamber of commerce
bring More Industries
Here.


paign to industries for Spokane makes this
timely statement
/. Yes a fat chance the chamber of commerce would
and to get factories when the freight on
ra IS 50 high that manufacturer will invest except in
the lines already represented
The difficulties admitted but The Press does not
believe In the policy OF laying down and going to sleep
IN the path just because there brambes in the
way.
Every inland city in the far west-northwest and south
west and central westhas the difficulties in regard
70 freight rates The Spokane has attracted the
widest kind of attention. and every inland city is keeping
its eyes on Spokane But these cities have not thrown
to achieve They have their coats off and are
working hard to bring all sorts of industries them
Spokane has taken the leadership in the movement to
secure better rates. Spokane has not thrown up any
sponge Spokane, the center of the Inland Empire
bound to be industrial center But she go after
the Industries.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
Will YOU

Buy a home or ply rentf We can
sell you a nice three-room cottage;
new: close to car line; everything
first class; $500; 500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month.
Five-room strictly modern; two
mile circle; $2700; new; $3.50
cash, $40 per month.
Six-room modern; south side: in
two-mile circle: $500: 5000 cash.
SIS per month.
Some of the best buys in room
ing houses in the city.
We can sell you lots 50xi39;
good soil, shade trees; 2h mile
circle; water; good car service.
south side; for $500 to $500, $40
down, $40 per month.
A. r.. MOORE CO..
Room 16. Curtis Block.
Phone Main 2843
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In Little Old New York
BY NORMAN

A man with funny name, DR..
Marvalog, was recently elected
mayor Elizabeth. N. J. Soon aft
erward he began looking around
for secretary. AS the job pays
$1,000 a year he didn't have to do
much looking around. In fact, %
anxious young men of the mayors
political persuasion were looking
around for him. One by one they
dropped In. upon him with their
recommendations and their pleas,
and the doctor looked them over.
After conyersing with them all he
shook his head.
you can pass the word around
that I'm going to think 1t over a
bit" he said. II want a secre-
tary that does not have to drink
something fizzy in the morning to
clear his head. and who will not
turn the outer office into a smok.
ing room for the boys who hang
around looking for favors. / want
2 secretary who likes work, and
Isn't crazy about cigarets.r
30 the willing 25 cleansed the
ysli0w stains off their fingers with
peroxide and steered clear Of the
lpfef1cr decorators. and each
hoped that the mayor was watch.
40 him. Bnt tbs mayor was not
Watching amy Of them. He had an
~ friend BY the name Of Smith.
yho had daughter IS years old.
- mayor haupaned to know that
loa Mnrs emiti wanted q job. and
~ Ge4k Tor har.
Mayor Marvalog found that Mary
0mllh ~ shy. ewcet-voiced and
oankla. \ 49, = cinch that she
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Press Humor --Most Anything --Have Smile
MOST ANYTHING

bate can be classed as another post
season affair.
The Pacific coast is going to have
another exposition. Won't they ever
give st. Louis and Chicago ano.her
chance? And where's poor little,
old. unenterprising New York?
There is a house in Giltspur
street, London, which rents for a
loaf Of sugar, paid annually.
The only water well in London is
near the Royal Exchange. II the
Royal Exchange is anything like
the New York Stock exchange, the
well would be empty all the time.
Shooting butterflies with guns
is the ruling sport in British New
Guinea. There the butterflies meas
ure II inches across the wings, and
are worth 500 apiece.
AIS life worth living?
B.-Yes, if you can afford II.
"Is he SO very poor?"
Gracious, yes! He's SO poor that
merely to love is an extravaganza"
Life.
Joe Cannon Indignantly denies
that he made a deal with Tam
many. He says it is rubbish pure
and simple. Yet, can rubbish be
either pure or simple?
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would not require any morning
brain CHARTERS. Nor any cigarets.
She said she liked work, and she
got the $500 job.
All the young men were very
nice about it. They came around
to congratulate Miss Smith, and
some wanted to linger and chat.
But Mary said she was too busy,
and they went along.
You might not believe it, but the
following item appeared in the so
ciety column of a New York news
papers a few days ago:
The distressing operation upon
Mr.. - this week, resulting in the
removal of limb, caused much
sadness among his many friends
and those of Mrs. -, for not a
couple here can count more real
friends than they. The patient is
bearing up brayely, but the blow
is a terrible one to him. His per.
feet type of manhood is married
forever, and fer many years he has
been considered the handsomest
man In New York and Newport so
ciety. His wife for many years was
considered a universal BELLE
After reading that, 1t seems
hard to realize that Brakeman Jim
Jones can have suffered much of a
misfortune when train cuts off a
Leg or two. And Is not universal
belle with one-Iegged husband a
narrowing spectacle. compared to
an ordinary woman who would
merely have TO take IN washing,
or something like that, 20 support
her nangled husband and the kids?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
PERSISTENCE OF THE HABIT.

Jack Spratt and his wife were
persons of more than ordinary linn
tied means.
Occasionally they spent Is cents
for one of the illustrated monthly
magazines.
Jack loathed the advertisements
and his wife detested the reading
matter. ~
So they split 1t in two, and thus
kept clean their literary platter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13

City Engineer Raston had trouble with the Sprague
avenue FILL how about the tremendous job of designing the
Monroe street bridge?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13.-
Dear Dad:
The President has finally caught
me. All the way across the CONT
nent l have been welcomed with
flags and bunting, full hotels, ex-
pectant people, boosted rates and
other preliminaries to a presiden-
tial progress, and now I'm 1T. | had
to stay. Pullman reservations have
to be made out here five days
ahead, owing to hard times" So
I've been makingthe best of it and
seeing what could see.
How is Taft taking? Yes, I know
that is the first question on your
tongue. Well, will tell you. have
a friend with the party, a news
paper man, and l looked him up at
Portland and I'll tell you what he
said.
Enthusiasm" said he. "No, of
course there Isn't much enthusi-
asm. To tell the honest truth,
about the only time we get boiler
from the crowd is when Taft men
tions Roosevelt. And, of course,
that is discouraging."
But" said, "the papers have
had lot to say F. about cheering
throngs and all that"
''Of course" he answered wear
lily, I've sent stuff out like that
myself. But what can you do? You
can't go along as member Of a
party like this and then spend
your time knocking it. If you are
going to tell disagreeable things
it's better to go day behind like
Alfred Henry Lewis.
where has the president had
the best reception
We'll, l think in the West. 1t
certainly was frost in the East.
And the Winona speech on tariff
fell very soggy. They have warmed
up a little when he talked reelama-
ton and conservation. But, on the
whole, the thing has dragged"
How does it compare with a
Roosevelt trip"
"Oh, Lord" my friend exclaim-
ed. There is no comparison at
ALL But, then, you know, RoOse-
welt was not the average presi-
dent"
At Sacramento l saw it for my
self. was about 20 feet away as
President Taft left his special
train and was escorted to his deco
rated automobile to be taken to the
capitol building. The crowd gave a
faint scattering cheer when he
first emerged from the car. One.
That was all. There was not a
sound when he, moved off. 1t was
what our theatrical friend would
call avery heavy frost" / later
heard, as you doubtless did, of the
deal he got at the public square,
where the people were so noisy
and inattentive that he had to cut
short his speech. The crowd was
really guilty of great discourtesy.
/ was amused at story told by
a woman on the train. She was in
the crowd that greeted Taft at the
stock show Seattle. According
to her story, mana committee
man-came out with a megaphone
before the president arrived. and
addressed the crowd as follows:
Ladies and gentlemen! Please
get ready for some good hearty
cheers. The president has hardly
had cheer since he arrived. Think
of the reputation of our town.
He'll be here In a minute. Now get
ready and let's see IL we can't have
decent demonstration"
The lady from Seattle shifted
with scorn.
Now, what do you know about
that?" she inquired. "Uurgin' the
people to be enthusiastic! Not for
lninet"
How did you like Scatter !
asked by Taft party friend.
They used the president as a
side show for their fair and then
made US all pay our own hotel
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Pretty near time for goloshes!

Pretty near time for goloshes!
Dog rescued from the spire of q
Cincinnati church must have been
one of those. syke terriers.
l know a land of rest for all,
Most excellent for camping;
Where through the forest primeval
The startled deer go stamping,
Where trout go leaping up the falls
OF merry, rushing brooklets;
Where nature, sweet-voiced nature
calls
It's in the railroad booklets.
Boston Herald.
Probably that Bryant Bailey de-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13

- bate can be classed as another post
season affair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
THE DAY OF REST.

"And now" said Mr.. Fishback
If Billville. "let us be thankful for
one day of rest and get ready for
church" y
"Yes," said his wife; run out
and chop some wood. and milk the
cows, and light the fire, andRmA IKE
the coffee, and wash the fpdren,
while / bang my HART" II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
GIRLS PARTY FRocK.

A charming party dress for the
girl of 10 is made Of pale ecru lans-
downe and venice lace, with short
sleeves and low cut round neck.
With this little dress may be
made a high-necked, ong-sleeved
guimpe of the lace used in the
dress.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13

Maybelle Gilman Corey
has weighed "sassiety" in
the balance-the bank bal
ance-and found it wanting
in nerve to let
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13
VERY MUCH A LA SHERWOOD
HOLMES.

"The cook in this restaurant is
red-headed."
Have you seen herr"
mo. But here's one of her hairs
in the SOUP"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-13

Columbus day was celebrated yesterday Why not have
m Amergo Vespucc day. in honor of the for whom
America was named? And Ponce de Leon day, and run
the whole gamut of explorers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
De INSTRUCTION.

Ell Departamento de Instruc-
ci6n enviara algunos libros a
los maestros inspectores para
las pequenas bibliotecas que
seran instaladas en- los distri
tOs.
La maestro graduada Car
men Casellas Santana ha re-
nunciado la escuela que We
MIA desempennando en- Mana
tt. Para ocupar su lugar ha 81
do nombrada la Srta. Maria
T. Castro.
Manana, microbes, %, a las
$50 de la noche continuara
la discussion del tema "Estado
de la Literature Puerto rique-
ma a la llegada de los ameri-
conos", en- seci6n de la lite
ratura del Ateneo Puertorri-
queno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
I'm RlIM0R.

Core Ell rumor de que Ell nom
bramiento del LIDO. Jorge Do
minguez, para juez de la Cor
te de Humacao, obedece q
influencias de amigos intimos
que tiene Ell gobernador Post
en- Mayaguez.
Tambien CORE el rumor de
que el nombre del Sr. Jorge
Dominguez no figuraba en-
ninguna candidatura de las
presentadas al gobernador por
los partidos politicos para la
provision de vacantes Judi
clales.
Sc afirma que es general ell
descontento a causa de desig
naclones arbitrarias hechas
por el gobierno para el desem-
pe1lo de, cargos en- la majis-
tratura; designaciones i'm
puestas a los distritos Dor
ociosos favoritismos y des-
consideration manifesto de
Ia opinion publica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
De La TERRA A Ia LUNA
(Por Julio Nerne }

rantemente la posibiiidad del fexito
y Sc coioco sin vaciiar en- las fiias
del capitan Nichoil, cuyas teorfas
prohijo sin la menor reserva.
Asf es que en- tanto que otras socle-
dades cientffieas prometfan enviar
delegados 4 Tens Town, los astrd
nomos de Greenwich, en- una session
que eeiebraron, pasaron resueita-
mente & la orden del dfa & darse cuen
ia de la proposition de Barbicane
A tanto ilega la envidia ingiesa!
Pero el efecto fue escelente en- el
mundo cfentifico en- general, desde
el cual Sc propago todas las classes
de la sociedad que acogieron Ell
proyeeto con ell mayor entusiasmo.
Este hecho era de una importancia
immensa tratandose de una suscri-
ci6n para reunir un capital conside-
rable.
ELS de octubre, el presidente Bar
bicsne redacto un manifesto capaz
de entusiasmar las piedras, en- ei cual
hacia un llamamiento todos los hom
bres de baerao uoluntad que pueblan
la Tierra. Aquel documento, ira
ducido a todos los idiomas, tuvo un
exlto portentoso,
Sc abrio una suscripcion en- las
principaies ciudades de la Union pa
ra centraiizar fondos en- Ell banco de
Baltimore, 9 Baltimore Street, y
luego Sc establecieron tambien CEN
tros de suscrpci6n en- los diferentes
Estados de los dos continentes:
En- Viena, S. NJ. Rothschild.
En- San Petersburgo, Stieglitz VI
compahfa.
En- Paris el Credito Mobiliario.
En- Stokolmo, Tottie y Arfured-
son.
En- Londres, N. NJ. Rothschild e
hijos;A
En- Turin, Ardouin y Compahfa.
En- Berlin, Mendelsohn.
En- Ginebra, Lombard Odier y
En- Constantinopla, ell Banco Ota-
nano.
En- Bruselas, s.. Lambert.
En- Madrid, Daniel Weisweiller.
En- Amsterdam, el crGdito Neor-
andes.
En- Roma, Tortonia y Companfa. |
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SlEMPRE LA VERDAD.

"Cuando esta I'd. en- duda d.
ga la verdsd." p" Fu6 un expert
mentado y viejo diplomatico ell
que asi dijo a un prinoipiante en-
la carrera. La mentirs puede
pasar en- algunas cosas pero no
en- los negocios. El fraude Y en-
gaflo 4 menudo son ventaiosos
mientras Sc ocultan; pero tarde
8 temprano Sc descubriran, Y en-
tonces viene Ell fracaso Y Ell cas-
tigo. Lo mejor y mas SECURE es
el decir la yerdad en- todo ITEM
po, pues de esta manera SO
haoe uno de amigos constantes
y de una reputaci6n que siem-
pre- vale cien centayos por peso,
donde quiera que uno Ofrezca e.
fectos en- yenta. Estamos en- ST.
tuaci6n de afrlnar moiestamen-
tc, que sobre esta base descan-
sa la universal popularidad de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Ell pdhlico ha descubierto que
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqueza
SO ha dado q conocer su natu-
raleza. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene todos los princi-
pios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe do
liipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta Y Cerezo Silyestre.
Estos elementos forman una COM
biuaci6n de suprema excelencia v
meritos medicinales. Ningun re-
medic ha tenido tai exito en- los
casos de Pulmonia, PGrdida de
Carnes, Debilidad, Nal E2tado de
los Nervios, Anemia y Tisis.
SCI Sr. DR.. Adrian de Garay,
PrOfeeor de Medicina en- Mex.
leo, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado la Preparation de Wan.
pole en- los AnGmicos, Clor6ticos,
en- Ia neuraStenia y en- otras en-.
fermedades que dejan al organis-
mo d6bil y la sangre empobre.
2ida, y los enfermos Sc han vi.
yorizado y aumentado en- peso"
De venta ep todas las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Corses y Ropa Blanca

Corses de la casa WARNER de los
llamados Directorio cuyas ballenas
son inoxidables y lavable la tela.
Hay modelos para personas gruesas
y modelos para personals delgadas.
Surtido constante de todos los ni-
meros desde S 1.50uno. Gran Surti-
do en- ROPA BLANCA, Americana
y Francesa. Hay magnificos cubre
corses desde un dollar en- adelante.
Enaguas muy buenas Camisas de
dormir, Pantalones & & todo 4
precios muy convenientes. Sc reci-
ben constantemente novedades. PA
RIS BAZAR. FORTALEZA 27.
PEDRO GIUSTI.
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cindad pertenecientes a arme.
MOS han sido destruidos.
Constantinopla, Abril 23.-
Esperase que el cuerpo prin-
cipal de las tropas fieles q los
Jovenes TurcosmarcharS muy
pronto sobre Yildiz con obie-
to de obligar al sultan Abdul
Hamid q abdicar. Otras tro-
pas del mismo partido mar
chan sobre Constantinopla.
Dos columnas de 300 Y 1000
hombres sc dirigen sobre Pc
IA Y Zapata para mantener
ALI el orden Y proteger los ex-
trangeros en- case necesario.
Berlin, % de Abril.- Ell cor
Tesponsal de Morqeu Post en-
COnstantinopla telegraffa que
FL sultan Abdul Hamid ha
.nstruido al gran vizir de ne
yOciar con los J6venes Tureos
para eyitar la efusi6n de san
yre.