davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26

which were no doubt cut in the planks
with a bayonet. One of the names
plainly read is -. A. Yoder."
Mrs. Mary Smithson and daughter,
Miss Callie Smithson, owned and oc,
cupied the house throughout the war.
both residing there to this day. Their
of their home are interesting In the
extreme.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26
Evading the Issue.

Mrs. Lushington-And there you
were, at o'clock in the incoming
hugging that cigar-store Indian.
Mr.. Lushington-SureIy. my dear
you are not jealous Judges Library.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26
No Fine Distinctions.

Our friend Bangs has quite q sim.
Ian cast Of countenance. don't you
think?"
Il think. II you want to know. that
hs has downright monkey.facs."
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26

Don't tell other people what they
should do. Do what you should do
yourself and let it go at that.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26

Many man has won out by his in
ability to realize that he was whipped
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26

Many a hand-painted complexion
looks like a tea store chrome.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26
PROVED BY TIME.
No Fear Of Any Further Trouble.

David Price, Corydon, Ia, says: II
was in the last stage of kidney trouble
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26

Never Judge a mans liberality by
what he spends on himself
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-26
UNFORTUNATE SURVIVAL.

Hiram-So ole Hank Hardapple had
a hand-to-hand fight with grizzly
bar an lived t tell tn tale?
Silas (disconsolately)-Yas, by gum,
an thet seems t be all he lived far!
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
BLUE MONDAY
 F0R DISTURRERS
Justice High, With Even Hand, Distributes Like Fines to
 All NationaIitieS

Justice Highs court room looked
 like the gathering place of an inter-
 national congress of nations yester-
 day morning when he opened court
 Appearing before him in dull array.
 their faces wearing the sad and mel , anchOly look usual on the morning af- ter. were John Johnson, a Swede; Jose Ortiz and Profro Lopez of So- noraville and "Festication' Brown, { 2 "gemmen" Of color.
 They had sll been drinking Sunday night and were about as wee begone. friendless and ,forloTn as any four men ever picked up by the officers of any community. Brown and John son had each consumed too much war medicine. with the result that they tock to the fight trail with great glee. During he course of the night both of them succeeded in being accom- modated and they were more or less used up when they appeared in court Ortiz and Lopez had also crawled on the outside of considerable joy ex- tract. but with a directly opposite ef- feet. The liquor they consumed was of a ladylike brand. the result being thar they desired the sound and un- troubled sleep of Q babe Sleep they Tad to have and were not particular a. just what spot they should be em- hrsced in the arms Of Morpheus. The ,soft side Of a cement sidewalk was as go1d place as any, and it was on sidewalk that the rude and heart less officer broEe in Ipol tl.eir nap.
 Justice High, in a merciful mood, let them down with S6 assessments. Johnson. Swede and Ortiz, the Mex ican, had the money and went on their respective ways. rejoicing and promising not 10 sin agan-before next Sunday, but Brown, colored. and Lopez, Mexcan, were stranded upon the rocks and will finger in the cold, damp city dungeon for six long, weary days
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
LAD WALKING
 FROM BOSTON
 ID CALIFORNIA
Travelling Man Brings Story of Boy Who is Making Long Hike For a Very Large Reward

A. L. Heliener, a Chicago travelling nan, who yesterday arrived in Bisbee. coming here from Tucson. displayed @ postal card picture to several peo- pie in the Copper Queen .hoteI of Harry Garrepy. q 19-year-oid lad who s walking from Boston to San Fran cisco and return. Garrepy was ia Fucscn when Mir. Hellener was there. and it was in -the Old Pueblo that the Windy City traveling man secured the pest card picture and heard the "a her remarkable story.
 fnc lad s walking for 9 reward of slo0o. which will be pad him by q wealthy brewer fn BossCa in the event that he finishes his long hike within eighteen months from the time he started
 10 make exuenses on the trip the iad is giving high diving exhibitions. When Hellener was in Tucson the lad was appearing at the EIysan Grove theater. where he was giving exhibi- tionE nightly.
 G2rreDy is member of the Y NJ. C. A. oi Boston and carries with him at all times an autograph card from President Roosevelt which he prizes very highly.
 GarreDy left his home city of Bos- ton on the first day of last August and has averaged i5O miles a week since he started on the long overland jour ney. After reaching San Francisco te will return to Boston by way of Salt Lake. Denver and St Louis.
 In 2 conversation with MT HeTener the young man stated that he was in fine health, and according to the Chi cago man he certainly looked the part He stated that he enjoyed the walk ing. but has struck some mighty hard country and had made some very lonesome tramps through desolate and deserted country which he does not particularly relish.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

ed team, played a steady game. al- though he had naturally bad support.
 The twelve hits and fourteen runs showed good base running on the part of the regulars. Four men made two-baggers; Harper showed up well on third, McCann showed to an ad. vantage as short. Dawson made but one error and Hoffman held down the first bag very satisfactorily and show cd that he can play ball Glow was considered the star in the out field. and Padden in the left paved a good game. Porser behaved well in the box and let the boys down with two hits and did not let himself out dur ing the game. Edmunds put up his usual good game behind the bat and did good work with the stick. Ed munds mas been made captain of the team.
 It would seem that with the addi- ton of another pitcher and an out fielder, the regulars will be in shape to go against any of the teams which will be placed il the field in Arizona. Jack Kelly in the picked team, play- ed good ball The Clifton team has wired Bisbee to come to Clifton to play Friday. Saturday and Sunday of this week. They guarantee their ex- penses. Wires have also been re- ee.ved from Douglas and Cananea to arrange g date with Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
OLD PAPERS FoR SALE

old papers in bundles Of one hun dred for sale at Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
MANY CONTESTANTS
 FUR POWELL TROPHY
Allen Wins Cup a Second Time -FourSome One of Days
 Features

There were twenty-two contestants in the golf contest for the Powell cup at the Country Club on Sunday. The day was ideal and the game thor oughly enjoyed by all participants.
 The lowest score of the day was made by l.. R. Allen, who for the second time has won the cup, his score being one better than bogey, CT the colonel" as bogey is called on the links. AIr. Aslen. with a han dicap of If, made the first round in g and the second nine holes in 43, a total of 95 strokes for the eighteen holes. Mr Boswell was a close sec Ond. playing the eighteen holes even with bogey; Mir Boutwell, third. being two down 10 bogey. Following is the score:
 Allen 1. Boswell o, Boutwell, 2. Ten ney 3, Johns 9. Melton 1. Sherman ,. Stevens ,, Buckwalter ,, Haigler 6. Joralemon :. Ziesscmer '. Bcler s. Hamilton s. Gohring g. Emile Goa kum 2. Olson 10. Pelton 10, NJ. J. Bro phy F. Lewis 12, Sawyer 12, Evans 15.
 One cf the features of the day was the foursome played by Messrs. Allen, Milton. Sawyer and Sherman, who held positions in Class A, respective ly, as [. s. 9 and 10. It was described tc a reporter by Mir. Allen as fol- lows:
 i've heard cf progressive euchre. of course, but didn't suppose there was such g thing as progressive golf until Saturday evening, when l got Hello. Allen. IS that you2' from Mir. sherman. 'Yesi Well. l think it will be quite sporty for lou, Milton, Saw yer and myself to go on a fcursome, each to play for position,' and then he emphasized the sporty Well. as l had several tight games to play to hold the position l occupied, that of No :. aud as he was down to No. 10, with Milton and Sawyer in between, and with my taking chance of going in one fell swoop from No. to No TO and he No. 10 to No. ', could see where there was plenty of sport in frcnt of me Talk about Foxy Grand pa; well, in my opinion Sherman has him stymied However. I was gone and the game was on at 9;I5, after Q preliminary loss of a quarter by Mir Sherman, who offered to put himself that much to the bad and myself that much to the good if I succeeded in driving a ball over the water on the first Ink with 2 butter The ball was picked up at the 200-yard stake. At the end of the first round Sherman had me one down. I was even with Milton and was one up on Sawyer. all going Q fifcy-four gait and unoer The second round | caught the honor at the second. tee by playing a bogey on the first hole and held it all the rest Of the way around When we got of or the fifth link Milton ard myself had Z25 yard drives. Then he used a driving iron and used a bras sic and we both lambasted the gutta percha at the same time, both getting a couple cf hundred yards. but as we were going down the coarse aa ar- gument came up as to whose ball rolled the greater distance. and I pur- Joined a new golf ball from him by an advantage of about fifteen feet. made the last colonel at the end of the second nine holes, although Mir.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
AMuStN1ENTS

To two audiences more than usual ly enthusiastic in their reception of the efforts of the players. the Majestic Opera company played the'r opening engagement at the Orpheum lest veniDg. There are some fine song hits in the musical comedy skit rf.- sentd. and that the comedy work is duly appreciated enc had only 10 lis ten 10 the applause to determine. Manager Humphries has e winner in h.s company.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

Ask about it: ~Drunkard's Refor- nation"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

Ask about it: ~Drunkard's Refor- nation
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

| h Q ground is in b a d shape t h e three errors were excusa- ble. The reg ulars d i q s O m e good hitting es. pecially con.
 siiering the
 amount of
 D r a c f i C e which h a s been done. l. e e Blair. who pitched for the pick
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

Boswell was only one stroke behind. The foursome resulted in Mir. Saw year stepping up into Mir. Milton's nlace, No. $, Mir Sherman retaining his position Of No. 10. Class A, al though I think he is now considering taking on a foursome in the near fu- ture with the gentlemen who are holding down tte honors of Nos. 1. 2 and in Class B. all of whom are anx- ious for a sporty game. part cularly No. 3. We'll. all pleasentries aside it was a very enjoyable game for all of us. anvwaY"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
cANANEA COUPLE
 MARRY AT TOMBSTONE
lSrecial to ReYiew.l

Especial to Review.D
 TOMBSTONE. April 26.-J. Pierce Evans. connected with the supply de- partment of the Greepe-Cananea com pany. and Miss Miriam Tanksley, both of Cananea. were married here this afternoon at o'clock by Probate Judge GoOdbody. The couple will re- turn to Cananea in the morning, where they will make their home. A feature of the ceremony was the fine talk given the young couple by Judge Goodbody.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
SUNDAY GAME
 SHOWS b|SBEE
 HAS THE TEAM
Yannigans Score Twice, How ever, Against Men Who Will Be On Regular Team-Good Crowd Present
REGULARS 14seecIALs Z

HERE was a good crowd at the
 ball game Sunday which was
 played between the regulars and a picked nine called the Yanni- gans. The regulars showed to a good advantage and proved that there was sufficient material to make one of the best teams in the territory This was simply 2 practice game and as
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
Royal matinee today.
GOMEZ LEAVES FOR
 A BRIEF VACATION

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad. April 26.-Pres'deni Gomez has turned over the presidency Of Venezuela tempora rtly to Vice President Velutini and to- Sethr with General Rolando and Gen eral Hernandez has gone to Miracy for brief soiourn. Sonora Castro. wife of the deDosed president. called at LaEUira yesterGay.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
FARMERS NEAR PHOENIX
 WANT RURAL DELIVERY
fsrecial tn Revlew ]

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Delegate Cameron has presented to the post master general petition from citi izens norh of Phoenix. asking for the establishment of a rural route in that section.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27

At the Rcyal this evepir~ claimed by the American M--7- and Biograph company to be the r~~e powerful ever produced vii bC shownT5is is A Drunkard's Refor- nation" The whole construction of the play is such that it depicts a play within a play The most powerful lesson in temperance ever propound- ed is depictd The story Is simple yet powerful in it's grasp. Jotn Wharton. the husband of a trusting wife and father of an eight-year-old daughter. has become a victim of the drink habit. Arriving home one afternoon in a besottel condition he spreads terror in the hearts of his little fam E Later hS little daughter re- quests him to take her to see a per formance of Emile Zola's "L'Asso- mcir." which depicts the trail of the drunkard. After much persuasion he consents. The play makes such a deep impression upon Wharton that he decides upon reformation. The last scene depicts the happy family two vars later, the contentnent written upon the face Of the wife. showing plainly that the promise has been kept.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-27
THEATER.eoERs. NOTICE!

Theater-goers will please notice the claim regarding "A Drunkard's Ref crmation.' found elsewhere in these columns, made by the celebrated bio- graph company Think about t; ask about it.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
Matias Real

Antes que el Poeta, que ha llegado
San Juan hace unos dias, llegarOn
sus admirables producciones y el eco
de SUI creciente fama.
Matias Real es va bien conocido en-
tire nosotros. Sus trabajos literarios
que ha publicado la prensa del pals,
han merecido unanimes elogios.
Es un Poeta de alta inspiration y
de mucha alma, al que estan reserva-
dos, sin duda, muchos trinnfos EN- Ell
Pals.
Pertenece Matias Real 4 una fami-
liza de inspirados. Crist6bal y Romual-
do Real, que valen tanto, son hermano
mayores de este artista del verso, de
este joven y brillante Poeta isle1o al
que damos la mas cordial bienveni-
da. 44s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
POr dos nneses

Sc han aprobado en- ell Consejo Eje-
cutivo, varios nombramientos de en-
pleados, para trabajar durante la Sc
sion de la Legislature
La Comisi6n de nombra mientos, ha
recOmendado los srueados siguientes
+. w. Keith cuatrOcientos yeinte
dollars, siete dollars diarios; Ri
chard Poillon, trescientos seseBlta dol
lars, 4 seis dollars diarios; Antonio
Salgado, trescientos dollars, cinco
dollars diarios; l.. A.Castro, doscientos
cuarenta dollars, a cuatro dollars dia-
rios.
Total, dos meses de trabajo legis-
lativo, euatro empieados, y mil tres
cientos veinte dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
Eo axtc ar fili ira
CA Norteamerica a
100000 TONELADAS LIBRES

Nucva York, iueves.-Se asegura que ell Con
rreso votara la admission libre dc derechos de
trcscientas mil toneladas de aziicar en- los Esta-
dos Unidos procedentes de Filipinas.
La notcia ha ca,Isado en- el Archipelago un
efecto excelente sc considcra por los amigos
dc la situacion de una trascendencia politica
extraordinaria.
El Comite de la Camara baja recomendara
la admission
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

EN- PERJUICIO DE LOS CUBANOS

Nueva York, jueves.-En la Habana ha eau
sado. entire los elementos financeros, muy adver-
sa impression la noticia de que el Congreso de
Washington dara entrada libre de derechos en-
NOrteamerica trescientas mil toneladas de azu-
car de Filipinas.
Esta gran ventaja que sc concede los nhpi-
nos ha de causar un marcado pcrjuicio los Gu
lpanOS
En- Cuba Sc consdera como el primer acto de
hostilidad de NorteaInerlca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
E| acueI1gcIo De San German
Ell EMPREsTIT0

Gracias & Ia actividad del AyInta-
niento, que no ha perdido tempo en-
iemorar una obra urgente para el pu
5lico de San German, en- breve Sc
mpczardn los obras del acueCtscto en-
lGuel pueblo, que hace tempo 81 te-
lia en- proyecto Y nunca Hegaba 4 rea-
izarse.
Aver tarde, el Consejo Executive
aprob6 la franquicia. concediendo se-
senta mil dollars para Las obras.
Dicha suma ~ entregara sobre Ia
base de un emprestito insular.
San German esta de enhorabuena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
serueie Especial del beieiia Ms7 saa',i
0ABLEGRAWAS.
los ~sstos CT Maine
UNA PETICION DE ROOSEVELT

Nueva York, jueves-El presidente Roose-
welt Sc ha dirigido al Congreso de Washington,
soicitando que ordene sean sacados de la bahia
de la Habana los restos del Maine.
Creese que el Congreso no accedera 10 que
pide ell presidente, no obstante que este afirma
aue convene los Estados Unidos la extraction
para desvanecer dcterminadas versiones que cir
culan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
Instruction PdbIca


Fl seiior don Joviniano Rodrigues
ofrece ceder al Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co una cuerda de terreno en- el bs-
rrio Cahab6n, municipalidad do Ba-
para construir en- el una
casa escuela rural de $50 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
les snutu > neg1,gencssss -
LAS RECLAMACIONES MUTUAS

Nueva York. jueves-Las companias White
star Ia Italiana llevaran los tribunales Sc
rsD han manifestado va, sus mutuas reclama-
ciones por daflos y perjulclos
las yersiones que circular sobre las causas del
s;r;esxtro son tan encontradas diversas, que Sc
rsdima muv diffcil la mission de los tribunales,
NO obstante que tienen las declaracioncs del pa
safe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
los fegisj jos
presidencsaIes
ANIMACION INUSITADA

Nueva York, jueves.-Las festas presldencIa-
les en- la Habana estan resultando super1ores en-
animacon en- lujo a cuantas ha celebrate Ia
opulenta ciudad.
Eel entusiasmo que Sc produce es tan grande,
que en- elias toman parte todos los elementos de
la Tsla, reconcentrados en- la Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

DUELO EN- FRANCIA

Nueva York, jueves.-Dicen los despachos de
Paris que ha muerto EN- aqnella cudad el llustre
actor de la comedia francesa, Nj. Coquein.
FL cadaver del gran comediante sera expuesto
en- capilla ardiente en- ell Teatro NaclonaL
I'm Francia universalmente, ha causado
hondo duelo la muerte de Coquelin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
NOticiaS

Nos comunican de J1ncos, que ade-
lantan rapidamente las obras del hos
pita Municipal que sc construye en-
aquel pueblo. Ell nuovo hospital cos
tara por 10 menos, unos nuese mil do
liars
Los propictarios de J1ncos, Sc quejan
de la tardan2a del servicio de eorreos
entire dicho pueblo y Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

Hoy han comenzado los examenes
para la Obtenci6n de las licencias de
maestro rural y graduado en- todOs
los distritos escolares de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

Ha sido nombrad0 director escolar
de la municipalidad dc Aguada, ek se-
nor don Miguel Torres Mirles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
VE\TA HE NIATEIknALhuS
PARA IMPRENTA
PARA IMPRENTA

Por falta de local aeresyt en1endo que habar
o para e empazamieno de gunas maqunas SLnotype
reaizan precos muy baatos chvaee caas componedo.
oda case de titles para impenta Tamb6n venden tpos
Iuen estado q vente pesos quintal
Aprovechad esta OCCASION
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-01
REPORT ESCAPED C0NVICTS
SEEN AT SEVERAL PLACES
One of Daring Fugitives Meets Sheriff
McCauley, but Is Not
Recognized

SACRAMENTO, March 31.-Mike Nc
Kenna and Sam Hagan, the two con-
victs who made a daring escape from
Folsom prison Monday morning by
sliding across the American river on a
cable, have been seen since yesterday
morning, according to reports, at
LOOMS, Rocklin, Lincoln, along the
Bear river at Wheatland, at the Dairy
Farm mine near Sheridan and last of
all at Spencerville in the foothills of
Placer county.
They have only once been in contact
with an officer of the law. That was
yesterday, when Sheriff McCauley
hailed Hagan on the road near Lincoln
and talked to him.
McCauley had totally misleading
description of Hagan at the time, and
he did not recognize the man he talked
with, thinking him merely tramp.
When he came to Lincoln and got the
true description of the men and saw
their pictures he was certain he had
let Hagan slip out of his grasp
About half a dozen prison guards
and deputies from the sheriffs of
Placer Sacramento and Yuba counties
are still searching. Guard George Ell
ledge, who was in charge of the men
at the time they escaped, was dis
missed this morning by Warden Reilly
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-01
COOPER MAKES
GREAT HEADWAY
MUST CHANGE PRESENT PLANS
IF CALLERS INCREASE
LOCAL MATRoN AMONG HIS RE,
CENT CONVERTS
Mrs. HuIse Makes Strong Statement
in Favor of the Young East
erner's Theories and
Medicine

L. T. Cooper continues to attract
widespread attention with his theory
that stomach trouble is the cause OF
most i'll health The sale of his medi-
cine is very large and is steadily in
creasing at the Owl drug store, $50
South Broadway. where he is meeting
the public.
Among those who have become con-
WINGED that Cooper's, preparation is all
he claims is Mrs. Agnes Hulse of 1249
West Twenty-third street, Los An
geles, who said recently: MY life has
been made miserable for the last four
years by chronic indigestion. For days
/ have not been able to retain solid
food of any sort, and when L could eat
something l would be nauseated for
hours and could only retain what 1
had eaten by an effort.
II have been nervous and run down.
I was weak and unstrung, and 1t was
almost more than / could do to come
down town. After shopping for an
hour or so l would be completely tired
out and would have to go home and lie
down for the rest of the day.
az have consulted physicians con-
stantly but have not been helped. A
friend insisted that l try this Cooper
medicine, but 1 refused to do so until
she finally almost forced me to get it.
/ started taking it about a month ago.
The first improvement / noticed was
that 1 no longer was nauseated after
eating. Then l began to feel stronger
and sleep better. Finally my nervous
ness no longer troubled me and l did
not jump at sudden noises. 1 now feel
actually rejuvenated. l have gained
weight, have a better color, no longer
feel weak and depressed and enjoy my
meals heartily. I have spent most of
the day shopping and do not feel tired.
This would have been a physical i'm
possibility for me a month ago. have
not been so happy for many years. l
will be glad to let anyone know about
my experience who cares to inquire.
All my friends have been astonished
by my return to health and can vouch
for everything l have said"
In recent interview Cooper said:
II am now meeting as many people as
myself and assistants can conveniently
talk to. More people are calling every
day, and if this increase is kept up I
shall have to make different arrange
ments by the middle of next week.
"Those who are in touch with the
sale of my medicine are astonished by
my success in Los Angeles. l am not
in the least astonished, however, as I
knew long before / came here that very
few people can be sick If the stomach
is in order. 1t simply remained for me
to prove that my medicine positively
would regulate the stomach"