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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

fel aguila del desierto, abalanzose So
bra aquellos visitantes. La impression
que am5os recibieron Tue tai, que
quedapn suspensos, aterrados; ell
caballero exalo un grito terrorifico
como 81 Sc encontras en- frente mis-
mo de Ia muerte. Aquel fantasma
que parecia salir del fondo del abs
mo, rompio de un solo gclpe los fra
giles cristales de ambas linternas, y
Ia luz que les alumbraba al recibir
el aire hImedo dc aquella atmosfera
viciada, quedo extinguida por COM
plcto. La obscuridad volvi6 i reinar
absolute, en- la inmensidad de aque-
Has soledades.
FL hombre guia retrocedi6 espan-
tado buscando la salida de aquel in
fierno horroroso. La sombra fantas-
tica lie seguia, el visitantc habfa que
dado solo.
Luz. Luz. -. Luz. .... .ex-
clamaba aquel desgraciado imploran
do el auxilio de su companero; Squs
aparici6n era aquella? cquien aque-
LA muicr? jOh amigos miosl esos
momentos debieron haber sido terri
blcs, no hay palabras con que descri.
birlos.
Preso de un terror panico, corrio,
corri6 mucho. Pero ioh desgraciado.
en- su marcha loca por aquellas pro-
fundmades, no advertia que Sc diri-
gia precisamentc en- sentido opues-
to a aquel, por donde habfa venido.
De pronto. sus pies tropezaron con
una roca viva orillas dc una charca
Y su cuerpo fue a caer sobre el hielo
de aquellas aguas enfangadas para
no levatar jamas.
Fl sonido de wa campana paro-
diando quizas ell 1oque de agonfa, ex-
tcndi6se por aquella fosa subterra-
nea: era un fenomeno natural, el
ruido argentine de una estalactita al
chocar con una piedra desprendida
del bovedado.
Una mujer corria despavorida por.
las cercanias de la cueva, camino del
pueblo. Aquclla infeliz que Sc habfa
Y la que muri6 en- mis- bra
EOS, era una misma persona.
Sois los prlmcros en- conocer un
secreto que habia guardado por
muchos amos.
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real. r
Encontrabame desempenando Ia
titular de Caguas, hara de este como
tres g cuatro amos, cuando una de
esas noches de Diciembre en- que re-
gularmente llueve mucho y la tempe
ratura es por demas desagradable
TOGO a mi puerta una pobre. .vieja We
Gina Gle I'm barrio algo distante de la
poblacion; la infeliz, recuerdo que
venfa muerta de frio. Segin ella, el
case era grave, muy grave, habfa q.
correr, volar 81 era possible, para sal
var una sobrina suya que iba a mo-
rir sola, en- la triste soledad de la mon
'taha. En- mi tenian todas sus espe-
ranzas!
va amaneciendo, y despues de
haber caminado por espacio de dos
8 tres horas por torrentes de tango
llegamos por fin al termino de nues-
ira jornada. La tarea habia sido de-
nlasiado para ell pobre animal que
me conducia.
Me encontre con una choza humil-
dfsima, miseria a I'm lado y a otro, y
sobre un lecho de paja, el cuerpo mo-
ribundo de una desdichada mujer
que podria tener alrededor de cincu-
enta ahos. Por SUI aspecto, crei Sc ira
taba de un case perdido de anemia,
pero despues de practicable un pc
queho examen, pude convencerme
que, la causa de aquella mirada que
Sc extinguia no era csa me encontra-
ba en- frente Gle una tuberculosa en-
su ,iltimo grado; la infeliz moria CO.
mo otras tantas por falta de oxigeno,
ALI no habfa pulmones, iba a expi-
rar carbonizada.
Todo auxilio de mi parte como
comprendereis, era indtil. Apliquele
una simple inyecci6n de morfina y
una vez que hube calmado su fatiga,
con gran sorpresa mia, la enferma
manifesto deseos de hablarme Y Or
demo a la vieja que nos deiara a So
las.
lAh amigos mios! Aquel relate me
mpresion6 Gle tai manera, que a1n
vive 'latente en- mi memoria ell re-
,uerdo triste, pat6tico, de aquella
loche, y la imagen palida de aquella
lesgraciada.
~
Figuraos ALA en- vuestra mente
,on todos los coloridos Que Ia ina
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"a explnarnos y que arrastran tras ST
un cumWo de acontecimientos des-
,gaciados, aquel encuentro, aquel
uatlMo golpe sobre ell coraz6n he1ido
de Ia madre, habia cambiadola la ma
turaleza de una mujer, hacienda bro
tar en- su alma ell germen del crimen
el sentimiento innoble de la vengan-
"a.
La semilla estaba echada. ,Cuan-
90 habia de fructificar?
! *
I'm un pequeno pueblo muv cerca
de Caguas, y a cierta distancia de le
poblaci6n, Sc encuentran las celebres
cuevas de Aguas-buenas, cuvas pro-
fundldades subterraneas causan YER
dadera admiration a todo aquel que
ha tenido la curiosidad de visitarlas
Como dos amos despufs de la muer
te de aquel nifo, y en- una de esas
tardes de Primavera en- que la natu
raieza ofrece un aspecto risuefio y las
blsas de nuestras campihas son tan
agradables, caminaba una mujer
con paso acelerado y mirada jadean-
te, hacla la alta colina desde cuyo
hermoso pico empiezan a divisarse
las famosas cuevas.
A larga distancia de ella, Y sobre
ell lomo de dos firmes corceles, divisa-
banse tambien, en- la misma direc-
cl6n, la figura de dos hombres blan-
cos: el uno, era un sef1or va viejo; y
el otro, un pobre campesino que sin
duda alguna lie servia de guia.
Al llegar a una hoya donde ell via
jero encuentra las crBtalinas aguas
Gle un arroyo que mansamente bro
tan del fondo mismo Gle Ia montana |
y desde cuyo punto es necesario ca
mlnar a pie para nder la estre-
cha vereda que conduce q las cuevas
aquellos dos hombres desmontaron
Sc de sus caballos Y comenzaron q
subir auxiliados de los matoios y ar
bustos que encontraban a su paso,
hasta que, alcanzaron por fin la bo-
ca de la primera cueva. Por este
tempo, la muier que les precedia,
habia desaparecido.
Vosotros, los que no habsis tent
DO la oportunidad de contemplar
as bellezas de esos lugares subterra- /,
A EOS, soledades profundas adonde
Ia naturaleza Sc os presenta con to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

11OsO, nos tue AGO.
modando amablemente, sin preo-
:uparse 81 infringfamos Q no, las
ordenanzas municipales al obs
truir con nuestras sillas el transito
pdblico por la acera de la Farmacia
Despues de todo, como decia el, el
Jefe de Policia era una persona decen
be y tratandose de caballeros, segu-
famente no habria de decir NADIA.
Todos esperabamos al doctor. FL
facultativo mas original y ocurrente
que puede darse, con un salero envi
hiable para hacer cuentos y una ina
ginacion felicisima para inventarlos.
La noche anterior nos habia deja-
do gratamente impresionados con
sus relatos, y para la siguiente. nos
hizo promesa Gle hacernos conocer no
un cuento, ,sino una historic muy
interesante en- la que habfa desempe-
fiado el papel de confidente; es Gle
suponer la curiosidad que nos en-
bargaba, tratandose de un cuento
Bemejante.
Ell momento deseado lego por fin.
Habfa tocado el reloj municipal la
hora de las nueve, y va las tiendas
y muchas casas particulares inmedia
sas permanccian cerradas. Tai repo
80, y la explendidez de una hermosa
luna, contribuian a hacer mas grata
Ia reunion.
Todos nos acercamos como mejor
pudimos al c6lebre doctor, V nos
bropusimos a escucharle atentamen-
le.
NO Sc .trata amigos mios, dijo con
grave aspecto el narrante, de un
luento vulgar, de una historic mas
) menos curiosa. FL caso que vov 4 !
lalatanos, no provocara vuestra hi
yaridad, pero seguramente os servi- !
"a de provechosa ensefanza, pues
le de referirme I'm hecho de la vida
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ginacion pueda sugeriros, una casi.
ia pobre, tan pobre. como el triste
albergue de nuestros campesinos.
Hace de este alguncs afios, en- aque-
LA vivienda de teias compuesta de
una pieza cuya sols habitaci6n Sc
! utiliza para todas las necesidades de
la vida, y en- la que solo encontrareis
una hamaca vieia, un camastro hu-
milde, dos 9 tres cajones a manera
de bancos y unoe cuantos trastos
de cocina, Sc guarecian dos personas:
Una mujer de edad madura y una nj
ha como de ounce a diez y seis amos.
Madre E hija, vivian muriendo pues
la pobre viuda solo contaba con un
corto salario que semanalmente reci-
bia de una finca de cafe contigua,
y precisamente para esta fecha, ha-
bia conclude la cosecha de dicho gra
no, y sus trabajos eran innecesarios.
Iban 4 perecer de hambre.
En- una noche humeda como esa
que acabo de describiros, y mientras
la nina recostada sobre Ia hamaca
pretendia conciliar el sueio, frente
q aquella casita de la montana, apeo-
Sc de una hermosa jaca un caballero
del pueblo, mientras que por la puer-
ia asomaba elrostro palido de Ia due
ma de aquella miserable morada.
Aquel hombre era TN cacique; uno
de esos jefes de pueblo que son res
petados por todo el mundo atendien-
doa la posicion que han logrado con-
qulstarse, y cuyas personalidades ha
cen y deshaccn a su gusto sin que
nadle les tome cuenta eXacta de SUI
conducta, Ell nombre, bien POGO os
importa el saberlo, uno de esos
mandarines sin conciencia.
Este senor, padre de una respeta-
bic famllia y cuya honradez nadie
pondria a prueba, Ssabeis a 10 que
iba a aquel recinto de la miseria y a
tai hora? iCreereis acaso, que lleva-
ba al dolor los hermosos y dulces
consuelos que inspira elsublime SEN
timiento de la carload? No, oidme.
La mujer que parecia esperarlo,
acercose; ambos personajes CONVEX
saron un ratio junto La puerta de la !,
,abaha; una gran impaciencia les
1ominaba, ell aqua les cafa torren-
es, la obscuridad era cada vez mas
ntenSa
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4oLo deben contene pabras texto
pueden escritos residences ella
5oUn msmo autor pude
de que pasen Gle cuatro
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BASES DEL CAMFEONATO.
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fue recibido.
con entuslasmo por numero.i
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos renitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

arma que Puerto Rico nnoy capace,
de han producdo bas obas eas tod los
fpndose en- senefo especsnente denominado eura
Hama cuento LA Correspondence deea proar pulen produci
mGro en- ri Al obeo ha decddo po
estas neas abre de a
autor del cuentO de mas nto puertoqleao
Los cuentss debeu ser inedtos
La Correspondence orece puna ORC al ve7a,- =, -. car,
Peonato estabce para ne7a adeante mo las gnte
1oLos cueno renndo "La Copondencia para
pte en- deoen ser edtos ass
"Pord d oanpeonao dc ia CorTespondeacia'.
2Los cueo debn venr suscro con 1s nombrs
Eeran pubas Pero desean squs pubco nombrs ID
advein ndando ean para pubcidad Ell d..
nddco debe de todos modo el nombre del auo
Cuando termna Ell plazo del canpesnata
s canpeonao cona Julio de 1909
terminsrx ei 10 de Novnmbre de 1910 .-' a--'s -
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KRAJEWSKY-PESANT Co.

Sontructores de toda clase de maquinaras para Cen
traes oontratstas de factorias compeas incluyendo
edifcos.
Para informes, presupuestos, pianos ETC. dirttirse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
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"El primer cuentists puertorriquelo.


eondo uno de los obietos de La Correspondence ua
este erario estuo de regoa esolso
dd que Ds pugo pas daro
que pcs cond6n escsns
toso que ella puede ofrecer
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lIhtA FtthtA UtL ytS[t

ltinerario de trenes vapores que
empezara d regir desde - /, S.n.
tiembre de 1909
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lUELLA noche Ia
tertulia era ami
mada y muy con-
currida. El boti-
carlo, joven muy
simpatico y carl
1OsO. nos fue AGO.
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Formation del jurado.

6o IS de Noaea6re de 1910 ala Correspondence obd pebi.
para a6n de jurnd po eud de los cuento decida
cd sea de mas mero tunfado "L Correspon-
dencia pubcra 5 d de anticipation echa sta
80 nobes de residences Ia a de onar
peene juado ca6cador los Ell phto consis qua
cada autor de cuentos ms Correspondence enve
do nobres de grado formation
urado Ea votaon dtermnara los Is 80 nombs de
doce desgndos los auoe de cando
urado De doce candidates La Correspondence dnara
los nGmero hayan obendo
dar& fomada uado ccador del de de ia
epondencia de Puerto Rico ado as constudo b e l6 de
Dcembe de 1910 conuno de cuenos hayan conco
peonstoy 6 de Eneo de 1911 dcho udo da veecto ia
pondenca entregaa puma de al Ia
uenda
"El primer cuentista puertorriqueho
7oE entenddo ebece ola Correspondence
Rico trunfane ella considerable deendo
primer cuntsta Siendo advert que
primer puesto conserado ha
de cuenos satisfaction de ola Copondenc sea
arrebatado por otro campe6n.
Correspondencia pubara meida que recbsnio
todos los cuentos s remitdos para campeonato
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salit. fela caniial Y Rayamop

VIAJES EXTRAORDINARIOS
1.15 e.15l0.30
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
CABINET TELLS OF
 MINERAL WEALTH
WONDERFUL COLLECTION THE RESULT OF HARD KoRk BY GEORGE ROBERTS

I An illustration or what the War
 ren District is capable of producins ! in ihe line Of minerals, can not be more fully and aptly demonstrated than in gorgeous cabinet. The hard work and liberal expendi- ures of George Roberts of Bisbee Reference is made to this elegant collection of minerals for the reason that they occupy q prominent and de served niche in the mettalurgical Pa cific Southwest.
 Cur attention was directed yester day to this valuable collection of rare minerals, stalaclites and the diversi fled wonders that come from the depths. The George Roberts cabinet s the most unique of the Pacific south west if not of this mineral hemisphere For nearly the past three years the corridors of the Copper Queen hotel have been graced by this magnificent
 display of Natures generosity. It has
 been as a revelation of the great Icache of gold, silver, copper. lead and precious stones-in a way reflex e what the deep dark stcpe will re veal when called upon by modern man b divulge.
 The Roberts Mineral Cabinet is history in itself: it is leader for the expert who would look down
 ntc the ground and acquaint the un itiated with the mysteries of the mak CT.
 The accumulation of this cabinet has busted George Roberts for the past ten years: his work in this di rection has been tireless, efficient and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
FATHER OF LOCAL
 RESIDENTS EXPIRES

Edward Flanagan father of city at torney Edward J. Flonigan. Mrs. NJ. ]. Brophy and Arthur Flanigan died at his home in Oakland. California at Friday noon after an illness of two weeks
 Mir. Flanigan was sixty two years of age and was born in New York stzte He went To California when a young man and married in San Franc.sco. Up to the time of his death he WIS in the government service in San Fran cisco.
 He leaves widow and five chn dren. three of whom reside in Bis5ee and two of whom live at the home of their parents in Oakland E. ]. Flanf gan and Arthur Fianigaa were with their parent at the time of his death having been called to Oakland by a telegram telling of his illness. Mrs. Brophy was with him for several weeks during tie summer and return ed to Bisbee just before he was taken i'll. The funeral and interment will be held in Oakland.
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REGAIN
SUN AND SNOW;
Sometimes Help The Hair to


 In any chanseable climate the hair is apt to become brittle and to break of stubby here ond there This makes a hair-dressing almost a necessity especially to ladies' Tn us- ing hair dressing why not get the hest. one tLat combines with it the efficiency in killing the dandrun germ that eats the hair on at the roots causing what is called falling hair and in time badness. Newbro's "Herpicide" is that kind of a hair dressing. You have no idea how de lightful your scalp will feel, and how stylish your hair will appear, after ian application of Herpicide. It is certainly a wonderful innovation as . scalp antisceptic and hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide Co. Detroit. Mich.
 sIseee DRUG CO, speeia, Agents. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES cUARAN.
 FEED
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FALSE FIRE ALARM

A false fire alarm was turned in last night al about 10 o'clock and the fire department made a run to the Masonic temple where the fire Wa sreported to be. Seven lengths of hose were laid before the fire men were informed there was no fire. Chief Norton stated last night that he had no idea who turned in knows it was not done for a psactice run. One report is that Bert Nixon was sining in his studio in the temple and that someone nearby thought he was yellinf fire and turned in the alarm.
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profitable to both himself and the mining community in which he re sides. And since the gorgeous d.s
 play of rare minerals hos
 been removed from the lobby at the Copper Queen hotel to George Roberts Place" on Main street. addi tional features will be added as edu cational to the great industry upon (which We all thrive
 One desiring to look upon the Up derground reserves of the great War ren mining district can form a pretty clear idea of what be does not know by taking casual glance at George Roberts cabinet of minerals on Main Stl eet.
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Es Paso to Bisbee a short time ago and who was given aid by the char ity committee. He has been living in Johnson Addition and it is stat. ed that he tried to make his family take another long trip. He is said to have refused to allow his wife and children to eat and would not let his wife cook the food that was brought into the house. After the examination of Naya's mental con. dition the probate judge committed him to the insane asylum.
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EGNl TO PHOENIX.

II is very probable that the Copper Queen band of thirty pieces will go to Phoenix to furnish music during the territorial fair to be held in No vember It was reported late last night that the Phelps Dodge company has promised a donation to the band for the Phoenix trip and that either the fair management or the city or Phoenix has promised s400 and some one residing in Phoenix has promised s1e0.
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GO TO PHOENIX

A F. Parsons of Douglas, one oi the constitutional convention, passed through Bisbee yesterday morning on his way to Phoenix. He was ac. ccmpanied by c. A. Taylor of Doug las who is a candidate for one of the appointive positions to be given out by the convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
TURN ON GAS

The Bisbee Light and Power com pany turned on the gas pressure yesterday morning after a shut down of several days. During the time the plant was closed dowr several repairs were made in the equipment and the best grade oi gas ever furnished in Bisbee is now going into the mains.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
NOTES

Johnson, the crack outfieIder. is out of the game. suffering from a lac erated foot received in practice. GIL roy was showed to right yesterday and Harris was moved back to short.
 It was the first appearance here of Mathews the new umps, and he gave satisfaction all the way round. In
 cidentally the players know he is a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
TOVREA LEAVES TOWN

F. 4. Tovrea will leave this morning for Phoenix where he goes to attend the constitutional conven, ton as one of the Coclise county delegates. He will probably be the last delegate to arrive in Phot- nix as it is reported that the whole convention membership was in Phoe. niy yesterday with the exception oi Tovrea
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
CUTTING CASE HEARD.

Justice High yesterday heard the case of Mack Brown charged with cut ting Arthur Castle in a fight in the red light district several days ago. The defense concluded its case and the court reserved its decision until Monday. Evidence was produced at the hearing tending to show that Gas tie also used a knife and Ae was ar rested by Constable Twomey- He fur nisned bond.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09

for spectacular novel effects, melodi ous musical numbers and script with "a laugh in every line, has all their other productions beaten to frazzle. Schultz in Venice" is conceded to be the show and as such win be a fitting climax Ito the long lost of clever plays which has made the Frank Rich Co. the most popular musi cal comedy company in the southwest
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FAREWELL NIGHT OF I.'i. FaANx
 COMPANY.

Tonight the Frank Rich Co. will present the concluding performance of their engagament at the orpheum Theatre. This classy little company of clever comedians and talented sing CTS have pu; on some of the best shows that it has been Bisbee's pleas
 ure to see. but for tonight their last night. they have saved the show that
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
NAvA DECLARED INSANE

Charles Trotman went to Tomb stone yesterday to testify in the probate court examination Of the mental condition of Francisco Maya. wife and two children walked from
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09

man of his word and there's no rag chewing.
 in the seventh round Mathewson of the visitors. in sliding to home turned an ankle and had to retire.
 The same clubs this afternoon. Gilroy for the locals and Sorrells for the visitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
NOT MANY SUITS

City Marshal Watkins reports that he will be obliged to bring but two or three suits to collect back city taxes. Most of those who were delinquent have paid up.
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INFANT KNOWLES.

Arthur. the six months old son of .Mr. and Mrs Walter Knowles of Warren Hill. died yesterday morning. The funeral will take place from the Palace mortuary at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev. Pritchard will offici ate
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
DAVIS RETuRNs.

Richard Davis ch,e; of the volunteer teer fire department. returned yester Ieay from his vacation trip. He visit ed Montana. Idaho. Washington, Ore gon and California. He was very nuch impressed with the prosperity of the northwest states and stated that business conditions seemed to be very good.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09

The pleasant purgative effect ex' perienced by all who use Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create, makes one feel joyful Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
ASSAULTED DOG CATCHER.

U:5oio Estrada, Mexican, was fined $15 in police court yesterday on a charge e assaulting Frank Tin sley, the negro dos catcher. Tinsley caught Estrada's dog and was talk. ing the animal to the pound when the owner attempted to take the conine s-om the dog catcher
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09

SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING Carpets. curtains. portiers cleaned without taking down.
 Vacuum Cleaner. Sanitary, no dust, no germs.
 Work guaranteed. Drop card to P. o. Box l247.
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seaishipt oysters-Tovrea's.
RAncHER WANTS HELP.

The charity committee has aE op ening for a man and wife on a ranch no, far from here. 4 hou.s, ana pro visions viii be furnished and q Sd, ary paid by the rancfr owner. This place ~il. not be a snap alFsoush nothing hut regular rsnc1 wor.; will 5e required q the m9n and the waman wlll be expected to assist in the hodse.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
NOTICE

Mrs. Iennett Mcdonald has novel her hair dressing and manicuTing parlors to upstairs in the Klein- Letson and Marks bids. on Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
WAS TAKEN ILL

George Reed. employed at the Oliver shaft, was taken i'll while at work last night He was removed to the C. X "A. hospiteI in the Palace ambulance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
CUT GLASS

CUT GLASS
 Just received a shipment of Lib bey's cut glass. The finest selec- tion ever shown in Bisbee. l.. L. Gil.man-Jeweler. 5Osis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09
LITTLE LONG ARRIVES

Born at the Copper Queen hos. pital yesterday to MT. and Mrs George Long son.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-09

Millinery opening commencing Oct ober 3rd., and continuing for ten days. Mrs. Norris, 219 Tomb stone canyon. u.