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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11
WHAT'S IN A
 NAME

Nothing at all is in a unless It is made worth something.
 store may be given the most attractive earth but it won't win patronage. We adopted the name Central Pharmacy" because, the first part of the implies, is the centrally located drug in town The word Pharmacy adopted because it every branch of the science of prepar ing medicine scientifically. Defining it technically Pharmacy IS the science which treats of medicinal substances. 1t comprehends not only knowledge of medicines and the art of preparing and dispensing them but also their identification, selection preservation combination. and analysis.
 We are living up to the name and have hundreds of pleased customers to back up statement You may assured your prescriptions will be correctly compounded and very nfrequently that are out of any article you want
 Those who have never patronized us wiydo Swell to give trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Mound City Paints wear lonqes' and look best, 5Is5EE HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Hannah and Graham, formerly E. B. Mason Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Dr. O. w Brandon. of Naco. was in the city yesterday, returning to Naco after a business visit to Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Mrs J. G. McCabe, wife Of the chairman of the board of county supervisors, was in the city yes terday. having come in from the McCabe ranch in the Huachuca mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Hannah and Graham, carriage and automobile painting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11
c . . . . C . . . . . . . . . . PERSONAL MENTION . . . . . . . ~ % ( ( . . . . .

4. Bertol leaves today for Tor reon. Mexico. on important business
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

J. $. Williams. ir.. of Nacezari. is in the city visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs. John s. Williams
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11
NO SUCCESSOR NAMED

No successor of D. W. Pollard as general secretary of the Bisbee '. NJ. C. A. has been made nor would be made for some time yet it was announced yesterday at the assoeia tion building MT. Pollard's resigna- ton goes into effect on Februar, l and his successor will be named within that time. Mir Pollard will be the first salaried officer of the Boy Scout movement in America when he takes up the duties oi the general secretary of the Boy Scouts. with headquarters at Chl cago.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Don't forget the grand bali q the new Lowell club Jan. 14th.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Do you know that fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism Of the mus eles due to cold or damp, or chron- ic rheumatism, and require no in- iernal treatment whatever? Apply Chamb2rlain's Hniment freely and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Walter Douglas, general manager of the Phelps-Dodge interests. has returned to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

Constipation is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make fife miserable Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. keep your bowels regular and you wiI void these diseases. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-11

. . c . . c ' . . ' . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . ( . . % C . A ( > . ( . . (
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

Merton tried to again
to smother Of that laugh
make that laugh possible.
And the fellow laughed every joke
there but at single He laughed the
the most recently invented He beloved
tons, at the thinnest gags"
Suddenly the colonals laugh enveloped
him laugh likewise Merton with
cearness curious unreasoningness that the
His laugh began to break forth simultaneously with
Of the colonial instead Of following It,
All around people laughing for the that
started laughing laugh below was SO
chidlke unconscious They ended by laughing
with It. It had served the
Now they the Jokes for themselves
have blessed that below Never had play gone
tonight The whole house laughed, He
could recollect having laughed
His depression slid meany vanqushed laughter
ferventy "Contag iol-the contagion OF buhe
heart Merton reyoved phrases Of gratitude during
tr'acte
The ended laughter and the
audience still laughing dissolved into night
sight of the colonial and would liked
speak to his benefacor would have liked plumb
possible this jolly creatures philosophy precious
high spirits engulfed him In an
instant leaving only reminiscent
regretfu smile
park gates stood open IL thu
lampght Its quiet him. passed the pave
ment to the path. seeking bench. ls
Upon the first to which he 9 the colonial
The Of the below 0tioness
his teeth cnched rgidy
rowed Misery writ large his had
beaed with laughter ct the play His
attacking Of Meons depression
the invasion Of tonic mrth.
Merton halted bowed and took place at the cooniars
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

"Not at ALL" she assured him. will give
much pleasure to have
Of all friends Indian Joe brought mountain
quail yesterday and little garden supplies with
vegetables"
The little into which she usered him showed
dence Of the careful homemaker
ing in quiet the promised meal watched
with that carried great yearnng light in their depths
At last the humble meal ready the white CLOTH
Everything simple but spotlessy The quail
done nice brown and the the delicious that
Jack had tasted
Aunt Bessie give twa please pleaded the child
Eyes, little nephew" surprised
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

"A ~ ERTON depressed reviews Of his novel had
NH been badout and out bad The reviewers had com.
planned that the book not AS though
gross truth to life were the sole aim Of artl
id to himself being depressed tried to sheer at
the for their pandering the
glanced vciousy ut the people people
inspired these reviewers Fools! He could disregard
them and their folly.
But depression declined shaken on declined 70 be
deceivsd BY his sneering
theatr him across the street
He would in and the play Perhaps help
tract his attention.
He entered and conducted
risen On the stage possbly
impossibly feroous accompaniment
rather unenthusiasc filters auditorium The piece
terrible machine wished he had
public literary experts that his book
untrue feths what the public enjoyed Merton
tightly and at the silly headline
review before him, hooking
opened his again scrutinxe
gun the farce It would be interesting
sort Of person could laugh at stun like this.
The laughed again. Such laugh! It was positively
beowa unaffected below
cked in the depths Of his faculties
Nearby folk who merely snggered You
that they snggerd had paid the
was being fred fooghts
Singer was to obtain moneys But neigh
bor did not sngger beloved seatto
In believing
The man had tanned face honestly stupid put
down AZ colonial wide steady proclaimed him
omen air worker Of them ncasd in
dnary new glove which had given at the thumb
were muscular Undoubtedly ne was not an
habitant Of the CITY, laugh not city laugh.
There Il was again. What laugh! What happy taught
Had the owner laugh in bis life been depresssd
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

the limited neared the lonely on the alka
IA coated desert Jack conductor stepped bkly
to the rear platform Of the observation
roll OF late magazines and Of the "best
ana box containing candies nuts fruits
box ne had pencied ITO friends the desert
wishes Of the New
lack Ferris smooth face lighted up with pleasure saw
the woman and the child in the low doorway They
the ordinary type OF ranch people The neatly
combed and snowy collar made her simple gown
look tasty The child sturdy little fellow i've
broom pony clean and attractive cunning
suit In pretty nearly the position the
the woman for almost eighteen months every
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

But what IL he had made mistake? After ALL the man
might not have died He might be away
springs the desert there
with kind Of sckenng realization reminded himself
that he knew nothing Of this
his Imagination had ideazed car as had
whirled past her door.
Having started however, he would 60
the truth He the child pointing
toward him. Then he saw her nod a6rmavely little
fellow came hurrying on his hardy brown
Lifting the laughing child shoulder the
ducor advanced the side of the waiting
into her spite slight irregularty of
features 1t very beautiful Jack.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

TN make New Years CALL" he whispered his humping
"Just face and
He did finish his thought with glad his
hurried of to wash and dust his clothes preparatory making
that wonderful visit
Presently Jack walking back toward the ranch house.
stepping lightly the
a glad hearted schoolboy.
The and child had other
wonder the Of the delayed They
friend the limited coming they
stood.
Az Jack approached he felt sudden grip
there In the way? He been one
thin saow fellow who used in
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

Pardon me, you have lost your high spirits"
The colonial awoke looked him. nod sgnifed that
Merton recognized his neighbor of the theater
You seem'Merton searched for words at friendly and
standardization down luck bit, eh?'
The colonial replied level recite
formula Which burning his wife
buried her this afternoon
Mertons delcacy was staggered Good God Your wife
newly dead You attended theater this evening
You aughedw
The reminiscent of rang through
made him CULVER. Laughter? a shrek.
had stimulated him to laugh-that horror a below.
you after?"
ton.
Shed have liked it." said the colonial.
tShed have liked the repeated
learning, but there's some things knows"
He paused staring straight in front of him with
'Tell me-" began Merton stumbled wondering
whether he had right ask this soul
He would have hesated mh
the of mrts
another thing altogether.
The colonial accepted his unspoken invitation
YES I'll tell If like" he said
sometimes to chuck Off his chest and don't know soul
In this blamed ciy-not There tell
thought 1t amt much Of yarn you maybe though
it's meant deal to My names Drake-Ted Drake
lowdown sort of chap when wife
bargain My wfe-she took hold and made She got
stop drinking She got got be decent
Anyway. she took hold and made l can't say My
His speech wavered then steadied again.
Il was given berth the Gold Coast They
Coast the white mans You
She would Maybe she afraid I'd
Didn't there No more going wrong
for me with wife like my Minnie.
The current of his narrative wavered again
Fhe God Coast is hell" he said sowy"hel
FAY 10 nats& woman Minnie and always
taxed how we'd home again and
have iarks round and saved every
to have Z real hot time q
I'm chap with big gunaw; dare you've noticed it,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

Eve are delayed here for several
hours" he explained. II came over to
make New Years CALL"
"That is very kind of you," she an
swered, meeting him with outstretched
hand and speaking in the tones Of
we'll bred woman. II was afraid
might never have an opportunity to
thank you for your repeated kindnesses
to u. You have been a much better
friend to us than you know. Your pa
pers and books and the nice things
for Bruce have made our loneliness
more endurable than you, going from
city to city on your train. can mag
ine."
There is a loneliness in the heart
of city greater than that of the desert
with all its vast ghastliness," he re-
marked. with significance.
Their eyes met, and she understood
that the man before her was, like her.
self, alone.
"You have no one?" she asked in
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

corner Of the house and cough
way to the train and often he had little
come out OF the and the blanket
around the invalid been! was
beautiful picture that hung the wall Of Jacks memory
Then he had not the sick
had looked pale months sure
she a widow.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12


mo left My house is very lonely"
replied alone for himyou child point
ing the little fellow romping across the sand
Bruce" shadow crossing
dolefu New Year is time for JOY
start life turn fair and keep from bottng
1t with mistakes. will stay for dinner?'
"Thank you. If it will not put you OUT he accepted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

Jacks questioning and waited child
Then they she told her how quit
ing school in western town to her sick brother Ned Wal
Her brother had been whose wife
him and the little Broken in health and spirits the
said dry
air. So the three had the lonely ranch house.
late the invalid's lfe
Ned left us Then felt
began writing story" she confessed with blush
wanted to write and in the solitude Of the desert found
express my thoughts paper"
Rising Jack Ferris directly in front of the He
placed hand over hers where it rested the table,
Little womanBesse" he said, his lips
as he uttered it for the first time, II love you"
"EIow love when have met till today?"
she stammered, flushing under the fervor of his
1T does strange but this love has growing M
heart ever since the first day here kind
and brave Don't you think could for me?"
that deprived her of speech.
Il have comfortable home ready for snug
saved bad habits" he pursued pleading
s there ese? he asked holding his breath
hera answer.
"There replied simply. Then lifting her
pleading gaze
else think I've been waiting all these lonely
for you"
Tue passengers surprised
to the limited before isolated
siderable curiosity genial
happy faced Jack Ferris helped and child
aboard his coach Then they whed away
lister would be awaiting the joyous pair
And Minnie happy that laugh Of
yours in Il theater back home. Ted. and
The colonial turned to drop Hs
spoke simply. II made happy tonight"
Merton shivered.
1--WE lived that hers savedr Drake
went quietly with his story picking point
he had momentariy spree
we'd promised ourselves back home in town. And
were rich enough and took the
and-the fever was her, that Gold Coast
"She died the day landed-died a the last
thing she said Have booked yet
Ted? And said hadn't Promise me you'll
to the theaters Ted if I'm able though
be there all the same Those her dsap-
pointed if don't laugh Ted won't me- you
don't get in much before
you've to again for the
reembances Of good times
and tell the boys about you'll your
lough. That the last thing Minnie
She a real SPORT Minnie"
brakes turned listener you think
me a beast?' he questioned quickly, suspiciously.
The only thing can't understand is how
get and laugh" mutered Merton
brakes face cleared Forget? don't ~
get laugh with Mnnie she laughs me- You m
thinking that iesoh quotations
from Shakespeare You're the wrong tack Madness.
for chap like would lie in fighting duty. see M
duty Clear when month
in town which I'D have That's what she'd
would be difficult It's quite It'll now I've
told some It's but you've helped begin
ming be wonderinga chap gets
doubtful sometimes, you
He hesitated suppose the Gold Coast,
Never mind you've helped and tell straight obliged
to you for sitting down and speaking stranger"
Merton interposed "You helped friend NJ -,
know hepe me-helped ohersto laugh? Obliged to
though honestly" don't thint
could laugh with you now" 80
MOI" Drake smiled Maybe don't nnd It difficult 4.
laugh Minnies happy, when laugh Tomorrow In.
going to the races dinner at swell the
afterward love crcuses So dd-so does-Minnie"
49, '>1s = pau .nonst n'ye. ss.i -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12

had thundered the isolated
was passed that kind hearted Jack Fe
bundle Of package child graf
tude to him.
As the train opposite the
tossed his packages
smiled hand while the the spot
where the bundles had fallen.
Neary years. he murmured himself learned
to watch for her trip All to but
the child and looks through She's never
let the Of the desert Its clutches
looked cherries e1panse only
by stray splotches Of mesquite soapeed woman who
and still keep heart must bewe she's lesson that's all
I'm ashamed to have the blues when
Possibly the attracted toward this
lonely little the ranch alone
shipping the mother had patiently him.
had remained single years ao when
she had passed away.
He had the desert had never ex.
changed with her the deng visions he had
Of limited had given
might not have yielded He knew che clean bright and
he understood with the
dust and the starving ghasiness Of the region.
In the mirage Of dream lonely
watched fair temple Of alteration
frame in slowly had this been build
ing he scarcely conscious Of It himself.
Suddenly while Jack lost in fancy there quick
jar that almost threw him of PLATFORM and with long
shudde the train Leapg ground he ran
to be accident to the
engine that delay hours In that desoaa
waste.
pull out Of this hole eroaned
belaed passenger II due IN Angeles yesterday
"And New Years deplorsd man behind him
"a swell place spend hoidayg sarcastcally snapped
dapper dude from Boston
Jack Ferris overheard the comments merely smiled In
pleased way, down the track was the
low ranch dwelling where she lived
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-12
THE MAN WHO LAUGHED
By EBERT ALLISON

lsIoN was depressed The reviews Of his
Dao-ou ana OUT Inc reviewers
pe nat tne Dook was not true to life As though
ruth to ne the aole aims
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-16

Hexiieesiis Nuoetote neroen enfeeeeneerous
men IN Eel Ctf.re bes Gireeicr Of Hublit Gtr'
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