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BISBBg DAILY RES;lBW,SAITCax.y MOrWfWO.FfiBRUAKY 8, loa.
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BISBCE DAILY REVIEW
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CONSOLIDATED PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
MUSHED lURY DAY IXCEPT MONDAY.
Actual Number Printed To-day 1100.
Address all communication-, to BIS
BEE DAILY REVEIW, Bisbee, Ariz.
Rtssia Charies China Nine
Tines What She Lest.
Giat Britain's determination to fol
low the example of the United States
and remit part of her indemnity claims
against China invites attention anew
to the wholly immoral and unjust prin
ciple upon which the collective de
mand for an indemnity was made.
Private claims, It is known,, were
settled to a very large extent by the
operations of foreign citizens who were
supported by the diplomatic and mili
tary authorises. American mlsslon
alres took a prominent part :u the
work, so did the representatives of the
French church in China, and. general
ly speaking, a ver thorough effort
was made and pretty successfully car
ried out to balance the account between
Christian residents and the societies
which they represented and the box
ers. The actual losses of the intervening
governments by the destruction of
property was Inconsiderable. It is
said'that the market value of Italy's
legation, for whose reconstruction the
Italian government asked the sum of
$400,000, was $25,000. A few hundred
thousand dollars would probablj cover
all the just claims of the powers on
such accounts as this.
There remains to be discussed the
cost of the military expeditions. It was
stated at the time when the reduction
of the American demand was announc
ed that the military and naval expen
ditures of this country were less than
$5,000,000. In his recent report on
the Russian budget for 190J M. White,
the czar's minister of finance, refers
back to the sum of 18,000,000 roubles
which is described as the amount of
the military expenditures of Russia on
account of the e ents in the far East.
It is less than $10,000,000 American
money, but the Russian claim against
China was something like $90,000,000.
Probably the total claims were se en
or eight times as great as the military
costs and government losses, coming
as they did to about 334,000,000 in
gold. Now, it has been a mystery all
along how the interest of 19 million
taels (about 14 million dollars) on this
new indebtedness was to be paid. The
revenues explicitly tet aside for the
purpose are insufllcient, and, further
more, all the proposed additions to
them are met with weight objections.
Then, too, China finds increasing diffi
culty in the problem because since the
protocol was signed there has been a
decline in the value of silver, which it
is calculated will increase the liabili
ties of the empire about 10 per cent.
Under the circumstances, can there
be any doubts as to the course which
the powers should pursue? Manifest
ly the debt should be scaled don by
each one of the creditor nations, since
the punitive object of the excessive de
mand has already been accomplished
in punitive expeditions and in the loot
ing, which spared neither princes nor
people.
to cote the fact than to discover a way 1
by which they may secure a better '
fate. Record-Herald.
FltOKKSSIONAL.
There is no smell of baking
powder in biscuits made with
Schilling's Best.
But all the virtue of baking
powder is there.
ELIZW.STOLTZ Secretary
THB FRATERNAL
BKOTHEKHOOD.
Jdspendtnc Lodes
No. 61, nwUenr?
Brit and third
Wednsedsysof the
month. Visiting
members are eor
dlally Invited.
MARY E. DAVIS,
rrecioani.
TANDMARK CHAPTKB Ho. .,
K. A. M. Kegular Convoea
tiona thlr.1 Tnraav In ftii
mouth, 8 IS p. m. Visiting com
pinions Id rood standing; itlidly
received.
H. M WOODS, H. P
Fbame J.OBAT.bec
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED
MEN. COCHISE Tribe No. 7
meet every Thursday even Ing
at tne upera houm Hall Yls
Itlng brothsrs cordially Invi
ted Sydney Harris, Sachem
Chat. Crawford. Recorder.
Dr. Edrr iibdecn Medicine Man.
A
DKRFECT ASHLAR LODGE Ne.lt,
F. A A. M. Mreu Ant Thursday
of eacii montn. wsiting Dretn
ren cordially Invited to attend.
V.K STILES. WiM. "
. E. BROWN, Seereur) .
' RISBEE LODGE NO. 10, I. O. O.
Pel - F meets everr Wednesdar
evenlna. Vtsltinc brothers
cordially Invited to attend.
J. H. Jauei, Noble Grand
Euilb Maui. K. S.
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DATIIBONE
. No. 10
Tuesday eTentne-s In Ll-
VI
LODGE
Enle-hta of
Pythias meets every
p A. SWEET. M. D. TI No.
A. H. HICKMAN. M D.
V P. WILLARD. M. D.
FHYb!;IAH3 AMI) tJUKUKONS
lo the Copper (Juoiu CotwIldaWU MIlIic
Co. ttud A. S. h. It. Iw
JAR. J. W. FARRINGTON
DR. W. E HANKIS
DENTISTS
Nitrous Oxlne Gas admtnUtered for polulels
extraction of teeth. "
Rooms S, and 4 over new I'ostoBice.
6R0PHY TRANSFER COMPANY
(foods and Baggage Stored
Freight and Express Delivered
to any. part of the city.
Telephone 123.
m
THE GRAND
O. K. STREET,
i BISUEE
mrs. Mcdonald, prop.
First-Class Driving aad
-baddie nortec.
II' 1 I I I I' 1 I I ! 1-S-H-r-r-M-H-r-t-tH-M-H-H
Funeral Directors.
0. K. Livery, Feed fe Sale Stables
B. F. GRAHAM & CO.. Props.
BOARD BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
iiy
Comfortable Roorm
Suaday Chicken Dlnaer I
Stables at Bisbee and Naco, Arizona,
Duty Paid Conveyances to all parts of Sonora.
S.
A. D. UPTON
ATTOIINKX-AT-LAW
AGENT FOR LAND 8CRIP
Tombstone, Atliona
TRAHX X. HKHSrOUD IKTH K. KAZABD.
hereford a hazzard
attohnevs-at-i.au
tucson. arizona
agents for land scrip
J M. O-CONNKLL
ATTOIIKV-A T-LAW
orricm: wallaoi boiloiio
BISUEE
JJ
GEORGE NEALF.
Jittorney -at- Law
Offices, Blslee aud Tombstone
Practice In ell Courts of the Territory.
Special Attention Given to Mininz Business.
V.
R. N. OREAVES.
Justice of the Peace.
Collections. Land, Mining and Gene.M busi
ness Agency. Naco, Arizona.
brarr HalL
brothers cordially
viiea.
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E. G. ORD..C. C.
G.M.FOKTXB. KRS
QUEEN LODGE.
A. O U.W.No.
Master Workman,
H. W. Brlzzee
Financier.
Hush C. Frater.
Recorder,
iswii nunt
Meets each Saturday evenlns In Library hall
X. E. MCNEILL
Attorney -at-Law
Practices in all courts. Prompt atten
tion given to correspondence.
tSTRoom 14. P. O. building.
J. n. SPARKS,
Contractor and Builder.
Estimates:
Furnished
"Work Superintended
'MnraaBnwvwwoeT
B. AN6IUS & GO.
General
Merchandise
MAIN STREET BISBEE, ARIZ.
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O. K. DAILY 5TAGE LINE,
, F. GBAIIAM A CO. Pxor.
Offices at UUbeeaiiij aoo
50c
NACO TO BISBEE
BISBEE TO NACO
50c 1
Stage leaves Bisbee 7,8:30, 10.-00,11:30 a.m. 1:00, J, 4:00 5:30 p. m.
Stage leaves Naco at 7, 8;30, 10, 11:30a. m. 1:00, 3, 4:00, 5:30 p. m.
The 1:30 stage leaving Naco cennects at Don Luis with tb
passenger train for Douglas. The staje leaving Bisoco at 4:30
takes passengers from the Douglas train at Don Luis for Naco
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Douglas Real Estate
For Information address
S. f. Meguire. Sec'y
The International Land1
ai Improvement Co.
Douglas, Ariz.
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V. S. Court CaBMlulener, Conner. Notary Public and Convcanccr.
S. K. WILLIAMS,
3 JUSTICE OF THE P.EACE fe
Best of Bi-ference-i
can be given
Between G and I Street, on 9th.
DOUGLAS - ARIZONA
THE
Azurite
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?roprlor .
Bisbee's Favorite Resort
NO. 7, MAIN STREET
BISBEE, ARIZ
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Half Way House...
NacoBIsbee
CHARLES HULU
Proprietor.
Choice goods constantly In stock SUNNY BROOK WHISKEY
Case goods on demand. ICE COLD BEER.
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Stenographer and typist alwasat hand
and dictations taken at hotel or resi
dence If desired. Charges reasonable
and services prompt and accurst.
Bowery Avsnue
Bisbee. Arizona.
DriaclK kilting
Money Loaned. KenN Col
lected on Commission. General
Real Kstate Business Transacted
Houses for reut Income l'roperty
for Sale. Property of all kinds han
dled on Commission
Bisbee Improvement Co.,
Electric Light, Power Ser
vice, Telephone Service, Ice
rianufacturers, " Purity "
Distilled Water, Electrical
Engineers and Contractors.
Electrical Supplies of every description.
Bisbee Improvemnet Co. Manager's Office No. 200.
3a'ox'd4'3Vii'aiAa;'a--i5s itn. $
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OPtOSiTE THE
-DEPOT.
NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN
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Douglas, Arizona, t
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MRS. D. F. McGOWAN, Proprietress. ,
a
Board $1.00 per Day
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Best Meals in the
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT!
City.;
J; Telephone W-. IO f. o. Box B07 2'
m L. CJ. SHATTUCK 3
CT DEALER IN S
SZZ All Kinds et Limber, Sash, Doors, Etc. Estimates on Plifie -? '
SC FroaMnnd Mill vrork furnished on application. -zS t
2Z. Wholeaale Trasto aal ninlnc Tlmbsn Di.h.. ArNnnn SUj
ET la Carload Lot! a HscUltr. DISDee, AHZOfia X
Meals served to Families and Parties. $
Makes a Specialty of Kansas City Meats, v
IRST-CLASS IN KVERY PARTICULAR. a MpWMAN Prnn u
THERE IS OPiTTEU IN ARIZONA. n. jUTtmrtll, riuu.
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Tim Malokky
Henry Aston
ofta
IS THERE AN AGE
UMIT fOR WORKERS?
The complf int of an age limit under
which the young secure a monopoly of
employment is not peculiar in organiza
tions like the Federation of Labor. It
is heard in every line of business, in
the newspaper offices, in politics.
The vigor and activity of a youth are
said to be grossly overestimated
against the experience of age. It is
charged that youth often wins in the
competition because, having fewer re
sponsibilities, it is content with smal
ler pay. The boy makes a present sac
rifice expecting that he will reap his
reward in the future. The man is done
with sacrifices, and thinks it is time
that the reward was forthcoming.
Conditions are such that the com
plaint is by no means surprising, but,
it was hardly a helpful suggestion at,
the Federation meeting in Chicago j
men over 45 should be shot, and it Is I
certainly impossible to compell the'
employment of men beyond that age.
Laborers of all sorts will have to con- j
tlnue in the inexorable struggle fori
bread as the economic forces about'
them may determine.
'If, -however, there is an arbitrary
age limit it Is irrational. As may raise
a. presumption one way or the other,
but it can never determine the value
of the individual. One man at 45 may
be active, energetic, progressive, in
terested in bis work and in the life
about him. Another at 25 may be in-:
active, and lack both energy and in
terest. One man may be really yonng
at 45 and another old at 25.
Intelligence may increase with age,
or, laying aside the question of mental
growth, this person may have both
years and Intelligence and that person
Buy lack both years and intelligence.
Limit or do limit, the individual
factor can hardly be left out of con
sideration, and, of course, it will not
be when the individnal superiority is
marked. The persons who suffer the
moat cruelly and with the greatest
seeming Injustice arethoe who, be
lag competent but no more than com
petent, are-obliged to give way in the
contest. But it Is a great' deal easier
7m Coinage
Saloon
J. E. BROWN & CO.
Proprietors ......
Agents lor
McBrayer Whiskey
and International
.Cifars
Main Street
Bisbee, Arizona
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?ys8yasfia'aa'?ya'Ss'2.
St. Louis Beer Hall
Agent for Anheoser-Bosch
Brewing Association
Wholesale and Retail
Brewery
Aveaue
BISBEE
Arizona
L C. Shattuck
Proprietor
Finest Brands of
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS..
S2232&'Z2S&22, 8B'SS-232aSy5ya.'a2Jy2
he Best Cookery
has for its foundation fresh eggs and good butter.'
We know how excellent these things should be and
"where to get the best.
Next to
Post Office
It's Right if We Sell It.
HART & GRAF.
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Harris ;- Greener
PesJe la Wir.es, Liquors
-CIGARS
Cold Beer on Draught
MAIN STREET
Opposite Publla Library
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nsssssstasfxsEGSXxxism
Bisbee Drug Company.
Drugs Toilet Articles and Sundries.
Stationery, Magazines. Books and Daily
--, . . : Papers.
' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
Dealers
in
Juan E. Mora
CUSTOM HOUSE AND COMMISSION BROKER
Naco, - Arizona.
The Mazei
Upper Jlain Street
HANNINGER BROS
PROPRIETORS
Bisbee Arizona
The Turf G
Finest Liquors, Wines, Beer
and Cigars. $
JAMES LETSON Prop.
Sportsmen's Resort
I ruin Street . .
j . . Bisbee, Ariz
Telephone -.
Number . . dd
QEO. B. REAY, Manager.
Bisbee
fiercantile Co.
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Choice Family Groceries
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We buy In Carload Lota and meet all Competitors. Good dHi
ered to all parts of the City.
Hay aad Oraln . .
. . . Llqaer Dealers
Ranchers' and ...
. ninerV Supplies
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1 The Mine and Smelter 1
1 Supply Company . . .
El Paso, Texas,
General Merchandise
Ranch and Mine Supplies
Douglas,
Arizona
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Brewery Gulch
Restaurant
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
A. LOPIZICH
S everything Ni
and First Class
BISBEE, ARIZONA
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BREWERY 5
AVENUE
Anhaeuser Buscli
BEER 3
Liquors J 3
Dubacher & Muheim '"'Cigars
Special Offer
t For This Week, f
v In Fur Collarettes, Ladies' Tailor-made Gowns,
Walking Skirts, Flannel Waists, Chil- i
dren's Knit Skirts, Hood s, Bootees, Wool 4
Hose, Ladies' Capes and Jackets.
. M. BLEWETT, - - South Side Main Street, i
CARRY IN
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A heavy stock affording prompt shipments, ij
Correspondence solicited. st
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J. B. Auaics W. B. BaorBT
M. J. Cdnninqham
Oflleam
W. II. Bbopht, President
J. 8. Douolas, Vice-President
M. J. CxniNTNOHAX, Cashier
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