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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22 4963.
BISBEf DAILY REVIEW
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Br tfte year $7 50
gj the month 75
issued Every Morning Except Monday.
CONSOLIDATED PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Review has a branch office at
Douglas, and is delivered by carrier
In the following towns.
Naco.
Cananea.
Douglas.
Tombstone.
Benson.
THE WEATHER.
Washington, Dec. 21. Forecast fot
COME BACK TO
ERIN.MAVOURNEEN
COME BACK TO ERIN AND SEE US
PLAY TUG-OF-WAR.
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Arizona:
day.
Fair Tuesday and Wcdnes-
BAD MAN
AFTER ROOSEVELT.
We would advise Mr. Roosevelt to
keep shy of New Orleans and, per
haps, to establish cossack posts
around the White House to ward off
the aprpoach of Hon. W. S. Parker
son, a lily white republican of the
Crescent City.
Mr. Parkerson is a northern gentle
man who went to New Orleans some
.years ago to practice law. He fared
well with the people and became en
amored of the southern city, its rich
and almost regal social life, and al
though a republican, sympathized, as
should, with every cause of law dnd
order.
When next heard from by the public
Mr. Parkerson was leading the popu
lar mob that broke open tho parish
prison and lynched some 'steen or
more of the Italian mafia who had
murdered a chief police officer of the
city. Mr. Parkerson wore no mask.
He did not hide his light. He stood
up and boldly justified the whole af
fair. Since then he has been fighting for
a white man's republican party in the
South. He is opposed to Roosevelt
ideas of negro equality. He also op
poses the president for doing other
things that he says are incompatible
with the principles of the party
of Abraham Lincoln. At Tulano uni
lversfty, in New Orleans, Saturday
night, he called Mr. Roosevelt a "Ca
ligula." What do you think of tHal?
WHERE THE
PEOPLE "ARE AT."
x The republican leaders do not know
where the people "are at." The signs
of the times jae mixed up in the polit
ical heavens, and the wise men now
engagedIn Washington are not able
o"fig-ire out "horoscopes that pleaso
M their hopes and inspire confidence at
"" tEe White House.
Cuban reciprocity is all right. It
vill go through in a lame and laggard
way that will show how feebly tho re
publicans themselves desire to keep
their promises to a clean and free na
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The Boys From the '"Ould Sod" Take
Inspiration From the Endearing
Strains of "Wearing of the Green,"
and Carry Erin's Banner to Victory.
Mike Hannon, captain; Michael Ca
sey, anchor; William O'Neil, Tom Cal
lahan. Charles Nolan, John Sullivan,
and Daniel Donnelly. Those are the
good Irish lads that gripped the rope
on Sunday night with the sturdy boys
of Slavonian birth, and perched aloft
the green banner of victory. It was
a great pull. It is doubtful if there
ever was in the history of tug-of-war
contests a more determined team of
winners. It is certain there never
were better losers. Each team did
their best. This may be acknowledg
ed at once from the time taken in the
contest. Just think of sis brawny
men on each side, tugging on the rope
for two hours and fifty-five minutes.
Think of these six men against six
men, with all the powerful energy and
a hall full of enthusiastic admirers all
pulling for their sides with words of
encouragement to tho brave lads, with
as much inspiration as their pride of
nativity cculd command.
It was a contest that will be talked
of for months to come. When tugs-
of-war are mentioned in the future, it
will be to refer to the contest that
was pulled off on Sunday nFght.
When the owner of the Swim at
Lowell dropped into the Annex last
Thursday night, Mr. Markey bumped
up against a Slavonian enthusiast, and
the subject of a tug-of-war was men
tioned. Mr. Markey, the gentleman
referred to, stated that he thought
the Irish team was just a little the
best that ever was. The Slavonian
in his mind doubted this statement,
and expressed his doubt openly and
above board, and backed his impres
sion with the remark that his doubt
was accompanied with a thousand dol
lar bank roll.
Mr. Markey only had the small
change amounting to five hundred in
his pocket at that moment, but he
stated to his friend that if he would
stand there right there for about
ten minutes, he would take a chance
at that thousand. No sooner said
than done. He hopped lo the tele
phono and called 'up "Xiike Hannon,
and related the aforesaid doubt to
Hanncn.
. That was all that Mike wanted. In
the twinkling of an eye, Mike was in
an airship, and landed at the Annex
almost before Markey could get away
from the 'phone. Mr. Hannon, in a
businesslike way, hunted up M. E.
Cassiday, who also had a new airship
tied to the front gate of his home,
and the genial M. E. was soon at Han
non's side. In a few moments more
the two sides were in the midst of
drawing up agreements, and each
posted their forfeit money and sign
ed the articles. In les3 time than it
takes to tell it the thousand was
forthcoming on each slue deposited
in the Bank of Bisbee to await the re-
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BAKING
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Improves the flavor and adds to
the hsalthfclness of the food.
PRICE BAKING POWOCr. CO-CHIC'SO
It is with pleasure that we call the
attention of our readers to the fact
that the Continental Building aud
Loan association of California has
sent its representative to Bisbee for
the purpose of establishing their sys
tem of co-operative banking in our
community by which the industrial
and wage earning class can de
posit a portion of tlieir earnings and
receive a fhir consideration of In
terest for same.
We all know what a good savings
bank means for any industrial com
munity and especiall one that makes
a specialty of handling small monthly
deposits and pays a reasonable inter
est for the use of money.
Institutions of this kind encourago
thrift and economy on the part of
the wage earners by producing an in.
pot!vf in envn monpv nn1 nn nhserv.
er has but to note the conditions that!.. - , r , , .
prevail in any community where att thoughts of the Christ
system of co-operative savings and in
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Hot Air....
Is used for many things and in
many ways. But what we want you
to use is one of those Protecting
Cold Air Flues
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Anything else you may wish in the
TINNING or PLUMBING LINE can
be secured from the shop with EX
PERIENCE BACK OF IT. That
Is E. G. ORD'S, jlip-to-the-minute
shop. 'Phone 8, or call Brewery
Gulch.
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There Is One Day in the Year
When the drudgery of the kitchen should be avoided.
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That da' is Christmas. It is a day of rejoicing, a day 3
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of fraternal social exchange when the cares of the $
household should be laid away, the time devoted to j
receiving and
visiting
friends. Then will come
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rich, senior attornev In thfi sonatn for suIt tfae contest Sunday night.
the trusts, that no more such mrew-i a that evening, from 8 o'clock un-
ures are at all expectable, shows that
theMcKinley Idea of reciprocity; is to
be signally and utterly repudiated by
the leaders of the party. McKInley
was omnipotent while alive, he is inv
pOfent since he is dead.
Mr. Roosevelt once showed signs
that he was -sane enough and brave
enough to pursue an American policy
of equity in trade relations with the
world, 'sacrificing no "essential Amer
ican manufacturin'gIntereat, Tint put
ting the question of fair competition
to the test in all foreign markets. But
the saddest of all the falls that Ameri
can statesmen have suffered is that of
Theodore Roosevelt, who, for a re
nomination to the presidency, has sac
rificed his independence, "his honest
views and his political fame of the
future, to the pirsilanimous demands
of the trade-worms of his party. He
has given up a patriotic splendor for
a partisan limelight and exchanged a
national name for an incidental selling-plater
chance to win a stake. This
is the reduction to which Theodore
Roosevelt, t3e man with an Ego, has
reduced himself.
The opportunity thus presented to
the democratic party is one which we
trust the leaders are not unabfc toi
comprehend. The people of America
believe in their Inner souls that the
future prosperity and ascendancy of
trade rests upon a right policy of
reciprocity. The idea that we can
force the whole world to trade with
us on our absolute terms is fully -exploded.
They do not have to, and
McKinley so declared. Hence 'they
will trade here, there and everywhere
at their pleasure and profit." If wc
do not offer them 'superiorlerms, then
we are out of the deal. Democracy
ought to spell democracy, and if dem
ocracy does not mean reciprocity, then
the United States has become a Chin
ese autocracy where the favored few
are always to be preferred to the pos-
stDie many.
til 9:30, little squads of men might
have been seen wending their way
along the paths to the Opera House,
until at the latter hour that spacious
building was filled to overflowing.
The sightseers filled the space on the
floor, they stood in the windows, they
looked over the, shoulders of the per
sons in front, they stood on tip toe,
and they eagerly watched that 'strain
on tho rope for three hours, all but
five minutes. And the audience
cheeered and roared as each side bent
their exertions to outpull the other.
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LADIES
There will be a special song service
given at the FirstfM. E. Church, Sun
day, December 27th, 7:45 p. m., by the
choir and orchestra. All are cordial
ly invited.
THE METAL MARKET. .
New York, Dec. 21. The closing'
quotations today were: Silver, 54
l-2c; Mexican dollars. 42i:2c
Call upon Mrs. Alexander for the fol
owinc. The visit will be both pleasant
and profitable.
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, made
vith half fitted back kimona sleeves,
trimmed with black satin folds, tailor
stitched, silk frigs; red. gray, pink, 81.50,
32.15, S3. 50
Splendid assortment of Ladies Dress
Skirts in etamine, granite cloth, taffeta.
peau de soie, all handsomely made, this
seasons' latest modes and fancies, $9.50,
512.50, $15,00, 816.50, 818,50. $20.00.
Handsome line of Silk Waists, taffeta,
peau de soie and Icuisine. $6,50, $8.00,
$9.00, $12.50. '
Finest line of Corsets in the city.
Beautiful Christmas Handkerchiefs;
many pretty designs in lace and em
broidery, 10c, 2.1c, 35c, 50c, 75c
Headquarters For
Hosiery" Neckwear, Wrappers, Muslin
Underwear, Underskirts, Shawls, Kim
onas, Hose Supporters, Belts, Ribbons
and Christmas Novelties.
It needs but a call from the ladies to be
convinced that Mis. Alexander's is the
most complete Furnishing Goods Parlors
In the city.
Above the Flood Gate.
vestment has been in use for several
years to mark its results.
Thousands of dollars are paid out
monthly in salaries to our citizens
and yet how very litUe is put away
to provide for the wet day that is
sure to come to each of us and how
soon we will need it none can tell.
A careful analysis of the plans out
lined by 4he Continental Building and
Loan Association will convince the
most sceptical that they are beyond
question a substantial institution and
offer nothing but what can reason
ably be expected from money careful
ly invested. Each depositor, no mat
ter how small his account, is a partner
In the bank and participates in the full
net earnings of his capital invested,
thus although the deposit may be too
small of itself to accomplish much,
yet when placed with the deposits of
over 15,000 other depositors it pro
duces sufficient capital to transact an
immense business.
Monthly deposits with this associa
tion can be withdrawn at any Ume
and carry guaranteed rates of Inter
est ranging from C to 10 per cent per
annum. Thus the man who is not
sure of his income can safely carry
his savings account with the Contl-
nental Building and Loan association,
Knowing that should it become neces
sary to withdraw it, ho can dp so on
demand.
Many people dealing with "local and
eastern companies in the past, have
found it difficult to realize ready cash
in time of need without suffering a
heavy loss. Hence have thus formed
unfavorable opinions of Building and
Loan institutions, thinking, perhaps,
they were all alike in this respect. To
such we would state that a careful
examination of the plan of the Conti
nental Building and Loan association
would reveal the fact that they have
adopted a system far superior to that
of their competitors and a plan which
insures the same consideration to the
deplsitor as that given by the suc
cessful savings band.
This feature should insure to them
the hearty endorsement and patron
age of the citizens of Bisbee who are
content with good security and a
fair rate of interest for their sav
ings. Mr. Reynolds, the special agent of
the above company, is presenting the
special features of his association to
the people of Bisbee on an honest
basis, and anyone who meets him will
be convinced that he is here to do
business only on such a plan as will
insure the continued good will and
patronage of his clients for this, "The
Poor Man's Savings Bank."
Mr. Reynolds informs us that he
will meet those desiring information
concerning this association at any
time convenient for them and we
would recommend that our people
give him a chance to outline their
plan of banking and draw a contrast
Detween an up-to-date institution and
one working on an obsolete plan in
use zo years ago.
Appointments left with the Editor
of the Review will be promptly ans-
werea.
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mas Dinner pleasant thoughts,
Let us suggest a pleasant way of entertaining
the faithful wife, or your friends.
A specially prepared and particularly fine dinner
will be served at the Copper Queen Hotel Christmas
Day the menu will be announced in this space. Look
j it over and see if it won't be worth enjoying. '
The Copper Queen Hotel Cafe
E. O. ROUZER, Manager.
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A-Christmas Tree.
The Christmas commute of the
Presbyterian Sunday school desire to
announce that all parents and friends
who wish to make use of the tree
next -Thursday evening for the pur
pose of conveying their Christmas
presents, will be most welcome to do
so. Members of the committee will
be present at the church during the
afternoon and evening to take
charge of all Rifts that may be
brought.
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Gym Dance This Evening.
There will be the usuaj gym dance
this evening, and exceptionally good
music has been provided for the occa
sion.
Taylor Ranch Robbed.
The Taylor rancby near Douglas,
was robbed Friday afternoon, making
the fourth time that this place Tias
been robbed. Mrs. Taylor came to
town, only leaving the house a short
time. When "she returned, the ranch
house had been ransacked and cloth
ing, cooking utensils and even a stove
had been stolen. There is no clue to
the identity of Vhe housebreakers.
These depredations are being commit
ted very often lately, and it is not safe
to leave a ranch house alone.
Mexican cigars of the best brands
at Agulrre Mercantile Co., Naco, So-nora.
The Agulrre Mercantile Co.,
across the line, Naco, Sonora.
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HOLIDAY SALE
I BAZAAR BARGAIN STORE!
From now until the Holidays are over we' will
cut the prices on all our goods.
Just received a fine line of Men's Tailor Made
18-oz. Black Clay Suits which are made to sell
at $25.oo a suit. During this Xmas week we
will sell them at $15-00 a suit.
Bazaar Bargain Store,
Opposite Postoffice.
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The Agulrre Mercantile Co. just
across tho line, Naco, Sonora.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Furniture for ten
rooms Apply 321 Tombstone Canyon.
12-22-61
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FOR SALE Finest business lot on
Main street, Don Luis, cheap for cash.
Address C. Lange, P. O. box 538. Bis
bee. 12-12-lw
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FOR SALE Two lots on Main St.
Don Luis. Inquire Dobson's Transfer-
12-20-lm.
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FOR SALE A complete assay out
fit in first-class condition. Price,
$350. Original cost, $750. E. A. Von
Arnim, Douglas, Arizona. 12-8-tf.
FOR SALE 3-room frame house
and seven lots. Apply Isaac Bailey,
SS5 Tombstone canyon. 12-y-it.
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FOR SALE House and lot cheap
for cash. Apply to W. H. Moffctt, 490
Tombstone canyon.
11-22-tf.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT 2-roomed house, Low
ell. Inquire at Mrs. Boyle's. 12-18-7t
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FOR RENT Furnished Rooms In
quire Dobson House or Transfer wag
on. 12-12-tf
WANTED.
WANTED Tlrst-class bookkeeper
and store manager to fill position in
Sonora, Mexico. Must understand
Mexican law and language. Nono but
one who can furnish higjest recom
mendations and reference need ap
ply. . B. F. Graham.
BUSINESS BRIEfS
The regular review of the Ladies
of the Maccabees, will be held at Li
brary hall December 23, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. By order of
the committee.
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WE ARE STILL ALIVE.
Don't forget to drop in and see our
nice line of millinery, also a fine lino
o; burnt leather noveltits, elk's head
sofa pillows, Kodaks, memorandum
books, etc., perfumeries and toilet ar
ticles, soap of the very nnest quali
ty Manicure accessories, stamped
liLeD goods. Also silks for em
broidering. All at the Rmporium.
SCOFIELD &. WITTIG.
Near Gymnasium Building.
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A delightful preparation for the face
Tanola Cream. Sold at Mrs. RIch'a
isirdresslng Parlors. 9-6-U
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Buy New Copper stock througa
Brune & Buehman, agents, box 791),
BIsbe?, Arizona.
Ladies, use Yanola Cream for the
ce and hands, and sold only by Mrs.
tick. Main street. 9-6-tf
Fresh home .made bread, pics and
jastry, the very best, at Haigler's, in
California Market. 9-12
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Choice line of frsh fruits received
his morning at Haigler's. in the Call
'ornia Market. 9-12
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Any person desirous of accepting a
book agency. Please apply to libra,
rlan. Library Hall. 12-1-ti
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To know what the
New Year has In store
for You.
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Every rending guaranteed
Every enne ntlluctory.
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-A.. S. BARKER, Agent for
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORM,
and Old Life Fire Insurance Companies Mining' StocKs
Agent for Non-Residents a
Room 4, BanK of Bisbee, Bide'. Teif-?.- :?:
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