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PREVENT TYPHOID
; -;P SHE MONEY
:. " AS-WELL AS LIFE
Typhoid the Most Expensive
of All Diseases and Strikes
, "c the Rbcketbook
JkWETHE'.flGURES 100K
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.? Tk WI nt f jIo 4Vn -Tni-vAT
. ., K1. wa o ww "-touerfu too oucrs .uvu as a nil-'powerful-of
appeals. It worka where aj payrrient, and said If It was not
oftentimes ah appeal to the heart
or 'treason tans, Tne pockcidook is
orureswm laus. iuo puckuiuuck
fc4 this reason sometimes fKce..o'ie -
1 .-alliwt (hft nnst -ltnl aa 1(1 H
It rflllM lh? 711081 vital bdAs lu a
man's anatomy when he Is iortchsd
there, he winces. It may ha-."e been
UaiD mul CUUOUa a JIZJJUIIUUU MJ H8 I;, ex. aiiwuu . aRcu ,, 4
ure out the cost of typhoid' fever as good deal of ore during the life of
. .it .a . tl.Ai.llin ,1n anil lrl nifrf thft ltt-n
this that caused a physician to ng
comp&ruu wnu tue cost 01 uiur. v ,!,, .. -....-diseases.
It lies within the power of era a good royalty, but, under the
tho person oftentimes to wartV off Intelligent management of Alfred
an attack of typhoid and it la always! Paul, had developed much more pro
possible for a city to keep out tho (than they had taken out. so that
dread trTjhus i the m,no 'nas ,n better condition
' JV . , . -h'and shows more ore than ever be
lt among all the ills that tlesn fore They consldered tno matter,
is heir 'o," typhoid coires ll.o nKn-jana from thelr polnt ot iow- Ir
est and It can bo shown that tyjio.d Jjjjey acceptel the offer thev were
is a luxury, man will ro to Oie "ir lout of It, and got only tho compara
galn counter of diseases, fjgurnt.ve- tJvely small sum of $35,000. If they
ly speaking, by taking precautions rejected the offer they got their
againit tyiJ!o!d. Dr. Wllll'tns, the nilne back, were ahead all that had
city health physician, took the stand been paid in on tho option, and
recently In an interflow that ty- their property was in better shapo
' phold was a disease of uncleanllness. to sell than it was when they made
ThBt appeal touches the pride." lie the. deal with the Calumet & Arj
'sives his official approval to the zona people. They concluded tho
claim tnat typaom is me euk ot-
ly of all disease. FhlloMns is u the
nrenment:
"As "an economic proportion, the
health o a community should te
guarded carefully.
, , . fAll monev spent upon sickness
M lis taken awav frtm other cbanneis
r fttljBsiness and often reanlts Ja
' ST- ,- jr , fon.lltoti that
'of "business and oitcn reauiw time, for t was la a good shape to
making .lependents of families tbntjmai;0 money, and that as what the
wouM be self-supporting if frco owners wanted.
from 'disease. In sufch'casw,
the
!am!lr-a8 lo len,e " irodncer
In Ue-comunJty. but becomes a drain
upon the charity of tbb city, town
or county.
"The most ordinary diseases are
expensive and all this money is lost
to tho business interests nZ tt"J com
munity. Of course tho doctors gpend
their money in the comnr.iniiitfs.. nut
there is always enough sickness at
best, so that It Is well to take every
precaution to present more.
"Whooping cough is aboti the
cheapest thing one can ha?o ind
that is generally confined tir chil
dren and does not become tvicli a
danger to tho economic .syaivm of
a community as diseases to which
adults and wago earners are suscep
tible. Whooping cough will cost on
an average of $15 lor eacn paucuu
an average of Jib ior eacu yauoi-
This is the figure which it costs
thc people in ordinary circumstanc
es. In rich families, the expense is
much greater, but tney can ami""
It
Sickness Pinchas Poor,
"It Is the poor who are plnohed by
sickness; the very poor feel It more
severely, but. take tho aveage
working man whoso average pay
may to 53 a day. and take out $15
from his livlnt; expenses for the Ill
ness of a child, and you have quite
a sum that is lost to the family.
Here are some figures on a whoop
ing cough case. The phvsician will
make; perhaps, three calls at $-.50
each. This Is $7.30. The child will
then make on an average of four
calls at the office, at a dollar a
call. Medicine fo the. child will
cost about $5. There you have $lC.u.
If tho doctor charges only $2 a
sail, the case costs $16. In many
Instances tho calls are more, espe
cially thoe of the child to. the of
fice, and the medicine is more.
"In an ordinary case of measles,
tho medical attendance Is not eo
high, nor Is (he medicine so esren
,lve. but the appetite of the patient
is affecteu. ana mere ...., -
cacies to buy. Then, there is aiw
r , n r-Ainnse. which may
' . il... va m9flT III1"I
result in a big doctor bill and WJt
also result fstally or in some pcrma
,ent inlury. .MMlwe.
Of the diseases common to both
Of the diseases common iu uu
aifcilts and children, typnom . .""- 1 cultures nav- to oe maae bcvcmi
Mv the most expensive. It is also Um!S of c throat at least four
dan-eroas, as five or ten die out of , UalM- ?2 each, which is the Iow
every hundred. The duration of tho csL Th,8 addK another $S. A nurse
ritceas Is about two months Ihnt 1 i8 neCessao' for a weok at least at
' iTaretlent cannot return to work 1 $30 for Doard and service. Extra
te 1ms time. This, therefore, means , food an(1 drugs wlil easily total $10.
Tloss In waees to begin with and r might continue with a number
h average wage will be about $3 other diseases, "but those are suf
,fl,t or A total loss ot $180. In ncient to show the temendous ox
anv instances, n spell ot sickness rcase upon uie community through
r nch long duration, loses a rer- th0 diseases most commonly preva
on a position. The cost at a con- jent And. there is always the dan
atrVaUve esOmate. will be about as ger that the disease will spread to
follows- Two visits a day by a phy-, other families hence It is the busl-
nV!an for tDC nm urcw wccn.o -
42 a visit, $S4: nurse, at $25 a week.
$75- dungs, about JS a went, w.
extra Ice and delicacies, about Si a
week, which Is low, $15; loard of
nurse at $K a weok. $15; visit of
doctor once a day during fonrth
week, at $ a visit, $12; about six
more calls before natient Is weljj
312- wear and tear on linen, cost
of sterilizing; and other small mat
ters, 'about $2 a week, for the first
threo weeks. $15. This makes a total
cost of ?23 for medical rtterdance
3 and food, and. with the low- of sat
ary, If the patient be a msn the
total cost is about $40S.
' Cost of Diphtheria.
1 a case of diphtheria, the cost'
is about 5123 and the patient ofUtu
, Mes ana is uiui m. ;
r zeitJrsf or some other affliction
to maVeJabout .three visits a day lh
flrsUweelc;', at- a cost to the pauentl
of $i2.'?"our or five more calls anF
occsrT Wfore tha rase is dis-.
clKU?ed-fts- cured; antitoxlnvhas to
C.SA. GIVES UP THE
SUPERIOR OPTION
(Lordsburg liberal)
The Calumet & Arizona company
has thrown up Its option on the Su
nprfnr rnlnp. Th rnmnanv took nn
option m tho property for $140,000,
be paid at Intervals- It paid the
owners $50,000. and another pay
ment was due tho first of this
month. The Calumet & Arizona and
trje , Superior; & Pittsburg compa
nies recently comDinea, anu iuo new
board of . directors of tho amalga
mated company; ha; be.en,t going over
the uffairs or the "two companies,
and ' decided that $14,0.000- 'fs top,
much -to ''pay' for tho Superior! They
J-- , V .... w.
nniAntful tl,t rtl, -wrwilH Virt ,TirrTVn
V.C.I l7 VI.VU nVUlU ,U .".
iu, ana tne aeai aeciareu oir. jic
fPayne and O'Connor, twb of
Imi'nA namii in TAndaf 4r
up ana tne aeai aeciareu oir. Jiossr.
tho
Avnord mi ir IfniiflaV1 4i Ifinlz
tho property over before tlecldlns
wliattft fv ntrtTt tVa nffny Th
Calumet & Arizona had taken out a
ur v, miu un- iuuu jj,vu
to them, and rejected the offer and
Itnnlr tYin TMirfi- lnnlr TI t(ma
took the property back. The mlno
was Bnui aown, tnrowing some tu
TtiT myt rf Amhlnvmiint Tnf imw
. w.. W W.U.VU.WU. WU. .'
of them Immediately went to work
I fir fli. K! mmnanl r lnvTi In.
formed tho liberal that the property
would bo shift down but for1 a short
time, for it was in a good shape to
TAFT CANNOT BE
CT
Washington, D. C. May 3. Presi
dent Taft indulged In some, talk yes
terday in explaining to 23 mom'crs
of the national grange that ha a:s
not intend to play rolitics with tho
Canadian reciprocity agreement ev
en if thc'cnactment of that measure
b9 congress costs him. the .farmers'
vote.
"The president told his visitors
-.-v "- .. . ,..-.
that republican farmers would de-
eaH tiA ni-- If Viri ofrroftmntir
OVk fc-t tf J A. IUV. - t UI .
goes through, but fear of such de
sertion would not change his con
IctIon as to the wisdom of such leg
islation. He said he believed rec
iprocity to be tho beet thing tor the
whole country and that b did rot
intend to argue it
"If ,1 did not believe tills, I sho.iM
not have taken the responslbl.lty of
doing what I have done to put vlil
reciprocity treaty through.
"When you gentlemen come to see
the result I believe you. as -Mr
minded men, will admit that ,jcu
have been wrong in your fear3 and
that I have been right"
MISSISSIPPI EDITORS
BUOOKHAVEN. Miss.. Mav 9.
Nearly the entire membership ot
the Mississippi Press association
is attending ihe association's forty
sixth annual convention now In ses
sion here. President E. A. Fitzgerald
of VIcksburg called the gathering to
order this morning and Mayor
Charles Hcluck welcomed tho visit
ors. This affernoor1 S. J. Owen, ot
New 'Albany delivered the annual
oration, 'ine gatnenng wu com
, over Wednesday ai'd Thursday.
i
The gathering will continue
I aflmtnlKtr tp Ai.nm: three times
and as the average dose Is about
7000 units, tho total cost Is about
fv, or 5s lor oacn treatment, ineu
ue "i iVUiuiuimu.w
WSM w . --
against the sprpad of anr disease
COVING
Dr. Schell .if irson, Arfzona'.
Leading Optician. .l be here on
bis Tegular oaftrly .visit, on
Thur-day 'and- 11Mv. Mnyi Hth ad
12th. with a fill usortmutjOf
glasses. If your evp nel atfea-
inn oall nn him far XDM? escWl-
luation Copper Qaeen Hotel, two
days only.. if
Is there anything in all this JfM
i..it ta r vnnro imnnrfinf-n to rftii
than good digestion? Food roust bo
eaten to sustain life nnd must j be
digested and converted into blooii
When tho digestion falls the whole
body suffers. Chamberlain's Tablet
are a rational and reliable cure Iter
indigestion. They Increase the w
of bile, purify the blood, stresstSs.
the stomach, and tone up, the vrhpl
digestivo apparatus to a riatura' ir
bpalthy. actipn. For sale by nil dm"
gists.
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
II'MAHIBJIL'S PHOTO
MEN BY JAILOR
LdS ANOEI.KS, Cal.. May 9. Or
tle SIcManlgal was officially photo
graphed yesterday. Jailer Gallagher
asked both of tho McISamnras 'it
they would jierxnit their pictures to
be taken, but both refused, 'as there
lsno law-by which they can bo tore
od to submit. -
Both tho McNamaras passu a
quiet "day. Their -union l3bor .friends
-visited- them and sent them .flowert.
Tho largest bouquet, received by
James R McjJanmra was sent" by
hlfn to tho tablt of prisoners charg-
ea wltn lesser enmes, Amonj; iu
blathers visitors was J, 1J. Timmons,
resident roprcsentatlvo ot tho the
International Bridge Structural
Iron workers.
Tlmmona was asked to obtain
some mpssaxe from John J, McXa
mara for "the press, it being espe
cially desired to lcaru how he and
his brother feel towards McManlgal.
Timmons brought toifck word, how
ever, thut although tho accused man
wished to treat tho newspaper rep
resentatives well, ho did not wish to
make a statement.
Sheriff Hainniel has delegated one
pf his deputies to do nothing but
watch tho McN'atnaras whllo they
are receiving visitors. He doe9 not
lemaln near enough to hoar what is
sail, but he is close enough to
watch eyorr action.
MISSIONARIES SAFE.
WASHINGTON. May 9. ThV rev
olutionary disturbances in Kwang
TuhK province following an ' Inter
diction - against gambling, have been
quletfcd. Missionaries-.at. Wu Chow
are -now5 safe. " accortlliig to state
department 'Advices today trCta Con
bul General Bergholz at Canton.
ALTA COFEK, aromatic, satisfying:
airtight tins. Welboum & Dodds
only.-
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE "OF SETTLEMENT OF
ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION
Jn the Probate Court of thb
County of Cochise. Territory of Ari
zona.
In the matter of tho estate of Toi-
vo Paanancn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that A.
A. Markkanen. tho administrator of
the estate of tho above named ao
cedent; -has presented for settlement,
and filed In this court his flual ac
count of his administration proceed
ings, together with his petltlor.
Vtaying that the residue or said es
tate bo distributed; and that Mon
dav. the' 22nd daj of May, 1511, at
-1 o'clock p. m., at the court-roam
of said court, at tho court-npuso in
Tombstone, Cochie county, has been
appointed by the Judge of this Court
as the time and place for the hear
ing upon said matters, when an'i
where any person interested iu said
estate may appear and file objec
tions in writing to said account anft
petition and contest tho same.
Dated May 9, 1911.
J. E. JAMES, Clerk
(10 publications)
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of School Trustees of School
District No. 3. Hereford. Cochise
County, Arizona, will receive sealed
bids for the salo of school bonds,
which will bo opened June 1st, 191L
at 1 o'clock p. m. ot said day. at
the office of Guy C. Welch. Clerk
of said Board of Trustees, Hereford,
Arizona.
The amount of said bonds is
$1,500.00, being three bonds of the
denomination ot 360.00 to run for
the following periods of time. One
of said bonds to run for a period ol
Five Years, and two of said bonds
to run for a iperiod of Ten Years,
all to bear interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum from date.
It Is provided that the whole or any
part thereof may be paid at any
time, principal and Interest, aftet
five years, at the optlSn of the
Board of School Trustees of School
District No. 3.
AH bidders must deposit iwth tie
County Treasurer. C. W. HIckx,
Tombstone, Arizona, ton per com
of the amount of the bid as a guar
antee that tho bidder will entc
Into an agreement with said Board
of Trustees to purchase said bonds
in caso an award is msdo.
The right Is reserved to reject anv
or all bids or parts of bids, and
the bonds can not be sold for less
than par value
I Address all bids to Guy C. Welch,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees, Dis
trict No. 3, Hereford, Arizona, and
mark plainly on the outside of the
envelope: Bids for School Bonds.
I By order of the Board.
J G. J. McCABE, Chairman
Attest:
H. E. Bcrncr. Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE TERRITOR OF ARIZONA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
COCHISE.
Mrs KMzabetb TTatnlett Gillespie.
Plaintiff.'
vs.
U . W. Whaley, and Sarah Whaley.
his wife, Henry Forrest and An
drea Forrest his wife, and tho
First National Hank of filobo,
Arizona.
Defendants.
Sheriff's Sale No. 6200.
Under and by -virtue of an order
or sale issued out ot tho District
Court ot tho Second Judicial District
of tho Territory of Arizona. In and
v toe-County of Cochise, on the 1st
,tfy of Mar. 1S11, Is !. atove entlt-
BISBEE, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10,
Legal Advertisements
lor action, wherein, .Mrs. Elizabeth
Htinilctt Gillespie the above named
Plaintiff obtained a Judgment against
W. W. Whaley. and Sarah Whaley
Ms wife, Henry Forrest and Androa
Forrest his wife and the First Na
tional Bank of Globe, .Arizona, De
fendants, on tho 29th day of April.
1911, for the sum of Seven Thousand
.N'lpe Hundred and Fifty Four C3100
(.95.68) dollars in lawful jaonoy
of tho. United. States, besides lnter-
st, costs and accruing cost. am
commanded to Bell that certain lot.
jlecj or parcel of. real estate, sit
uate In the City ot Bisbee, County of
CochWe. Territory of Arizona; and
described as- follower , .
"'Lot numbered Twenty: OThree
(23). In .Block numbered Fourj(-li;
ot the City of Bisbee, County of Co
chise. Territory ot Arizona."
Public notico is hereby given- tnat
on the Slst day of -May. 13U. at
2 o'clock p. m. ot that day at the
Court House door in the City o:
Tombstone, in tho said County of Co
chise, I will sell -the above describee!
property, pr so .much , thereof as may
bo necessary to satisfy plaintiffs
claim, with interest, costs and ac
crulng costs to tho highest and best
bidder for cash.
Tombstone, Arizona, May 6th, 1911
JOHN F. WHITE.
Sheriff
A. A- HOPKINS.
By Deputy Sheriff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of The Interior.
V. S Land Office at Phoenix. Ariz.
May i. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James Maurice Decker, of Lowell.
Arizona, who. on March 26. 1900,
made Homestead entry. No. 03C92. for
S.fcNEk,. SEtfNW, NEViSWi.
H.cet!on 32r Township 22 S. Itange 25
E. G & S. R. Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Fivt
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before J. D.
Taylor, U. S. Commissioner, at Bis
bee, Arizona, on the iota uay or
June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses
W. J. ROCASTLE. of Bisbee. Ariz.
PREJSTON FLETCHER, of Jxjwell,
Aris.
t WILLIAM G. JJILIE1L of JQlabee.
Aria.
C. A. JONES, of Bisbee. Ariz.
FRANK II. PARKER.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz
May 4. 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Fe
lix 51. Abrams. of Naco, Arizona,
who, on October 24, 1903,. made
homestead entry, No. 01C1S lor
SNEU. SE4NW, NWUSEtt
Section 8, Township 24 S., Range 24
E., G & S. R. Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
J. D Taylor, . U. S. Commlsalpner,
at Bisbee, Arizona, oa the 10th day
of June, Mil.
Claimant names as rttn(sses
WILLIAM ALFRED.
DON L. MOSS,
CHASE L. PUItDY,
J. J. .NEWELL, all of Naco. Ariz.
FHANK 11. PARKER.
Register.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WH,
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
In the Probate Court of Uio
County of Cochise, Territory of Ari'
zona.
In the matter of tho estate of Don
ald McPhunn. deceased.
It appearing to this court, by the
petition this day presented and filed
by C. W. Hicks, ono of tho adminis
trators of the estate of Donald Mc
Phunn, deceased, that it is necessary
to sell the whole of tho real estate
of said decedent to pay tho debts
of decedent and tho expenses and
charges of administration.
It is therefore ordered I
court- That all persons. interest t..
tne estate of said deceased appear be
lore tho said Probate Court on Mon
day, the 5th day of June, A. D. 1911
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of
said day, at the court room of said
court, at the court house in the city
of Tombstone, Cochise county, terri
tory of Arizona, to show cause why
an order should not be granted to
said C. W. Hicks, as such adminls
trator, to sell the said real estate,
and that a coov of this order be pub
lished four successive weeks In tli'
Bisbee Daily Review, a newspaper
printed and published in the said
county of Cochise.
Dated May 3, 1911.
FRANK W. GOODBODY,
Judgo of the Probate Court
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
ACCOUNT AND HEARING
PETITION
In the Probate Court of the
County of Cochise, Territory of Ari
zona. In the manor ot the estate ol
Thomas Devine, deceased.
Notice Is horeby given that Lucy
E. Devfne, the administratrix of the
Estate of Thomas Devine, deceased.
has presented for settlement, and
tiled herein her final account of her
administration proceedings, together
with hor petition, praying that the
residue of .said estate be distributed
to the persons entitled thereto; and.
notice is further given that Wed
nesday, the 17th "Bay of May, 1911.
at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho courtroom
thereof, rt the courthouse In the
city of Tombstone, Cochise county,
has been appointed by the J'idge of
this court as the time and place for
a hearing; upon said matters, and
any person Interested In said estate
may appear before Eald court on said
day and show cause, if anv they'
may have, why the said account
should not be allowed and settled
and tho prayer of 6aid petltfon .'
.granted.
Dated May 2, 1911.
J. E. JA&ES. CIcrlr.
LODGE NOTICES " iJ l
MASONIC CALENDAR
WEEK ENDING MAY 13, 1911
Monday
Tuesday Wednesday r
Thursday
Friday Saturday
t
t t att?a4is. vf. M.
E. L. BLAIR. Secy. F. & A.M
H. W. JORGENSEN. H. P.
." s rmti.RROOK. EC
TV. R. BANKS. Secy. R. A. M. &
IV. A.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS;
Rathbone IioflKC.o-lO
vnirhtn nr I'vrmaa
meet the first second
and fourth TuepdirVs of
each, month in Pythisn
.Castle. Visiting brotu-
ers cordially invited.
F. B. MATHEWS. C. C
J. C. KRIGBAUM. K. of R. S.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
Pearl Chapter No. 6
Meets in Masonic llall
Seccfid and Fourth
Wednesdays of each
month.
Ella M. Perry, W. M.
Kathcrine Paff, Sec.
B. P. 0F.LKS
Bisbee Lodge.
'So. 671, meets
first nnd .third
Tuesdays of i each
month at Elks
Club House.
Visiting brothcra
cordially Invited.
Sam Fank'aiburg
TataltM Ruler.
T. O. McGRATH, Secretary.
w. 0. w.
Woodmen of tho -Wnrli. 7rf t
Fair ball ,tho second nnd fourth
onaay8 or each month. Visiting
brothers Invited to attend.
GEO. H. COBBE, C. C
a N. THOMAS. CleiX
MW1 m. Btobe Camp No 15,415
.W.AMQrn Woodmelr of
America, meets sec
ond and fourth Thursdays Id I O
O. F. halL Visiting neighbors are
turlted to attend.
R. L. M0T2, Clerk.
J. D. TAYLOR. Consul.
Brotherhood of American
Yoemen
Richard I. Homestead 391
rripeta second and fourth
i Tuesdays at Odd Fellows
Bl,T11 1'I.UI.. (..llAF. tTt
11111, VI31l.fi k- -
cordially invited.
R T KTINSON Forenrm
W. C. R. HOOVER, conespondent
V. O. UOX iUZ-I.
I. 0, R. M.
Meets every Thursday evening at
7:30 ociock in t'ytnian uisue. ah
visiting" Red Men welcome.
Wm. BUCKETT, Sachem.
F. C. FENDERSON, K. or R.
M D. COHEN, Medicine Man
F. B.
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
Bisbee Lodge No. 452
meets every Wednes
day evening at Fair
Hall. Visiting mem
btrs cordially Invited.
BENJAMIN MOSS. President
BARBARA SHEARER. Secretary.
S0N0RA LODGE NO. 23
I. 0. 0. F
Cananea, Mexico
meets every
Monday at 8 p. m. in Masonic Hall.
Visiting brother cordially Invited.
W. H. EARP. N. G.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Secy.
BISBEE LODGE NO. 10.
jSHlr L. ' ' F
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SVednosdav even
ing in Odf Fellows Hall. Main St.
Visiting brothers are cordially .in
vited, to attend.
W. A. RICHARDS, N. G.
F. J. ATTAWAY, Secretary
P. O. E-
Bisbee Aerie 75, F. O. K., mets
first and third Mondays, 8 p. m..
Fair Hall. Visitors cordially wel
comed. Wm. BUCKETT,
M. D. COHEN, President
Aerie Physician.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE;
FOR SALE A good building lot,
mi,rt Mo In Snltnhlr for i-'
.fence. Address P. 0. Box 330. !
488.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Set ot Dickens' works.
uw . ,.-.., ..,, w.. , ,-- .uums, ciobc m, iurmsneu or un
binding; cheap if taken at once.; furnished. Phone or call Wednes
P. O. Box 330, city. i ' day or Thursday. Geo. E. Kim-
1.111 CI..- Till .2
FOH SALE-Some first .class wall
paper, cheap.
School Hill.
Geo.
B. KimbiU,r
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FOR SALE Very cheap; household 1
furniture, rugs. etc. Horwla
Flats, Claw son Hill. 768 1
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bur room house, fu
, clothes closets anj I
Ult SAUi A. IOU
nished; pantry,
cellar. 215 Opera Drive.
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FOR SALE A two room house and
summer kitchen and lot; sewer
connections. Cheap for cash; I
close In. Apply P O. Box 127j,j
city- 1
FOR SALE Oliver typewriter;
bargain if taken at once. Jack
barber shop, Main Street.
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSE of six rooms, very nicely,
furnished, for sale cheap, or rent;
reasonable terms; two rooms al-
ways rented. Address Box S,
Lowell. 732 j
HELP WANTED
MEN or women to write hundreds
of letters from samples. Industry
without experience can earn $23
weekly. Self addressed envelope.
Brooks Copying Co., Bo1: 337,
Washington. D. C. 751
WANTED Men and strong boys
No expense to learn trade; 300 stu
dents, $20,000 contract jobs; work
half, study halt the time. Automo
biles, electricity, plumbing, brick
laying. Free catalogue. United
Trade School Contracting Co.. Los
Angeles.
FOR RENT HOUSES-
FOR RENT 5 room house, wltt
bath. Inquire Office Saloon, Torn
Downs, or 208 Tombstone canyon
FOR RENT Three room house
clothes closet and pantry- Hy
drant In back nerd. Water free
Apply Geo. Vanderwalkor, Woo'
avenue 739
FOR RENT Furnished ' rour room
house with piano. Johnson Add,
tlon. Inquire Busy Bee Cafe, Low
ell. or Blsteer Arte. 690
TELEPHONE 2.C0O MILES.
NHW YORK, May 9. For the firm
time In history the human voe car
Tied 2,000 miles direct last BteM.
when eNw York found Denver over
the long distance telephone wires.
Manhattan newspaper men In a
downtown sky scraper were talk
ing to a group iu the Colorado clt.
They picked up Omaha on the way
and also gossiped with Chieago
ADMITS GIGANTIC THFT.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 9.-For
alleged1 peculations amounting" to
nearly $115,000 Julius W. Hopkins,
paying teller or the First aVt!o"ial
hank, was arrested' here yeste'rday.
fit is said he confessed ami will
plead guilty.
Grand Vaudeville Opening .Wr-:1
nesday. Orpheum.
Rvnmi Sick headache results' frd !'
6 tl i 'ordered condiUon' or the'sjiinlfcrb
&A A can "he cured" bv tho'use of OsM
berlaln's' StomaclT' and "Liver "v
e5. Try it For sale" nt all
gists.
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FOR RENT Furnished hoSseUuop
lnK .rooms. Mrs. Berg. Warnui.
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-0R RENT Light ' housekeeping
ui. hutoi mil. yjs;,
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"". aicnwi Bun;ir;- tnorougAiy
renovated; under new manage
ment, uy montn'oc week.
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hiley. sients" solicited. ' Smith Whi
manager. -
fr"OR RENT Nicely furnished fjon
room, close Jn. 70 Claws . ki'l
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FOR RENT Fully equipped "sIMoon
in Lowell, no city license. County
and government license Dald tn
July 9. 'li Investigate this snap.
Phone IOC or P O Bo . Low
ell. Ariz
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BOARD AND ROOMS
FRENCH KITCHEN Best place to
eat in iiis Dee. Everything neat
and clean Cooking can t b
beat f . $90
MISCELLANEOUS
ADVEKTISEKi. Tne urea! -t
i North liakclu "die wL ,i. . .,,
I poiltmitles for Ih1dp k-!
fled advertisers. Thr .ewiu.zed
t advertising medium Ib the Farfl
Dally and Sunday Courler-Newi
ihe onlj tren Cny pair ;v ih
s'a.e jtd itit paper hli. .ri;
-he lsrges amount of Claris-.! n.f
.crtlsing.
TLe Courler-NevM -c9'er Nort
"sknts like a WanKyl re(.bir
ail jaiisy; ine state itir dt of
iu' Hcation ! N the p.ipr' to ui
n order ur st rssulttr; rate
one cent per word first Irisertioa
mc-half cnt per word si:cceei
ing insertion, fifty cents per Hn
per month; Address Thr Courln
News, Fargo, N. D. ' 421
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WANTED TO BUY SECON"
HAND FURNITURE. Also tell an
exchange ail kinds cf furniture. a
O. Branssn, Oabson Home. Johnso.
Addition. J6
WANTED To buy a cottage in
Warren. Must be cheap for tmb
Address P. O. Box 1264, City
MISSISSIPI ELKS IN SESSION
GREENVILLE. Miss, May 9
Greenville is in gala attire far the
annual convention of the Mississippi
Elks. Tho gathering was opened to
day with all of the twenty-three
local lodges of tho state represented
by large delegations. Automobile
rides, steamboat excursions, balls
and banquets are Included In the two
days' entertainment program.
"JOCK" ADAMS .ARRIVES.
The success of the Douglas noli
team Sunday may be attribute1 to
the arrival of "Jock" Adams !frow
Downer's Grove, Illinois. He "arriv
ed yesterday morning, being met at
tho train by H. T- ,CuthhrV, "ho
accompanied tho grandfather of
"Jock" from Scotland five years ago.
When Cuthbert and Jock" arrived
at the Country club Sunday the
effect produced waa obc of ..depres
sion among the Bis two' . ifctVers.
"Jock" Is a SooULsh terrier and lias
been duly iastalieti' as muwt for
the Deuglafi 'Kolfers.' Ho: is a'Tlkor
ouhlired w( Mr. Cuthbert nty
,ru to ri!'-s i!i.
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