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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
BISHOP POTTER
 IN THEATRICALS
PIECE HAS A HERO AND WILLIAM OF THE DEEPEST
 DYE.
Actors Alliance Proposes the Venture and It Is Supported By the Bishop. He Is To Be the Good Angel

New York. Dec 10.-"Bishop Potter presents The Kings Highway a TO- mantle drama by William Gill;" Is the inscription which will appear on matinee tickets issued for a perform ance at the New York Theater next Friday.
 Bishop Potter is the president of the Actors Church Alliance, and when the officers of the order recent ly suggested producing a play Bishop Potter Immediately fell in with the scheme and gave it his hearty ap- proval AS a large percentage of the Alliance are clergymen, it is expected that the affair will create no end of excitement among the ministers throughout the country.
 Not since the days of the miracle plays 700 years ago, has the church combined with the stage in the pro- duction of a play, and already there are violent protests from members of the clergy. But the officers of the society. many of them ministers, de clare that the step is in the right direction, and they are bound to push the affair to success
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
AS. III OWL SEES IT.


 Go waaaaaaaaaaaaay back-and sit down. Nursery Rhymes. There was a little man, And he had a little stock. And he called it National Lead. When the price declined to four. And his margin was no more. He blew off the top of his head.
 
 Jack and Jill went up the hill To some this may seem strange Jack fell down and broke a two-dollar bill. And Jill kept all the change. ?? When the barons held their sway Didn't all things come their way?
 Rather. If the surplus turned to smoke Would it make Jim SGllman choke?
 M. on your life. If the earth should break in two Would the Stancard Oil pull through?
 Sure thing. In the days of Robin Hood Did the rich man get it good?
 He did Before all things were trusted" Was Rockefeller busted?
 Nit Will the bucket shop stand pat? Do you know where they are at?
 Doubtful, very. If the public" caused a rout CoulC they get their money out?
 Same as above If Morgan we should lose Who's the man to fill his shoes?
 Looks like Hartman
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
MINING APPLICATION NO. e57.
 SURVEY NO. 1899.
United States Land omce.

United States Land Office,
 Tucson, Arizona. Nov. 14. 1904.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of Chapter Six of Title Thirty two of the Revised Statutes of the United States, COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING COM PANY. a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, and having its principal place of business in the Territory of Arizona, at the City of Bisbee, in the County of Co
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
NOTICE TO LADIES.

wish to inform the ladies of Bis bee that I am located at No. S2, Up per Main street, opposite Tammany Hall and prepared to receive all first class work only. Ladies' tailored suits, divided skirts, street and even ing gowns a speciality All work guar anteed strictly first class and up-to- date. Ladies, cordially solicit your patronage.
 CONNIE MDANALD.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

In the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. in the County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. they wiD be barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register 1st Pub. 11-19.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

bromides occur, which also contain the blue carbonate of copper. and this has been mistaken for the silver min eral-Mining and Scientific Press.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-05-25
WHAT THE KING EATS.


A Massachusetts, lady who has been
through the mill with the trials of the
usual housekeeper and mother relates an
interesting incident that occurred not
long ago. She says:
IL can with all truthfulness say that
Grape Nuts is the most beneficial OF all
cereal foods in my family, young as we'll
as old II is food and medicine both to-
US. few mornings ago at breakfast
my little boy said:
Mamma, does the king eat Grape
Nuts very morningT
81 smiled and told him did not know.
but that thought Grape Nuts certainly
made a delicious dish, At for a kinr."
Gts fact that the king OF England and
the German emperor both eat Grape
Nuts)
II find that by the constant use OF
Grape Nuts not only as a morning cereal
but also in buildings. salads. etc, made
after the delicious recipes found in the
little book in each package II is proving
to be a great nerve food for me. besides
having completely cured long standing
case OF Indigestion" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
There is no doubt Grape-Nuts is the
most scientific food in the world.
Ten days trial Of this proper food in
place Of improper food will show in
steady. strong nerves, sharper brain
and the power to "go" longer and further
and accomplish more. There's a reason.
Look In each pkg for the famous little
book, THE Road to wellyille,"
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A FATAL EXPLOSION.
a Railway Torpedo Factory at
Findlay, o., Blown Up.
Seven Persons Killed. Five More Nav
Not Recover and Ten or Twelve
Badly injured-Concussion Felt
For Miles Around.

Findlay, o., May GAS n result OF
an explosion in the two drying rooms
or the Lake Shore Novelty Co.'S plant
here Sunday, seven persons are known
to be dead; five are so seriously hurt
that recovery is believed to be impos-
sible. and L. or Is are injured t.dly.
From reports of the physicians ten OF
The less seriously injured may die as
n result OF blood poisoning from the
potash that was driven into their
|. bodies
The dead: Joe Sherwood. aged q:
Jay Sherwood. "a: Edith Dillon. II:
Dean Shaw. Is: Mary Snider. %: Es-
tella Decker. 10; Frank Grant 81. All
OF the above. with the exception OF Is
tella Decker and Frank Grant. were
killed instantly. The latter two died
after being removed to their homes.
The injured whom il is believed can
not recover are: Maggie Logan. 10.
injured by flying debris; Thomas Book,
struck In the back by flying barrel.
arms and legs broken. internally in
jured; Claude Shaw. twin brother of
Dean. back severely injured and ankle
broken: Effie Peterman caught i'm fall
Ing debris and internally injured: Row
Peterman. badly injured by falling do
bris.
Two employees are missing and ara
supposed to have been blown to atoms.
The Lake Shore novelty works plant
covered nearly ten acres OF ground in
the southwest part OF the city and EN-.
ployed nearly 200 men, women and
N fAr
Fourth OF July explosives were manu-.
featured. Owing to- the large rush of
orders the fficials OF the plant request.
ed the employees to report for duty
Sunday. About 30 complied with the
request.
Sunday morning the residents of
Findlay were startled by two explo.
sions which shattered windows
throughout the city. The conclusion
was felt for miles around. Two maya.
zines in separate rooms at the novelty
works exploded simultaneously with
terrible reports. The exact cause of
the explosion is not definitely known.
1t is surmised that one OF the Sher.
wood brothers, who were the only per.
sons in the drying rooms. dropped a
large box OF torpedoes. but this theory
can not be confirmed. The explosion
occurred shortly before the employees
assembled for duty. At least 90 per.
sons were on their way to the factory
when the explosion occurred.
Human forms were strewn consid.
cradle distance apart on the factory
site. The remains OF the Sherwood
brothers were found In drying room
No. mangled and almost unrecogniZ.
able. Their clothing was blown from
their bodies save stocking on the
right foot Of Jay Sherwood The body
of Edith Dillon was picked up 200
yards from where the explosion occur.
red
The news OF the catastrophe spread
like wildfire throughout the country.
Every train and interurban car that
has arrived in the city was crowded.
The large plant is shattered into frag.
ments, not n single wall remaining.
Bricks and timber can be found for
half a mile around.
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Lessening the sentenc.

Judge In Vienna recently had be-
lore him prisoner against whom there
were 400 charges of theft He was con-
sicted OF all OF them. and II he had
oeen sentenced for the full term OF pun-
shment he would be doomed to $500
years imprisonment: but the judges
heart melted. and. In posing sentence.
he took of 1000 years.-London Tit.
Bits
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Cut Out for Political Career.

Chinaman at Bridgeport. Conn,
whiie being baptized into the Baptist
church, picked the officiating minister's
pocket OF $3.50. That Chink is better
equipped for career In politics than
In the church.-Washingt Star.
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New York, May GS.-Harry d. Bah
cock, jr.. member Of the freshman
class Of Yale, and a player on the Yale
polo team, died at his home here Sun
day from the effects of an accidental
blow on the head from a polo malIet.
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Waterproof TnReto

waterproof taffeta. soft as foulard.
is one of the most popular materials
Tor summer short waist suits. A water
ed or cleaning MORE finish distin-
cuisines pretty effect in this new stuff.
Being waterproof. as well as attrac-
i've, this fabric is practical as well as
pretty.-Detroit Free Press.
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The Way 90 Hnppines.-

Hlghtiy understood. happiness not
on'y is our aim. but is plainly intend
eu 10 De such by our Creator. He
made us to be happy; the whole bear
ing OF revealed religion is to make us
uappy. or course, the man who grasps
~ selfish enjoyment turns his back ON
uappihess-self-sacrlfce and exertion.
where needful. are the way to happi-
ness.-A. ii. X. Boyd.
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PETER c. ELLIOTT.
His Lfeless Body Found Hanqino
From Railroad Bridge.

Minneapolis. MINI. May 23-The life
less body Of Peter G. Elliott, the man
who was arrested several months ago
In Washington on suspicion OF being
lunatic with probably murdcrous
designs on President Roosevelt. was
found Sunday morning suspended
from the girder Of a railroad bridge
In South Minneapolis 1t was evident
ly a case Of suicide
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Chicago. Sunday. MAY o. 1904
Iext;-"And Moses said unto Hobab. the
son OF heue4 the Midianite. Moses father
in-law: We are journeyinv un,o H. niacs
OF which Jehovah said. I will give II you:
-onne thou with us. and we will do thee
sood' Tor Jehovah hath spoken good con-
,nhg israel And he said unto him,
NOT go. but will depart 10 mine own
land. and to my kindred Ara he said
1--we US not ! pray thee; for as much az
.n1u khoWest how We are to encamp in the
"'Aderness, and thou shalt be TO us instead
y. eyes And 1t shall be. If thou go with
pa, IL snail be. that what good soever
Jehovah shall do unto us. the same viii We
20 unto thee ."-Numbers 10 .2a-S9
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Bristow's Tour

Dallas, Tex. May 23-Joseph L.
Bristow. fourth assistant postmaster
general, Is touring severa. southwest.
ern states and territories, inspecting
the workings Of the rural free delivery
of malls
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shaner REELECTED President.

Cleveland. o.. May 23.-The 29th an.
nual convention Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron, steel and Tin
Workers adjourned after rejoicing
Theodore J. Shaffer as president and
choosing Detroit a. the next conyeu-
ton city.
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To Serve Sardipeo

In serving sardlnes many people
drain and wipe the fish, and. after
placing on the serving platter pour a
teaspoonful OF pure olive oil over each.
rms Is supposed to render them more
delicate in ilavor.-Detroit Free Press.
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Part Of the business

why is it that ocullsts and opticians
always wear glasses?"
Il don't know, unless It's for thu
same reason that tailors always wear
good clothes. "-Chicago Record Her.
aid.
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"AmonR Those Present y

Sharpe-Here see am referred tn
In the paper again.
Blunt-W-
Sharpe treading aloud)-"At tho
close OF last week 1t was estimated that
there were over 100000 OF people in
London And I'm one OF the lot
Stray Stories.
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Uncle Allen

Having seen a picture of those Igor
rotes that are to be exhibited at the
worlds fair" said Uncle Allen Sparks.
Il don't care doggone what they eat
or how they eat it"-Chicago Tribune.
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New York's Mortality.

The mortality in the state OF New
York for February was the highest ever
known. The increase was due to pneu-
monia. which caused one in seven Of all
deaths
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UR text brings be-
fore us a beautiful,
yet S a d picture.
NJ o es pleading
with his brother
in-law, Hobab. and
Hobab Indifferent
and rejecting the
appeal. Moses, the
servant of G. o d,
earnestly seeking
toprevail upon him
to cast his lot with
Gods people and
receive blessing.
Moses. knowing by
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BENZ. eREENeoUeH's WIDOW.
She Brings Suit Against the Standard
Oil Co. For About $5oooo,ooo.

Boston, May 23.-One quarter OF a
cent on every gallon of kerosene oil
manufactured by the Standard OIL Co.
since 1874 is what Mrs. Benjamin
Greenbough claims is due her. as The
executor OF her husbands estate. She
has entered suit against the great cor.
poration and the amount she hopes 20
wrest from II is estimated at $780,
00O. 900
The suit is for royalties on a product
Of Greenbough's inventive genius. To
him Is attributed the present CONNER
cial utility OF kerosene, on the ground
that he invented the process which
rendered IL nOn-eXplosive.
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DECISTON day came for Hobab,
~ and it comes to every soul. One
memorable day Moses came to his
brother-in-law. and putting his arms
around him and looking into his eyes
with earnest. loving gaze he said
Come. Hobab; come with us. Don't
go back 10 the place concerning which
God has given no promise of blessing.
but go with us to the place God has
promised TO give us and where He has
promised TO bless us. Come with us
and we will do thee good" And
Hobab was brought face to face with
the crisis in his life. He must decide
whether he will go forward or back
ward. whether he will follow God and
walk with Gods people. or whether he
will turn his back upon God and re-
fuse longer to continue with Gods
people. Decision day comes TO every
soul There comes a time when the
earnestly spoken invitation brings
the soul to the parting Of the ways
There must be decision for Christ or
for self There must be going back
to the selfland and to the numerous
kinsmen Of the world, the flesh and
the Devil, or a going forward with
Christ as Saviour and Guide and
Leader. Moses faithfulness 20 Cod
and 10 his brother-in-law brought the
crisis in the latter's life, and the
faithfulness with which Christians
deliver the message and the invita-.
ton determines how many precious
souls will be brought TO decide for
Christ Jesus said Come and see"
10 those two disciples OF John who
followed Him, and II brought decision
day to them. for they followed and
found the Christ. And then i'm turn
they went out and gave the invitation
and brought decision day to others
Andrew finds Peter, and John finds
James. Philip goes after Nathaniel
and begs him ~ come and see And
so IL goes. The invitation brings the
crisis In the life, 1t is either Hobab's
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AN INVITATION AND
ITS REJECTION.
Copyright, 1924. by ]. II. Edson.)
Suggestive Thoughts from the ob.b Hi,

Sermon ey the "Hishvvay and Byw.x, Pr..eh.,.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-21
MEDIUMS AND CLAIRvOYANTs.
CROWDS VISIT
r. Mrs.. DhLyonS
SG FAMOUS
Soc, Soc, Soc
32OOA Olive Street.

Mrs. Lyons predicted the great floods. Ac-
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practice in 81 Louis. She tells names. gives
luck. and will cause an immediate marriage
with the one you love.
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II your lover. husband. wife or sweetheart has
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pared TO the guardian angel in protecting you
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NY husband came back through your power.
God bless yGu."-M. J. s.
II learned to control another person by Mrs.
DR.. Lyuns."-O. NJ. T.
II got married through Mrs On. Lyons. and L
am perfectly happy."-N- A..
II was started in business by Mrs. DR.. Lyons
and am doing well."-A. X. V.
81 had an evil power over me- Mrs Dr.
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<OZO w ObUoss1 Wv - 49,
This strange ana wonderful woman is gradu-
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Ordained To do what she does. her marvellous
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THE UTCRE CAN BE FORE.Tcf.p.
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Professional men AMI women are awestrick-
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PAST. PRESENT and FtfrURE that / will
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And all challenges accepted. and in return
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or Ciairvoyant that can excel her in her mar
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she fully appreciates the responsible position
in which she has been placed and asks those
who have been imposed upon. humbuEged and
deceived by INSCRIPTIONS. uneducated persons
iwho are claiming this divine gift Of ciairvoy-
come and be convinced that she can help you.
She has others. why not you? Endowed with
her wonderful power by the Almighty. she has
made 1T her life study. and has npw reached
such a highly developed condition thai she can
read your life like a book and give you proper
advice.
Office hours. 9 a. IN. to : p. m. daily AM
Sunday.
All business sacred and confidential.
MRS DIR. GEORGE. $50 Washington ave.
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Bargains

Do not be prejudicei against a piano because
someone else owned 1t. There are lots Of SPLEEN
did opportunities in secondhand pianos. and
We haze them: all traded in: Chickering. Sis:
good upright: Hazelton. at $40: good as new:
thoroughly renovated: one splendid Emerson
upright at s115: all at your own terms. These
are only a few: call and see the rest. Beyer's.
Seventeenth and Locust
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLANp.

Private. licensed home for ladies before and
during confinement. Oldest and most reliable
Institution in tie State: established over forty
wears; home comforts. motherly care; infants
adopted: Irregularities successfully treated;
satisfaction guaranteed: ladies In trouble. call
or write. 11lA Olive S.
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DO YoU KNOW

That we are the authorized agents for TWEEN
ty-one of the most popular and widely known
pianos in America. and do you know that you
can buy a piano of us for . per cent less than
any dealer in st. Louis will sell you2 These
are facts; our terms are liberal. too: investi-
gate our payment plan Beyers. Seventeenth
and Locust.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

e Asst ST. LOUIS COURT. NO. 1oe. TRIBE
- OF Ben Hur. meets every first and third
Ninth and Illinois Avenue Visitins Ren Hur,
always welcome. a full attendance Of mem.
berS desired.
DOCTOR II. G. HERTEI. Chief OF Court.
Mrs 8. Campbell. Scribe, No. aS North
Eighth street, -
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Waterman AVE.

One Of the three remaining lots on the north
side of TIE street has been placed with us for
q quick sale. and those interested will do well
10 call and pick up this hiGh-grade residence
lot. 7exsN. at the reasonable price of $loS per
ALDER T. TERRY & CO. Cyl Chestnut.
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ANCIENT FREE AND

GEORGE WASHINGTON ODGE. NO. 9.
70 A. F. & A. NJ. will hold regular COM
munication February q. at hall. Grand and
Finney avenues. Work In Feliowcraft degree.
Members requested. Visitors fraterna!ly invited
TO he with us. GEO. W. JAMES, ". n
YIN. /. Reynolds. Jr.. secretary.
AMBSKIN LODGE. NO. $50. A F. & A.
M.-Stated communication Wednesday
evening, February "a. at 1880. Work NJ. NJ.
degree. Visitors welcome. Good attendance e1-
pected. WILLIAM RI. EVANS. w. NJ
Fred G. Fuesel. Secretary.
m SoU LODGE NO. l. F. & A NJ
~ Special communication on WEDNESDAY; S4th
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. f. A. nine
candidates. Stated March .. F.. C.. Members
requested and visiting brethren invited to at
tend. J. w W. M
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LANGAN & TAYLOR
SELKIRK'S
SECRET
wOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

I'VE OAK CAMP. NO. III, W. OF W,
meets first and third Fridays every month.
burlington building. Visitors are invited and
members expected to be present.
II. wERNSING. C. C.
Ed F. Smith. Clerk. No. 81 South Ewing
avenue.
m oUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. 2s. WOOD
~ men of tine World. meets at hall Of
Charles H.. Kicker. northeast corner Sewstead
ana North Market. first and third Fridays
TENDERS expected and visitors invited.
G. c. BRAUN. Consul Commander.
X II. Bacon. Clerk. 475 FInney ave.
r ERMINAL CAMP. NJ. 23i. d
of the World. meets every Wednesday
.-.ntnR at 8 o'clock at Blair Post Hall, I7VS
S;srsEt street. Visitors always welcome.
T. v. {. c.
c. C. Cross, Clerk.
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