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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30

:. T. Nah nry in q se.ics Of revival
meetings in the Calvary Baptist
church. beg ruiuG January II. Every
preparation is b"iog made Tor BIS
cumi1g. Worker MEETINGS viii be
held ~ different parts of hr citY be-
fore the meetings begin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
Bacon Sandwiches

Pr thin slices OF bacon until crisp.
drain and chop finely Make into a
taste sith Just enough butter to hold
together and spread very hin slices
Of bread with the mlAture.-Good
housekeeping
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
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office, said the young man with the
amethyst watch fab. boastfully.
That's good" commented his
friend with the yellow shoes. Il
didn't think you would be, but II you
are It's all right"
why didn't you think that ! would
be- asked the young man with the
amethyst watch fob.
"Oh, just because"
That's peach of reason, What's
the matter with me? Don't look
right to you?"
"Oh. you look all right to me" adj
mitted the young man with the yellow
shoes, Il amt saying anything about
that, but ii amt the way man looks
in his clothes that counts.
Well 1t is, whole lot" contra
licted the young man with the anne
| thyst watch fob 1t may not be all
there is to II, but If You don't look
all right it's handicap and don't you
| forget H. A man has got TO be
| dresser"
THAT depends" said the young man
| IN the yellow SubGS, 1olhEtlhlSo Nu0N
cuts ice and sometimes 1t doesn't.
Some would just as soon you'd look as
| If you was on the hog as not provid-
ed YOU made good There's some don't
| like to see man put on too much side
with his clothes
They amt the kind I've trained
with. and they amt The kind Id want
a stand-in WITH, said his friend
oh | don't kEo&.
We'll, | do know Ninety-nine out
OF every hundred II turn you down
cold Il you aint RIGHT there with the
latest out You're talking foolishness
il you say they won't That's what
they look at You ye got TO put
front"
well you've got to make good,
too. said the friend with the yellow
shoes
YES. you've cot TO make good.
Th1t's all right I'm making good, |
want to tell YOU I'm no cheap skate.
understand all about that part of it,
TOO You NAV thinE that you're wise
but LITTLE Willie is on 20 his Job"
well. that's all right. You ought
to be by this time
q am. ANY time Won think l amt
you're going to got fooled
Say. what's The matter with you?"
demanded the young man with the
yellow shoes. Did say you wasn't /
on TO your i1ho wish | could catch |
on. 100. do the best can. but
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
The AVERAGE Head.

According to an expert in phrenoi-
ogv the average adult bead mas CIR
conference Of fully p inches. The
average adult hat is fully ca size.
The sizes Of meas hats are 90 and
SIS generally. The professors q scot
fish colleges generally wear 'is to s
sizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
ministerial Meeting

The Ministerial ASSOCIATE ~. Of
Cairo. will meet Monday morning at
the Presbyterian church al 1880
O'Clock to arrange for the week Of
prayer services whIcl begin on Jan
uary 18th. A full attendance is re
oraefpd
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
soy Preacher Coming.

Le.Iey Sanders. the famous boy
preacher. who attracted such big
crowds to the Calvary Baptist church
during his visits 20 Cairo last win
tcz la betn tnSaz.d - assis Rev
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30

Mix some blaekIead with a little
soft soap and water Roll ne mix
tnre thoroughly and Jay II On the
SicSs Nth = bush
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
Forecasts FOR Today,

Cairo and vicinity: Rain wa rmer.
Illinois; Rain warmer.
Kentucky and Tennessee: Contin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
ouRAND OFF FOR HOME.

New York. Dec 2e.-sir Henry Nor
timer Durand. retiring British ambas-
sailor to America. and family allied TO-
home i1dag u the steamer Umbris
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
Seeking

This always IS = dirty world 70 PEG
re zho seek nothing b1t Gust-Chi-
cago InpunA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
WASHINGTON Forecast.

washington FORECAST
Washington. Dec. 29.--lllinois--ka'h
Sunday, clearing and colder Monday;
brisk southeast to east on Lake Mich
gan,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
Reason For Watehfulness.

No man is so insignificant as TO be
szre his example can 10 no hurt
Id Ciarr- den
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
THE MISSING WORD
Results of Last Two Days-Friday's
and Saturdays Winners of Bull
letin's Prizes.

Answers to the Missing Word Ad.
yertisements in Fridays and Satur.
days Bulletin were numerous-one
hundred and twenty.three in all. The
winners were as follows:
Friday.
Cairo, H.. Dec %. 1906.
Editor Bulletin The missing word
in today's contest are;
Know in Jewel Business College
Which" in F. S Haas.
Come in Stewart Bros.
Embracing" in Rhodes Burgord.
Make in NolImef's AL
JOSEPH M'GRCDER.
Z3l Nineteen Street. Cairo. M.
Saturday.
Cairo H. Dec -. 1906
Editor Of The Bulletin: The miss
ing words in tudays contest are.
Holly in Els & Greaney.
Order in NJ W. Richardson
Your IN r. Smyth & Co.
"Present" in Mrs c H. Bracketr.
PEARL AREY.
2So7 Commerce al avenue Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30
Aeeorsina g TIE sibIe.

A Biblical sabbath DAP journey
as &c IS nlic7.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30

WHY DOES ONE PLACE BECOME THE RIGHT PIT ACE?
THAT is SIMPLE: BECAUSE AT THAT PLACE
THEY TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT. HOW? BY GIVING
GOOD GOODS FOR THE MONEY THEY GET. THE
GOODS WE SELL ARE GOOD, BETTER BEST--NEV-
Err TRASH. WHATEVER PRICE We MAY CHARGE
YOU, YOU MAY DEPEND UPON 1T THAT YOU WILL
AT LEAST GET SOMETHING GOOD. YOU CAN No
MORE AFFORD To WEAR POOR CLOTHES THAN
We CAN AFFoRN TO SELL THEM.lF We SELL POOR
CLOTHES 1T WILL HURT OUR REPUTATIoN If
YOU WEAR POOR CLOTHES 1T WILL HURT YOUR
REPUTATION DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THE
VALUE OF WHAT OTHERS THINK OF YOU?
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-30

sun and Moon,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
FLAMES DESTROY
 DEPOT AT NEEDLES
Two People Are Burned to Death and a Number Have
 Narrow Escapes.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. S.-The San ia aiFe depot at Needles was destroyed by fire early Thursday morning.
 Conductor F. M. Carter and Pris- ella Bastian, waitress in the Harvey restaurant, were burned to death. Several others who occupied sleeping rooms above the station were severely burned in making their escape
 The mail and baggage was burned. The loss. including the building. which was a two-stoTy wooden affair, will probably be s25,0O0.
 The origin of the fire is unknown. It spread so quickly that the Santa Fe fire brigade was unable to check t. The sleeping occupants of the rooms were quickly aroused, but they escaped with difficulty
 This is the most disastrous fire that ever visited Needles, and it is under stood that none of the property was covered by insurance. The Santa Fe will rebuild Immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
FOREIGN COPPER.

z Boston-Morrison, Kekewich & Co., London, say of copper:
 Business in standard has expanded and there has been growing desire to make purchases three months ahead.
 American advices point to unabated for some considerable distance ahead, and European and home consumers are beginning to real ize that nothing can be gained by walt ing and have been steady buyers against autumn requirements, and in some cases into next year at advancing rates. Very large projects are under consideration in various parts of the world, which will necessitate a de- mand Of enormous dimensions during 1907, and with such an underlying con d.tion. one may well look ahead with the utmost confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
RUINED LIFE NEAR END.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 7.-Alexander Belford, once an influential Chicago publisher, and the son-in-law of the junior partner in the Rand-McNaliy publishing house, is believed to be dyine of paralysis at the Good Samari- tan hosnifal Mir. Belford accumu- lated more than s1,000.000 and mar ried woman whose fortune at this time is estimated to be c'cse to the two million mark. In his later years he permitted both his wealth and his wife's affection to slip away from him and finally was reduced to accept ing a clerkship in this city.
 At 10 o'clock tonight the physicians at the hospital said there was no cbsngc in MT Belford's condition. They entertained no hope for the mans recovery
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
WEEKLY RESUME

known to the public. American sold off, but I think that this is due to trad ing and buying of other stocks. Can anea Central has shown signs of weak ness during the week, and have been advised that there has been some full paid stock issued; just how much or whether just a few shares have been issued-there is, nevertheless. full paid stock issued. l think that Can anea Central ought to be bought up, and that there will be good profit made in this stock. Netting $40,000 per month doing development work is something that you don't hear of every day. It is only a matter of time when machinery will be in operation where by they might be able to treble their present workings. I have been advis- ed by wire to the effect that one of the directors of the Cananea Central stated that the Cananea & Duluth stock will not be exchanged for Cana nea Central. I take this as official, for know the director well, and he would not make this statement unless it was a fact. Cananea-Duluth was offered at $3.50 without bid in the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
BIG SHOWING FUR ] MONTHS
orteqa Mining Company, at cananea Has Accomplished Much-Propery Looks G Good-New Shaft Commenced. Work Done Is of ExceIeln Character and Is Accompanied by Good Ore Showing.

been put down but aside from his no development has been done.
 An incline shaft 223 feet deep is down on this claim. Sinking has been discontinued but will be resumed shortly and go to the perInanena water level which is expected to be found at 400 feet.
 On the 100 foot level drifting has been carried uorth SC feet while 35 it of cross-cutting has been dcne up to date
 On the 200 foot level 200 feet of drifting has been completed while an east cross-cut extends under the mountain for distance of 165 feet.
 Mir Morse states that cross cutting on the 200 win be continued both east and west until the walls are struck when drifting will be carried ahead beth on the hanging and foot walls.
 The ere taken from the property at present is of high grade being copper and silver. with considerable lead ac- cessory to the copper. It Is an alter
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
(By Frank J. Graf,

The week just closed has been one of much disappointment, with more stock offered than the public could ab- sorb. The general conditions of the market causes one to believe that there still remains considerable stock that has not been sold. and that the coming week does not show any par ticular encouragement for advances in stocks. Money matters continue to be the main feature of the country, and until this condition is relieved trading in the different markets will be limited. The stock that has sui fered to a great extent was American and Warren. Warren has suffered considerably, for no apparent reason. unless it is that there are great many that have bought this stock and have held onto it, and have at last got tired of holding the stock, be- ing discouraged, as they see nothing in sight to warrant an advance This, however, they must bear in mind that 1t takes time to get a townsite in shape, and that there are many things that are to be accounted for, not
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
ARIZONA WILL HEAD LIST Of
 PRODUCERS
Hundreds of Promising Old Mines Are Being Re- Opened and Other Hundreds of New Ones Coming On.

There can be no question that the present year will be record breaker in the mining history of Arizona. Never before has such general act ivity been known throughout the en- tire territory. says the Arizona Miner.
 The great additions that have been made to the facilities for the treat ment of Arizona ores at home had steadily growing influence on the de- velopment of mining properties. Not a day passes without bringing inteIii- gence of the resumption of work on mines that were profitably operated in the past. but had ceased to pay when the easily accessible de- posits of high-grade shipping ore near the surface were taken out Un- der present conditions it is realized that deep mining has at last become practicable, and that the day of med ium grade proposition" has arrived. Not only are hundreds of promising old mines being reopened, and othef hundreds of new ones coming into the rank of producers. but there is general increase in production among those properties that have been stead fly and profitably operated under the old regime. This is especially true of the big copper mines or the 'errit9ry. The United Verde in the north and the whole group of copper properties in. the south will show a record Of production never before eQualled. It is, indeed a safe prediction that Ari- zona will head the list this year in it's output
 Relative increase in the gold, silver ard lead production is also assured. The fact that less money is .e,'ed to open the average gold mine than Is required to develop a copper rror- erty renders the enlistment of capital in gold mining operation correspond ingly easy Since the begi lnlng of the year number of investments have been made in gold aa.; silver prospects, and an enormous amount of cash has been devoted to legitimate development work in a;.ros- every mining district in the territory. The combined effort of all these expendi. lures of money and effort will prove surprising even to the Arizona men who keep closely in touch. With cur mining history, when the statis- tics of 1906 shall have been written. Arizona today represents the most attractive field for conservative in- vestment that can be found on the Am erican continent. and the records of the year will demonstrate that this fact is becoming generally recognized throughout the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

Although onsy i've months nave been employed in the development work the Ortega Mining comrany's property snows up wonderful well al d promises To DC one of the biggest mines in the section at no distant date, says the Cananea Herald.
 Under the supervision of Byron K. Morse, one of the best equipped mining men in this section. the property is being exploited for all that it Is worth and good ore has been struck at sev- eral points.
 Three properties. La HueTfana. Nor ita' and Native. comprise the proper ty of the Southwestern Mining Com pany as the American corporation is known, or Ortega Mining company as it is incorporated under the Mexican laws. Nearly all the work done at this time has been on La Huerfana, where the main shaft is sunk On the other two. prospect shafts have
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
BUTTE COALITION.

Butte. Mont.-Butte Coalition has made new discovery of ore in the west workings of the Cora mine The vein is seven feet wide and carries besides it's percentage of copper 3 1-2 ounces of silver IT is now opening on the same e~body at the 1s0a foot leyel and will open it on the HOO foot.
 The United Copper Co. had the new vein nearer the shaft but lost it on three levels by following the fault by which it was cut off.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

To finish up some matters that were not completed at the last meeting of the directors of the Arfzpe Mining company, Mir George Young, general auditor of the c. c. c. Co. and MT. J. D.. Cash, secretary-treasurer of the Arizpe Mining company. spent Satur- day night in town. Both gentlemen say they are going back on the Sunday train to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

The loving cups whiah were on ex- hibition at the jeweIry department of the Copper Queen store in this city were sent to the Douglas store. where they will be exhibited for the next week These are the cups which have been oered as prizes in the drill ing contests at the Territorial Fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
GLOBE BASEBALL CLUB
 TO PLAY SILVER CITY
(Snecial to Review !

GLOBE. Sept S.-The local fans leave here On the 12th to plav Silver City. Deming. Fl Paso and Albuquer- cue They will return in dre time for the caTniya! tbasebalD in October
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
UNITED STATES STEEL
 SECURES CONTROL OF CAMBRIA

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Tt was reported today that the Pennsylvania Railroad company had concluded a deal by which 1t expects to turn over to the United tSates Stell corporation It's control of Cambria Steel company. but all efforts to confirm the report were unsuccessful
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
CALUMET 6 ARIZONA.

Houghton, Mich.-Estimated output of Calumet & Arizona and sisterhood mines, in tons of blister copper, by months follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

Great removal sale of pianos The zellner Piano Co, Highes building.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
SUPERIOR & PITTSBURG
 SHOWS BIG DEVELOPMENT

1t Is Authortavey Stated That Nevern the History of the Company Has the Outlook for Big Developments Been So Good as NoW-0ne of the important Factors Responsi- bIe Is the Conquering of the Water Problem
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

If you want a piano cheap call on The Zellner Piano Co, Hughes bldg.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
THE JANUARY SMART SET"

Julien Gordon (Mys. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger) contributes the leading story
to the January Smart Set, and the year
1907 begins auspiciously for the bril-
liant periodical. Mrs. Cruger calls her
novelette, Broken Statues" and no
finer piece of work has come from her
pen. She knows the world thoroughly,
and her people are real human beings
The greater part of the scenes are laid
on shipboard, and the author finds OPP
portunity to enrich her story with
many touches of exquisite humor.
Few writer's of the day have such :;
wide audience as Jack London. and in
his story, When God Laughs" in this
number of The Smart Set. he tells whai
is perhaps his most powerful tale. The
story is remarkable in many ways.
Besides Mrs. Cruger's novelette, there
is another by William Hamilton Os-
borne, entitled THE faint O. the Lag.
wholly different in theme and treat
ment. but none the less interesting. The
short stories are many and varied. Bur-
ton Z. Stevenson contributes a detec-
tive story, entitled The Case on the
Wall" which is worthy to rank with
any of Conan Doyle's; in "Alixe's Ma"
H. T. George tells a pretty story of
sentiment; An Explanation" by Fred
erick Grin Bartlett. is a vivid sketch OF
newspaper man: The Colonel with
the Unsteady Legs" by W. H. G
Wyndham Martyr, is delightfully."- hui
morous: and "A Marriage Celebre,"
by NJ. Z. NJ. Davis. is a Creole story
full of atmosphere and charmingly
written; a question of Background"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

In witness whereof We have mere
unto subscribed our names this 18th
day of October. 1906.
JOHN \. BRITTON. CSeaD
F. V. T. LEE. tSeaD
p. NJ REEVES. CSeaD
{. W CONLISK (SeaD
HENRY BOSTWICK. (SeaD
State Of California.
City and County Of San Francisco, IS.
Before me. +. ]. Cantrel. notary
public in and for the city and county
Of San Francisco. state of California,
on this 18th day OF october. A. ID. 1906.
personally appeared John \. Britton,
F. V. T. Lee. p. NJ. Reeves. c. w. Con-
lisk and II. Bostwick. known to me to
be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument.
and they each severally acknowledged
TO me that they executed the same for
the purpose and consideration therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office this 18th day Of October a. ID.
1906.
Ny commission expires on the Goth
day of September, 1910.
(SeaD r. J. CANTRELL.
Notary Public in and for the City and
County Of san Francisco, State OF
California.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

LOOK OUT for the WHITE HOUSE
sale Selling at invoice prices today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE INVlNCIBlE MINES
CONSOl iDATEN

Know All Men BY These Presents
That we. the undersigned. all being OF
full age. viz: over twenty-one years
and residents of the State OF California
and being DESTROYS of forming a cor
poration pursuant to and in conform
ity with the laws of the Territory of
Arizona. do hereby voluntarily associ-
ate ourselves together for that purpose
and do hereby certify and set forth:
First: That the name of said cor
pOratiOn shall be the "Invincible Mines
Consolidated"
Second: That the purposes for
which it is formed are:
CAD To acquire. purchase. buy. own,
sell. lease and deal in mines. mining
claims and mineral deposits, to carry
on business of mining in all it's forms
and to own, establish and maintain
plants of all kinds for the extraction
reduction and amalgamation of ores
and minerals.
OBJ To appropriate. acquire. pur-
chase, buy. own. sell lease and deal i'm
water and water rights, to acquire
purchase. buy, own, sell. Tease. con-
struct. maintain and operate, dams
canals. bitches. levees. fumes and pipe
lines for the production of power for
agricultural. mining or transportation
purposes and to impound. store, con-
duct. use and sell water.
Co To purchase. lease or in any way
acquire real and personal property. to
own. hold. use. improve and to sell.
lease. let or otherwise dispose of same
CD To borrow money. issue bonds.
.igg.g
Indebtedness and to secure the pay
ment thereof by mortgage or deed of
trust, or in any other lawful manner
(E) To loan money, with or without
security and to take mortgages,
pledges and securities of real or per-
sonal property or other security to
secure loans made by it,
I'D To subscribe for. acquire. buy,
sell. hold. use: assi.n. transfer. mort
gage, pledge or otherwise dispose of
shares of the capital stock of other
corporations or any bonds, securities,
Indebtedness or evidences of indebted
ness created by any other corporation
or corporations or individuals.
90 To guarantee, assume, protect or
otherwise become obligated in respect
to shares of the capital stock of other
corporations. or any bonds. securities.
Indebtedness or evidences of indebted
ness created by any other corporation
or corporations or individuals.
CID To engage i'm and carry on the.
business of numbering in all its forms.
general wholesale and retail merchan-
disc business, storage and warehouse
business and insurance business of all
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
aothIng succeeo. Ike succos,
DR. nlBBApB
IS KNOWN rr4soUsaoJ-
Tnx SOUTHWEST A.
Special
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has tbs conA6saos
and patronage Of tn
leading business n.1
and ost promin.ui
citizszs Of Arizona. r.
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