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The Washington herald., 1907-05-27
THEODORE TILTON.

DR.. W. A. Croffut OF Washington. was
a lifelong friend Of Theodore Tllton. who
died in Paris on Saturday, Their friend
ship began even before the famous
Beecher :rial in 1875, which DR.. Croffut
then young newspaper man, reported
for the New York Graphic.
Il dlned with Mr. TIlton a year ago. %
said DR.. Croffut yesterday, and when
protested against the climbing several
times a day TO the hfth floor where he
lived, he declared that II was his prefer
ence on account of the pure air and SUI
perb outlook over Paris there obtained
But his heart was known 70 be affected,
and probably this was complicated with
the pneumonia which carried him of.
1T is not quite correct to say that Til
ton was an exile-even voluntary one.
He spent considerable time lecturing in
the United States until fifteen years ago,
and at one time he seriously contem-
plated returning to Washington and edit
ing here a newspaper syndicate For
many years he was chiefly supported by
the royalties on his books, principally
Tempest Tossed. And these and his
lectures gave him a sufficient revenue not
only for his own simple needs. but for
the support of his most unhappy wife, 10
whom he contributed as long as she lived.
Even during the trial he said TO his chill
dren: II l die, take care OF your
mother
II is probable that he would have
yielded 10 the solicitations Of friends and
come home il he had not become so
rooted in the life OF Paris. where he be-
came president OF one Of the chief art
associations. and was always welcome
guest in esthetic and Official circles.
THE jury In the terrible trial Of Beech
er stood three for Beecher and nine for
Tilton. and not the reverse as enormously
printed This may be seen by reference
10 Appleton Cyclopaedia. Frank Mouton
the mutual friend, told me that after
saying I prostrate myself before Theodore
Tiiton as DO before my Cod Mr. Beech
er agreed to abandon the pulpit forever
and 10 accept the editorship OF a great
Independent newspaper, to be established
| in New York. and that the funds were
actually subscribed for the purpose when
Beecher backed out and concluded "a
withdraw his own confession and deny
Mrs. Tiltons.
'Tilton was a gifted poet and a brilliant
wit and raconteur. and IN his death the
American colony Of Paris loses one Of its
most genial and lovable members"
The following perhaps, attracted as
wide attention as anything Tilton ever
wrote:
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capon Springs and Baths

most delightful Mountain Resort with large
company every year. Capacity e0 100 miles due vest
address CRAs F. NELSON. tapos Springs, VI. Va
myli1sQ cod
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building OF Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office
H S. WALLACE. Special RebresentGtve
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CARS TO KENSINcToN

Fifteenth and n. Y. ave. evegy Is minutes.
Connect at lake with keusington line eFery So
minutes. Round-trip tickets. sc. at Fussells.
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THE WILTSHIRE,
EARL MAR HALL,

Virginia ave. and Beach. American and European
plan. Cafe music. For rates, &c, see Washington
representative. H. Ralph Burton. Bond Bldg ap4 got
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Malbone had talent for elevating
character without destroying likeness.
especially in male heads. His great grace
Of execution was recognized among artists
in Europe and America, and to-day his
miniatures stand alone in comparison
with the work Of his contemporaries and
successors. He drew with the utmost
correctness and possessed an acute power
of reading and delineating character. A
fine delicate taste lent charm TO his
work. but his pre-eminence was in color
ing. Women never lost beauty under his
hands, Malbone miniatures are highly
valued by families fortunate enough TO
possess them, and a few good specimens
of his work are to be seen in the Boston
Museum and the Philadelphia Academy
of Fine Arts. Two of his most beautiful
female heads were Of members Of the
Middleton family, Of South Carolina.
They are we'll known through the engrav-
ings "Egoria" and Annette" b. John
Cheney. He occasionally painted lands
scapes one of his best was The
Hours now in the Providence Ath-
enaeum.
Charles Wilson Peale. Of the remark
able family of artists by that name. was
born in Chestertown. Nd. in 17i. He had
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Directly on OCEAN front Vermont avenue Long
distance phones running water in rooms. Special
spring rates. L. ]. BROWN.
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RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, VA-B MIN.
10 exposition; cars pass door; rooms With board
az moderate rates. Mrs. + Z. MARS. myB-n
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; FINE NEIGH.
borhood on car lines. Apply +. H. COOK. 18th
ST. I'd door from Cranky. Norfolk. Va. myl3-lmo
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MY CREED

The following, perhaps, attracted as
wide attention as anything Tilton ever
wrote:
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Algonquin Hotel, 4 sGFIsI1' s:stsg y.-n, S.,

nent hotel oF modern equpmenf; acc1mmodalEs %.
European plan ENcssnt cafe Cars 10 JamestoEn
Exposition grounds pass the doors WI c.
ROYER. Manager. myl5-tf
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Capacity, I00o VIII, after June J. be under the
Management n JOEL HILLMAN. proprietor Of the
famous HARVEYS Restaurant, Washington, ID. c.
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BERKSHIRE INN 9os.9 s3ai, !, sn9 W u
HOTEL cHETWooDE.

Steam heat; sun parlr; private baths; q 70 SIS
DEMPSEY. my2-nt
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HOTEL MONROE,

FVhIoMUIIh, -,
Within % minutes OF jamestown EXPOSITION
I. STONE. Manager Mrs. A. ?. THOMAS. Pro
pTietress, myis-imo
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American Rental Bureau
The MONITOR, 18th ..,s,, :ss or:0sy'

Beautiful, permanent; new throughout accommo-
dates with its annexes 40 every service guaranteed
Rates: Lodging, Sl.0o: regular meals Soc Limited
cafe service. Bus meets all trains and steamers.
myl3-u
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HOTEL RUDOLF. - .so o., o

Ocean front. between two piers Fresh and Ss
water baths, running water sc. special spring
rates Auto meets trains CHARLES T. WAGNER
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THE PENNHuRST,
HOTEL STIcKNEY

Removed to So. y Y Ave. and Beach Spacious
lawns. 8 70 8 per day s. 10 SIS weekly Rooms
en- suite with bath; elevator. L. Y. STICKNET.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
SUM MONS.

In the Justice Court, No. ? Pre- cinct, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. E. E. Mason Co, a corpo- ration, plaintiff, vs. Frank Pettee, de fendant Summons
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Second Precinct, in and for the County of Cochise, in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the name of the Territory of Ari- zona:
 To Frank Pettee, defendant. greet ing:
 You are hereby summons and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Bis bee. No. 2, Precinct, in and for the County of Coc.I;se, fin he Territory of Arizona, and answer - the complaint filed in said Jdstiee Court. at Bisbec, in said County, within five days exclu- siye of the day of service, after ths service upon you of this summons, If served within this precinct: but If served without this precinct, but with in the County. ten days; if served out of the County, fifteen days; in all other cases, twenty days. or judg2ent by default will be taken against you Given under my hand at 3isbee this 37th day of April. 1907. JOHN W. HOGAN. Justice of the Peace Of said irecinct
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

poe In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of JO- seph T. Broyles, deceased. Notice of hearing petition.
 Notice is hereby given ,that Fan nie Brcyies. the exccutrix of me estate of Joseph BroyIes, deceased, has filed in this court her final ac- count of her administration of said estate, and has also filed herewith a petition for distribution of the same to the persons entitled there to, and that the same will be heard on Satur- day. tine 18th day of May, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, fin Tombstone, county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, If any they have, why the pray er of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated Hay lth, 1907.
 J. F.. JAMES, Clerk. 65s.
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Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

James Bsu. yen old time resident of the district. was a passenger Out- bound yesterday morning for the east. having decided to visit his moth CT at the family residence in Hanni- bal, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Rinehart re turned to the city last evening from Los Angeles. California. where they have spent the past week enjoying the fiesta and tie Shriner celebra- tion.
 Misses Riley. Mills. Blackmoore. Perkins, Barber and Miegel. all teach CTS in the local schools. went to Douglas yesterday to witness the ath- letic meet.
 wm. Munch arrived in the city yes. terday from the Bisbee Extension property, seven miles west of town, and will return to the property this evening. He states that develop ment work Is being prosecuted with all speed.
 J. R. TomliHson was a passenger outbound yesterday morning for Tue son, where he will spend the next few days attending to matters Of pri- vate business.
 Ross Griffith returned to the city yesterday morning from business trip to Douglas.
 F. c. Hurst, the architect. went to Tucson yesterday morning on busi- ness.
 Cpatain Wheeler and Lieutenant Olds, of the Arizona rangers, were both outbound passengers yesterday morning for their headquarters at Saco.
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A TALE OF MEXICO.
(Ry Ned WhiteD

tBy Ned "hite-D Yes. Senor; l am very feeble.
 Heart grown weary. footsteps slow, But once was proud and happy, Senor. that was long ago. .. Long before the sRows of winter, Left their traces on my brow, Before the sun of many summers, Left me as you see me now. Why weep. Senor, you ask me?' Why the bitter tears do flow? I was thinking. only dreaming,
 Of the happy long ago. Thinking of D young ranchero. In a valley green and wide, Of Mexican cabellero
 And a blushing Mexican bride. How the saints then smiled upon us. Sent babe to cheer our way, How we treasured our Alma,
 Worshipped her from day to daS See that white cloud wonder sailing, By the gentle breeZes blown. As light her heart was as that vapor Until maiden she had grown. Now I weep. Senor forgive me.
 Now the bitter tears do start On. the memories that are living, In this poor old aching heart. Must I tel the wretched story?
 How a handsome Gringo came. Wooed and won our precious darling Crushed her gentle beart with
 shame.
 Cast a.shadoW OCT her pathway
 Broke heart of love and trust. Left her then alone to perish.
 Like a rosebud in the dust: Like a flower that lost it's fragrance, Or a poor, forgotten toy. Like a bird that had been crippled,
 R. cruel, thoughtless boy. How her poor head bowed in sorrow. Never more to raise her face, Until at last in Campo Santos.
 Where she found resting place. Adios, I soon shah follow,
 Where her faltering footsteps led, To the pueblo de los muertos,
 To the city of the dead"
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ANOTHER BLAZE AT 10 A. N.

Looking back over the past week 1t must be apparent that the hours between and II a. n. are very un- lucky, because on not less than four different days slight Ares lave been started in as many different houses. two of which were oar Chihuahua Hin. one on School Hill. and the oth- Ter in Upper tombstone Canyon. The latest was yesterday morning at the homo of A. R. War1ell, who lives on Nsco Road. The frs was caused by the explosion Of a small gasoline stove. which quickly set the house On fire The blaze was extinguished without much trouble by a number Of Aexicans who are employed by the city CD Eaco Road
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Nj. p. WRIGHT WAS HERE.

Marshal P Wright. the prominent Cananea mining man. passed through the city last evening on his way to Douglas to transact some business for the Cananea-Midland Copper Compa- ny. in which be is one of the heavi- est stockholders Mir Wright stat ed that everything at the property was showing up very fayorably. and that plans for more extensive devel- opment work are now being formu- lated. The diamond drill operations have proved satisfactory. although Mir. Wright refused to make any statement in regard to this matter. He expects to visit Bisbee on his re turn trip to Cananea.
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sksooo CLUB SURPRISE.

The Sbidoo Club gave delightful surprise party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Chas. Bear, on Thursday evening. 1t being Mrs. Bears birth day. The club presented Mrs. Bear with a large box of May flowers and gold skidoo spoon. The most amusing features of the evenings fun were the drawing the picture of the person sitting on the right, and q de- scription of each ones ideal of the opposite. sex. Refreshments, con sisting of ices and the usual birth day cake were served Miss Min nie Mcintyre, of Nogales, was guest of honor for the evening. The par ty bid adios at fi:23 o'clock, wish ing Mrs. Bear sixteen more happy birthdays
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IN FROM AUAcHUcAs.

H. Hamburg. general manager of the Princeton Mining Company. oper- atjng in the Huachuca Mountains, ar rived in the city last evening, and will spend the next two days here at tending to some matters of business in connection with the property which requires his attention. Mir. Hamburg states that the same favor able conditions which prevailed sev- erai weeks ago at the mine are sIIll in evidence. Hamburg was foreman of the recent grand jury, and was summoned as witness for the Ter ritory in the case against F. F. Spar TOW. which was held in Eaco yes.er- day morning.
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GEAR SHAFT WILL SHUT DOWN.

In accordance with the plan of the Copper Queen Company adopted some
 time ago in closing down the Spray shaft for repairs. the Car shaft Will be closed down on May 18th, and will be placed in perfect order before being again reopened for work. Just how long it will take to repair the shaft can not be definitely stated, but the work of putting the Spray into good order occupied about seven weeks, and it. is prnhabE" that, '"o 'zar will take that much time. The miners now employed Tn lnfs mlLe will be distributed among the various ether shafts being operated by the company throughout the district
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Is TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

LA. Mccall, the Copper Queen store sdvertising man. who was arrested OF Friday evening by Deputy Sheriff Bill White, after having taken buggy be- longing to Dr. E. W. Baum, and caus- ing more or less damage, was taken to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday morning, suffering from an acute ner- yoUs attack. The physicians state that AcCall's, nerves were badly shat tered and that what he needed was an rest for a few days.
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HARVEY M. SHIELDS ILL.

On account of the illness of Rev. Harvey M. Shields, who is at the Cop per Queen hospital, the only service at the Episcopal church today will be the Sunday School at 9:45, conducted by Clarence E. Krinbill in the absence Of the rector. Rev. MT shields went to the hospital yesterday morning, but it is the sincere hope of his many friends that he will soon be out again. Re ports from the hospital say that MT. Shields Is a pretty sick man.
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NEW HOME FOR THE NATIONAL
 TEA AND COFFEE GU.

Naquin & Co.'S old stand on Main St, has new neighbor. The NaUlon- al Tea & Coffee Co. having moved in the adjoining building. The popular young manager of this firm, Mir Ed ward J. Young. announces % the pub lie that he is ready. In his new place of business. to furnish the best grades of teas and fresh roasted cOffees. Phone orders given special attention. Phone 352. MT Levy Nugent, well known business man, Is in charge.
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WILL eo TO PROPERTY.

George D1nn, the well known local
 mining man. who has been in the city Tor several days, was q passenger outbound yesterday morning for
 Naco. where he appeared as a wIJ-
 aees in the case of the Territory ys IE- F. Sparfow He returned to the |cfty last evening. and will leave to- |day for a trip to his mining property which Is situated in the !Ajos Noun |kafne. short distance south of the |iRternationai boundars line He stated that there was nothing new |st the property. and that he simply lvanted to make the trip to keep in tonch with the development work as [t progresses.
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ARE OUT ON ROUNDUP.

The cowboys Of the l. x Bar outfit camped early yesterday morning at the foot of the hills surrounding the dis trict. working from the east of the San sanon Valley after spending several weeks OF the spring roundup. It will be at least two weeks more be fore the work is completed in that vicinity and at that time will be taken up in the Sulphur Spring Valley.
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sreREopTicoN LECTURE.

Touring in North India" This Set of slides will give the most beau tiful and interesting numbers of scenes of any lecture vet given in the, series. The customs of the people, their home life and their religious
 worship will be shown. The lecture will be given in the Methodist church a1 the Sunday evening service at 45 u n
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BRINGS PRISONERS TO CITY.

Constable Dennis Twomey went to Douglas yesterday morning. and re- turning on the afternoon train brought with him the two MeXicans who were arrested for the alleged theft of a bar of copper weighing about $50 pounds. These men will be arraigned beforG Hogan on Mon
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
MALL soS IS BURIED.

The funeral Of Elmer Hall, aged ten years. who lost his life on Friday while swimming with some play mates fn a small pond a short dis tance below the Junction mine. took place from the family residence at Jlggeryilte. Services for the dead were held at the residence. Rev. J. L. Burcham officiating. The inter- ment was at Evergreen cemetery.
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RETURN FROM EAST.

pr. and Mrs. D. F.. BroderIck ar rived in the city yesterday morning from the east Dr. Frederick went to lseet his wife, who had been visiting her parents in Kansas City.
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HERE FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Nj. P. Magiey, a we'll known Phila- delphia real estate dealer. arrived in the city. and viii spend a day or two H. 5. Hovland, president of the Warren Realty & Development Company MT. Magley was greatly impressed with the evident air of progress which is apparent on the streets of Bisbee.
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PAse THROUGH CITY.

E. F. Sparrow, who. on his prelimin- ary hearing on a charge of perjury was yesterday afternoon acquitted in the court of Judge Talliferro al Naco, Ethelbert Hughes and D. A. Richard son passed through the city last even ing, returning to Douglas. When seen by Review reporter and asked for a statement in regard to the charge which had been preferred against, Mir. Sparrow said he had no statement to make, feeling that he had been fully rindicated by the action of the court.
 See the hig sneciaI attraction al the
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NOTICE TO cocHIsE sTockHoLp.

Notice is hereby given that a call Of s2.50 per share on all outstanding investment stock has been made. due and payable on or before June Ist. 1901.
 HARRY DUEY, Secretary. 732
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Don't forget the dance at Johnson Addition every Saturday night. Good music TOT
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CHURCH NOTICES.
presbyterian church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. nj. Les son: Joseph Forgives His Broth er." Genesis. 45:1-15; 50: 15-21. Jun for Endeavor at p. m. Topic: The Wise Mans Advice to Young Peo- pie, Ecclesiastes, 12:i. Street meeting at 6 D. III. Senior Endeav- or at GAS p. m. Topic: Lessons from the Patriarch. Joseph" Psalm le6: 1924. Preaching at II a. m. and at 7:45 p. ID. Themes of ser mons: Rest" and "Manliness." John E. Fry, pastor.
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See the big special attraction at the Imperial Theater tonight
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THE BANK BAR.

wHIsKEYs BOTTLED IN soNo. OPPOSITE MINERS S MERCHANTS BANK. LOWELL
 e w sEeK psop
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DIES FROM INJURIES.

John Stewart. the expert steel worker. who. with his partner, Evans GurdneT. were hit by timbers falling from a passing freight train on the Spray Hill a few days ago, died as the result of his injuries at the Cop per Queen Hospital yesterday about 1 o'clock. The body was turned over to one of the local undertakers, and arrangements for sending IL away will be made within the next day or two
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ORDINANCE NO.

An Ordinance Granting a Franchise to the Warren Company to Con struet, Maintain and Operate a Street Railway Along and Over Certain streets, Alleys, and Public Places in the City of slsbee.
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Screen Doors, Screen Wire and all the accessories of a complete stock Of lumber at AIbers' Lumber Yard ip Tombstone Canyon. '738
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Episcopal Church.

Harvey NJ. Shields, rector. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. today. No morning or evening prayer on ac- count of the Illness of the rector
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Sec the big special attraction at the Imperial Theater tonight.
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Sec the big special attraction at the (fnrersai Tbeater tonight.
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Albers' Lumber Yard in Tombstone Canyon is never out of doors-Screen Doors with hinges. etc. ready to hang. Front Doors, Back Doors-a great va riety. Let us bid on the lumber for your house. G39
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See the big special attraction at the Imperial Theater tonight.
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Methodist Episcopal church.

StereOpticon lecture, Touring in North India. The set of slides for this lecture is the best that we nave received. The slides give a wide range of scenes on the home life oc the people. as well as the religious practices of the natives. We witness numerous interesting customs. We see Hindus worshiping pictures, Im- ages and snakes, long-haired fskirs and holy men in meditation. We see them performing cruel acts of self torture. This lecture will be given at the evening service, 7:45 p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Junior League, 3 D. m.; Epworth League, GAS p. m.; morning services, II a. m. ]. L. Burcham, pastor
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Latter Day Saints.

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: Sab bath school at the residence of Elder W, s. Fender, 16 Laundry Hill, at ? p. m.; prayer service following at S:15 p. ID. Preaching on the streets in front of the Copper Queen Store at e:3O D.
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the city limits on said line at least every half hour, between the hours of eco a. III. and 11:O0 D. Tn. un- less prevented by some unay oidable accident. ~- as many additional cars shall be run as the necessity Of the public shalI demand.
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First eaptist church, clawson HiH.

Bible School 10 o'clock; preaching II a. m. and 7:45 P. m. B. Y. P. U. GAS D. m. You are cordially inyit- ed to attend these services. Come at the II o'clock hour and hear the word of God on a subject of tremen- dous importance to every child of Adams race
 Special message for men at nigh An earnest appeal is hereby made to theunsaved to be present, where all will find a hearty welcome awaiting them. Street meeting in front of Copper Queen general offices at p. m. Christians of Bisbee urged to come and help in the singing. John Brady 0'Neil. pastor
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O. ". sEeK. PROP.
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Attest:

i........ City clerk. First publication May 3. l9e7.
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BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, as follows: