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MINING APPLICATION NO. so5.
united states Land offiee,

United States Land Office,
 Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 23, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that J. NJ. o'Connell, of Bisbee. Arizona, as at torney in fact for A. NJ. Chisholm and Thomas Bardon, has made ap- plication for patent for the Lone Star lode, Survey No. 2453, situated ap- proximately in Tp. g S., R. "A E., c. & s. R. B. & M., in the Warren Min ing District, Cochise County. Terri tory of Arizona, described as follows: Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence U. s. NJ NJ. No. 3 bears s. 15 deg. 51 min ". 395.5 feet; thence N. g deg. 5e min. ". 1114 feet to Cor. No. 2: thence N. 35 deg. min ?. 1243.2 it. to Cor. No. 3;thence N. so deg. 3s min. E. 159. it. to Cor. No. 4; thence s. g deg. 59 min. E. 1927 it. to Cor. No. 5; thence s. 39 deg. 46 min. W. 1865. 1t. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning. Total area, 4.S32 acres, less conflict with Night Hawk lode. Sur. No. 157S, Space lode. Sur. No 1858, and Monitor lode. Sur. No. 1859. z.655 acres. Net area Lone Star lode. 0-177 acres.
 The original location notice of said claim Is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise Coun- ty, Territory or Arizona, in Book 90 of Records of Mines at page 147 and the amended location notice in the office of said County Recorder In Book s7 Records of Mines at page 33S. Adjoining claims are: Night Hawk lode, Sur. No. 157S. on the North; Space lode, Sur No. 1858. on she East; Wade Hampton lode. Sur. No. 343. on the South. and Monitor lode. Sur. No. 1859. Space lode. Sur. No. 1858, and Allen lode, Sur. Nh. 151s. on the West.
 LYMAN ". WAKEFIELD.
 Register. First publication October 25. 1907.
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those in his pay, and when his people look to him for an example we shall feel the effect in our markets.
lpoaglas International.Ameriean.l


 Just before his train left last night for Fl Paso Senator Teller said to the editor of the International-A . q have learned :. gree. ,.e:.. 4e=a ::.1=e about Arizona during the last few days in Douglas than ever knew be. fore. l predict that Arizona will be come a great state in the future; your peorie have certainly accomplished much in the development of oaet sayage-riddea desert l did not be- lieve 1t right to deprive such a people as yoa have from the full enjoyment Of the political heritage which s,.Qy have so justly earned and thereto. I opposed joint statehood I doubt T there will be any statehood
 ton during the coming session CT eel gress, but I trust that before the ene of the sixtieth congress. which V |. close my senatorial career, that Arl- zona will be made state. Arizona is entitled to separate statehood and I shall support a measure granting it whenever it comes before the senate. ?
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Famine.

Yes" said Rivers, who had just re- turned from popular summer resort, its a pleasant enough place, but half the time, upon my word, we didn't have a thing to eat"
 You didn't" exclaimed Brooks; "why then"
 Not a blessed thing to eat" reiter- ated Rivers, from 6:30 in the even ing until 6:30 iH the morning, and take your fingers out of my hair, Brooks. or I'll strangle you!"-Chi- cago Tribune.
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unfeeIlna Doubt.

That man always told his constitu- ents the absolute truth"
 Yes" answered Farmer Corntossel. but he doesn't get the credit for it that he deserves. In politics, even when man tells the absolute truth, he is always suspected of having some interior motive for doin' it"-Wash. ington Star
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A Gala pax.

Visitor-What's the cause of such large attendance at church today?
 Sexton--Why, the ladies of the congregation gave the pastors wife new bonnet at the donation party and they want to criticise it on her when she wears it for the first time, Chicago Journal.
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Sudden.

What name?" asked the young woman at the launrdy office, as she took the customers bundle.
 William Arrimee," answered the customer.
 T don't know" said the young woman. staring at him. q might But ain't you pretty tolerably famil. far on short acquaintance ?"-Chicago Tribune.
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galaxy of states.

Tucson is now in tho midst of a city campaign. Both parties named good men for councilmen. The issue in Tucson is whether or not the sa- looms there shall be closed on Sunday. The democrats have declared in favor of Sunday closing.
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Ambiauous.

"The audience is waiting"
 "Very we'll. Are the reporters here?" asked the lecturer
 No; thought you despised noto- riety."
 Well. I do, but want the public to know it as we'll Wen wait a lit tie while for the reporters. ."-Chicago Journal.
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A Clear Conscience.

Mrs. Goodwin-My husband never does anything he would be ashamed for me to know about.
 Mrs. Gayboy-How do you know tbate
 Mrs. Goodwin-Because he never looks guilty when I tell him he has been talking in his Chicago Daily News.
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Wrona kInd ef a Lapah.

The jokesmith was in high rage.
 What now?" asked the sympathiz- ing friend
 Enough" exclaimed tie jokesmith with a disgustsd look That last edI- tor I took my jokes to actually had the nerve to laugh at them-"-Mslwau- kee Sentinel.
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THE SILVER Lln,nc.
Clos Angeles Herald)

II1os Angeles HeraldJ
 Tn spite of the most desperate ef- forts on the part Of the chiek money handlers of Europe foreign gold con tlnuss to pour into this country at a rate that is almost unprecedented. Tn the hope of ssemming the financial tide the Bank of England has found it necessary. within the past two days, to raise its rate of discount from to ' per cent
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REGULATION STATEMENT FOR
 SEPTEMBER, 1907.
Average for September.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 County of CochIse, ss-
 1. N. A. Patterson. circulation man ager of the Bisbee ally Review, do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona flde circulation of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of September, 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa pers have been deducted.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
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Not Exactly a Joke.

Homer-Last month I sent the gas company check for dollar more than their bill called for.
 Roomer-And they returned the doilar2
 Homer-No; they sent corrected bill-Chicago Daily News.
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Manner of the Thrlf,Iess.

~You walked the floor all last night"
 Yes" answered the man in the next room.
 Worried over your debts.-
 "No. I'm not worried over my debts I'm worried because I can't borrow any more. "-,Washington Star.
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The year 1907 will show taat Ari- zona has made more rapid growth than during any previous year of it's history.
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His scruples.

she-Do you believe that kissing is da.ioarnns2
 He-Can't say that dn yon know have conscientious scruples about kissing
 She-Indeedi
 He-Yes. feel that I should never allow an opportunity to go by de- fault-Chicago News.
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Keyed un.

Prue-Do you think motoring has improved your health?
 Dolly-It has made my lungs strong CT Charlie can now understand what say to him without reducing the speed.-Puck
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An ObIiuinu Tailor.

See, here" said Slopey to his tailor, what did you mean by suing me?"
 "Oh, did it merely to oblige you, 9 answered the tailor.
 ITO obIige mel" echoed Slopey. How so?"
 Why. to oblige you to pay me-" re- piled the other.-Chicago Daily News.
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Chorus EssentiaIs

What kind of voice have your" asked the theatrical manager of the sweet thing who was applying for place in the chorus.
 "oh. l have no voice" she replied. But here are my measurements"
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Questionable verseitv.

Green-So Braggs tells a different tale, does he? Well. guess my word is as good as his.
 Brown-=I should hope so Braggs is a charter member of a fishing club. Chicago Daily News.
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FREE TO HE LADIES.

To the lady leading tonight at 9 o'clock In the Theater Royals Ladies' Gold Watch Popularity Contest the management vii present $500 order on the Woman's Toggery. 1057
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.iiiiIts IsasIi. Do you think that kissing means anything7" q don't know. Let's find out. - Milwaukee Sentinel
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NOTICE.

A rswaru of s5.0e VIII be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest and seRviction of the parties stealing The 4sYiev from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
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Same Old HoId-up.

And have you heard the latest?" No. What is it?n
 "Shure, in Ireland they can't hang a man with wooden leg"
 Never! What do they do then?" They just hang him with a rope" Chicago Journal.
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carefuI.

4 horseiess rig on a moonless night
 Down a dustiess road to whirl; But don't mistake and invite for such
 A ride a hugless girl. Houston Post
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What Did She Mean7

He-But, my dear. this plan of your fathers of living with us, won't work
 She-How like that is dear papa.- Baltimore American.
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The Wave has no equal in cieanli- but how gocd,g is our motto. 1oss
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yMYsTERlous MAMIE

Wanted: Clean linen rags at Re view office 5s2
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NOTICE TO BOYS.

Wanted, a good boy to carry news paper route. Apply Review oface. l0s2
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 s02, ,o00. .00O pounds in 1905. SI3.Og0, GOO in 1904, and ss8, 100000 in 1903 There was a steady increase in the United States production of copper in re- cent years Under normal conditions the product of 1907 would be close to s50.0O9,00O pounds. At the beginning of this year this was about what the world looked for from the United States.
 But the gamblers sent prices up too far, and the sales fell on. Then the bubble burst, prices dropped and pro duction shrunk to lower figures than in recent times. Most of the mines controlled by the Amalgamated Coz per company cnt their output in half a few weeks ago, and though taet has been some increase over thoso low figures recently. the aggregate product for the calendar year 19o7 viii probably be far below sOoooe. coo pounds. In the meantime the copper sales are increasing and as this will have a tendency to send the prices up ward. production viii soon begin Q reach the highest figures of the past The prominence with which copper figures in the exports at the present time is gratifying to the country. Copper Is assisting wheat, cotton. Q bscco. oil and other products in estab- fishing credits abroad which viii help to make the gold flood in our direct'cn reach large proportions. =.
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For Review job rooms call phone No 39.
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Tery weTT, Jdne. SnOw nITu up to tine drawing room.
 But he's come to sweep the chim- ply, mum"
 "very well, then; show him up the chimney"
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oopPsR,s NEW RALLY.

Copper is beginning to show 5. strongly in the list of exports The drop in prices which staggered copper gamblers a week or two d. and which wrecked Heinze, is se-.- ing up the sales for the metal at home and abroad When the prl-- of the metal was pushed up beyoa1 the 20 cents pound mark by the spectators the sales fell off Those rates were prohibitory for most of the industries in which that metal was used But when the prices dropped to 12 or 14 cents pound the sales started upward again. and the trade in the past few weeks, at the low fig ures, has been active
 In this age Of electricity copper is sure to have a large market if the prices are kept within reasonable bounds. The United States produces more than 55 per cent of the worlds annual copper output Our prodto in the calendar year 1906 was 9o7,
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Show Him. Anyway

Please, mum, there's a gentleman downstairs, mum"
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Hit Of the season. Theatre Royal,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-09
TRAINS TO BUTTE BY MARCH
This Calculation Follows Return of Pre-
sident.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct 7.-Presi-
dent A. J. Earling Of the Chicago, Mil.
waukec & st. Paul railroad has re-
turned to Milwaukee with members OF
the board OF, directors who, with him,
made journey owed the route Of the
line to Butte, now under construction
The party went as far as Butte, and
the directors were gratified at the pro-
gress being made. Through the efforts
OF the contractors, who are doing un-
exampled' work on the track laying,
trains will be running from Milwaukee
into Butte BY March next
This means that at least one half,
Of 700 miles OF the new track will be
in full operation and earning money
by next year. The local shops of the
company are building so locomotives
for mountain climbing, the locomotives
being of the so-called Miado type. A
plan for electrical operation OF some OF
the mountain divisions is also being
worked out
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movements OF The day, and have NOR
than once seen her In as bad form a
any old whisky SOAK
| Much OF DR.. Hopkins talk was in th.
nature Of defense against bis critics
lie also retold the story Of his ex'
pedition through the downtown saloons
"Tbe discussion on women drinking
he said, "llas gone 50 far that every
one can see tho danges. II has become
the question Of the hour and the sue.
cess | have made Ii due TO the kiDd
| owe no thanks at all, except In few
the discussion from ocean to ocean; but
treatment Of the press. which has spread
instances, to the Christian churches and
temperance societies.
II am Just as weell born, bred, and
well educated as any Of my critics. |
have been in the ministry for thirty
ycars--.neyer did anything else--am per.
baps older than any OF my critics, just
az cultured, spiritually minded and as
devoted to my congregation az they are
TO theirs
Dr.. Hopkins will continue his cru.
sadc. He announced that for next Sun
day evening he had selected the topic:
"lhe Habit Of Women Drinking with
Men, and What Ought to Be Done with
o Man Who Invites Woman To Drink"
Meanwhile, 1t is asserted the remnant
OF $500 debt incurred two years ago
through making repairs TO the church IL
being cleared away rapidly.
DR.. George +. Hall, preaching in Bush
temple In the morning indorsed DR.. Hop
kins' crusade and attacked his critics,
saying:
Il wish to refer particularly TO the
Rev. j. st Stone and the Rev. Johnston
Myers. II what they are alleged to have
said Is correctly reported they should
he heartily ashamed OF themselves.
II want no woman in my congrega.
ton who degrades her womanhood, soils |
her purity, and by her exemple becomes
n stumbling block by drinking beer. |
champagne, cocktails. or whisky
straight
The Rev. w. A. Bartlett, pastor of the |
First Congregational church. also sharply |
criticized the Rev. Johnston Myers for |
his objection to Hopkins tactics.
The Rev Melbourne P. Boynton, pas
tor 0 fthe Lexington Avenue Baptist |
church. also lined up with DR. Hopkins
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TITLED SOCIALIST TO RECANT.

LONDON. Oct. SIT is said here on
apparently good authority that the
countess of Warwick. who reached New
York yesterday on the Caronia as Mrs.
Greville," has gone to America solely for
the purpose of discussing with a promi.
nent solialist and man much interested
in the municipal ownership question, at
present in Baltimore, phase OF the So
cialist doctrine which has for some time
been worrying Lady Warwick greatly.
The question at issue is not known, but
it is said that on the result Of the con.
ference will hinge the future of Lady
Warwick from socialistic point of
view, as she has arrived at point in
her study OF socialism which has almost
come to parting of the ways with her.
The conference. it is understood, has
been fixed for Tuesday next.
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CHRIST IS COMING AGAIN.
Free Methodist Bishop Says the End ID
Near.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. S.--BishoI
Walter Sellew, Of jamestown. N. Y, wht
has been presiding at the Free Methodist
conference for nothem Indiana, which
closed with religious services today
greatly excited the members Of the local
Free Methodist Church here by SER
mon predicting the end o. the world
within q few months. He did not mean,
be said, that the planet was to be de.
stroyed, but that all the works Of man
were to be swept away and Christ was
to come q second time to rebuild 1t and
make 1t fit place for the dwelling Of
the Holy Spirit.
The bishop minced no words ia de-
scribing the certainty Of destruction by
flames to those who do not repent. He
gave four reasons for his belief that the
end Of the world Is near.
First--The conditions are now similar
to those that prevailed when Christ was
born-men have set up false gods
Second--The strain upon matter has
reached the breaking point.
Third---The savants OF the world who
study the Bible have gained an insight
into the future, and, while they may not
publicly acknowledge that the end Is
near, they are themselves making
ready for it.
Fourth--The time is at hand when
the word OF God will soon have pene.
trated to the remotest races and the
prophecy fulfilled that the gospel will
be preached 10 every human sould on
earth.
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TO ANSWER FOR GIRLS DEATH.
Representative Ward of Michigan to
Face Trial.

DETROIT, Oct. s. Representative
Charles E. Ward of Bancroft must face
trial in the recorders court upon a
charge of aiding and abetting the acts
by which Edith Presley came to her
death in Hope Sanitarium last April.
This was announced by Justice Godfrey
after the prosecutor had stated that his
case in the examination was all in and
Senator Tuttle, his counsel, had declared
that the defense would offer no testi.
mony but would rest upon the legal
claim that there was not enough evil
dence to hold the respondent. The re-
suit of the hearing win not be formally
recorded until Monday, which leaves
Ward still under the bail bond holding
him to appear in the police court. Miss
Presley died as the result Of an unlawful
operation.
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Ing In its last analysis. We are d
against serious problem. Downtow
/ environment tends to influence wome
TO drink. A stenograpber told me o
her first experience In Chicago out o
work. She said there were some nobl
men among Chicago employers, but II
most officers In which she applied To-
work she was given to understand sh'
must be good fellow In many office
she was openly insulted"
Mr.. Smith prefaccd his sermon by
reading q sensational article written by
"fIclen Hale In q recent issue OF the
Advance.
AT the close Of the krmess. that
famous charity affair given In this city
two years ago." wrote "Helen Hale
several gallons Of champagne remained
unsold. II was disposed Of by the young.
er society leaders drinking two quarts
apiece, then tossing II oil over the floor
and throwing II down the neck, across
the shoulders and over the beautiful
gowns Of the women present. Not one
bottle was allowed to remain nncorkcd
while there was sober woman left
In the crowd.
Following dinner dance few years
given bY a woman whose name |.
frequently mentioned Az the future
leader Of society, the Florodora sextet
was engaged to sing and dance. After.
wards one OF the show girls said 10 me:
ais! That affair was the fcfccst any
OF ~ had ever seen Most OF the women
were all In by the time we arrived.
They were lolling around on the couches
and chairs with their clothes more of
than on all the time shrieking at the
top Of their voices or talking In hoarse,
thick whispers Once In while they
would rouse up to tell a shady story,
throw something at each other. or play
some fool game, although no one there
could stand on her feet.
Last fall at an exclusive musical a
woman of national social reputation who
was in the receiving line was so badly
intoxicated and made such maudlin re.
marks that she had to be quietly led
,way upstairs.
'Dr. Hopkins speaks OF n club WON.
IN who wanted to pay her dues three
lines at the same meeting ! was pre-.
sent on this occasion nnd will add that
his woman has almost national fame. ,,
IA, been concerntd in many important
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-09

DRINK TWO QUARTS APIECE
Chicago Preacher, Renewing Crusade,
Tells Of Doings In Connection With
Famous Kimness Given For Charity
and Other Affairs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE pulpit crusade
against "boozc drinking" by women
broadcned last night when the Rev. II
q. Smith OF the Warren Avenue Con.
gregational church and other pastors
joined the standard Of DR. Frederick 4.
Hopkins.
DR.. Hopkins also continued his cam
paign his, Englewood church being
crowded beyond Its capacity and hun
'lrcds Of people being turned away.
I'VE expected some one here from
the building department. but no one
eame.' said Charles Il. Shearman. an
usher.
Mr.. Smith In his sermon declared he
/was heart and soul with DR.. Hopkins
and told OF little round he made In
fashionable downtown restaurants last
week. Pile said the experience c4r.
WINGED him Dr. Hopkins was right.
Il did not drop in at Vogclsang's. the
other places at which Dr. Hopkins
learned his most startling facts" said
the minister. "but at all the restaurants
visited ! saw women drinking beer.
highballs and cocktails all around m.
II noticed that apparently three
classes OF women drank-those who
drank with their husbands. those who
drank for the effects of the liquor and
girls who drank evidently because they
thought drinking the first step in high
life.
"rhe influence OF public drinking by
women Is all bad, defling and degrad.
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Mothers with little children need no
longer fear Group. colds or whooping
cough. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
tastes good. It works off the cold
through the bowels, clears the head.
Guaranteed. Sold by Frank Hart's Drug
store.
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