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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

SAVE DOCTOR BILLS
We guarantee 10 ALI Al dies ana f-r..--,-
phone 2-d-n $50, re Wll Gail and de----7-
s-E2ts- PEERLESS EXTERNINATT,-cs -
sos 81 nW - -
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TO TIE LADIES


BUENA TOILET PREPARATIONS-P
facial tonic for ladies' prices moderate. MISS
LAURA CADMAN, szS llth ST.. hair dressing
and manlcuring parl0rs- sels-Jf
JERRY WIDOW LUNCH sl3 Z ST wv
Convenient % shopping district: lady cooks;
our specially business mems luncS from j. %
2 D. M I5c. Regular meal. sc. Come Try IT,
seIS-tf
MISSION RUGS woven from old worn car
pets something new drop postal MISSION
RUG CO. 1915 r. 81 NV. sells 1921
BROOCH PIN FREE
Vtth10 ping pong photos for &c, Merry Widow
photos Tor SOC FILMS . RELIABLE
STUDIO. AS Bennzy lValia re- selg-5ot
NONE SUPERIOR-StudIo p7rtrl It's. flowers,
landscapes. miniatures. morn NJ md evening
classes desired Write or carl q. T. LEWIS.
Pupil o. Bergen. Paris. France. I2l y ST. ngg.
se7-51r
OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
as any portrait made: come and be con
Einceds satisfaction guaranteed. Phone L.
azsl- Portrait studio. 80 Z rH. sum
nler rates FRANK J.. CULLEN 5e3o-S0t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

YOUNG FRESHMAN with few months expe-
rence in whisky business. wishes position as
assistant barkeeper. BOX u, Times Office
EeI9-5t
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST.

GET y READING from -Ir. Million II You
want information on any natter. DE VIII
tell YOU what you wish 70 know. Readings
500. Hypnotism taught s12 Eye Cd St NV
Tel. Main 81 se10-tf
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---->- A4---AEth ~ > new dancing zca1e-n,-
experiences teachers u polite and Era-e-Ii
l-le-1ss Miss D1rCas Ne-Eenzau- sssI--s--
t----1-- We make specLa4-les W the waltz
-AO-a-eI S-2rse-sce1, Na-cissls, military 49,
s-eLs ana barn dance Private lessons ds--
O evening VITA music Glass every --5ssgsy
IRON Z 10 Il ~ 18th 81. nv Phone Main ~
se----f
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL REOPENING.
Mss Cora D. rl-eye ssill reopen her aczda-,v
o. -.tllLEs- le-sa--e. singing and stare .-1---
SaTr7ll HAN, letl 81. near n ST. nv Sst-lr-
day SeL-elloeE L. Ises. ar p. ~ III
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BUSINESS opPoRTuN1r1Es

GROCERY. northwest. sacrifice: partner.
els3sreeins. snap for some one. THORN.
Ton. 70f SIN NV eeis-5r
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Three times within one week, a cents
line: I times. consecutively. % cents a line.
AInimum space, . lines.
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STORAGE

WHY pay rnors7 We store for s5s a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, as 10ts
St nv. Phone 80. sys-SN
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 12Oa Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap and r sts ne.
McCHESNEsI & JOACHIM. cor. ID and i SIS
kRAUS PHARMACY, cor. 6tn and X SITS
BENZ. + 1-ANHAM. 18th ana E Cap. ~
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---SS CCCL-E-t- master " dancing; II yo1
can wax / can teach you 70 WaIrZ- 1-fy-sr.
-eesonE. DC Main 1Ss- IL Eye 81. nv
5sIg-tF
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ROO&HNG HOUSE: wen furnIshed. 80.
piano. central northwest THORNTON. -5t
1th NV. sd e.
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ANACOSIIA-
BuRYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sLs.
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TAILORING.
MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESSES remade and thoroughly duSle5-
furniture repaired and reupholstereI b- frs--
class mechanics box springs and box coucr-s
made 20 order upl0lsJerers' supplies b.
DELL MEG co, 65s-6f9 ID st. nv. selq-71-
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated So
all kinds OF new ones made 10 order. ,oli
can see your work done. FacEory and szies-
room Sc Il nv. Tel IL zsT L
JONES 60
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EOI-nHE ST

A. E. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol sta.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G SITS. So.
- b. BURROWS, 11th and Pa ave.
!. P WELLER. cor. Sth and I.
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sL11 MUTTON. confectionery. old staud- ~
ing rooms THORNTON. 114 sth nw.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L CARNE & CO.. 700 King ST
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THE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE co =
agents for the Indian motorcycle: bIevci1s
S2-25; baby carriages. etc. repaired
1yS-W. "a, m-sOt
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CIGAR periodical. confectionery: les than
6th nv - a.
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Class B

One cent a word each inserilon- Min-mum
charge, 10 cents.
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TO THE MEN

SUITS 70 order. Large variety OF styis1-
Goods whose quality IS such that your Sc
lection is sure TO be right. LEO DAVIS.
TAILOR 1913 L 81 NV ie24-rn. ". sa-s0t
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JAMES Z. SMITH, 1865 Wisconsin ave.
4. =. WELLER, Pharmacy. 2524 n 81. nv,
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TIRE SPECIAL.S-FIs1e and Diamond tire.
$3.50 value. extra heavy. guaranteed one year
PUT on for $3.50 Our s. tire. guarantee s
months: we sell ali other tires FOR less than
our competitors. G.. T. HUNTER. us Pa
ave. NV. Open until 8 p. M. sels-sot
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SOUTHWEST.

Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9TH and B streets
MCDONALD. J. ". "a and L sw.
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ALSEOL4AR TEETH--Painless. lasting Won
cerfully 2kelt1e, bridse work Or plating IN
Necessary painless nll4nS. DR. J. L VII
son. 1913 r. 1y2l-ff
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Ike room and beard
lady: state terms.
Office. seI7-2t
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WORKING h0usekceper. Catholic preferred:
40 10Th NV. IL
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CIRCULAR. Band and EIandsaw sharpening.
saw cumming end bandsaw brazings frst-
class work at reasonable prices
REM & LUDWIG. IgIS c St y W
frafe
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WOMAN-Experienced colored woman, gen
eral homework; references with family iI
northwestern Pennsylvania BOX 20. Timel
Office. Il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-05
CHESAPEAKE CITY

The ladies OF the NJ Z. Church will
hold Merry Widow Social III
Reeds Corner Store Friday and Satur-
day evenings OF this week
Miss Elizabeth Cooling entertained
q number oi friends last Thursday
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. {. c. Laws entertain
ed in honor of their daughter Gather.
ines thirteenth birthday number of
her friends Saturday evening, Those
who enjoyed the evening were Misses
Genevicvc and Irene Byers. Maggie
Ium. Lillian Griffith. Cena Pierce,
Elizabeth Potter. Adelaide Clayton,
Alice Hopper. Ellie Norris, Mamie
Boulden Laura Laws. Mary Freeman.
Dolph Wharton. Toward Cavendar,
Leighton Lorraine. Vinton and Alfred
Pierce. Gillen Hlargreaves and Warren
Rcuss Charles and Ernest Mailman,
VIII Schacicr. Ward Bcaston and Geo.
Borem are camping along the Elk
river this week.
Our schools will reopen Monday,
September J.
Don't forget the Labor-day dance
al Spa Spring pavilion.
\ play party was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brysou, near
Middletown. Friday evening About
fifty persons enjoyed the evening
Rev +. c. IIallman preached in the
NJ. +. Church Sunday, Rev. Smoot
TaS confined to his home with sore
throat.
Rev. c. {. Walker has returned
from his vacation.
Miss kav Price entertained Mrs. w.
Harry Jones. Mrs. w A. Alexander
and Miss Nice NJ. Boulden Tuesday
evening
\ diver was n, the locks last Friday
repairing broken wicket
J \. Kirk will open a grocery store
IN the store property opposite the
Park Hotel
Misses Dora Steele. Lucy Reed,
Katharine Jewel and Helen Ellison
were entertained at dinner Wednc day
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Harry kib
Ter.
Miss Mice Hanson. oi Baltimore, i,
the guest OF Mrs. G S. Woolley.
Mrs. Bessie Bouchellc and sons
TAYLOR and Robert. OF Baltimore. are
visiting MIR. and Mrs Byron Rou
chcllc.
Miss Lille T.. Johnson visited rela
tiycS at liaddonhcld last week
Miss Anna IIcvlow is visiting rcla.
tivcS in Wilmington.
Mrs ! Hooper Simpson. OF Balti
more spent few days last week will
Mrs John Pierce.
Mrs John Rowan, Mrs. Nellie II
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Mr.. KeirIe Scores GomperS

MIR William I kcirc. 1920 Nloshcr
street. Baltimore. cN president of the
local Bricklaycr>' Union, who recent
gave uut some correspondence stating
that the labor union would not be
brought into politics in the approach
ing campaign says that the laborrug
men will vote a their Judgment die
talcs He scored President Gompcrs,
81 the Federation ~ Labor. and said
i,< efforts Ia make political nrgani-
la,iur 81 the union would he iruitlcss.
The Republican,, who have always
voted that ticket will vote that way in
TIN, election he said They are well
satisfied with their candidate Speak
ing from a personal Standpont, he
licvc the laboring men are well salts
fed with the Republican rule aud are
willing To- stick to IT,
They do not lay the recent hard
times to the Administration. nor do
they fear that there will be more hard
times il MIR Taft is elected There
have been TOO many good years under
the Republican rule. and they realize
it enough to know that the best thing
To- do this time Is I" support their can
ddatc'
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RESENT THE GOVERNOR s
PRESENCE

~N Wednesday OF last week Gov
J eruor Hughes was invited to
make speech at the Saratoga
County Fair The owners 81 horses
listed ior the races that day resented
his presence aud refused to start their
horses while he remained on the
grounds, SO that the program was held
TIP during the entire time ni the Gov.
ernur'> visit Such an exhibition Of
childish pcttlness is not likely to help
the cause Of those who are fighting the
Governor Governor Hughes has been
simply doing his duty. as he has been
given 10 see that duty He has simply
been insisting upon a strict compliance
with the Constitutional enactments ri
the State oi which he is the Chief Ex-
ecutivc II the course he has seen TT
to pursue has injured the business Of
the racing fraternity, let them fight
that course IN the proper places and
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WOODLAND

MIR John Whyte, OF Philadelphia,
has been the guest al his sister law
Mrs Clinton Thompson
MIR { K AbrahamS, OF Baltimore,
.rrnt Sunday with his parents,
Miss Eva Tyson is the guest ni Miss
Belle benjamin 81 BAY View.
Mrs Sarah +. Scagcr, OF Baltimore,
is spending this week with her friend,
Mrs NJ t. Thompson.
Miss Armenia Wilson, oi Rising
Sun. was a week end visitor 81 Miss
Annie SINNERS.
Mr. Charles +. Brydc, ci Philadcl-
phia, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs Arthur Brydc,
Miss Florence Kcilholtz, OF Balti-
more. is visiting Mrs. II. II kcilholtz.
McSsrs NJ. L. Thompson and c. l..
Thompson spent several days in vii
mington this week the guest OF Mr.. w.
l.. Lintor
The Noodlawn y met at the home
OF Misses Leila and l.ora Thompson
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BOSTON BELLIES
BURLESQUERS
WIN give the Up.io. date Musical Comedy
Scenes in a Sanif0rium
-.--Funny---.
And the BurIesque
Two Married Men
Refined Singing and Dancing
Specialties
Admission rs, so and rs cts.
Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, 1908
EIkfon Opera House

Reed. Misses Julia Beasten and Louie
Queck spent several days this week in
Washington, ID. c.
William Lowrev OF Baltimore. spent
last week with his sister, Mrs. Z. +.
Cooling, Jr
Thomas B. Hopper. OF DesMoines.
Iowa, is spending some time with his
par cntS. Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Hopper.
Mr. Mitchell, OF Wilmington, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Steele.
Miss Helen Ellison. OF St. Angus
tine. is spending this week with Mrs.
II. W. Kibler.
Mrs James Woolleyhan and Mrs.
Z. T. Cooling. Sr.. were Elkton visi-
tors Tuesday
Mrs lcmuel Mcdowell and Miss
Lidie Mcdowell have returned to their
home in Philadelphia after a pleasant
visit with Misses Anna and Mae David.
son.
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WHEN DON'T THEY WANT
THEM

~ tR nejghbor, the CECIL Demo
crat, seems good deaj agtatcd
over the efforts which the
Democratic managers are making To
land the negro vote inr Bryan III this
campaign liut wc cannot help won
derlng ii good deal OF this is not
posing iur effect 1t is all very well to
declare in public and highly mighty
fashion that we would rather see our
candidates defeated than have them
elected by negro votes. But we no
tice oar Democratic brethren collar
the negro vote rs eagerly and aitcc-
tlouatc y ~ any other vote when the
pinch ui an election contest Is on lust
analy<c the vote in this county. iur cx-
ample. last November. and you can put
your finger on three different spots
where the Democrats handled the
negro vote and handled il Ia such good
purpose a. To- have won out n the
county thereby There Was no heroic
air "i opposition or even indifference
a. the negro vote. there Was simply an
anything tu win scramble and the
white mans party was SCI lar from
being an exclusively white mans party
that nothing saved il from defeat cx.
cept that negro vote which j. now so
much dccricd and concerning which
the Democrat declare, we Don't
Want Them" oh. yes. you do neigh
Dor You want them when they can
help pull YOU through YOU only mean
you don't want to- he publicly branded
as wanting them.
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the 27th OF August The President had
all to repeat the Twenty-third Psalm,
after which Rev. J. II. Gray offered
prayer. The entire evening was spent
transacting business. Miss Helen
Jackson was elected delegate to the
State Convention held at Pocomoke
City September 30, and October and
,. The following officers were elected:
President, Miss Leila THOMPSON;
Vice President. Mrs X. G. Terry;
Treasurer. Miss Helen Jackson; Re-
cordng Secretary. Mrs Edmund
Brown; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Annie Jackson. Mr.. Gray and Miss
Elizabeth Tyson each recited. Water
melon was served ia all present Ad-
journed to meet with Miss Annie Sim
mers in September.
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Get 1t At

Miss Marion Boulder spent part OF
this week with her sister. Mrs |. G.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Montgomery
and sons, OF Baltimore. visited Mr., and
Mrs. Z. I. Cooling. Jr.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell and daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, have returned TO
Port Deposit, after spending part OF
the summer at the home OF Miss Anna
Durham.
Mrs. r. n. Lorraine and Miss Jewell
took trip TO Betterton Saturday.
Mrs Ralph II. Rees is visiting her
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WHY THIS DELAY

HERE is something wrong with
system that enacts laws 10
\ go into effect in January, Feb
ruary and March. but which keeps
those laws out OF the sight OF the aver
age citizen until September. Thus il
is that the legal enactments OF our
high priced session OF 1908 remain as
deep mystery at this time as though
adopted by Congress OF Martians or
some other NEUROLOGICAL people.
The changes in the election law OF
the State. viii be known to us, we are
told, before we have need OF them. but
the unknown penalties Of the Corrupt
Practices Act are hid from our eyes
and its provisions to be CLEANED only
from the chance remark of some
friendly Democrat who has been fur
nished with advance sheets.
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with the proper weapons. The Ameri-
can people are not likely TO have much
patience with men who resort to such
puerile tactics as are described above.
A good hard fighter holds the respect
OF every man with red blood in his
veins. But to seek to pout like baby
we did not suppose bunch oil such
American men could be found in all
our borders.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-05

Score by innings
Cherry Hill 80 1 I o XII
North East ....I o o o o l o. 4
WASH. A.. II: CRAtGTOWN, 7.
The Craigtown team journeyed to
GrccnhurSt last Saturday and was de-
icated by the Washington a. by a
score oi 7 to H. Armour pitched fine
ball for the home team. allowing but
one man To pass over the plate for five
innings. when he was relieved by
Brickley. who allowed the visitors to
pile up five runs in one inning tying
the score. In the ninth inning, with a
tie score, the bases full. Kirk oi the
home team drove out long fly to the
left field for home run. which won
the game. Score by innings:
w. y. ........, , o o o o i'll
Craigtown .... o o o s o O. 7
BattcricS-W. A.. Armour Brckley
and Slicer Craigtown. Blackburn and
Craig. Umpire. Clinton Logan.
The Amateurs will cross bats with
the Charlestnwn team this Saturday
afternoon.
The Pcrryvilr base ball team Jour
ncycd to- McCallS Ferry last week and
defeated the team ~ that town by q
score 81 ~ Ia o Score:
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The Elkton Chapter OF the Daugh-
tiers of Liberty gave an excursion to
Bettcrton on the yacht Jeanette on
Thursday, which was well attended.
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parents at Wooliord, Md.
Mrs. Howard Taylor. OF Camden. is
the guest OF Mrs T. A. Rees near
town.
Stanley Steele, OF Wilmington, spent
this week in town.
Misses Ida Bouchcl'e and Ethel Ell
lison visited Mrs. Harry Ellison on
Monday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-05
McCALI.,S FERRY.

It''TF Nv TTTTTTTIEN.
McCallS Ferry o % O o o o o o o o
Pcrryyillc .,..,. i o o o , Ill
Two base Lawrence, Boulder
Three base h;t-Kanc Struck out-by
Cunningham. :; by Winters. o Base
un balls-by Winters. ; Hit by pitch
cd ball Cunningham Bases stolen
Meals Ferry. Z; Pcrryville. :. Time
~ game, hr. 10 min Umpire
Croft Scorcr-D Divine.
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CARHART & CO.
Zion, Maryland
a detailed account OF some of our New Goods at
Attractive Prices.

Attractive Prices
Miss Fluffy Rufes is fluffy than last season.
Ribbons and Laces play important part in "My Ladys
Wardrobe
RIBBONS hack white and eoors, 20 rs per
Wash ribbon In pink
Sashes and hair free o charge
Soft and Sheer Dress Materials
White Persian Lawn and per yard
India Linens, white and black, TO- is, and 2sc
White Paris Musins for Dresses, sand Soc
Plaid Muins thee
Dainty Lawns lowered in pink, blue lavendar yellow.
Sutings vO, riohair, Lin0n, Madras, Oambray
ShirtwdiStS
Plain Tailored Style, stiff collars
Lingerie Style, lace or embroidery. s. 90
EN-
RuCHlNG In boxes by yard, wasEu
BUTTONS, pearl and bone all
MATTlNGS, $500 so. 50 so. Ei 90 roll
CENTS HATS, soft, stiff and
BOYS SUITS pieces, 81 so, 70 "a
MEMS SUITS. $500. $500 $500 $1,000 s2oo
Store Closed Every Wednesday Evening at O'clock
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Baseball

CONTINUED from Page ~
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Score by innings:
Cherry Hill ....oi o MI
North East ....i o o o , O o o. 4
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Apron Bingham

Lancaster Gingliams, at yet. yard. This
old price of several years ago, before the
Nigh prices, and we ere very lucky to be
get them 10 sell to you at this price-nev
and new styles and only 7ct. yard.
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MATTERS
RECORDED
NOVEMBER g.
Deeds

j. , McGre.d tu \ + charles. one.
half interest ia Nrizena group sept.
y. 1ao>
Pioneer Mining company te \ =.
Kingsbury the Mapa claim. situated
en right limit If Lfttla creek. sept
L ZOOS
fraah Hal L. ! y Peterson. one
fourth interest in Harper claim. at
tae Hesd ef PrlaE creek. Sept .. 1908
Proofs Of Labor.
y r Warren. &" work on the F,tbioIa
claim opposite y" Discovery on
Anvil creek Wv lao>
Leases.
Charles Mitchell ta ] \. Peterson.
" Fiat crock. ror auc ,car. oct
IL. teo>.
Powers of Attorney
Lang To \ L. Todd July ..
100
Felix Brown Ia 4 Z. Todd Sept. q.
zoos.
Frank Htl Ia :. T. Todd. oct l..
1aoS
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Granite minino Candles a.. N. best
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Billiards and pool. Board Of Ira !,
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ABOUT WEDDING NOTICES.

IHaswuch a. Wedding notices are
being suppressed. because of tin DE-
size to eseape the charieai union until
several DAYS after the events. tins
paper viii charge % cents a line Tor
notices of weddings if delayed for
mon" th.ru two day
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Steam heated room At the Golden
ate for the winter.
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Exi1 memher- IF committee
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Z \ Daniels has purchased the in
lrrest Of ". II. Campbell IN The North
Sttr restaurant. and viii collect aud
pae al outstanding accounts
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so to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
W. ""iV coffee house In town.
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BOILER FOR SALE.

Good G-h. p. boiler FIR sale. In
duire J.. Nugget
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

Hoval A. Smith was a passenger for
Douglas this morning. -
T. Fl. Sutton of Los Angeles was
Lowell visitor today
Porter Mcdonald was in Lowell to-
day from Tombstone. He went to
Hereford this afternoon.
James Sutherland is in Lowell from
his ranch in the Huachucas.
G. G. Word returned to Hereford
this afternoon, after several days
visit with Lowell friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Behrends are in
Lowell from their ranch in the Huach-
ucas.
A. a. DePriest is expected to ar
rive at his home In Don Luis for a
several months stay in New Mexico
in a few days.
Mrs. p A. Coulter has recovered
from her recent serious illness.
E. A. Block of South Bisbee expects
has family 70 arrive from the north
in a few days.
w. e. Hopkins has accepted a pc
sition with the Independent Fuel &
Feed Company at Bisbee.
Joseph marquis has resumed his dut-
les at the Copper Queen branch store,
after short illness.
Mrs. s. c. Smiley returned to her
home near Naco, today, after a short
visit with her gather, Mrs. William
Gaughan of Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

Yciooro Hagenamer of Cananea is
visiting In Douglas for a few days.
Miguel A. Lopez of the Lampasas
mine is in town for few days visit.
The Lampasas mine is one of the ricn-
est in the district and Mr.. Lopez says
they are as busy as ever
superintendent Walter Douglas was
in Douglas Sunday, returning to his
home on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood went to
Bisbe and back yesterday by team.
This is certainly making good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Slaughter came
in yesterday from the San Bernardino
ranch.
Ben FraRkerbkrg OF Bisbee passed
through to New York last night, where
he viii spend the next sixty days buy
ing goods.
r. }. Echhlan came III from FnOeHN
last night.
IT. and Mrs. Caven of Bisbee were
in Douglas Saturday night, returning
Sunday.
w. B. Kelly, editor OF the Tucson
Star. came in from Bisbee last night.
He viii return to Tucson today.
The private car Alamogordo passed
through last night to Ell Paso where
it goes to bring DR.. James Douglas on
his regular trip through this section.
Mrs. j. s. Stonehouse returned Sat
urday evening after weeks visit with
friends in Tucson.