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against hunger and often the timely
protection against sheer starvation,
the zest of hunting by sea and land
has been a passing incident, its risks
minimized by the overwhelming
weapons their mighty, though distant,
civilization affords. But the Eskimos,
equipped chiefly with the crude har-
poems and light kyacks of their own
devising, and wandering leagues in
their wild, almost aimless journeys,
represent the extreme of mans rash
ness in adventure.
\ The white man-with mis- alcohol
which has SO long poisoned him that
he is a walking arsenal of poisons for
his own defense; with his germs Of
wreak upon his immune body but lit
tie harm, so many microscopic ser
penis multiplying in their native hab-
itat; with his morals that give the in
stinctive lie TO every baptism of NOR
ality that has yainIy consecrated his
unregenerate fiesh-has done his evil
best 10 ruin the virtue and the health
Of the ignorant, hale, pure-blooded.
clean-minded children Of the Arctics
Yet the scboolnIaster from Dresden
will find ample subjects for his ven
turesome stUdy-men and women of
the uncontaminated, ancient race, still
clad in the warm sealskins the wives
OF the hunters have chewed with their
strong. white teeth until every fiber in
the sun-dried hide has been broken
down, and the garment is as soft and
pliable as the broadcloth of the bur
gomeisters,
He will learn, in their full, priceless
value, the simple directness, honesty
and loyalty which make the pure
blooded Eskimos the finest quality OF
gentlemen that are to be found on
earth-which, indeed, from the mag.
nifcent expeditions of Peary to the
lonely year Of exile spent among them
by Peary's surgeon, DR.. Dedrick, made
them the sole perdence OF the white
man in his siege e the still unattain.
able pole.
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TO LIVE AS ESKIMO
GERMAN SCHOOL TEACHER WILL
BEGIN ODD QUEST NEXT YEAR.
Bernhard Hantzseh is the Mans
Name and He viii Live Among
the Natives of the Frozen
North for Three Years.

To become an Eskimo IN manner OF
years is the plan OF Bernhard
Hantzsch, a German school teacher,
who next year proposes to affiliate
himself with one of the wandering Els
hmo tribes and live with them, adopt
Ing as far as possible their customs
and habits, and should he survive the
experience he hopes to make his way
northward along the western coast at
the end of the three years and meet
with some whaling ship that will bring
him back to Europe
Herr Hantzsch viii pay part of his
expenses and part win be assumed by
the members of the scientific societies,
Of Dresden. Vast stores of facts re-
main to be assembled, If the world Of
science is to be endowed with com.
plete record of the material lives and
the social customs of the Eskimos,
doomed TO so speedy an extinction.
And this record viii have scientific
value only as it is gathered at first
hand by some bold, hardy, studious
considerable part Of his life to the diff
ficult investigation.
A writer, describing experiences
with the Eskimos, in 1900, in connec-
ton with Peary expedition work, re-
marked that some day there will be
given to the world fund of scientific
knowledge regarding them which must
be of absorbing human interest
1t is just that complete Identification
which Herr Hantzsch will seek to-
achieve, and his interest viii be al
most exclusively occupied with the
humanity of the Arctic highlands,
rather than with the land and the sea.
He will know the fierce joy of the
walrus hunt as no other white man
has ever known it--in the fashion of
the native. Even to the many ex-
plorers to whom the animals Of the
Arctics have been the sole resources
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-07

It is in small details that hostess
makes her mark and # is hardly pos
sibIe to overdo the provision of extra
comforts.
When the guest is an elderly person
or somewhat of an invalid a spirit
lamp and small saucepan will probably
prove invaluable during the night. 4
tin of biscuits represents also kindly
forethought, while the housemaid
should always be instructed to in
quire of each guest if any other small
matters are required, a hot-water bot
tie at night and extra blankets max
ing all the difference.
A card giving the name of the postal
deliveries and departures should al
ways be placed in photograph frame
on the writing table, or hung on a
prominent spot on the wall. the times
Of meals being likewise included. )
railroad time table should also be in
evidence.
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HATS FOR THE CHILDREN.
Many Models from Which Selections
May Be Made.

A combination Of two or three
shades in the matter of ckildrens
hats is an important feature of the
moment. A very popular alliance is
that of ''framboise" and fawn, in the
form of two large satin choux loosely
put together, which are placed exact
Iy in front of the mushroom-shaped
aat
Another trimming consists of thick
cable cords" fashioned of twists OF
wide satin ribbon in three different
tones, which are passed around the
Gowns of the hats and terminate in
i large Turks head knot, catching an
ostrich or marabout plume.
For the tiny nursery people nothing
Is prettier than a soft, white, hairy
felt, finished with a hem of white
satin and a ruche of the same, the
center of which is punctuated at in
teryals with market punches of pink
tipped field daisies.
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Lace EpauIette prsperies.

Very pretty and graceful are the
lace draperies of epaulette shape which
replace the sleeve in its ordinary form
for ball and dinner dresses. The lace
employed for the purpose is from six
to eight inches broad. Gathered close
ly over the shoulders, 1t falls in full
folds over the top of the arm.
The widely opened. armhole has be-
come a generally observed fashion, but
is more suited for day than evening
wear, and is often a rather displeasing
feature with low bodice. The lace
drapery just described replaces it adj
yantageously, and still preserves the
bread appearance across the shout
ders, which has been one of the char
acteristics of this winters fashions
For young girls the same sort of
drspery is made of Greek or point
d'esprit net. with a marrow. self-col.
ored crimped fringe as edging.
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DOLL THAT CHILDREN LIKE.
Homemade Article Is Frequently the
Most Popular,

IL often happens that little mex
pensiye or homemade toy win please
a child much more than something
that we may buy in a shop and pay a
good price for, and the doll from
which this sketch was made ranked
far above many of the other and more
valuable possessions of its juvenile
owner. Il can be easily made out of
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1 think the tea apron has come to
stay. The clever woman has learned
that no article of apparel imparts such
a dainty, honey, domestic and alto
gether lovable air to the wearer as the
little tea apron, and the clever
hostess at afternoon teas, informal
veranda affairs and the welsh rare
bit" repast in the late evening, is rare
ly seen without one of these fasciDat,
ing little aprons. The wild rose tea
apron can be embroidered in shadow
work or with the solid or half-solid
embroidery, done in wild rose shades
Of embroidery cotton or silk. The for
get-me-not apron is especially dainty,
and the design is very easy to work.
The natural shades of forget-me-nots.
blue and green. should be used for
the DISTINGUISHING Dispatch.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO LOT CLAIMANTS


Notice is hereby given, that all
claimants Of -ots on that certain
triangular tract of land within. the
corporate limits Of the City of Bis
bee, and for which the receivers final
receipt for United States patent as
an addition TO the original townsite
has been obtained by the mayor of
said city, said triangular tract being
bounded on one side by the Copper
Prince Mining Claim, on another by
the Molvina Mining Claim, and on
the third side by a line Of the orig
inal townsite of said city, the Elk's
Club building and part of the John
son house being on the same, ano
the said tract of land containing 1.07
acres according to the plat Of the
said tract made by the Surveyor
General and by him fled in the
United States land Office, are required
to file their Gains for their lots in
the Office Of the mayor OF the said
city of Bisbee on or before the 10th
day of July, 1908, In order that the
mayor as trustee may issue deeds to
the owners and claimants Of said
lots
The map and plat Of said triangular
tract OF ground may be seen in the
Office of the mayor. the city clerk,
or in the Office Of the city engineer.
Dated Bisbee. Arizona, April 8,
1908.
C. L. CAvEN.
Mayor OF the City OF Bisbee and
Trustee for the use and benefit
Of the occupants Of the Bisbee
Townsite. COZ
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MACHINE BROKE DOWN
CAMPED OUT ALL NIGH

While returning from an automobile
trip to Tombstone Thursday night, Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Richardson were Obliged
to camp out all night about ten miles
from Douglas, owing to breakdown of
the machine. They made good time
until within sight of Douglas, when
something went wrong with the ma
cine and it was simply case of wait
ing till daylight When the sun came
up they walked TO the nearest ranch
house. where they got breakfast and
p horse to send to town for another
automobile. which brought the party
into the city
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TWO NEW BUILDINGS
FOR THE SHELTER CITY

Announcement Is made that two
new brick building are to be erected
in Douglas, work to start right away.
One is one-story brick for John
Speer, the other a similar structure
for J. L. Cresswell. Tadlock brothers
have both contracts.
The Speer building IL to be the
home of the new White House sa-
loon and win be erected upon the
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site OF the old frame building, which
is now being dismantled, In dimen-
sions it win be rs by 80 feet and the
contract is for $500. The front will
be especially attractive and the sa-
loon fixtures Will be Of handsome
design.
The Creswell building will be erect
ed upon the site CT the old Joe Con
ley store on G avenue and viii be Is
by 60 feet II will be q brick store
building and win cost $1,000.
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NERVO-VITAL DEBILITY

impaired sPIA4-When the
by
the
ton the
will
Of arneren
foun5 ting
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TERRILL MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Inc.

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WE CURE:

a applications
UNIQUE USED
by cataph oress,
a
no mercury
Off following the
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-07

any odd piece of material that we may
happen to have by us. 1t is cut out
In two pieces, one to form the back
and one the front, and stitched to-
gether at the edges and well stuffed
with cotton wool. Two blue beads
form the eyes and the lines of the face
are worked on the cloth in coiored
silks. The hair consists Of a small
piece of soft fur sewn on at the back
Of the head, and four beads sewn on
lown the front suggested buttons.
rhe apron is made separately and ties
round the waist. The side view shows
the thickness the doll should be when
completed, and about seven inches
N height is a good size in which it
may be made, and, of course, it may be
dressed in any style liked.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-07

cATARRH RUPTURE, CANCER scRoFULA, EPILEPSY
NERVOUS DECLINE, SON. LOST VITALITY LOSSES
AND DRAINS ERRORS DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURE GLteh
VARcocELE, all CHRONIC RECTAL, GEM
TO-URINARY and PRIVATE PELVIC DISEASES and
WEAKNESSES o A WRITTEN LEGAL GUAR
POSITIVE AND LASTING CURE
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We Employ No Substitutes.

THIS is THE ONLY MEDICAL IN
sTiTuTE IN THE STATE EN-
PLoYiNe ELECTRO THERMo HY-
vIsRo PHOTO MECHANIC PNEMo
AND ORGANIC THERAPY IN THE
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SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON

is
blood the hbers
and the whole system are a suS"s'hen' anu f "
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Review want Aa. Bring Results.
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An
Institution


tomorrow the peranency of
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK collapsed violence
The of stocks
proceedings
the support which have
through digestion profits which has been gong on tins
Wall
the conduct OF market operations The ming the
New York. New Haven Hartford
the law much dwt upon as os.ng
reached for the
holders stocks
collapse
Of
News
general
than
Of
reported by the American
pu6ished today
the
going March Is which time there mad
favorable
devope much demand stocks looked
bought
these today and
Union
bank cash the actual
there results the decline
Bonds Total sales value S422Oo United States
bondsN unchanged on call Tor the week
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
weelIx Clearing House statement

NEW YORK May 23.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week SHOWS VS. 'nal
qurements OF the % per cent reserve rule. Inns
is decrease of IS, l2l, ,975 In the proportionate
cash reserve compared with previous account.
The statement follows:
Loans. S1.219. O47 900: increase, $1a ,927 300
Deposits 81 zoe 923 300; increase. $50 702, 100
Circulation, SS7. .2C7 200: Increase SCI. 900.
Legal tenders. s6G. $50, 0OO decrease. " vi loo
Specie, 1912, o55. 400 decrease, II 92o 100 o.
Reserve, $3.50, us. 200; decrease, 81, e46. POO
Reserve required. $500, $3.50, ,225; increase, s5,-
1865.
Ex United States deposits, s64, 153, 7o0 de-
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks at the close or business yes
terday 29.24
The statement of banks and trust companies
of Greater New York not members OF the clear
ing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits of $685. 759 800 in addition to
the cash on hand SCI. 72o, 500, and loans amount
ing to Ss61. 1856. 600.
The Financier will say:
1.-THE statement of associated banks OF New
York city for the week ending May 70 showed
decrease taking the report of actual condf-
tions as a basis OF comparison, of $4,000 600 In
cash reserve. This not surprising in view
of the fact that the banks during the week lost
sS. .000. 900 TO the treasury on account OF repay
ment of public. deposits, and something IKE
owing ,, to continued cas sSppers
by the banks for the week was S4. S06, 200, which
goes to show that the other losses already men
toned were made up largely through excess
of receipts from the interior and from other
sources The loans of the banks for the week
increased $11 2o9 500. due largely to the eontin-
ued revival of speculative activity on the stock
exchange and the commitments in commercial
lines. Deposits during the week rose $40 65i :
600. which increase did not coincide with the
other changes noted. A rather surprising al
though not important feature Of the statement
was the increase of s1s5. 600 in circulation, this
at time when banks apparently are making
every effort TO decrease the amount or their
circulating notes outstanding. The total oepos-
its of the clearing house banks now amount to
81 302 600 0oo which is by far the largest figure
ever reported
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Receipts OF Produce
FOR SATURDAY. MAY 2s
THE STOCK MARKET
Ophir and Mexican Higher and Active
Other Mining Stocks and Local
Securities Quiet

Every class OF stocks was dull yesterday
There was very little trading the stock and
bond exchange, and except an advance in
Giant Powder TO $3.50. there were inc
tuations worthy OF remark The southern Ne
vadas were fat. with the market very tame
even for Saturday, which at best Is quiet
day. The Comstocks exhibited the peculiar con-
dition noted for some days past. Mexican and
Ophk. being actively dealt In. while the others
were more less quiet. Mexican sold yester-
day at s1-10@1-20 closing at ths latter 1glre-
against $1-12 Friday. and Ophir at 81. 629
2-s0, against Fridays close OF 81 80 There
were also active transactions In Sierra Ne
vada az about previous prices
President Ruggles OF the San Francisco stock
exchange has appointed the following new
stock listing committee in place OF the old one.
recently resigned: G.. $. CLARK. chairman;
Thomas Robinson Frank Sternberg. Boyd L.
Wilson and J. Kullmann-
Late assessments are: McCloud River club.
800 per share. delinquent June "a; Mstropol-
itan planning mills company. 81, delinquent
June "a.
The Guadalupe Quicksilver mining company
has Incorporated with 81, 900. 900 capital and
sufficient monay subscribed TO develop thu old
Guadalupe mines near San Jose. Mex
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Sharp decline in the New York stock market.
Cotton spots and futures higher Coppers lower
Trading still light the local stock exchanges
Local bank cearngs decrease 2z per from last
Silver zsc lower. Hongkong exchange lc lower
New York and sterling exchange as before quoted
Wheat barley, OATS corn and beans unchanged
Feedstuffs scarce and firm. Hay quiet and easy
Potatoes onions and summer vegetables IN ample supply
Poultry market weak with allarge carryover
Not much change in butter, eggs or cheese
Fresh active demand for retailing canning and Shipment
Improving demand for future prunes in the east
Heavy hogs lower Other meats unchanged
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Flour- Receipts, 80, 800
barrels; exports. $4,000 barrels. Dull and lower
Minnesota patents. S5.20@5.60; winter straights,
81 30G4.5o; Minnesota bakers, S4.25@4.60; win
ter extras. $350@4.10; winter patents, $45oQ
4.so: winter low grades, SS; ;4o@4
Wheat-Receipts A. 900 bushels exports, 3d.
400 bushels. Spot-Firm; No. red, 81 05 eleya-
tor; No. red. 81 .0oA nominal f. o. b. aloat;
NO bsrd nUr5hsrn mnter pa.h s1is soat aIos' AS
result of rains in the southwest and strong corn
market. wheat frmer today, closing partly
closed at $3.50 and September closed at 945Ac.
s%aSc. % "A' A''' '''e'' -'''' ' -'0'
Petrolcum-steady Refined. New York. $685.
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $5.7o; do, in bulk.
sugsr-asw, hrm; fair refining. s.7Ac; cen
1 ssd s. so No. 8 Ss S9 s So ssSf NJ
No. H. 4.e5c; No. 49, 4.e0c; No IA. 4.55c; con-
sestioners A. S7oe mold A 5Tss cu.loaf
Conee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
to points higher. on scattering support from
including: September. s.l0c; December and
March, 6.05c. Spot-Steady; No. Rio CSC:
No: Santos, SIC; mild, quiet: Cordova ess a
Butter weak; creamery specials, 2sc; extras,
22nc; third to frsts, 1S122c western factory
nyts. l71se. Cheese and eggs steady; un-
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporated Apples-The market is quiet, bit
holders ehow little inclination to force business
Fancy quoted at 10@10hc; choice, SbM
9hc; prime, 7@7l3c: common to fair 5lsMeizc.
Prunes-Are steady on spot but change is
reported in prices, which range from &c to 14c
for California and from b%c to 1oc for Oregon
fruit.
Apricots--Ars unchanged with choice quoted
01ec.
Peaches-Continue quiet. with choice quoted a,
DC; extra choice, e1sc; fancy. 1o@1ol5c; extra
fancy, u@11Zc.
Rafsins--No fresh developments are reported in
the market tor faiGns, with loose muscate
quoted at 50eAe: choice to fancy seeded Ga a
Sc; seediess raisins, s@oc; London layers. $I.2t
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Additional reports of
damage by drouth to the wheat crop in south
ern Europe and Kansas were chiefly responsible
for the strength In wheat today. Shorts and
commission houses active bidders All day
and offerings at no time excessive The
market closed firm. July opened h@Nc lower
at s9A geoc. advanced to COX 0S6ssc and
closed at soss 690hc.
Corn was strong the entire day on buying by
shorts, which was based on continued wet wealth
er In portions OF the corn belt. The market
closed strong. May sold between 75Ac and
1oskc and closed at 76c. July opened UNCHANGED
TO sc higher at 85ss d651ac, advanced 60 ..
655sc and closed at 6Gkc.
The cats market was firm. but the volume
Of trade was small July opened unchanged 81
4Cxc, advanced TO 47Kc and closed at 47Hc.
Provisions we're easy on l0c decline in live
hogs. Local packers were the principal sellers
At the close Iuly pork was OF &C. lard was ofi
Sc and ribs were 215c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows: