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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD (Ths Vacuum METHOD OF
CURING WITHOUT MEDICINE-BY RE
STORING the eitcuiatl5R-has been tha
means OF RESTORING % HEALTH many
Of WASHINGTON : PROMINENT CITY
ZE&S. after the usual remedies and meth
IT WILL CURE THAT LANE BACK.
RHEU NJ AfLSM, BRIGHTS DISEASE and
those ailments OF the SPINE. STOMACH,
KIDNEYS. &c. and those maladles that an.
feet the limbs and make canes, clutches and
" heel chairs necessary, and walking lmpos-
Ei5ie.
Prof II. y. d. Parker. 1924 New YORK ave. nv
Sir-Ln the summer Of 1906. ] was attacked
with pains N nay back, IONS and lower parts
OF my body The doctors called &c KIDNEY
TROUBLE and CATARRH Of the BLAD-
DER, which developed into BRIGHT's DIS
EASE, IN lSJ. Also had INDIGESTION
and SPINAL AFFECTION and an eruption
that the doctors called PSORIASIS. which
was small patches Ct nrst but which spread
I'VE Inches across the spine. 1 VAS all run
down ana reduced IN weight from l75 pounds
20 ~. / have tried different doctors ana
taken several patent medicines. OF no avail
WAS GETTING WORSE ALL THE THE
UNTIL EMBRACED YOUR TREATMENT.
and In four months ana well and weigh IsJ
pounds and stlll Increasing YOUR REM
EDY DESERt rs THE CREDIT or ALI.
WHO SUFFER- FROM KIDNEY OR BLAD-
DER TROUBLE OK NERVOUS DISEASES.
/ ASH sure from my experience and that aF
many OF my friends, that your treatment
TREATMENT MAKES GOOD WHEN All.
OTHERS HAVE FAILED YOU. Yours truly.
JOHN A. BARNES.
Is Second 80. Ne. Washington u. C.
This Is the DrugIess cure for those and
orher SERIOUS NERVOUS and kindred
AILMENTS that BAFFLE the SKILL. ID
I refer b. permission % the following we'll
known citizens Of Washington. T.. C.. Thav
are YOUR uelEhoors and YOU can trust them
HON. MARTIN DODGE-Late Senator. O5i5-
residence, Laud5ver. Nd
MR. J. ]. NOOSAN-sla. Quick Lglch Res.
NIX. a. B. RUFF-Cashies. Central National
Mp r n. BRowN-wholessIe and Retail
Paints etc, 1th and n SITS NV
Mr. W - SHOWALTER-NeW spaper Core
spdndeut 81 Muusey Building
MIR GEO. T. DALTOS-U. S. Trea slIry.
residence. 70i 90 -. ne.
MR.. ROBERT HAFrFEY-SaIezman Golden
| Mr. GEO. ". CANNoN-U. S. Trssz5,-,.
residence, lIo{ y. II. ave NV
Mr.. H ZIIMEBMAN-iI0 9Th ST: residence.
1924 Monroe 81. NV
/ Mr. CHARLES HARTAJAN-saIesman. Col
denberE's, residence. 90 Bats St NV.
/ MRS SALLIA HAHTMAN-Residencs a0s
Bates ST nv.
aR JOHN A BARNEs-Navy Yard. resi-
/ denCe Is "a ri.
/ Mr.. c. II. EEACH-Navy Yard: residence
Mr. i7 CHARLES wHEELER-Savy yard.
| residence. 6s3 y. c. ave. Sc
! c. p. GEHRLNG. NJ D.. Washi1 gt0n: winter
| home. Santa Cruz, Cal
Interview any or al Of the above and SEQ
| PROF II. y. d. PARKER.
1925 New York Avenue n W.
| Hours. 70 TO ! and 20 g.
Sundays. 10 TO I and BIZ appointment
Lady Assistant
/ Consultation and Information Free.
Read Non MediCal Healing back cover 1913
City Directory.
Phone. u. 4lIZ mv1f-fF
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PORTER in saloon Inquire s5I PennsyIvaDia
ave - myi4-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

LADY, refined. win care for widower's chill
tren- reference NJ MALT, station B.
myl6-5t
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sAU-WAKERs and snip painIers. eNperI-
enced, BY the NEWPORT NEWS SHIP
BUILDING q DRY DOCK CO., Newport
News Va myl8-It
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TTNNERS-Two good, for roof work also
two good roof painters that can work on
scafTold 70 paint walls GRAFTON & sON-
ia gfh Il NV yla-dt
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Personal.

II YOU NEED money / win make YOU 3
Joan Of from SO 20 50 AZ a rate that viii
pay you TO iuyesIigate. Address BOX g.
Times Office ap2S-20t
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CLAIRVOYAEES.

MRS HENKLE. cIairvoyant. card reader
reliable business ads:Co given. hours / 10 &
Engagements Or Sunday - appointment only.
IL 4Jn 81. 81 nlyLI-g0t
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HELP WANrEp-MALE.

MAN-Colored. who understands washing ma
chimes. Apply al once. SHOREHAM LAUN-
DRY mylb-2t
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SPRING TIME is the time YOU most need
Hunters Dust-killing Floor oil. After tax
ing up the floor covering give it a coat OF
glossy finish. Only soc gal. Phone Main
Sass or drop postal to 115 Pa ave. nv.
myil-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG's III and Is SITS. NV,
GREENG CAPITAL. A DIV I r I 5 G
AGENCY, I146 18th St NV
w K. McNULTY, Cigar store, l4th ana 7 NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. IN ST. hhode
Island ave. and X 81. nv.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th 81 ana
MaEs. ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG Christlani Pharmacy.
sw. cor, 9TH ana N SITS, nv.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New 1oEA ave
and North Capitol street,
R. A. NEITCH, 10th and 81 sts- NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 3lst and q sts NV
s. u WAGNER a Co, lst and Il stss n9-
l. T. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and p sts. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa.aVe-nW
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and FaFA
road.
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th ana L
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POsT CARDS.

DROP N Snd spend a leisure hour. Nov
elites in caI5s. Unique gifts The "Isf-
dist's" paradise. HALL ROOM POST CARD
SHOP, 40 10Th 81, myI3-W, ga. Su-s0t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch omees
at regular Office rates. II IL Is IN
convenient TO leave advertisements
at elmer branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teie-
phOned direct TO The Times lMain
5260), and q messenger viii cali 10
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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MISS MARGARET sCHEETZE. graduate IH--
ternatiOnal Massage Movement Cure lnsti-
tute, New York: office and parl0r. ii93 q 81
NV; ladies' only Tel Main Ass. mys-l4t
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MATTRESSES.

HAIR MATTRESSES remade. $50 with
new tick, 81. TO wash ticks, soc extra salts
faction or no pay A CARTER. II25 20th st.
nv. Drop postal. mvl5-st
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated aY5
made comfortable as new at small cost "a
can your work done. Factory and sales
room, 6S3 II nv. Phone N 2997- 1. 7. JONES,
apZ5-90t
WE HAVE the best facilities Tor remakIng
and FeDoyatfng your bedding: steam IS tbs
only exterminator OF vermin and moths. new
mattresses. beds ana box Springs 20 your or
der factory s'-Icssi steam carpet cleaning.
z. p. HINksELs & CO.. ass Maine ave Phone
Main 2o25. ap23-26t
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MEN 10 get best hair cut in the ty. l5e;
boys hair hair cut I0o; shave wi n neck
shave, lOc; razors honed l9ci two 20 nrst-
class white BARRIERS; close pm. 6I7 E st.nw.
mNII-f
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HELP wANrED-Male and Female.

STENOGRAPHERS are always IN demand
We can prepare you for a position IN 100
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, CtI-
orado Building. Open day and night.
myl6-t-
TO DEMONSTRATE tie superiority OF cur
method OF teaching touch typeWritln8 anu
rapid muscular movement penmansh-p, "e
have decided to oIer a two months course
on Saturday mornings, absolutely free, 70 30
students Of The Sth and high school grades
positively no more than the ABOVE NUMBER
will be accepted as our space Is limited
Apply at once to sTRAYER's BUSINESS
COLLEGE. aP-1- ~
EXPERT MANICURING. shampooing and
facial massage 10 do: a. IA. 10 p, IN.
Sundays Included 1927 9Th St nv mylo-4t
WANTED Respectable and influential col
ored families, in different parts OF the city
10 represent an art studio at their homes;
also one in Alexandria good commission
address ART STUDIO 504 "a 81 sW
my16-2t
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1ith and
NV Day and night school all the year
Shorthand. t-pewriting, bookkeeping banE-
ing. English md civil service Type~riters az
Students homes Write or cali for catalogus.
ap21-90t
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THE BELL STUDIO gives one large duchess
panel with every order amounting 20 s.; eN-
ceIlence in portraiture. Lady solicitors want
ed. 1921 C nv. Phone NJ. A13. mys-9Ot
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER GROCERY stores at sl7s. s900. $50.
and $500; choice places and open Tor rirlf
Investigation. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 81 +. nyls-4
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NIGHT ENGINEER who can furnish good
references and does not drink. apply MGR,
THE CONCORD myib-si
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, For Rent
Rooms. Rooms and Board-One cent wofd-
Pnsincss Opportunitses, For Sale Mis-
ceiianeou5, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found. Wanted miscellaneous.
Dogs Pets, ete.-15 cents a llnes times
consecutively. 121R cents Ahei SliLlgs
eonsecutively, 10 cents Inc 4a4A'-
mum charge IS cents.
An other Classincattons-l5 cents
line. . times cOnsecutiVeiy. ia cents a
line. times consecutively, 10 cents q
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SPECIAL SALE or SUITS.
WOLFE SKIRTS.
A. L FALk.
9l5 T st. uR. nyi5-2t
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PRESSING CLUB.

ARE YOU PRESSED Improved method 81 @
per month brushed spots removed, minor re-
pairs, pressed and delivered on forms. WASH
INGTON PRESSING CLUB. IIo5 18TH ST. nw
Phone X GsS4 myl5-3gc
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LUNCH ROOM business street and opposite
Government department IDEAL stand Tor c0i-
ored party; saerince Tor $500 rent So. llv-
ERE Gil F. r.yra 40
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADF,-Great- |
est opportunity ever offered, only elgl weeks /
required wages after first month steady |
position guaranteed graduates. ritc for |
free catalogue. MOLERS BARBER COL
LEGE. 207 Bowery. New York city. myl6-bt |
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ELK LAUNDRY. 13n r NV. sheets &c: Pl-
low cases. &C. spreads. I0cs towels &c; table
cloths, &c. napkins. &C. collars and cuhss &C.
work guaranteed; suits month, 81.
npe2-Sst
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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NoRTItEAsT

LADDON PHARMACY, 300 Florida ave ne
CHAS. II BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
2cCHESNEE & JOACHIM. cor ID and d sts.
KRAUS' PHARMACY. 9th aad X sts.
AcCHESNEY s. JOACHIM. 6th and b sts. ns.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY hTEt-class fun dress ana tuxedo
suits for hire a. most reasonable prices
Il. 7. PIMES. MERCHANT TAILOR.
los 9Th ST. nW. apls-s5t
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81. $50 FOR LONG established corner lunch
room; cheap rent: daily receipts. sol NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil r.
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PAINTER-Ex Experienced carriage. Apply in
mediately 100 6th ST. IL
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TO THE LADIES.

MRS. GREEN. 1893 5th st. nv.
Hair Worker. Puffs From Your Cnsnb-
ings. 6 FOR SL00 Work Guaranteed.
Phone y. 1876 myi6-su, S-st
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SOUTHEAST.

SOUTHEAST.
A. z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts-
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS Sc
Al. s. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and B streets.
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DYEING, CLEANING. PRESSING.

YOUR CLOTHES made from finest imported
and domestic fabrics; At moderate prices
Dyeing cleaning, pressing, etc. done reason
ably }. Hosenbaum. rs John Marshall place
my9-mo fr, sz-S0t
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Il. r. LUEHSSEN Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
+ l. CAkNE & CO., 7O3 King St
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
T. a SONNEMAN.
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GEORGETOWN.
r. p. WELLER. Pharmacy, 3524 n 81. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS wASTED-To sell new Presidential
puzzle and another souvenir article, these
are winners. a good proposition. call on
myI5-5r
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.

SCIENTIFIC FUR STORING.
Compartments free from moisture Our
charges are moderate. b. II. STINEMETz
& son CO.. Inc. St cor. 18TH. ap22-90t
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

EGGS from standard barred Plymouth Rocks
and s. G. White Leghorns, 81 per Is: 81 per
100. NJ. X. STROAD Herndou. Va myis-zt
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SECRETARY-Wr German, English; stem
mvl6-3t
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F. z. GREEN. pressing club. expert clean
Ing dyeing and repairing. ladies and gem
uemen; all orders promptly ATTENDED TO- SIG
and SIS 18Th 81. nv. myIztu. Ih, sa-5lt
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BRYAN IN PITTs8URe

PITTSBURG, Pa. March 27.-Wil- liam J. Bryan arrived in Pittsburg this morning from Washington and
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.FENNO ENTERTA|hS
 LtRGE AUDIENCE
Able Lecturer Well Received Will Deliver Number of
 Addresses Here.

A large and appreciatiye audience listened to Mir. F'enno's talk at the Y. NJ. c. A. last evening on the sub ject, The Scrap Heap His man. ner, sometimes earnest, sometimes joking, captivated the men and held them in close sympathy with him. He is certainly realizing the wish he voiced when on Wednesday night he said. q want in some way, men, to josh you so you will come and hear these talks" and josh them ne cer- tainly did when he told of his ex- periences with number twelve boot planted on the part of his anatomy where it would do the most good.
 MT. George rendered a vocal soio and was given a hearty encore. Miss Iva Butler and Mir. Frank Butler ren- 6ered a musical duet.
 Sunday at one o'clock Mir. Fenno will speak to men in the Royal Thea tre. Sunday evening at 6:15 MT. Fenno will address the Union Young Peoples meeting in the Methodist church. He will also speak at 1880 at the union meeting of the churches in the Methodist church. Mir. Fenno will also give a talk to boys at 10 o'clock today in the Y. M. c. A.
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ABLE TALkERS
 WILL ADDRESS
 ORGANIZATION
Neale and Parsons on Program for Speeches at Meeting of Democratic Club to Be Held Monday Evening.

On Monday evening the Warren District Democratic Club will hold another meeting in Odd Fellows Hall in the Johnson-Henniger building on Main Street, at which time two well known speakers will address the or gdnization.
 One of the speakers on this occa- sion will be A. F. Parsons, of Doug las, acknowledged to be one of the ablest campaign takers in the county and close student of political affairs. Many who heard Parsons speak in the last campaign have no hesitancy in saying that he has a keener inslgnl into the history of the Republican party in the country and a more com prehensive knowledge of the mauuel in which it's policies have worked evil to the country than any man il the territory
 Hon. Neil Bailey, speaker of the lower house of the Twenty-Fourth legislature was to have been the other speaker on Monday evening, but owing to an important business en- gagement will not be able to attend. To take Bailey's place on the program the committee has secured City At torney George H. Neal. On account oF his prominence in the city Neale's ability as a public speaker is well known to almost everyone in the com munity. He is rated as one of the ablest attorneys before a jury in the territory because of the clearness and conciseness which always char acterize bis addresses. While he is an eloquent speaker his main hold on an audience is the keen and logical manner in which he analyzes a given proposition.
 With these two speakers on the program it is needless to say that the meeting will be we'll attended.
 The membership of the organiza- tion has grown remarkably during the few weeks of its existence, anu report from the membership commit tee on its progress since the last meeting is eagerly awaited. It is the intention to try and secure a mem bership of 1000 before the coming city election.
 A meeting of the membership com mittee of the Warren District Demo cratic club was held at the club head quarters in the Johnson -Henniger building last evening. Quiye a large attendance was present, neatly every member of the committee being there when the meeting was called to or der by Chairman C. c. Thompson.
 After the regular order of busIIf.t, was transacted, Secretary George S. Gage made an eloquent appeal to the members of the committee on matters pertaining to the boosting for new members and the welfare of the club. He also urged that the members de liver the names which they had SC cured so that they could be enrolled on the roster of the club. In re- sponse to this request nearly all of
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the members reported additional names, H, A. Vaughan leading with total of 125 new names.
 The membership of the club Is growing constantly, and it is the in tsntion of the committee to bring the membership up to the thousand mark in a short time. They are not over looking any opportunity in which they can add to the strength of the clHb.
 The headquarters presented a most inviting and attractive appearance, as result of the efforts of Secretary Gage and Chairman Thompson and the walls were artistically decorated with the American colors, also large portrait of "the great common er," William Jennings Bryan.
 After other discussions pertaining to the welfare of the club the com mittee adjourned until their next meeting night, Friday. April 3.
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IMPORTANT MEE TIHG
 OH MOhOAY
BiSbee Board of Trade Will Meet at 2 O'Clock to Con- slider Matters of Importance. Many New Members

At 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, an other big meeting of the Bisbee Board of Trade will be held. This meeting is called by President George Buxton who desires that the members who can do so will attend, as the meeting will be of great importance to the district at large. The meeting will be held at the boards headquarters
 At this meeting there will be taken up the passing of resolutions asking congress to act as soon as possible upon the proposition of establishing a federal bureau of mines, something on the order of the agricultural bur eau, which has. done So much to fur ther the farming industry of the coun- try. These resolutions will be sent to congress as soon as possible after being passed, and that body will be asked to act favorably on the matter.
 This action will be Tn accordance with a request of the Los Angeles bureau of mines, the Los Angeles or ganizatiCn having been extremely ac- tive recently on the issue, and has asked the cooperation of every min ing camp in the entire southwest in this movement.
 At Mondays meeting letter will be drafted which will be sent. to Hon. Mark Smith, which Will contain an invitation to attend the next banquet to be given by the board, which will be held at a date in the near future. This banquet will be known as the railroad mems banquet, and it is the intention of the board to invite every prominent railroad man in this sec tion of the country
 The date of this banquet has not yet been set, but it is an assured fact that this affair will be another great achievement of the local organization.
 Since the last meeting of the board many new members have been well comed into the organization, among them being the following. B. NJ. Pat tison, c. B. Rinehart, Tester & Hicks, W. L. Edwards, manager of the Cop per Queen hotel, and H. H. McCord, Of the El Paso real estate firm of Mo Cord & Orpin. Quite a number of other Bisbee business men have signi- fled their intentions Of becoming mem bers of the board, and their names will be entered upon the membership roll of the organization at the next meeting.
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CUNNINGHAM WILL VISIT
 ELkS' LODGES
District Deputy Was Official Visitor to the Douglas Lodge Thursday Night-Will Visit Other Lodges in Territory.

M J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee, returned yesterday morning from Douglas, where he nau been to pay an official visit to the lodge of Elks in that city. Mir. Gun Sssingham is the district deputy for the Sterritory of Arizona, and as such it is his duty to visit the several lodges of the territory.
 ''I found the Douglas lodge to be in excellent condition,T said MT. Cunningham yesterday" Recently the lodge has been conducting campaign for new members and dur ing the last month somethink like one hundred candidates have been taken into the lodge, giving it total membership of something like 275. The membership of this lodge is com posed of very high class men, with Albert NJ. Sames as Exalted Ruler.
 "The Douglas lodge has secured lots on Tenth street and it is the in- tentiont to plan and begin the erection of a hall building il the near future, perhaps before the end of the present Fsyear. It is the intention of the mem bers to give circus during rne month of next July, as a means of adding to their building fund"
 Speaking generally of the B. P. O. E. in Arizona Mir. Cunningham stated that his information was to the ef- feet that all the lodges were growing in strength. There are ten lodges ill Arizona, two of which are located in Cochise county. Others are at Tue son, Phoenix, Yuma, Prescott, Flag staff, Williams and Globe. It is es- timated that in the lodges of Arizona there is a total membership of 3,00U It is the intention or MT. Cunningham to visit as many of the territorial lodges as possible between now and the first of July. Next month he will probably visit the lodges at Tue son, Phoenix and Prescott. He hopes to be able to get to Globe, but hard ly expects that it will be possible to get to the lodges located farther north in the territory.
 The annual grand lodge of the Elks will be held this year at Dallas, Texas, in the month of July and it is the expectation that there will be a large attendance from the Arizona lodges, owing tot the nearness of the meeting place. The railroads will make special rates as usual and the cost of trip from Bisbee or Doug las will not be great Two years ago when the grand lodge was held at Denver there was a large attendance from this section and the crowd for Dallas will no doubt be as great.
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WORKING OA TIE
 DOUGLAS ROAD Highway Is Being Improved Under the Supervision of Good Roads Association.

Work has been begun on the road between Bisbee and Douglas, and at present there are about fourteen meI. employed on the work Dr. c. L. Caven, president of the Good Roads Association, which was organized some time ago. has direct charge Of the work.
 The road between here and Doug las is a much traveied one, especial ly by automobiles, and the road will be made more passable and of bet ter and more uniform grade. Up to the present time much difficulty has been had by many who have been making the trip to Douglas over the road by automobile, and in some places the road is hardly passable on account of either the great amount of rocks or sand.
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was enthusiastically received by the local branch of the Bryan State league. During the forenoon he re- ceiyed many prominent democrats in conferences at the Fort Pitt hotel. Ar engagements have been made for Mir Bryan to deliver political speech al mass meeting in Exposition Music hall tonight. Tomorrow morning ne will go to Parkersburg.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-28
Seventh Volume Issued.

Horace J. Stevens, the Hougnton copper statistician, and publisher of The Copper Handbook has just is sued Vol. of this valuable work The book is the largest and most complete volume of the work ever issued, containing descriptions of 626 mines in different parts of the world, in addition to twenty-three preliminary and statistical chapters. Owing to the illness of NIT. Stevens during the early part of last year and by reason of fire which dam aged many of the plates from which the handbook was printed the pres ent edition is issued with an apolo- gy, in that the author begs indulgence for his failure to revise the portion devoted to detaild descriptions of the mines. The preliminary and statisi cal chapters having been entirely re- written, and new matter added, so the volume is again a most valuable one.
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The overhauliug and repairing oI the road is under the supervision of the Good Roads Association, the county having nothing whatever to do with the work The association is paying all the bills and hirlns tne men who are employed on the under taking.
 This work will be steadily pursued until the highway is in good condi- tion and good for any class of travel When it is completed it will be one of the best country roads in the ter. ritory, if not the southwest.