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The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
Recipe.
DC. RoBERTs.

How do you make q campaign
speech"
That's easy answered the SPELL
binder. You talk little on general
topics; then mention the candidates
name: then wait for the applause and
then begin over and go through the
1me procedure until your time IL
used up."-Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
Didn't Fool Her.

Nan-Little Algy has got nerve, ali
right. He knows the lake is going to
be rough. and he's smoking a strong
black cigar.
Fan-Huh Don't you know Algy
better than that? He knows he is
going to be seasick. and he'll throw
the blame on the cigar.-Chicagc
Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
VISITS VIII
- NMYGLEEY
The Simple Life.

isAN
suburban home l
was OF n very
trustful nature. as
regards fe II c @ s.
Later. | lost some
Of my optimism
and because city
visitors insisted
on walkin &
through my 'ow'
or beds. erected q
fence on three
sides OF my prop
crty. This Il ,hcmc
was n great sue
crss as a rabbit
trap. The FIRST
week ! caught
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior.
L S Land offce AT Pueblo. Colorado.
October u, 1908
Notice is hereby given that Jerry s. La-heiy
Of OrdwAy, Colombo. who. on January II, I9O.,
made Homestead Entry No lG75s, Serial No.
Olili, for Lots /, >, So MEL, Section ;. To~ .
ship 90 S. Range 81 " G'h Principal Meridian n
has filed notice of int ,ntion to make Final
commststion Proof. u establish claim To the
land above described. before U s. Land Otfic,
at Pueblo, Colorado, on the 9Th day OF Decem.
her, 1905.
Claimant names us witnesses:
II I Owens. OF Ordway. Colorado.
Jas. NJ. steele of -
Geo. CALLAHAN OF -
C. W. Nits. of Pueblo, Colorado.
A ABBEY. Register
First publication DC ober 3Ith.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
Cupid Practical.

DO you believe in love at first
s.te?"
Certainly. II It Is a desirable site"
baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
Notice For Publication

fir-, publication oe,ob II issh.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

First publication October Isih
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
MiRing STngiters sund Stock Quotations
OUTPUT
IN GiLA COUNTY


Assessor
1906
o
probability be
past in spite of the drop in price The figures follow;
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
WORLDS STANDARD REFER.
ENCE BOOK ON COPPER.

THE MINER neeos the hood for the
facts IL gives him regarding Geology,
Mining, Copper Deposits and Copper
Mines.
THE METALLURGIsT needs the book
for the facts it gives him regarding cop
per milling, teaching, smelling and re-
fiping.
THE COPPER CONSUMER needs the
book for every chapter 1t contains. 1t
tells what, and explains how and why.
THE INVESTOR IN COPPER
SHARES cannot AFFORD TO be without it
The Copper Handbook gives statistics
and general information on one hand,
with thousands of detailed mine de-
scriptIons on the other, covering the
copper mines of the entire world, and
the 40 pages Of condensed statisti-
cal tables alone are worth more than
the price of the book to each and every
owne. of copper mining shares.
PRICE: 500 In buckram with gilt
top, o. 81 - IN fun library morocco
TERMS: The most liberal Send no
money. but order the book sent you ali
carriage charges prepaid On one week'e
approval TO be returned u unsatisfac-
tory. or paid Cor II n suits Car you
AFFORD not 70 Sc the book and judes for
yourself Of ms value to yo1f
WRITE NOW to tbs editor and puo-
Usher.
HORACE ]. STEVENS
II SHELDON BUILDING,
HoUGHTOE. MICH. c. q a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

These are the LIVE-ONES.
To all such the BISBEE BOARD
OF TRADE extends a hearty vel
come.
Every man, woman and child in
Warren district has been belenreu
by the Bisbee Board of Trade.
Better laws, cheaper freight rates,
better transportation service, a bet
ter and more heaIthful city-all tais
and innumerable other benefits are
attributable to this organization
Every progressive town acknoWl-
edges the importance of such an or
ganization; and the advancement Of
every town is concurrent with the
spirit displayed by its citizens work
ing in unison for its progress.
Men whose business acumen has
brought them individual success
must, by the same token, by their
united efforts, bring success TO their
city. -.
Don't be a piker. Add your weight
to the tug-oF-war team that is pull
ing for a greater Bisbee.
Inquiries from all parts OF the
world regarding the Warren District
has actuated the Bisbee Board of
cant import, to perfect a scheme to
widely advertise the District. WHAT
this venture will eventually mean in
remunerative way remains TO be
| seen.
| We have seen two towns start on the
| same wide plain-eYen start, identi-
cal surroundings, same advantages, nc
odd on the race. Five years elapse.
r. Il 13S TI.n
contains but a section-house and
water-tank.
Neighbor: Times are hard. Had IL
not been for the Board of Trade they
would have been harder.
| The financial sea is yet choppy. We
have oil possessing virtue to still the
troubled waters. You may be hare
hit: so are we. You may be all in;
we are a close second.
The dues of the Bisbee Board OF
Trade, however, are so nominal, its
aims so momentous, and its achieve
ments so essential to your welfare
hat you can't afford to pass 1t up.
The opportune, moment is at hand
Again, are you LIVE-ONEZ
Yours 20 command for a Greater
Bisbee,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, BISBEF
j BOARD OF TRADE
Dues $500 monthly. No initiation
fees. Will be reduced as member
ship increases.
Mr.. G. K. Reynolds, Sec'y Bisbet
Board of Trade.
Dear Sir:
Please present my name as an ap
plicart for membership to the Bisbe'
Board OF Trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

at the piano and provided their audi
to hear some OF the classical music
which they pounded out of the plano
which has evidently seem some hard
usage. II was evident that several
were much more than average musl-
clans.
''You don't need an enterpreter
here" said one of the young men VINO
was a baseball enthusiast. IF you
want to know anything from any of
the younger ones, ask them and if they
don't answer you, it isn't because they
can't"
When asked by reporter If any of
them had attended Carlisle, one Of
them spoke up quickly, Eyes; attend
ed Carlisle. So did that young fellow
ocer there just throwing the ball.
There are several here who attended
that college, as well as other institu-
tons Of learning. All Of the girls here
have attended some school or another
and have fairly good Quotations"
Manager O'Donovan was busy gel
ting them straightened around at the
park and gave strict instructions that
no smoking should be INDUCED in on
the ground. They will have to build
their camp fires on the outside OF the
pavilion and smoke their pipes Of peace
around it. One of the interesting all
nouncements that o'Donovan made,
which was received by the Indians
with merriment. was that there would
be game Of ball played on tne PARK
this afternoon at 3 o'clock and the In
dams would be pitted against one Of
the Douglas teams They jumped
right into practice and expect to be
in good fettle for the contest today.
Every one is admitted to the park free
and a big crowd is expected to be
present
One of the first things was to get
provisions out to the park and this was
provided and general commissary
opened up. Here they will enjov
themselves for several DAYS and on
Monday the Dig conference will b.
held.
Arriving on the same train yester-
day with the Indians, we're Major Nc
Laughlin of the Indian service. Colo
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

mel H. L. Scott, who is at tae head
of the great West Point military
school, and F. A. Thacker, superintend
ent of the Shawnee Indian schools at
Shawnee reservation, Oklahoma. Major
Mclaughlin, of the Indian department,
will preside at the council of the In
dams Monday. and he viii be assisted
by Col. Scott, Mr.. Thacker and Mr..
Goode. Both Major Mclaughlin and
Col Scott stated last evening that they
had not yet determined exactly how
the meeting would be conduced, but
that he supposed that It would not
take long to settle the matter of bus
mess which had brought them here
and they hoped to be able TO get away
Tuesday.
The council. they said, is to deter
mine how the Indiars want to receive
this S215.000 from the government
Whether all togetf er in a lump sum
70 the whole tribe, or whether ii shall
come to the two factions that have d.
vided. The Indians from the reserva-
ton want their money to come tc
them on their reservation, which they
do not want to leave The oiher part
of the tribe want theirs for purchas-
ing place OF their own in Mexico,
where they clam they cen enjoy
wilder life. It is said that the reserva-
ton contingent will be able to have
their way and to swiag the conven
ton, for they are in The majority. After
Is decided how the money H. 10 ps
ggi5, they VIII dsterinine the mann.
If the handling Of it. THE officers L
charge say these men are pretty
shrewd business fellows and they vii
likely adopt pretfv safe methods. TR-
officers are of the opiuion that tae bus
mess of the trip can easily be settled
one day, so that they and their par
ty of Indians and any OF the local tribe
who car to do so can return to their
reservation Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
STRONG WEEK
| IN THE MARKET;
COPPER DEMAND
Greene cananea Has Been
Especially Active, Superior
Pittsburg Has Also Showed
Improvement.
lRx Frank ]. Grail

The week Just closed has been the
strongest week the market has seen
for almost year, and IL recalled to Us
when copper stocks were much in de-
mand and from all indications the pub
lie have renewed their confidence IN
the red metal. There is no question
whatsoever that the production of
copper has been greatly reduced and
that it cannot be long before the de-
mand for the metal viii be far greater
than the supply. II is also known
fact that the metal is still selling at 13
cents, but taking this for granted, it
will only be a matter of time wneh
the demand for the metal will soon af-
feet the price of It.
The demand for copper stocks Is
getting stronger daily and the better
class of dividend stocks are being abb
sorbed by spectators, as well as the
investing public. The entire list of
copper producing properties whose
stocks are being traded in, have seen
a very handsome advance, but even AZ
the advance that has been displayed
copper stocks are selling altogether
too cheap, in proportion to their ac-
tual value. Amalgamated, Copper
Range, Old Dominion, NORTH Butte,
Butte Coalition and Calumet & Ari-
IONA have been the most active on the
entire list Amalgamated with its
large ore bodies. according to reports,
can pay the regular dividend. at the
present rate without any trouble.
North Butte and Butte Coalition win
have to fall in line very shortly, but
they are of the opinion that 1t is bet
ter to have a surplus than to pay divi-
dends. Greene Cananea was very ac-
tive and it has been reported that the
property is very likely to get into COM
mission within the next sixty days.
This, however, has not been confirmed
but it is naturally reasonable to ex-
pect that they will carry out this plan.
Superior & Pittsburg showed
marked improvement over the week
with a healthy demand for the stock
around 1915 TO 10, but toward the
close of the week there was too much
stock offered and closed at IL asked
with a few scattering bids at 12.S7-
Shattuck and Dem Arizona are not
exceptionally strong. but are being,
well supported. as there is very little
stock coming out at quotation prices.
Warren and American, the only two
development properties left in this %
cality are being picked up AZ the pres
ent prices. but small lots only arc
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
THE KlCKAPOOS
IN CONFERENCE
AT DOUGLAS
Big Gathering at the Base Ball
Park Tomorow-The Okla
homa Contingent Decidedly
American.
(special To ReYiex.l

DOUGLAS, Ariz., May I6-Tne
shawnee reservation delegation of
kickapoo Indians arrived in Doug
ks yesterday afternoon in three spe-
cial coaches to attend the council Of
the entire tribe to be held at the ball
park Monday, to determine the man,
ner of the handling of the S215, 00G
coming to them from the government
The Santa Fe train on which they ar
rived in Ell Paso was over two hours
late and the FL Paso & Southwestern
train to Douglas waited for them, con.
sequently instead of arriving at 2:35,
schedule time, it was 4:30 when the
passenger pulled into Douglas.
A large crowd of men, women and
children had been waiting for hours
TO get a glimpse of them and it is a
pretty good guess that most of the
spectators were more than little dis
appointed With Indian shows, the
wilder the Indian or the wilder look
ing the Indian, the better the show.
From this point of view. the show at
he depot yesterday could not help but
DC disappointment to the small boy.
There is nothing wild looking about
these lis Indians that came to Doug
las yesterday They are 4 fine look
ing crowd. far more intelligent look
ing and better clother than their broth
ers who have been cut OF from them
and have been in camp about Douglas
foy some time. The difference though
was not so noticeable among the wo-
men. American civilization seems to
have done less for the Indian women
than the Indian man. and the Indian
women OF. the crowd who came in yes
terday are practically the same as the
Indian women of the bunch that have
been wandering about in Mexico for
some time.
When the train arrived the three
cars were run in on a side track near
the street ears, which were waiting tn
take them out to the park
As soon as they atighted from the
street cars at the park they were full
of interest and began to comment up
provided for them during their stay in
Douglas. Contrary to the expectation
Of all present. nothing but the English
language was talk2i |. ----. ..
Isn't this a lovely placei" "Bello,
here's fine ball ground that we can
use" What a lovely place to have a
dance" were some of the remarks
made by the young Indian girls and
boys
The piano was the first thing that
several of them saw upon entering the
pavilion. One after another sat down
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
CO p p c r
HANDBOOK

(NeW Edition Issued March, 1861
SIZE: Octave.
PAGES: 1223
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
THE LIVE ONES
AND DEAD ONES

The Board of Trade of the Warren
District has sent the following letter
out, and that it is having good eff
feet is evidenced by the number of
merchants and business men who
have lately been making application
Tor membership:
Dear Sir-Belieying that you are
one OF US, or are in sympathy with
those wide-awake captains of indus
try, who, distinctive of the 10th
century, have made this the greatest
era in the worlds history, this let
ter has been written you.
II you are a 'dead-one," a stamp
has been wasted We trust not; for
YOU have been recommended by
some of eur members to be a live
.one''-one possessing those qualihca
tons requisite to add weight and
stimulus to our organization.
In the words of the llustriouS Bill
of Avon "The drone we have al
way" There are some, even in this
incompatible goth century, whose
IDEAS OF rapid transit conceive moth
ing more speedy than the ox-cart Or
canalboat. Some whose conception OF
their children's requirements to meet
the issues of this progressive age
are In accord vita those of the dem
agoge OF fifty years ago. Some whose
naucity of imagination portrays IN
their clouded vision their city, most
beautiful prospective boulevard 10 be
hut a rugged mountain trail winding
its uneven course between dirt-coy-
cred adobes. and paytd with garbage
and loose Stag.
these are the DEADuONES.
There are others-PIONEERS OF
pROGRESS-men inteTmingied Dy
Divine Progress with the sluggish
,,irority TO restore the equilibrium.
Ne, who would advance where they
voi,Id recede; evolve wnile they
would contract
There are men who, by their In
,.omitable pluck, untiring efforts and
svecutive ability, would make this
ono of the worlds great mining
camps. a great business center as
weu This, an outpost OF ciTilizh-
,ion a social center that would
simulate the city's growth.
There are men who would perfect
4, mis- t,is out-of-way inland town
/. e,-sfen of education that would at
-sct tat stable class Of citizens
,adyoca.e-s of Teddy's anti-race sui
eide doctrine so desirable to a min
inc camp.
Heigbbcr: There are men who
,,;+b a little encouragement from YOU
"a others would cause the residents
=, This Arizona border town, in al
tE,t pertains to the pleasures OF
Hfe n he almost as pleasantly stu
a.a5 as thew who dwell on the shady
side ~ Easy Street, ten minutes
from Broadway.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

Production on Which
Mines Were Assessed
for the Year Ending
na1 81 1QAe
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

SIZE: octave.
PAGES: lbs.
CHAPTERS: Is
SCOPE: The Copper Industry of the
World.
Covering: Copper History, Geology,
Geography, Chemistry, MIneralogy, Mill
ing, Mining Teaching, Smelling, Re-
filming, Brands, Grades, Impurities.
Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Terminology,
Deposits by Districts, States, Countries
and Continents, Mines In Detail, Sta
tistics OF Production. Consumption, I'm
ports. Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc.
The Copper Handbook is concededly
the
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12

When the Stomach, Heart or Kid
ney nerves get weak, then these Or
gans always fail. Don't drug the
Stomach nor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That is simply make
shift. Get prescription known to
druggists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Restorative. The Restorative is pre-
pared expressly for thsse weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves,
build them up with Dr. Shops Re-
storative-tablets or liquid-and see
how quickly help will come. Sold Qy
James Gidley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.
Agricultural Implement Exhibits at
West Michigan State Fair to be
More Extensive than Ever.

Secretary e. D. Conger, of the West
Michigan State Fair, which will be
held in Grand Rapids Sept, 14-1S, re-
ports that space in the agricultural
implement department is already we'll
taken up,
In addition to the many firms which
have been regular exhibitors in the
past, including the International Har-
vester company, Fairbanks, Morse &
Co., and other well-known manufac-
turers, applications have been received
from and space assigned to the Oliver
Ind; the Appleton Manufacturing COM
pany, and a number of others who
pave not exhibited here in recent years.
There is no department of the fair
that is of greater educational value
to the farmer than the machinery ex-
hibit, and the interest in it is wide
rpread among progressive agricul-
turists. This years exhibit will in
clude complete lines of threshing ma
chinery, wind-mills, gasoline engines
and all manner Of devices for tighten
ing and improving the methods of farm
labor.
This department Is under the di.
rection of John Sehler, of Grand
Rapids. veteran implement dealer
whose name alone is a guaranty that
the highest standard of excellence will
be maintained In these exhibits.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12
Ladies' Equity Notes.

Bliss Local Union will meet on
Monday evening at the Thompson
School House.
Goldenrod Local will meet on Wed
nesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Craw-
ford's.
Echo Local Will meet on Friday
evening at Finkton hall.
Members Of these locals are request
ed to he present for business meeting
and assist in electing delegates to the
State meeting at Traverse City,
Sept. 30th.
A social and supper will be held at
the home of Frank Crowel and wife
on the evening OF Sept. 18th. Every
body invited and good time is ex-
pected at the pleasant home OF this
popular young couple.
A special meeting Of East Jordan
Local Union No. 45Ol Is called for
next Wednesday evening at Equity
Hall, near Murray's corners. This
meeting is to elect delegates to attend
the Annual State Meeting to be held
in Traverse City Sept. 3oth. All
members and every farmer with any
interest in the American Society of
Equitp are requested to attend this
meeting. This is necessary as impor-
tant questions are before the Society
for discussion. Mrs. Howey, Sec'y.
Forget-me-not Local met with Sis
ter Crowell. Meeting called to order
by our President and conducted in
the usual form. A number of aprons
are to be made by the ladies, proceeds
fyr benefit OF Local. Various topics
were discussed for benefit of the
order. Four visitors were present
and they spoke very encouragingly OF
our Society and we feel proud to be
with the A. S. of f. Following the
meeting we were served to fine
lunch.
Forget-me-not Local met with
Sister Balser Wednesday afternoon.
A number were in attendance among
them being our County and State Vice
Presidents. Delegates were elected
to attend the Traverse City State
Convention. All enjoyed the meeting
and were very enthusiastic over the
business meeting. Closed with
prayer. Three visitors present. We
are always glad to see them. Let all
try and be little earlier as the days
are short and time is prescious at our
meetings. Adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Batterbee on Wed
nesday. Let all members try and
come. Following the meeting a fine
supper was given which was enjoyed
by all. Then bidding our hostess
adieu we turned our faces homeward
like all faithful wives to attend home
duties Of another week.
Officers are requested to be present
at each and every meeting.
Aunt Minerva.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12
q. A. RS. at Traverse.
To the Members OF the Grand Traverse
Snldiers, and EaiIOrs, A sa0ciaIiOn

To the Members Of the Grand Traverse
soldiers and Sailors Association:
The Traverse City hoard OF Trade
takes pleasure in extending TO your
organization and all its individual
members most cordial invitation to
accept our hospitality during your
annual encampment which takes
place in this city on September Is, IL,
II and IL.
In behalf of our people and through
the courtesy or oar city officials you
will be extended the freed ON OF our
city. We trust that each and every
one Of you will be able to re present
that we may exercise our efforts for
your entertainment. We assure you
that the reception that the people Of
Traverse City will extend to you will
be from our hearts and we will ex-
ert our very best efforts to make your
visit one Of as great pleasure to you AZ
we know it will be to our people.
Yours cordially,
Jno. II. Santo,
j. w. Hammer, President.
Secretary.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12
In MemOriam.

Early on the morning OF Sept. 1st
death again entered the ranks Of the
Michigan Ladies' Society of Equity,
calling away John Thomas, oldest
honorary member of Forget-me-not
Local No. 2. Deeply do the members
mourn the sad loss, and express the
NJ 'st sincere sympathy for the b, 4.
reaved sister His personal influence
and his fraternaI fellowship we're ex-
tended without reserve. On behalf
of the society we mourn the departure
of this good friend and brother and
believe that God has called him up
higher, and that our loss Is his eternal
gain. With sacred memories of the
past. and confidence in the future, we
Resolv by this expression OF our
high regard for him to comfort our
bereaved sister, and assure her of our
abiding sympathy In her great sorrow.
And further
Resolved, That we drape our char
ter ia his memory for thirty days and
enter these resolutions upon the per-
manent records OF our Local and a
copy be forwarded TO our beloved
sister, Isabel Thomas. And further
Resolved. That copy OF these reso-
Intions be printed 10 our Official paper
the CharlevOix County Herald.
MARY A. HAwLEY
TILE HowEY
Com. for Forget.me-not Local
lie Is gone, but not forgotten,
Never shall his memory fade;
Sacred thoughts shall ever finger
AZ 80 y 10 Ibid
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-09-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is list of the letters re-
uncalled for in the East JOr-
dan postOflice for the week ending
Sept, 5, 1908:
Letters
Clark, Mrs. Arthur
Waters, Harvey
Watson, Nr. Geo.
Cards
Clark, Mrs. Arthur
FRANK A. KENYON, p. M