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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
poRPnYRY LEE IN TOWN.

Porphyry Lee, one of the old time mining men formerly of this district arrived from the east few days ast and is looking over this section for northern capital He has visited Lead vile. SylTanite and other points and expresses himself very much pleased with all he has seen He will go into the Magdelena district after leay ing here to inspect properties of that district.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
nEw sTocK ARRivEp.

Within the past few days the Bis, bee Hardware Co, which lost prae- tically all its stock in the fire. have re- ceived several large shipments build CTS and general hardware and tbeir temporary building just above the Angius block is filled to the roof with new wares. This firm will occupy one of the store rooms in the new Johnson building as soon as it is com pieted. 3s2
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

The Greene Cattle coinpany's herd of more than two hundred s1stlands Is open to your inspection from now sntfl the first of the year. Single ponies or teams? How about one fo, your. boy or girl Xmas? Prices reason able. Address Greene Cattle Co,
 Hereford Ariz. 14e
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

As the Holidays draw near there IS a tendency on the part of few of the students in Bisbee to play truant from school. Mir. Riggleman, the officer has been busy for several days enforcing tine laws in regard to school attendance
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
MRS. WHITE WILL RETURN

The many friends of Mrs. c. n White who has been with the Cop per Queen Millinery for six seasons wiu be glad to know that she will .eturn with the firm after taking a much needed rest. Mrs White VII
 visit friends and relatives on the coas' including Los Angeles, Beaumont, Frisco and other points.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

The remains of Mrs. Enoch Jones were laid to rest at two o'clock yes terday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Fry officiar ing. Mrs. Jones was about 40 years of age and was one of the carry residents of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Charles Lockling leaves for Court- and today where he goes to make tae final arrangement for the opening oI the bank at that point. This is a branch of the Citizens bank of tnIs city and Mir Lockling will have charge Of the business.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Don't fail to see Prof Tobin's higl class speciality tonight at the ROs al Theatre, entitled '@The Drum that Can't be Beaten" one of the most wonderful magical displays ever pis> sented to an audience.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Dr. McSwegan is hack Iron the eastern hospitals. He has diplomat from this country and Europe, ana the medal of the International Medical congress. He treats all diseases of men, women and children at the St. Elmo, Brewery avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
HOLMES RESIGNS

c. M. Holmes, manager of the Pos tai Telegraph office, has handed Ii his resignation to take effect, January first. His plans for the future ar, not yet announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Tucson schools have an enrOllment of 20SS. a number far in excess of any previous enrolment and an indication
 of the rapid growth of the "Old Pueblo"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
pusllc SCHOOLS INTERESTING

That Bisbee is proud of her system of public schools goes without saying It is one of the many Interesting places 10 both the visitor and patron No one can visit the schools without feeling sense of pride and admn a tion for the wonderful system of order carried out by the superintendent ano teachers. Just at this season the children are very busy making all kinds of Christmas remembrances for friends and loved ones. The domestic science department, under the able instruction of Miss Alice Spellman is d practical and useful department, as is also the manual training work for the boys. The other interesting de parfment of school work will be taken up from time to time for the benefit of the patrons and those interested in the school children of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

The Elk's lodge at Tucson is making big preparations for their annual din ner to the newsboys on Christmas Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
Hrs. winslov's Soothing Syrup

Iins been used for over 8rxTl-FTvB YEARS A MILLIONS of MOTHkRg for theiy cHuDRE sQOTHES the CHILD. 6ofTENethed duk8.AI1-AH all PAIN: CURES WIND CoLAQ, and Is <he pes part Of the world Bo sure and ssk for 'Era, Fi1s low's Soothing Syrup, s and take no other ks7s Food and Dr1ixs Act, June sqtA. leQ6 aerial Nunbt hsa AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED REMEDY.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

| A young man giving his name as IW. E. Clair has surrendered to Tue | son officers, saying that he is wanted in Los Angeles and Mojaye, Califor-
 mia for forging worthless cnecks. ! Mrs. Maggie Culverhouse of Tucson, who several weeks ago endeavored to | have the sheriff secure the return of lher child. Lizzie Coker, whom she ideclared her husband had spirited away to Texas has filed papers in
 divorce suit against her husband, 1 William S. Culverhouse.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Heard Over the Telephone" and the "Cabby's Wife, at the Royal Theatre. 10 and 15 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
RAIN WELCOMED.

Bisbee enjoyed q fine rain yester- day which cooled everything of nice; ly and was generally welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
TERRITORIAL
 NOTES

The district court of Yuma CountS which convened here last October and only lasted one week on account o, the illness of Judge Campbell, an. adjourned over until the 7ta of December, was again adjourned oxeI until the 2Sth of this month. The calendar was only about half finished, and some of the most important cases are yet to come up.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
FOR SALE.

old papers, 25c. per hundred. Ap- ply Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
MRS JONES', FUNERAL.

Prices 10 and 15 cents at Royal Theatre No reserved seats.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will give a 12 o'clock dinner and , o'clock oyster supper at Y. W. c. A. Saturday, Dec. 18th. Price soc per meal
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

John Stoddard. one of the boys work ing at the dam at Yuma was caught
 in the cogs of one of the nolsts yes terday and his right hands so badly mangled that anputation was neces- sary. He was brought to the Dr. Cly-
 mer hospital on the noon train and tne
 hand was cut off just above the
 wrist. He was doing nicely at lare
 hour last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

If yoa are looking for bargains in diamonds go to Uncle Sam's-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

During the. last week or ten days several reports have reached Clifton stating that l.. l.. Lawhorn, who formerly resided in Clifton, had been
 shot in Mexico by the Mexican govern ment. So far no definite information
 has been received of the affair, but it
 is known that he was in Mexico and
 no word has been received from him. for some time. It win be remembered that he had trouble with a Mexican at the Coronado mine in this district
 about a year ago while executing ms duty as an officer and he had to eith- CT kill the Mexican or get killed him self. Report has it that brother of the Mexican who was killed fol- ll @ d. Hawthorn | to Mexico ana au- tempted to kill him. but he got the
 best of the fight and killed the Mexi-
 can. At the trial which followed Law horn was sentenced to be shot The information that Lawhorn has been
 shot is only report and ais brother,
 who resides at Deming, is now in
 Mexico making an investigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

For good jewelry at ressonable prices go to Uncle Sans.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Old papers at 25c per hundred at the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Rumor has it that c. NJ. Short ana several partners have discovered oil ground in the neighborhood of Guthrie and several locations nave been made. So far nothing but surface indications have been found, as no development work has bene done.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
TRuANT OFFICER BUSY

If you want any sporting goods Uncle Sam's is the place to go.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
AMn poNIEs

If you want good watch or a good flag go to Uncle Sam
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PLEASED WITH couRTLANo.

George W. Brown and Joseph Gip- bons came in from their camp yester- day at Courtland. They report tha, the mining business is progressing rapidly in that district.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
GOES TO couRTLAND TODAY.

A comedy in Black and White at Royal Theatre.
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ARIZONA.
HDUlE

NORMAN CARMICHAEL
 Asst 0enI Suot A. T. THOMPSON.
 rreasursy. CLIFTON. 4. ?
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

Friday and Saturday, the big sale 0f broker mixed candies at the Al lambra. Main Street. 25c per pound.
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IMMEDIATE RESULTS
WANTED

WANTEO-Position by stenographer with privilege of outside work. Seven years experience law and
 mining offices. Address "Stenog- rapher," care Review. PAT
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for housekeeping, no children, Mason
 house, Lowell. 163
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

FOR RENT--Three room flat furnish ed for housekeeping, ground floor Inquire Of Mrs. Sid Harris, Main street. Lowell. over Pike saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

WANTED-Woman to care for mother
 and child for 2 hours a day. Lives at Jiggerville. P. O. Box 2033. 265
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FOR RENT-At Warren Four room
 cottage. Bath, closets. shades, range, hot water connections All
 modern conveniences- Mrs. JeIr
 sen, Letson, Block, Main street. Bis bee. ITO
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
star,inr un. InaInsIns.

James Boheftf, ia, who had Iit op inc stn,et lasi "Wednesday night, and who claimed ta be stafs ing, and was given supper, lodging and breakfast ey the kin, 'attntted pdlee fetee, has turn. ed out lu be an impostor. James has worked tue "stan ing act successfully in several places in this vicinity, al- ways preceded bN q tlt, which brought sympathy and attention from kind hearted people.
 The iIfst known production of his quaSi-tlasedN ~a~ given in l.istien, where he appeared al a farm house, "in sentch of work, and stated that he was stafvinE The good housewife set a meal bcfate him but he ate hut littlc. He Nas pieiSed up tn an unconscious condition, "fa5 Waut ef food, the Saale night ln Norwich lie spent inc night in the station boN,e, and the next night was picked ap ii all unconscious eons ditiau in this ely.
 The fact that he k unaefsised and really appears iil-neufished, k s0ill- cientls good makeup for the part, and hls exceptionally good acting gets him a living without work.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Pawn nreA. t. N,cA

X lawn, about the height at biz shepherd dog, racing for it's life, with it's mother, 10 escape an electric CAT, broke it's neck and WAS instantly killed near Inc Wheaton farm south of this city, early Thursday morning, The yoang deer and the doe were inside the fences al esch stie of the track along that stretch of road, and hsd evident |. teen down 10 drink. The north. tseuati car, due in this city Al a.sS am, came bowling along through the fos and the two deev did not >ev II until Il was close upon them. The deer made rush and ele red tae high wire fencv, bal for the ittle fellow the leap was too great and il dashed aeSdlang Into the wire net and and fell with a broken neck. The motoFman tried re eomnia- nicaie the incident to the town author ltle>, but tailed, so the faan lay Al siay VI here il N as Killed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
senator peans fine Rsenr,i

The Madden, Mass, "ENening Mall, heafs the following testimony to the faithful services rendered ny one et its worthy citizens;
 A During the session of the Senate, iust elosed, Senator thartcs l.. pvan oi, this city, missed just one day during the whole term, and on that day he was attending the funeral sefN ices ot rela- i've in his native town in Connecticut. The Senator missed but two roll oaiis the past term.
 Daring his four wears service In the Senate MH. Dean was ah~eni ontN hNe days, oa one oi which he was with his committee visiting State institution In line of legislative work, and has been accounted for on eNetN roll call but Three during the four wears.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

didn't prosecute for those. Don't claim ordinance is superior to state law.
 Cross-examsned, said;
 Knew statute prohibited keeping open ans shop under certain conditions Knew the information was fof coping open shop. and knew shop ~as kept open. Considered candy reftesbment and q food. a- 1t nourisbes the body. Prosecuted men vino had sold post cards because did nj consider them is- eessaries. Prosecuted under tite statute. BidH, T state that suit could De brought al any time. Want il sstt!ed once Tor all whether am right in my construc- ton of the statute. Don't know whe- ther 1 ain right in my construction Of the statute Don't know w aet1ef ] am right or MT Warner is right. It is for the court to decide. Went hefofe the Council as wished them to know what was going on, and to get An ex- pression of the people.
 Court then adjourned tO two c clock.
 Alderman Miner WAS ihe lifst WIl' ness after recess. Said he went with Card 10 various places. Card bought cigar in one place and soda if another. Heard him say ordinance didn't eon- form lo statute.
 Alderman Brown didn't remember hearing MT Gard stale that the ofdi-
 
 Messr-. sharpe, Child and Warner took the stand iii febuttal Of Af. Cards statement that he said 10 the commit tee that ne considered candy was a ne- cessity under the Stale law, they de | that he did not 70 state. Arguments were then heard, and the | udge took the papers.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Congregational Church Notes

Fifteeen boys have handed i'll their applications fer the summer outing at Crystal Lake Our quota k only twelve but larger mum Der k possible, because MT. McDufiee will not take his full number.
 Next sunday the Juniors will hold the lasl meeting of the summer The year has been one ol steady growth, not altogether in numbers but also tn the deepening in interest and growth of character and know ledge of the truths stadied The society has been divided into three divisions for the purpose of more ef'leient drill, each leader hay Ing In mind the peeuliari- ties and haoil, of the young people un- der charge N the beginning oi the year prizes were offered for the best progress In tHe knowledge of subjects studied during the term. Next Sun. day pfi1es will be awarded.
 ANNeA4. PteNIc.
 The bible school wil hold their an nual picnic al Point Breeze, Webster lake, Wednesday. July list. Special eleetric> leaNe the church al $50 a. m., connecting with steamer at Beacon Park. Dinner will be a basket lunch the committee will furnish lemonade peanuts, and coffee. Games will be played and balloons seat up. Cars t tN Beacon park returning at ?. m' EN' eursian tickets a0 cents; may ee pur chased at office Of ]. k. Carpenter o' Bartietts store up to 3 p. m Tuesday evening Regular fare will be charged thoSe buying tickets July lst.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Births
MaHiaoeS

In Abingdon. June 2, a son to NIT. and Mrs Paul t,eisler
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Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Drafts Issued on all Foreign Countries
 United States Derositary.
CHAs. II. BROWN, President, J. F. CARPENTER, Niee-President C. II. GIfPATRIc, Cashier.

ArA coIRI OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT "A Putnam within and for the district of Putnam. on the 8 day Of June A. n iSo>.
 Present Edward l., Wright, Judge
 Estate ef George k Darby, late of Putnam in ssid district tecea>ed-
 The administrator. Frederick N. seward hay ins asde written application te this Court for sn order sell certain real esia.e belonging to said .lafe and fully described tn sail petition io which reference may he had and the widow of said 1ec.ssed having conSe nted te said sale wilh- oai reserxing her lights of dover therein, Il ls orSier.d that a hearing he had upon said app + day .; July A. p. iase st io o'e'ocs in the teFs- nooa and that pae lc notice te given of the time and place ef said hearing hs pahltsaitg copy of thiS ofdef Ia ne~sp per pa hshrd in Putnam aLd having A circulation iu said district and ey pestin. like copy on the public sign post in Sad Town es fatasm-
 Cer,inea from Record.
 @s- EDWARD G. wRiGn1. jadse.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Bradley ThcAter

The pieturcs al the Bradley rheatre for Friday aud Saturday lsre. Fire' flts !, The tsfsgeard, The Miners Daughter. and The Younger Brothers. rne Young. CT Brothers Is the most realistic western meiocramstic sensation of the year. IL Is the sier, of Americas most pietatss> que bandits aud the management qua rsntess il to ne better thsn "fhe James no,s." nonf faii to sec this. Admission Se and ioe. The usual smstear contest wiit take place Friday uight, and soaven' iFs viii be given Saturday aftsrneon te ths children attending the pertesmanee.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

AS we could not announce officially the names of the candidates nominated by the Republican National Conven- ton last week, although Secretary Taft was nominated before we went 10 press, we do 50 tlis week as matter of reference. We give on page j quite n full account of the proceedings of the Convention including sketches of the candidates, which covers about all the ground. Never was n Presidential can didnte honofed with such adnlaiion as has been accorded William IL. Taft, ndt only hy the eminent statesmen of his own party including President Roosevelt. but also the leading men aud ablest newspapers of the pemoera. tic party From ali the nations of the Wofld the same praise for ouf next Pre-. sident hhs been heard.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Wildwood Park

There guosi ompaRN holding ioFsh al the lheatre this week The enter. Gaiaaaeat is comprised ai clever aasie- Aiile acts and is making hit. Dan. chg on the pavilion Tuesday, Thur day, and Saturday evenings. NeNl N eek tAe Empire City mlastFei> make firss paTl, consisting oi sales, qusfiet,s and comedy, there aFe several tis sasleN ille acts
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
The Fourth in Woodstock.

On the grounds 0f Noos:stocs Acad emy, al II o'clock, on the morning of Saturday, the 4th of July, will take place the exercises attending the plant Ing of an Elm tree, nenf the spot where President Grant planted tree en July It'll. 1870. President Grants son, Ma ior. General Frederick it. o'fant, and General Horace Porter. ex=Ambassaaof to Ffance, who came 10 Woodstock with President Grant. u fs7o. have accepted iGFiEafioHs la te present and to spcak The swedish linnd of tifas- scuordnle vii famish uasie ffem le to il o'clock All are cofdlniiy Invited to ke present.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

In East Woodstock. June e4,hy Rev. T. \. Turner, Chferd NJ. Jordan and MaN SMeelsel esiilnrd.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

stops itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, sail Ehsum, sester, itch, hives, hefp~s. sQassies--l lposn s Ointment. Al any drug slosv.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
Deaths

In Putnam, June ao, Zoe pnpre, aged sb wears
 In Woodstock, June as, Lucy H.. Penniman, aged = years.
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Tim Murphy.

The return of Mr.. Tim Murphy to
The Kentucky during December,
when he WIFI give an elaborate pro-
duction of his most successful com
edy, Cupid and the Dollar" Is one
OF the most assured pleasures in store
for lovers of native American comedy
Since the passing Of Joseph Jefferson,
Sol Smith Russell and John T. Ray
mond and the retirement OF Nat
Goodwin, there remains no other
player of high aim and sound art who
devotes himself to the same lines OF
characterization. Mr.. Murphy has fol-
lowed one ideal. He has sought TO
Place on the stage amusing express
sions OF the finer types of American
manhood. whether from the plains of
Texas, the drawing rooms of New
York, the cabins of the Adirondacks,
the political circles of Washington o,
the mines of the west. He has
Cleaned with an eye to the humanity
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and the integrity of the character.
George Goodale called him ''the Gar
rick of America" because like the i'm
mortal English actor his art seems TO
know no limitations that human ma
ture does not know. His great pub
lie recognize this and they love Tim
Murphy for the broad humanity of
his Characterization. But they ad-
mire his practical side. too, as a man
ager who furnishes superior support,
beautiful dressing, artistieally COM
plete scenic background and all the
many accessories necessary TO satisfy
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Two World Beaten Suits at $500
All Wool Diagonal Wored black mode and Myrtle stripes lined
throughout regular velvet collar inches hd back
sleeve cuff black garpure
pleated skirts, matched under S35 90.
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THIS Week Only

Busy days these indeed but why shoun they be- when such
markbe inducements for your early SLOGAN
HIGH GRADES Al POPULAR PRICES rule in this sale always
by with the result that OUR SALE became SIMULTANEOUSLY
POPULAR WITH ONE AND ALL. :. :. :. :. :. :.
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take and also the frightened face OF
his old friend, who had not the cour-
age 30 retake the coin as the old
fashioned ladle-like spoon was care
fully passed over his head to the
next pew, and one penny after an
other was dropped into the bowl.
The old farmer sat in silence and
said nothing, The old beadle allow
ed him to miss the plate for twenty
four consecutive Sundays.
On the twenty-fiifth Sunday the
farmer again ignored the collection
plate, but the old beadle steadied
the ladie in front of him, and in a
loud, tragic whisper said hoarsely:
"Your times up moo, Sandy"
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Attempt on Kaiser's Life.

Frankfort-on-the Main. Nov 49,
Rumors were current here that an
attempt had been made to blow up
the train on which Emperor William
journeyed from Donaueschingen to
Berlin. The royal railway admins
trative Office here makes public a
statement in connection with the in
ciJent. According to this statement.
on both Sunday and Monday a dyna-
mite cartridge was found on the
tracks near the station at Muheim,
between Frankfort and Hanau. The
cartridges we're not found on the
tracks over which the imperial train
was to pass, but on the tracks paral-
leling these. AS this occurred In Hes
sian territory, the states attorney at
Darmstadt has Instituted an investi-
cation.
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an eye for completeness and detail.
PLAN THEATER OVER TRACKS.

New York. Nov. 19-New York
ers will not miss the Madison Square
garden, IL new plan to build an
amusement palace in the heart OF
the city, which was divulged today
Is carried out.
"A proposition TO construct a NAM
moth amusement arena and show
place upon one of the great squares
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over the New York Central rallroas
tracks, North OF Forty-Fifty street
has been laid before that company.
This was admitted today by a high
Official OF the company.
1t has been demonstrated by prac-
teal tests that such structure
would not be affected by vibration
or by the noise from the trains. Elk
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perts declare that "A grand opera
house. built ever these tracks would
not be marred at all by the close
proximity OF the railroad on the sur
face Underneath Il.
The construction of high class
hotels or family apartment houses
on this great superstrueture above
the tracks has also been proposed.