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BIG ROBBERY.
tsy unites press.)

BERLIN. Feb. IA pearl
necklsc. worth $50. 900 has been
stolen from the apartments of the
Countess Won Wsrtenslebsu. vito
OF the noted cavalry general The
countess, returning to her room
from the opera. discovered her
loss and Immediately notified the
police authorities. Her maid has
been arrested but there Is no evl.
denee against her.
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RESOLUTION No iisf
PROPOSED AarxuxExr 80 u

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by United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb IT
Policeman Edward Mills Was shot
and severely wounded last night
by q highway robbef who had Just
left victim lying unconscious ON
the street While standing ri the
corner of Golden Gate ay and Tay
lor 1T. a young man approached
the officer and told him that a
hoidnp had just taken place near
by. The officer sac a man run.
ming and commanded him to halt
Instead. the fugitive turned and
fired two shots. one OF which
struck officer Mills In the right
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Work ron YOURSELF
ssas ..ss ssaa ssss So = ss.,tls ~,
= efF Hlan us1h fsw daIIsFs san -
- ssa hess T ~ esHts 80 We haFs
49, 80 ,i 90 80 ss = 81 Ia 'sas a. - =.
( fH@uthi4 Better - sra see fhsaa
WRIT WtiEEIHn.
fse geiHza tias
aHEsf fAND sAf.K
ssseis. fieh level isaa saIoiaiss .waii
tHsn In order o. sarnafase tntpfas o.
nsenfss sfs sslgiaE sasas ~ ih~s-
isasis - ieN a. 80 30 ifsst. 80
nuHEHr Maf.TuN
sts fsassti stssss HidE sit-fs
BOSTON uAHnop 10 hsssnins feet
sssasnt sidewalks aHa fitF uAtsF Mes
e 40 kinfs esntsd g wefk see Hi.i.
raes ssshlss taaAg - rimss hleeM I'll
coAH 70 rnE oFrirH aaa - ~.
pat - cor $50 f'fNE AcuE TRACTS
tss-i iana an lhs ussfhsi faf ere ulsnss
ffifes ttss. $50 I'D tfes psr tract
numrrr MAt.TnY
sitsssBat Alaska hiaE ssit.is
rHafHR AND CHEAP
fsse hsBs en4 81 tha hesf affe tracts
nssF As4tfis. aNif 80 cash he laaf =
sc psf month rhtFtF rnfaates stas %
effARLss ADAMS. zee colfnsn nldr
uEas o. A aoop BuY@ r~e ehaio.
faaf Rrfa trsntH 80 terrf derp ricA
sali handy % sns u ths b~si faans
- she FaiieY hsi sen seattle Ard Ia.
saua atss pes trsft iislf sash
nnnkmr MAITuA
ais.esasst Alaska aldH Hts
E-srsa irrlsatsa rahara tracts rlrht
On Csianstia river and rsiifaad g ~
planted this spring ssrY sAsf terms
special Inducements % taess dssifinE
iHinfraiata rnesHsslnn
CAMILLE co. Empire hide ~
ctr NEAH THE sew txrERuEHAN
Several nice Eaacfe tracts tsee each
FefF essf tsrnts Gene 10 fhe affiCs
ROBERT NkLrnY.
SIS a4asssi Alaska midE ills
esisfY sud vegetable lard. 10 acres
deep black seaeiahlr mould ffuutiHN ou
s's .,ea, ,sks ssa sesn's sl I'D s. ,
atsfieahiHr like 81 see. pei cash Not
half ts4as T. uFauu. ale reanie :
Hank tsidE aafa-tf
TWENTY Ag1EE sNAF
See per acre foe 20 aarHa usar
rsuniieray car nns Just the klna Ger
suHdif idfnF Easy terms
WISsIitp HItna
zoe geinau HidK
a. sae@uNt.Y tasA CASH
One acre on HearoH Uiii finest Garden
a.fl flasf Investment proposition In ae
alsIs tatiag
HENSON CARLSON
So Marion Heck
CHIMP rf.AcEH-tarHs piece aer~aG.
"a house. onlg fsfss with Toe laying
4rus fresh enws terms 90 down. 81
f4f month zee G n Hiilmans cashier
ia Times block. al once TT
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s----'-===----s-=------
Yer sails ~ nsneH - galIea aafth -
ssetfks4 buG nut aH NatHf - acres
Aafh aandf tusn. feet deep utfh
Hafd Han haEfana HifHasf entirely bot
faui sanhs - affes fisaFasi htssss5f Il
effrs Hndef eaitifafionl iaras fuunN
$50 tasd hHNtnsifnH q hrafa COED aEk Tns
fsslfH hausF hafn. Huaf hnuss. sHiuh .
sieuss Aad fHffksn saur isfrs affaH
esfff ksas ant kiaas ~ ksark
f8fftssl EHNsta srHea Timber eaH
hep te sass nnr spfins nafsr nipsa
- Mouse SID rHanffF fnaa e -
FeAN. zee fa&fs ffan faiiHszad slafina
49, so = afiE aHa half the aihef
8 astiee ffeta isA ~ au4Fsef mite ffuna
Hhsfrs. asii ssffiea district. hea4tififl
sassss. tAfAe ia4aiEs 81 stfs ssHa q
ballard a#atsif
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MAY ESCAPE FROM
TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb I7.-An
irregularity In the impaneling Of
the present grand jury. which wIil
in all probability result In the dis.
missal OF the last batch OF iudiot
ments returned against Walter J.
Bartnett. J. Dalzell Brown aud ] W.
Treadwoli. OF the defunct Calif0r.
MIA safe Deposit and Trust com
pany. aud possibly In the destruc.
ton OF the validity OF the McFar-
land grand Jury. has been dlscov.
cred by Attorney Hiram johnson.
representing J. Dalzeil Brown. one
OF the Jointly indicted directors
johnson has managed 20 obtain
partial admission from Grand Juror
John w. Hammersmith that his
residence Is in Alameda. Hammer
smith made every effort possible 60
avoid making this damaging admis-
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Is Arrested for Grand Lar.
ceny and Allowed
Release on
Bail.
10y United Prsss.)

NEW YORK. Feb ~ Protest
ing that be had done nothing 10
warrant bis arrest. Charles "
Morse. financief aud promoter. was
taken Ia custody yesterday when
the steamer arrived from London
Morse was hurried to the office OF
Judge Bowling and. after putting
up bond Of $4,000. was given his
liberty pending his hearing on two
indictments charging grand larceny
involving the sum OF 500. 600.
The charge against Mr Morse
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sion. but was finally coTnered BY
Johnson and forced TO admit that
be il nonresident
The district attorney was given
until Tuesday morning TO make .
counter showing
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nNsrHUue lot. three fonm euttaaf two
hlsska 90 Woodland Faih and rar Nd
dress 4 w. rfHuuInk Hos euruof seth
end rhiHnsY a. ffsfa. 20
house iaa LAYING hens = cows. tHrEa
plaae land close IN emily fesa on easy
faffns see @ y uiiimah's Hafsamsn. ~
Tffnaa hiuck today II
CHOICE HOME SITES
Fins anHftersnrrH tracts from fafn 70
100 the $500 ones are hll cleared and
Il fruit. close o. Fraded school side
waIsn iu and water uiped on each tract ,
tha water 10 free Terms. 80 cash and
tie pet mouth
& u NICHOLS 50 Union Block -
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FILIPINO MAY M MURDERER.


Toy IHltru Ffeahsl
PACIFIC GROVE. Cal. Feb II.
A Filipino, giving the name Of
Ben Woieatt. Is under arrest here.
charged with having committed
murder In San Msteo on February
2. the victim being Chinaman
With whom Woleott Is said 10 have
celebrated Chinese Neg Year. On
the morning of the day fol
lowing the celebration the head.
less body OF the Chinaman was
discovered Wolc0tt having dis.
appeared. he WAS Instantly made
the object Of search lie was
arrested In Pacific Grove aud will
be- taken to San Mateo.
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Railway Agents Meeting.

LOTS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. IL
Delegates and members of the Ma
tional Association OF Railway
Agents opened their annual con
yeution 10 Los Angeles this morn.
ing. The sessions will continue
until Wednesday.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Everybody
Satisfied

We had nice bunch Of people on
tn ground Yesterday. all ~ whnm urre
Delighted with she beautiful level lots
us are offering FROM f8s 60 3toa. on
easy payments ssy efai people express
81 themselves a. being amazed at such
desirable property being close IN
with all the accommodations un tho
grounds "a such fidieniuusiY low prices
Is situated south af the cuurt house.
auiY gt minutes on the spana way car
ffHT We hHke phatua maps and
hnakleta Tor your inspection At the office.
omen evenings faF fwnr convenience
NATIONAL LAND co
fat-be6 Pioneer Bldg
Main iaaa IND ta13.
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rnieu Transfer. assins a Storage co
stet Fffsf ass. - s1s Second sFa a
fhaasa nais tss ted tsts o. ats III
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HtNfus Msahinss @kirgeH Whsslsr.
Nee uafas Hfsadafa staufes4te, hattun
a mas nfapbsaas ftEte un Aehey
b4ek IL set satisfied n Hsias. 1917
fffsf 49, nsia tsat ina fafs
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


aoc,sTy sot,ces
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- go r.as*ft - csgsssssg 1t
800 -
SPECIAL hoIfC0a
a6sAasH.g FtfEEu q feaf -
Sitsfe.i bsfsain = taea opsH ssssiass
49, Htmaaa fsntaffia44 OPTICAL 80 /.
- - Nsrthssa usak rfass Hfsfe
raasta 49, laAa @tf
I'll naasisx suassas.sa. gFis.l.
&C. stN9ss ff"f At@f@MA - -
M ,s.isE. Nassatss f ..s So 80, -
'tssess fhafsaAsA fia@fs
Were = rs-s y 49,. a@5i m.sS'. 80.
a.. 500 sais.iss siaes ahaui As
f. $40 - - 81. Ehsss.
-. 4. 5000 ~ fahn r
n@f5 nos ~. SEATTLE -ii.tf >
- -. --s-.-'fs-s -. fz-srs vii fazka
- $3.50 rIanfF - ssf Mother .
80 IL wess esfrY A. a@sesssassa
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1910 fsttsaa Mafsi WarAs-=sts
ffssi A. Ina afst Msia sest 1t
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hEAP WAN G0-"
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mes bstassn aEss 90 sra y 50 eFessf
teasIF 90 So ere ewflt f"1 tHtt tNtas
nsaffan sRFlf % Fsfsgn af - litter :"
Hazafns - - NfHaa tHHtfsf Haf"A
sffIs WssHinEies
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siunlsias sfiehlsfias eissisflsE fe-
cifls Trade H.hest ~ ANAssf "e
SITUATION WANT eD--MslE=
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risntsd - v wgsd hsfsf .,..s
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HELP WAN tp=-f emAIe.
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s.s..s,.ffsfs aalIaai ssfk tashs uafk
raea wages paz ears gar -it.t1-p
~. BisIs sfsassis chleesa sshsei
~ MldWfsfFt 1871 iaea he"rN -
indsWend"nt y It's 20
-. $1,000 wr..s1
6lTUATtoN WAN tp-f WITT
r,if pRaas xssss --itsff
ron EXCHANGE
H.
fth Hff'h w
80.
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s,.''.s.t
q fulgNgraN co
resss. asin IN. A Fsfs. If
wsni "a sschaaE- ineeme pfopefiv.
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Soap Lake Salts will relieve all
forms of rheumatism. Hss
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pHoTooRApHees' SUPPLIES.
STORAGE.

Aeasf.aa appsiI Co. III ca@rr :,
Seattle 1T
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roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Wood

Fer Sale. pFF forest Hsitsa posd o -
pc isad esils erred ssu~sa Hlfy Fusi
90 a $50 asfth ssie
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RFFN8oN HklN - coon ~ HNtt
FfnE AW HfT EHTftNs NAfsflNs
HftstNa Faff NfftHF AVENUE HN
Is ENukf WIZ fsfH HEufi &hf
A. 10 - STARR Ensatsi hssts seftHE.
mattresses HfH#affa esfrneaun table,
ffasas HHaifa shtrs closet staetsfsft.
fszaE rasse taffsf ftaHE feHsE aua ath
afs rsss.a sfesas hrafafs issa ssfaaAns.
tire tarfsaf eafs haia aAagN rFlfa Hns
apasxtt pIanns STANDARD aaAAsfH uns
aHsslsn saa athsH rssfaI articles e 20
IS arffaa aNzf tsssffsH f'HHaHF hain
taeg lhdsfasnasnt ifsf
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SITUATION wAnTEo-MALE.

4ssss. snH sshra9ss pruasa. sprayed AID
rfanfsd ~ W 4 Wood HsfsfeHHss
Vi 81 usa~u. \ inspsefpr rsi Morn
ssf# - III
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MONTY LOAN.

rHE STAR LOAN co ttp-ii esiiins
ternna snd James fha r~aag Missed hahs
81 the Waas safnrf risFh boohhssp.f
HarhiutHi engineer 81 siHptpfs esn ~
taih messy af 90 GA his nats NHh"s'
security
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~ MAS Wis found uufae at hrNHhil
afa Nnaiaf FnsfsrhaF afgrfmuan niii Fal
Hp tifaas. usllera sas h4 atii 80 81
nardss4 -azfN-f
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
IN The DISTRICT couRT.
of the Second judicial District Of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for
the County of Cochise.

of the Second judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for
the County of cochise.
Mable Illingsworth, Plaintiff, VS..
Earnest IllingswOrth, Defendant
Action brought in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona in and for
the County of Cochise, and the COM
plant fled in the said County of Co
chise, in the Office of tae Clerk of said
District Court
The Territory of Arizona Sends
Greetings: To Earnest Illingsworth.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
| the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Second Judicial
in and for the County of Cochise and
to answer the complaint filed therein
within twenty days exclusive of the
day of service, after the service on
you Of this summons (if served within
the county; otherwise within thirty
days., or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal
| of the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the Territory Of
Arizona in and for the County of Co
chise, this 9TH day of September in
the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and eight
(Seal.) GEO. B. WILCOX, Clerk
BY w. E. Boggs, Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22

PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Mae Newkirk. who was one
Of the graduates Of the Bisbee High
School last year. left Sunday after
noon for Tempe, where she will at
tend the normal.
bee high school of the class of 1908.
left Sunday afternoon for Tempe, TO
attend the normal.
Harry Hamburg, of the Princeton
Mining company, was passenger to
Douglas yesterday morning.
L. f. Sparrow and Attorney ID. A.
Richardson have returned from a
trip to Csnanea. made in connection
with the litigation over the goac
Treasure property.
Max Gavito, OF Naco, was in the
city yesterday on business.
H. c. StiIlman returned Sunday
from 8 trip to Douglas.
Miss Winifred Coombs is expected
to return today from Denver, where
, she has been on months vacation
Miss Viola Hawkins win be unanIe
to leave her room for several days on
account of an operation which was
performed on her foot yesterday
William Bennett, a constable at
Fairbanks, was visitor in the city
yesterday.
A. d. Nancy of Douglas. who mas
been in the city several days, went
to Naco yesterday.
Miss Mary Eckols left yesterday fof
Albuquerque, where she viii resioe "A.
the future.
Mrs. John w. Hogan returned yes
terday from a visit to Missouri.
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APPOINTMENT OF AGENT


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS that ARIZPE MINING
COMPANY, a corporation organized
under the laws Of Arizona, does here
by appoint George Jay, of Naco, ART
iona, who has been bona fide resi-
dent OF Arizona for at least three
years. its lawful agent in and for the
Territory of Arizona, for and in be-
half Of said Company to accept and
acknowledge service Of. and upon
whom may be served, all necessary
process or processes in any action,
suit, OF proceeding that may be lad
or brought against the said Company,
In any Of the courts of said Territory
of Arizona, such service or process
or notice, or the acceptance thereof by
said agent endorsed thereon, to have
the same force and effect as if server
upon the President ana Secretary of
said Company, the said corporation
hereby revoking any power of attor-
ney or appointment of agent hereto
fore made by it for the purpose desig-
mated.
Witness the signature of the Vice
President and Secretary of said Com
pany this, 18th day of September,
1908.
eSEAL.)
F. S. WILHELM, Vice President.
GEO. YOUNG. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION OF 3. J.
o'REILLY COMPANY.

We, NJ. J. Cunningham and John
Fitzpatrick, president and secretary,
respectively, of the B. ]. O'Reilly Com
pany. hereby certify. That at a spec
ial meeting of the stockholders of the
r. ]. O'Reilly Company. held, after
lawful notice. in the City of Bis
bee. Arizona, on the 2lst day
of September. 1908, for the pur-
pose of considering the advisa-
bilily of changing the name of
said corporation. and for other pur-
poses. the following resolution was,
by an affirmative vote of a majority
of the stock of said corporation.
adopted:
Resolved: That Article of the
Articles of Incorporation of the B.
IL. O'Reilly Company be and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows: 's,W
Article I.
The names of the corporators are
NJ. ]. Cunningham, J. L. Boston, 3.
/ ]. O'ReiIly and l. c. Shattuck. The
name of the corporation is ARIZONA
INSURANCE. AGENCY. The prin.
ciple place of business of tbs
CORPORATION is Bisbee, Arizona, but
said corporation shall have the power
TO establis hbranch Offices at such
other places within the United States
and foreign countries as the Board of
Directors, in its discretion, may desig-
nate.
Witness our hands this 21st day Of
| Septemher, 1908.
VI. J. CUNNINGHAM, Pres.
Attest: John F. Fitzpatrick, Secty.
Territory of Arizona,
Cochise County, SIS.
Before me. J. E. Morrison, a notary
public in and for the county of Co
chise, Territory of Arizona, on this
day personally appeared NJ. ]. Gun
ningham and John F. Fitzpatrick.
president and secretary, respectively
of the B. ]. O'ReiIIy Company, known
to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the forego
| ing instrument and acknowledged to
me that they executed the same, as
such corporate officers, for the pur
pose and consideration therein ex
pressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office this 21st- day of September
1908.
NY commission expires January
| (sea1 Z. MORRISON,
Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22

This advertisement, inserted once
in the Examiner" convinced Jack
McGregor, of Bisbee, Ariz.. that there
are hundreds Of people in Los Ange-
les who have dogs for sale.
Some friends of the Arizonan in
serted the ad as a joke. AS result
McGregor is now the proud posses
sor of a bl0oded Irish terrier which
he has taken back 10 Arizona with
him.
Immediately after the ad appeared
last Wednesday morning Mr. McGreg.
or was called up by a woman who mad
dog for sale. Then in quick sue
cession telephone calls and notes be
gan to pour in. Even newsboys be
sieged the Holienbeck with pups OF
ever description.
McGregor tried to escape, but q
woman with a large mastiff barred
the Spring street entrance. while rlen,
women and children with dachshunds,
collies, terriers and Just dogs" wait.
ed outside on Spring and Second.
Manager John Mitchell proffered
his services and spirited McGregor
away
''Say. you don't want a dog" said
Mitchell to his guest. why not buy
this fine owl that was sent to me-
from Arizona? Ills name is HASA.
yampa Dick. and he can
But the Arizona man fed to the
Eiks Club
The crowd spo ted him ami he
was followed. At the club he fourd a
tele gram from a man in Ri Terside,
VINO urged him MT to be too hasty in
ht~ selection. ami adding that be vGs
N route TO Los Angles with Spiiz.
a Mexican hairless, a French poodle
and a Boston terrier
Calls over the telephone began to
come in for NcGregor and an insist
ent crowd with dogs waited outside.
The Arizona man escaped by back
way to the Hollenbeck.
About fifty people have been in
here looking for you. smiled John
Mitchell And say, the dog catcher
just telephoned that he has about 200
dogs down there and for you to CONF
down and take your pick. But
really think you should take that
'owl-"
The Arizonian escaped to his
room. plugged up the telephone and
sent word to the Office that he was
not in to anyone.
Then Fred Herr of the Union Pa.
cific took hand He sent McGregoT
a note. got an interview and sold the
Irish terrier.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.

The friends of William Harris, an
old timer in the district, viii be gao
to learn that he stood tae operation IN
which his leg was amputed well. anu
there Is every chance that he VIII re
cover The limb was taken on close
TO the hip. the physicians OF the =.
4 hospital performing the operation.
The cause of the paralysis. Tor Wnlcn
the operation was made, was found u
he i bfg clot of blood in one OF the
q ,-t.lrioS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
A HUMAN ENGINE

Without good fuel the goth Centuls
Limited would travel little faster than
a common yard engine. IL takes good
fuel to develop power, endurance and
speed Every ambitious man is anx-
ious To push forward, to get ahead.
yet many are "eoaling up" on food
prepared with lard, regardless of the
fact that lard is indigestible and
really clogs up the system. just as poor
coal clogs the CRATE with clinkers-
Don't eat lard-soaked food: eat food
prepared with Cottolene, a vegetable
oil cooking fat, so pure, wholesome and
easily digested that paysiciane recon-
mend it even for invalids. Cot
tolene shortens your food, lengthens
your life and you will travel farther,
swifter and easier on it than on food
prepared from the fat Of the hog.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
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LAP LEAVES FOR HOME.

tribute to the character or a
Jananese was paid to Kidney Haseqna-
wa when he left Bisbee for his natiVe
conntrv The Japanese. who is inter
ested in a Japan mine, has been WORK
inc as an engineer for tae Copper
Queen people for the past three yeaLs,
during which time he has not only
been proficient in his Work, put nae
won the esteem OF his fellow WORKERS
AZ a token of their friendship, tne
men of the Copper Queen generai OF
3ce escorted him to the train when
he left wishing him God speed ana
much luck.