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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31
URNERsvILLE.

The Sunday-schoo Of this place gave a
very interesting Christmas entertainment
on Wednesday night, December %. Much
credit is due to those who had charge of the
little ones, as they all took their part
nobly. The choir rendered some fine selee-
tions. The Sunday presented their
Pastor, Rev. J. F. Louden, with basket
of good things for their Christmas dinner
and the members and friends added very
much in trying TO make their pastor COM
Portable by giving him beautiful robe for
his carriage. The pastor after he had ex-
pressed his appreciation Of such lovely
gift, he said it was just what he needed, as
the winter was coming in full force.
The Epworth League will give Pie and
Milk Social at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs
William G. Watson on January z. Every
one that has mouth for pie is requested
TO be present, and if any one refuses TO take
milk, coffee will be substituted. As this
is she first social held in the New Year, let
everybody come with new resolution by
giving their dimes and dollars TO help she
church along.
Mr.. Willis Cheesman and family spent
their Christmas with Harry Carter and
wife.
One OF William Twins fine team
horses was seized with paralysis last Mon
day week on his way to the city. Forum
ateIy he had only got about one mile from
home when the horse fell TO the ground.
They were Obliged to put she horse on
sled to convey it back home. There is
very little hopes Of it ever being better, al
slough be has good appetite at times and
seems to know its master.
Mr.. w. ). Duell, OF this place, is very
sick, and his disease is Of such character
shat consultation between doctors Smith
and Halsey was held. Very slight hopes
OF his recovery are entertained.
Mrs. William Dennis and Mrs. w
Marles, OF this place, attended the funeral
of their uncle at Trenton on last Saturday
Mrs. James Powell spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Haines, at Cam
den.
Herbert Williams has been spending she
holidays with his parents at this place. He
is looking fine and will soon reach she 200
pound mark again.
Mrs. Albert Williams entertained her
Sunday-scbooI class on Christmas Day, also
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HURT and Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Hurf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
We, the undersigned, have known F.. J. Che
fectly honorable In all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDzNG, KINNAN Il MARVIN.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ii taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Testimonials sent FREQ. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
s9o7-1m.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31
Good Coffee

is a question that's pulling
many Of our good housewives
today. Not from lack of
knowledge in knowing how to
make a good cup of coffee, but
from over pursuasion of
smooth tongued statesmen
that cannot sell a pound of
coffee without a string to it.
He's going all over the coun-
try selling an inferior article
worth about I5c a pound in
actual quality, for rs or 3oc a
pound and with each and ev-
cry package a coupon entit-
ling you to a present with so
many, say ten, which amounts
to 500 and he will bring
you a present worth retail Soc.
or 75c at the most. Are you
getting your premiums for
nothing?
Call at our place and get a
pound of coffee fresh ground
while you wait and every
ounce of it stands for quality,
from IS to 35c per pound, and
if its not good for the money
return what you have left and
get your money back after
you are convinced its no good.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31
Guaranteed the best that money
~ can buy ~

men dP ty irs:H ahus saenet
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31


Does it Pay Feed Heart? Billy
or in Ii a OF Il
organism
muay he co Civ nkh an or i @ qua
Improved
pff BY a neal try
nwi heg goods o. sl ii your
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Red Heart Manufacturing & Medicine Co., Inc
5231 Archsr Camden, N =
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31

Mrs. Il. Fay Babcock il spending ten
days with Mrs. Anna Graham. ~ Ocean
City.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-31

We have four separ-
preparations:
Red Heart Improved
Blood Tonic
for HORSES only
. cows :
!" HOGS "
g POULTRY !"
We are canvassing
every farming district
in the United States,
and when the Red
Heart salesman calls on.
you. do not fail TO place
an order with him, to
be delivered by your
own dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

excaXating work show that dlegins
dld not realty begin much before
1907 Ia the last few months Of
1909. the dredges aud shoyels
reached totals 81 only about hair a
million cubic yards a MONTH bat
To 1907 the work began To forge
ahead. ny March the dreagcs and
NhOvels were taking cut a little
more than a million cubic yards a
month
ny March 1905. the monthly
excavations we're running at a.asT..
GOO cubic yards which figures are
the maximum rate. Every month
since then has seen approximately
5000 600 euhic yards OF dirt taken
out At this the digg ~ have
struck their gait"
There are now a total Of i0t
steamshoveis az work on the 18th.
mus.
The total disbursements on 40.
count Of the canal up 20 June. 1905.
amounted % si37.Tos. 210.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

TIA, ha. hal All the box had In 4
was a dead queen bee. 80 J wasn't
alung nftor All. Wheoylpl Sid
plhhlohofcr. after spirited bidding.
bad q gallon domIjohn that looked
mighty promising knocked down 10
him. nut n was only bcnzlne
lie was 80 ratified that he went
rlsht away and hasn't benzlno
SINCE. Teoheo. toeheo. tce.hoe'
Also toottootl Asa lfnntin drew a
safety razor while hoping 10 got q
anow shovel 49, he doesn't expect
% shave until 3hoa Watson gota
elected president. he traded u off
90 Annty nodsp0ogle for pair of
anapendcra she Rut when trying
for "a hot wator bottle Grandpa
Smink. who hasn't nny teeth.
bought parcel labeled d Infant
Food p bat 10 was a aot of nut
picks ilo SAYS be- can pick up
nuts better with his hands than
with them things However some
body got what he really could find
some use fur Caleb Moot won "a
can filled with cocoa butter he
De- going 10 put IL on his coco 10
mako hts hair strong a boX
marked "Peushehlc" proved Go be-
a box OF cheese. But h hadn't
perishcd ON the contrary. 81 WAS
full Of life. Give It air. some.
body said. and Ia minute "a had
ail the nir within four rods of the
freight shed A blind man went
away with the biggest bargain 81
any u was q fancy, brass mount
Cd. high power microscope. Some
people can always come ont nhoad
trading slght unseen A great deal
Of lntercai conferred IN large
trunk labeled Salome Co No o.
The auctionoor figured oui that 70
probably bid sa.aiG salome cos.
TUNES. with perhaps room Tor a
dozen pairs OF fancy silk hose
started tho bidding at I5 cents.
aud sitter a lively contest u was
knocked down 60 ola Judge Skooy
OF for sl2b0. lie loaded Il on q
truck and carried lt away without
l0tllng ans body see the conteutH
bat iator ! save his little grand.
son. pcrciyai Skoovsf. cuheh
cigarette 90 tell mo what the judge
found ia a. Percival said q was
level fnli 81 paving brick Say.
guess that trunk belonged 10 the
heavy comedian. yeaG Wow fip'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
NO MORE MICROBES
IN THE WARDROBE


thy United Press
WASHINGTON. - C.. Dec 10
Another legislative gem has been
added 10 the fuaay rules that guide
the district fathers who administer
government IN the capital city.
Ana "a little hlt Of germ. innsl.
BILE 90 the naked eye. has caused
the trouble that sent about 5000
worthy waahcrwomou "a huryiug
aud acwrylnR into tho highways
and bywayH seeking the health de-
panment and "A llceuBc O do wash.
ing
II all resulted from some inquisi-
tive and flnlcky PERSONS discovery
that there were microbes lurking Ia
his shirt front iMmediately ho HE'D
himself 10 The department that
obeya the trlumwrafe of commits.
aianera that obey congress, that
makes the laws for the most gov.
ernrd city on earth
Wherever family laundering o.
dome. there must be n clean bill u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
GEE WEIILLIKERS! HOW THE DIRT FLIES!

wAsplNGTON. ~ G.. Dec. % -
- 9leeipr on the Panama canal Is
500 per cont completed AZ
- present rate. all che art viii be
va h less than three yeara.
me dirt IS tlying faster than tho
ssseafa anticipated Nobody OK.
1900 lhe excavation Go be complct.
a seven YEARS The estimates,
sh,sa we're supposed co he conaorv,
s,ee named 10 ana even ~ years
= he minimum.
m way the work has been lorg,
~ ahead Ia told in few eloquent
feules
re total amount of excavation
yssalf.sl MAY 4, 1904, was lA2, 900 /.
1o6 cahlc Yards
re amount taken cut during the
q moashs ending nec. 1. 1905. was
sfase eas cubic Yards
The total amount taken out up To
netemher. 1905. was 56,6l6.95S
tahlc yards
The amount remaining ia be cx.
eataiaa l. S5HiS.5bi cmhlc Yards
Al rME PRESENT RATE. A
YrAR PROM NOW WILL SEE
TIE AMOUNT OF WORK TO nE
rnNe REDUCED To LITTLE
ffSs THAN So oO0 zoe CUmC
xARnS, AND TWO YEARS FROM
NOW TIE AMOUNT WILL RE
rNnEK $4,000 00o CUBIC YARDS,
WHICH CAN ms CLEANED UP IN
ABOUT -FOUR MONTHS.
The wonderful effectiveness ni
he dleking force ON tho canal has
fArted tho engineers thinking again
bout the sea-leycl plain.
The hoard on consulting engineers
called In - give an opinion on this
mnjeet two or three years ago. esti
mated IN their majority report that
he amount OF excavation which
gould BE- required for a bea.iayel ca
al would BE- eSi, 02s.o1T cubic
yards The difference between
MS and the Ia 000. oeo cubic yards
required to build the lock canal Il
pniy - zoe GEO cubic yards, and
viih the work going forward AZ sht
present rate the engineers begin q
Alnk that II mikht just a. easy Il
o. ont this 80 000. 900 cubic yards
Gnd have a sea.level canal. as q
saxc this amount 81 digging wort
and baild locks
n round numbers. there now re-
main So 500. 600 cubic yards 10 b
aug out To this amount add 81.
9a8 0aa the amount necessary ful
d sea.level canal. and the amount
u earth eonfronting the dlsEera
vouii b f7t.S00 900 cubic yards
Re dix THIS would take between
bar aud i've years
QUESTION. WOULD 1T BE
xAsgER TO PUT IN THE Mkt
FOUR AND A HALF YEARS DIG,
clNG FOR A SEA-LEVEL CANAL
on BUILDING LOCKS AND DAMS
FOR A LOCK CANAL
A glance at the records % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

THE days n 1905 are numbered
on tfe calendar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
LANDS BIG POSITION

San FRANCISCO Dee 19-By
~. PIT was unofnciniiy am
nsunced here today that William y.
Wheeler. assistant secretary ~ the
department 81 commerce and la-
hor, has been secured for fho POSI-
tlon % manager u Tho traits bu-
reaa ~ the Merchants Exchange.
a place which viii pay a salary u
gtz soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

health, and tho laundresa and iaun'
dfymon must be licensed.
Washington has been going
through % antinoise spasm DOGS
are muzzled. newsboya are licensed,
lettering n prohibited, ana ie you
live hero and n hinge OF your gate
creaks. or you want 10 put q new
washer ir0 your water faucet you
can't oil or mend II yourself or
the guardians Of the law will get
YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

Justice Of the Pence John y
Carroll yesterday found for Chaa.
W Ziogiitz and NJ g. Zelglitz IN
the sull brought against them BY
Leo Donovan ~ recover 500,
which ho claims be- lost playing
draw poker AZ their cigar store
in Latona in the summer ~ 1907.
Colombia produces platinum rec.
ond ln quantity only 30 Russia.
washing ~ from the gravels ~ the
Choc0 river. whore ~ always is
found mixed with gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

Mrs Nicholas Longworth tells a
quaint STORY about an English boy
They are very precoeiuuH. indeed. "
ahe said. those little chaps from
Ftou or Rugby. with their round
sober faces aud their quiet air
a very pretty American girl was
talking to one Of these urchina.
AID have yua cot sweetheart
yes, Tommy she said. playfuiiy.
'No' said Tommy. atm. Tine same
sauuEh for BIT OF apoonlng. n
that's shat your after"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

The Great Northern railway
was yesterday made defendant "a
suit in judge Georges court
nied by Heary Lusthoff for s8s.
Lusthoff claims he bought tickets
from the local o y ticket offices
for two PASSAGES from Bremen
Germany, 20 Seattle. via New
York. when he vent 90 the q
a. offices in New York 60. pro-
cure the tickets. he wAa forced 10
pas as additional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
ARMY OFFICER FACES
SERIOUS CHARGES

SAN FRANCIgcO. Doc ss.--1ly
81 P.--Army society circles az Fort
Baker are stirred today by the ru-
NOR that Lieut. ThOmas A. Jones,
" the Coast Artillery. may again
face court martial as the result
81 "a suspicion that he ~ The author
~ an anonymous lettcr charging
Company Qunrtermasior Sergeant
McMaatcr syith all sorts ~ offensee
against ethics and morals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

Az the result Of the inycstiea
ton. instituted by ffealth'Commia-
sionor Or Cnchton regarding an
epidemic Of Rlaudefs said 90 ok
int in the city. Us horses have been
condemned According 10 Dr.
Crlchton, owners must stand the
loss IN these cases. aH. under Tie
law. the horses have died nat.
ufal death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
nY rREp scHAEFER.

claimed freight az the depot yoas
iefday. AT The other prominent
ciisgeus were there. too ] hit in
box supposed 10 euufain iewuiFy.
it didn't. ~ now ! won't have 60
give my Kir any for Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

Am the lucky lad. whatg Say
fellows. I'm 50 iarky that n ia
faii down a mine shaft ia strike
pay dirt at TIE bottom. Thud' !
went down 90 the sale ~ an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

The Philippine scouts number
8sse enlisted mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23

collar PIN Sets In ifk. gold VIM.
u4 finch. pioneer ieaeieF. SIS Sec.
oau ave. Seattle zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-23
UNION BAKERY AND
RraTAuRAhT. 2f7 PIKE 81

Special for Christmas Gmontha-
old fruit cake zoe Il pound. Eng
llsh plum pudding. 40c a pound. 80
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
4 BETTER GAME
BY TUCSON BOYS
Sonora Camp Team Win Out
in the Ninth Inning By a
Batting Rally.
Especial to the Rey;eF-I

GANANEA, May 9.-1he game
Ecson put up Wednesday morning
a the Cananea grounds was com
vEete reverse from the sleepy game
E,esr nine put up on Tuesday after
noon.
Tbey had Carayartes, a relative OF
aome giant in the box and Canane2
.ever succeeded in finding hin until
the lagtt half of the ninth inning
when they fell on to him for iour niCs .
s,nd three runs. For a long time II
soobsd as if Cananea was the loser
eensationai plays were made on
sota sides. Hodges and Robes elc-l
DnfEed in almost impossible drives
Isjr raising stops by Wacey, Rhine
bart and Godfrey kept the spectator
cheeripg. and Pfierman's throwing 10
saoopd was more than feature.
WhiteIey pitched seven innings Lor
Cananea and was relieved BY Rhine
ha-t in the eighth. who had the yis
itors at his mercy Tor the remainder
OF the game.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

D. A. Richardson returned from Her
mosillo last night.
w. L. Dixon returned from the west
last night.
Chris Sellman came in from Tomb
stone last evening.
Miss Bessie Reilly arrived in Doug
las last evening from Bisbee TO visit
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. G. Tadlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young left yester-
day morning for El Paso, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Young is
an old engineer on the road and has
been transferred to the eastern divis-
ion.
C. H. Weeks of the Copper Queen
store, is off duty on the sick list for
a day or two.
Claude Neer. son of o. l. Neer, has
returned from the Colorado School Of
Mines, where he will spend his vaca-
ton.
Mrs. c. H. Vail, librarian at the
Bisbee pubic library,w ho has been
visiting Mrs. R. L. Gibson, returned
yesterday to her home.
There is some talk among railroad
men of two new crews being placed
on the road for the purpose of hauling
building material for the Southern Pa
cifc.
Miss Flo Goff of El Paso arrived in
Douglas yesterday for a visit at the
home of Miss Francis Quarles.
Mrs. Burdick, mother of Clinton
Burdick, who has been visiting in
Douglas during the winter, left for her
home in New York state yesterday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

leved that many interesting remains
of the past will be unearthed in
Southwest TEXAS. This country was
at some remote date subjected to .
volcanic up2e1 val which transformed
what was doubtless a great inland
water way into solid land, for oyster
shells and other marine sheIs are
found on the tops of inland mount
aims
Thi5 same upheayal buried a'So
much of the ancient life, for example,
the Anthropologica Society d Texas
uncovered and has in its possession a
fossil of the largest mammoth IN the
world; .he tusks Of this huge crea-
ture measure thirteen and half feet.
The Society has also petrified spec
linen of the siiurian age, saurisn
dinfidocus which measures eighty
feet from tip to tip. IN the-past
year several interesting Aztec
mounds have been opened near San
Antonio and there win undoubtedly
be some interesting archaeological de-
velopments 0. prehistoric Texas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
COUNTY ROADS ARE
BEING IMPROVED
Roads Leading From Lowell
Are Being Made Over By
Supervisors.
Lowell. Ariz.. Man 9. 1sOl

Lowell, Ariz., May 9, 1908.
Very few of the citizens of the s.
trict have noticed the great amount of
work which has been done on the
county roads in the last few weeks.
Nearly every road leading from Low
ell has been improved to some extent,
most of the repairing being done on
the Naco road and the road leading 10
the Forest ranch in uhe Sulphur
Springs Valley. On the latter road
a stretch of over two miles has been
overhauled and repaired to such an
extent as to make 1t one OF the best
mountain roads in the county. From
the Forest ranch the roads are level
and no great amount OK labor is
necessary to place them In first-class
condition.
The Naco road has been also repair
ed for quite stretch Work still being
under way on this tAoroughfare. This
road is the most travelled of any lead
ing from Lowell and it's being made
passable is greatly appreciated by all
who have occasion TO pass over it
The road from Lowell to Warren is
also being Improved to some extent.
The new work is being done under
the supervision Of the board Of super
visors which is doing all in their pow
or to give the residents Of Bisbee and
surrounding community roads OF the
highest standard. The work is being
commented upon favorably by all wno
nave passed over the roads, and the
board should be encouraged in their
work.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
TORPEY A NEW DRINK
AT THE GAOSDEN

Jack Neary, the dispenser OF things
that cheer and then cheer again at
the Gadsden, was somewhat stumped
YESTERDAY. when three local politicians
sought the footraii against his popular
resort, and, In response to his usual
query. what "a IT. gentlemen" =.
quested "Torpey." lack thought for
a minute. and then said, Gentlemen
that's a new one on me; please elHci
date" What Don't you know what
a "TorDy' is?" asked ona
mo: I'm clean to the sand paper
on that proposition" said Jack.
Why, 'Torpey' is anything with a
lemon in it," was the quick response.
They're on me-" said Jack, and they
all took "Torpics."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
Cochise County
A SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RUM0R At DOUGLAS
Contracting Firm Reported
Ready to Start Work Of
Grading at Pearce,

A pretty well substantiated rumor
was current on the streets yesterday
that Mccoy Bros, contracting firm
having already done considerable grad
ing work for the Southern Pacific on
their new roads south of Douglas, are
now on their way to Duncan, their
home, TO get mules, wagons and tools
to commence the work of grading the
line for that company from Pearce to
Douglas.
The information was brought to
Douglas day or two ago by respon-
sible resident of this city, who since
that time has been very active search
ing out a number of real estate bar
gains and business investments. He
says he talked personally with one of
the Mccoy brothers. who stated that
they had received the contract and
that their bond had just been accept
ed. They are now getting their out
At together to come south and com
mence operation. They expect TO COM
plete the laying of the track by the
latter part of the summer. More news
of railroad building into Douglas came
to this city yesterday when dispatch
from Tombstone was received stating
that company, called the Arizona
Southern, has just flied application for
a charter. This company states tnsr
it is organized for the purpose Of build
ing an electric line between Douglas
and Bisbee. and the dispatch states
that 1t has no connection with the Co
chise Electric Railway company, whicn
was incorporated a week or two ago
for the same purpose. The application
for the charter was filed by c. w. van
Dyke, of Warren. l. A. England OF
Alexander, Minnesota, and Arthur A.
Van Dyke. of st. Paul, MINI. The
company is capitalized at s50,090, con-
sisting Of 500 shares snares OF SO
each. ..
With all this RAILROAD news the pros
poets for the city of Dougias certainty
ought to be looking un.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
BURIED CITIES IN TEXAS
WILL BE EXPLORED
Appropriation is to be Asked of
Legislature,

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, May g.
Buried cities in Texas, three OF four
Of them already located, only wall
to be explored, so states Mrs NJ. La,
Moreau, president of the Texas
branch of the American AnthropoIog-
icaI Society. Mrs. La Moreau refus-
es to disclose the exact location Of
these buried cities, but says that s5
soon as the Legislature next winJel
passes the law to protect all geolog-
ical and archaeological finds that ca
ploring parties will be organized and
the world will be astonished at the
uucoverfng of a historic past for
Texas, d which now little or nothing
Is known.
These buried cities are supposed
to lie near the Rio Graude and to be
similar to some of the ancient cities
of Mexico which have been excavated
In the last ten or fifteen years. Texas
was originally part of Mexico and was
peopled by the old Aztecs and Tel
tees, races differing materially from
the North-American Indians. These
buried cities are supposed to have
been fortresses guarding the frontier
of the Empire of the South. 1t is be-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

Three base hit-Cerevantes. Two
base hits, Stevens. Earned runs
Cananea, 4; Tucson, 8. Hits of
Whiteley, 8; off Rhinehart, o; off
Cerevantes. s. Struck out-by White
ley, 3; Rhinahart, l; Cerevantes, 3.
Umpire-Armendariz
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
Personals.

William Winover left for his old
home in Chicago this morning.
Con O'Neil has returned from a
visit on the coast.
B. A. Taylor, of Gleason. is in Low
ell and will spend Sunday here.
]. w. Sheppard has returned from a
visit in Naco.
Fred James, Of Ell Paso, is a guest
of Lowell friends.