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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
RONCEVERTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Overton Lewis have
gone to Va. to Visit their parents.
VIM. Eggleston came up last Tues
lay from Institute on business.
Mrs. Katie .EIdrige and Clarence
Eldrige and little Miss Julia Reatley
returned Monday, after spending
three weeks with her daughters in
Charleston, ;
The Red Men gave an entertain
men at Christian League hall We'd
1esday night. A large crowd was
present. Mrs. l.. Richardson won
the prize, driving IA nails in a
mute. :.
Mrs. Lille Bell Johnson returned
20 Charleston Saturday, after spend
ng two months with her sister, Mrs.
Gtta Green.
Miss Amelia J. Mcdaniel was visit
ng friends here Friday and left Sat
lrday for :Covington, Va.
Miss MarceIla Rosso is indisposed
Albert Slaughter and wife, John
Baker and wife, Of Lewisburg, were
here Sunday afternoon.
The Baptist Sunday School rem
Tered their Easter program Sunday.
large crowd was present
Rev. Racket, of Covington, and
Rev D. Lewis, Of Hinton, were
visitors here last week.
Morgan Clemmons one of the
oldest citizens Of the county, died at
Fort Springs on the 18th. He IS
survived by his wife and one daugh-
ter. Rev. Howard White preached
the funeral.
Abe Becks Is visiting friends here.
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4 sEWELH.

Rev. E. C. Page filed his regular
appointment here, Sunday, and
preached two interesting and instruc-
tive sermons.
Miss Jennie Patterson, Mrs. Mary
Bibb, R. l.. Waddy and Moses Will
liams, of Pembroke, attended ser
vices here, Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Morris, OF Fire Creek
attended her lodge here, Tuesday.
Mrs Washington, or Fire Creek,
was the Sunday guest of Mrs. J. Fl,
Scott. .
Miss C. E. Bennett spent Friday
and Saturday at Kilsyth, visiting hel
sister. :
Miss M. E. Darlington spent the
past week at Cliff Top, visiting
friends. .,.es H. r.: - *, e, r..
T. S. Taylor and Miss w. A. Free
land we're calling on friends il
South Caperton, Sunday.
Madison Jones was calling or
friends at Nuttall, Sunday.
The Sunday School will give ar
entertainment at the hall, Saturday
night.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29

INSTITUTE.

Miss Nina Clinton was the guest
of Mrs. J. McHenry Jones, Saturday
and Sunday. :.
Dr.. r. l.. Jones was an Institute
caller. Sunday.
Prof. G.. E. Mitchell, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is able to
be out again.
Mesdames J. McHenry Jones, A.
w. Curtis and Misses Bessie V. Nor
ris and Nina Clinton, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Nina Stewart Gee at
Galipolis, Ohio, Sunday.
Miss Garry ~,Hairston and S. S,
Adams attended morning service at
Institute, Sunday.
Roscoe Clarkson, U. J. Napier and
Lafayette Campbell are out, after
being confined to their rooms several
days.
F. D. Cambria made a business
trip to Institute, Monday.
The revival meeting at the West
Virginia CoIored Institute closed
Wednesday evening with result of
81 converts during It's session.
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ANSTED.

Eddie Woodbridge and bride ar,
rived from Virginia Monday evening.
1helr house is being hastily pre-
pared en-
William Rease and family arrived
from Richmond Friday!
Miss Lula Woodbridge, of Virginia,
arrived here Sunday. o.
Willie Freeman wa s visiting his
relatives at Ansted Sunday. -"
Miss Hilda iLinthicolm, of Hill
Top Seminary, spent few days with
her grandma, Mrs. Whey Hicks, last
week.
The delegates, Sam Clay, s. Will
Jams and Mrs. Harriet. Stouart, will
leave soon for the convention at Nc
Donald. - - .,..... ....
Mrs. Sarah Gaines had a nervous
collapse few weeks ago. Her con-
dition remand unchanged until DR..
White, Of Montgomery was sum-
moned to her bedside. She left
Saturday for the asylum, where she
will undergo special treatment.
The Ansted and Hawks Nest
colored schools closed, in Joint ex-
.ercise at>the Ansted Church Friday
night. Many white and coiored were
present. The program rendered was
as follows:
+.@ Evening Song.
,, r. Prayer.
Words Of Welcome," Octav Clay
ton.
Little Things" Earl. Snyder.
Lay Me Down TO Sleep, Ada Wash
: ington.
Mammas Man." Walter Eldridge.
Il Am Young" Isaac. Brooks.
Dialogue, Leathan Brown. Edna
Stauart. ..~
Solo, Lena Forte. ''% '.>.
The Farmers Girl" Moriaalyard
= Snyder. L....<.t... -.
GRANDMA Told Me-" Mabel Skipper.
reaching School," Italia Bdredge.
Doll1es Drill, group of sixtee boys
and girls. - ~..." -.
D1alogue, Meeting of the Ghost "
Recitation, Little Stars,'r Mary Cox.
Duet, "Sister Ruth" h u
Dialogue, Henrietta and Octav Clay
T ton. ~ -,1|.I =. y
Singing, "Put Down Six and Carry
/ TWO" r. -..l'
Recitation, "Gladys' ouarrels."
Dialogue, IA Slight Mistake" . .
Tableau.
Singing. Meath the Annie Tree
Song" 80
Dialogue, Temperance"
Recitation, Gertrude 'Quarles.
Maud Muller Drill. ! ..'-
Singing Hail and Farewell"
Miss Lena Eldridge, Of Danville.
Virginia, Is here visiting her mother
and many friends. -"
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Closing of the Fern Bank School,

Many prominent visitors attended
the closing exercises. of the Fern
Bank school, Friday night It, was
said to be the best held In years. The
pupils were we'll trained, and render
ed their parts in manner that called
forth much applause. County Super
intendent Gilepsie, said in his adj
dress that he was agreeably sur
prised at the work and progress Of
the school, and that much credit was
due Miss Mamie G. Huskins, for her
excellent labor and If the state had
more such energetic teachers, the
standard Of the, education In West
Virginia would soon reach the point
that they were striving for. Prof.
Robertson, who Is assisting Superin-
tendent Gillipsie in holding the nor
NAL school at Fern Bank, said many
pleasing. things, among them, that
the drawings and collections, we're
right up to date and in keeping with
the latest methods Of teaching. <.%i
Mr. Haze1wood, who fs also a man
sincere in his efforts In the" eduea-
honal line, gave an Instructive talk
to the parents and paid many glow
ing compliments to the teacher. The
gun drill, also the Red, White and
Blue tableau with Uncle. Sam were
especially fine. d
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40 I CORRESPONDENCE

Among the sick this wick are
John Guthrie, Joseph Brooks and
Mrs. Mary Pack.
Miss Mary c.. Dill spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. Maude Bick-
ley, Of lronton, Ohio.
\ Mrs. Julia Holmes, Of Gallipolis,
Ohio. left for her home Wednesday,
having spent few days visiting her
brother w. T. iSmith, on South 9th
street, y
Mrs Annie, Johnson, Lucy Payne,
e. A. Whey Otis \Woodson and Miss
Josie Barnett attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Nina S. Gee, Sun
day.
Mrs. Almira Brown is critically i'll
at her home near. 9Th street.
misses Lucille Fountain and Ossie
McGhee were quite successful with
the tags on the 24th.
DR.. c. c.. Barnett was called to
Gallipolis, Saturday, by the serious
illness of, his sister-ln-law, Mrs. Ira
Holmes.
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HUNTINGTON.

> The sad news Of the death Of Mrs.
, Nina Stewart Gee, IS the source of
deepest grief to her many friends
. here. Mrs. Gee was a faithful and
Efficient teacher Of the Douglass
school for five years. Her noble
character and high ideals will be an
Inspiration to this community for
years to come.
Mrs, David Hearns is in Charles
ton visiting her brother, John Jack
son Of Bradford street.
= Mise. Josie Barnett entertained
Mrs. Hannah Lewis, Misses Sara a.
wilkins Mary G. Dill and Evelyn
Willis at six clock dinner, Friday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Mamie
Wade of Bluefield.
/. Mrs. Hodge, state deputy Of the
order Of True Reformers, lectured at
their hall, Tuesday evening after
which q banquet was served.
4 n. q. l.. Washington has returned
from business trip to Hill Top.
The Baptismal services of the A.
ME-! Church we're conducted by the
Presiding Elder at the 16th street
sBapsistE Church, Sunday at a. IN,
sl6rs.t G. G.. Barnett was called to
The Bedside OF nor ssister,, Mrs! Cora
Holmes. OF Ga11f1o1fs; Ohio, Wednes-
day. '%"t,. ..- ...r'
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Reception was given at the home
OF MRS: q, r. Crawford, in honor Of
her brother, Arthur Pack, who now
resides at Bluefeld. X -.
James Walker ;ds spending a few
days at home ::
Arthur Pack LEFT yesterday for
Bluef1eld.
Thomas Conner has returned from
a short trip to Hinton >.'' s.,
Mrs! Bowlinger. who was sick last
week, is able to be out.
Ernest Walker has returned from
Princeton. ,.. ..'."
Mrs. w. w. Williams was the guest
OF Mrs. Comney, Friday.
There will be preaching Sunday by
Rev. o. r. Harris. =" 49,
Sam White was business visitor
here. Monday. ~.'..
Edward White was here visiting
friends, Tuesday. 90
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
AFAIRMONT..,

Mrs. Brent Meade and son. ,Rich-
ard, Of Clarkshurg, spent Saturday
and Sunday here. the guests Of Mrs.
H. tW@Meade and family. IS. ~ =
r. Mr., Sand Mrs. Chas. Fletcher, ( Of
Uniontown, Ba., were guests Of rela-
uves here few days the last week,
Miss Bessie Jordan and Mrs. r.. L..
Morton and children were guests OF
their sister, Mrs. A. r.. Williams,
at Morsantown. Saturday and Sum
day. .s.t,S ...' 80 :, H'sI& D. -. ..
Mr.. and Mrs, Berkeley. Williams
and little neice, Virginia Allen, are
guests of relatives In Cumberland,
Mr., and Mrs, Oliver Blue have
gfaced' their parlor with new
plano. H>".&" =. ~ : >r,',,sM..
MRS. HELEN Crenchawe has been
quite ill, but Is much improved. &
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Arch Meade; Friday night.
| Mrs. F, H. Jacksont and Mrs. VIM.
Chenchawe entertained ON last Mon
day with a linen shower, complimen-
tary to Miss Bessie Jordan whose
engagement. to Mr.. G, w. Hamilton,
was announced some time ago. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent
by those attending.
Mrs. Lizzie Pines has moved from
9Th st. to Barney st. j ;
The Jackson Street Hotel and
Restaurant, formerly run by John
Smith, has been re-opened by Ulysses
Union. - .i-.E,
Rev. and Mrs. G, Gill have gone to
housekeeping in the Union property
on High st. ! = '.' -. - =
+ Rev. B. B. Martin left Friday for
Huntington to make his future, home;
Mrs, Sallie Obie was called to
Stanton. Sunday, by the sudden
death of her sister. !. 4
Bernard Martin, Jr., has moved his
family to Washington, D. c. : =. g,
Miss Grayce Martin Is on the sick
list. $780,, -, . ~
The 4 O'clock Needle, Club met
with Mrs. E. L.Morton, Friday after
noon. After an hour of work a very
appetizing luncfeon was served
A splendid program was rendered
by the young people, Thursday night,
for the benefit OF the M. E. church.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
.GUYANIlOTTE.

Tuesday evening, the goth the
losing exercises of the school were
held in the Baptist Church. The
program was rendered TO a crowded
house. Rev. I! v. Bryant delivered
IN able address, the brass band COM
POSED OF little boys from the orphans
home made some fine music. Prof.
Spencer deserves much credit for
lis work with, the" school the past
ear. ~ .
Scott Mullens and T. G. Agnew
we're shopping in*Huntington, satur-
lay. =
Henry Jackson went to Una on
business, Friday.
Mrs. Charlotte Brooks. T. G.. Ag-
lew and Rev, D. w" Perdew ate six
o'clock dinner with Mrs. Patsy Az
lew on Burlington street, Sunday.
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wINIFRRip.B.

r. G.. Green spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home at Kanawha
City. / - {
H. Temple has returned from
Stone Branch after paying a few days
visit to his family i -.,..:
G. w. Perkins spent the week In
Charleston attending the Miners
Convention. : "'''. .''. -
G. H. Carter, Of. Carbon, spent a
few hours here Friday.
Eugene Shelton returned Thursday
from HaTpers Ferry where he has
been attending school.
Mrs. James l. Thomas left for
Charleston Friday to spend a few
days with relatives.
Mrs. M. A. W.. Thompson closed
her school Friday evening with q
good program by the children. A
large and appreciative audience en-
)oyed every minute of the time ap-
plaudlng and cheering piece after
piece. The patrons of the school
were loud in their praise of the
teacher for the interest taken in pre-
pairing the children for the occasion,
1t is conceded by all to be the hest
program rendered by the school chill
dren in the history of the school at
this place. :: -
Mrs. Ed Tyson presided at the
organ and furnished the music for
the occasion.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
KANAWHA FALLS.

S. Green spent Sunday with his
family. .....
Mrs. Slater spent Saturday in
Charleston. 80 '"' -.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Johnson enter
tanned E. Russ and j.. Woods, Sun
day. - - r.
F. D. Page closed his school Fri
day. 49, =, - Z
Mrs. J. Woods and family attended
the closing Of Miss Kings schools.
Mrs. Julia Cosley is on the sick
list.
A. Page spent Sunday here with
his parents. - '.. -
John Lawson spent Sunday here
the guest Of Miss Ivory Woods.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
EAGLE.

There was a large attendance at
our Sunday School last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Cosbey made a flying
trip to Page, visiting her sister,
Stella.
Mrs. Ellen Rose is the guest of
Mrs. Annie Whey.
The tipDlc Of Diamond, the prop
erty of Carver Bros, Was consumed
by fire. Sunday night. Much loss is
reported.
Miss Ethel Brown Us still on the
sick list.
Mrs. Allie Saunders is improving
slowly. =
Walter Howard was visiting at
bongacre, Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Jones was visiting at
Canneltop, Sunday.
Mrs, Susie Saunders was visiting
in Eagle, last week.
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sort Of vegetable They are good
with all meats, though their digesti-
bility when served more than once a
day IS questionable.
With roast meats sweet potatoes
are appropriate as are squash to-
,matoes, asparagus, ana gstewed onf~
ons. 80. '.'''%',, ';''>. ~'..' q '~
t., Baked macaroni Is q fitting ac-
compartment to q roast, SO are Brus-
sels sprouts apu scel1oped or cream
ed eaulihower. - '.'' - ~ ),
q Turnips, carrots, parsnips, and
cabbagss' are generally eaten with
boiled meats. e" while peas, beets,
beans, corn, and tomatoes are good
with either boiled or roasted meats.
Rico should be served With stew
cd chicken. Roast duck demands
both apple, sauce and stewed onions.
Turkey without crahberties would
be. as lost as venison. without cur
!. 4, / -. ....~n :. =,
= Celery should never be opnitte,
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Cook: Vegetables .. =.
with These h !; Meals

Certain meats are as closely, allied
to. certain vegetables as is the ione
meter doxology to "Old Hundred.
10 separate them seems almost desc
Grafton. D..
thus stewed chicken without
mashed potatoes, and pork without
apple sauce lose half their zest.
Fried onions, fairly cry aloud for
Juicy >beefsteak, and roast beef
without potatoes, Drowned under the
meat never tastes quite the Aatn GU
Potatoes are an accommodating
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
SOUTH CARBON.

Mrs. Walker Reed, Is slowly i'm
proving at this writing. .4 ~
Mrs. Joseph Martin is on the sick
list.
Mrs. R. R">Alston, and Fred Will
Hams made q business, trip to Mont
gomery last Saturday. ...-.
{, Mrs Payne, the mother of Mrs.
walker Reed, is very sick. ,,.,e..?
Mrs Maggie Williams was calling
on friends and relatives at iWevaco,
Sunday. ',l( .>.]st' q,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29

FACE.

Rev. N. A. Smith, of Iron Gate,
Va, preached two excellent sermons
Sunday. - '.r
DR.. B. F. White, Of Montgomery;
is' here to set up the Pocahontas
Lodge Win .....'. '.'..
r. w. Snead will go to Macdonald
to, represent the Sunday school In
the convention. D" ,'"s' .'. !:
Hiss Hactel Crosby, OF Eagle, was
the pleasant guest Of her sister, Stel-
la Crosby. &C. -: j:
VIM. Brown is able to be out on
crutches. 49,
Miss Brown, of Charleston, is here
visiting her brother. D."
Rev. n. A. Smith was the guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Stanley Sun
dat at dinner. r. ..'
!.
asSHTHERs AND .IlONGACRE.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

the Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. J..
i. HUI, last Thursday afternoon,
After their regular routine OF busi-
ness, cake and ice cream was served.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29

when serving poultry, and Is an in
variable, accompanl1hent of soup. 1t
is, specially good for the nerves and
is. .fltt4ngIy served with iii. meats.
SQUADS and air game have lettuce
with French dressing Served < with
them, and lettuce must be eaten with
Virginia, ham, +, ~,ry @.:,,G.'..' H..
=. It Is no fong9f correct TO serve
more than tWo'}Vegetabies with the
meat course, though with poultry,
cranberries are cbuntod'a s an extra,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-29

Maria, I'm going to have DR..
SquilliDs treat me for d, InyH heart
trouble" vi. r.,
Squil1ips, Johh?" 49, -
"AH 1Fknow about him is that Mr..
Gotsum recommends him to me"
'FtWbo Is. Mrt ;Gotsum?'' ~ -. T.. -.
!. MI; Gotsum Is one of the, stock
holders of, the life insurance com ma
MI that is.oaTFHfuaszsasts f ciu,S, ON, 9,
my life ~ Cf1infa On kfzr flftn = v
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SAHTHERS AND .IONGACRE.

Miss Alberta Gay has returned
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
Personal Mention

Miss Ruby Ellis is visiting friends in Douglas for two weeks. After her return to Bisbee she will go to Cana nea. where she has accepted a posi- tion.
 Mrs. May McKenna is reported as quite i'll at her home. Avery Curry. of the Emporium in Douglas, passed through the city, re- turning to his home after a trip 10 Macs.
 Rev. E. A. Bolt. rector of St. John s Episcopal church, is at home once more after a vacation spent in South ern California. J. Manson came in from Courtland Friday night and spent yesterday in Bisbee.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blair returned from their honeymoon journey yester- day morning.
 John S. Williams has returned from visit to his son in NacoZari.
 Will White went to Tombstone on official business yesterday.
 Mrs. Allen Ralph returned to he~ home yesterday from the Copper Queen hospital.
 w. c. Mcbride, of the Great West, ern company. at Courtland. accompa' nied by Mrs. Mcbride. is spending Sun day in Bisbee.
 Former Captain of the Rangers liar ry Wheeler came up from Naco last evening. He reports everything very quiet in his town.
 H. \. Reno. of the City Brewing company, of Douglas, passed through the city last evening.
 Miss Elizabeth Jones returned from her vacation yesterday and resumed her duties in the Y. w. C. A.
 H. C. Henri was a passenger to leave for the east last evening. He will visit Pittsburg during his vaca-
 "The Fair" Store removal sale starts Tuesday morning. Aug 1c.h. ton.
 Sterling Smith left for Los Angeles on his vacation yesterday.
 Mrs. NJ F. Cassidy left for the coast yesterday afternoon.
 Ed Williams and family will leave today for Plymouth, England
 William WorthingtCn. assayer at the C. & i. shelter, was in the city yester- day morning.
 D. H. Faulk left for Memphis yes terday evening, where he will visit fer few weeks.
 pr. E. W. Baum left for Fl Paso last evening to meet his wife. who is re- turning home after a visit to in the eaS;
 Mrs. Susie Nemeck of the Copper Queen store has returned from a two weeks vacation.
 County Recorder c. A. Mcdonald came from Tombstone last night to spend Sunday in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
THE FAIR" STORE
Removal Sale Begins Tuesday, Aug
 Tenth.

The handsome new store building an Main street is now almost complete. Moving time is fast approaching. whul they must transfer their enormous stocks to the modernly equipped new hCm'.
 The moving of an organization of this size is a tremendous undertak' ing, involving great expense and ef' fort The proprietors of this pro- gressive institution deem it absolutely necessary that stocks be reduced and reduced greatly. They will fnaugG' rate a removal sale. to start Tuesday morning, August 10th. They have planned this sale event along the broadest lines with one idea-a posi- tive determination to decrease the vast quantity Of stocks and to reduce the great items of moving, cost and damage.
 Preparations are now complete for this REMOVAL SALE, which will m doubtedly be the most exceptional am successful Special Sale" occasion ever conducted by this store. A full page announcement of the many bar. gains will appear in Tuesday morn !, ,ing's issue of The Review. There IS no doubt that news of this character will command the confidence and sup. port of the entire buying public oi this ~i9Irity.
 We have been requested to an- nounce that unexeceiled service and prompt attention is assured to all wh1 make this store the great central buy. ing point during the sale. Whether you go with the intention of buying. to see CT be seen you'll be just as wei come.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The public is invited to the church Sunday to hear a discussion of four parables that bear upon some prob lens of the day. These parables are all centered about one theme, mans relation to God. They embrace faith fitness, diligence. motive, ability. These are the Darables of the hours. pounds, talents. Extra service found in Luke r and 19, and Matthew 20 and 9. One angle of this theme will be proved Sunday morning The ether in the evening, and thus we will find the thisd. The Sunday school continues to grow, and will continue as long as each teacher and schoia:' is faithful. We are working for l5J scholars by the time school opens. We study Thes. ,. today. The Epworth League at 6:45 D. m. The subject is a good one. Prayer service Wednes- day evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esate of Milo M. Medigovich, de ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. the administrator Of the estate of Milo M. Medigovich, de ceased. to the creditors of and all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this no- tice to the said administrator at the office of Neale & Sutter, attorneys at law. in the City of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. in said County of Cochise.
 NICHOLAS MOBILE. Administrator of the Estate of Milo NJ Medigovich, deceased.
 Dated Friday. this 9th day of Aug ust, 1909.
 First publication August sth, 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
People Were Content to Take Things
 Easier Than New.

If cur forefathers could behold the modern locomotives. automobiles and electric cars, they would hold up their hands in astonishment.
 The stage-coach was fast enough then-people were more content to take things easy.
 They used to be satisfied with any sort Of a hair lotion hat came along if it did not prever- badness theE thought it was becaLse badness could not be prevented.
 It's different no. People know that germs cause laidness and that Newbro's Herpicfie kills the germs, thus curing dandrus' and preTeating z badness.
 Sold by leading druggists. sSsn5 1Oc in stamps fo- sample to The Her picide Co. Detroit, -!ich.
 One Dollar Bottles guaranteed.
 EIS5EE DRUG e, spesiI Agts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder or Kidney Trouble and want certain, pleasant herb re- lief from Women's ills, try Fother Gray's "AUSTRALIAN-LEAF." It is a safe. reliable regulator and relieves all Female Weaknesses. including in fammation and alterations. Mother Druggists CT sent by mail fer 50 cts. Sample sent FREE. Address The Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, \. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-08
SUMMER CAMP ATTRACTS

Thus far there have been twenty. five applications to join the Y. NJ. c. A. camping party which will leave on August 24 for a ten day out ing in the Hauchucas. An innoya- tion which will be made this year will undoubtedly prove popular. There are to be family tents, tents slightly removed from the main camp but taking their meals at re gular camp mass.