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 from sixteen to twenty miles wide. It has two mountain ranges. both run ming parallel. north and south, having 1 nice valley in the center. The east coast range is about sixteen miles long and the mou1tain peaks attail d height O. from $500 to 4000 feet above the sea level.
 There is an abundance or scrub oak | and gulsachi timber some of the latter having a diameter of fourteen inches. None of it. however. is very tall. There is plenty of grass and il is a f1sherman's paradise.
 On the island there are three water holes. Professor Jones has made a chart of the island. it's coast lines anG the watering places. These charts will be of untold value to any who may become shipwrecked or lost on the island.
 The southern end isa broken-ul mass of granite basaic, covered by a volcanic capping. which prevents prospecting on a successful scale. The north end is of granite. There is also quite an area covered with a conglomerate of lime, iron, black glassy volcanic matter and pebbles.
 There are some stringers of sugar or granulated quartz, but no mineral was visible by banning or with a strong glass. Professor Jones took about 100 photographs. also many scientific observations. having made maps, charts, barometer readings, etc. He will immediately compile a volume dealing with the trip, fully il. lustrated. which the boys think wilt defray their expenses. Although they did not come back gold laden. they are entitled to due credit for the trip made.
 While they were on the coast one day they spied a big fishing yacht. which had Senator Conn and party from Elkhart, Ind, on board. They were in Guaymas and after hearing about the Bisbee explorers, headed that way. Mir. Conn had boxes ot oranges. cigars. fruit.. etc. also some late papers W-iich were thrown of to the boys, who certainly appreciate them.
 Many relics were brought hack from the island however. The boys have a collection of all sorts of pottery, ar row heads. pieces of carved wood. and also some of the carpIrgs. which they brought to Bisbee with them.
 The boys all say that the great tide. which rises twenty to thirty Feo, on the northern end and seven feet on the southern end is the only danger that will be run into.
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SOUTH CAROLINA TEACHERS

COLUMBIA. S. C., Dec. 3O.-Tbe school teachers of South Carolina and the several organizations affiliated with the State Teachers Association will be much in evidence in Columbia during the remainder of this week. The State Teachers Association be gins its annual convention tonight. thc program of the initial session Drovid- ing for addresses by James A. Hoyt of Columbia, President D. B. Johnson .of Winthrop College. Principal W. K. Tate of Charleston and President H. N. Snyder of wofford College.
 Sessions were held today by the city superintendents. Tomorrow the meetings of the elementary teachers, college instructors and rural improve ment association, as well as the parent organization, will be in full blast.
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Boxes Close Today.

The last opportunity which will be gwen holders of postoffico boxes, who are delinquent in payment of their rent, will be today. Tomorrow being legal holiday the office will only be opened during the regular holiday hours in the morning. Anyone whose rent is due woud do we'll to pay be- fore the closing hour this evening. Otherwise under the rules of the de partment Postmaster Cassidy will be compelled to plug the boxes and for mer holders must stand in line for their mail
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DO YOU WANT PusLlcrTYs

If you want your pEoper-y men toned if you eed a report or a eaten. prospectus: If you are organized an, wish to sell stock, if you want the very best legitimate promotion work for your prospect. your mine, your property or your busl ness; if you want the bes; article of winning advertising in any connection, call on or write to Fran Alley, Douglas, Arizona, who has has wenty-one years experience in tbe business in this Territory.
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NOTABLE CHURCH ANNIVERSARY

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 3O.-Noted leaders of the Methodist Episcopal church in America assembled in this city today to celebrate the 125th an- niversary of the founding of their de- nomination. The exercises commemo- rating the anniversary were held h the First Methodist Episcopal church. which is the successor of the Lovely Lane Westinghouse, where the mem orable Christmas Conference assem- bled in 1874 and took the initial steps for the organization of the Methodists n America into a church.
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Trains Change Time.

On account of a change in the sched- ule time of the s. P at Benson the local time card will undergo a number of slight alterations. to begin Sun day, January 2. While no official an- rouncement has been received here the time will probably be as foi- lows: The stub for the west in the afternoon, 2:25 instead of 2:45 as at present, and return at S:35 instead of 355. No. 1, seastbound, arrive at 5 Instead of 4:45.
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Post Learners Spell Clothes.

Yesterday the Warren-Bisbee Stree. Railway company started to give all their poles on Upper Tombstone can yon and Main street a coat of glossy black paint No signs of warning were posted thereon. conseqnently 2 number of post ieaners came to grief portions of their suits receiving somr of the paint when they endeavored t. seek their usual support from the wiro sticks.
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Sam earret A visi.or.

sam G3rret, master mechanic fo- the tombstone Consolidated Mining Com pany, was a visitor in Bisbee yester- day MT. Garret states that the big pump has been installed and work on pumping the water from the big shaft between the 800 and 1000 levels has been in progress for the past week. At the mine the pumps handle 7.O00.- eco gallons of water every twenty four hours and at this rate it will take two or three months to drain the mine sufficiently to permit operations on the lower levels.
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wreok vietim Reeovers.

Colonel William NJ. Fife of Cananea, who was injured in the recent s. +. wreck near Benson. was able yester- day to return to his home after a stay in a hospital at Tucson. His injuries consisted of a number of severe bruises which incapacitated him for a time.
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To Witness Show.

A. N. Gage. secretary of the Tomo- stone Consolidated Mines company. accompanied by Louis Kuchenbeckar and s. w. Sidell. the latter managee of the Tombstone office of the Wells Farge Express company. drove through in Mir. Cages auto yesterday to attend the performance of ,he Three Twins.
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1assIer Finished eradlna.

Dave Hassler, who for several weeks has been engaged in grading the lot on upper Main street to be occupied by the Masonic temple. has completed the work Building operations are ex- pected to be begun within the next fortnight
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Says He's Joined the Show.

Robert Newcomb, star of the Man From Boston, stood and twiddled his thumbs yesterday afternoon in front of the Orpheum theater. with smile of content Illuminating his sunny flea lures. I've joined the show he an nounced with a dramatic wave of the hand. as the first truck load of seen. cry from the special train of the Three Twins company dashed past. That so?~ @Yes. l go on tonight . "What part do you play?" I'm fly man" he responded majesticaliy, as he walked away toward the stage en- franco.
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Business Briefs
NEW YEARS DANCE

NeT Years dance at the Odd Eel lows hal Saturday January 1ss. Mus ic b. Royal Orchestra. Dancing promptly at g o'clock. Everybody cor Gialiy iavtel. Lad e free. Gentle men GI.C0. $50
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Relative of commoner.

Mrs. W. J. Bryan. Jr.. of Tucson, daughterin-law of Colonel William Jennings Bryan will spend New Years in Bisbee and vicinity. She will be the guest of her encis. W. 0. Shoes. of Warren during her stay in the dis triet.
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Cavaliers wilI nance.

A large crowd will probably attend the dance to be given this evening at Odd Fellows hall by the Cavalier club. A large number of invitations fer the affair have been issued. The haIl will be appropriately decorated for the occasion, while the usual gocd music will be furnished by the Bren- nan orchestra.
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NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUB
 ScEIBERS.

On account of cable transfer at Allen and Y. W. c. A. buildings, Saturday, January 1st. all telephones on North side of Main stree; from Bank of Bisbee to Palace Livery. will be out of service for from two to three hours, between and 10 a. m.
 BISBEE IMPROVEMENT co.
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to the confirmation of the said sales and may be heard and may produce witnesses in support of his objections. Dated. December 2Sth, 1909. 545 J. E. JAMES.
 Clerk of Probate Court.
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ORDINANCE NO. 151.

An ordinance amending Section III of Ordinance No. 146. of the City oi Bisbee. entitled An oriinance estab fishing police court in and for the City of Bisbee, providing for the ap- pointment of Police Judge ana fix. ing his compensation"
 Be it ordained by ;he Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bis. bee, as follows:
 Section l. That Section III of Ordinance No. 146, entitled an ordi- nance establishing a Police Court in and for the City of Bisbee, providing the appointment of a Police Judge and fixing his compensation" be and ;he same is hereby amended 10 read as follows:
 That the compensation of said Pc lice Judge is hereby fixed at seventy five (s75.O0) Dollars per month.
 Section II. All ordinances anl parts of ordinances in conflict nere- with aie hereby repealed.
 Section III. This ordinance shaii take effect and be, in force from and after its passage and approval and publication asr equired by law.
 Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common council this 22nd day of December, 1909.
 GEO. H. NEALE.
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Morrisen Back Home.

Attorney J.E. Morrison has returned from Tombstone, where he represent ed Attorney E. G. Strickler upon the charge of embezzlement. Two demur rers to the indictment were submitted to the court, which is expected to rule upon them January 6.
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Woman stiIl ln JaiI.

Woman StlII in JaII.
 The Mexican woman who beat up a one-arned man with rock couple of days ago. is still held in the Lowell jail, while officers arc searching for the injured maa in an endeavor to get him to swear to complaint. The man. Valencia. has not been seen sine, stitched up at the dispensary.
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Christmas Greetings
Personal Mention

Deputy Sheriff Hilborn of Douglas passed through the city last evening on his way from Tombstone, where he has been as witness.
 Ross Griflth returned from Douglas last evening.
 Mrs. Ruby Bowman of Los Angeles arrived ia the city last evening. to be the guest of friends and relatives.
 D. F. Johnson of Douglas passed yesterday here on business.
 Mrs. John Bowen Is at Tucson, wis iting with friends.
 Master Mechanic Mckee of the C. & A. company is at Courtland on company business.
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Trotter still Lame.

Jay Wilmoth's trotter. Prince N, is still suffering from lane leg. the re- suit of an accident while working out at the Country club tracks. The ami maj is still under yeterina-ys care and will, 1t is though be un1ble o take part in the race meet a week from Sunday.
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chas. Flynn Returns

Chas. Flynn a former resident O. this district. and at one time an s.- tache of the legislature, returned yes terday from Phoenx where he is b. cated at present, engaged in the min ing business.
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Brown Passes Through.

o. F. Brown. well known mining man of the Tigre mining district of Sonora, passed through the city last evening on his way home from Cana nea. MT. Brown while in the big Mexican camp was the guest of his brother, Walter Fife.
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c.uen surprise Party

A number of the friends of Miss Maggie Burrato rendered her sur prise party at her home Wednesday evening. A pleasant time was had by all in attendance.
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On vacation.

On vacation.
 Alderman William Poland of the Second ward, accompanied by Mrs To land, is spending the holidays at Los Angeles and other points on the Pa cific coast. They will return the first week iB January.
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Hed, Weak, Weary, Tvatery Eyes.
 sseneVed By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine For Your Eye Troubles. s You VIII Like Murine. l. Soothes. soc Al Your Druggists. Write For Eye Books srse. Murine Eye Remedy Co.,. Chicago.
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CITY IN BRIEF
saek oil Dob.

Back ofi Job.
 Teddy Bear Wilson, former man. age- of the ball team. who has been i'll at the C. & A. hospital with blood poisoning, left that institution Wed nesday and has resumed his duties at the Hoatson shaft.
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Use Globe Mills F'cur male close to home in Fl Paso. Qual ty uaexceiI- ed. Let's keep our money in the southwest
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Singer Will Leave.

Singer Will Leave.
 Miss Merrick of San Francisco, for some time connected with the Royal theater as vocalist. expects soon to leave for Phoenix, where she will re- main.
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Mrs. Sowie Very III.
 Mrs. Mary Sowle, mother of A. Sowle. is seriously i'll at her home on School hill.
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wANTED-A position to do general bousework by two Swedish g rls.
 Box 3434 Lowell. 55i
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

TFaYe has been some discussion during the past few days regarding the qualification CT voters for the ap- preaching Prohibition election in Co chlse county. For the information of the public the Review quotes tho following section from the election law which defines who IS emitted to register and vote at any eection il. Arizona.
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WANTED

WANTED-At once-Waitress Apply next door to Tovrea's meat market Lowell.
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Section 22S2. (sec. ID Ever
 citizen of the United States. and every msle citizen of Mex'co. who shall have elected to become a citizen
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GEO. H. NEALE.

Attest: GEO. S. GAGE,
 City Clerk Approved this 22nd day of Decem Der, 1909
 GEO. H. NEALE, 534. Mayor.
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Ross Griflth returned from Dougla last evening.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27
NEW METHOD OF REDUCING
FAT

A news item from Paris informs
us that the American method OF
producing a slim, trim figure, is
meeting with astonishing success.
This system, which has made such
wonderful impression over
there, must be the Marmola Pre-
scription Tablet method of reduc-
ing fat. 1t is safe to say that we
have nothing better for this pur-
pose In this country. Anything
that will reduce the excess flesh
pound a day without injury to
che stomach, the causing Of
wrinkles, the help of exercising or
dieting, OF interference with ones
meals is a mighty important and
useful addition to civilization
necessities. Just such a catalogue
of good results, however, follow
the use of these pleasant, harm
less and economical little fat re-
ducers. We say economical, be-
cause Marmola Prescription Tab
let's (made in accordance with the
famous prescription) can be OBJ
tanned of any druggist or the MAX
ers, the Marmola Co., Detroit,
Mich, for seventy-fiye cents the
large case, which Is a decidedly
economical price considering the
number of tablets each case con-
tains. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27
THE TACOMA TINES

zone word from you, one only;
tell me that--that you love mel"
NO." answered Wanda.
"And you forbid me to love
you"
yes"
"That is all I wanted to know"
He drew aside from the door
to allow her to pass.
His face wore such a terrible
expression that Wanda stopped.
What are you going to dor"
what difference does that
make to your"
"Stephane, my brother"
He said not a word.
81 will not leave you until you
tell me all your heart"
"By God, I am going to kill my
self! Would you rather have me
go mad? l have been struggling
for two years. cannot stand 1t
any longer"
"Your wife, stephane. Poor
Nadege!"
"She will be unhappy; but she
is only a child; she will soon get
over it--but as for me"
You have just determined to
join the nihilists. VIII you give
that idea up SO soon?"
"Oh, I know that after the first
blush of enthusiasm has passed
away l shall soon fall back into
my old state of despair. If | were
upheld by great love, perhaps
l might do something"
well, then, Stephane, for the
sake of my love, serve the cause
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27

L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain, the
two old rivals, who fought rs
rounds with bare knuckles at
Richburg, Miss, July 8, 1889, APP
pear in a friendly bout. The for
mer champion has many friends
in Tacoma, and Mr.. Sullivan will
therefore be warmly welcomed.
Dave Williams and company
will present the comedy playlet,
According to the Code written
by T. Daniel Frawley.
Gilbert &c Katen, the Hebrew
entertainers in character and
song dance, are trimming over
with new songs and witty talk
Fortune brothers, European
acrobats of exceptional ability, are
said to be deserving of the promi-
nence given them. Magnificent
muscular development, speed and
attractive personality decidedly
make this feature act on this
bill.
The Stoddards, the cratic mu-
sicians, introducing music and
song, and Bert Vincent, singing
Just to Remind YOU" will con-
clude the bill.
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this new love. I wanted rest, and
/ thought / would find 1t with
Nadege."
And"
"And the very day of my mar
riage l saw a woman for the first
time who embodied in herself
every perfection. Her beauty was
but the reflection of great mind
and a large heart. Her eyes--I
can never forget them-they eat
into my soul--they madden me.
Those eyes are always between me
and Nadege."
81 found a woman who looked
like this ideal of mine; but al
though her eyes were the same
color, the same shape, they had
not the same effect upon me. For
eight days 1 tried to delude my
self, but she disguised me. Then
l took to gambling, to racing, to
hunting in the wild woods; this
bears skin nearly cost me my
life. Life! You ask me IL I
would give it for great work.
l would give it for nothing"
He raised his head, and his gaze
met Wanda's. 1t was like an cleo
trio shock.
Wanda looked down. The sigh
that burst from Stephane was like
a hollow groan.
Wanda" he cried.
"Stephane Danilovitch!" she
said, in a sad, naughty tone.
Forgive me, forgive mel" he
cried, and threw himself at her
feet. Tears glittered in his eyes,
and Wanda, overcome by this ter
rible love, fell back in her arm
chair.
Stephane stretched out his
trembling hands.
Irrestibly drawn toward him,
she leaned forward. when sudden
| ly feeling her weakness, she drew
herself up with dignity, and MUIR
INJURED: sit Is impossible.
"Oh, why?"
Justice and loyalty-they are
true morality. Goodby."
| She arose to leave the room,
when Litzanoff rushed toward the
door and stood in her way.
Z This aroused all Wanda's pride.
rWhat do you mean?" she said.
8 81 must speak to you or die. If
you leave this room without list
ching to me-" said Stephane,
drawing out a little dagger, 81
shall be dead before you reach the
bbttom of the stairs, and you will
be my murderer"
| 81 His accent, his gesture, were SC
determined that Wanda trembled
| a"Well, what have you to say to
Eme? What do you want with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27
AT THE GRAND

The feature attraction for next
week at the Grand is one Of the
biggest acts seen in the west this
season, namely, Don Icons Happy
Youngsters, including five boys
and five girls, appearing in a
unique singing and dancing skit,
Examination Day in the Town
ship High School,"
In addition to this excellent
feature, there will be on the bill
the Australian tree fellers, a quar-
tet of husky men, who cut UP
logs in an incredibly short time,
and who offer a large sum of
money to anyone who can equal
their swiftness and dexterity.
Mareena, Nevarro and Mareena,
sensational acrobats, come direct
from the Winter Garden, Berlin,
and present an exceedingly busy
nine minutes.
Errac, protean violinist, whose
playing is of high class and
whose style is unique, will be a
feature on the new bill.
John LeClair, novelty juggler,
comes to Tacoma highly recon-
mended.
George F. Keane will sing illus
trated 81 Remember You"
The Grandiscope will show "Bill
Wants to Marry a Toe-Dancer,'
and water Sports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27

Ask George Lawler, (Fidelity
Bldg. Tacoma, Wash.) for his
folder, $4,000 out of $500 in s
years with safety" Small amounts
invested in business property in
creases enormously in a few years
with the growth of a city. Cut out
and paste this on a postal card
with your name and address and
1t will be mailed to you. 1t is
worth reading by any owner Of
real estate or those who would
like to make money out of the
growth of a city, who have small
sums to invest. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-27
AT THE STAR.

Recognized everywhere as one
of the cleverest absurdities ever
put on an American stage, Gilt
tering Gloria" to be presented
next week by the McRae company
at the Star theater, has gained a
reputation which puts it far N
the lead of the average comedy
drama of today. The play was
first presented in New York, and
created a record-breaking demand
for seats. It's cleverness lies in
the intricate climaxes which are
developed at almost every turn of
the play.
The story of "Glittering Gloria
deals with the adventures OF a
popular actress, and group of
her most devout admirers. One
of her followers gets married to
another girl, but before doing SO,
promises Gloria to give her
present as token of remem-
brance. Noticing a diamond
necklace in a jewelers. window,
the young man enters and pur-
chases it, unmindful of the fact
that his jealous wife has marked
his actions. The resulting COM
plicati form the remainder of
the play.
The comic parts of the various
scenes are not marked by the
rought-and-tumble acting so COM
mon on stock-company stages, but
are clean and snappy. A number
of song hits will be introduced
during the course of the play,
sung by members of the company,
aided by large professional
chorus.
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AT THE TACOMA.
A STUBBORN CINDERELLA.


One of the leading attractions
of the year will be seen at the Ia
coma theater Sunday and Monday.
This is the much-talked-of quail
ity musical show, "a Stubborn
Cinderella" by the authors of
"The Time, the Place and the
Girl" and other big successes, and
was produced by Mort H. Singer.
Regarding the production the
New York Globe says:
Zone of the best and most
amusing musical comedies of the
season was presented at the
Broadway last evening. There are
scores of good lines and a number
of catchy and attractive songs
The most popular of the latter was
"When You First Kiss the Last
Girl You Love-"
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Litzanoff looked down, over
whelmed with shame.
Il suppose you have heard" he
said, "of my wild youth. The first
time l saw Nadege, her fair face,
her childlike grace, her goodness.
her sweet, tender eyes, all went
to my heart, and 1 resolved to
marry her. I was tired of my ex-
istence. I wanted to try and lead
a quiet, decent, honest life. /
hoped sort of regeneration from