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.INDESCRIBABLE
 SUFFERINCS
Dumb Chills, and Other Serious Symp- toms, Complicated the Illness of Miss Rutherford, Formerly
 of Atlanta,

Douglassville, Texas.-"Five years ago 1 was caught in rain at the wrong time" write Edna Rutherford of Douglassville, Texas, and from that time was taken with dumb chills and levers and suffered more than can tell
 q tried all the medicines that thought would do me any good. and four different doctors, but go no re- lief, so began to take Cardui
 q have now taken six bottles of Cardui and as wonderfully improved I feel better than I have in many months and am thankful to your won derful medicine
 There is a reason why Cardui is so exceptionally successful in relieving womens troubles, after other medi- cines fail, and that is that 1t contains rare herbal ingredients which have to be imported especially from Europe and which by their specific action on  the womanly organs, help to strength e., es. restore .sc:: s: ., health
 Caridui is more successful than oth- CT medicines because it is different" ]" It is in class by itself It is not 6 cure all, but womanis medicine, a tonic for weak women.
 It does one thing. and does it we'll.
 That's the secret of it's fifty years of success.
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GEORGE FOSTER DEAD.

Cincinnati, Nov 9.-George w. Eos ter. aged 79 years, who was one of the best known contractors in the coun- try. died here trday. He had been ill for a week with heart trouble
 He retired from active business in 1893. During his life he had put through a number of big projects, not able among them being the great toclS at SauIt Ste. Marie. the canal at Lou isville Ky. and other public works.
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AUTO WRECK.

New York. Nov. 9.-A woman and a man were fatally injured tonight when an automobile bearing the num- Der of a machine owned by Rodman iWRsnarDaker, son of john Wannamair CT. crashed into a rock near Elmhurst, IL. |. The injured man gave the name of Frank Gorrev and insisted that he owned the machine. but the police say the license tag is that of Wanamaker The name of the injured woman could not be learned.
 Four other men and three women were in the car, but escaped with minor bruises.
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IMPROVEMENT
 .OF HOSPITAL WILL BE OBJECT OF TOUR OF INSPECTION BY MAJOR DE SION AND GEN. ToRNEY.
Government Shows Further interest in Development of Hot Springs
 Through Enlarsins Hospital.

Washington, Nov. s.-With view to procuring the latest mechanical devices for the treatment of diseases and physical development for use at the general hospital for the army and navy at Hot Springs, Ark, Sur geon General Torney and Major Geo. D. DeShon, of the medical corps of the army, will soon make tour Of inspection of the principal places in the east and middle west, equipped with these appliances.
 Major DeShon is in charge of the hospital at Hot Springs. The fur further equipment of this institution will be brought before congress this winter.
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STATE PROSECUTE
 BLACK MAILERS WHO ARE CHARGED WITH .Ex- PORTING MONEY FROM
 cHAS. MARINER. Hackney Believes Warriner's Story About Being BlackmaiIed-De-
 hcieney Is s2,ooo,ooo.

Cincinnati, Nov. 9.-The alleged blackmailens of Charles N. Warriner, formerly local treasurer of the Big Four Railroad Company, who is accus- ed of embedding 643.OO0, will be dealt with by the state authorities.
 County Prosecutor Hunt stated to- day that he has investigated the charges made by Warriner against man and a woman and he would pro ceed against them if he was able to collect sufficient evidence.
 In the meantime, apparently we'll founded reports maintain that the Warriner defalcations arc far in ex cess of the sum mentioned by Vice President Harris of the New York Central, and that they may exceed sl,00O,0 900 and may possibly reach $2,- O00,000
 These reports are supported by the fact that the railroad officials caused Warriner's arrest Dn charge of em- bezzling 54,500. and, pressed later, admitted that the amount would be at least s100.00O When that sum was raised to more than half million dollars, speculation became rife and it is practically assured now that the total embezzlement will reach a fig ure which will set a new record in such cases.
 Whatever may be the culpability of persons connected with Warriner, it appears that. as far as the railroad of. flcials are concerned, they have no in- tentbo moi proceeding against others tentioh of proceeding against others Counsel Hackney for the Big Four de- ciared he was in possession of no facts which would authorize his pros. ecution of any one save Warriner. T believe Mr. Mariners state. ment,' said MT. Hackney, that he has been blackmailed, but we have only his word for 1t and we cannot act on that That is for the state au. thordties to do if they choose.'
 The whole facts in the case have been placed in the hands of Prose. cutor Hunt and will be brought before the grand jury on Monday week. Ac. cording to Mir. Hunt there is a perfect case against Warriner and the man who, it is claimed, was the chief par tieipant in the profits of the embez clement
 JAS far as the two women are cvn. cerned, both MT. Hackney and MT Hunt insisted that they had as yet nc evidence to incriminase them.
 The exact facts as divulged by War riner9 confession, are still unknown The dailroad officials have so far re fused to make them public, but MT Warriner's attorneys declared today that on their part they had no objec ton to the entire document being giy en to the public.
 | The amazement on every hand that one man could, unaided, juggle the accounts of great corporation for so Ing time without detection, was part, ly met today by statement from a nigh aailroad officer that "big shake up was about to take place in the | rrs
 offices of the Big Four and that an entirely new system of conducting the finances is to be dnaugurated.
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FARMERS ELECT OFFICERS.
British Ambassador Was Elected an
 Honorary Member.

Raleigh. N. C., Nov. 9.--Joshua Strang, of Indiana. was elected presi- dent of the Farmers National Con- gross at the closing session of the netting here today. The other off cers chosen were as follows:
 First ,vice-president Charles San. ford. of Ohio.
 Second yice-president, o. P. Jewett. of Kansas.
 Treasurer, w L. Amos, of Wiscon- sin.
 Secretary, George Whitaker, of Massachusetts.
 John Kimba!l, of Maryland; R. M. Surls, of Nebraska; and o. D. Hull. of West Virginia, assistant secretries.
 A. c. Fuller, of Iowa, the retiring member of the executive committee. was reelected.
 J. M. Stahl, of Chicago, was chosen Legislative agent.
 Two addresses were made at the closing session.
 State HorticuIturist Hut, of North Carolina, discussed disadvantages of the mountain regions of Ire south for the growing of fruits and Prof. c. O. Newman. of the A. & M. college of North Carolina, spoke on the sub ject 'Legumes as Conservers of Wealth"
 James Bryce. British ambassador to the United States, was elected an honorar member of the congress.
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pIscREDlTs REPORT.

Rome, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Theodore Roo sevelt has completed all arrangements for her departure from Rome Wednes- day.w hen she proceeds to Naples, ac- companiedby h or daughter, Miss Eth el. She has received no further com munications from Nairobi regarding the reported illness of the ex-prcsf- dent, bat today expressed her belief that here was no truth whatever in the report.
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KING RECEIVES plETRo.

Pisa, Italy, Nov. 9-King Emanuel, who is staying at his hunting lodge. the Cascine Di San Rossore, today re- ceived the noted marathon runner, Do rando Pietre. Dorando gave a demon etration of his running system and greatly amused the royal children. who had been summoned by the king to see the runner. <
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MOB IS FIRED ON.

Rome. Nov. s.-A dispatch here says that during rict at the village of Platicl in Calabria, force of caf- bineens in attempting to prevent Us, aault upon the municipality building had five men wounded. The soldiers were being woisted and were forced to fire upon the moh, killing three women anu woundIng largo number of others.
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REV. AsBuR DEAD.

New York, NOV 9.--Rev. Joseph Asher, professor of biblical exsgisis in the Jewish Theological Seminary of American, and m talmudic scholar, of international reputation, died here tonight. He was 3S years old.
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swAFFoRo GETS FIVE YEARS

St. Louis, Nov s.-Charles c. Swaf- ford of Maplewood, Mo, plead guilty today to embedding 5000 from the Merchants Le Clede National Bank of St Louis. He was given five years ir the federalp rison at Fort Leaven- worth, Kan.
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NOTED HoRsEMAN DEAD.

New Ycrk, Nov. 9.-CArence Me ,Dowefl of Baltimore, well known as a judge of horse racing on the metro politan tracks, died today at the Wal .dalrf.Asforia of heart trouble.
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PROTECT COFFEE INDUSTRY.

San Juan, P. R.. Nov 9.-The coffee growers at a meeting at Ponce today organized an association and peti- tion to congress will be drafted ask ing that measures he taken looking to the protection of the coffee indus try. Commissioner Larfingna will present. the petition at the next ses. sion of congress
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Mobile. Ala, Nov g.. Andrew and Sidney Johnson, negro boys, have been arrested near Bay MInette. Ala. charged with attempting co wreck the fast passenger train No. o1n the Lou isyille and Nashville railroad yester~ day by placing cross ties on the track. They were calataaeel by bloodhounds trailing them to sheir home.
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M'kINLEY HERE.

Congressman Mckinley, of Califor- mia, who accompanied the president from the western country to New Orleans, arrived in the city yesterday and is quartered at the Army and Navy Hospital.
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City Engineer Frank Ellsworth is attending the American Society of Municipal Improvements convention at Little Rock and extended that body an invitation to hold it's next session in this city.
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MRS. L. A. COLLIER DEAD.

New Yrk, Nv. 9.-Mrg. Louis Alien Collien wife of William Collier, the comedian, died suddenly today. She was an actress of considerable re- ,pute.
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PETIT COLLECTING AGENCY

Prompt returns made to all collec. tions entrusted in our hands.
 Jno. A. Petit, Mgr. rhone 45s t2o Prospect Ave
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Mrs. James R. Kirkland left this evening for Rolling Fork. Miss, the home of her mother, Mrs. M. F. Payne, who is very i'll.
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All varieties of fish, oysters crabs,
 Holsters arriving dany. White River Fish Co., 514A Malvern avenue. Phone 56s.
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Anorner big snIpment of all the lat est fads in rancy work. just arrived at Mrs 0 Higgins. ssS Central ayr nus. p-2e If
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After mercuria treatment take La cnra to complete the cure No aleo- hol. 133 Central ayenue.
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After mercurial treatment take La Cura to complete the cure. No alec
 hol 133 Central avenue.
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POWER DAM IS COMPLETED.
Contract Has Been Let for Reservoir
 to SuppIY Russellvllle Water.

to Supply RussellvilIc Water.
 Russeilville, Nov. 9-The dam across ahe Illinois river six miles northwest of there, has been completed. the dy- namos installed and water is now flowing over the top of the circular shaped concrete obstruction.
 Peter Huggler & Sons of this place have been given the contract for the erection of the reservoir. which will be built on top of a nearby mountain, = <. ss.aals iha .cif VI water and work will commence soon.
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W1ANiTED-Position as salesman: can give hest of eeferences. Apply at this office. 11-7 If
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Hon. Dan w. Jones, former gover nor of Arkansas. was visitor in the city yesterday
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S. A. Buchanan is in Camden visit ing relatives.
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Mir. P. H. Ellsworth IS in the southern part of the state on visit to friends.
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Col. s. w. Fordyce is in the city for stay of few weeks at his SUI burban residence.
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Attorney c. c. Sparks has gone to Monticello on legal business.
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME 70 YOUR DEsTiNA- TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 2o2 COOPER BROS. LIVERY ( TRANSFER co.
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TRAIN wREcKERs ARRESTED.

will commence soon
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Phone 45s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-28

Mrs. J. J. P. Armstrong entertain ed number of her little friends and their parents at her home on Tenth and B Christmas eve. In a closed room the children found a beautiful tree, laden with presents, sparkling with lights and banked in snow, while to crown their delight old Santa came in to the accompanying jingle of sleigh bells, and distributed the presents. While the little ones enjoyed their gifts and indulged ia games the par ents were taken to the dining room. which had been tastefully decorated, and were served with deIicic-s re treatments. There were present MT. and Mrs. 0. J. Harley and children, Mir. and Mrs. Stonehouse, Mrs. Flick finger and children, Mrs. Chas. Scott and baby, Mrs. M. F. Dicus and child rSu. Dr. and Mrs. Vanneman and daughter. Mrs, Joe Calisher and Miss Frances Calisher. Mrs. Fred Nichols and baby, Mrs Packard, Mrs. Fox. Miss Hazel Struthers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-28
SAILS FOB RLuEEIELns.

COLON, Dec 27-The United States transport, Prairie. sailed today for Bluefields, Nicaragua.
 The Prairie arrived at Colon from Philadelphia, December 24, with 100 marines, and after the marines had landed, the vessel was ordered 1y the United States government 10 take on beard $5,OQO worth of staple suI'- plies and proceed 10 Bluefield and relieve from starvation the soldiers of ex President ZeIsya's army captur- ed at Rama by General Estrada's troops and furnish much needed aid to the soldiers of both the Nicaragua government forces and to the iu- surgents wounded in the battle of Rama.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-28
KfRREH GETS AFTER
 SYRIAN SOCIETY
MAKES EFFORT TO HAVE CASA FOR NATURALIZATION RE TURNED TO coUNTRYMEN.

ASHGNGTON, Dec.- 27.-clainii sg there is no further need of effort to prove the right of syrians to natural. ization as American citizens. Dr. Jus tin Kerreh has now taken up with the proper government and state authori- ties the question in relations to Syr- ians throughout the United States relative to the money which they have contributed during the last few nnonths to prove their rights to be- come citizens. Dr. Kerreh claims the United Syrian society, an organiza- ton in New York, has received more than $10.OO0. the money having been solicited through several New York publications printed in Arabic for the alleged purpose of aiding syrians in this country in their rights to citizen ship
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BISHOP TELLS OF
 MORMON ACTIVITY

DOUGLAS. Dec. 27.-(Special.)-
 Bishop orson Brown arrived in Douglas yesterday evening from Co lonia Morales, where he was one of the pioneers of the prosperous Nor mon colony now there.
 The recent snow and rain has put the farms of the colony in excellent condition" said Mir. Brown this morn ing, and I expect to see bumper crops next year. The land is in fine condi- tion and the work of planting crops has already begun.
 The principal crop of the colony is wheat. but considerable alfalfa is pro- duced together with a variety Of veg etables. There is good flouring mill in the colony and the flour is mark eted at Fl Tigre mining camp and at the other mining districts in north ern Sonora"
 Mir. Brown is now living in Chihua- hUa where there are several colonies of the Latter Day Saints enjoying prosperity.
 The Mormon people have made a record in the past as 9 class of peo- pie who know how to reclaim the des- ert and plant prosperity in a new country. It was these people who led the work of reels:ming the Gna and Salt River valleys in this territory by taking the river water to the land for irrigation by means of canals.
 At the colonies in Mexico are to be found good schools and church build ings Besides farming the colony people also do great deal Of team ing for the surrounding mining camps.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-28
COMPROMISES TAKE PLACE
 IF SUITS
Attorney Clears Docket of Nine Cases on Some of Which Grand Jury Had Taken Previous Action.

DOUGLAS. Dec. 27.--tspeclal. -
 Yesterday was clean up cay at ths local court. It was day of compso mises and as a result of these settle ments not case will go to the gSand jury. There is an old saying among lawyers that any fool can try a case but lt takes a wise man and good lawyer to settle a dispute without go- ing to trial" If this saying be true there must have been much wisdom displayed about the city hall Wedne& day.
 District Attorney Williams came down to dispose of nine cases. They arc all off the docket He started proceedings shortly after ten o'clock yesterday by moving the striking off the calendar of the Page and Hurst cases in each of which the grand jury had filed indictments without wait ing for the hearing By the court of in- egiry.
 The Underwood case was dismissed as was the case of Eidridge and John son against Crosby, the costs being taxed against the defendants and some sound advice being given. This vas an assault case where the de- fendauts were stockmcn and the com piaining witness. Crosby, was a hester who had advised the defendants that he was going to file upo2 the land which they were occupying without the preliminary of filing Another matter to be settled was the difficult ty between John lopozich and the Nepote brothers and Pete Gravette. L0pozich accused the three last men unned of disposing Of goods which he claimed they had not fully paid for IL vas Q larceny charge. The ac- crsed men came back at their accus- et with 8 perjury charge. All com fdaints were dismissed and the costs asseSseG against Lopozich
 Punch Williams arrived from Globe this morning Pe sent for the girl n tac matter and her mother and they. came to court. The result was the consent of the mother to the marriage of the daughter and aa application for marriage license. This license will arsfve tomorrow afternoon aud there will be Christmas night, wedding at the court house.
 The only case not disposed of was lnat against savoy, accused of at tempted rape. He was not in court ard the officers had been unable to Ia ate him. He will be safeguarded
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DA|RYMAA'S WIFE
 ELOPES WITH EAPLOYE
FLEEs WITH LADY KILLER WHO
 HAD TWICE BEEN IN SIMILAR EscAPADEs.

MODESTO. Dec. 27.-Local officers have been searching for Nolan Bay lock and Mrs. F. Abecombie. who dis appeared from this city late yester- band, who is dsiryman. wSat to Oakdale yesterday and on his retcrn found his wife had disappeared. talk ing their year old daughter. In- quiry showed his wife had left the city in company with Nolan Baylock, who roomed at the house. with Abe. combie and his family.
 Baylock recently came here from Georgia and had been given work by Abecombie. who said he would make every effort to locate the pair. as he was determined to have his daugh- ter and to bring Baylock to justice. as Baylock had been twice before the courts in the east for the same of fense.
 Raylock received $500 from his folks in the east day or two ago and the husband thinks the pair have gone to New Mexico, as Baylock had often spoken of that place.
 Baylock has a wife and child in Oklahoma. where it is said he owns extensive property interests. Every. thing in the Abecombie home was turned upside down by the pair be fore they left and a valuable shotgun belonging to Abecombie was missing.
 Descriptions of the couple have been sent out all over the southern part of the state.
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CATTLE AND SHEEP.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-Cattle 10 eents higher; receipts 16.Oe0; Reeves, 4.i0 9S.50; Texas steers, 410G4.90; Western. steers. s4.10@6. 30: StockeTs and feeders. sS.1O@5.SO; Cows and heifers 2.1O@5.6O: Calves. 7.250s.75.
 Sheep cents and 10 cents higher. Receipts 10000. Native 3.60@5.Ga: Western SSO@5.65; Yearlings, 6.5o1 TAO: Lambs. native 5.75@s.SO; West ern 5.7598. 50.
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"a informal Christmas party was given by Mir and Mrs. J. C.. Norton to a few of their friends Saturday evening at their home on Seventh street. The guests spent pleasant evening playing Travel" Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. A. r. Wright. Mir and Mrs. L. H. Van Treese. Mir. and ilrs. John Foulkes. Mr and Mrs. w. R. Gabriel, MT. and Mrs. Seamon, MT. and Mrs, A. K. Adamsou. Mrs. Ballentine. Misses Olive Wright, Layona Adamson.
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DOUGLAS SOCIET Y

Mrs. Thomas H. Purcell of Fl Paso is the guest of Mrs. H. P. Wiley on Sixteenth street.
 Miss Alice Marshall. of the city schools. is visiting friends at Patago- mia for the holidays.
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 Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis, Miss Kathryn Lewis and Miss Jessie Brown have gone to Chihuahua. Mexico, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Lewis sister, Mrs. W. c. Vinegar.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Flomerfelt en- tertaiued Mir. and Mrs. Tom Gentry, Mr and Mrs. E, L. Flomerfeit. Miss Nell Johnson and Mr. Preston at din ner Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Todd, MT. and Mrs. A. E. J. Toyey and MT. Gala gher were dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Knowles. at their home on Twelfth street Christmas day. Mir and Mrs. o. o. HammiIl and children. Mrs. Mary Nichols and Mr. Frank Nichols were the guests of Mir and Mrs. Thomas P. Nichols at a one o'clock Christmas dinner Saturday.
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 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phiibrick enter tained Mir. and Mrs. M- J. Thomas, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Blythe ana Ai-. BIythe's mother with Christmas cln- ner Saturday at 1 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-28

Mir. and Mrs. c. O. Ellis were host and hostess at a six o'clock dinner Saturday. The table was appropriate ly decorated with holly and mistletoe the center piece being a big Jack Horner pie. from which dinner favors were drawn by the guests. Covers were laid for nine, the guests being Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Firtle. Mrs. s. r. Mcguire. Miss Hetwick E<S10nier, Drs.
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A pretty little Christmas dinner and party was that given by Mir and Mrs. Avery Curry at their home on Elev- enth street Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. David T. Dunlap, Messrs. Paul c. McMulIen. Ridgley s. Hooper, and Porter Dunlap.
 At the meeting of the Woman's club recently delegate5 were elected for the federation meeting to be held in Tucson in January. Mrs. W. R. Gabriel and Mrs. Joe Calisher were selected to represent the Doug las club with Mrs. Keen and Miss Anna Kline as substitutes. The club meets again January srd.
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 Mir. and Mrs. II. c. Stillman enter tained a merry house party of rela- tives Christmas day. the guests being Mir. and Mrs. A. Loomis. of Watson. Cal. father of Mrs. Stiliman. Miss Broyles. Mir. and Mrs Jack Stillman and daughter Mir. and Mrs. Fred Dorr, Wm. Walsh. Charlotte, Frances and Stillman Johnson of Bisbee.
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 At the home of Mrs. Dave Robson on Twelfth street last Friday night the Misses zen Fields and Grace Gainsley informally entertained few friends at a fudge and card party. Those present were: Misses Lillian Johnson. Rachel Williams. Mamie Do die. Kate Robson. Messrs. Milburn Hobson. George Evans, Jasper Woods, Grover Davis, O. L. Palmquist and George Crawford