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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY oF cocHlsE. TERRI. TORY OF AlzoNA.

Notice of settlement of accozas and hearing petition TOT distribution.
 In the matter of the estate of Thomas F. White. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that James c. White, the administrator ss the estate of Thcmas F. White. deceased has presented for settlemene, and filed herein his final account, and haE alss filed therewith his petition praying that the residue of said estate be dis tributed; and that Friday. the 31st day of December, at the hour Of I o'clock p. m, at the court room of said court. at the court house, in the ctts of Tombstone, County of Cochise. has been appointed the time and place for hearing said matters, when and where any person interested may appear and file objections in writing thersts ans contest the same.
 Dated December 14th. fsss.
 J. B. JAlfEs 54O elsrk
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When Rabbers Become Necessary

and your shoes pinch. chake into your shoes Aliens FootEase. ,he astiseptic powder for the feet. Ii cures painful swollen. smartIns sweating feet. and takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Just the thing for patect leather shoes. dancing parties and for Breaking in New shoes. Many people cannot wear heeyy stockings comfortably without shaking Aliens Foot-Ease into the shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c. Sam pie FREE Address. Alien s. OIm- sted. Le Roy. W. Y. Don't accept any substitute.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
REDUCED RAIL RATES PLEASE
New Schedule, Effective Janu- ay 2 Meets Approval of Shippers and General Public

DOUGLAS. Dec. -Cs(pecial)- A representative citizen conferred with Mir. W P. McNair in the of flee of Secretary Grindell this morn ing and in answer to an inquiry as to the new freight rates. he said: 50 far as have been able to hear the reduction in freight rates which will be effective on January 2nd Is very satisfactory to the people of the territory as a whole. The eiimina- ton of what was known as jobbers' rates has had tendency to remove what was thought to be an obstacle in the development of. certain towns and the reduced local rates makes 1t now a matter of hustle for trade
 ''The railways met the commission in friendly spirit and while the re- ductions are not quite up to the hope of the commission, they are so ma terial that no justification could have been offered for non-acceptance. The reduction of rates in Arizona had the tendency to reduce all rates upon all classes of freight moved.
 Rates from East
 From Fl Paso, for instance, to Globe the average reduction is 49.3 cents per hundred pounds: to Clifton S5.S cents per hundred; to Wilcox S5.2 cents per hundred; to Benson BPS cents per hundred; to Bisbee 30.5 cents per hundred; to Douglas 2S.6 cents per hundred; to Tucson PA cents per hundred; to Phoenix 25.7 cents per hundred and to Nogales 20.9 cents per hundred pounds.
 From New York and all points on and east of the Missouri and Missis- sippi rivers the reduction into Doug. las will average 25.9 cents per hun dred and into Bisbee 26.6 cents per hundred pounds. The first class rate having been reduced 45 cents per hundred into Douglas and 48 cents into Bisbee.
 "Yes, think all should reap bene- fit because of these reductions, but it would be impossible for one to guess what the benefits will be to the consumer; that is a matter you should take up with the merchants.
 You must not forget that the Ari- zona Commission is not vested with the powers of commissions in the states. Our powers are very. limited and diplomacy must be used in order to secure concessions of this charac- ter, The commission is still working upon matters of interest to the terri. tory and with strong hopes of being successful It would be hard to esti- mate what the saving will be to the territory through the efforts of the commission, but it will run into hun dreds of thousands of dollars. Every section of the territory has been ma terially benefited by the reductions and is to be congratulated upon being met by the railways without friction. :"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
FRANK RENEY TAXES ID
 LECTURE PLATFORM
NOTED FRISCO DISTRICT ATToR- NEY GOES OUT TO TALK ON CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS.

Frank Heney, who was recently de feated by an enormous majority for district attorney of San Francisco. af- ter having gained much notoriety as prosecutor of the graft cases in that city is to take the lecture platform.
 Mir. Heney, 1t is said. has chosen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

iieve that the season should be re- dueed to 140 games. while the Ma tional league magnates. on the other hand, are understood to be in favor of lengtheuing the season to 1ss games.
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WE HAVE IMITATORS
BUT 10 RIVALS.
THE LEWIS LOWE CO.
223 Judge Bldg.

SWELL CAFE LEASE, CHEAP
RENT. OLD BUSINESS, WELL ESTAB-
LISHED, GOOD REASON FOR SELL
ING
TOP NDTCHERS." LONG LEASE,
CHEAP RENT. THE Low PRICE
WILL AGREEABLY SURPRISE YOU.
CIGAR STORE, no BONUS, LEASE.
A GREAT MONEIAIAkER.
A TEN-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT
AS NEAT AS A PIN. FINE MAIN
STREET LOCATION. RIGHT IN THE
HEART OF THE DISTRICT.
STATE RIGHT FOR ONE OF THE
BEST PATENTED ARTICLES or THu
MARKET. THE L. 7. BRIGHTON
CLOTH WINDOW SCREEN. YOU MUST
SEE TT TO APPRECIATE IT.
THREE FINE BUSINESS LOCATIONS
AND OTHERS.
AS7y FOR STEELE WITH THE
Observation-Disclosures so.
81 S. MAIN.
BELL 1859. ND 1879.
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PIANO TUNING.

J. w MORRISON. Headquarters
Clayton-Daynes Music Co.; residence IS
Gordon avenue
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TOR SALE-Monday viii sell all my
furniture, consisting Of piano, pianola,
parlOr suite, rugs, tables, dresser, chairs,
side board, beds, coUches, cnitIOnier, cup
board, wrought iron range. linOleum and
kitchen utensils. Parties leaving state
18th So and ID East. Take State ST. car.
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THIS POOR RESTAURANT MAN
Is actually overWorked Three long
years in this one place and has never
taken vacation. OF course he has
a fat bank account to show for f.
But he has decided that money is not
everything, and that a trip will do
him good. Rent $25 mo- Net profits
never below 500, and run as high as
5000. A very good buy at 5000. The
Lewis Lowe Co.
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LARGE padded vans. careful men.
Redman Moving q Storage Co. III So.
West Temple. Phone $50.
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F0R RENT.


FOR RENT-New brick terrace,
rooms, fine basement. 733 S. I'd East.
Bell 3979-Z
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A LARGER ONE, $40 GROSS
Every day, and the rent is $50 mo-;
the railroad boys patrOnize this place.
and they are all good pay This place
is run on the order of Sparey d Aehsa's
place, and is a big money maker.
See this Monday. The Lewis Lowe Co,
223 Judge Bldg
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Red. green, blue or anv other color
If you buy this up-to-date paint shop
Established 8 years, employing eight
men, and they are busy all the time;
SSOO were the gross receipts last
month $3.50 cash buys all horse.
wagon, ladders and everything per-
tanning to this profitable business The
Lewis Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg
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PROFITABLE investment openings
wanted Capital ia large or small blocks
for stocks, bonds or business oppOrtun-
tiles. Address in first instance Attorney
Box 642. Bridegroom. Conn.
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SECOND HAND STORE.

ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD goods
wanted. o. X. Furniture Co. Ind. 2255
Bell 1886
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That was our experience last week. .
which shows plainly that the people
know Just where to go to secure the
very best bargains obtaiuable. and we
nave lot of special bargains TO offer
this week; read the list carefully The
Lewis Lowe Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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Old ESTABLISHED COMMISSION

OLD ESTABLISHED COMMISSION
For sale Eleven hundred dollars"
were the profits last month We have
spelled these figures out so that YOU
would not think that it was a typo
graphical error. The books are open
to any interested party to prove this
strong assertion. This business con-
taius every element of real worth. Let
us show you. Price $4,000. The Lewis
Lowe Co., 223 Judge Bldg
50-ROOM EUROPEAN HOTEI-S3. 500
VIII put you i'm possession, thoroughly
modern throughout, vacant rooms
past memory. SiN-year lease and steam
heat included I'm rent. New building,
catering only to the. ELITE" The
Lewis Lowe Co. % Judge Bldg.
INVESTORS. WOULD YOU GIVE so
Cents per share for Bell Telephone Co.
stock or one dollar for National Sew
ing Machine CO. stock? Wen, you're
too late, these stocks are selling at
SZ5S and 1882 per share respectively.
We believe that we have something
that viii sell at par with these i'm the
very near future, something that viii
absolutely rev0lutiouize every steam
locomotive, every steam engine of any
description, every air pump or, I'm fact
any and every steam and air operative
machine or device I'm the world today
Investigate this for part interest to-
day, while 10 is within reach. The
Lewis Lowe Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Chickering grand piano,
S10o; worth s., Geo, but no roOm5 part pay
ment; also roll top desk. big revolving
bookcase. books, brass bed, bureau, old
steel safe, all very cheap. Ind. 1891. 466
So. 5th Z.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
153 Main Street.
S-rm. modern brick, nice, ga L. Ist South
street, 5000.
5-rm. house with barn, 1868 Blaine ave.
SlZ00.
6-rm. brick, 444 s. 9Th z. street, s325o.
arm. with water. fine, SIC Pacific ave,
SI2O0.
rms, No. ] Donnelson's court. $780,
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
153 Main Street
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HATS blocked and ietrimmed by an
expert Fred Taylor. "a East First South.
Phone 1871-X
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY-We handle the financing Of
good enterprises and creditable projects
The Bankers Bond company, Pittsburg,
Pa.
WE sell hotels, restaurants, room
ing houses, grocery stores, saloons OF any
kind Of a business you want. The Lewis
Lowe CO., 223 Judge bldg.
FOR SALE, a 10-room rooming house.
located on east side, close to Main street.
Owner win sacrifice for 500. Address P
"a, Herald
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FOR SALE-Six acres choice land in
Bcuntiful. less than one mile TO thIee
railroad stations Good fiYe-room brlck
house, electric light, cement walks, All
kinds fruit and berries, fine lawn ana
flowers, gasoline engine and waterWorks'
barn, carriage and chicken houses, large
hay and COW sheds. Terms if wanted
Apply So Judge Bldg, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
FOR SALE-A snap, 7-rOOm newly
painted, well-built house, 81 No. 7th w,
with 2lzx10 rods Of ground. all for g, 20
This is positively the best snap on the
market. Inquire quick before it is gone.
Z. c, H. 3. r. Z. Co.. 40 Constitution
Blk Phones 256.
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$1,000. AND NOT ONE CENT LESSt
14-rOom transient house that's a reg-i
ular little mint; owner has been ask
ing $3.50 right along but we got him
signed up at $1,000, and we know that
l. viii sell this week. Hot and cold
running water FIN every room. Rent
less than SO per room. The Lewis
Lowe Co.. 223 Jud-e Bldg.
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HAIRDRESSING.

MRS. o. NJ. GIBBONS, hair dressing
and manicuring. Suite lis Mercantile
annex I'd floor Ind. Pool
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ONLY NINETY SHARES LEFT
out of 600, of the Utah Gas d Coke
Co. stock very close figure. The Lewis
Lowe CO., 223 Judge Bldg
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z ROOMS LAVISHLY FURNISHED
Here is an opportunity TO economic,
upstairs rooms bring in $40 every
month"; total rent $40 mo. This little
gem viii pay all your household 0A-
penses, and viii start you on the high
way to wealth and afflueuCe. Price
$500 Can possibly arrange terms. The
Lewis Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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CIGAR MAN LEFT TOWN
On account of other business, and has
left the bill of sale with us TO his CONE
binatiOn cigar store and barber shop.
Rent SIS mo. Real classy little place.
and does a rushing business. 500 cash
viii handle. The Lewis Lowe Co., 22g
Judge Bldg.
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TYPEWRITERS.

HUNDREDS Of them, all makes in
stock,
For rent,
For sale or exchange,
Cash or payments.
Repairing a specially
Special this week. rebuilt Smith-Pre-
miers $50, fully guaranteed.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co., 81 W.
ID So
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manatglr for big Chicago mail order
house with 800 worth of goods and FREE
advertising to sell them $50 expense al
Iowauee first month Address President
l2H State street, Chicago.
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PAPER CLEANING

EXPERT wOrkmen; reasonable prices.
National Houseeleaning Co. Bell 1856, Ind
97s.
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PERSONAL.

SECRETS Of beauty Of young always
all facial blemishes vanish like magic; :
convincing proof with sample mailed in
cialty Co. Dept. 9l7. Orange, \. J.
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NOTICE.

ABEL JOHNSON, agent for real es-
tate, horses, chattels and Universal Mfg
Co. Grower Of small fruits and local
manager for Globe Assn, Chicago, Ill
Bell phone 139-K. Sandy, Utah. p. 0. Box
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Wv = p s s. CONVENIENT LAND

FOR SALE
T. s. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT
COnrad-Vali6~ project Montana. 5000
acres of fine GRASSY prairie under irriga-
ton. Drawing October q 1909. Must reg=
lister for drawing before October {. can
register by mail. For information and
blanks write VI. ~ WAIMAN. Waller.
Montana, or 4lS Security Bank Bldg, Mine
neapOEs, Mimi
= INFORMATION WANTED regarding
investment opportunity where few thou-
sand dollars could be DrOfitablv invested.
Wish to hear from any one having stock
for sale in industrial or mining PROPOSE
ton; no liquor, proposition considered.
Address by mail only George H. CuTrierp
room 135 I. As West Monroe St., Chi
cago, ILL.,
1LROOM BOOMING HOUSE. located In|
the residence district. over $500 worth oil
costly furniture and carpets in this beau
titul home. Make any reasonable Offer
on this beautiful place and get il at prac-
tically your own terms. Reason for selling,
have larger house and cannot handle both
places. For particulars address p 80, Her
aid.
U. S. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT
COuTad-Valier project, Montana, 70C0I
acres Of fine grassy prairie under irri-l
cation Registration for drawing OctOberI
&. Registration can be made through
power Of attorney.
Write w NJ WAYATAN, Waller. Mon-i
tana, or S24 Security Bldg. Minneapolis,
MINI.
NY BOOK, Building a Business" teIlsI
how mail order agency business canl
be started with capital Of $50 to 800.
and make several thousand dollars am.
nually. It's free. Robert Hicks, st. Louis,
No
WILL sell control of general mer-
chandisc business in smelter town: a1so'
have pay roll Of smelter; doing nice busi-
ness; reason for selling. poor health. ADJ
dress ia, Herald-Republican
FOR SALE-Restaurant for sale; low
rent with lease. everything new and up
tO-date; money maker and can be bought
at a sacrifice; owner has III health
Dwyer, phone 1772
PROFITABLE investment openings
wanted. Capital ia large or small blocks
for stocks. bonds or business oppOrtun-
tiles. Address in first instance Attorney.
Box 642 Bridgeport Conn.
FOR SALE-vaudeviue show. The only
show in Colorado town Of 1890 popula-
ton; net profits $3.50 month. Address SD
East High ST. Colorado Springs, Colo.
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ARCHITECTS.

a. J. HAMILTON, Architect 9TH floor
Constitution block. Send 2Jc for my book
Of plans, showing elevation and floor plan
Of 70 modern homes and bungalows. Bell
phone 1899. IND. $50
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STORAGE.

KTMBAIL VAN & STORAGE CO.
moving, packing. shipping; brand new
modern warehouse. Bell, PISS; Ind. 1851
70 West First South.
TWO large warehouses, clean and san
itary. Redman Moving & Storage Co. ~
South West Temple. Phones 800.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY f. NJ. ONION. on Tuesday. Aug.
"a, 1870 a. NJ, at III South 4th West, I
win sell carpets and rugs. parlOr chairs
and rockers, center tables. bookcase,
dining table and chairs. china closet
lace curtains, fine nearly new steel
range. heating stove. ice chest crock
cry and glassware, etc. Poplar Grove
car to 4th West, one block south.
AUCTION SALE-C. Z. Oslerloh is
again IN the auction business; goes any
where. any time, to sell anything House
hold goods and merchandise a speciality.
Real estate farms, automobiles. Address
or leave orders 224 State st. Res. phone
In-. 1880.
AUCTIONS-Don't use sIedge hammer
Call up Bell 1881 when your stove or range
is out of Whack. We also clean water jack
cts GOalen's New and Secondhand
store 123 Z. 1st South.
HAVE ME ESTIMATE your goods. so
you get the long price. S. Engilman,
AuctiOneer. Bell 216S-K. is y. Sth S.
WHEN you want to consult z. n. Onion
cell nm 1929 on Tudaperdnnt uh0Uo
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SHIPPING.

~ -~~------------------ --~-0-C~~-0-~-~~~-~~-~~~
CUT RATES to any part of the United
States. We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents in all the principal cities
See US or phone 555. Redman Moving &
Storage Co. III So ". Temple.
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FOR SALE-A 1907 7-passenger touring
car; cost $4,000; will sell for $3.50: newly
OVerhauled. G. u, Herald.
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FOR SALE-Restaurant for sale, IOWl
rent with leases everything new and up-l
tO-date; money maker and can be bought
at a sacrifice; owner has III health.
Dwyer, phone 1772.
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WILL sell control of general mer-
Chandisc business in smelter town; also
have pay roll Of smeter; doing nice BUSH
ness: reason for selling. poor health. ADJ
dress ia, neutrality-suspicious.
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CHIROPODIST.

DIR ELIZABETH i. WISMER Suite
n5-fIG Security & Trust big. 81 Main ST
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2. S, GOyERNMENT LAND

NY BOOK, Building a Business" tells
how mail order agency business can
be started with capital Of $50 to 800,
and make several thousand dollars an
nually. It's free. Robert Hicks, St. Louis,
No
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-17
BLOODY TURKS GO ON
TERRIBLE RAMPAGE.
1000 Persons Reported Killed

Berlin, April ia special dispatch
to the Lokal Anzelger from Ristowatz
says that after a monster meeting
there the Young Turks telegraphed the
Sultan, saying:
I'VE are marching on Constantine
pie In order TO save the constitution
you are trying to abolish"
The Belgrade correspondent of the
paper says that the Turkish minister
there is reported to have received a
dispatch saying that the Pera and Ga
lata quarters OF Constantinople had
been bombarded BY the Young Turks
and two thousand persons had been
killed.
A massacre of Armenians has taken
place at Adana, Asiatic Turkey, and
according to the latest kilograms from
Mersina. still continues. Soldiers.
powerless to control the situation. are
Joining in the pillage Of the town. The
fatalities are said to be numerous.
The riot began last Wednesday and
the town OF Adana has been burned
and many Christians killed in the
streets. The Moslems, having prac-
tlcally wrecked the town, are said to
have now begun operations against
the Christians in the vilayet The for
eign consuls at Mersina have request
ed that warships be sent to that port.
No definite information is obtainable
as to the number of persons who lost
their lives in the fighting. although
one report says sixty Armenians were
massacred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-17
STATE
REUNION
Will be Held Here in
August Confederate
Vets Meet

Al their last meeting Joe Shelby
Camp. Z. c. ". discussed matters per-
tanning to the national reunion which
viii be held in Memphis this spring
and also took up the state reunion
which Is to be held In Chickasha.
A committee was appointed. consist
ing Of Comrades Linn. Downs and
Hale, to confer with a similar com
mittee of the Farmers Union 10 make
arrangements, II practicable, whereby
the two bodies can meet together.
The following committee on arrange
ments, transportation and homes for
comrades attending the national re-
union was appointed: Comrades Bu-
chanan. Linn. Grigsby and Downs.
A committee on organization of sons
and daughters of veterans was ap-
pointed as follows: Comrades Grigs-
BY, Downes, Welborne. Edwards, Linn
A resolution was adopted soliciting
the active cooperation Of all Confed-
crates, together with that of the sons
and daughters in the work before the
camp.
1t was agreed to have a lunch and
social at the regular camp meeting
on the second Saturday in May The
regular annual love feast will be held
held on the first Saturday in May and
the following committee was appoint.
ed to arrange for the same: Comrades
Buchanan, Linn. Hale, Edwards. Downs
and Kilgore.
II was decided that the state re
union be held. Aug. 25-27.