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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
PROHIBITION PARTY
 NOT ID NOMINATE

PHOENIZ Ariz., Aug. f.-If they can find candidates in other parties who will promise to support an amend ment to the state const tuition. pro viding for tre submission of the saloon question to a statewide vote. and who will support the initiative and referen- dunn, the prohibition party will not nominate candidates for the const'tu- tional convention.
 At the meeting of the prohibition central committee. just held this de cision has been reached. together with several other matters which none of the members will yet consent to make public
 Yes, it .s true that we have reached this decision,r replied Dr. John Wix Thomas, one of the leading prohibi- tionists, when questioned this morn ing, but as yet we are not prepared to make any definite statement to the party.
 We will be guided largely by what the other parties put into their plat form next week We want a chance to vote for a prohibition amendment to the state constitution, and we want the initiative and referendum"
 Resolutions were adopted by the prohibition committee, and these are in the possession of Dr. W. W. Wat kins, secretary. He stated this morn ing that the resolutions adopted would not be given out for some time. as they were more for the guidance of the committees officers than for the geR eral public at present.
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CHAMBER OF MINES

DOUGLAS. Aug. 4.-(Special. )-
 The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Mines held it's regular weekly meeting at the office of the chamber yesterday afternoon, transacted routine business and took an important action in the appointing of a committee to raise the necessary funds for bringing the 1911 Mining congress to this city. thus following out the recommendation of the mass meeting held in the form of smoker for the members of the chamber last week. The com mittee named consists of J. S. Doug las. W. H. worthington and Ed Grin dell. the secretary.
 The work which the committee ap- pointed at the meeting yesterday has
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ROOSEVELT NOT PLEASED

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 4.-COloneI Theodore Roosevelt will not con tribute toward republican victory in Ohio this fall He is not entirely satisfied with the state ticket nomin- ated at Columbus last week. and does not relish the defeat of the insur- gents. headed by James R. Garfield, received.
 Such were the declarations tonight of party leaders who have felt out the matter and who had expected to land the colonel as the principal stump speaker. Roosevelt's luke warmness toward the republican staet ticket was indicated on the night fol- lowing the nominations. when he re- fused to comment on the conventions work
 While no appointment has yet been made, it is confidently expected that Gareld will journey to Oyster Bay in a few weeks to confer with the former president upon the progressive movement in Ohio. Garfield, while secretary of the interior, was a mem Der of Rooseveit's tennis cabinet, % and tsands close to him.
 Warren c. Harding. gubernatorial nominee. has given up all hope of Roosevelt's coming to the aid of the Ohio republicans. Asked today al Bellefontaine. where he delivered a lecture before a chautauqua whether Roosevelt would aid, he said he did not think SO. adding significantly: The colonel is an unusually busy man"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
WORK OF CAPP|NG THE ROAD BEGINS
EXTENDS THREE AND HALF MILES FROM PRESCOTT SOUTH NEAR GROOM.

The work of capping three and one half miles of the territorial road from Prescott south has been started by the Johnson-Shea company, says the Journal-Miner. The surfacing will be done with decomposed granite. and after the roadbed is finished the en- tire stretch will be rolled with an appliance especially adapted for that purpose. The finishing of this stretch will occupy about ten days. and the work will progress until the complet- ed roadway for the above district is ready for traffic.
 The road has reached a point with in one and one-half miles of Groom City. and from the present terminus of theroad to Mount Union the grade will be built at a more rapid rate than heretofore. The purpose is to complete the road as it is built. here after.
 R. c. Sparks of the engineer corps, is on the ground directing the work, and speaks highly of the work per formed by the contractors. and is particularly impressed with the mag nificent scenic conditions prevailing along the route.
 Territorial Engineer Girard is look ing over the work and is likewise gratified at the results accomplished ard is emphatic in stating that when the Prescott division is completed, it viii not only be the most attractive in the country, from a picturesque standpoint to the traveller. but that it will be an avenue that will bring hundreds of tourists to this section who do not care to travel on railroad trains.
 Mir. Girard is diligently employed in his department. and is on the go from one end of the territory to the other. where territorial road work other. where territorial road wok is under way. He will visit Flagstaff in the next few days. when work will be started at that end to connect Prescott with the Grand Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
DOUGLAS GOLF

DOUGLAS, Aug 4.-(Special.)-
 Douglas is to be represented by an entry in the Transmississippi Golf tournament, which is to be held in Denver and the Douglas Country club makes it's first appearance in any great golfing event outside the southwestern contests and the Tom Morris event, in which the whole country participates. Heretofore no Douglasite has ever entered in any of the great golf tournaments of the country and the entry Of Carl Smith at Denver marks an epock in Douglas golfng affairs which gives much sat isfaction to the members of the club whose hopes and best wishes Smith will take with him in the competi- ton
 Smith has done much for goIhng in Douglas. first as an example of what persistence and study can do From the start he has devoted his energy to the game and soon became one Of the best of the local players and ultimately won the club cham pionship. After this he bcame con vinced that he could not ever reach the top of his game while he played left handed and proceeded to change his stance and form to the right handed. At first this was slow and diseouraging work. but he persisted until now he is a better player than when the other way. Should Smith succeed in remaining well on into the contest he will give the city and the club some excellent publicity He leaves for Denver within the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
BUILDING BIDS

DOUGLAS, Aug. 4-(Special)- )-
 Bids have been submitted for the site required in Douglas for a gov ernment building. Several available sites have been offered. Two on G avenue and three on F avenue, as follows:
 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company. southeast conrer Tenth street and F avenue. s14.OO0; E. R. Pirtle company, southeast corner Eleventh street and F avenue. $13- TOO; Won Armin & Dixon. southeast corner Fourteenth street and c ave nue. S15,0OO; C. A. Taylor, southeast corner Eighth street and c avenue, s11 ,O00; H. E. Dugan. agent. south east corner Twelfth street and F avenue, s11 25O.
 | Congress appropriated s15.000 to purchase a site in this city for a government building which will ac- commodate the postcffice and other federal offices in this city. The low est bid submitted to the government was 11,000 by c. A. Taylor for prop erty at the corner of c avenue and Eighth street; the highest bid was s14,000 for the corner now occupied by the library building at Tenth street and c avenue. Just what con alterations will be paramount in the selection of site for the government building Is not known, but it is pre- sumed that they will look for the most central place where the post office would be most conveniently 10 cated for the accommodation of itf patrons.
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PHOENIX,e Aug. 4.-An opportune storm on Thursday afternoon saved a man and a horse from the most terrible of deaths-of thirst on the desert. The near victim was Chaun- cy Rhodes, a nephew of J. ?. Rhodes. a former photographer of Phoenix. MT. Rhodes is a conner cial man from a Philadelphia firm He arrived in Phoenix last Tuesday and on the following day he left for Hillside to visit sister. Mrs. James Rowe. whose husband is the owner of a ranch near Hillside.
 MT. Rhodes. instead of leaving the trail at Hillside station. stopped at Congress Junction to transact some business and from that point started on Thursday morning on horseback, thirty miles to his destination. He expected no difficulty in reaching it, for be had gone to the ranch only a year ago from Congress. and he sup posed that the trail from the Juno tion would lead to the other trail, but. instead. it led into a succession Of blind trails and after some hours he found that he was lost. without any sense of directions.
 He had started early, provided with a light lunch and a canteen of wa ter. By noon the water was all gone. He had then travelled at least as far as Hillside. Though he did not know where he was going. he could no more certainly find his way back to his starting point It was certain
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RAIN SAVES MAN AND HORSE
 FROM DEATH ON THE DESERT

death to stand still and he kept nov ing. In a couple of hours on that scorching desert his horse showed signs of weakness and he was com pelled to dismount For two more mortal hours. he plodded on with throat and tongue dry. dragging the stumbling horse. All that he had ever heard and read of the desert death came before him. and he had no doubt that the list of victims would shortly receive an addition.
 Then came the sudden mountain storm almost without a premonitory warning It was a torrent. which quickly filled all depressions and at one puddle Mir. Rhodes knelt and drank his fill Then hunger asserted Itself. for he had found that as dry a throat as his had become could not be moistened in a minute by the mere process Of pouring water through it. But he managed to eat by soaking thebread in the muddy water and shortly he felt like a new man.
 The drenching rain had also made R new horse and the animal having had a drink from the puddle, both were ready to move on. But their progress was aimless and it was not until half past ten o'clock that night that Rhodes saw a little cluster of lights and heading in that direction reached Hillside. He returned to Phoenix yesterday with the story of lis desert ride.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
SIERRA CONSOLIDATED MINES
 COMpANY

Duluth, Minn. July 22nd. 1910. To the Stockholders.
 Notice is hereby given that the first annual meeting of the stockhold CTS of Sierra Consolidated Mining Company will be held at the general office of the company at room 1400 in the Alworth building in Duluth, Minnesota. on Tuesday, the 16th day of August, A. D. 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. for the election of three direc' tors Co hold office lor three years, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come be fore said meeting. The stock trans fer books will be closed from August 10th, 1910, to August 1sth, 1910, both inclusive. Frederick R. Kennedy,
 Secretary.
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grew stronger, and within three months was perfectly we'll woman.
 ''I want this letter made public to show the benefit women may derive from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. JOHN c. MoLDAN, 2115 Second St. North, Minneapolis, Minn.
 Thousands of unsolicited and genu- inc testimonials like the above ! owe the efficiency of Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which is made exclusively from roots and herbs.
 Women who suffer from those dis dressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
 Ifyou want special advice write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Shewill ltreatyourletter confidential. For 20 years she has been helping sick women in this way, free of charge. Don't t~eitate- write at once.
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to do is the most important of any connected with the project of ob- taining the mining congress for Douglas. To bring it here will re- quire the putting up of at least s25OO with the application, as a mark of good faith and the raising of total of ss000 or more before the opening of such congress here Work will have to begin at once and be pushed rapidly if success is to attend the ef- forts of the chamber.
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Packard Coming.

It was learned today that Hon B. A. Packard will arrive in the city to- MOTION morning. Mir. Packard left the city a week ago for Los Angeles, from whence he expected to start with Mrs. Packard next Monday for an Oriental trip. Owing to transpor- tation conditions, the Oriental party will not sail from San Francisco until august I2, and Mir. Packard Is taking advantage of the delay to return to Douglas and take part in the political game for a few days
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win Go Camping.

Pete wimberly. Chas. Sheer. E. C. Robinson and J. A. Drake will leave Sunday for the Chiracahuas, where they will enjoy several weeks outing. They will camp near Cave creek and expect to spend their time hunting and fishing. and will also spend a few days in Paradise.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
INDIAN CHIEF WILL PAY
 VISIT TO GREAT FATHER

the chief will make the journey. It seems the Indians have several matters they desire action taken in their behalf. First, they want more water for the irrigation of their farms. This the government is now taking steps to furnish, and the survey for the main irrigation ditch has already been made. A new pumping plant is to be installed for the irrigation of approximately 12.0Oo acres of land. The work of constructing the ditches is expected to start in the fall. but the Indians want to be shown.
 second. they want to know what has become of the coin received from the sale of Parker lots. This wam- pun. they declare. belongs to the In dians and the great white father said some moons ago that it was to be spent for their benefit. So they want to know the reasons why it is not be ing spent, for. according to the Indian interpretation, that is what it was made for.
 Third, they want to know how many acres each indian is to receive
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PHOENIX, Aug. 3.-Chief Manitaba tribal ruler of the Indians Of the Colorado Indian reservation at Parker, is making preparations for visit to Washington for the purpose of inter- viewing the commissioner of the gen ersI land ofnce.
 Recently the Indians have been holding a number of pow-wows, and between dances have been discussing fhe invasions of the white man and the probable influence that he will have on their stamping grounds when the reservation is thrown open to set tlement.
 A few weeks ago a petition was circulated among the Indians for the purpose of raising funds to pay the expenses of Chief Manitaba to Wash ington. It is said that quite a sum was raised, but before departing or his mission a letter was dispatched to the commissioner asking if he has any open dates for an August inter view. A reply is now being awaited and if the commissioner acquiesces
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sames Gets Busy.

Republican Territorial Chairman
 Albert Sames has started on a tour of the territory to pick up the loose
 threads of his work. get acquainted with political conditions and see how
 badly the republican fences stand in need of repairs
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Leave for NaeozarI.

Mrs. Schumacher and daughter. Miss Blanche Penhoel, have gone ts Nacozari to make their future home. Mrs. Schumacher has taken charge of the Nacozari hotel and Miss Penhoel has accepted a position as steno- grapher in the company store.
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cause' a weakness and broken down condition of the system. l read so
 much of whatLydia K. Pinkham's Veg etabie Compound had done for other suffering women I felt sure it would help me, andI must say it did help me wonderfully. My pains all left me, |
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resigned as manager of the Purdy Mining company, the reason attrib- uted being to look after personal bus mess interests demanding his indi vidual attention.
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WANTS HER
 LETTER
 PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, Minn.-"I was great sufferer from female troubles which
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NEWS AND PERSONALS
 FROM SHELTER CITY

II J. s. Douglas and Dr. L. D. Rick etts went to Courtland this morning
 F. A. Roerche of Douglas is reg istered at the Angelus, Fl Paso, ts- day.
 Mrs. Knickerbocker of the Copper Queen is enjoying two weeks va cation.
 A. c. Cole and J. O. Ambler of Cananea spent last night al the Gadsden.
 Mrs. Gatliff is catering to a large Mexican supper in Agua Prieta this evening
 Mrs. Davis and daughter. Miss Willie, have returned from a visit to Los Angeles. I Dr. Zimmerman went to Courtland yesterday, where ne VIII resume hls professional duties.
 L. L. Els, formerly deputy sherin of Naco. passed through the city last evening en route to Fl Paso.
 Mrs. May Elder of Los Angeles is l vsnt.f,o ha- ,1a-onfS Mr and Nra Jas. Taylor on Eighth street.
 Red Seely has returned from the coast, where he underwent an opera tion, which was highly successful.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mason have returned from their wedding trip and have taken apartments at the Leslie.
 Lewis Nemeck, nephew of the Douglas fire chief. who has been wis iting in Tombstone. returned east this morning.
 Miss Chilean Simpson has return ed to her accustomed place in the Copper Queen store. after a two weeks vacation.
 Fire Chief Nemeck. accompanied by Mrs Nemeck and their three children. left today for months vacation in the East 
 Miss Mary Young and her younger brother John, left for Fl Paso this morning. for a months visit with their married sister. Mrs. G. l.. Davidson, who has been the guest of Mrs. Wm. Kelly of Greene street, returned to her home in Lowell yesterday.
 J. B. Larazolo passed through the city on his way to Hermosillo. where he is interested in some cases before the court Of last resort. Miss Name Rock. one of the nurses from the Bisbee hosuital. is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. P. J. benson at the c. & A. I L. F. Fortin of the Copper Queen expects to leave in a few days on a six weeks vacation which he will spend in visiting Denver. Spokane land Vancouver w. J. Freede, who has been in the insurance business in Douglas for ] several years. has left the city to 1 join his family at Edom, Tex, where | be will embark in the farming bus , mess.
 ! E. NJ. Lawrence is a business wis ; itor in the city today. Frank Clark went to Tombstone D with prisoners this morning.
 Dr. Thomas of Fl Tfgre was in the city yesterday on his way to Fl Paso to meet his wife and children who have been spending the summer in the East. They expect to spend few days in Cloudcroft. | County Recorder Charles A. Nc Donald came from Tombstone last night
 Packard Coming. It was learned today that Hon. B A. Packard will arrive in the city to , MOTION morning. Mir. Packard left
 the city week ago for Los Angeles from whence he expected to start
 with Mrs. Packard next Monday fol an Oriental trip. Owing to transpor tstion conditions, the Oriental party
 viD not sail from San Francisco until l august 12, and Mir. Packard is takins
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We ss In Angel City.

Wsts In Angel City.
 Miss Della Schall is reported to have become the happy bride of AL bert NJ. Miller of Tempe last Thurs isy. Miss Schaal formerly resided h this city.
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Erskine Beats Parks.

grskine defeated Parks in the Y. h c. A. pool tournament by a score O. 100 to S5. This puts Erskine in tkz finals as one of the two contest szss for first honors.
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VII Settle Boundary Line.

VII Settle Boundary Line.
 party will leave for the south to- dag with the intent of settling a disputed boundary line between the properties of the Wheeler Land com paxy and the Pilares ranch.
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V. L. RynersOn is reported to have
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I,nanea Head Here.

Dr. L. D. Ricketts motored up from ananea yesterday afternoon, arriv- lg in Douglas last evening.
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Red Seely has returned from the coast, where he underwent an opera tion, which was highly successful.
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County Recorder Charles A. Nc Donald came from Tombstone last night
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Mir and Mrs. George Mason have returned from their wedding trip and have taken apartments at the Leslie.
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Lewis Nemeck, a nephew of the Douglas fire chief. who has been wis iting in Tombstone. returned east this morning
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Mrs. May Elder of Los Angeles is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Taylor on Eighth street.
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Dr. Thomas of Fl Tigre was in the city yesterday on his way to Fl Paso to meet his wife and children, who have been spending the summer in the East. They expect to spend a few days in Cloudcroft.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-29
SALE FOR CASH THAT
MEANS MUCH TO BUYERS
Announcement of One of Southwest
GeOrgia's Leading Stores.

IA sale for cash only that offers
tempting opportunities to buyers to
secure undoubted bargains in the sea-
sons latest goods, as we'll as in the
standard articles carried in large, high
grade stores, is announced on page 4
of today's Times-Recorder by Mr..
Charles L. Ansley.
Some prices are mentioned in the
advertisement in the various lines of
ladies' underwear, but these are mere
ly a few of the bargains that await The
buyer in that department.
In the house furnishing department,
too, especial efforts have been made
to present bargains that will prove
irresistible to those fortunate enolgh
to be in "a position to take advantage
of them.
In ladies ready-to-wear goods, too
the exceptional large and varied sup
ply, the fine qualities and the supe-
rior workmanship Of the Ansley stock
are likewise sufficient to draw an ar
my of patrons.
An inspection of goods and a study
of prices is all that is asked. The
prices and good sdo the rest,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-29
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need of laxa
tive is not question of a single ac.
ton only. but of permanently bene-
fetal effects, which will follow proper
efforts to live in healthful way, with
the assistance of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, whenever it is re-
quired, as it cIeansos the system
gently yet promptly, without irritation
and will therefore always have the
preference Of al who wish the best of
family laxatives,
The combination has tie approval
of physicians because it IS laown to
be truly beneficial, and because it has
given satisfaction to the millions of
well-informed families who have used
1t for many years past.
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co only.