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New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Jan 2S-Terence (Br), New York for
Manchester.
Amsterdam. Jan 27-Prins Willem Dutch
New York via West Indies, Venezuela and
Havre.
Suez, Jan 2s--kasams (Br). Calcutta and Co
lonlbo for Philadelphia and New York.
Bermuda. Jan %. a m-Bermudian (Br) New
York.
Cherbourg. Jan 2s. u-Prinz Friedrich VIII
helm (Gerl New York via Plymouth for
Bremen (and proceededl.
Madeira: Jan 2s.Arabic Br), New York for
Cadiz and Mediterranean
Durham. Jan 2S-Maroa (Br). New York and
Norfolk via st Vincent and Cape Town for
Hong Kong, etc.
Cape Town. Jan 2S-Sutton Hall (Br), New York
for Hong Kong.
Colombo. Jan 2s SLichtenfels Ger. New York
via Tuticorin.
Azores Jan 2S, Q m-Carmania (Br), New
York for Genoa, Naples. etc.
SAILED
Lisbon, Jan 22-Soperga QtaD. New York
PASSED.
Lizard. Jan 2s-AppaIachee (Br). New York
Brow Head. Jan 2S-Narra gansett (Br) New
York for Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
HEAR TWO WITNESSES
Chicago Meat inquiry Lags-
Prices Still DrOD.

Chicago. Jan. 2S-The federal grand jury
devoted only a short time to-day to the
investigation of the so-called Beef Trust
and adjourned until Monday. Part Of the
session was devoted TO cases OF minor i'm
portance, and several true bills were re-
turned. This leaves the grand jury free
to proceed with the meat packers without
any more Interruptions.
Ralph Crews, general counsel for the Ma
tional Packing Company. testified concern
ing certain books and documents OF the
company He did not bring them with
him. Mr.. Crews said that clerks were
searching for the books and documents in
question. and that he would produce them
on Monday
George b. Robbins. president OF the Ar
mour car lines and a director of the Ar
mour company. was the only other witness
examined to-day. His testimony was not
made public
Two ice-presidents and two buyers of
the National Packing Company were served
with subpenas to-day. The vice-presidents
subpenaed were Lemuel 3. Patterson and
T. T. Fuller
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
WOMEN TAKE UP BOYCOTT.
Equal Suffrage Urged in Movement at
National Capital

Washington. Jan PA meat boycott
as begun in the District of Columbia to-
ia y, when the Women's Anti-Food Trust
League was organized at the home of Mrs
John B. Henderson, wife of ex-senator
Henderson, of Missouri, who was elected
its president. All the women's clubs in
the district and women generally Will be
asked to Join in the movement
The women of the district are using the
agitation over the high cost Of living as
an argument in their fight for suffrage
The Political Study Club, suffrage or
ganization, adopted a resolution today
declaring that the agitation is an added
reason for the acknowledgements of the
women citizens of the republic"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
DANGER SIGNALS NOT OBSERVED.

st. townsville. N Y, Jan. 2S.-Coroner
Vedder to-day rendered verdict in the
case of John Scanlon. engineer and Mel
vim j. Handville, fireman, who were killed
in the wreck of The Twentieth Century
Limited train here on Tuesday morning
The Coroner found that the signals were
properly set and the usual precautions to
stop trains were taken. but that the sig
rails were not observed. He decided that
the deaths were due to some oversight lie
has no censure for ;,nv living person
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
CENTRAL IS BLAMED.
Coroner Holds Engineer, but
Crticises Roads SIGNALS

Eugene Flanagan. a New York Central
Railroad freight train engineer, was held
by Coroner Squire, of Ossining yesterday
TO have been responsible for the wreck at
Croton on the morning of December 81
Which resulted in the death of Spencer
1rask, the banker, and injuries to several
other persons who were on the Montreal
express train which was ramrned by the
freight. The coroner held Flanagan on a
charge of manslaughter in the second de-
gree for the grand jury but his decision
contained several slaps at the manner in
which trains were operated by the railroad
company.
Three other railroad employees were ar
rested at the time of the accident and adj
mitted to bail, pending the decision OF the
coroner, but these were all discharged YES
terday. They are Charles f. Bellew the
towerman at Croton: John Knapp, the fire
man of the freight train, and Eugene r
Ritter. the rear brakeman of the Montreal
Express. The coroner decided they were
blameless for the wreck
In his decision the coroner says the in
quest showed that the railroad COMPANY
did not have its trains sufficiently protected
az the place wnere the wreck occurred.
and recommended that the movement of
these trains could be accomplished with
more safety if the towerman at the Croton
tower had control of the different signals
there He also suggested that Ii would he
well If the railroad officials instructed their
engineers not TO reverse their engines when
they wanted to stop quickly. He said in
had been shown that such action caused
the wheels to slip along the rails, causing
the train to travel a greater distance be-
fore stopping.
The Croton local trains, too. should have
better protection, said the coroner espe-
cially when they were out on the main line
This is equally true also of other trains on
the main line. and the coroner expressed
the hope that the company would see its
way clear to adopt his suggestions which
would make travelling much safer for the
passengers on these trains.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, January %,
1910.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. IT
Steamer Queen Amelie (Br), Savannah January
"a. TO Howard. Houder & Partners. with mdse
in transit. VIII finish loading for the River
Plate. Left Quarantine at $40 m.
Steamer Imkenturn Ger. Calcutta December
II. Port Said 81, Malta January via Philadel-
Ihia -, to Funch. Edge Co, with mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar 9:45 a m.
Steamer Loveland tNorp Preston January p
to the United Fruit CO, with . passengers and
sugar. Arrived at the Bar at 4 D
Steamer Roma (Frl Marseilles January II and
Naples Is, to ] " Elwell & co. with passengers
and Hdse. Passed Fire Island at 6:@5 D m.
Steamer Indralema (Br) Liverpool January IS,
TO Funch Edye Co. in ballast. Arrived at the
Bar at $50 m.
SAILED
Steamers Sac Paulo tBraz) Barbados Para.
etc: Prins Willem w lDutch). ST Marc Port al
Prince, etc; Panama. Cristobal; Leander (Nor).
Philadelphia; Telesfora SPAN. Newport News;
Irisbrook (Br), Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
MISS GRANGER is NAMED.

At a meeting OF the Board of Superin-
tendents of city Schools yesterday Miss
Ruth Granger. principal of Public School
l37, Brooklyn. was nominated as a district
to succeed Miss Evangelne
Whitney. who died recently. There had
been some opposition to Miss Granger by
the equal pay advocates, which evoked a
hot expression of opinion In her favor from
General George w Wingate on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
DUN EMPLOYEES ENTERTAIN.

The Mercantile Agency Mutual Benefit
Association (employes of r. G. Dun & Coz
held its twelfth annual entertainment and
Ieception last night at the Lexington Opera
House. Leading vaudeville players fur
nished the entertainment and there was
dancing until the small hours of the
morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close in n
Destination and steamer. PM
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via San Francisco)-U Trans
pOEt 'ooh oNt 0'o"
Hawaii and specially addressed CORE
spondence for Japan. Corea and
China (via San Francisco)--Man-
Japan. ,Corea. China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver and Vic
toria. C)--Empress of Japan. Feb 4, $50
Samoan Islands, New Zealand and
Australia except WesO Cvia San
Francisco)-Earl de Elgin. Feb g. $50
Japan, Corea and China (via Tacoma)
Antiochus Eeh Is. 6 40
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
AUTO BUSES ON DRIVE TO-DAY

The resumption of the automobile bus
service on Riverside Drive will take place
to-day, Park Commissioner c. B. Stover
having taken action in the matter The
stages will run as far as 135th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

ne President Grant reported as st8 mile.
east ~ SANDY Hook at YESTERDAY. is eN-
pectrd TO dock this afternoon
Ia Bresasne. reported as I.3 so miles east OF
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

Sandy Hook at 1915 D IN Thursday. is expected
to dock Monday forenoon. -.
The Columbia reported as 500 mics eass 90 %,
SANDY Hook AT 7 D m yesterday. is expected 10
dock Monday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
q;
Sox Sense

reputable merchants about what
you pay for.
But sometimes you don't
realize what you are paying
for.
For an example, take socks
guaranteed or assured against
wear.
The market has been flooded
with such offers and speaking
generally the purchasers get
what they pay for-vlz., socks
and insurance.
The socks are usually of a
quality that is regular value at
15c.. pair or two pairs for 25c.
With the insurance they usu-
ally sell at $3.50 per box of
half dozen.
That is 75c. for insurance and
75c. for socks.
Even then the proposition
would not be profitable to the
sellers were it not for two
things
First-The socks are mostly
much heavier and coarser than
their buyers have been accus-
toned to wear, and so outwear
ordinary socks as brogans
outwear fine walking shoes.
Second Relatively few men
will take the trouble to claim the
insurance.
Though we guarantee every
thing we sell to give satisfac-
tory service, we have never
indulged in any guarantee of
socks against wear for any
specific period.
What we do offer is just
about twice as good.
We are selling a sock at 25c.
which was worth every cent
of that before the heavy in
crease in the hosiery tariff, and
so is worth more now.
Our No. 81 Sock is a full
fashioned sock made in Ger
many, and woven into shape:
while, so far as we know, all
the socks you buy with insur-
ance are of the seamless shape
less order.
Because of this difference in
manufacture our No. 81 Sock
retains it's shape and doesn't
bag around the ankles.
Because four threads of the
finest Maco Egyptian yarn are
used in the sole, toe and high
spliced heel. we believe it will
actually outwear many of the
coarser, less slightly socks
which you buy with insurance
on which YOU don't collect.
No. 81 Sock; black. gray
or tan; 25c. a pair: Sl.3s a half
dozen.
Good and strong still OH
mems Winter suits.
Because we revised prices
so freely that some thousands
of suits were affected.
S15. $50, S25 and on up-all
prices show substantial savings
Some black cheviots included with III.
mixtures
Our Dollar Glove is strong
enough to back up our state
ment that it is the equal of
many a $50 glove.
Made in England specially for us
Whenever YOU see a Red
Man collar advertised
Think of us.
Every new style is here as
soon as it's out.
Two for csc
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
warren st. 18th ST. S4tb 6,
ADJUSTMENTS.
IhN10R B'y. +5th st Evs:15 Mats To-ds,- .
vi Wed. e;t5 Wed Mat 5oc-si so 1
iS:$;;s !. ]: S..... n" seven DAYS.
ACADEMY or, or Hys.e; , Eys s:,a
Gs.hHA|uMCEY s.Hl|.l lo 0lc0TT r Essssd Sssrs'
/ .opu'ar Prices. Mats, To-day & We'd 80 Il
Wa'sshs. Ey.s:i5 Mst.Today q Wed ..t5
h.t. warner IN Alias .limmvv olen}ino
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 713: sunset a:l3; moon sets a;35,
moons age, IS days.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

MONDAY JANUARY 81.
SURNAME. Barbados. d w L. IL :OO a m 100 p
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1.
Navahoe 6 Domingo CLYDE 4 90 a m 100 p m
Noordam Rotterdam HoIl-Am- go Ga m
= Of Atlanta Savannah. saw. s:oOpm
Mohawk Jacksonville Clyde. 100 m
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
OPERA nOUst

Evenings at s. Saturday Matinee az
To-day Mat--Orfeo. Mines. pslns tceoe-sr :
Cadski CIuck. Sparkes Conductor Iosess. 49,.
To-night-HaenseI und GrcteL Mines 49,. ~.
Nattfeld Meitschik. WiCkham. NJ Ger..
tond. Hertz CavaIleria Rusticana- Mines. - -
tim. Maubourg; NM Martin.Gilly- C coma = =
sun Evg-GRAND CONCERT. Ste - oT,avr sar
Sol0ists. Nine FREMSTAp; NM JAuL-g@Ss,.
NER wHITEHILI~ The ARlON Si'sorssr s,.s,r
SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN Cond.' NJ nn.,T
t,laasseu. Met Op- Orch, Cond.' NJ, o.rsas
NENT WEEK: Mon. Evg.-tay- hns, hnA.,,sr-
and FagIiacci Tues Aft al l:Se-usn ,ss sri
darmmrrung. Wed Evg-Don PasauAce a.
ballet Vienna Waltxcs. Thurs EV .,lr,
tristan und Isolde. Fri. EvS. - NesN, Ns,
StradeIla and Ballet Vienna Wsitres' "a "a ST.
~ srSO-Ia Roheme. sat EVC.. d9uols o'
Ir, Diayoio and Vienna Waltxes 'Baiiee'
=. Mansa
Next Week inu'S' ~ ElI.ir a amor
Z g. . o.
Al the BROOKLYN Academy OF nsss na So
one block from the Fiatbush NEe, vrrss
Mon Evg. Jan Si-Frs bsSose' osxsar
Alien. MauhOurg; NM Clement, kSsi'N
Rriss RourgcOis Copd.. Hertz
WERER PIANO USED ------
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

NesSeI
Line closes sails
p lincoln Hamh'r Haro-Am 600 a m 900 a IN
Oceanic Southampton. w S.. $3.50 m 10:O a m
Cincinnati Madeira, Ham-Am S:30 m ll:OO a m
Oceana Bermuda Quebec. 500 IN lo'V a I'D
Caracas La Cuayra Red ID $50 m 12:0O m
Saratora Havana Ward 1000 a m 100
Saha Csrenada 1000 m 1900
Tr Joacbin Jamaica TI-Am II 100 a m 100
RerI;n Nsnjes N - II 90
Minneapolis, London. Att IT, - 9:So d IN
Re Italia, Naples, Ital. -
Germania, Marseilles. Fabre.. -
Nacoochee, Savannah, Sav. - 5CU m
Nueces. Galveston. Mallory. - lI:U M
Huron Jacksonville, Clyde. l:u p IN
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
tn nav

'Brings mail.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
CONGRESS IN HURRY TO QUIT
AND ENTER THE CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON June 13.-There
are rumors today. as the present ses-
sion Of congress begins to run into
June. that the regulars and the in
surgents probably will get together
on a proposition to stack their arms.
adjourn and get back home as quick
ly as possible to take an active part
In their respective campaigns. This
plan is being talked of in the house
particularly. with June so as a prob
able adjournment time.
Necessarily, if this IS done. Presi-
dent Taft's legislative program Will
suffer II congress sits until that &c
put through It means Aus1s,, nr az
best July Is. Not 4 single g.-c' r:
legislation urged - the president
has as yet become a law. The house
has passed the statehood bill. The
senate has not passed it. and prob
ably will not do so.
Tho house has passed the railroad
bill, and the senate has Just finished
voting on f. It viii require at least
two weeks 10 straighten out the sen
ate and house differences in confer
e1ce.
The multiplication bill. which the
president urged. IS dead, it appears,
so far as this session is concerned.
1t repcses quietly in a subcommittee
Of the house judiciary committee.
The senate has passed the postal
savings bank bill House republicans
have held a number of caucuses and
have about agreed upon a measure.
but II must go back to the postofice
committee for report and minority
views and it win require q special
rule to rush it through in anything
less than two or three weeks.
The anti-option bill, aimed at gam
bling in futures, may or may not
have look in this session. It de
ponds somewhat upon the pressure
brought BY Sothern democrats. who
have fences Of their own TO look az
ter back home.
The sundry civil bill IS not yet
out Of the house; the general defici-
ency appropriation bin has not been
reported from committee and the
legislative appropriation bill IS tied
up in conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14

II IS quite generally understood
that there is TO be reported also an
omnibus public buildings bill, carry
ing about s15,00O,0OO for those who
Heed pork barrel" appropriations for
the various sections. Public build
ings are great vote getters. and. n
asmuch as bills calling for appropr
atoms cver $125 .0OO,O are before
the house committee on public hulia
Ings. it may readily be seen that
there viii be much grievous oratory
when a measure carrying paltry
fifteen millions or so is brought in.
That about sums up the legislative
situation today.
Tro regulars and Insurgents have
Ioo-~I the situation over and have
abU1l come to the conclusion that
everybody ought 10 90 home July l.
True the session hasn't brought
much except the passage Of appro-
priation bills, and some Of the gen
eral legislation wanted by the presi-
dent must fail by the wayside If con-
gress adjourns to hunt votes.
The regulars and insurgents how
ever have the proper cxplanatians
ready 10 spring from the stump.
Here's the way the doubling const;tu-
encies viii be told about It.
Regulars explanation-We couIdn's
get through any good legislation on
account OF the insurgents and the
democrats. We are not in the ma
jority any more.
Insurgents explanation-The legis-
lation was bad and the regulars
wouldn't give US a chance to make 1t
good by amendment They wanted
to work the old gag-rule and we
would not stand for it. That's way
we're changing the rules.
Democratic explanation-Jast ar
other example OF republican cusseJ-
ness. Make us the majority party
and wen show you some legislation.
So it begins to appear that the 'es-
lslative program IS rather shot 10
pieces. But what's the legislative
program. asked one anxious mem-
Der. when some opponent is MAILING
the weIkin ring back home and the
chances are daily growing more slim
for the return Of the aforesaid aaS.
Gus one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
CAL|SRER SAYS
THIS DISTRICT
IS DOING WELL
Douglas Men, After Trip From
Coast 10 Coast, Finds Con-
ditions at Home Quite Good
Enough for Him, !.

DOUGLAS. June (Special) -
H. b. Calisher returned yesterday
after an absence OF more than two
months. during which he took trip
which carried him from coast to
coast, He left Douglas before Easter
and went East. spending several
weeks in New York. Boston and 9th
err Atlantic coast cities and in Chi
cago on his return journey. thence
proceeding on to the Pacific coast
and spending some time with his
family at the beach. He made the
purchases of the summer stock for
the Toggery and the Calisher store
and also made purchases of fall
goods for future delivery.
Mr.. Calisher was seen By an In
|ternational reporter this morning and
asked how he found conditions in the
various cities which he visited He
stated that he did not see so much
business activity as last year and
that business conditions seemed to
be quiet. This was more noticeable
on the Atlantic than the Pacific
coast, though there also he found
business more qaiet than normally,
except only in theoil districts abort
Bakersfield.
4 am better pleased than ever
with Douglas. after my trip" contin-
ued Mr. Calisher. q hear complaints
that business is quiet here. That
is 10 be expected at this time of
year The summer exodus is on.
Douglas always gets quiet in the late
spring and summer. It may be quiet
here. but il is also quiet all over the
country. In proportion TO other cit
les Douglas is less quiet and condi-
tions are better than elsewhere.
There is no reason for any discour-
agement. but rather is. there reason
for congratulation that affairs are as
they are. In the fail will come more
activity in the country to the south,
the return Of those who seek other
places for the heated term and re
vival Of business. look for the com
ing autumn and winter to be better
than the last. No. people should not
complain about Douglas. she IS ali
right. and trip 10 other places viii
convince any Douglasite OF this. The
only advantage I found in ather
places was proportionateiy lower
rents than here during duh times"
Mr.. CaIisher says that he thorough
| ly enjoyed his trip which was sue
cessful both as a pleasure trip and
from a business point OF view.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
BUY YOUR CALIFORNIA TICKET
AS FAR AS PiZMO BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort OF all
Coast Beaches on the Pacific Coast.
Situated in San LIis Obispo County
California. half way between San
Francisco and Los Angeles on the
Southern Pacific Coast Line. Five
rains daily from Los Angeles. First
class hotel Tent City in connection.
Pleasure and comfort and ali kinds of
PIZMO BEACH IS the
safest for surf bathing. aad. the most
beautiful. widest and longest on the
vest coast Of the United States. Spe.
cial weekly and monthly rates TO
guests. Under new management.
PIZMo BEACH RESORT COMPANY
1877
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
YOU CAN NEVER TEL

just exactly the cause of your rheu-
matism. but you know you have it.
Do you know that Billiards. Snow
Liniment win cure it?-reilieves the
pain-reduces the swelling. and
limbers the points and muscles so
that you viii be as active and well
as you ever were. Price 25c. soc and
Si0o- Sold by Lowell Drug Co. Low
ell. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
THE dig HEAD

is of two kinds-conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick head
ache. Does your head ever feel like
a gourd and your brain feel loose
and sore? You can cure It in no
time by acting on your liver with
Billiards. Herbine Isn't it worth
trying from. the absolute and certain
relief you get? Sold by Lowell Drug
Co, Lowell, Ariz.
No. I No. 2
Mail Mail
and Express and Express
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
SCI Thorouah Wettlnu.

While passing a fire bydrant on
Main street near the AliambTa. which
aas being tested by seTcra. firemcn
ard from which TIE water was sup
i-osed to b. CIT OF. woman and her
small son were knocked Gown and
thoroughly drenched Someone had
turned the water on after it had been
turned of at the main. Hasty apol-
ogies we're made BY the firemea for
the unfortunate incident The names
of the two victims Of the water could
not be ascertained.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Celebrates Birthday

Condac o. Leslie WattIes Of TIE
Douglas-Bisbee stub run. yesterday
celebrated his birthday, although what
birthday he was as coy as the maid OF
lwenty-nine summers ia revealing He
was wished many happy returns OF
the day by his local friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Nordstrom 70 phoenix.

Frank Nordssrom, auditor and ae-
countant, for several months a res
ident of Bisbee. has gone TO Phoenix
where he will spend a few davs From
there he will journey % eastern points
TO spend several months visiting rel
atives.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
}. A. zANpER. Timer

IS IN town. Leave orders at ". Muir's
or Clarence Krinbill's. IT,.
LADIES or ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
GUILD, WILL GIVE A GARDEN
PARTY AT THE HOME or MR..
cHAS. THOMAS, TOMBSTONE.
CANYON. WEDNESDAY JUNE
18TH. 8 p. NJ.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ruffin have taken
the Hurst residence near the end cf
the Tombstone canyon car line. and
will be at home to their friends in ?
few DAYS. Mrs. Ruffin. who has been
visiting in the east. arrived only re-
Gently to join her husband here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
NOTICE

The Offices Of the Heffern Mining
Co. have moved to the mire. Any
one having business. win address p.
o. Box No 103. l. " Scott, Sec'y. and
treas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
sgEE agvEw BsBE ARIZONA MORNING
Inspector Jones Here.

migration Inspector Jones OF Naco
passed yesterday in this city OF bus
mess. There is but little of interest
% be related of his work at present,
he stated, It being confined to rou-
tine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Enjoy Mexican Dinner.

Mrs. c. W. Gatliff of Aqua Prieta
served pretty little Mexican dinner
last night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly Henry. Other guests were DR..
and Mrs. ZIMMERMAN and Mr. B. s.
Butcher
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Looking for Scrap.

Kid Alter of Denver arrived In the
city last evening looking for place
to hold an exhibition bout If he IS
successful in securing a hall he will
pull of a match With Earl Chapepll
OF Douglas. the Fighting Printer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Rented and Sold
Awnings, Furniture. Sewing Machines
HAYDEN, kAsUN & CO.
Phone 123. Lowell
Miss suydam Here.

Miss Nellie Suydam formerly q res
ident of this city but for some time
Fat Phoenix. is in with the intention
OF making this city her home She
was formerly connected with the
newspapers of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
Leave for Coast.
i31

LlaVC TOT OulsI-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watkins. %
Ocean Park. California. left ysster-
day for their home. followin.g visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Watkins
Of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14

ICE CREAM AND CAKE or
STRAWBERRIES, CREAM AND
CAKE FOR 25c AT THE GARDEN
PARTY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
At g. P. NJ.
9qc
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-14
FOR PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
TAKE HoRsFoRD's ACID
PHOSPHATE

It's use is especially recommended
for restoration of APPETITE. strength
and vi atty.
ATRY 1T