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For SALE.

TfNREDEEMEBf~ociNE SMfTff PREM.
y Ter Typewriter, No. 2, writes three
cOlors; Is IN perfect condition, and as go 5d
as new; forfeited price $50. CAPITAL
LOAN OFFICE. No. SO Madket street.
Mayl6-tu-th-sat-lwk.
FOR SAbE-LARGE TRUCK.
y May25-2t S3l Jefferson street,
EOR sALE-3,0OO FEET GULL OAK
suitable for fencing and platforms
$500 per thousand. All kinds Of hard
woods, wholesale and retail. Special bills
promptly filled.
AMERICAN TIMBER e. LUMBER CO.
MlO-eod-lmo. Ninth and Shipley Sts
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PUBLIC SALE.
pTRIIC SAIL

PUBLIC SALE
Every Saturday at Kiair's Bazaar.
Horses, wagons and harness, two car
loads of new buggies and ruhber-tred
runabouts. Milk wagons, laundry and de-
livery wagons OF all descriptions. 100 sets
of harness Of all kinds at private sale
cry day at
w. H. KLAIR's BAZAAR,
9 West Eighth ST., Wilmington. Del
May9- NJ. w Slot
pUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF CON
DEMNED y. S. GOVERNMENT
STORES from Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va,
will be sold at Stidham & Sons Auction
Store. No. Ill East Fourth street. We'd
nesday. June 1st, al 2 o'clock a. m. 100
large linen table cloths. 25 green haze
table cloths, S counterpains, blankets,
80 napkins. Sheets towels, linen cush-
ion covers, i25 navy buckets, 90 iron show
els, % government bath tubs picks, l6
butcher cleavers. 40 bake pans saws,
knives, spoons. S6 stew pots. meat grind
ers. 54 drip pans, SO dish pans. 20 large
desks, chests, carpenter chests and many
other articles.
These goods will positively be sold to
the highest bidder A chance for hotels
and restaurants. Goods cannot be. seen
until day of sale.
May2s-st sTIpHAN & son, Auets
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SALESMAN WANTED.

CNTEsMAN- N-ExPERfENCED IN Any
- line to sell general trade in Dela-
ware. UneXceYed speciality proposition
with BRAND NEW FEATURE. Vacan-
cy after June 1st Commission with $500
weekly for expenses. THE CONTINEN-
TAI IEWELRN CO, Cleveland, Ohio.
MaygS-1t
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46EII5l 3S JIEIK3


OFFICERS
Ohio Nowland. President
z. Bringhurst Jr.. Vice President
j. 7. Pennypacker.
Secretary and Trust Oficaf
Richard Reese. Treasurer
DIRECTORS;
Edward Bringhurst Jr.,
]. Smith Brennan.
Joseph J.. CarNenter Sr
Ohio Rowland, ]. wilkins Cooch,
John Bancroft, Willard Salisbury
Ere nklin Tay or, 1n "A. Dandy,
Samuel X. Smith, Thos S. Bellah,
Henry b. Thompson,
DR.. ]. A. Draper, Jr.,
Eugene dupont
Horace Wilson.
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9ELP WANTFD-FEMALE

WNess-it 700 French street.
EEAIALE-FIRsT-CLAss KID GLAH- u
Z ers. steady employment, $500 to
y2O per week Apply DUNCAN HOOD
& co. 2ioO y. American St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. May-'--'
Dill CLERK FOR WHOLESALE
ID grocery house, male or female. Adj
dress G-l0. Evening Journal. Masl-lI
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AGENTS

D-11CTURE HGENfS L60kl READY
to-day New 16x20 Negro Picture.
Jesus Died for Both our Jack john
son picture selling like hot cakes. sam
pies both prepaid 25c. Portraits 25c
frames lac. pillow tops Soc. Catalogue
Free. BERLIN ART ASSOCIATION
Dept. 1l2 Chicago. Ma2S-1t
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PERSONAL,


DIVORCE LAWS OF NEYADA.-FULL
- information free on request
e. l.. FOLEY, Attorney, GOldfold. New.
Apr29-lmo
WEALTHY REFINED GENTLEMAN
w 65. would marry. E-BoN 50, League,
Toledo. Ohio. May2S-it
Evening journal., 1910-05-28

Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
centrated form ingredients OF estab-
lished therapeutic value for the relief
and cure of all kidney and bladder
=liments.s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITTEs


80 ObO TO $4,000 YEARLY IN THE
PO'OVV REAL ESTATE BUSINESS;
no capital required; II you are honest and
ambitious. we will teach you the business
by mail, appoint you special representa-
tive of leading real estate company, list
with you readily salable properties, CO.
operate with and assist you to perma-
nent success; a thorough commercial law
course free. this month, TO each repre-
sentative. Write for 62-page book, free; Il
will be sure to interest YOU. THE CROSS
CO.. Dept. POO Chicago. Feb5-o Q, str
ORANGE AND FIGS ARE THE BIG
~ money crop. Growers in Galveston
Houston district realize from S30l to
81 ZOO an acre annually. Write to-day for
full particulars how you can, without
leaving your present home or occupation,
participate M these large profits, and
later become the owner of a bearing hg
and orange orchard, should you desire
TO make your home IN this beautiful
country. The company is composed or
leading bankers, business men and fruit
growers Of Houston and South Texas.
Your investment absolutely secured: no
speculation. Highest Endorsement from
bank officials and reliable business men.
Booklet and literature free. American
Loan a Mortgage Company, ITO American
Bank Building. Houston, Texas.
/ May2S-Junei-n.
GOOD PAY, CASH WEEKLY, MADE
" ten dollars earned spare time check
ing. copying form letters, attending ad-
vertising material for each locality
PANDORA MFG Co, London. ont.
( May26-lf.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DEsPEcTHBEE YoUNG coLoRED
N man. steady and reliable. wants po-
sition as chauffeur. Address CiAUF-
FEUR, Evening Journal Ohlce.
Maygi-2t
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a3SiIlT TABLE
q E 70
li@Lk;s; co
NV. Cor. sIh and Markell Sis.
Capital and Surplus. $i.20O, 900
Letters of Credit

Enable the traveller to go into
a Bank in a Foreign Country and
draw money for his needs as they
may occur. His mail win be for
warded to him wherever he may
60. His Letter of Credit is his
means Of Identification. and with
It he VIII have no difficulty In Sc
curing funds in any part OF the
world.
Letters Of Credit and Foreign Cur
reney furnished by this company.
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NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administration were IN due form OF
law granted the undersigned on the Thir-
tieth day OF April, A. d. 1910, and that all
persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the said Administrative.
on or before the Thirtieth day OF April
1911; or abide, the Act Of, Assembly IN
CATHARINE FULMER,
Administrators.
Address. Miss Catharine Fulmer n. L,
Cor. Sixth and West streets. Wilmington,
Delaware. May3-eod-9l
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REAL EsTATE--FoR SALE

REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE
EoK s4fE~Fol7R io ssFs ffSsj>7ss
Nandever avenue, Just completed.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply
J. A. MELVIN, b2l e. Ninth st.
May2-1mo.
EOR SALE-BARGAIN, IF SOLD AT
= once, Fine residence at Richardson
PARK. All Improvements, Best location
only $500 cash required; write for particu-
lars to WILLIAM TINSAIAN. 602 King St.
Mayi6-lmo.
FOR SALE.
Dwelling near Ninth and Franklin SITS,
10 rooms and bath, a nice house, owner
leaving city will sell at low price If
sold at once.
You had better look at It IL you want
q bargain.
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND co.
No. West Ninth st.
Tor SALE-NEW SODEEN TWO
story house, 1907 clayton street.
ton see HARRY S. LYNCH. rs Tatnal
street. Feb16-or orS--f
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HAIR WORK.
R0nM4. ROE RENT

-~--s~-s~-~->r~--e-~s-- -. =, =. -. -.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 25. S5 SOC.
Gentlemen only. Mayl-ly
trsWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent, with respectable family, Apply
6l5 West Fourth street. MaZo-5t
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REGTSTER,S oRpER
R Z EIiG;isTER7 9 QRpER; -,

D EGISTER'S ORDER.
N once Of the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co, Del. April 3Qth, 1910.
Upon the application Of Catharlne Full
mer, Administrators of Ellen McDevitt,
lat OF Wilmington hundred, in said coun-
~, deceased, II Is ordered and directed by
the Register Of Wills that the Admins
tratEix aforesaid give notice Of granting ing
estate OF the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof. by causins advertise
ments to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six Of
the most public places OF the County OF
ing demands against the estate to pre-.
sent the same, or abide by en- act OF
Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vided; and also cause the same to be In
serted within the same period in the
Evening Journal, a newspaper published
IN Wilmington, Del. and 20 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF ONCE OF the Register OF wills
(SEAL) aforesaid. AZ Wilmington, IN New
Castle County aforesaid, the day
ard year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wills.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
WHY WAS CLERK 49,
KELLY DISCHARGED?

There is a great deal of public in
quiry as to the reason for the sum
mary discharge of Assistant Clerk
Kelly by the board of supervisors. and
the circumstances surrounding the
case are such, in the opinion OF the
Review, that this inquiry should be
promptly answered. In fact, the
sooner it is done the better. for in the
absence of specific reasons for the
action. ex-Clerk Kelly is bound to
have defenders, no matter If the board
was fully justified
Aside from this. the public has
perfect right to know all the particu
Ears of the case. The board of super
Yisors is not running a private bust
ness. but a branch of the public ser
vice If it was justified in its course
toward the assistant clerk. there Is
no reason why full explanation should
be delayed.
Was Assistant Clerk Kelly incompe-
tent. Did he neglect his duties? Or.
while competent and faithful in the
discharge of public business. was he
merely personally disliked by mem
beers of the board? These are the
questions being asked on all sides.
and obviously they should be ans
weres.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
made possible by DR.. Douglas. who

made possible by DR.. Douglas. who
was anxious TO have demonstrated
just what could be accomplished in
this, industrial direction in the Sui
phar Springs valley
For twenty-nine years the subject
of this article has been coming reg
ulsrly to Arizona every year and av-
ersging three trips a year, so that
his name must be prominent in the
history of the development of the
territory. He is growing in age now
and soon his visits viii become less
frequent on that account and finally
will come to an end. though he re-
tains remarkable vigor yet for man
who has been so active and who has
endu ed the hardships of a pioneer
eoun ry, as he has. Arizona, and es-
peel, lily Cochise county. viii hope
that his regular coming may not be
disturbed for many years.
Dr. James Douglas was born in
Quebec and was educated in Edin-
burg. Scotland. and in Queens Uni
versity at Kingston. Canada. B. A..
1858 LII D. He was professor of
chemistry in NORM College, Quebec.
for several years; has resided in the
United States since 1875. coming TO
this country to take charge of copper
works at Phoenixville, Pa. With the
late Or. T. Sterry Hunt, DR.. Douglas
lid much original work in hydromet-
allurgy of coppers. DIR. Douglas is
the author of Canadian Independence,
Imperial Federation and Annexation,
also numerous technical articles and
reports. including biographical
sketch of DIR. T. S. Hunt He is a
member OF the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers and has twice been
lpresident of this society; member OF
American Philosophy Society, Society
lof Arts, of London, Iron and Steel In
stitute.
The lecture to be delivered in
Douglas by DR.. Douglas will be on
THE subject of "Transcontinental Rail
ways" and 1t is being looked for
ward to with anticipated pleasure by
many citizens of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
Or JAMES DOUGLAS

The announcement that DR.. James
Douglas, the head OF all the mining
and railroad properties owned by
Phelps, Dodge & company in the
Southwest, will deliver a lecture In
Douglas during the next few days,
suggests the propriety of saying some
thing in this newspaper concerning
the man who has been so promin-
ent in the development of Arizona
for twenty-nine years. Last year DR..
Douglas delivered a lecture in Bis
bee, the subject on that occasion be-
ing the development of the Copper
Queen mine; in that lecture he told
of having first seen this property in
the year 1881. though he had visited
other parts of the territory before
that. During all these years from
1881 DIR. Douglas has devoted his en-
ergy and knowledge of the mining in
dustry to the development of the
great properties in the Southwest
known as Phelps-Dodge enterprises.
To measure his wonderful success in
this life work it is only necessary
to become acquainted with the prog
ress of Bisbee. Morenci. Nacozari.
and with the more recent progress at
Globe since the Old Dominion mine
passed to the management Of the
Phelps-Dodge interests.
; While during his career in Arizona
as the head of these great mining
! enterprises DR.. Douglas has returned
great profit to the stockholders Of
the several companies. he has done
! more than that. His thoughts and
efforts have not only been directed
Ito the size of the annual dividend
but he has ever been ready TO dS
everything in his power to make con
! Iditions in Arizona and in the yicini
tiles where his enterprises are locate,
such as would result in a higher citi
J Izenship and civilization; gymnasi
lums, churches and schools have beel
) lerected for the benefit of his EN-
c lployes at Morenci, Nacozari. Bisbe'
c and Douglas has received many fav
4 lors from him during her short his
a tory.
= DR.. Douglas has made several lib
e leral contributions to the Universit,
of Arizona and the dry farming OK
detrimental farm now being conduct
led by the university at Tucson wa
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
MORE LIGHT UPON
NEW PRIMARY LAW
WITH RESPECT TO
REQUIREMENTS IN CITY ELEc-
TIoNs THIS SPRING.

Very few are familiar with the pro-
visions of the new direct primary law
which will be importation for the first
time prior to the coming city cleo
ton. There are SO many points OF
general interest which need explana-
ton that the whole can scarcely be
handled in one newspaper article.
One article on the subject appeared
in the International on Friday and
others may be expected from time to
time until the whole subject has been
treated and the general public made
familiar with the new law and its
workings.
On March 8 the city clerk must
cause to be published a list of the
candidates TO be voted for at the pri-
mary and such publication shall con-
tinue once in each week for six sue
cessiYe weeks In addition to this
three copies of the advertisement
must be posted in three conspicuous
places at each polling place in the
city.
The method of preparing petitions
was outlined in the article in the In
Iternational on Friday. Such petitions
must be filed with the clerk by March
Ia. each petition accompanied by a
five dollar fee for the candidate.
The officers to be voted for in
douglas are Mayor. City Clerk. City
Marshal. Street Superintendent. a
councilman from each ward, and Pre-
lcinct Committeeman from each ward
to form a city executive committee
lin addition to one committeeman
There shall be allowed to each ward
Ian additional precinct committeeman
flor each fifty votes or major fraction
lof fifty votes cast at the last election
flor delegate to congress.
This will give to the first, second
fifth and sixth wards of Douglas
three committeeman each and to the
third and fourth two members each
This committee shall organize by
lelecting from its own membership {
president, secretary and treasurer, i
being permissible for the last two
loffices to be combined.
On March II the petitions must al
be on f'le with the city clerk. Tween
ty days before the primary election
the clerk will have printed sample
ballots on tinted papers placing il
alphabetical order under the appro
pirate names for offices and part,
the names of all candidates. Thes'
shall be submitted to each city chair
man for correction and copy mailed
TO each candidate for the same pur
lpose.
At least twenty-five days before tn,
PRIMARY election the city clerk shall
cause to be published once in eacl
week for three successive weeks un
der the proper party name the titl'
lof each office and the names and ad
dresses OF ali persons for whose nom
nation petitions have been filed.
The conduct of the primary cleo
ton will be left for future article.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
cHisE COUNTY, TERRITORY
OF ARIZONA.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Maggie
Letson, Deceased.

In the Matter of the Estate OF Maggie
Letson, Deceased.
Notice Of Hearing Of Petition.
Pursuant to the order of the Probate
Court in the above entitled estate
made the 10th day of February. 1919.
notice is hereby given that the CITY
OF Bisbee has filed its petition pray.
ing for an order requiring the admin
istrator of the above named estate TO
specifically perform the agreement of
decedent by executing to said petition
er conveyance OF the interest OF the
said estate in and to the following
described real property, to-wft. All
that part of lots twenty-eight (z7l and
twenty-nine (9) in block four f4) de
scribed as follows: Commencing at
the n. E. Corner of lot 2s in bIeck
of the Bisbee patented Townslte. and
running south rs deg. Is min. w. 40
feet to a point; thence S. 81 deg. "a
min. W. 1896 feet to a point on the
West side line of lot 29 in said block
thence n. 81 deg % min. f. 6e5::
feet to point on the east side line
of said lot IS; thence n. deg. 90 min
w. feet to the place of beginning:
said premises being situated in the
Bisbee Patented Town,Sste, Cochise
County. Arizona. map of said Town
site subdividing the same into lots.
blocks. streets and alleys is MED and
recorded in the office Of the County
Recorder of Cochise County. Arizona
and the 10th day of March. 1919. at
no o'clock a. m. has been appointed
as the time. and the courtroom OF
the above entitled Court at Tombstone
4 Arizona. the place for the hearing OF
said petition. and all persons inter
tested in the said estate are hereby
notified to appear and contest sucN
Ipetition by filing their objecusns il
writing. if any. against the allowance
of said petition.
Dated Tombstone. Arizona, Febru
airy 10th, 1910.
J. E. James.
Clerk of the Probate CouI.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
MAIL ORDER
PHILANTHROPY.

nt%f~N NN0Ff
One of the big mail order houses
in Chicago has contributed 100000
to a Young Mems Christian Associa
ton building in that city. No ont
will object TO a donation of this kind
the firm had the right to make II
and deserves credit therefor. The
building win be a good thing for
some of the young men of Chicago
and In a general way a good thing
for Chicago. The fact remains that
the firm which made the gift derives
practically all its patronage from ter
ritory outside of Chicago.
The mail order business has de
yeloped marveiously in the past ten
of fifteen years. The man who found
ed the house referred to in this arti-
Gle sold out his interests in that firm
a few months ago for s25. 000. 900. He
was succeeded by a corporation
which. for business purposes. retains
the old firm name. The stock of the
corporation pays large dividends.
The stores and buildings cover acres
of ground The concern issues catal-
ogues almost as big as an unabridged
dictionary and it sells everything
from shoepegs TO aeroplanes. The
sales run away UP into the millions
every year This money which flows
into the Golfers of this great corpora
tion in a ceaseless stream comes
mainly from the farms and small vii.
lagos and isolated communities all
over the United States. Arizona sends
her full share of it. TO the detriment
of her own business interests. Even
Douglas contributes quite literally to
the prosperity OF the big Chicago
house, but nobody has heard of any
reciprocal contributions. There are
no donations for Y. NJ. c. A. build
ings in Arizona or in any other state
which pays tribute to mail order
greatness.
Country merchants know that the
big mail order houses are their
strongest competitors. Vast sections
of country are drained of their sur.
plus cash because of the aIluring cat
alogues from Chicago and many rural
storekeepers find it increasingly
harder to sell goods. Money spent
with the country merchant makes for
prosperity at home Money sent to
mail order houses helps to build up
Chicago at the expense of Arizona
and other states. Wouldn't it be bet
ter for Arizona people to spend their
money. as far as possible, with Ari-
IONA firms?
There is an opening for some good,
hard thinking in connection with this
donation for a Y. NJ. C. A. building
in Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
l((iEzsl
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THE DANGER POINT FOR
WEAK LUNGS.
The DANCER POINT FoR

"EHN EONS~.
Hard Work is Good for Strong Poo
pie, But Death to the Weak.
Thass why cold wea her is death
TO thousands VIII suffer from Weak
Lungs.
Even the healthiest and Strongest
breakdown during he rigors o. the
winter months.
Then what must il mean % mil
liens of Lung Sufferers who haven't
the vitality to fight the elements?
It means DEATH
There is a Danger Point Tor ali
with Weak Lungs. beyond which T.
is nos wise to allow their Lungs TO
go. Coughs. Colds. Pain in the
Lungs, Grip. Pneumonia-aii tell the
tale too truly
Before Reaching the DANGER
POINT take OZOMULS1ON. the
Food Medicine that has saved many
thousands FROM the Danger Point and
Death.
Ozomuision is known. recommended
and sold by worthy druggists every
where in 16 OF. and s OF. bottles.
Always ask for Ozofnulsion b.
name.
Thai all may experience for them
selves what this exclusive preparation
will do, a OF. Trial bottle will be
sent by mail to all who send their
address. by postcard or letter. 10 the
Ozomulsion Co, 54s Pearl ST.. New
York.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
MORE TROUBLE
IN CALIFORNIA.

The spirit of disaffection is rife in
California. Citizens of the southern
section of the state have been threat
ening to cut loose from the northern
portion and form a new state. Now
the residents OF the extreme northern
section have sprung a proposition to
create a neE state out of portions of
California and Oregon. The move
ment has progressed to such an ex-
teut that convention has been call
ed 20 discuss the plan.
It is proposed TO call the new state
Siskiyou after one of the California
counties which would be embraced
IN the combination. Several of the
natural wonders which have become
identified with California history
would go down on future maps as
part and parcel of the state of siski-
you Among these are Mount Shas-
ia. Crater Lake and Lake Tahoe. The
region is one much sought by tour
lists, and Siskiyou would be noted as
a state of scenic attractions. There
are no cities of importance in tbs
sections of the two states which /
is proposed to combine and the pro
jectors of the new state have no
definitely agreed on a location 70
the capital The territory is beiiey
ed to be rich in mineral resources
The project of the northern Car
fornians has made more rapid head
way than was attained by the 10
Angeles movement. That. however
does not gretly strengthen its ult
mate chances of success. The ere;
tion OF a new state is not easil
brought about It is probable tbs
despite the prevalent feeling Of dii
satisfaction a majority of Californ
ans would resoluteiy oppose an
scheme to dismember the state. tn
same may safely be assumed as
the residents of Oregon The bes
thing the citizens of both states ca
DO is to forget their factional grie'
ances and pull together for futur
prosperity. Nobody anywhere els
= nc uaised states wants stat
named slskiyoI. anyway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

while the Arizona Republican. d
Phoenix. and Governor Slozn are
working overtime defending the SEN
ate statehood bill the Douglas repub-
lican club are swatting the humiliat-
ing and unjust measure WITH great
vigor. In the meantime we have
heard nothing from Delegate Cam
eron and Hoval A. Smith as to their
opinion regarding the senate state
hood bill.