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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
Has His Troubles

R. Daley thought he was in trouble when he was arrested in Hayden charged with cigamy. He found troubles do not come singly. for a further ch rge Of larceny has been placed against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
NEW PREACHER INSTALLATION

Sunday afternoon at two o'clock the newly called pastor for the Eng fish and German speaking Lutherans at Bisbee, Lowell, Warren and Doug las the Rev. Carl E. Cuentaer. will he ins'allsd at the red school house at Warren, by the Rev. J. F. c. Har- dies. of Globe. ATiz-. All are cor dially invited to attend the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
Sheriff in Pursuit

Seeking L.ge alleged murderer or Alder Creek, near Camp Apache, the Pima county sheriff had at last ac- counts trailed his man almost to the international line.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16

PILES CURED IN 6 TO "A DAYS
 Your druggist will refund money fl PAZO OINTMENT fails Co cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 10 l4 days. 5Dc
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
ELahty.Ninth sentenee

A negro Vagrant arrested in Pres cott stated that he had been sen fenced eighty-e. .ght times in making hobo trip from Kansas City. The justice made 1t eighty-nine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
ssrnsr Has pauahter

H. F. Beruer. former clerk of the board of supervisors, received a hur ry up call 10 Phoenix, where he will now make his home, tie early part Of this week. The announcement was that he is a father. It is a girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
MonooIIans Leave Hayasn

t is reported that following the recent lator uo-b.-s at Haylen, al oi the Chin se and IaU nese oi the camp have Jeff, SO that the cause for dissatisfaction has been removed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
NOTICE

All fences of burial lots in Ever. green Cemetery that are on in bad repair will be removed. unless said repairs are made by those interested, within thirty days
 o. B. THOMAS, Sexton Evergreen Cemetery.
 547.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
shoMs Ria Inerease

The last monthly pay d5y al Mi ami is reported to have shown the handsome increase Of ten. per cent in amounts disbUrsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16

The Douglas Daily International is for safe at Ral & Bledsoe's Drug Store and at CougLran's Cigar stand On Brewery Gulch 52t
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16

Meet me Friday night a; Pythian -Bartenders' Ball 5Oi
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16

Meet me Friday night at Pythian Bartenders Ball. 5O4
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
WOMEN FAKE NOTTCEs

endure and endured with would a quick
 life of misery and remedyD Pi FavOrte Prescriptions remedy which IS safe alcohol the pubic k N Fierce o Invsids' Hotan SurecaI Insttute of Buffalo, N. '.
 NI.HE St., a
 
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 Ar of D Tablets found myself the Iruadt to l \ -NS ] A(ExJS~/ all women weakness will /
 Nl Pce Pleasant Pellet; resulete and invieorae Mas HsHErnER stomach bowels
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VIM. J. HURkETT,

Minneapolis. Minn.. Feb. 13. 1912
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GERMANY AIMING
BLOW AT HOLLAND

LONDON, Eng, Aug. 13.-The Daily
Mail prints a dispatch. from its Berlin
correspondent saying that Germany is
threatening Holland-that unless Hol-
land withdraws her opposition to Ger
manys scheme to impose tolls on
Rhine-borne shipping, the latter coun-
try will divert Rhine traffic by con-
structing a canal via Emdel from the
German Rhine to the North sea,
thereby practically locking the gates
of the lower Rhine for communication
between Rotterdam and the heart Of
the continent.
1t is recalled that traffic on the
Rhine was made toll free to all ma
tions"by the treaty of 1868, manage
ment of the navigation being vested
in a central committee representing
Baden Bavaria.
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PREMIER OF JAPAN
TO VISIT AMERICA

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. lo.Prince
katsura, following his visit TO the
car, will carry out Ills long cherished
desire of touring the United States,
despite the recent death Of the emDer-
or Mutsuhito and the complications
ensuing at Toxic. At first the prince 5
plans were altered and the tour wLl@A
he had arranged curtailed. Upon the
request and advice of tie new emper-
or he has decided to go to America,
and while the trip is announced 70 be
personal rather than political, there
is no doubt but that he will discuss
Acknowledgements relations with
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President TAFT and Secretary Of State
KroX
The prince and the president are old
friends. When Taft was in Toxic last
Prince katsura was at his elbow most
O. the time, helping to entertain the
distinguished American vi,itOr and
making him conversant with reforms
then in course Of Perfection.
The prince is not merely one OF tie
most powerful but, also enc of the
NEST enliehtened men in Japan. Now
that kOmura and Ito arc both dead
as we'll as the old emperor, who al
ways exercised final voice in foreign
fairs, Prince katsura aims to be his
own foreign minister. He is ve"y well
thought CT by the emperor, who>e deli
cate health restricts his political acti-
vities, and his popularity with ,ae
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he Onlooker
Tips From The TalkatiUe Man

sGness you are not entertaining
much of an idea along the fade-away
line. as il classes up to your visit to
Honolulu. You worked up quite de-
sire 70; slide quietly back to the Coast
q couple OF weeks ago. also see that
you have concluded not to die for
awhile.
failed to cali to mind any wish
had ever made to shuttle off this
earthly existence before the spring had
run down, and asked him to explain.
.Oh, you didn't say you wanted to
die, but you did say that you'd like
to 20 some place where they neither
talk nor think of baseball or politics,
and, we'll SAY, partner, a watched pot
never boils, Ell? Have you seen our
political pot down here? The more
you watch 1t the harder it will boil.
And to make things trifle more in
teresting, we have in the neighbor-
hood of eighty-fiye political pots and
they are all of the fireless cooker va
riety and boil by the thought trans
mission method. / don't pay much at
tention to the political situation
around here I'm keeping strangle
hold on my spirit of '76, and will hold
its1own till about the fifth of Noyem-
What do ! think of the third party
proposition? Well, can't say that am
cottoning to it, but If you will hear
me it is what has been needed for
some time to put life into the political
game. What sort of a play would it
make 1t there were but the two lovers
in the plot of the drama? No, you've
got TO get the third party, the villain
at is were, into the game if you want
to make the play worth while.
speaking of this third party, you
listen TO your uncle that about Novem-
Der 10 some taXidermist will get a job
stuffing out the sides of certain bull
moose.
And have you noticed how the wo-
men have come to the front lately
along political lines? A man nova
days has pretty tough job on his
hands when he attempts to tell his
wife, sister, mother or aunt why ne
opposes votes for women. 1t amt a
safe undertaking. a., .
There's lots of comfort in the fact
shat the ship of state has ridden out
many gales as fierce as this one,
though this is some wind. Gather
that9
Say, why it is that there are no
Wonderful negro baseball players or
Indian pugilists? Of course, l don't
care whether l find out or not, but
only wanted to switch off this politi-
cal talk.
ooh, sure, Honolulu is the place
above all others in which to while
away the time. Secretary Knox says
Cat Honolulu is the most favored of
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seiyukai party, which advocates par
lamentary reform as opposed to bu-
reaucratic Capitalization of power.
makes lis particularly useful at the
present juncture when taxation is
weighing heavily upon the Japanese.
He has opposition to cOnten! with
among the elder statesmen, but the
marquis Saionji is not anxious 10 re-
l;eve him Of the responsibilities Of di-
recting the ministry at this moment
Prince katsura has left an excellent
suppression in ST. Petersburg, although
the political side Of his mission WIS
greatly Overestimated.
Unless the Chinese republic can
guarantee the protection of Russian
subjects in China, the Ru, sian govern
ment will see to this task itself by the
of troops now gathered
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spots In connection with the Panama
Canal traffic. But Honolulu is a far
seeing berg, and don't you allow it to
slip your diminutive comprehension.
Probably you have noticed that while
there have been great preparations
made by many countries of the world
for business expansion in connection
with the canal, Honolulu has made
nary a move. Perhaps she thinks that
1t would be wasted endeavor: that
there are so many international squab-
bles arising over the canal manage
ment that the United States will fill
the ditch up and continue to 60 round
the Horn.
Il don't care if l do. They draw it
about as cool In one place as in an
other. And, say, talking about drink
ing, We are liable to have a good deal
more Of it here among the soldiers
tnan in the past, for an army medical
officer has made the discovery that
blonde men can not fight the demon
whisky with the degree of success
that men of dark compilations can. and
that is liable to start the whole thing
going. The blonde soldiers are liable
to attempt the proving of their : Jility
TO keep up their end with the dark
skinned brother in arms, and the at,-e-
mentioned dark-skinned members of
Uncle Sans regiment will proceed to
gather the idea that demon rum ca ;
get their goat.
Yes, look at her. Amt she h-~..t ,
l see that a lot of writers are getting
after the fashions of the women's
clothes lately. Well, it's no more than
right. And here they carry everything
to the extreme. Some of the girls
are wearing their skirts so tight they
have commenced to bag at the knees,
and if the fashion keeps up much
longer, or the skirts get any tighter,
they will soon be sending them out to
be creased occasionally.
Nav, they will never take the fran
chise away from the Rapid Transit.
What's the use? We have got to have
tramcars of some kind, and no matter
what kind we have. there will always
be the man with the outrigger legs
who sprawls over two-thirds of the
seat He beats the end-seat hog to a
FRAGILE.
We'll, so long Funny, amt it, that
La Toilette didn't lay the tampering
with his mail onto ROOSEVELT"
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Hesse. Prnssia and HOLLAND.

Hesse, Prussia and Holland
Germany for some time has been
aiming to abrogate the treaty BY i'm
posing tolls and transferring control
of the river, including the Dutch sec
ton, to an international board IN
which the balance Of power will be
vested in the German Rhine states.
Holland has obdurately opposed
this plan and is now faced By the
threat that Germany will build q ship
canal from Cologne. 200 miles 70
Emden. the effect Of which will be to
paralyze the trade or Rotterdam and
raise Emden to an Importance equal
ing that of Hamburg and Bremen.
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THIS MEANS YoU.

There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months;
viz, Chambeflains Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost Ger
tain to be needed. It costs but a
quarter. Can you afford to be without
it? For sale by all dealers, Benson.
Smith & Co.. agents for Hawaii
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or the frontier of Chinese Turkestan.
A curt note has been dispatched to
Pekin following disgraceful affair re-
ported from Khotan. ~
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Wood pulp print paper and paper
from British Columbia will be admit
ted to the United States free of duty
under the one operative clause of the
Canadian reciprocity act.
The Louisville & Nashville railroad
notified the Western Union Telegraph
Company to remove all wires and
poles along the roads right of way
by November L II nAasI&Al
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Nervous Debility is
Easily Overcome
iona Vita Builds Up Rundown People
Very Quickly

If you have WORKOUT, miserable
feeling, from morning till night; if
your food does not nourish you pro-
perly; If you have little ambition and
tire very easily, you are debilitated
and rundown and need something to
build you up.
This. iona Vita will do in d few
weeks time. II is remarkable
medicine and is pronounced by most
physicians the best tonic now being
sold to the public.
Give this great tonic trial Ne
matter how badly you are run down
you will notice an improvement at
once In a few weeks you will feel
as though you had been made over.
If you have lost flesh get on the
scales after taking iona Vita a week
and see how your weight has in
creased
iona Vita is sold by Frank W
Bucknam. AZ
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lambs that had so fercely attacked
him
The very absurdity of the thing won
the day. 1t set everybody in the court
room. except the plaintiff, in good
humor The jury took matters in their
own hands and gave a verdict for the
respondent A new trial was ordered
but before it came off the case was
settled out of court, presumably by
the payment of the full value of the
lambs to Farmer Colburn.
The incident attracted much com
ment at the time, and was told with
some variety and more or less amplif.
cation from one end of the state to the
other. Even now the story of thu
vicious sheep and their savage attack
on Lowton is renewed from time to
time for the benefit of the younger
generation.
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cut flowers, LIST Best display of can
ned preserves, Mrs. Vina Nichols, l.
cans, LIST; Mrs. L. G. Jones, 8 cans, I'd;
Mrs. Vina Nichols, plain and cream
cheese, LIST; Mrs. Lillian Gokey, maple
sugar, LIST; Mrs. Vina Nichols, 6 lbs.
uncolored butter, LIST.
getables-Squash, L. G. Jones, 2
green Hubbard, list; Lee r. Fletcher,
I'd; Elmer Nichols, 3D. Beets, L. G.
Jones, Sd; Elmer Nichols, LIST; Lillian
Simpson, I'd. Potatoes, L. G. Jone
Early Rose and Scotch Snow Flakes,
list; c. Il. Collins, Green Mountain and
Carmen No. /, 1st o. B. Fletcher,
Gold Coin. LIST, Carmen No. 2, I'd;
Florus Nichols, Carmen No. 2, LIST;
Lillian Simpson, Green Mountain, Sd !;
Elmer Nichols, Early Six Weeks, Isl
Scotch Snow Flakes. I'd; Dan Collins.
Carmen No. 2, 3D. Pride of Breton,
list; Bliss, list; Turnips, William
Simpson, 1st; William Farrand. I'd
Nidpes, M ~ otelIy, lsl' Apples' VI.
d. Sterry, 20 ounce Strawberry, and
St.Lawrence, LIST; Lillian Simpson, .
varieties, I'd; Roland Kneeland, sa'i-
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and l6 rowed corn. Lillian Simpson,
list.
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Newspaper Tests Circulation Edict

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The YOUTHS Companion for 1913

The Youths Companion appeais 10 10
every interest OF family NE FROM
bookkeeping to athletics. 1t begins
rsb stories of youthful vim and Vlgof'
,ta articles which disclose the Sc
~ats of successful play in the great
amos with charming tales OF lie at
~ airls, colleges. But The Com
Imnion does not surrender these reau-
trs whom they have entered the more
s,rous maths of life. Mothers Will
Welcome the page for little chlldreh
and the weekly doctors article RAIN
ss will find the important news OIL
ba day as it is, and not as II 10
mmored TO be. The entire householu
will aDpreciate the sketches Whlch
mch gently on common tololes Oh
mricature eccentricity. In SNORT, loi
sss Than four cents a week The Com
mnion brings into the home clean en-
4 prtainment, pure insplratloh' me
IDEALS increase of knowledge.
| Mines rarely seen in tables OF con-
tsnts will be found in The Compan-
+ Inns Announcement for 1913, when
vil he sent upon request-Wlth sam
pes of the paper, to those not familiar
+ With it. 900 Ill,
Every new subscriber for 1913 Will
receive free all the issues for the re-
naming weeks of 1912; also, free' Inc
| companion Window Transparency ana
. Calendar for 1913, in rich, translucent
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Nnon souvenirs.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS. Edward A. Merflhah 81
|Nadison. by his mortgage deea, uaoT, -
Ind recorded in the Somerset iteSls,rg,
III Deeds, Book 299, Page 4 conveyed
|D the undersigned. a certain parcel on
|na estate situate In Madison IN nv
County Of Somerset and bounced "9
|blIows. Being lots numbered one, tNn,
|nree four and five (Nos. /. ?, 3, 4, ana
81 on the north side of Clifton street
h. called. lots numbered twenty seven,
|Teptv-efght, twenty ana thlftS
Mos -. Is, %. and 500 on the mort u
|ade IF Merriman street; lot mum Dere'i
|hrty no. 400 on the south slde OF
|ferriman Street and lots numbered
|brty-fve and forty-six (Nos. 40 ana
lN) nm the north side of Main street
Ia a plan of house lots as lald OUT
d. snow q Humphreys. Engineers II,
ID l. \. Merriman and known as
Bum side Park. which said plan Is re- :
|brded in Somerset County Registry OF
Feed Plan Book ;. page 4 -, -.
4 Also. lots numbered one huhafeu anu
h. and one hundred and fifteen lNoS.
|l5 a1d 115, on the south side of John
|Sreet. lots numbered one hundred
|hirtg-seven. one hundred forty seven
|ird une-hundred fftY-seven tNos. - :,
|g7 and $50 on the south slde OF
|homas Street, on plan on ~ a.
fsd mt by Turner Boswell. ocloper
|ii fSSe. on land then owned by J9hl
h Weston. which said plan is recorded &c
Il sid Registry Book lSh, page . 20 D.
m asst named five 80 lots being a
bar, f the same lot conveyed to said
herman by the Messalonskee National
|Rak by its deed recorded IN sag
lRegistrv Book 26S Page 5@s' ana
IWHEREAS the condition of said mort
|ssge has been broken, now thertioI -
IL reason Of the breach of the condl-
|loa thereof. the Skowhegan Savings
/ Bank claims a foreclosure of SAID
Ihousage.
skowhegan. September 27. 1872.
SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK.
BY S. ]. Walton
Ev4d It's President.
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BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
GeOrge aerriam, Pastor
Residence, SO Madison Avenue
Telephone 1888

cubiect of meeting this Thursday
orening Readiness.
sunday morning at 1915, sermon by
No nastor. Quartette will sing. II
Clock Sunday School. 6 o'clock q,
y neeting. Z o'clock children Will
sing Subject one of interest to all
s.a7 yonng "A Boy Who Became King
c. E. Social Friday evening III the
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cr>rrNARY METHODIST EPISCO.
u PAL CHURCH
Rev. IL. G. McGlauflin, Pastor

,rornjng worship at 1915. Sunday
e.so5l at Il. Epworth League meet
ing at 6 p. M
Evening service at p. m.
thursday evening prayer meeting at
-e0 In the yestry.
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Church Notes
,ItND AVE. CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

sunday morning service at lO,45 at
IL the new pastor, Rev. Theodore
saifaf7 Wilson, will be the speaker.
me- school at y. Evening service
II I clock. minor nrovor mooting
at IA.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The Christian Science Society Mad
,.an ayenue. corner Russell street.
Service s Sunday morning at 1912 SUD SUP
'.o, Doctrine and Atonement Inc
.oadine rooms are open Wednesdays
,rae, 80 to ) o'clock.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. j. G. Osborne, Pastor

rsnal Sunday morning service at
N Al with sermon by the pastor. Sun
day school at II o'clock.
Young Peoples Meeting at g O'Clock.
PRAYER meeting this Thursday eve
ming at 40.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
ror Madison Ave. & Russell ST.

services held every Saturday and
.n,day sabbath school at l.30 O'Clock
sunday followed by preaching OF
..aynr and social meeting. Preachlhg
~ - 20 O'Clock Sunday evening. All
ra ~ elcome.
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A man who is waiting for some
thing to turn up will more than likely
wait until it is his own toes.
There will be an enormous crop OF
apples this year but do not look for
any decrease in the price of cider
vinegar
Turkey the Balkan states may now
take their turn.