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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-13

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-13
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ualist minister, gives spiritual read
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tases with two disappearing wall
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Now in city ready to go to work. 1890
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World Wants Gets Results
IFQDIER SALE

Newly furnished hotel; modern all
outside rooms. Rooms all occupied.
corner. Reason for sale, III health;
unable 10 take care Of II.
MRS. NJ. Il. WILLIAMS,
First and Cheyenne. Phone Bis
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Furniture Repairing

Guns:en Furniture Hospital: Up
holstering. repairing. ref'nishing and
enamellng Obey tho impulse. Phono
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
go06. 219 East Fift.. Street
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DRs. BICKMORE e RoOME VET
ernarians Phone 1915.
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Houses for Rent

313 South Xanthus. $1,000. Phone
Red 1141. r. G.. Stevenson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15

PILES CURED IN s TO 4 DAYS.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
IMPORTANT STRIKE
 MADE IN ALTO MINE
 BY BISBEE lEASERS
Ore Assays Si1.l4 Per Ton and Report Is That They Have Si GOO Worth of Ore in Sight.
MFARLAND PUTS ON
 INCREASED FORCE

PATAGONIA, Ariz.. Jan. l4-What gives promise to be another strike cf great importance in the Patagonia district Is the wonderful showing now being made on the Fraser & McDon- ald lease on the old Alto mine located about eight miles from Patagonia. From a sack of ore brought in by Mr Mcdonald this week assays made in Patagonia show the ore to be valued at more than si1214 per ton and the knife blade streak first found in rhe tunnel by Sam Fenwick has widened 10 better than four feet and still go- ing. It is estimated by prominent mining men used to sizing up big things in copper that the Fraser Mcdonald lease is going 10 develop n. 10 a wonder and that the two Bishee boys who have worked so hard and stayed with the game will come out worth large sums of money long be- fore their present lease expires. 1t is given out by one engineer who made a special trip 10 see this lease that Fraser and Mcdonald have now more than S1000.000 worth of com mercial ore blocked out and ready for shipment to the smelters
 Ed Mcfarland came up from No gales Tuesday where he went to get lot of miners to work on his proper ty near the Worlds Fair He brought with him 15 men and these will be started to work and development con tinued on his property The present showing on his property looks good and he believes that within the next fifty feet he win catch the rich ledge he is now driving for and expects to start shipments soon as he Is in the ore.
 Two carloads Of mining machinery and one car of mine timbers. eonsign- ed to James Hogan and shipped from Fl Paso, arrived Wednesday and IS now being unloaded Mr. Hogan ex- poets to have his boiler and engines installed ty the time his large alr compressor gets here. which seems to have been delayed The Trench com pany has been financed by Messrs. Hoy and Clark. of Butte, Montana. and they are going to work ib a man ner that would lead any one to be lieye they are copper men who know their business. Recent assays from the tunnel show good values and get ting better all the time
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
Cotton

March ..........-. 12fl January ....... 1256
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
FAIR EXCHANGE
4 New Back for an olo One. How
 1t Can Be Done ia Bisbee-

The back aches at times with a dull. indeserihable feeling. making you weary and restless; piercing pains shoot across tbe region of the kidneys. and again the loiEs are so lame that to stoop is agony. No use to rub or apply q plaster to the back if the kidneys are weak. You can not reach the cause Bisbee resi- dents would do well to profit by the following example.
 ]. o. Kelly, sz5 s. Fl Paso St., Fl Paso. Texas. says: -Four or five years ago used several boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and they die me a great deal of good. had sharp. shooting pains across the small of my back and in my sides Seeing Deans Kidney Pills highly praised by people I knew. I got a box and used them as directed. In a short time I was cured l nave not had aDg trouble since. In q short time was cured. have not had any trouble since. il gives me pleasure 10 recommend Deans Kidney Pills as they do all they are advertised to do.s
 For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents. Fosfer-M -Miiba-n Co. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-anc take no other.-Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
Leoklna Ear Ind t.,e Eutur..

Italy has added to her agricultural area by draining the great Fucina marshes and thus providing a living for hundreds of thousands of her poy- erty-stricken population. It will prob ably be hundreds Of years before America is so thiokly populated that additional area will of necessity have to be acquired for farming. but when the time arrives there will be engi- neers able and willing to drain the great lakes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15

She did not speak all the way home When Dockity turned out the hall lights instead of waiting for her to do it she fed upstairs to hide her emotion.
 Just when Mrs. Dockity had reached the point where she decided that the queer feeling which possessed her meant that she was going to die Dock ity came with hesitating steps into the room.
 Dear" he murmured, "I can't find the soRp--it isn't in the soap dish and where are my bedroom slippers?S
 It was then that his wife cast her self upon his bosom and dissolved in a flood of tears. Tits p-p-probably slipped down on the h-h-foor!T she sobbed. 'sThey-they're in your closet be-behind your g-g-golf shoes. Oh James, you haven't seemed natural til this minutei l th-thought I'd lost youl l don't Hike to have you Hook after your-yourselfl it doesn't seem natural."
 Well" erinned the enlightened Dockity, T wouldn't worry. I guess l haven't reformed enough in three months so you'd really notice it! Say I wish'd yoG'd heip mel can't get this blamed tie loose!"-Chicago Dai- ly News.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
His Natural
 Self

If anybody had given a party with there was not a bit of doubt that Dockity would have gone home with the prize under his arm This was an indisputsble fact, for his wife said so and she should have possessed ex- pert knowledge on the subject.
 If you should turn James Dockity loose in the middle of a desert. she often said. with an oasis ia plain sight, that helpless man would turn and walk the other way and die of starvation. Here l am, wearing my self to a shadow remembering to re- mind him of what he ought to do or telling him where he put his pink striped shirt or getting him more towels when those in the bathroom have slipped down back of the tub, You'd think that the man never heard of the back of the bathtub the way he forgets to reach behind it, He's more trouble than a family of ten childrenl l declare, his helplessness dooms me to become old before my time"
 He never knew where he had put his umbrella when there was a rain storm that he had to go out in. He was petrified with dismal sort of horror if he had to hunt out his own apparel. It was on record that once when they were dining out and Mrs Dockity had gone on ahead to spend the day he didn't come When finally they telephoned him he told his ex- asperated wife with tears in his voice that somehow he couldn't possibly get a white tie on that looked right.
 Where are you getting your dress ties from?" Mrs. Dockity inquired with an awful premonition.
 Prom the little drawer to the left in the top of the chinonier," recited Dockity. pathetically.
 Those" breathed Mrs. Doclity over the phone, "are my white sum mer belts! Look in the drawer be- fowl"
 She often said with pathos that if James would only reform she would be the happiest woman on earth.
 It was nothing short of tragic then when Dockity had to so west on busi- ness and his return was delayed three months. Mrs. Dockity worried inees- sanity over him. If he wasn't so helpless" she said, fit wouldn't be so bad, but he'll lose everything he has and will come home with his cuffs lied on with strings, He won't be able to find a thing and nobody will look out for him and he'll leave a pair Of paismas hanging in the closet of every hotel room he's ini I'm afraid he won't get enough to eat, because he never knows what he wants and always insists on my pick Ing out things on the bill of fare"
 When at last Dockity returned home his wife looked him over fear. fully. His coat was on right side up and his right shoe was not upon his left foot. He was wearing his own hat, his linen was preseniable and he was short only one pair of paja- mas.
 Do you feel well, James?" Mrs. Dockity asked, anxiously.
 If 1 felt any better" declared her husband. 'I'd be sick abed from it"
 At breakfast Dockity put sugar and cream on his berries as nonchalantly as if he had always known how. He picked up his umbrella from behind the door and produced his gloves air
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
BETTER DEMAND
 LOCAL C0PPERS
Traders Realize Prices for Good Coppers Have More Than Discounted All
 the Bad News
NO LOSS FOR THE DAY

BOSTON. Jan i4-In spite of low CT metal quotations and continued IT. dIidati0R in the New York list there was much better demand for the To- cal cOppers. Traders are beginning .o realize that prices for good coppers rave more than discounted any pos ible bad news and the buying was ood all through the list. There was more or less frightened selling but closing prices showed almost no loss for the day and in some cases even showed gains. We see no reason for anyone to sell the dividend paying coppeTs at these prices and advise purchases on all reactions
 PAINE WEBRER x co.
 Total sales New York 775. 300. Money 27-S per cent. Copper metal r l-4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
Corn

May ....,....#-. -.-...,.#.... 5l 5-S July ...............-... 52 -
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
A ModeI 3rrvanr-

Miss Ann Ansell of weybridge. Sur. rey, who recently died at the age of e7 years. was an ex ample of long and faithful domes tic service. Throughout her whole lifetime she had only one place" At the age of Is she entered the serv. ice of the family Of the late Sir Pres colt Heweft. and she remaised in tho same family. as nurse and faithfu friend, for Il years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
Keeping Air Fresh.

A good way to keep the air of a room fresh and slightly perfumed is to place a jar in some ineonspicuous place in the room and put in the jar a small block of ammonia. over which pour some ordinary cologne water. This makes faint. pleasant odor of which one is hardly conscious.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
Wheat

May ..-.--.-...-.--.-.. S4 Is July ..-................. 91
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
 Protruding Piles in to 14 days 50 cents. 4IS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15

fly. When he had gone 8Irs Dockity sat down and breathed hard. She could not understand it.
 That evening 1t was still worse. Dockity dressed without once asking where anything was. When his wife said that she had come to put in the shirt studs Dockity looked surprised and said they were already in. He even got out his silk hat and brushed 1t, whistling cheerily. while Mrs. Dockity stood around making futile efforts to help him
 She was pale and not herself all evening and persisted in trumping her partners ace. When they started home not only did her husband find his own wraps, but he got hers and helped her into them.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-15
self-Evident.

why do you call that hen by suci a name as Macduf?'
 Because want her to lay on"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
REPORTS FROM ALL SOURCES
INDICATE THIS MUCH
DESIRED RESUlT.
Disafeetion Among Democrats Is
Serious Matter and Leaders
Are Worried.
tBy Charles Brooks smith

WASHINGTON. d. C. Oct. 10
Julian G.. Hearne will be elected con-
gresham from the First West Viz
ginia district 10 succeed John W.
Davis. at the special election to be
held next Tuesday.
That IL the prediction made here
by Republicans. who are in touch
with that campaign. and by the men
NJ the head OF the Larty's national
congressional committee. The latter
are now most confident. and have a
mass OF reports upon which to base
their confidence. " Hearne doesn't
beat out both OF his opponents by 4
safe lead these skilled and expert
enced campaign managers are going
to be as badly fooled as they have
ever been in their lives.
The committee mas reports that
justify the prophesy that there Is
going 10 a startling falling off in the
democratic vote. and 1t IS going TO
De due largely TO hundreds OF Demo
Gratis. dissatisfied with the new tariff
law and the Watson dominance OF
Candidate Medley. staying at home
ana refusing 10 vote. The large per.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
REPUBLICAN WASHINGTON SEES
VICTORY FOR HEARNE TUESDAY

centage OF this Democratic stay-at-
nome vote Is expected TO be with tue
farmers. There can be no question,
IN view OF the evidence that the COM
inittee has al hand. that the farmers
IN the First West Virginia district
are no less displeased with the new
tarin law than the farmers through
out the country at large generally
are. As a class. the new tariff has
fallen with a heavier blow on the
farmers than on any other. More or
their products were put on the free
list than the products of anv other
class of American citizens. and those
products OF the farm which weren't
iree-listed were subjected to sweep
lhg reductions regardless. How the
feel about this was yery
conclusively shown In the SURPRISING
result or the election in the Third
Main district. No one contends but
mat II was the farmer vote that
elected Peters. the Republican candI-
GATE. over his Democratic and Pro-
gressive opponents.
Democrats Know Il. Too.
Inc Republican campaign managers
nave no exclusive monopoly on this in.
formation concerning the dissatisfac.
non OF the agricultural voters in the
FIRST district. The Democratic direct.
ors OF the campaign know about #,
nave known about il for over a week
n have put Into play several
schemes 20 try 10 head II OF. They
are most ~apprehensive over ~. II IS
their one biggest fear right now
In addition 10 this stay-at-home Dem.
D Orrutfr vote fHa n...fNs
expect help from some Democratic yo-
tiers either by them voting direc, for
hearne. or casting their votes FOR the
third candidate. They have eyerv
reason 70 believe that the vote for the
third party candidate will be a light
vote. not Of sufficient size 10 make
such inroads on the Republican vote
as 10 cause the defeat or that partv's
candidate. Their information is tina,
NeeIys candidacy is not popular with
me Democrats. and that the Watson
influence behind him will be the cause
OF MN losing many a Democratic vote
A United Front.
On me other hand. there IS every
indication that the Republicans arc
united. keenly aroused. and have beer
reused 10 enthusiasm by the brilliant,
W~hirl"ind campaign that their eaders
have conducted. There is no fear thar
IN" Republican vote viii not, be ont in
force. In fact. the fun vote is eypact.
ed 70 be polled. The presence OF Sopa.
tor Con In the campaign and his thro,.
great meetings al Wheeling. Fairmon,
2 Clarzshurg "cinches 10" for
Il"arne. according 10 the view OF those
an national headquarters.
Ihere IS no d%iscouutirc the san
Suin" ceiling which prevails among
me Republicans here over the sifua.
non They are confident OF %victorv.
Every report that comes 10 headousr.
ters indicates il. Two weeks ago
yes. a week aEo-thero was no sucb
confidence. IN fact. the feeling wos
pretty much the other way nut the
wonderful changes which have taken
place has replaced doubt with strong
assurance. II IS not a question OF win
ming. they now say. but fust how much
OF a plurality Hearne will have over
4. Nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

\ Thur.day and VIII he repaired and
ready to rosumr operations next Tues.
day
a cop on tho shears az the W s a
. plant broke llst Thursday and
caused .us pension.
Miss Susan Hood viii leave today
Cor \''ou.a o.. whore She will spend
Sunday With friends and relatives.
o. 81 Noal Of Main street. was ono
oft fh' local person. who heard United
states Senator nathan Gon az
N~uuud.yi'I" Yesterday morning
several local ~d'ior3tcs Co fho con.
ference l'0 last o,ouiuE for Uuckhan.
n 1ud will return tomorrow even
ir
Do sou are a Republican Got tha spe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
BENWOOD
Republicans 20 Attend.

Every local Republican IS u%reccutiy
requested 10 board tho sI-c!a, car hat
"a been engaged 10 carry the local
o~eleEation 20 M|oundsyin" this ever.
ing 10 The big rally which Will be held
there United States Senator Borsh.
or Idaho. and the Hon. G. =. Caring.
ION OF Maryland. will Do the speakers
OF III" evening \ mammoth street
parade VIII be held preceding tha
Speaking and the local delegation will
%" on hand I'm large numbers Tho
special VIII leave tho switch n Pm.
corner of Ninth and Marshall streets
ar o'clock and all Republicans are
urgently rogue ted TO h. there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

Regular Sunday services will no
hold iu the First VI. p church No..
spit" tho fact that tho pastor Row
y D. scott. Is at Buckhannon. attend
"E I'd" conference Rev Cunningham
VIII iI th" pulpit tomorrow. He e.
"'.l snow in this town All are cor
dl1.Iy invited 10 attend Sunday school
"il be held ar tho usual hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

Tho employees OF Tire Riverside
works received their regular bi.month-
l l"'s Yesterday and today While
iN' mills arc NOT operating steady
' present. They were two weeks pro
anI OBJ" r1f yesterday was up to Tho
ial standard business probably
"iI Dbl" good thr0urhont tho town ls
'1" result .f tho lny pay today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

TT you suner from bleeding ffchlng
hLni 'r r~ruffuIirc THIe~ sod mo your
aiiioNr nni ] viii Tell yUu how 60 cure
your .f 90 home ly the new ABSORPTION
treatment. anf viii also send some ~
ii.s h"we treatment free for trial With
f~efef"nres from Nuur own locality n re-
QIrstf| Immediate rctIef and perma-
u'' I'If assured "eul mo- money. but
tel others 90 This Offer write TO-DAY 20
MS VI summers Bpv a. Notrs Dana
ft1 ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

Uartmcuts only operate three days
each week. Many of the employees are
under tho impression the Passage Of
th" new tariff has something 10 do
with the closing. while others seem
t' think 10 is only temporary. due 20
on" lack az orders However. the de-
are down and the men are
not enjoying full time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

several departments uf born ~ W.
$ q T. ana the National Tukp com
IHny have been closed down s1r some
unknown reason. Several ~ Tho DO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
The Delights of Summer

cial for Moundsville this evening and
hear two speakers OF national fame
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24

eral times threatened by fanatics.
Recently it has been decided to re-
construct the entire form of the
building. the present one being con-
sidered ugly and unattractive by the
British public.
In the open space in front of the
palace, conspicuous even from the
far end of the Mall. is the magnifi-
cent memorial to Queen Victoria, who
from that June morning in 1887,
when as a young girl she took the
crown. through all her many years
of sovereignty held and increased the
.oye and loyalty of the empire.
Every day different human inter.
est story will appear In the Evening
Star. You can get n beautiful intaelio
reproduction OF the above picture,
with five others. equally attractive.
IxyH inches In size. with this weeks
Mentor" In THE Mentor" a we'll
known authority covers the subject
of the pictures and stories of the
week. Readers of the Evening Star
and The Mentor" will know Art.
Literature, History, Science, and
Travel. and own exquisite pictures
On sale at the Newark Star office.
Branford place. and p. r. Mulligan.
927 Broad street. Price. ten cents.