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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-17
FORT WORTH
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 16.- Invited guests from many parts of the state were present this afternoon at inc laying of the teoTperstOne for the maenihcentA new auditorium <, and fof. fee building that is being erected by the Fort Worth Chamber of Com merce- The ceremonies of the day were conducted under the joint aus pices of the four Masonic lodges of Fort Worth,
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ResnnndencY

Is often caused by indigestion and constipation. and quickly disappears when ChamberlaiH's Tablets are talk en. For sale by all dealers. 22s.
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WEATHER REPORT.

For southern Arizcna-Thundcr showers and continued warmer Weaih' CT. Norther sections, tair- bisoee temperature. high. S5; lov 65. NO precipitation.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE Matter of the Estate of GERGE B. RICHARDSON.
 Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE is hereby given by the un- dersigned. Anna Richardson. execu- trix of the last will ard testament of George B. Richardson, deceased, to the creditors ot and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months of the first publication of this notice, to said executrix at the office of Fred Sutter in the Johnson-Hanniger Building on Main Street in the City of Bisbee, County of Cochise. State of Arizona. the same being the place for the trans action of the business of the said es- tate in Cochise County, State of Art zona.
 ANNA RICHARDSON. ExecutriX. Dated at Bisbee, Arizona, Septem- Der eighth, 1913.
 369.
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does to England.

NOtS 70 EnAIdnus
 Nlrs. H. M. Jones left yesterday for New York where she sails. E9n a visit tb Liverpool, England, Le gSSls with rklatives and friends VA
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n Bisbee s of late A business that up date, He money a reasonable rate, But his leading stunt is estate. If want to your life insured, Or your house against be secured, Go Gus Haigler you For he is shrewd insurance His office is Railroad by O.. K stable, Call and see him if you able, And his telephone is 76, Call up your business he will Hx.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-17
Self Help
 For Nervous Persons

Can often be achieved by simple change of food and drink. e2esggs.svs ..assa--
 Much nervousness is caused by coffee drinking eminent medical authorities having demonstrated that the coffee drug caffeine, is definite poison to many persons
 Coffee has no food value whatever, and is de- ceitful friend Under it's the nerves first become irrated then sensitive and on edge that slight variation from general health often appears most ser- to its victim
 However, Nature responds quickly to common sense treatment and right living frequently does more than medicine. So. if you value peace and comfort try this easy experiment
 Stop coffee entirely and have hot we-made
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 FAD"
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
 nE NnNAa0E

IN THE Matter of the Estate of GERGE B. RICHARDSON.
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LOOKING ON GROWTH
 OF POPULATION

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POSIlM

This pure food-drink made from prime wheat has a Java-ike flavor ard fine dark brown color which changes to rich golden brown when cream IS added.
 It contains the genuine nourishing elements ot the grain but is absolutely free from the coffee drug or any other harmful ingredient
 Postum in two forms Regular Postum must be well boiled
 Instant Postum is soluble powder. spoonful dissolves quickly in a cup of hot and with cream and sugar, makes very paatable beverage instantly
 Thousands have been wonderfully benefited by using Postum instead of coffee a53# 7 There's a Reason"
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A Special Exhibition of
Creationsin Suits, Gowns Millinery, Coats, Waists

TT HE last day of this important fa- 1 shion event. This beautiful store is resplendent with alluring displays of new Fall Merchandise, which reveals the latest conceits of Fashions in Hats, Costumes, Suits, Wraps, Waists, Millin- cry, Lingerie. Silks, Dress Goods, Laces and Dress Trimmings
 It IS an occasion of exceptional inter
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-29

different members of the order. Among those who spoke was W. P. Mardon. who. with his wife aad ehil- dren. have just returned from a four months visit from California and the Fraternsls were glad to welcome them as they are old and beloved members. After the committees plans were heard iD regard to the dance plans were made for the Fraternai in a party to make a trip through the mines, which was done last night 5y party of the young folks, chaper- ored by Mrs. Nellie McRea, all re- porting having pleasant time. The The committee gave sn outline of their plans for the next social dance and if the signs don't fail the Fra ternai's next dance will be one of the most enjoyable affairs the lodge has ever given. The Fraternal dances are becoming so popular that the lucky ones who are all looking forward 10 the hope that nothing will happen to their invitat on and that 1t will reach them in due time. For, with the good floor, Brennan's orchestra and the Hgliest committee to take care of the guests, how could it help but to De a grand success.
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THE CHEYENNE MASSA- GRE" ROYAL THEATRE
 Monday and Tuesday.
IF HER HAIR IS BEAUTIFUL II IS
 PRETTY CERTAIN SHE USES HERP|CIDE

If ladies could know and appreciate what dellghtfui hair dressing New tro's Hcrpicide Is, they would all have it on their dressing tables. It is the nose exquisite toilet article ever used and at the sane time one of the most essential
 In order to have beautiful hair every lady should. regularly apply HeTpicide to hsr hair and scalp. By it the scalp is kept clear of dandruff and the hair stops falling
 Herpicide is free from grease, does not stain or dye and possesses an ex. ceedingly delicate and pleasing odor.
 Newbro's Herpicide Is just the sort
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Eagles are arranging to participate in the Fourth of July parade in a man ner that will do the order proud. All members have been calle upcn to turn out. Patriotism is a strong point with the order and 1t will not overlook the Fourth of July The spiri: with which the matter is being gone about is well shown in the following notice mailed to all it's members.
 Dear sir and brother:
 You are hereby requested to appear in parade on July 4th Prizes will be awarded on the basis of general appearance as well as numerical strength. Ours is essentially an Amer. ican and patriotic order. and it is our duty to make a creditable appearance on Inependence Day. Wear white dEciS trousers, white shirt. red white or blue necktie and white duck hat. For further information see officers or pa, rade committee.
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of preparation that always appeals to lady of refinement and cultured tastes. There is nothing that can take it's place. There is nothing just like it, nearly like 1t. o-. 'Just as good.
 Newbro's Herpieide in Soc and g co sizes Is sold by all dealers who guar. aEtee 1t to do all that is claimed. Ii you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Send 1oc for booklet and sample te The Herpicide Co, Dept R. Detroi; Mich.
 Applications obtained at good bar bershops.
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The new officers of the Knights and Ladies of Security have settled down to work in earnest and are sginsu lating interest throughout the entire membership Regular visiting parties are made up and all members are to have social call. A vigorous campaign will be kept up and an in creased membership will be the re- Suit.
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New oepartment Man Arrlves.

"" Nepsftment Man Arrives.
 Don M. Landis who has been in charge Of the mems department Of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company store at Douglas for the past five years, arrived in 3isDee yesterdav morning to take up his duties as de partment manager of the same ce. partment at the Bisbee store. Mir. Landis, OF account of his long ex. per1ence in the mems line, is es- Decially fitted for this position. After going through the stocks here and becoming conversant with the needs he will accompany J. F. Evans to New York to make their purchases for their coming fall and Spring season. Mir. Evans has had charge of th $ department for a number of yeas. He leaves the position to take charge of the store which the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company are opening m connection with their new mining properties in the Burro mountains of New Mexico
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On Vacation.

Harold Potts, night clerk at the Copper Queen hotel, leaves on his va. cation on July 1. He expects to make a trip to the coast and while there will make 2 point of visiting many of the large hotels With view to getting pointers on hotel office work. During his absence, W H Nutshell former night clsrk. win take his place. Mir Nutshell arrived in the city yesterday iron, Douglas. where he has been con nected with the iGadsden hotel.
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NorIcE mAsoNs

Funeral services will be held at the Masonic Temple. 2 D. m. Sunday over Bro George H.Simpson deceased ! memeber of Morning Sun Lodge PoTs Henry. New York. There also will be a meeting of the lodge Saturday night at 7:30 F. M
 J, J. O'LAGGHJIN. W. NJ.
 B.T.WATkINS, Secretary
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It is expected that the installation ceremonies in connection with the recently elected officers Of the Knights of Pythias will be held on July 8. The installation will be gn elaborate one and 1t is planned to have the grand chancellor here to oficiate.
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Back on the Job.

William Troutman, the veteran bootblaek Of the city. the man with the smile that persists in the face ot all diversity, has taken up new quarters in front of the Turf saloon. BJs return to business after a couple of weeks vacation will be greet ed with pleasure by many friends ih the district, who always like to see him around
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Y. M. c. A. ssrvlees.

Rev. Decker win speak this after. noon at the mems meeting at the '. SR C. A., which is to be held al 3:31 o'clock. At 2 o'clock meeting oi importance to members of the Bisbee Glee club will he called and all mem bers are requested to be present
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C. o. b. parceIs Post.

Beginning July 1 the c. o. q. service will be 'inaugurated in the parcels post, The local office has not yet been no iiled of the rules governing this latest departure. but it is understood that the arrang gements will include the de livery of all peracels C. O. (. from every part of the country.
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Inventor Leaves

John W. Pitts left last night for Houston. Texas lie was here for few days consulting with associates in h's engine patent with reference 70 contract with 6 Houton firm for ths construction Of several Of bie. ,,sIsInes. The work Is to go ahead al once.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-29

Fraternal Brotherhood, 452. held a most interesting business session
 June 25. with a large crowd in at tendance. After the regular business of the lodge was attended to many interesting talks were given by the
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NOTICE MOOSE

All members are requested to meet at the hall at 9 a. m. July 4th. (451)
 O. s. FRENCH, W, P. Bisbee Aerie I75. F. O. E.
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Last week the Pythian Sisters held very successful initiation This order is receiving many applications and is showing a steady growth.
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Psintinn Theater.

The front of the newly remodeled Star theatre. on Brewery Gulch, is be ing painted ond the new play house win soon be ready to open.
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Slow but Sure.

Ole Oleson, who has been al tee Copper Queen hospital for some weeks, is reported making slow bu! certain improvement. His condition during the last week has been such ss to encourage the belief that dang CT is over
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Street Work All Done

Tn heesMe Merd whh terd Cep and bddl Cemr Hsad % d tppdh through req of s Mn
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"THE CHEYENNE MASSA. GRE" ROYAL. THEATRE
 Monday and Tuesday.
Traffic Holds uo.

Iraff1e to Europe and the Eastern states continues to be large from Bis. Dee Not a week passes without at least one Bisbeeite returning to Fu. rope while the travel to eastern points is particularly heavy this year.
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For a Quiet pa,

]. Higgins was among those Rho went 10 Douglas yesterday 10 spend Sunday looking aboat that town and taking opportunity 10 spend the day quietly
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LO AL NOTES
From Fl Paso.

Gus Paulssn. genial knight of the mahogany from Fl Paso. Is in the city with W R. Chain in Brewery gulch
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 um hrouhf h oya few the hdn n dt d the m ukvakm San nDegohH is also H Stat gha from San D4ot @ IphlV
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Band Concert.

The c. X A band will give a con cert this afternoon at Lowell, De. ginning at 3:3O D. m. The program is as follows
 Arms of America, March Pryor Selection ~Tattooed Man" .. Herbert HValse Lento Remembrance" Joyce Paraphase on Loreiey .,Nesvadba Picolo Solo The Meadow Lark
 ..- .- ... ... .. Brockenshire Mexican Serenade, La Bonita
 -....,.- ...-. ... Nitzman March -The Master Builder" Holmes
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Must Pay Rent.

All boxes on which the rent is not paid by Monday will. in pursuance to the rules governing. be closed.
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Eagles and Redmen are making plans for a social. to be given jointly. No date has yet been fixed. The af- fair when it does occur will undoubted- ly add another big success to the
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from both the dance and the program will be donated to the Children's s Playground fund.
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House in order.

Superintendent Hanlon now has the branch county jail ready for inspec. tion. A general oyerhauling has placed the establishment in spick and span order for the reception of guests.
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Eagles In Parade.

number these orers have to their cred
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Dayton Graham, jr.. is the latest acquisition to the Motorcycle club. He has bought the Jack Larson Thor machine and is getting ready to demonstrate real speed.
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SOCIAL FRAIERNATIES

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Easy Payments No Interest No Taxes

We ell these k H ynt down. balance in eymhdypa ,and d n hg a a IT. Pd flor fp advance
  MARKS BLDG AND WE WILL TELL YOU MORE ABOUT
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Prest-o-Liter

Lights and ExtingUishes oas
 Lamps from the Drivers Seat.
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Other Lots

$ n m
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Joins Motor Ranks

March -rhe Master Builder
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
Up-to-Date Jokes

Teacher ,to .,,o,, ho,,--u,ho+ = o.,
Small Rov--A ,oorn+air ,,.areou.;,,
WITH Iasor
Doesn't vour choir sinp st the n,Ison
anv more?"
'rSo. severaI of +he n,,ieorars obiac+
cI,dod IN .ba,r aon+anaa. >.
TOMMY don't think auntie will
stay; she didn't bring any luggage.
Johnny-Hush, Look how long the
baby has stayed and he didn't bring
anything.
Elsie-Clara's got tongue like a
motor.
Jane-Like a motor? How's that?
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03

private schools offer, and they are will
ing to undergo almost any privation,
both financial and social, to give the
children the advantages Of the best
schooling. When we left our home
near oxford to go to Bedford | took no
letters of introduction, because 1 was
going to live in the most modest way.
Women Give Up Titles.
But understand, every ones lives
that way I'm Bedford Women with IT,
ties in the background. with family
| crests and jewels, are willing to wear
last years tailor made suit turned and
pressed, and evening gowns OF an early
Victorian date to economize for the
children's sake. 1t is great big society
Of mothers. with now and then man
who can spare the time. devoting them
| ject-the education of their boys and
girls. | haven't found anything like
| that over here as yet but New York
/ Isn't American any more than London is
English or Paris is typical of France.
Another thing strikes me as curious
and different over here. In England
! every school boy expects tip from
his family or friends when they come to
see him, or at Christmas. But he would
never be offered a tip for doing any
thing carrying your bag, for instance,
or rendering any other little service.
Nov, over here 1t Is different Your
! boys are tipped for doing some actual
work, and I hear that many Of the boys
actually earn their own way through
/ college.
"If as they say. EugIishwomen make
the best wives, | must admit that the
! American woman has made the best
husband. If they don't, they get di-
vorced. If it's true that your women go
to Paris when they die, I'm quite sure
/ that Englishwomen must come here"
! she continued,
"Englishwomen have much to learn
from American women. The women on
this side of the water train up their
/ husbands in the way they should go. If
the man is amenable to reason he
speedily takes his place among the best
| husbands in the world. If he doesn't
yield properly the wife keeps after him
until he is a model. That's what |
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
ACCEPT THAT APOLOGY
Dear Miss Fairfax:

OtdI MISS dlIldN'
] am 81 and have kept company
with a young man these past three
years. Last autumn l had a quar-
rel with him and we parted.
a week later I received an apol
ogy from him. | took the apology
for nothing and remained angry.
| would like to know how to re-
gain his friendship, as l love him
deeply, and | know his love for me
is the same. A LOVER.
Apologize at once. The apology ma,
be belated, but 1 am sure that his low
for you will lead him to overlook #.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
SAFETY IN NUMBERS.

Dear Miss Fairfax
l am nineteen and have been on
friendly terms with several young
ladies about my age, meeting them
frequently at the settlement and
esCOrting them home
My parents object to my having
anything to do with girls. Do you
think they are right? A. J.
SO long as you are friendly with a
number of girls, and not in love with
any, there could be no harm in hav-
ing them for associates, and there might
be much benefit.
But, remember, you are too young
for love
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
THE ONE WHO BEGAN 1T,
Dear Miss FairfaN:

Dear MISS Fairfax:
] am deeply in love with a how
just my age We had a quarrel
and now we are angry. Which one
should speak first? XYZ
1t is generally agreed that the onA
whop revoked the quarrel should bs
first to apologize, but this is apt to
raise another argument over who really
did start the trouble.
If you feel that your temper famed
the flame, apologize, but don't apoIo.
gize a second time And don't be too
humble.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
Raps Our Taxi Rates.

But will you tell me why in such a
luxurious land you have not cheaper
taxicab rate? No one can afford TO go
in cabs here, and no one ever thinks of
going out in anything else, especially in
the evening at home
Not having found satisfactory soiu-
ton myself, l was at a loss for an an
swer But Mrs. Millar evidently eX-
pected none and went on to another of
our modern inventions-divOrce.
Before l came here I had only met
two Divorces in all my life. Divorced
people are still spoken of in England
with hushed voices and after the chill
dren have been sent from the room.
But, to tell the truth, | think that the
attitude of the English toward the easy
American divorce is one of sour grapes
and personally think that if married
people find that they are not Compati-
BILE they should be able to separate
Incompatibility, when it's mutual IS
really the only reason for divorce"
Mr.. and Mrs. MIllar have left their
three children in schools while they
make their American pilgrimage among
that struggling middle section Of So
ciety.'
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
A Tale of Love, Mystery and Ad-
venture.
Written from, the play OF the same name,
now being produced by Robert HI-
Hard az the Criterion thester,
New York city.
Copyright, 1912, by Journal American
Examiner
TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

Examiner
TODAY S INSTALLMENT
Kayton dropped the list on tho desk.
Well. I've got a kind OF lead that it's
one Of the Frisco bunch that was rounded
up fifteen years ago" he declared.
What do you mean inquired Colt
with a businesslike interest that ne usu-
ally concealed under his easy looking eX-
terror. His exterior by the way was
one of his strongest assets The fat did
not penetrate to his brain
Joe. get me those Frisco wires" lie
glanced over the bundle of kilograms and
went on.
There was a woman indicated a Fris-
90 woman-in the background Of the Ar
gyle murder case. She was supposed to
be dead. l wired for information and
found she'd been sent to prison with q
gang of counterfeiters. Here it is.
" Nellie Marsh sentenced 10 san Qucn-
tin for three years about time of reported
death And this one says ~ VI. left
state expiration Of sentence. No further
record here Now you know Colt, the
man That made the plate for the Webster
ganE-his name Is Kreslcr did some
pretty crafty work and he hasn't been
heard from since"
Colt drew a very audible breath and hts
he eyes cleaned.
That's SOL. TIE declared. By cad.
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SF'e WIN the woman aEo the ""ma" with
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
BY Margaret Hubbard Aver.

English women are said to
make the best wives. but American
women make the best husbands. If
they don't they get divorced!"
The attitude that English people
take toward American divorces is
one of sour grapes Mutual in
compatibility Is the only real reason
for divorce
Suffrage with the American wo-
man is a side line; with the Eng
lish woman it's a vital question
81 have heard American women
discussing eating in restaurants
with the utmost seriousness. That
habit of eating in public is quite
unheard Of with us
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-03
THANKFUL He WAS NOT a
WOMAN

The late Lawson TAFT. OF England.
the great womau's doctor. said he
never went to bed at night without
thanking heaven lf, was not born
woman. No doctor ever knew better
than he what women have to suffer
al some times Of their lives. I, was
an American woman long since
passed 20 her reward who introduced
simple combination of roots and
herbs called Lydia r.. Piukharr's
Vegetable Compound thar has
proved wonderfully successful in
mitigating suffering and curing dis
eases of women II has brought
unspeakable relief TO thousands OF
women who suffered from female
ills