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The Jones County news., 1913-07-24
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
Supervisors will receive bids for the building
OF school house for the Pleasant Ridge
School, as per plans and specifications on file
N the Chancery Clerks Office; said bids to be
hled BY noon, with the Chancery Clerk at
Laurel, Miss, on Monday 4th day of Angus,
and all bids
A certified check for 10 per cent Of each bid
shall be fled with bids, to guarantee that the
successful contractor shall give a solvent bf,nd
in full amount Of contract price
w. II. Bufkin, Clerk
ByW V. Walters
The Jones County news., 1913-07-24

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Jones
County, Mississippi, invites sealed
bids for the furnishing of so cords
of wood at each of the twp Court
Houses, at Laurel and Ellisville,
said wood TO be delivered at the two
Court Houses of so cords at each
Court House, said wood to be cut 4
feet long and split in skies con
venient for tireing the furnaces. A
Bond with two or more sureties are
required to be filed with each bid.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids. This the 18th
day of July 1913
w. II. Bufkin Clerk.
BY w. V. Walters d. c.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-24
Lux Truckers Ship Large
Car Tomato

Lux, Miss, July is. The largest
car of tomatoes that has been shipped
from Lux this season left this morning.
II was sold to the American Pickle
and Canning Co., at Wiggins, Miss
The car contained 466 crates.
Thetomatoecrop is turning out much
better thar the truck growers thought
at first.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-24

and costs to be taxed under this exc

and COSTS % be taxed under thls exc
cution.
By virtue Of the above stated execution di-
rcct0d to me by the Chancery Clerk of the First
decree OF the Chaucery Court of said County
and District j will on Monday the 4th day OF
August, a. ID. 1913, in front OF the West Door Of
Mississippi within cpal houis. eXpcre for sale
at public outcry. to the highest and est bidder
for cash. all of the right title and in srest and
claim which the Defendant Alex Black has 70
Lots Two (2) and Three 90 of Block SS of
Brandon's, additional Survey OF the Town of
Ellisville Mississippi being in Section Three 60
Township Seven ~ Range u west, in the City
Of Ellisvie Mississippi which has been levied
on as the property Of said Defendant and which
will be sold to satisfy said decree therein, and
all costs
This July 9TH A. D. l9I
Luther Hin. Sheriff
by Amos Jordan, D. S.
st Hardy and Arnold, Soils
The Jones County news., 1913-07-24
RUB-MY-TISM
Rheumatism

VIII cure your rheumatism
Neuralgia, headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises. Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 25c.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
YOUR KIDNEYS
Residents Must Learn the Importance
Of Keeping Them Well

Perfect healt means that ever
organ OF the bodS - performing its
luh''iolls proFcFl''
ferleSl hea'lh cahhot "e enjoyed
II lNe kidAeys are week and ulsor'
'eiV"
lHo'S''h'a ''S'liy 1lat loans nd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

Frank Glass, of tie BIRMINGHAM
Gla,) News, has Leon pointed
U. 5 Senator from that state to sue
cecil late senator Johnston until an
election to FIJI the office car be held.
Thus is 4 miahty fine newspaper man
spoiled to make senator without
any training for the Job. Frank has
the lrrins and character, but kin
he norrate it from the stump
tat s tic question: as the fellow in
Jail sid Of the lawyer recommended
to Kim, who had all the necessary
le"al ,c2rnin". bit couldn't make a
speech to the jury.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
THE GOVERNOR WINS AGAIN

Governor Trammell's letter in the
TELEGRAM explaining and justifying
his amendment to the Bryan primary
law providing that voters in the
county precincts have ample time to
rceiStcr and to that end tat the reg
istration books be kept oDcn from
thirty to sixty days, leaves little to be
said on the s9bjcct. He disposcs sat
issactorily Of the objection that ex-
Iossiye expense in the payment Of
registration officers would be in
cured, aLI as that is the only OBJ
lection to the amendment the object
ors will probably have nothing more
to say.
The oovernc~ did not, however,
quote the law governing the compen-
sation of registration officers, but the
Tampa Times has done so, thus MAX
ing the case complete and dispellins
the nightmare of a great amount of
money to le naid ont of the county
treasury to these district registrars.
The law is IS follows:
THE district ro"istration officers
shall hc Yaid for their services by the
res"ccttvc countics such SIM or sums
IS may he f.ed and allowed b. The
board of county commissioners in
erch county respectively after the SUI
pervisor of r." istration shall have
certified to the amount of service per-
formed By ca h of such district regis
tration officers. T"
1T will this be seen that the pay
is determined ry the actual service
per 'ormed, not by the number of DAYS
the registration LOOKS are kept oven;
and as the sum total of such service
will be embraced within a very few !
days out of the sixty the amount |
paid will lie small ard fully justified
by the end aimed at by Governor
Trammel's amendment, which was to
give the country voters ample time
and opportunity to register.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
NEARLY 1000 CHILDREN
CARED FOR BY STATE
Continued from Page 10

crippled because :unds are coming
in so slowly. Last mo:.n the re-
ceipts were less than onc-nalf of the
, necessary expenses and the soliety
must curb its great work right now
il the people of Florida do not help
them ont with financial aid.
\ new and larger Receiving Home
is Immediately needed to enable the
arcat work to be handled properly.
There has hccn times dnr.ng the last
year when the home was crowded
with little ones, fer safety and com
fort. Just as soon as the people of
Florida send in the funds the debt
of $4,000 on the present home will
be paid and new home will be
built.
a most encouraging thing in con.
nection with the work of the Home
Society has been the large number
OF excellent homes tina, havo opened
their doors to the little orphans and
homeless children in the-v past ..n,,iree
years. The society has had many
really unattractive children, some
crippled, blind, cross-eyed. bunch
back and otherwise afflicted, yet good
homes have been found for them all
The board Of directors composed OF
80 of F'lorida's leading citizens, have
carefully directed the great work and
each year the accounts of the society
are audited by certified public &C.
countants and a detailed report is
made to the public.
Supt. Facg is making an appeal
with Treasurer R. v. Covington
just now to the people Of Florida
for immediate funds to continue this
great work. which should have the
support md interest OF every either,
of Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

The man at the head OF this gov
ernront is entirely too wise and
strong to pre-, iDtate war with Mex.
leo at the bidding of yellow journal.
ism and the demands of the reckless
anil .unthinlling element who never
stop to count the cost and seek only
tie excitement of adventure. We
don't heliere that President wilson
pas me slightest idea of bringing on
a conflict with the weak and unhap-
by people across the Rio Grande, and
our volunteer warriors troncheh for
a spring, might as well take an easier
posture.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
WANTED AT ONCE

Ten young men and women IN
! alc1aud to learn tcle"r ply. Learn
in four wouths. Tuition S. TO FIRST
ten arHlicauts. Positions pdyjNg $50
per moutA guaranteed lust d soon rs
finished. Phone SO red or cal aud
see W y. HOLLAND,
Manager akela;.d business Co,leGt
1Iff
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
AXE Ian D 4
\ Fer Mime l.

''rhe Town Of Bette, Things.' and t.e REST
CLIMATE In the tinted states. invite, ,nu !,
sit In her lap. In "A Home Of Your Own"
Winter visitors. t0,iii>l> ana mivls ne vii
help get good rooms and locations. TN you ca,
look around and find out what home yW
want 10 buy
We have scores TO selec, from some bar
rains-and are getting more dwellings. ,rlirI
farms. groves. lands. lpts,-lo make tine homes
Groom house and store, corner s. mn
5-roun neN modern hunIalm - 2,lO
g-rnnm. highl, finished hml>e barn
tenant h use. fnil trees cnrner
ml>. finest condition. Lake view,
level. terms --.------.--- ..-.--.- 3 81,
charr Of hD.h lake view nts on Easy
terms. t,1 any -... ;n,
l.lr hn ,f'h "at grove ea>, front. Fur
Ida avenue ANY ---- 40
81 'rrt tl,o rr- r,,t nu pr'l vlun,rr
h.> 49, " mas 49, rs l.,-trt
after sr',snl IL II 20,
: r,o'n h,o.r vat }o so..h "o1' 10,
lHn 'r.,'> .n '"'rr ..d r,,r Ia.
; u,u io toH .,.a', esl
ND3 I~a'c. ,r' n~.., A'.' -.r}, -,.h
v y .N., 40 .s 90. .r l..... .,a,
ca>O"r rr,r 81. ,. ,e,l 10 h.r her, %
'lr'o. a'.t .n $3.50. N':r 10 h.,,s, itErlnd-
al o'n ave lnNHr-','
M e. WI frr
" Nso'n.tv ntc. n, 'pr s,,--a II.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

The "drys" lost ont in their appli.
cation for new prohibition election
in pincllas county Because there were
not enoueh SIGNATURES to their peti.
ton. and the whiskey people are fall
Ing over each other in their applica-
tons for licenses in st. Petersburg.
But it is merely postponement Of
the inevitable. St. Petersburg will
yet be dry. and that ere many moons;
but we prefer not to say how many.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
HUNTERS GO SOUTH

Jacksonville, Nov. 20. An un-
usual number of hunters are flocking
here to go into tie hunting REGIONS
as a result of President Wilson's ap-
prevail of the migratory bird re"ula-
tions which makes it possible for the
water fowls season to open today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

When you want land cleared, cal!
Uncle Dick Smith. He will do the
work and guarantee satisfaction
You will find him at No. CT West Or.
anee St Moorshead, Phone No. GA
Red, 1924
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
from the same Of1lCe Ia issued
THE LAKELAND NEWS

EXCHANGES generally over the coun-
try seem slow to remember that the
name of the mayor elect of New York
ends With one 4" instead OF Ill
St. Petersburg Times.
CT an ! o, Il ,..i2rcnce to make
SO II &. row about" ~ Tie cyclncy
Observed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

hu"rsta, Ca, Nov. 20. THE
hurting scoron oNcned in this St9te
today, and the number of hunters in
vading ell r"rts Of Geor ia is the
LARGEST in its history.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

Published every afternoon from the
xeDtucky Building, Lakeland, Fla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Mrs. =. kincaid delightfully."- en-
tertained with a series OF parties the
past week complimentary to her
guest Miss Sue Kincaid Of LeNing-
ton Mo. The opening party was
given Thursday morning with an
elaborate decorative effect worked
out In masses OF sweet peas and mas
turtiums that added to the general
pleasure OF the occasion FIVE
hundred was the game selected FOR
all three parties. which proved that Il
met with the hearty approval OF the
guests by the vim with which the
games were played. At the close OF
the games beautiful brass fern
dish was awarded To Mrs. Oscar
Schilling for high score. Miss KIN
caid received the guest favor, a love
~ ivory fan Later refreshments OF
Ice cream and cake and honbon3
were served 10 the following pres
ent Besides the honor guest we're
Mesdames Oscar Schiline, Maxwell,
MILAN. r. Curtis. VI r Winirey, ".
\. Miller, G. O. Wolflin, Frank Sal
ter, Maddox. H. y. simmons, ". h.
| Dohouey. Nicely. r. l.. Watson OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
N,rI,

Miami aNas. July 20. 1913
To whom b. Mas Concern
Wc. tho build ~ committee of the
First Baptist cf "a OF Mimi. Texas
herewith advert for sealed bids fo.
The erection OF o. nrirk church accord
ibg t0 tho plan and specification
which may bc cen AZ the Bank oI
Miami
Tho rommiffe. reserves the RICH.
o. arr,pt any or. OF reject any one
4 or all bids So ]. vs. Wells Is mo
clerk of the con titee Bids viii D..
opened un The ..H day of August
b. on newt ST. "a
, W WHATLEY.
= " rHlLpOT.
EDGAR CABLE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

The |. N. p. $ were delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening by
Miss Sammy si1de. lgOl Polk street.
Beautiful sweet peg in all their ya.
ried tones filled the rooms with their
sweet perfume and lent welcome TO
the guests Games. music and an IN
formal good time went 10 make up
the evenings pleasure During the
evening punch was served and later
lcnioyable refreshments of nut bread
sandwiches. combination salad on
lettuce leaves. stuffed green peppers.
and olives. were served. The guests
Miss Cook The club members In.
cluded Misses Skipwi,h. Laura Pot
finger, Frances Iris. Mildred Laucr.
Ethel Schill.ug Leone Bryan. Louise
parr. Floy Sears and Mabel Pickett
OF Fort Worth
4 very ENJOYABLE event Of the past
week was a delightful hay ride Civ
on Thursday evening complimentary
10 Miss Annie Maud Harris. of Fort
! Worth who Is the guest Of Mrs Sch
richer. The crowd left the city a.
80 O'Clock and spread their sup
per under tho trees al CHffsids.
where o delicious feast was enjoy
lnterspcrsed With friendly humor
and wit The chaperonos were Mrs
Willhurn and Mrs Schrieber. The
iguest Nuded Misses Annie Mauac
Md. af,.rA and Ruby KilIburn.
me Panhandle R Tyo'sfGf' ~ Jene'
Gp for nine inning or more Zoo ~
diamond dust and with bot mont.
.o ro. both teams are fighting how'd
for Second place
While th, Iruudcsoants have had
more or Jess uf runaway with the
pcnuart tho rrlI fight has been b'
tween tb, other three teams and uH
prcrior race ha been Witnessed tina.
these teams ar. running AL col.
them are playing The games. and fo.
files regularly twice @ week
Croty and King win bee the 1p
posing pitcher This afternoon. aud
each Dos. with H individual -tyle %
Do. arm is iu' clever as ore lind
1ut %. tho mF '.IEues
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Swetwater. Sam lsaacs, Motlow. i. ;
Newbold, II. b. Jones, John Me
Rnihgt. Gowan OF Fort Worth. aud
Frank Buckingham On Thrrsday
afternoon the guests arrived poo apt
IL at 3 o'clock when the games be
gan with as much zest as WAS shown
I'm the morning their close a"nodre.
/ ing Mrs Reed Curtis as winner OF
the high score favor, 4 brass terra
dish. Hiss Kincaid .t5 ptcfoni't
with handsome box Of stationary
lee cream cake and bOnbons were
then served. Those present In th'
afternoon were Mesdames H. X
Meador. Vernon. Whittle. T.. +. Pick
erel. +. ]. storm. Reed Curtis. Green
IT. Curtis. j. y. Riggs. Ellison. II. W
Galbraith. Boyce. Il l.. McMeans
Lindsay Num-. X. L. shelton, G. u
Hoover. Lee. Frank Buckingham, J
IE. Hughes. and Misses Wheatley
Mary HUFF and Frances Hughes.
The lovely Party Friday morninl
was fitting close to the series an'
/ included besides the Beau-not clui
girls nearly all OF the card player
|of the city. The rooms of Mrs
/ Kincaids home was redOlent with thu
perfume of the garden flowers max
| ing the early morning air a keei
4timulant TO the games. After a de
/ ightul round al Mt Vernon spooi
I fell to Miss Martha Shelton AS higl
/ score holder which she GRACEFUL
presented to the guest of honor. Lat
| or refreshments OF Ice cream ,cak
aud bonbous were served TO the fol
lowing present Misses Sue kincaid
Ncttie and Bess Wheatley, Fa'
/ White. Fannie Fern Masterson. Mar
tina shelton, Margaret Sadler, Cli'
Han. Bonita Thompson, Marion an
IIortnse Russell. Retha Penny, Mau,
Lynch. Agnes and Gladys Seewald
. Mary Weymouth, Garlic Curtis, Grac
Sockwcll, Juanita Kirk. Fannie Ma
Rucker. Herrice and Alice Kendricf
Phoebe Burgess. Garvin, Jessie Ste
phens. Mary Huff. Willie Kate Mead
or. Frances Hughes and Miss White
of Vernon. Mrs. Frank Buckingham
and Mrs. Clamp, Of Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Tuesdays paper. All contributors
must be sent TO the News on Monday
to come out In Tuesday mornings
paper. and all answers for Friday
must be In the office Thursday, the
department closing at . o'clock.
The evident popularity OF the ven
ture Is very encouraging and bids
fair to be real pleasure Just
among ourselves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Milton

The initial appearance Of the
new department opened under cap
ton OF The Voice OF the Women
which appeared IN Fridays paper
met with heartiest approval by the
thinking ladies' of the city and many
have very kindly phoned In their
best wishes for the success Of the de-
plrtment and have expressed their
pleasure for the privilege OF being al
lowed a column 70 rthe open discus
sion OF subjects OF interest to women
The subjects will be- varied and any
special topis that the ladies would
like to suggest will be gladly recei'-
ey by the society editor. The letters
published In Friday paper proved
AN interesting topic OF discussion and
number OF others are booked for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
solitude.

And wisdoms self
or seek 10 sweet retired solitude.
Where with her best nurse con
temptation
She plumes her feathers aud let
grow her wings.
That in the various hustle or re-
sort
Whore an too ruffled. and some
times impair'd.
Milton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

uai club night, was In every respoc,
n truly enjoyable affair The dance
was given at an earlier date compli-
mentary a. the Misses Stnette who
expect to leave early in the week FOE
an extended visit TO all points OF in
terest In Colorado The chaperones
of the evening were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis. Holley, Millikin. Nelson. Mau-
pin
Misses Falice Stinnette. Daphne
stinnette. Dorothy Nelson, Juanita
Kirk. Catherine Milikin. Mae Dele
Kendrick. Gladys seewald Agnes
Seewald, Louise Maupin, Irene Fitch,
Phoebe Burgess. Grace Sockwell. Al
lie West of Fort Worth. Lila Lown-
des. Norma Blackburn, ledford,
Weldon of McAlister. Okla, RutledTe
of Dallas and Messrs G. Z. Smith.
B. l.. Lancaster. W. r. King. W ~.
Allen. +. Sockwell. Ed Gulike. OF
Fort Worth. Logan. C. NJ Williams,
r.. Condan, J l.. Penny, ir., \. N.
Sweeney. Shaughnessy. Jas. Gulike,
Paul Pearson, Mcmahon. \. p Baker.
lB. G. Baker. Hogan Phil Seewald.
Or. Lynch. Blanchard. Ray Smith. Il.
IC. Daley. Roy Mobiles, Paul skill
man, j. !. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. IliGhtower gave a
picnic To Glenwood Friday evening Ia
honor Misses Marie and Ruth keas-
Ter. of Sulphur Springs. Texas. who
are their guests. for the summer The
party left the city at o'clock and
upon arrival at Glenwood delicious
supper was spread. the pleasure OF
the meal being heightened by wit and
good humor. Later the picture show
was visited and . number of the
other features OF the park were en-.
ioyed. Those In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Hayden Humphreys, Mr.
and Mrs. lioenstein, Mr. and Mrs G.
l.. Murton. MIR and Mrs. T. l.. Bron
son. Mr. and Mrs Birdwell, Mr. and
Mrs. I'D Rogers Mr.. and Mrs McMa.
hon. Mrs. Hess and Misses Ruth and
Marie Keasler. Leila aud Esther Ran
dan. Gertrude Hoffman Mabel Wlli'
Lorraine llOenstlue, Mamie clark
Jewel Davidson, Nellie Hess and
Nessrs. Chaplain. Wade Sears. ia
, ker. King, Hess, Harrison and Ellit
O..
Circles G and u of the First Rap
list shurch entertained with a ralh
Friday IN the parlors Of the church a
, which the Y. ". \ and all otheI
! chapters of the church We're invited
/ 4 very enjoyable program was rem
dered. the following taking part
Music Miss Kendall
Address, Mrs Henderson.
Scripture reading Miss Melon
10 aid
Reading Miss Helen Howe.
B.. Instrumental Solo Miss Virginia
b Hudson.
Reading Miss Geraldine Wright
There we're about one hundred an
twenty-five guests present and q
, the close of reports and other bus
ness ice cream cake and delghth
social hour we're enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
PAGE FIVE

dliiidh>nd body both comfortably engaged Il
Intelligence to bear upon the perform
in fine composition
Manufacturers of Wood STAY,
Wood Lined All materials and
be firsl-cass and deliveries prompt
actors do all tn
you buy
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Suicide Club Run

This morning about 35 members of the Suicide Club will leave for Doug las where they will be entertainei Toy the Douglas club at a sociable. The event is the first one 10 be held by the clubs and a great interest was taken in the affair by the members. Undoubtedly some very exciting re- ports of the trip will be received here on Monday and both ambulances will
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
To Visit Tombstone

V. G. Melgrin, of Los Angeles. pres ident of the World Novelty Adyertis- ing Go. and heavy. stoekholdeT or the Commonwealth Extension Mining Co. who was here for several oays' left yesterday for a visit to TonD- sto1e.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
CARn DE THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and tie Improved Order of Redmen for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement MR. & MRS. R. J. RADCLIFFE
 AND RELATIVES.
 eOs
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

Call up Bisbee phone 14 Lowell phone 51. E. A. Toyrea & Co, for the finest creamery butter and ranch eggs Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

Waiter Douglas. general manager of the Phelps Dodge interests, vii leave this morning in the special car 'Nacozari' for points on the coa st where he will spend some time on business and pleasure. lHe arrived here on Friday morning from a trip to New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Insurance Adjust.r

J. H. Clicksales, of Los Angeles, aa independent insurance adjuster IS here on business matters and inci- dently to inspect his residence proper ty in Warren. He states that he IS well pleased with the returns of the property and wishes that he owned more in Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
NOTICE l. orM

All members and visiting brothers are invited to grand entertainment on Sunday Sept. 21, p. m. Moose Hall
 bgi
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Back to the Fort.

Captain and Mrs c. R. Day and son who were here on business and pleasure will return home tcaay at noon. They are greatly pleased with their visit, which was their first, but, they said. not the lsst-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
visitIno Dr. Sims.

Henry McMosier, and wife, of Naco-
 zari arrived yesterday for week end visit with the family of Dr. W~P. Sims. Mir. MeMosier is the geologist
 of the Moeteuma Copper Co. at Naco- ! zari-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
The Ghost Walks

The hearts as well as the pocket books of C. & A. employees were gladdened on Saturday, the semi monthly pay day of the company. To morrow the Copper Queen will pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Wall To Phoenix.

J. ". Wall will leave this morning for Phoenix, where he goes on a visit tc his brother, one of the largest dairymen in the Salt River valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
SPOKANE HOUSE

Under new management. Proprietress Mrs. J. B. Raster, Board S1.0O per day. Advertisement. 293
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Resumed Duties

The friends of H. J. Hurl were glad to see him back of the druggist case at the Copper Queen dispensary yes terday. after an illness of several days with grip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

We are headquarters for the finest mutton to be had anywhere. Try ns' E. A. Tovrea & Co, Inc. Phone BIS bee IA. Lowell 51. Adv. Z'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Return Home Today.

MT. and Mrs A c. Cole. of Can anea, who were here for a week, will return to their home today During their stay Mir. Cole made several trips 10 Douglas on smelter business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Weber of Phoenix.

Boosting for the coming state fair P w. Weber. travelling salesman, is here to spend a few days. He states that the fair will attract the largest attendance of any ever held.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

Home dressed poultry, home cured bacon. home made sausage, F. A Toyrea & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

be kept in readiness to respond to calls.