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Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Where Are These Women.

Postmaster l., R. Bailey has re- ceived communication from Mrs. Alice Christianson of San Diego en- quiring concerning the whereabouts of Mrs. Henry Pennell and Ruth Crosby. The letter states their moth CT is dead in San Diego and that they would probably be newcomers in this city There is no record in the post office of their presence here and Mir. Bailey has turned the letter over 10 Marshal Allison.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Army offieera Here

Dr. Thomas II Edwards, veterin- ary surgeon for the Ninth cavalry. and Lieutenant Nicholson of the same regiment, were in the city yes terday afternoon, having come up from Naco to have some necessary repairs made on the doctors automo- bile. Both officers have been sta toned in this section for several years. principally at Douglas and are we'll known throughout the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
standerae case pIsmlssed.

The case against Earl s. Stand erge, charged with violation Of the neutrality laws, was dismissed in U. & Commissioner Taylors court yes terday on motion of the prosecution. Standerge was arrested the other day by American soldiers when he crossed into the United States after being in Maytorena's forces. The de- fendant said he went over to May torena's camp after souvenirs and was forced to take rife and join the firing line, but that he escaped at the first opportunity
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
charged With Theft

Charged With Theft.
 J R rendorgraft is in iail at Low.
 ll charged with the theft of team Of horses valued at s325 His hearing will occur before Justice Smith this afternoon at 9 o'clock. The complaint alleges that he rented the team in Lowell last June. drove them to El Paso and sold them there He was arrested in Phoenix Pendergraft was 'ormerly a painter here and at pres ant his family is in hard circum- stances. He claims he bought the team
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
On Camping Trip.

Bassett T. Watkins will leave this morning on an automobile trip of the county in the interest of his can didacy for the board of supervisors panying him will be Miss Edna New on the Bull Moose ticket Accom- man, candidate for county school su- perintendent on the Republican and Bull Moose tickets, and Mrs. Iver. of the Y. w. c. A.. who will go for the pleasure of the trip. The party win go first to the San Pedro valley thence to WillcoX Bowie and other towns in the northern part of the county, thence down the Sulphur Springs valley to Douglas and back home. The swing around the county will take the rest of the month and Mir. Watkins feels will assure his election.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
c. a. Band to rair.

9H Nf hMNNM NN f"INH
 Following the serenade Monday night at Che home of Walter Douglas In honor of Dr. James Douglas. th, latter announced that the band woull be sent Co the state fair at Phoenix next month to represent Bisbee and the Copper Queen mining company The band attended the fair two years ago and Dr. Douglas, during the re ception which followed the serenade recalled to their minds the many compliments passed both on their music and their personal conduct and asked them to keep the coming visit up Go the same high standard
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Blood Sufferers
 Want to Know The Light is Turned on to a Subject of Darkness.

The mere fact that s. s. s., the famous blood purifier, drives out disease is worlds story. Q topic of conversation wher- ever men get together
 They wonder why, simply because most remedies are mystihed and put before them as discoveries" The facts are that we pay too much attention Co possibilities and not enough Co real, homespun accomplish ment. s. s. s. Is a remedy Of our fathers. lt has a history that is written deeply in men's minds because it has done the work driven out deep seated disease, revived hone put the O. K. on appearance and elsmped down tight any effort of germs to get Che upper hand. Any sore spot on tbe skin is an immediate demand for s s S. since the first principle of this famous remedy Is to strike out for places of trouble. This Is a physiological fact and 8. s. s. Is true to the workings of our body.
 Get bottle Of s. 8. s. today at any drurgist end begin blood health. It will ,,..ter any blood disease and do it in a ,vav 10 emphasize It's influence. And If rou would like definite advice write The Swift Specific Co.,, 56 Swift Bldg Atlanta Ca. Their medical department Is where most people hrat seek advice that puts n,em on the straight road
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Conspiracy on 2srd.

The preliminary hearing of Julio Carranza and Lopez Mendoza. charged by the government with con spiracy, has been postponed until a week from tomorrow, the 24th. be- fore U. s. Commissioner J. D. Fay Tor The postponement was neces- sary to enable the government to get its witnesses here. Assistant U. S. District Attorney Wiley E. Jones will conduct the case for the government. Attorney w. B. Cleary is represent ing the defendants. If bound over to the action of the federal court, the trial will be held at Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Want Railroad Eranehlss.

Application to the board of super visors for a franchise for a street railway line from Bisbee to Naco has been made by " E. Bradley Of Cali. fornia It will be heard at the next meeting of the board Bradley's appH- cation is believed to have been made on the supposition that Arizona may go dry and if so that Naco, Sonora would draw a large business from Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
PreparIna For InstItute.

At the regular monthly teachers meeting on Friday committees will be appointed to prepare for the car ing of teachers and other necessary work in connection with the county institute to be held here during the week of November 16
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Here From rombstone

A. c. Ranger clerk of the board of supervisors, and A. w. Howe, county probation officer. were here last night from Tombstone. making a flying trip by automobile from the county seat and back Both are prom. inent in the ranks of the Democratic party and while here conferred with Chairman Bowen and Secretary Me Donald on the political situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Coming for Institute.

A letter from pr. w 1T. Mace, head of the history department of Syra- cuse university, to Supt c. F. Phil brook states that Dr. Mace will be here to attend the Cochise county institute which will be held during the week of November 16. He is one of the lecturers. Dr. Mace states he lis very anxious to see this section .of the country, particulGS arly along the Mexican border, and will bring his wife along to see the sights.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS.

All members Bisbee Lodge No. 10. l. O. o. F. are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall at 12:3O sharp to- day to attend the funeral Of Brother w. A. Harrison from Palace under. taking parlors at l P. M. today.
 G. s. ROUTH, So Noble Grand
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
RehearsaI for aPennantl

There was a large and enthusias- tic rehearsal of "The Pennant" last night at the Y. NJ. c. A. Director Ten Broeck is much pleased with the pro- gress made so far and expects the production 10 add much to the pres uge Of the Eastern Sar when it is staged
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Talked of Picture.

One of the most talked of pictures yet aPown in the district was that shown yesterday evening at the Or. pheum theatre. The picture was one of the Bison output. called the For. biduen Room" and from the time of it's first appearance on the screen to the end of the last foot, the audience was held breathless For heavy and at the same time attractive work the picture has been uneXcelled of late in the district, and many who visited the show last evening put in a good boost for the Bison people and the.r output
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
"The PeopIe,s roast.n

A classy card bearing the heading. "The Peoples Toast" has made it's appearance in all the saloons Of this city as well as in other towns Of the state The lines run thus:
 Heres to Arizona.
 A great old state, you bet,
 And the way to keep it prosperous
 Is to vote to keep it wet"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
L o CAL
Visiting in Mlssourl.

Mrs. Alexander V. Dye, wife of Dr Alexander V. Dye. assistant to Wal ter Douglas, accompanied by the two children, has gone to her old home in Missouri to visit with relatives und friends. Mrs. Dye expects to be gone about six weeks and while away will attend the wedding of her neice, Miss Ozell Miller who is to be married to a prominent young al. torney in the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Is Reported lmprovino

Mrs. Jake Fletcher who was yester. day operated on at the C. & A. hospi. taL was yesterday evening reported as resting easily. The nurse in charge stated that she is in better condition than was expected at SO early an hour and that chances are all on her side. Her many friends in the city will be pleased to learn of her welfare.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Experlmental Well.

According 10 Billy Graham, who has returned from Tucson work on the experimental well to be sunk in the Sulphur Springs valley by the agricultural department Of the uni. yersity, will be started November I This will be welcome news to, the valley farmers, who are much inter. ested in the proposed experiment.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
"Am Is Well."

The above words are all that 4s left of a communication sent on a postal card to Jack O'Connor by his brother who is now with the British army in France The censor had de- lated the rest Mir O'Connor prizes the card as a souvenir and it has been inspected by many If his friends
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Here From Phoenin

E. P. Conway, well known bitulith- lie paving expert. is in the city from his headquarters at Phoenix. He and .F. P Weber motored up from Doug las, having gone there on business the previous night.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Realetratlon Closes roda,

Registration for the state and coun- ty election closes this afternoon at 8 o'clock and all who have not regis tered are urged to do so, as this is positively the last chance. Any justice of the peace is a registration officer. There is no charge for the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15

m writing these lines to express my grad- tude So you. ] am only 16y ears old and work in \ tobacco ia c tory. | have been a very sick girl but l have improved wonderfully sin c e taking Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and am now looking fine
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
HovIand Vlslts District.

H B. Hoyland, who has offices in Duluth and New York and who is one of the most prominent mining men in the country, is in the city for a brief stay on business. MT. Hovland is well known in this district, having operated here in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Redmen Have Social.

Chief Tribe No. 2, Of the Redmen. held a most enjoyable social last night at Medigovich hall. The affair was for the members and their wives or lady friends and there was large attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
New Railroad Switches.

force of men was at work yes terday afternoon installing new frogs and switches in the street railroad track on Main street opposite the Elks club.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Civil Case nn Trial

The case of Leonard Koch vs. NJ. N. Gallagher. owner Of the Allen block, was on trial yesterday before Judge Walter Thomas. The court re- served decision until Thursday at 9 D. m The suit was over bin pre-. scented by Koch to Gallagher for plumbing and repairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
To cananea

Bill Hooking. who is chauffeur for Supt George Kingdom of Cananea, passed through Bisbee yesterday on his way Go Canauea from Douglas. In the car with him was E. B. Reeves, a well known Cananean who is now in the theatrical business in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
suralar steals Morphine.

A "dope fiend' broke into the Lo- well drug store Monday night and stole $25 worth Of morphine He took nothing else. Officers think 1t may be the same man who is now in the city jail suffering from the drug habit They are Investigating the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15

Why make the drinking men pay our taxes? In doing so we lower their wages and increase poverty-The sa- loon is a most expensive tax collec- tor. se
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Valley Gentleman Here.

T. J. Potter was in yesterday from his ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley He is a well known cattle. man, having lived in this section for thirty years.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
cIasses at nYn

The classes in Spanish and Eng fish will be started at tbe Y. M. c. A. as soon as the registration reach .es six in each class. It is believed this will bd very soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
From U of A.

l. c. E. Adams Jr of the university will spend the week end here with his folks, coming over with the foot ball team which will play here Sat urday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
On Huntina Trip.

On Hunting Trip.
 F L. Michoels and J. C. Mitchell took a hunting trip in the Sulphur Springs valley yesterday and bagged number of ducks and rabbits.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
"Get a Reoelntn .

F. P, Weber, the well known rep resentative of the National Cash Register company is in the city on one of his regular visits.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
cunnlek to Tueson.

Ross Cunnick. formerly of this city but now a popular Douglas drummer, left last night for Tucson after spend. ing a day here on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Mere From Hereford.

Mics Anna Clinton and John Clin. ton were in yesterday from Hereford on land business They have home. steads in that vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Crouch to Naeo.

Irwin Crouch dispatch bearer for Gen. Maytorena, returned yesterday to headquarters after a. brief visit in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
NeM Teacher ArrIvea-

Miss Mabel c. Johnson has arrived from Kearney Neb, to take charge .of the first grade work at the Gen. tral school. She is graduate or the Nebraska state normal and has had several years experience in teaching
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Underwood Typewriter Man.

A. w. Rousch, the Underwood type its to this section, is now in the city, having arrived yesterday from Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Buick Cars Sold.

The Cochise Motor company has sold Buick cars to W. H. Brophy, of this city and R. l.. Hawes, of Cananea. Both gre former Buick owners.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Knlehts TempIar Meetino.

There will be a stated meeting of liisbee Commandry No 4. Knights remplar tonight ct Masonic Hall at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15

Cut flowers for sale at sasse's Candy Store. A5O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
In From Ranch.

W. H. Neel of the 4-Bar ranch was in the city yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
Back From Coast.

Mrs M J. Brophy and children. sabinl Jane and Paul have returned from an extended visit at Oakland. Calif
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
To Texas

To Texas.
 James Gore and family of Quality Hill left last night for Fowlerto1, Texas, to reside on the farm which Mr. Gore has at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15

If The Proposed Amendment To The State Constitution Should Pass 1t Would Work Suffering On Both Man And Beast-A The Old Household Remedies Which Your Mother Used to Ease Your Pains Will Be Barred Forever From The State.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
WHAT WOULD THOMAS JEFFERSON, THE
 APOSTLE OF LIBERTY THINK OF THIS?

THINK OF THISI The State Constitution Should On Both Man And Beast-AII Which Your Mother Used to Ease ever From The State. ,INEs THAT CONTAIN ALCOHOL Growev-Grahams Cactico Hair. -Benton's Hair
 -Skookum. Absorbine--Young's Junior. Alcooi-DeMenthe -Eckman's Anti-Pain-Bells. Antiseptine-N B. & Co. -Chamberlain's Pain. Balmwort-Compound Fluid Harkola. Buchu-Helmboids Extract. Cascara -Evacuant. Castoria. Celery. Beef & Iron Wyeth. Chionig-PeacocR's. Chlorodyne-J Collis Brown. Cin-ko-na & Iron. Compound-Bu Burkhart's Meg.
 -Haydens Viburnum.
 -Pinkham's Vegetable
 Sharpe & Dohme's.
 -Glycero Phosphates.
 -Lithiated Sorghum.
 -Wampole's Aromatic.
 --Laxatives. Cordials-Atlas Blackberry.
 |" -Cascara
 '" -Fosgates Anodyne
 -Lloyd's Neutralizing.
 -Hagee's Cod Liver oil
 -McLean's Strengthening.
 -Merrelrs Pascarnata.
 " Mothers Home Blackberry
 Shakers Digestive.
 -Stearn'g Kola
 -Tilden's Calisaya
 Warmers Tone Sumbul
 -Cudahy's Pepsin. Essence-CardioI
 Jamaica Ginger.
 -KiesOw's
 -Lilly's Pancreatin.
 -Stearn's Panase.
 -Wampoles Pepsln.
 -ZaegeIs Swedish.
 Dry Liquid. Essencia de Calisaya Parke, Davis &
 Co. Essencia de Coca. ExpectoraHt-Ampdune Pine.
 -Jayne's
 -Nodyne Pine.
 Red Spruce and Codein, Discovery-Copper's New
 Halls Great.
 -Kennedy's Medical Honey-Foley's Tar. sphites-Fellows'. LactoDeptine-EliXir Layona de Composee-Smiths inimert-Ballard's Snow.
 -Chamberlains
 -Grandma's
 -Jaye's.
 -McLean's Volcanic Oil
 Mexican Mustang
 Texas.
 -Listerins. Mault Murine Marrow-Armour's Red Bone Montho-Laxine Essence Mothers Friend Ar1,,vgyfafa Gghafffo1fDfe Pectoral-Ayer's Cherry. ptoroids-Ferrated
 Promo. Peruna. Prescriptions-Pierce's. -Bradheld's. Remedy -Chamberlain's
 -Colic-Diarrhoea.
 -Drake's German.
 Group.
 -Foley's Kidney.
 -Kennedy's Fay.
 Kilmer's Penal. arsaparila-Hood's.
 Shops. artweed-Pierce's Swamp Root-Kilmer's. Swissco-Hair, Scalp. Remcyer-Fitchs Ideal Citucura. RestoI er-Allen's Hair.
 Briggs 60 Days. -Klien's Nerve Tincture-Keath's Ayena. Tongaline Tonic Bells Veg. Wine-Chapoteauts. --Gilmore's. or both man and beast waters and flavoring ex- IT both man and beast cannot foolishl So foolishl adV.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15

A FEW OF THE PATENT MEDl Abican- Kennedy's. Aceite- -Mexicano. Aletris Cordial Alterative-Jayne's Balm-McLean's K. & l.. Balsam-Allen's Lung. -Gombaults Caustc. Halls Lung -Hanfords. of Myrrh. Wakefeld's Blackberry. Wistar's Wild Cherry. Armour's Beef, Iron and Wine. Bitters -Abbotts Aromatic. " -Angostura Selgerts. Atlas Tonic. -Atwood's Jaundice. Baxter's Mandrake. -Burdock's Blood California Fig. -Carter's Iron -Damiana Derwents Wine. -Graefenberg's Health. -Hostetter's. -Lashs.
 iPrickly Ash Wakehelds. Yerba Buena, Warrens. Borolyrtol BrontdCs-Peacocks. Bromidia-Battles. Bromoform Bronchial Anodyne-- Cod Liver On-Hagees.
 -Lloyds Neutralizing
 -McLean's Strength
 euing.
 -MerrelIs Pascarnata
 Mothers Homo
 Blackberry.
 Shakers Digestive.
 -Stearn's Kola
 -Tilden's Calisaya.
 Warmers Tonic Sum
 bull Cure-Coke's Dandruff Columbia Colic -DeWitts One Minute Cough. --Foley's Kidney. Hairs Asthma. Halls Catarrh. -McBurney's Cough Cure -Shilohs Consumption -Sloan's Colic -Spohn's Distemper. Swans Liver and Kidney. Danderine-Knowltons. Cascara-Cascara, Wampoles. Discoyeries-King's New
 -Pearce's Golden Medical Drops -Swanson's Five. Eau de Quinine-I. D. l.. EliXir-Acker's Blood -Dawn's Vegetable. -Enzymer, Armour's -Ferated Phosphorized Iron Hands Worm -Lactopeptine. -LaRocheis Quinine PanPeptic. --Chloro Calcium. Peptenzyme -Herion. Iron & Manganese Pep. Pan-Peptie -Tryees F'uchu & Hyosc. -Salicylic Acid Comp. -Wyeth's Camip x Fennell. Essence-Pancreatin. Browns Jamaica Ginger.
 -CardioL -Cudahy's Pepsin Lilly's Pancreatin. -Stearn's Panase. Wampoles Pepsin. EsseHcia de Calisaya Essencia dc Coca EXpectorant-Ancydyne Pine
 -Jayne's.
 -Parke, Davis & Co.
 Red Spruce & Codeline. Extraet-Pabst Malt -Pierce's Smartweed. -Schuster's Malt -Wyeth's Malt Bradheld's Mothers Ladies' Glycei o-Ferri-Mangani. GlycerO Lactated Pepsin,
 An Kinds of Eminent
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-15
ONLY SIXTEEN,
 GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

New Orleans, La. .-"I take pleasure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-22
WHERE TO GO FOR INFORMATION
IN 4 SMALL TOWN.

IN the october American Magazine
George Fitch, the Illinois humorlst,
writes an amusing piece entitled 1.-THE
Jomeburg Telephone Exchange" in
whlch ne describes the telephone in
small village. In the following extract
h" explains why Carrie the telephone
operator knows more than anyone else
IN town
when my wife wants to know If
hats are being worn at an afternoon
reception she calls Carrie. Ten to one
Carrie has caught scrap OF CONVERSE
ton over the line and knows. But If
she hasn't she Will call up and find
out. When n doctor leaves his office to
make call he calls up Carrie, and
she faithfully pursuos him through
town and country all day. If necessary.
When we are preparing for n journey
we do not go down to the depot until
we have callSl up Carrie and have
found out If the train Is on time. And
when our babies wander away We no
longer run frantlcally mp and down the
street hunting for them. We ask Carrie
to advertise for lost child seven
hands high, and wearing a four-hour-
old face-wash; and within five minutes
she mas called nm fifteen people In
various parts of the town and has dis
covered that said child is playing In
dian In some back yard few blocks
away.
Carrie is also our confidante. | hate
to think of the number of things Car
/ erie knows Proving into our lines
while we are talking, as she does, in
search of connections to take down
she OverhcarS enough gossip to turr
| lIomehurg into hotbcd Of anarchy If
she We're to Let loose
but she doesn't Carrie keeps al
the secrets that thousand other wom
on can't. She knows what Mrs Vim
BILE Horn said to Mrs. Ackley over thu
line which made Mrs Ackloy so mac
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-22
JAMES EDWARD WRIGHT.
ORION the Christian Rcd story

The life Of Rev. James Edward Wright
u. d, which ended naturally and peace
fully Sept >. 1914, is a record of faith
full and noble service to his fcllow-men
and Of a serene self-poiscd, strong, and
beautiful character
! To tell what he did day in and day
out as the minister OF the Montpelier
J parish for fOrtv-five years would be no
easy task hut to describe him the spirit
/ that hrcathed In him, the ideals that
guided him and shed their beauty on him,
his unconscious goodness, his gentle
stornncss, his lowly faithfulness In great
things and small, 50 as to bring the man
before us simply as he was In his modest
greatness, would require a pen dipped
IN light
he was born July Q. 1880 of sound Con-
Eregational stock, his father Rev. Chester
Wright having been the first minister
Of the town. There he lived til he was
fifteen years old. Thither he returned at
the age of thirty, after having had the
benefits of education in the Boston Latin
School, Harvard College (class OF SD.
the 44th Regiment OF Massachusetts
/ Volunteers in North Carolina CG2), and
Andover Theological Seminary (class OF
G5), and after three years experimental
preaching in the "Christlan" Church IN
Maine and Illinois. There in September.
1863 he accepted the invitation of the
recently organized Church of the Messiah
| Unitarlan) to become its pastor, to
(which his whole life was given In love
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-22
POLITICAL RALLY.
DR.. J. ID. Bnchnnd Given Ovation Mt
Meeting of Franco Inn ricnn League.

The FrancO-American League had a
largely attended rally in St Johns hail
Tuesday evening and much enthusiasm
was manifested. Alderman G, p. Dion pre-
sided, assisted by Alderman A. Boucher
The sherman band paraded on Church,
Pearl, Champlan and North streets and
gave good lively national airs. There
was an attendance of over 300 who felt
very much interested in all that was
said The principal speaker was Or. ].
ID. Bachand, member of the dental com
mission of this state. He cited the ad-
vantages that the league would have by
uniting strongly in favor of Candidates
Prouty, Gates. Greene and Dale Alder
man Dion, Dr. r. j. A. lombard,
Aristide Lachance of st. Johnsbury and
others also spoke In favor of the candi-
dates mentioned.
DIR. J. d. Bachand had to speak n sec
ond time at the earnest request of the
audience. His ideas of unity which is
spreading all over the State created
much applause, After the speeches all,
irrespective of parties, shook hands and
agreed to support the aforesaid candi-
dates on the Bird day of November.