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Newark post., 1914-06-24
W.. c. T. u. Supper

Ladies of the Newark w. C. T.
U. have announced that they will
hold their annual supper Septem-
Der 18th.
Newark post., 1914-06-24

The New Castle County w. G. T.
U. will hold rummage and apron
si:ic at leo West Eighth street,
Wilmington, June 25, 26 and ~.
Contributions will be Sent - the
named place.
Newark post., 1914-06-24
Rummage Sale

Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold a Rummage Sale
on next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, afternoon and even
ing.
Newark post., 1914-06-24
DR.. SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL

Dr. the meeting of the Board OF
He entered his duties
will take place time IN
the fall Dr. will here during of the summer
his taking active the Summer
School which opens Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

checks good before leaving that city and upon his own volition. He claims that he intended making the check here good in the event he received the money and Silberstein failed to credit the signature. However Cohen did not receive the money here. pay ment on the check being held up by the bang until inquiry could be made at Savannah
 The defense yesterday made no strenuous effort in behalf Cohen, ap- parently expecting that the evidence against him would warrant his being held to the Superior Court. It was said that the fight for his release would be made there and that in the meantime there would be nothing gained by laying bare the line of defense which would be followed. Jus tice Thomas in fixing the amount of the bond yesterday said that the fig ure named was that which it was cus- tomary to make in such cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
Blood Tonic Has
 Important Meaning
Puts the Right Sort of Vim
 Where Most Needed.

ITO tone Che blood means to enable it to throw on accumulated impurities, Co in- crease Che rcd C1rpuscica and 70 put tne blaod-making organs Into such active eondl' ton as To produce that conscious sensation Of what we feel as health.
 This is Che logical eucct Of uslns the famous blood puriher &. s. s.
 Half the people you meet complain Of weary muscles. Htamant brain, tangled nerves and a wonderful desire Co lay down and just quit Most of these people have been using nerVines that spasmodlcally Hare up Che nerves only to die down again, aa ale they must Avoid nerve 8umuants, Bear ln mind that ths wom-out feeling ia due to poor blood. Go bacteria iu the water you drink, to the multiplying Of destruc tlFo eerms in the blood faster than they can be overcome by tho white c0rpuscles condition where Che ven0us or Impure blood accumuIatcs faster than t can be replaced by thr red arteral blood.
 s s s has long been famous as a blood purifier and ifs action by elimination oi fho irritating p0isons that lnfest Che blood is oue 0f tho very important hiuEs to know.
 You can get 8. S. s. at any drug store but take DO other so-called blood purinor
 8 & s. ls purely a vegetable product ond you win make a great mistake to have some enthusiast palm on a mercury. arsenic OF Iod.ie of potash preparation that may do EOU IrrnugronIo harm.
 S s s prepared by The Swift Specific Co.,. 5nl Swift Hldg,, Atlanta. Ga., and II rr1 have any deop-aenred or obstinate blood trrstle write to tnoir Medical Dept for froc advice lt win be wortf your whlk Co do 3o.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
STONE BREAKING MAY BE ADDED CITY JAIL
 FARE FOR REGULARS

Two Mexicans, a man and a girl of about 20. were taken In custody yes terday afternoon by Marshal Allison on Chihuahua hill at a house which has recently been in the eye of the police as a probable designation place. The arrests of yesterday and the circumstances under which made determined the correctness of this belief
 The arrested couple will be ar- raigned today under misdemeanor charges in the police court of Judge Walter Thomas. The man will prob ably be given a jail sentence and it is possible that he may be the first of several Mexicans upon whom the marshal has his eye as likely candi, dates for work at breaking rock for use on city streets. The others are ordinary Mexican drunks, who have acquired the habit of going to jail regularly, feeding at the expense of the city during these terms of sen. tence and then happily going back to the streets to remain until they again feel the need of a vacation period at the rest cure establishment of the city.
 The marshal, police judge and su- perintendent of streets have recent. ly conferred about stone breaking. There are several projecting rocks at Castle Rock that 1t is generally deemed should be taken down. in or der to increase public safety. The marshaTs idea is said to be to have these projections taken down and thereafter to employ city prisoners at the task of breaking them up. While the program will not appeal to the regular about the city jail, 1t is one from which the city would benefit both in the pulverized rock secured for street improvement work and in lessening the expense account for meals served city prisoners, a num- Der of who mwould reform were there work as well as rest in attendance on jail sentences.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
 AGAIN TO FORE IN
 LOCAL DISCUSSION

Discussion of Mexican affairs re- vived with a snap an over the district yesterday, resultant upon the breach between Villa and Carranza and the attendant likelihood of the resump. tion of action along the border
 Inquiries made of Naco and Can anea yesterday brought replies to the enect that there was no indication in the actions of Mexican officials in either Cananea or Naco Sonora. of any new alignments. Matters were proceeding as formerly with the off, cials lately in charge going undis- trbed about thei rvarious duties.
 In we'll informed circles in the dis trict. there was surprise expressed concerning the withdrawal of Villa from Carranza. Information which has been brought here by well in- formed persons. many of these prom inent mining people of Mexico who have been spending portions of en, forced vacations in visiting mines Of the district and the smelters at Douglas. has been uniformly to the effect that Villas one great passion is to kill Huerta and that to the achievement of this purpose he would sacrifice all else For this reason it has been believed that no matter how deeply Carannza might offend him. he would persist in cooperation with him, at least until Huerta was defin- itely disposed off,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

Supervisor John Rock agreed that the average price paid for these cattle would be forty dollars per head, and at this figure a toJa is made of $1,347- 200 as the amount received for cattle shipped from this county over the one railroad These shipments included many cattle that were brought out of Mexico, the Green Cattle Company be- ing the heaviest importer from that country This company made its final shipment on Sunday sending out 74 cars
 The figures given above do not in- clude the large shipments from the northern part of the county that went out over the Southern Pacific Will cox. Benson and other loading sta- uons on the S. P which sent out many trains loaded with cattle this year but the number can only be approximate ed It is believed that including these shipments there has been not less than two million dollars received this year for cattle shipped from Cochise county. to say nothing of what has been disposed of to the butchers of the county. Many range cattle were butchered during the fall and winter in Bisbee and Douglas and the smalle- dealers throughout the county are supplied entirely from the range herds and pastures.
 The cattle shipped from the range iu this county rank among the best cattle to be found in the southwest. an having been bred up Co Q high standard during Che last dozen years. Herefords are the favoritos. though there are other good grades to be found
 The cattle industry has always beer
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
THOUSAND HEAD or CATTLE

The El Paso & Southwestern rail- road has hauled away from Cochise county during the present year SAP cars loaded with cattle from stations in Cochise county as follows; From Douglas. 366 cars; from Hereford, SIS cars; from Naco. 133 cars, and from Bernardino, % cars
 A close estimate made by cattle men puts the average number of cat. ue to the ear at 40. ranging from 90 for yearlings to 3l for steers three years old, and cows. At this aver age. 83.6SO.
 Several cattlemen inteia lowed in- cluding B. A. Packard, J. T Hood and
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

80 per cent tobacco and 20 per cent sugar, and if you really want a mans chew" buy Penn's Natural Leaf lt goes further than any other manufac- tured in the guaranteed chewing to- bacco If after you have chewed this plug of tobacco and you are not satis- fled that it is the best tobacco you ever chewed. return this guarantee tO your dealer and he will gladly refund you your money.
 With this display of confidence on the part of the manufacturer and the enthusiasm shown by the salesman, 1t was sure up to the man to purchase plug of Penn's Thick Natural Leaf
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
COHEN HELD TO THE SUPERIOR COURTj IS
 WITHOUT BONDSMEN

In the court of Justice Thomas yes- terday afternoon. l. Cohen. held on Ia charge of forgery was bound over to appear in the Superior Court. bond being fixed in the sum of Si,0OO He will probably be taken to Tombstone jail today as he does not expect to be able to raise the amount of the bond Immediately.
 It has been brought out that prior to Issuance Of the cheek to which was forged the name of l.. Silberstein. of Savannah Ga. for 275 in this city Cohen issued two checks in El Paso for $25 each which were also unau- thorized. However he made these
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
MODERN SELLING
 AS CARRIED ON BY A
 PROGRESSIVE CONCERN

The writer's attention was called yesterday to an unusual method Of introducing merchandise into the homes of consumers. While al home the other day a man was approached by very enthusiastic salesman who asked if he was a user of chewing to- bacco. Being interested, the man an- swered that he was The salesman then proceeded to explain why Ponn's Natural Leaf was a better tobacco and why every man that enjoyed or de- rived pleasure from chewing tobacco should become a user of Penn's Nat ural Leaf and here are the reasons:
 First-The reason for making a house to house canvass selling this
 brand tobacco was. that the firm
 wanted to come in direct contact with the consumer of chewing tobacco, SO
 that they might lay before them a quality of Penn's Natural Leaf
 Second TO explain that in the man Iufacture of Penn's Natural Leaf the Ileaf is carefully selected. thoroughly cured, properly aged, brushde before 1t | is put into plug form
 Third You have no doubt heard
 men say that they do not like such
 and such brands of tobacco, because | it has a copperous taste, why dear
 sir, there is no such thing used in
 tlle manufacture of any tobacco. The .copperous taste is caused by the man. Iufacturer using leaf tobacco that has lnot been thoroughly cured and aged before manufactured. An leaf tobacco lcontains a certain amount of amonia,
 which produces Che c0pperous taste
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18
SALE OF TOMBSTONE
 CON, PROPERTIES IS
 TO BE MADE TUESDAY

On Tuesday next the receiver Of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Com pany, A. L Grow. win offer for sale at Tombstone am the property of that company the proceeds to be applied on the indebtedness of the company. which amounts to several million dol lars. The sale will include an the mines and machinery Of every char acter owned by the company Among other assets Go be disposed Of Is the great pumping plant installed several years ago and said to have the largest capacity Of any pumping plant in this country.
 The expectation is that Phelps. Dodge & Company will be the pur- chasers. other bidders may be on hand and 1t Is reported that recently Frank Murphy. president of the Con. solidated Company has been in New York making efforts Co form a syndi- cate for the repurchase of the prop erty on which he spent several mil lions Of dollars.
 The P-D. Company, it is known. has caused its engineers to make a thor ough examination Of the property in the Tombstone district. not only that included in the bankrupt company holdings but of many other holdings. lt is reported that as a result Of the examinations made the P.-D Company has during the last few months taken options on many claims not connect. ed in any way with the Consolidated Company and that on these options considerable money has been paid
 The Phelps-Dodge Company. besides being a creditor of the bankrupt com pany. is especially interested in the Tombstone district. because of the branch of the El Paso x Southwest ern railroad built from Fairbanks into the district ten years ago. No one has been encountered who would ven- ture a guess as to what the property will bring on the forced sale fixed for next Tuesday
 Since the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company was thrown into bankruptcy the property has been un- der the control of A. L. Grow. the re- ceiver When he assumed control of the property several years ago he an- nounced that leasers would be aI- lowed to work and this work has yielded profit to many workers in the district Some of the ore shipped was remarkably rich and the royalty from the ore shipped by the leasers has been sufficient to pay all expenses of the company including taxes and be- sides has provided a neat surplus to the credit of the receivers account.
 Should this property come into the possession of Phelps Dodge & Com pany it is expected that work of some character will be started at once and because of this belief there is much renewed hope and expectation for the future of the district which has a history unequaled by any other in the Southwest In the early days many millions were secured from the prop critics by the original owners and at all times the district has been pro. ducing more or less high grade ore In the early days of the Consolidated Company much ore was shipped to the Copper Queen smelter in this city. be- sides a stamp mil was operated for a time.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

complained of and is always found in tobaccos that has not been properly cured and aged.
 Do you know that the average plug tobacco is manufactured of a thick porous leaf that absorb fits own weight in moisture. You can readily see there can be but one result. you are paying tobacco prices for sweet ening. Penns Natural Leaf contains
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

an important one in this county and twenty years ago, before the build ing of the El Paso & Southwestern road, WillcoX was the largest cattle shipping stations in Arizoua cattle being driven there from an Che terr- tory now patronizing the Southwest
 ern, including a large area of the
 Sonora country
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

If you have the itch. don't scratch
 It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed Apply BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub 1t in gently on the affected parts. It relieves itching instantly and a few applications removes the cause thus performing a permanent cure Price 25c. soc, ane $l.OO per bottle. Sold by the Bisbez Drug Co.-Adv (88O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-18

J. A. Zander. tuner: phone PAS; Howe Jewelry Company. C699)
The evening world., 1914-01-20

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solcss wAiss ths hssA = s'as Sses
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tween July -. 1911. and June 8. 1918.
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The evening world., 1914-01-20
wRECkAGE OF STEAMER
NEAR CASTLE ISLAND
Bridge Deck and Pilot House Indi.
cate Loss Of Another YES
sci in Storm.

BATTING RR Jan. So.-What 10
believed 70 be- part Of . steamer
wrecked during . recent storm was
passed last Thursday. near Bird
Rock. . small lsiAnd north q Castle
Island, by the Norwegian fruit
steamship Jose. here from jamaica.
Omoers Of the JOSE said tho wreck
ass appeared 70 b the bridge deck
Of Q steamer. was about nifty feet
square and had attached . pilot
house or chart room.
The evening world., 1914-01-20
5000 BACK ON JOB,
RAILROAD STRIKE
IS QUICKLY ENDED
Delaware and Hudson Men
Win Demand and Trains
Are Again Running.

ALBANY. Jan. W.-0peratioas on
the Delaware and Hudson Railway
had reached practically normal pro-
portions to-day end The system prs.
sented striking contrast TO It's par
aiysed condition during the sixteen
hour strike yesterday. The tisup
came 70 IN end last night when Of
nciais Of the company at the susges.
ton Of q. W. W. Hanger Of the
Federal Board q l1e1lat1ea ana Con.
ciliatioa aoosdsd - ~ demands Of
the snueoyses. ~ Ne esems Of
agreement two employees whs had
besa G1ahargsd fee AllsOUd Violation
q ~ eo0Dany s1Ass Wses Psusseel
70 their former positions. .."
Other than large accumuiations ol
freight ana mall about the dspots
and terminal points. there was moth
ing to-day - indicate that . strike
had been IN proSrsss. During the
shoet Wms that the members OF che
unions In connection With the operat.
Ing snd Of the road were on strike.
shop0sa and s@os employees con.
tinued at work. 30 whom the con.
trpvsrsy was settled everything waa
ID readiness for the strikers - tain
W their work where they left on
Il was bsilsvsd thas ell ~ delayed
freight aaA naai would - moved
within twenty.feur hours.
None Of The strtksss will sulBse q
. result Of the walkout. The union
employees rsturnsd TO their work a
sxactiy the came footins that they
len. Men VITO had acquired dsmsrit
marks still found them chalksd "
asAinst them ana thoss who had
Slsas records upoa having again
started In Win cloan dates.
The evening world., 1914-01-20
NDthY WILL FlsnT
Cd UlSM8 INDICTMENT
snmer sngS Rrwsden ces Pa.
mis66o 10 lHpsd ostsd
- J1sy Mipute.

81 0Um1 = - 0Wa1lo Wu110
nSVUxx0 PLAINS. n. T.. Jaa. ~
,Duo0o osoge Juse1ss -11ursehausss
oos0uy save formee Warden John Q.
- ks219s0 = lcaescs tss
~ G1iCtel I'm On the charge that
-. Ne1SRylSlt11 g esssssm z lnty
The evening world., 1914-01-20
The Store is opened daily at 9 A. M.

d. AItntatt & On.
are now displaying, in the Trimming Depart
rent, a highly attractive assortment Of
Beaded Garnitures, Bodies
and B0leros
for evening wear, rejecting the latest Partisan
ideas as to design and color. Especially novel
and striking are the strand and fringe effects
In crystal, silver, gold and colors on q back.
ground of black or white net. Trimmings to
match these garnitures are also In stock
Aspecial Offering for Tomorrow "wednesday
will consist of
A Selection of Beaded 0arnitures
In a variety Of new, attractive styles, actual
values $3.50 to 1880. at S4.75, SIS & $50.
A Special Purchase of
5000 Yards of Black Broadcloth
(spot-proof finisED
81 inches wide, will be offered tomorrow
"wednesday at the exceptional price of,
per YARD $l.SS
A Quantity of Dress and Skirt Lengths
of various fabrics, in a wide range Of colors,
will also be placed on sale, in order to effect
a clearance, at Is their actual value.
ASale In the Boys Clothing Department, for
tomorrow wednesday,, wilt consist Of
A Special Importation Of
Boys English MILDLY Suits
Isles ; to 9 years., of white galatea; value
~sVV ~ 9%.V
Also Boys ,Man-o'-War Trousers,
Of white galatea, or Boys Knee Trousers, Of
The evening world., 1914-01-20
DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR

Gowns Of fine Nsinsook neck model trimmed with
Valencennes lace embroidery casing with ribbon
values las and l.Se. o6e
Gowns Of Cotton Crepe. trimmed with Torchou laos
and ribbon. value l.s0, 96e
Gowns Of Cambric.-squa neck model, trimmed With
dainty embroidery insertion combined with tuclu and
embroidered medallion and ribbon. value l.S0, o8e
Gowns Of sheer Nainsook,-trimmed with Vajsn-
ciennes Lace and bowknot medalions Of Shadow IAes
combined with tuclins and ribbon. value 2.2s. l.S0
Gowns of fine Batiste-slipon model trimmed With
dainty not edging combined with medallons a eyslst
embroidery and ribbon. value SOS. $50
Gowns Of sheer Null in Ill White or Pink; YOKE Of
Renaissance Lace with shower rosette OF ribbon. 205
value $50 81
Combinations OF sheer Nansook trimmed with
bohemian LAoe and insertion fine embroidery, with
beading and ribbon. value l.so. CSC
Combinations Of shser Nansook trimmed with fish.
eye Valeneennes Lace combined with ribbon 1.S0
value LES IN
Combinations Of fine Nainsook, trimmed with dainty
embroidery combined with ribbon. value Los. l.so
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-12

pun is pinned beside the twist.
This arrangement gives the effect
Of three puffs across the top Of the
crown when viewed from the front.
Both sides are arranged in the same
manner. The hair is drawn loosely
back to give q soft appearance about
the face and to allow the waves to
retain their position.
Any short locks about the forehead
are trimmed of In q light. even fringe
and curled slightly. They are to be
arranged In short curls at each side
Of the part. or combed across the fore
head, according to their becoming
ness to the wearer.
The middle part Is suited to very
youthful faces and those past middle
life, but the woman IN her prime
should experiment before adopting It.
A side part is more piquant and i'm
parts youthful look.
With the return Of wide-brimmed
hats we are likely to have the return
Of puffs. They are always admired
and for the woman who must resort
to false hair they are the lightest and
most convenient substitute for natural
locks.
JULIA eoTToMLEY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-12
Useless Clothes.

According to the united opinion Of
doctors and race experts we eat too
much, and it might be wisely added
that nearly every woman buys too
many clothes. Each woman will deny
this assertion with emphasis. because
she remembers the frequent occasions
for which she had nothing to wear.
She has bought too much however.
when she has two useless suits or
frocks hanging in the closet.
Half the secret of i'll buying is the
random method adopted. One sees q
thing in the shop and buys it indie
pendent Of its immediate usefulness in
the wardrobe. Fashion in materials
changes almost as quickly as fashion
In silhouette. and the thing bought
merely because 1t might serve at some
time rarely finds its place In the
scheme Of good dressing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-12

The snow-white handkerchief 10
ousted for the moment; not for every
hour Of the day. but for morning wear
especially, and then 1t is that fancies
in colors have the lead. These col.
ored handkerchiefs are not Of violent
coloring as they we're some time since.
Instead, they are soft and gentle in
tone. some being quiet even to the
point Of dullness. Quiet grays and
browns. yellows and greens, purple
tones and dull reds all come with the
morning handkerchief, which may be
Of lawn or, more fanciful still, of the
finest ninon. Those of ninon are most
ly In fine stripes with narrow border
Of the main coloring; but the lawn
mouchoir is more often plain In Its
quiet coloring with a quarter or half.
inch hemstitched border Of white.