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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus B. Durham Of
Buffalo. n. Y, have left town after q
few days visit with Mr.. Burnham's
mother, Mrs. Waterman r Burnham.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Mrs. George Norton OF Lczg Island
has been the guest of Mrs. Calvin h
Frisbie of Mckinley avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Gen. and Mrs. William A Aiken Of
Washington street returned Saturday
from brief visit with their daughter.
Mrs- Benjamin w. Bacon in New Ha-
ven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Miss Ethel ". SEWN. who has been
spending 1--WE weeks OF her vacation at
her home on Broad street, left on
Sunday for Pittsburgh. where she Is
engaged in library work.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Lee OF VIII
liams street. and their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lewis of New London,
have returned from an automobile trip
to Delaware Water Gap and through
the CatslSills-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Briggs of
Broadway entertained a supper party
of fourteen at the Norwich Golf club
Saturday evening in honor Of their
guests. Miss Noeline Westervelt and
MISS Marion Westervelt, Of Engle-
wood. y. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Miss Porteous OF Paramount street
is visiting her sister, Mrs. william
Hislop, in Auburn. y. z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Russell Hopkins OF williams street
has entered Harvard university.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28

Mrs. Daniel s. Haviland Of Greene
avenue has returned from New Ha-
ven.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
s-r'''s's on N..'..

Ma test this mornin' Breddern, am
took from de Holy Writ. wherein we
read how Noah made de Ark an fash
Toned Il: he built de Ark oh gopher
wood. an he used \ cubit rule. while
all de knockers sat croun' an cussed
him TO a fool: de local anvil chorus
dey les sat eroun' an spst terbscccr
Juice upon his wood. an Knocked him
1es' LAX dat. an sex "Whafoah yo'
maxim dis hyah boat foah on dry
lam Yo' all a-thinkln' maybe. dat
yoall's = sailah mani"
0ut Noah paid no tenshun. ncr sl
lowed he heard dem cr0aks. hut jes
minded his own business. lax nil good
and proper folks; when dcy read DE-
Seddah fo'cast-"Mild. continnercd
warm an fair" oil. Noah went ON
bildln' an allowed he didn't care
But one day dc weddsh shifted: dc
barometer done fell. an de rain came
down IN torrents rained for fo'ty
days--dat's all: an de Knockers an
de cr0akcrs drowned jcs' lax 80 many
rats. which was les what de had
commin '.-nothin' ief cxccp' dcy hats.
IN DE- moral oh dis story. Bred.
dcrn hit am writ quite plain. ds,
wlienevah knockers tell yo' dey ain,
gwine 10 bc no rain. jcs' go ahead lax
Noah. and don't let 'cm get go goat.
an some day you'Il have lax Noah.
de hlsges' show afioat.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
Liquor Interest. Force Free sugar

Did the liquor interests of the
United States help put sugar on the
free list In order to cripple the gov
ernments finances and make the
government more dependent than
ever on the internal revenue from
liquor?
That is the charge made by DIR. X.
o. Young. Il Louisiana banker. who
charges that Senator Ollie James OF
Kentucky was one Of the prime NOV
ers for taking the tariff off sugar.
and that big Kentucky distillinG in
terexts have fought for free sugar
ever since the civil war.
1T will be recalled" says DR..
Young. THAT when the last tariff bill
reached the senate. democratic votes
from Kentucky. Ohio. Illinois and
Missouri were careful 10 look after
the welfare Of whisky. beer and to.
bacco. but they did not hesitate ia
destroy the leading industry Of
Louisiana"
Dr. Young urges as retaliation tina,
Louisiana Join the dry column. and
he thinks the votes can be secured
To make II so. lie also urges that all
opponents Of free sugar Ia Louisiana
bring their influence 10 bear ON the
two LouIsianan senators and the con-
gressionai delegation to line them up
for the national prohibition amend.
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

Or Catholics. He Il always In for
anything devised for the good OF the
community: doing Whatever his
hands to do with all his might. SO
y occurred TO Father Dilly that the
vacant land and available water. east
|of La Junta. might afford homes for
families whose energies 60 to waste
In congested districts OF the east.
and, presenting his scheme to his su-
periors. the result was the creation
OF an association designed to plant
colony in Otero county.
The title OF this association Is the
"Catholic Colonization Society,"" Its
officers are: Most Rev. J. J. Glen
non, director general; Most Rev. 8.
Messmer. vice-director general: Rev.
J. L. DE vos. president; Rt. Rev. d.
y Mcmahon. vice president; Very
Rev, +. ]. Vattmann. secretary: Rev.
a, spetz. c. r.. treasurer. Here we
have two bishops and four other dig
nstaries OF the church responding to
al humble priests call. II IL the way
OF the Catholic church.
The office Of the association Is
The Temple. Chicago, for here the
Rev Father DE vos. president. is
stationed. but the society is compos-
ed of Catholic diEnitaries at large.
For example. Bishop Glennon. the d.
rector general. lives ut st. Louis. The
society neither owns land. nor shares
profits; working only through A. u.
REYNOLDS. a Denver man. who. own
Ing land on the Fort Lyon Canal, has
set aside 1000 acres for this colony.
Already. twenty families have taken
farms. No doubt Father Dilly would
be glad to receive letters from pros
pective homcscekers, answering them
promptly. The colony is open for
Catholics and Protestants alike.
Working with Father Dilly. In the
capacity OF superintendent while the
new colony In settling. is b. A. Ungcr.
sent out by Father DE vos. Mr.. I'm
ger divides his time between La Jun
Ia and Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

There is no question about the
statewide resentment In Louisiana
OF the removal Of the sugar tariff.
John NJ. Parker. prominent bust
ness man Of New Orleans. Is running
for governor Of the state against the
democratic nominee. He was for
merly a democrat. but now is Bull
Mooser. being a close friend Of Ro0se-
welt. He IL making his fight ON the
free sugar question, aud that he 10
making vigorous campaign In shown
by the fact that such old line demo-
cratic papers Ms the New Orleans
Daily States are appealing TO the
l.outsianians not TO follow Parker
off Into the Bun Moose ranks. and
are barking back to the dead issues
Of old reconstruction times In their
efforts TO keep the democrats IN
line.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
F..e, Price. tor c...,..

A fancy price was received Tues
day by Judge George r. Patrick of
Pueblo. for 100 head Of 2-year old
hicfers which he has been raising
on his ranch near Ordway. when
a cattlcman made him spot cash of
fer Of $50 head or 5000 for the
lot. the judge didn't hesitate.
1t was n better price than would
have dared TO ask" declared the
Judge after depositing the money.
"but nowadays there is n big demand
for hcifers.'
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
Au JuMTA MANS EXPERIENCE
RssuIts Tell The Tai.

"esoIS8 VoiI the Tale
Can you doubt the evidence Of this
Ia Junta citizen.
You can verify L. Junta endorse.
Hsnt.
Read this:
Ny kidney trouble was hereditary. +.
says P. w. Kirwan. harness dealer. OF
zls San Juan Ave. Ia Junta. Il had
sharp palms In the small Of my back.
which bothered me especially In the
no'aing when I got up and at times
whsn vas working. The kidney se.
efetions were highly colored. Dosu's
Kidney Pills removed these troubles.
IN willing to confirm al said prsje.
os Doan's Kidney Pills some years
go. They cured me and I have had
ueeIe Of - trouble since"
tS,ce &c. at all dealers. Don't ain.
~ ask for kidney remedy-eet
Deans kidnev Pills-the ssme that
~. Kirwan had. Foster.M .Milburn Co.
vssee.. Du9Alo. N. r..
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

II ne summer tins = juss - sssss.
tai - . sias deer 10 1ssias eehss
ssssess. Yes sas 81 Il hses. Sss ~
have many new lsslgss - sAeeee
fre0. W1slew scseea material. eee.
q eeurss. With al tAs ''flsiaes."
Az ~ yes vast. al rea1y fes ~.
cone NV. Dss't ~ ~ sliss. ses..
ooe aheaA q you.
sessa 0asss. nssss1 Wlss - ~.
suoyEla. ro1iIs Axp nors
: = y. : '''''s's A''.''' : =.
=; 81: =; !. IS: 81 :
bun1las $1,000 = - lsusn
poonlnoo pg1eoos Gnn1D1v eoaG11DoA
- - - - - Oqoeus
H.!
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
Better Cake and Biscuits

In all receipts calling for
baking powder, use Dr.. Price!s
Cream Baking Powder. Better and
finer food will be the result,
and you will safeguard it against
q possible dangerous compound.
Look out for adul terated bak.
ing powders. Do not permit them
to come into your house under any
consideration. They may add an
injurious subs tance to your food,
destroying in part its dtgesti-
bility. Doctors Will tell you
this and 1t is inquest enable.
Housewives are sometimes led
to use inferior baking powders
because Of deceptive foaming or
boiling tests or apparent lower
cost, but there is very little
difference in practical use,
about enc cent for a whole cake
or psn of biscuit ts--a mere trifle
WIEN you cons ider the vast d:f-
ference in heal thfu1ness in favor
Of food made with
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
Lade from Cream Of Tartar
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
Ut HoUo e. (I|REIl

90 receive Tie proper taiance 81 fdbd
= eaa!ciently noariah hnth body and
- during Tie growing period when
1atnfee oemands are gTeskes than In
Aeeare HE. This = shown II % many
~: faces lean hodies. frsqaens enlds.
ard hck q aMhstioa.
For n aach childrea - ~ Win
unmistakabae easnestnese: Thy md
SCOTS Hmulsion. and need 4 now. Il
possesses IN concentrated form the vesy
food eIements 70 enrich their blood. Il
changes weakness 10 strength; Il makes
them sturdy ard seronx. No alcohol.
aesee 4 1pUae. nspsnGaaA. MI
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
COUNTY MINING

Continued from Page y
of claim near the Emerald, were
over Sunday and let a contract for
the doing of the annual assessment
work. The contract was given TO-
Johl CrOchetu.
A number of parties are preparing
TO work ON claims which contain man
sanise owing to the present high
price OF that metal and a number Of
viii soon be producing that
have been idle for sometime
At Pearce.
The Commonwealth company it still
at work In the new ore body that was
uncovered under the fat as it is call
ed, and the extent of which yet re-
mains to be determined 1t still con
tinues to maintain its high values and
promises to be the richest body that
has been opened up in that property
for a number of years. The mil lis
running at it's fun capacity and the
regular amount Of gold and silver
bullion being turned out
AT the Commonwealth Extension the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

work of enlarging the shaft on the
Rainbow claim continues and the
largest portion of the waste that ac-
cumulated in the bottom of the shaft
has been removed that 1t is expected
that drifting from the bottom toward
the ore bearing ledge viii be started
soon. Superintendent Hicks is great
ly pleased over the present condition
Of the property and expects soon to
be handling his own ore at a profit.
At Dos cabezas.
Two recent ore strikes have been
made on the property of the Mascot
Copper company, one of which borders
on the sensational, being about 400
feet from the surface in the vicinity
of the Oregon shaft and assays taken
from a distance of twenty-four feet in
the drift average twenty-five per cent
copper
Many ore bodies of a good CONNER
cial grade have been encountered here
tofore on the Mascot property, but
this latest discovery is the largest
high grade ore body thus far opened
in the camp. Ii is bonanza ore in
every sense of the term and present
indications lead to the conclusion
that the body is large as well as
exceedingly rich. At the current
price of copper this ore will net the
company something like better than
$50 per ton and an ordinary car Of
it would yield the company about
$500 net profit.
The other strike was made in
cross-cut run from the hundred-foot
/ level of shaft No and is about $50
feet under the surface. A sample
taken from twelve feet across the
vein assayed about eight,per cent cop
per, besides gold and silver. We are
informed that the shipments for the
month of November will show a nice
increase over those OF last month.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45 a. M with
classes for all ages.
Christian Endeavor at 600 p. M.
Topic: Home Mission Work to be
Done in Our Community Ia;
1924. Leaders. Rev. r. Ayila and MT.
j. Fulton
Public worship at IL a. m. and at
1880 p. m. In connection with the
morning service the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered
and members will be received into the
church. The session meets in the
church at 1890 a. m. Sunday for ex-
animation of those desiring to unite
with the church on profession OF faith.
Woman's League Missionary meet
ing I'm the church Wednesday al 2:3O
p. m. Halfhour study of our work in
Marking, China, led by the pastor
followed by business session Of the
League. Mid-week meeting Wednes-
day at 700 p. m. THE Descent Into
the Valley"
Choir practice Thursday evening.
JOHN p. FRY, Pastor
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Going Through Bisbce
Shops Noticed That /"

forms a most convenient muff holder
little suggestion for the baby IS
an adorable Kewpie, combined with
gauze TO make wings, and satin ribbon
for the baby, and long streamers with
rings in the bottom of each loop. and
the gift is a safety pin holder
The St. Johns Bazaar will be held
on Main street Dec 6. and the ladies
have made some most beautiful gifts
for sale. and these are just the things
for Christmas gifts, and very reason.
ably priced.
The Silhouette changes-and every
one declares that there SIS something
very fascinating i'm the short fun
! skirts-so the figure much change 10
suit the style The waist must be
nipped i'm. the bust raised and the
| hips expanded.
Oyster Gray Boots-haw classy
they look with the afternoon gowns
and our drossy tailored SUITS Tho
Fair has some real beauties for the
nominas price of fe dollars.
Pearls are being worn much NOR,
than any jewelry, excepting the new
/ imitation blue quartz( and they Ger
tainly look well with the style Of
gown that fashion demands-so b,
sure to get a string The shops are
showing some dandy imitation pearls
pearls filled with wax, and they hav,
that rich cream hue. that viii no
darken.
Envelope handbags are very good
Some of the new fashions show tho
waist line raised a little, or eithe
dropped a little almost to the hips
Such fascinating gowns can be mad
Of real fun tulle skirts and a seyerl.
plain cadet blouse, made of mucl
heavier material
Wells are certainly becoming popu
lar, long oowing ones, short nos
wells, and those that hang fin point
and come to the chin.
Spring wheat is a new shade q
light tan and champagne.
Sea weed is also a new color-th
most beautiful color for chiffon velve
Edge your gloves with fur an
put a fur cuff on your boots to mate
lyour gowns.
. These cold days one simply need
q pretty scarf around the neck an
the new military scarfs are the yer
K prettlest things YOU almost ever sa
r lin some of the new shapes. am
with every color a person could poss
q bly, want. DO you know how tina
0 started. Well. when the women aske
4 what they could do to help the SO
diers in the trenches in Europe, the
e sent back the answer that they neede
4 scarfs-so the women made SON
4 pretty ones in bright colors to chez
them and liked the mso well thu
G they copied them i'm silks for ther
D. selves, and now every one wears ON
4 Organdy collars. cut I'm stripes, an
d put together with lacings OF blaC
g .velyet ribbons is a new fashion hin
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Such unusual designs IN Christmas
greetings. and such extreme novelties
in holiday papers, that saw at Rey-
nolds Shop on Main street the other
day, all sorts of hand decorated. and
I am sure that Reynolds have an as
sortment Of dinner cords, favors. al
mond boxes, candle shades and Christ.
mas stationery that win satisfy every
individual taste. so be sure and see
Reynolds cards before YOU buy.
sashes and eridles Che very good.
Funnel shaped collars continue to
be good for evening coats
Fur is still worn and very popular.
heat or no heat.
Blouses are bead trimmed and hand
embroidered
For Christmas get q wicker basket,
and take enough ribbon to make a
nice bag. and saw the edges to the in
side OF the basket, then put "a casing
aud run a cord or ribbon, and you will
have one of the basket bags, for your
sewing.
Remember the Christmas basket for
the needy this year.
The new petiieoats are four yards
around
Up turned sailors are new in hats.
Such pretty things for gifts can be
found az the leading stores-gold hair
pins, nine dollars for a dozen. paper
racks, casseroles. carving sets. picture
/ frames. and all sorts of fine embossed
leather goods and many other pretty
novelties for YOUR friends
Snug warm coats for automobile
Iwear just the kind that you will be
+, interested in these chilly days--arc
being shown att the Phelps Dodge. il
velvet corduroys Of shades Of rose
Igold and melon pink.
Tiny birds are used on the mid-win
ter turbans. I'D.
! Children's frocks are smoked II
different colored threads.
. For Christmas gifts-handkerchiet
We're never prettter and in such
large range of patterns and prices.
The modern homes have adopted
the old time bench for couee, ash
tray OF for what you will
The latest novelties are hat pin sets
two in a set. and inset with rhine
stones. one in Jofre blue and TN
- other in emerald green.
Be sure to put a fur fringe or a DO
pleated edge Of velvet on your ne'
satin or silk gridle.
a nice Christmas suggestion-tak
= wire cake over and dress it in 1873
D style. it makes such a dainty an
: unique cover for your cakes.
j Since furs are so very expensiv
this season. a number of beautifJ
sets Of velvet with fur bands, an
trimmed with chenille roses.
$ Take a long rod and bend it at on
D end at an ANGLE of about thirty de
{ grees, and put a hook on the top {
y this. then cover it with ribbon an
d decorate with fancy flowers, mi
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
POLAND TUNNEL WORKED

PRESCOTT. Nov. p. Shipping
through the SO0O-foot Poland tunnel
from the Eureka mines win be carried
on day and night I'm order TO take care
of the large tonnage recently exposed
at the property near Walker accord
ing to an announcement today Con-
sentative estimates place the output
at 500 tons per week. the only problem
being its successful handling Ship
ment is being made to the Humboldt
smelter.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

When a cold hang on as often hap;
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an.
other, lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease;
This succession of colds weakens
the system and lowers the vitality so
that you are much more liable to con-
tract chronic catarrh, pneumonia or
consumption. Cure your cold while
you can. Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy has a great reputation. 1t is
relied upon by thousands Of people
and never disappoints them. Try it..
1t only costs quarter Obtainable
everywhere. (Adyertisementl
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
COUNTRY CLUB BALL
ELABORATE AFFAIR

ELABORAI Z AFFAIR
The Country Club on Wednesday
evening was the scene of the most
beautiful hop Of the autumnal social
calendar. when the club entertained
the members and their friends with a
masque ball. The Grand March was
formed at Q led by Mr. and Mrs. OIL
sen. and more than seventy.fve cou-
ples. an in elaborate costumes, fell IN
line After q number Of intricate and
beautiful figures the party started
dancing and the merriment began.
The amusement Of the evening was az.
forded by q number of "convicts," who
changed Mosques between each dance
thereby causing a number Of mistakes
in the identity Of the persons. and they
greatly enjoyed causing the girls
girls some bit of trouble with their
dances. The costumes were the most
elaborate ever seen i'm Bisbee. all the
countries and types of nationality be-
ling represented Some especially de-
serve mention MT John Dymoch as
1.-The Dutch Boy. Mrs. Thomas McGrath
las q Gypsy Girl Mr. and Mrs. A. "
/ Dye dressed as Colonial Dame and
Gentleman Mrs. Henry Poppen gown
/ ed as a peacock Mr. Minnegorode as
THE Devil and many others were
gowned very splendidly.
At lO:30 the Mosques were discard
ed and the prizes awarded The first
prize, a silver Bon Bon dish, was a.
| warded to Mr. and Mrs. Eichropt. for
.merly of Morenci. who were gowned
las Pierot and Pierette, and the prize
gown was of lavender satin brocade.
Ioverdraped with green accordian pleat-
ed ruHles, edged with black ribbon.
the undress being Of pink tulle, with
q fetching little hat Mrs Jared d.
/ Taylor received the second prize, a
handsome dressing table clock. She
was gowned as a Gypsy Dancing Girl
land carried out the character with
much grace and beauty The third
prize was awarded to Mr.. George
/ Ochs. costumed TO represent a negro
his Characterization being droll, in
deed and his prize was a mother OIL
pearl fun dress set of studs and but
tons
The music was excellent. and many
r new and catchy pieces were rendered
A photographer was on the scene
and succeeded I'm obtaining a numbe
of excellent pictures of the grant
, march the entire party and also som,
cabinet pictures Of several Of the beau
tiful costumes Punch was served
throughout the evening
I A number of out Of town guest
r. were present including It. and Mrs
y Mueller, Capt and Mrs Haines. 1t
4 Evans Mrs Clark. Miss Dade, Mis-
!. Rockford, It. Roberts It, Mcdonald
, It. Row. It. and Mrs. WATSON, II
i Ware, It. Houghton, It, Sands an
! Capt Anderson, Miss Myrtle Snyde
/, of Globe, Miss Burns Of Mass, an
= Miss Sawyer.
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LETS0N PRAISES
SECRET GOLD co.

Continued from page one)
Lowell. is one of the heavy stockhold-
ers. and has subscription books open
for the sale Of the issue
After spending a week or ten days
i'm Bisbee looking over my interests
here / expect TO return north and look
over the property again.
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Churches

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday School-Bisbee. 9:45 a. m.
Baskerville, 9 p. m. Morning service
HOO a. M Evening service 7:4o'
Monday. st. Johns Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. C. S. Thompson at
the Y. w. G. A. at p. m Thursday
choir practice az 1880 p. IN.
II. s. BREWSTER, Rector.
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Her Son Subject to Group.

MY son Edwin is subject to Group"
writes Mrs. p. o. Irwin, New Kensng-
ton, Pa 81 put in many sleepless hours
at night before I learned Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Mothers need
not fear this disease if they keep bot
tie Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the house and use it as directed. 1t
always gave my boy relief" Obtain
able everywhere. (AdvertisemenD
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sIssEE SUBURBS

WARREN-Sunday School 1000 a.
m Preaching 1900 a. m
LOWELL Sunday School 1000 a.
m. Preaching 1880 p. m.
Week night services So. Bisbee
Lowell, Don Luis, Warren at 1880 p
M. Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday
and Friday respectively.
j. RHYS EVANS, Minister
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suherer Ion IndlaestIon ReIleved.

Sufferer From Indigestion Relieved.
Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causing him
to have pains I'm the stomach and
distress after eating. Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved him of these spells
right away" writes Mrs Thomas
Casey. Geneva, n. y Obtainable ev-
erywhere,- Advertisement
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SPANISH SERVICES

Sunday School $3.50 a. m. Naco
Road. Preaching 400 p. m. at Pres
byterian Church. Zacatecas Tuesday
roo u. m. Tintown Friday 1900 p. m.
Everybody invited.
r. AYILA, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
The Christian Science Society of
Bisbee holds services in Odd Fellows
Hall at 400 a. m The public is vel
come and invited to attend. Subject
for Sunday. Nov 2S, Ancient and
Modern Necromancy," alias "Mesmer-
ism and Hypnotsm Denounced