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yesterday morning from trip to the northern part of the state. The trav- eler asserts that prosperity is ramp ant in all of the mining towns of the state of Arizona and particularly in Jerome, Prescott, Ray and several or the smaller camps.
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MORROW cHIRoPopIsr.

Removes. corns. BunIons .ingrow- ing nails. without pain; instant re- lief calls made by request. Oince near City Park. Brewery Gulch. l2t
 Advertisement.
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NOTICE, x. p.

All members of Rathbone Lodge. No. 10. and visiting brothers are requested to meet at l. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday. July 4. at S:30 a. m. to attend parade H. c. Applin, C. c. (Advertisement)
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EAGLES. ATTENTION.

Attend important meeting tomorrow night (MOnday) D. m. Assemble Eagle hall Tuesday S:30 a. m. 4th Of July parade. fully uniformed. F. C. Funderson. Secy. (AdvertisemenD
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FANCY WORK REDUCED.

Beautiful pillow cases regular s100 value at COG Elegant night gows S1.0O value at 75c while they last at the New Art & Hat Store. Upper Main street. Advertisement
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MAKES SALE.

Judge M c. High reports the sale of a three-room residence in Tomb stone Canyon from E. E. Ross to J. Briggs. The purchaser will reside in the Eome.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

Your old hat can be made to look as good as new with new flowers We have a large assortment which We are offering at very reasonable prices. See our display at Reynolds Music & Gift Shop. CAdVertlsemenJ
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

Gerald Debely, "watchmaker" for merly at O. K. Bldg. now at Wat kins & Bergquist. jewellers and op ticians. Main St.-Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
SUNNY JIM IN.

J. NJ. Elder, representing the Sag inaw-Manistee Lumber Company, of Williams, is a business visitor in the District, having arrived yesleruay mornng.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
JOHN 1WoMEY BACK.

John Twomey and family, who have been vacationing near Los Angeles for the past several weeks. returned yesterday morning.
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NOTICE.

All union barber shops will stay open Monday nIght, July 3, until 10 D. m. Closed all day. Tuesday, July i.
 Advertisement
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ATTENTION CHEvA
 HERS

Regular meeting Co- chise Canton. No. 3. l. O. O. F. at Odd Eel lows hall today at T. 30 Visiting Chevaliers welcome.
 (AdvertisemenD
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

orado is better than it has been for some years and everyone IS looking for a fine year.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

Full line of mems furnishings a. Willard & Bateman's. Allen block.
 (AdvertisemenD
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

Warren Volunteed Bremen dance, Vista Park. Tuesday. July 4th. Dane ing from S:3O to I2 Dance badges. Everybody will be there. Music by C. & A. band. (Advertisemenu
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BACK FROM TRIP.

Rudolph Weiner. representing the Sullivan Machinery company, returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
I % WEAK
TO FIG \ |

The -c0me-hack mal Was really
never doNa-ald- olt Ills weakened
condition because al cver-~orS. lack
d! exercise. Improper eating and liv-
lng demands stimulation TO satisfy
the cry for j haalth-siviSg appetite
and the refreshing sleep essential 60
strength. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
OH Capsules, the National Remedy OF
Holland. will DO the work They ara
wonderful. Three os these capsules
each day viii put man or his feet
before he knows II: whether his
trcnhies comes from uric acid poison
snr. the Kidneys, gravel " stn-e In
the bladder. stomach deraRgameat
c~ other a.ments thar hefaIl the over
1saIoas American Don't wait untG
vuu are entirely 1ewr-and-eas. bEs
take them today Yeur druggist Kill
rladw refund yaar uaoney Il tasy DO
rot help yoa. DC, 5ac and sl-aa EeT
hox Accept no substitutes. Lcok
For the name GOLD MEDAL on evers
bsx. Tnsy are the pure. original Inn
ported Haarlem OIL Capsules.
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RUMAN|AN QUEEN
URGED MA 7 ION
INTO WORLD WAR
II ENGLlSIilA0MAN AND \
BEAUTY; CHINESE TR0l b.
LED WITH LEpERS
(By Associated Press.l

Yokohama, Japan, oct s The dts
coyory Of about twenty-five American
lepers in different parts Of Japan has
become a pressing problem for Amer
lean officials and tor the American
Association Of Japan which is under
taking to secure their transportation
10 the American leper home in tue
Hawaiian islands
The lepers have made their way
here in recent years with the hope
that they might be healed at the fam
ous japanese hot springs. especially
those at Kusatsa which is always
crowded with japanese lepcrs taking
tie waters Gradually they have
drued 10 missionary leper hospitals
or have in other WAYS become bur.
aens on the community Ia view Of
the excellent asylum at Hawaii the
American association is taking active
svps to secure their removal
Leprosy is one Of tae great qac'
uons seeking solution by modern lap.
an. II Is estimated that the lspers o.
the empire number about 2500n Five
governmental leper asylam were es.
tablsbed in 1907. but they aeeumulat
ouly a few thousand The femaind'
ar are scattered over the country des'
pc ately seeking cure In the hot
rlugs or publicly begging in th'
market place or before the temples
At the last session Of the Diet the
japanese l.eprosy prevention society
netltluned for the establishment Of a
national leprosarium on some island
IN the Pacific ocean The cost OF the
asylum vas estimated at sS.0ee aeQ
and It's maintenance az 500 goo u
year 1t is believed that Al Least
enc third Of the lepers could b. hoas
I'd and treated at once and il Was
copteuded by The petitioners that
japan could be cleared OF lepers IN
the course Of ten years
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UGH! .CALQMEl MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONST|pATED

Aasr lrueeist or dealer sells you a
5a eeat aolg.e u Dodson's Liver Tone
agr personal guarantee that it
w.l' fsan yolr sluggish liver better than
n4sts 4.easl it won't make you sick
aai sQs SAN eat anything you want
~tacat oeing saliyated Your druggist
guarantees taat caeh spoonful will start
sar Hfer, clean your bowels and
straisAten You up hy morning or you
eet your money back. Children gladly
take Dedsons Liver Tone because It is
pleasant tasting aud doesn't grippe or
cramp Or make them sek. =
] sm selling millions Of bottles Of
lAqdsou'. Liver Tone to people who have
found that this pleasant, vegetable liver
medieigs takes the place Of dangerous
ealome Buy one bottle on my sound.
reliable guarantee Ask your druggist
aseus mc.
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CO\Sl NpTNE
IL WORE DEADLY
THAN TIE LEpEH
CONTINUED From FACE oNsl

ICON lNUED FEOW fNA- ONEl
Be deae effectively He maintained
that infection from mbereuIar per
cons or the houses in which they
aaye lived was the chief agent iar
spread OF the disease and adde's a
part.
1--WE see upon their dying bells ia
fifteen hundred homes ia Iowa. aaca
year these victims. who for months
and often years have gone ia aad
our al With. injecting whom tasf wiL
ana inevitably passing tae iealh to-
members OF their households and we
have permitted il without breath
The homes ia which these persons
live and die are certain ;o infect those
who inhabt them afterwards, and
yet ve DO not even warm them q
their peril
And wha. IS trae OF Iowa is true
ii every state represented in this
conference. S
WE hear much about phthisphohia
and ii Is always deericd want TO
sas as emphaueagy as may that an
intelligent phthisiphobia is the one
thing that will save us Instead ot
TOO much fear Of the consumptive
taere Is not haIt enough fear ot him
The consumptve at large is the
most deadly mar in the state He is
lar more dangerous than the mad
man than the man Who Kills his
neighbor yet these We closely inear.
crate while we sive to the oonsump-
/ tive the righ; Of way into every home
ard into every public place
When We make TIE carriers Of the
uoercule bacillus a source Of no
| danger to those about them by isala,
/ ing them just as We isolate the leper
the insane aud other dangerous per.
sons-isolate them kindly tenderly
loying.g. it Will then NOT BE- long until
We may begin to see the beginning
q. tue end Undeg our present NETS.
ods the end VIII never te attained 9
thousand years from nov the pr9a
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Children Dry
FOR FlETcHER'S
& a . 7 . r a
OUT Or THE GLOOM
Mary eioe~y ccansensnce IN 6ath'
ria Nes Ilshsens with Happiness.

ria Ne@ llsntsns with Happiness
4 bad back makes yoa gloomy
taa't be happy sith continual aaeE-
ache.
The aches aud pains Of a bad bseN
Are frequently dine to wesk kidney i
posn Kidney pills are recommend,
ed for weak kidneys.
So Guthrie eitlzenS testify
Mrs. Mary Church, s2e Il Harri.
soa Ave. Guthrie. says T strained
ny back and as a result. ! suffered
frcm baskache. Occasionally q SHARP
pain darted throasn Ie and began
ts fear that serious results world
follow II didn't check the trouble
In time. When | beard Deans Kia-
uey pills highly. spoken cf. I prosar'
Ga box end In a short tiTne after Se-
ginning their use | was convinced or
their merit. My back soon became
stFong agd free from pain and mas
not bothered ute since.
Price 5Ge. at all dealers Don :
sinpay ask tor . kidney remsdy-ges
Deans Kidney PfFIs-tha same that
Mrs. Church had Fuster-MRhara
CO, Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
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ter into discussion on the finceris,
and impartlalltg Of its neutrality
stialed throughout the war i was
which have been abandanty demon
however. observe that an allegation
OF this nature IS fundamentally yic
soas being founded onl1 On isolated
facts imperfeetly discerni6le'
Tho reply asserted that all aubma
rincs are to AZ treated Ny Sweden az
war Submarines IL their employment
for commercial purposes IS not estah
lished with certainty by common
facts Il vas asserted tiat az swed
en- was doing was to safeguard her
neutrality ip the manner she found
mcst appropriate % the object
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

Rheumatism depends on an acid
in ihs blood, whlch Affects the
muscles and joints, producing in
Illumination, stiffness and pain. This
acid gets into the blood through
some defect in the digestive process.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old-time
blood tonic, is very successful IN the
treatment Of rheumatism. Ii acts
directly, with purifying effect, on
the blood. and improves the diges-
ton, Don \ suffer Get Hood 5 today,
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There is ono remedy that for many
years has given RELIEF from coughs
colds. Group and 9hooping cough
Mrs Chas Rletz. Allen Mills ia
writes Il have used Foley's Honey
and Tar for tie past eleven years ane
would not De without it" II
promptly relieves hoarseRess ticklina
throat ana whee1y breathing Sold
everywhere
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No More Backache For Her

Mrs. J. NJ. Gaskin, Etna Green. Ind
writes: Il suffered from severe back.
ache and sharp pains could not
sto0p over Foley Kidney Pills gave
me such relief that cannot praise
them too highly" This standard
remedy for kidney trouble and blad
der ailments can be taken with abso-
lu,e safety Sold everywhere
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siW WEDEN NAY YET
ENTER WORLD " Ar
ON GERMAN SIDE
tcoNr,nurp FROM pAce ONE

tCON lNOEP FROM PA@S h'NN
csnnent not oniy latt open IN terri
torial saters between kalamar strait
and Lulea, a route whlch i access
ib,e only to Swedish ana German yes
sels the protection Of an escort
against the Russian naval force
with regard to submarines, th'
British protest declared that Sweden
appeared to establish between Under
water boats armed for war purposes
ana other submarine a distinction =
virtue OF whieh 80 called submarines
of commerce. tgpe NOT employed o'
the entente allies, might with impun
lty ma iaatc swedish territorial wat
ers beneath the surface.
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oil and Gas Lease Blanks,
OIL and gas lease blanks for sale
at Tbg Leader office Conform to
all late suprome court decisions
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latredneing MIR Rill Carrisan,
wsaEias ais we'll kRo1E and justly
celebrated world saFlss smile Bill
insists he will retire At ths eni Ot
this season = after he has taken
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WAS KIND TO WOMAN.
SHE LEFT HIN $1,000

Delaware, D, o& 6porreuce
James, is years old. son Of Dr X
James, was left $1,000 BY Mrs sydney
Moore wife Of a bank president here.
In her will, for being kind to her
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AGED FANS GO TO
MOVIES IN ROLLER CHAIRS

Atlanta, Ga, Oct s-Three o. the
most enthusiastic motion picture fans
in Atlanta are S. years old aud 30 to
the movies in roller chairs one of
this trio Is a woman.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-04-14
INDELIBLE MARKING,
Advantages Of Using Just Ordinary
Blueprint Solution.

advantage OF Using Just Ordinary
Blueprint Solution.
There are many occasions upon
which it is necessary to mark linen or
wearing apparel inhclibly with ones
name and address. yet the ink sold for
this purpose is mot always convenient
to use or attractive in appearance, saws
the American Boy.
y very good substitute is the ordi.
nary blueprint powder. sold bv any
photographic dealer. Il thick solution
being made and used just as the orli.
mary ink would he. Instead of fixin.
this by tn" use of Il hot iron. it is made
permanent simply Ivy washing in sew
"lnl changes of old water. When thor
or-hly fixed tho writing will appear in
a very pretty shade of blue. should
YOU prefer. a rubber stamp NAV be
used instead of II pen. In this casc Il
little %@lycerinc should be mixed with
h solution, which should be spread
upon a clean cloth or blotter. This is
b used as an mixing pad for the
stamp.
Aside from its convenience marking
with blue print solution has the adyan-
tage that traces of the writing or any
stains caused by it may be removed if
desired by the application of !, solu-
ton of tannin.
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Text of the lesson, Acts tx. b.
Golden Text, Tit. ii. T..

We leave Saul at Tarsus, his native
town. for a time and return for a few
lessons to Peter as the human instru-
ment through whom the risen and
assembled Christ continues to prove
that he is alive and the same Jesus.
The II only thing that believers are
on earth for is to magnify the Lord
and glorify him in all things and win
people to him. Unless we are turn
| ing people to linn we are not magnify
ing him, for when he is lifted up be
fore people in III lives by word or
deed he who was lifted up ON the
cross for lis will draw unto himself
all whom The Father has given unto
him to form his body. We must think
Of Peter as in chapter viii, %. preacll-
ing the word OF the Lord wherever he
went to save sinners and to strengthen
and comfort the saints.
SO he came to LYDIA and was used
by the Lord to give health to ii man
called Aeneas. who had kept his bed
eight years, being palsied. His words
to him were, ".Aeneas. Jesus Christ
maketh thee whole; arise and make
thy bed He was made whole and
arose Immediately. and one result was
that all who dwelt there. seeing this
miracle. turned to the Lord. | have
often thought that perhaps the Lord
would still heal more people if he saw
that the restored health would glorify
him or win others to him. He knows
whom he can trust with health or
trials and which will be best for the
person intrusteu with either. When
Lazarus was allowed to die il was that
IN some way the Son Of God might be
yolritied (.Iohn Xi. ~. The man of
John tx, 3. was born blind that the
fest in him. If only we can say II
have gloritied thee on the earth, we
shall have his Wei done"
Turning to Peter at Joppa. we are
introduced to Il saint, called DorcaS.
who while She lived was fun of good
works ami aims deeds which she did.
She was no full of talk about good
works which might be done, nor did
she spend her time telling of aims
deeds which She knew that others were
able to do and ought to do, but she
was in the Lords hand to be used by
him. as the needle was in her hand n
willing instrument. Good works are
prepared beforehand for each believer
to walk in (t.ph. ii. lU,. not in any
way to add I" II safety which is
wholly due to the blood of Jesus
Christ. his finished work. but as an
evidence to people that we are indeed
his workmanship. Good works are
not necessary to God to prove to him
our faith. for he reaGs the heart. but
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THE FIRST SKYSCRAPER.
1t Was Designed by a Savoy Architect
Three Centuries AGO.

vi NSOs
Credit for the first skyscraper built in
ms country is generally conceded to
Chicago. 1t was built in the loon dis
trict' of that city in 1SS;. from plans
by Holabird \ Roche. The first exam
PIE OF lofty building in New York city
was the structure at 80 Broadway. de-
signed by Bradford Lee Gilbert in
1SSS. \ few years later both ,bos,
wonders became insignificant ANA lnac-
tlrally forgotten because they were SD
greatly outdonr by succeeding sky
Str;tperS. But these were NOT tha in.
ltlal efforts. for Il skysclaImr was do.
signed nearly three centuries aga
many generations before the discoycrv
or the steel cage system of this day.
JACQUES Ferret. an architect os
Chambery. Savoy. is the accredited au-
thor OF plans for an eleven story build
ing. 3Gl feet in height. which must
have had twice the space between
floors. for today eleven stories are
crowded within Il height of 100 feet.
ferrets building was planned to be
10" Feet long and no feet wide. with
supporting walls twelve feet thick ut
the base,
Nhlle never executed. the project of
1erret III many ways was il remark
able prophetic vision. Evidently it was
for dwelling purposes. for in
describing the project he wrote. '.This
great and excellent editicc can accom-
MEDIATE comfortably 800 prople."-New
York Post.
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The Sunday School Lesson

the good works of believers are good
and profitable unto men who cannot
read the heart Crit. iii. 81.
This faithful saint became sick and
died. She departed to he with Christ.
Which is far better than continuing
here, She WAS absent from the body
and present With the Lord. She rest
rd from her lalorS Phil. i, II, %: II
o V. 5: Rev. xiv. 13,. Consider this
We'll and then note the conduct of
these disciples at Joplm. Two men
were sent to LYDIA to find Peter and
bring him without delay. hoping that
he might bring Durcas back to them
from the dead. This was all very nat
'ral. and the Same desire prevails cv-
crXWhere today, as Il rule. to have
loved ones come back to earth even
though We knoW that they have gone
TO he with Christ and have the gain.
the very far better. But quietly ON
slider it. When our loved oncs on earth
=" away for Il few days or weeks or
months to rest or for their health, and
We know that they are we'll and hap
p!, what would it le but utter self
lShness on the part of those left at
home to send for them to come back
after Il day or two. saying: "Oh, | am
SO lonely. | can't bear to have you
away. Come right back TO me-
Now, what was the difference in this
ease: | hope that ! am not misjudg-
ing those weeping widows, but as |
see them showing the coats and gar
mentS which l)orraS had made | am
Wondering ii little if they wanted her
back to do some more sewing for
them when perhaps she had simply
worked herself to death for them. |
can almost imagine the Lord Jesus
saying to Dorcas after she had reachpl
her heavenly home AMI was %enioyinw
something of the bliss of paradise:
'DorcaS, they are asking to have Won
come back TO earth for awhile, hut I
leave it to YOU. I'll be glad to have
yol stay, for | love to have nv re-
deemed ones with me in glory ,.John
XVII, ~, but II YOU are willing to 90
back for Il time | will let YOU bring
Others with YOU" | think that would
decide Dorc;s to return. and we know
that by her return to the earth many
believed in the Lord Verse ~.
The result was the same in the case
of Lazarus. brother of Mary and Mar
tina, for we read that ''by reason of
him many of the Jews Went away and
believed on Jesus lJohn xii. III. The
man who found himself in turment
after death wanted some one to warn
lest they should come to the same aw-
full place I.uke xvi. -, oS). So if IS
not difficult to think that some might
he willing to come back from heaven if
they could take others to that place of
bliss.
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NO EXCUSE FOR "A!N'T."
u Is About the Worst Contraction In
the English Lanquaqe.

S''S 10itSOdSCs
Nm is an improper Authorization
OF ar" not. British writer's spell it
nj" which properly indicates its
derivation. Americans make ii IN IN
'llslNr "f1tnSe using it for 'am not
ami is not" as well as for .'are not"
It IS nnqueStionaIly the worst instance
OF SloEcnlineSS in the common speech
Of today.
yet it is hy no means of universal Or
even common use. 1t will slip occa-
Sl"ha'ly from refined lips. always with
i Jar to the enunciator. as we'll as to
the nearer. But the habitual user of
ar t" is careless OF refinement. Tie
may tie an excellent citizen who never
beats his Wife nor kicks the cat. BUT
there is likely to be something slipshod
about him somewhere. For .ain't" is
needless. as Well as c~acophonouS. 1t
nils n" void and supplies no need.
English observers complain supcrcil-
l"lSlN of the laXneSs of American
speech. American observers who have
listened to the marvclS of Lancashire.
Yorkshire. nevonShire and other shire
dialects are inclined to resent any as
sumption of British superiority. But
1t is none The less desirable to plimi-
nate our w linguistic sins. and of
these 'aint is the most deplorable.-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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The Two AnqeIs,

The following allegory is told among
the Turks:
Every man has two guardian angels,
one on his right shoulder and one on
his left. In doing good the angel on
the right shoulder notes it down and
sets a seal upon it, for what is done
Is done forever. When evil is COM
mittel the angel on the left shoulder
writes it down, but he waits until mid
night before he seals it. If by that
time the man bows his head and says,
"Grarious Allah, l have sinned; for
give me" the angel blOts out the fault.
but if not he seals it at midnight, and
then the angel on the right shoulder
WteDS.