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Fair play., 1916-02-05
FOLEY FAMILY WORM CANDY
Always Successful Children Like II
FRISCO TIME CARD.

No so5 Memphis Express leaves st. Louis
925 p. M. leaves Ste. Genevieve IL s5 D. M,
arrives Cape Girardeau LAS.
No. sOl Memphis Passenger leaves St.
Louis 800 u. m, leaves Ste, Genevieve 1885
a. m, arrives Cape Girardeau II so p. m.
No. 1923 leaves ST. Louis 5:26 p. M, leaves
Ste. Gcnevieve s:ls m.,arrives St.Mary 8 10
NORTH =
No. s08 st. Louis Express leaves Cape
Girardeau 1885 a. m., leaves Ste, Genevieva
5:i2 a. m, arrives st. Louis 500
No s2i leaves prrryvile let b:3a a. NJ,
leaves ste. Geneyleve $3.50 u. M, arrives 81.
Louis 9:J5 a. m.
No sO2 ST. Louis Passenger leaves Care
Girardeau 3;l5 p, M, leaves ste. Genevieys
6:2s y. m, arrives 81. Louis g:l5 u. NJ.
Fair play., 1916-02-05

Halls Catanh Cure is takcu intern
ally. acting directly upou the mucous
snrfdccs nf this system. Testimo
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle.
Sold ny all Druggists
Fake Halls Family Pills for rou-
stipa,ion. adv
Fair play., 1916-02-05
HOw'S This =?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for amy case of Cntarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY a Co.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known
r. j. Cheney for the last Il years. T..
aud believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions aud hnau.
rlally able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Fair play., 1916-02-05

Sold Everywhere.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

pe1t, 9af1er bon eiller Mn5abt
Auellen, Die nod ipeiter oben ent=
lprtnsell, 1ur Die Suatbedsn iiber=
rcidll9 5u erlanSen. Weeisnetes
Waher tit elmer Der 9auptfattoren
fir Den grfoIg zines iolnen Inter
ne9nlens. Die bel zen G~rssbnJle
tpNnen ltur nit taltcm 8aiier erSlelt
t1eroen, peilcn 2empelatur lib m.dt
piel I'M gauf oss Sabrcs dnoert.
geilaufig bemsrtt, lit Die Gsgeno
audl relb an Derrliben NaturzS5ene=
rtell. unntttelbar nDroli9 DON Der
Jarm lteigt Der Uiuunt San yer=
naroino 1850 SUP gum 9imluel
empor. II Wieilen uejtlib oapon
Ilegt Heolalo5. Die 5lIdersi lelber
seqort sum 5otpnlbip Jorelt 9ome.
sic entbdlt beute Is Yeden poer
Welpsr, lpelbe 10 angelest limb, ouB
pas Wafier lmlner bon elueln Mei9er
III Den naditen lduft; Der D%rei8ebnte
gSelber nirp pu5u bsllust, ollie s5i16e,
neldle bpn Den a1beren 9etommen
llno, 5u fangen. Nubsroem lpirp in
elaem sroben lte%inernen @ebduoe cine
griterei b%etrieben, in pelder ia5r=
ltd biz 81 3 yeillionm Joreilen aus
Dem &ai9 ausgebriitet neroen
tonnen. 9ie Metber lelbIt baben
labrlt9 Ialtm tiir anbertbalb gJtilz
ltonen 5orelIen fit Die gufel; bod
!plll Sslerr Scott auf ole Jdne cine
lttper1ulltllg permetpen uno mac9t
tcincn 9eriud), mebr als cine MillioE
I'M Sabre gu 5ieben.
Sbns gerluit lit natiirlid tcin @e=
ldatt; aber 9srrn Seotts @erIulte
tolnlnen rur auf etpa l Yrp5ent Der
ausgebriitsten 6orellsn; uao er taun
nId)t nlr grpbe Wtensen fir Die Sulel
l%le1erl, lpnoern oeriorst aud) tleinere
srutereten uno Yripat-S trome nit
.gabg" z5prsiler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

ueber Die 8ebentum9
Der in ben &riegsberidten 10 b1ufia
lpieoertebrrnoen Srts : Beaudnuna
Morte%S omme, Ole bon Der peut den
Seeresleitung nit .Soter Mann"
iiberiebt miro, 1T in Jrantreib piel
yeltritten tpprben. 3ulebt nabln MAJ,
an, oab Der Same ouf Tr,eob0fe gu.
rld9ins, bic bprt beltonpen bdtten.
Dp9 lit bieie Muslesuns curd) nidts
6cDicfen, unb in einem Yoriier Ylatt
sibt iebt elm @pra1forlder, Der 8o=
nonitus Mlcunicr, cine reue grtlG=
runs, Die {ebr omsbmbar tlinat.
3emnad bate bort emit cine in her
Beseno bsriibmtc Time, tran5D1iid
Srme, eeitoaoeu, Die abgelto.ben lit
Mus Mort Srme, bie tote lllme, III
nit elmer i'm Dialett Der M1oenneu
haufisen NuslaKung 0o mabant
filr morbenb. bpller fir borner, patti,
fir partir ulm.) Mprt !Spme geppr=
ben, has ipater BON ben amtliber
Ghreibern miBoer Itanben unb mil
Mort=Spmme ipieoergeseben purbs.
@emab Den rattNi,
1den Mitteilungen bes aomitees Del
peripoithen HpngreNe Der Wlinenbs,
iiber Sliorublanos f@abt man oil
geinlnte &oblelz uno Mntbra3itpro,
button beS loufsnoen Sohres ou'
469 WSiu. Nubei gegenilber 37S,5W.
Hubcl i'm porbcrsebenoen Sabr. 9ydb'
reno oerlelhen Yerlobe itiea Die Sob
Der Mrbsiter bon 100000 auf 2Oe,.
900. Die Spcrutionen ser 8pmpe,,.
lattpnstainmer Der Stnatsbant in
!aufenoen Sabre peifen cine betrdGt:
lihs Gr9obuns uuf, i~nsbe1onoere in
Mpnot Mpril. 8ieie Dperationel
belaufen 1iA olt 2,189,OOO.OO @n.
bel gegen 1,671, 100000 &ubel in
borGerscbenoen Sabre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
@ci cincln 6orcllcn= 1armcr.
0ebet1ltdlcs 1tntcrnsAmcn III ciuem
taltfuruiidct @ebirse.

Wa1rideinlid Ser -eln5iss GARNER
III Imertta, pelder ll9 aus dIteBliA
benz geiGaftIid]sa 3ieben Don Jprellen
pionet, lit in Suu SernaoWos
gebirge BON %aalifornlen au fino.n;
uno e5 lobnt lia, leinel elgellattlgeu
Jurm sinen fIiidtigen 8elu9 abju=
ltatten. Die 6arm poer Jorellsn.
5u9tzInla9e beltelt crit lett Dem
CONNER 1914, uno es eibt faum
cine erfolgreidere 5iiherei an Der
gan5en qaciflezaiiFe. SIR 8egriinz
Der uno Sberleiter tit Is. $. Scott.
3u Der e~rndhnten 3eit bemertte
Elm 4a9erz@usfiiiSler ppn elmer Der
g'ebirgssS ommsrfrilden 5iiDtulifprz
MEMS einell Diam, nelder 1iG eifrig
oalnit gu idaffen mahte, aus elmer
guatung in ether 8anb elmer Yergz
5tromi9lut)t oos Oi9te @elt..ipp gu
e%ntfernen. nRanu, ipas polleu sic
oenn bier 0leben?" True er neu=
sieris. Der 8e1ragte erptoerte. oab
ct I'M SegrIff 1te1e, Ee9enbpgenz
6orellen fir ben Mtartt 5u 5iidten.
Nacbeno ent9eyHete Der IustIugler:
aDas pirp Il1 %lp6nen; idb lpsrDe alle
Jprellsn ellen. Die Sic aieben t0nuelt."
0p9 Der 5oreilen= Jarmcr lleB fh
Eld]t entmutlgeu.
Sin Subr perging, unS Der @us-
flii9Ier tam pieoer- Gr mud]te uper
grpBe Iusen, ais ct iab, lpelp' pun=
perbaren 6ortiaritt oieie 5urmsrsi
oersits gelnadt bate, ullo mar fso5,
oab er teIne 8ette auf Dos gIien DER
Iprellen el~nsegansell lpur!
Sie Jtlderel=Jlrm bat cine seraot=
5u Ioeale Gage, IN elmer 96bs Don
ettpa eiMer Mielle iNsr Den Wtserssz
'pieoel n1o NIT Der beitelt Ueleasnz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
2as ldlattcnluic 2idt.

Mrf Cen eriten 8lid mag -
ipioerfnnig erid)sinell, pp1t Der Grz
finbuna zines ufdattenlofen &idtes"
gu fpreden, pa Der S4utten naturz
seiebli6 tets gum @efplse Des 2i4e
tes sehDrt, uno bas Sprtdport:
.@o piel Qidt lit, ba lit al1b bel
@Gatten", in olen 5dllen old lp0rtz
lid 5utrlfft, alio nidt aulebt pon1
elcttrii9en 3idte gilt!
Mber es banpelt iid Bel Der nad-
itehenpen @rfinbuns auh nidt UNI
cine Wusi6altuna bes Shottens
iiberbaupt, bic gang unmDeli9 pdre,
ipnbern ll,r UNI feline Werbamung
auf elmer beidrdntten 6ld9e.
3u ben neueiten WerbeNerungen
lpenn aud mod niht sriinplid
erprpbten - fir ben 9cfpitalbienit
sebDrt au9 bic @eipinnuna zines oer=
artigen Ni6tes, neldes allf Dem
Dperatiunstil9 @erpenbung firret.
Mun erlangt pusieIbe brr9 einen
Npparat, lpelder odt elettriide 2idz
ter entbdlt, bic nit ~senalefter 8ez
rednuna ae9enieitis 10 geiteIlt iinb,
cob ole ibre @troblen in einem
Winfel ppn As @rab aufeinonberz
treffen. @ieronrd lpirb - 10 perz
1idert man Dos tleine @ebiet fir
Die Nrbeit oes Wunoar5tes, pber Der
W%unbdrate, p0lia bell erbalten. LIMB
lol9erart pirb elm beferes @eben
Eel Der llnterfudun9 ppn Munoen
mDalid, llnb es pirb Der llebelitdnb
msseidaltet, bob cine, uieleiht febr
beitle Operation Durd Die 66atten
bon Der 6anb bes Ghirlraen De-
6nbert mirb. pie es Disber bel Der
Nnmenbung 9tp0bnlid)er 2idtoppa.
rate niht ielten pprSetummen 1T.
Sir 9oipitolapede 1T bicie Sin
ribtuna aunadit beftimmt; es beibt
uher, bob le in ettpas anberer Wei-
k uud in pielen inbuitriellen Mnlas
gen peripenbet lperben unb pteleidt
1nr munhe llufdle gliidlih BERLIN
Germ t0lnte. .Sebenfals lit BEN
.idattenlpfen 2idt" Der bette @r=
rig nlenttolben au miin10an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

ernltlid perlebt mllr0e. Gr muroe
MIR tiid)tig ollrdgeriittclt nno trllg
eilligc graulden unO Sautabldiir-
fltl1gen 0nDoll.
Wrccnficlb.
Iie so Sobre alte 6ralt 8. s.
Terrp ltarb leetel1 Iiensta9 I'M &au=
ie fires Mooptiplpbnes s. M. @l-
Iton. Sic mlrOe IN ser gtabc bon
4ittsbmrg, Ea., geboren uao mar IN
ibrer Maoben5eit eillc 2ebrerin III
Sen ofientlid1cn sdyulen BON Aleg-
||benp Gitp, 1a., no lie lid) NIT 3.
is. GerrD pcrbeiratbcte, 1pcld)er ibr
jd)pn Dor pielen Sabren i'm Sobc ppr=
angcgangcm lit.
Samptum.
Sic Is. sSabresfollpcntion ser
@oman's Gbriitian Temperance
Union bon 9rcn1er, gutlcr lull
Sranflin Counties miro nadltel
Mittpud ltn0 Iomlcrstag, oen 10.
unlb 90. Sllli, in Der &pngregationa.
liltenfirdc in @an1ptoll ~abgcbaltel
lperDcn.
Is Sarlan.
Scr steilt fir oos Ienfn1al scr
alien Sploatet ocs Sollocrbulostric.
ges, Scr anf Ser @iie1babn eIllc SIR
fabrt nod nllbcfmntelt @cgslloer
mad)tc, lit enolid) nlfgcilllloen NOR
foen mo bier e%illgctroffcnL 10 oaB oas
Sellfn1al pollcnbet meroen fpl1nte
9as fiir, Die Gntbiill1nDsfcicr allt a
Sltli allsaearbeitete 9rpgrumm mir(
ltst nadllten 1ienstag, 0ete1S. Sull
5ur Mllsfiibrlllg fonullcll.
&pr ser Gntbiillungsfeier oes
1enfnlas miro lllt 2 llbr pie feier
lid)e 2cgllllg oes @rltno1teins fiir bas
neltc Sod)l6lllaeba1toe, 0as gum &p'
lterpunfte BON 100000 erridtc,
miro, ltattiillOcll. Die @eamtcll SCI
8roBluge Der %Ireimnlrer bon SSSplpc
apcroen bie @umoIteilnlcgllllg Don.
|5iebc1. slln Ibello mcroell lie Wlit.
glicoera Ger lofalen Sreinallrcrlogt
oell 0ritten (Mseillcr) @rao perlcibcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

III lid. @amse gum
llslten Yoli5ilten): .Wie tonntsii Germ
ON ben @auner. Den ipir lpegcn Der,
1anlfoltbltabl III YeroaAt babeu,
!aafen laKen?"
YoIisiiI: nMd, Der par's ia
nldt, !. CT bat mir Tein gbrenloprs
prauf geseben!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

Sbre GrfinoIng. Dame:
y,Sat1s mas lpll o'e @arIt an SEN.
iter9"
ao6in. nSSa, andoiae Irau, ia,
zen sic nneb ME BON orabtloier Selez
lrupbie sebDrt3"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

n Mad benz nGecoIo" limb
cit Dem Mnsbrldl bes arieses in
,frantreih $4,000 &rer5e Der @9ren=
'ca;on, 10000 WilitGrlneooi(len uno
iaer 100000 Gr;esstreu5e perteilt
ioLlS.u-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
LEVY CREDITORS, MEETING.

Members of the Levy Creditors As sociation will meet Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the council chamber of City Hall. It is expected that Fred Sutter, counsel for the Association, will be present and report on the ai- fairs of the firm as he viewed them during his recent trip to Denver. There will be a general discussion as to further proceedings which the As sociation will take for the purpose of recovering the accounts of the mem bers. The preliminary hearing of the charges against l. Jacobs and Harry Hastings, scheduled for yesterday be- fore Judge Totman, has been continu- ed on agreement of counsel until Mon day morning at 10 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
ONCE TOO MANY!

Louis Gherna, who was the first man to be arrested for selling booze in Arizona after the prohibition amend ment went into effect has been sen fenced to serve a year in jail. Cher ma originally sold some whisky to test the law, and was released with the payment of a fine and suspended sen tence. Later he was again arrested and fined, his sentence being again suspended. When arrested the last time he had sentences amounting to one year in jail standing against him, and these were ordered executed by Judge Cooper of the superior court of Pima county. Gherna was arrested recently in connection with blind ti- ger raid in which eleven men were captured.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
NEW STAR APPEARS IN LATEST FOX FEATURE
June Caprice Appears in the Leading Role in Caprice
 of the Mountains.

The feature film, Caprice of the Mountains" appearing at the Royal to- day and Sunday. as produced by Will liam Fox, tells the following story:
 Caprice Talbert, winsOme maiden, lives with her father, a mountaineer, who desires her to marry Tim Baker, ia coarse youth of the mountains. A stepmother is jealous of Caprice and makes life miserable for her Caprice runs away from home.
 On the road she meets a gay auto mobile party, among whom is Jack Edmonds OHarry s. Hillard), grand son of a venerable artist who lives near Caprice's home.
 Jack gives the girl a bundle and asks her to deliver it to his grand father with a message. Mir Edmonds tells Caprice a fairy story which opens her eyes to the beauties of the noun tains around her own home and in duces her to return to her fathers house.
 Jack goes to his grandfather's noun tain home for a hunting trip. Tim. the coarse mountaineer, endeavors to force his attentions upon Caprice, aid ed and abetted by her stepmother. Pa rental pressure is brought to bear and Caprice is about to be forced into a marriage with Tim. Tn the meantime she has met Tim, whom she consid- CTS a fairy prince" The night of the wedding arrives and Caprice again runs away from home. Jack follows. Iovertakes her and they eventually marry. But Caprice. unaccusromed to the ways of society, causes Jack great embarrassment and he resumes the fast life he led before meeting her He gradually goes to ruin. Caprice leaves him and returns to her old home in the mountains. Jack again renounces his life of dissipation. turns over a new leaf, reioins his young wife in the mountains and is introduced to his son and heir.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We desire to caution the public against the misrepresentations being made by the so-called cooks and wait CTS union in regard to the number Of hours our employees work.
 The facts are that the cooks and walters and all other help employed by us in our restaurant for the past three months work only eight hours for a days work and We challenge evidence to contradict there facts. Fol lowing is the scale of wages we pay.
 Cooks, S4.0O per day, s hours.
 Walters, $500 per day, hours.
 Dishwashers, $225 per day, hours,
 Time and one-half for overtime.
 The above wages include board. THE ENGLISH KITCHEN, William TruaX. Prop. (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
STRUCkMEYER HERE.

Fred c. Struckmeyer. one of the leading members of the Phoenix bar, arrived in Bisbee last evening from his home. He will be associated with l.. c. Whitney in the defense of l. Jacobs and Harry Hastings, new awaiting their preliminary hearing on the charge of embezzlement. Struck meyer said last evening that he did not believe either of the two men were in any wise culpable and would defend them from that viewpoint. but in addition, would endeavor, so far as he and the Bisbee attorney were able. to protect and aid the creditors of the defunct brokerage house.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
WHO GOT THE BADGER?

Some good fellow probably took the badger away from the Country Club last Thursday night for a joke, but it
 is no joke as the soldier from whom the badger was borrowed wants his property and the party who took the badger is earnestly requested to re turn it to Ned Hamilton at Tovrea's Bisbee Market.-Advertise 756
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
ACTIVE BETTING.

Betting in Bisbee on the national election is fairly active at even mon ey. Yesterday bets are reported to have been posted with a bcal stake holder of even money that Hughes would carry Illinois. and even money that he will carry more state than Wilson. Another bet of two to one was placed that Wilson will carry In- diana and another of even money that the next house of representatives would be Republican. It is said local man offers to bet two to one that Wheeler will beat Wright in the City of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
9e YEAR OLD WITNESS.

Nance Unn" 99 year old Navajo Indian will be one of the principal wit nesses at the trial of Ashley Wilson E. Nash and J. E. Russell, indicted ill the federal court for the killing Of Taddy Tin on the Navajo reservation last winter. It was the killing of Tad dy Tin that caused threats of retalia tion on the whites and fear of a gen. eral uprising among the Indians.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
NEW ADJUTANT AT CAMP.

Word was received at Camp Green way last night that Lieutenant Landis of the Signal Company, District of Co lumbia guards, has been appointed adjutant to the new headquarters, fol lowing the transfer of the Twenty-sec, ond Infantry to Douglas Sunday. Cap tain Wilson of the Battery B, being the senior officer of the line present, nat urally becomes commander of the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
WoLOEN SERIOUSLY ILL.

E. G. Wolden, twelve years resident of the Warren District and for many months a leaser at the White Tail Deer. is seriously ill and not expected to live. He was taken sick the first of the week with violent pains in his head. Later he passed into uncon- sciousness and the physicians pro, nounced the case as brain hemorrhage Wolden lives in Don Luis with his wife and four children.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
JAYNES HERE A MINUTE.

Allan B. Jaynes. proprietor of the Tucson Citizen and Republican Ma tional committeeman, visited Bisbee a few minutes last night. on his way from Douglas back e Tucson. He was in conference with W; A. Johnston. sec retary of the Republican state head quarters during his visit
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
RAGS" TODAY.

The Children's matinee, at the Or pheum this afternoon starting at 2:3O will offer Rags" with Miss Mary Pickford in the leading role. Rags" is one of the best plays ever given to the public by that well knJwn star and is particularly appealing o the youngsters
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
ENTeRTAINs SPANISH CLUB.

Miss Riley was hostess to the mem- bers of the Spanish Club al her school on Main Street last night, the party conversing in Spanish the first half hour after which were Spanish music and Spanish songs, followed by an elaborate Spanish dinner. which com pleted the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
TOM FEENEY IN TOWN.

Tom Feeney, postmaster of Miami. arrived in Bisbee yesterday for a few days visit at his old home. Feeney is still claimed by the Warren District where he is perhaps even better known than in his new habitat. Feeney was a member of the constitutional con vention sent from this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
FIRE ON SCHOOL HILL.

The Bisbee fire department, yester- day morning, responded to a call from School Hill, house at the rear of the Lockie House being on fire The promptness of the department kept the damages to the dwelling to a mini mum.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
SOLDIERS PASS THROUGH.

Several companies of the First New Jersey Cavalry. returning to their sta tion at Douglas from a ten day nike through the county, passed through Bisbee yesterday morning about II o'clock. Though travelstained the militiamen put forth an excellent ap- pearance and declared they could con- tinue indefinitely.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
GRAND JURY SUMMONED.

To investigate alleged violations of the laws against boot-legging, vice and gambling, Judge R. C. Stanford of the superior court of Maricopa county has summoned grand jury to convene on Oct. ?. Information against a large number of persons is being prepared by the county attorney, it is said. and the session promises to bring forth a number of sensational cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
TOM FEENEY VISITS

Thomas Feeney, postmaster at Mia mi and formerly a resident of Bisbee going to the constitutional convention from Cochise county, arrived in the city yesterday and expects to spend several days here with friends. Tom is still the same old Tom and declares that Bisbee is the same old Bisbee, only better.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
BACK FROM TOMBSTONE.

w. White, of Bisbee, returned yes terday morning from Tombstone where he was a witness in the case of the state against Fred Guyse. who pleaded guilty to the charge of rob- bery and was sentenced to from one to ten years in the penitentiary. Guyse is the man who held up the Brewery Gulch Restaurant, about two months ago, while drunk.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
CALL TO FOOTBALL MEN.

c. & A. football men and all grid iron men of the District are urged to be present in uniform suitable for practice Sunday morning at the War ren Park Practice begins at 10 O. clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
NOTICE

pr. Sara Higdon of Globe has op- ened an office in Mrs. Muirhead's Cas- tie Rock rooms, on Main Street, Bis bee, giving High Frequency and Violet Ray treatments. Also Dr. Hig- don makes a specially of nervous dis eases. s.-Advertisement 612
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23

Preparations are complete for rev olution in Panama, beginning Oct. l. if United States recognizes President elect Valdez. according to despatches from members of the opposing party received in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
CALLED TO PASADENA.

Harry Scofield, popular shift boss at the Gardner. upon receipt Of tele- graphic information that his sister was critically i'll at her home in Pasadena. left for that towr
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
HENRIE-HALBERT NUPTIALs.

Yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Emma Halbert, Miss Nina l.. Halbeft and Harrison c. Henrie, were united in marriage by the Rev. J. E. Fry. The couple took an automobile to Douglas and there boarded the Col den State Limited for the east where they will spend their honeymoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
RETURNS TO FL PASO.

Ben Frankel. of the firm of Shaw & Company of Fl Paso, liquor dealers, and formerly in Bisbee as a manager of the Harrison Liquor Company, left yesterday for his headquarters after spending several days in the District on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
NEW vANpERWAIKER MISS.

A diminutive maiden arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Wander walker on Moon Canyon Thursday afternoon. Mir Vanderwalker is em- ployed in the offices of the Independ- ent Feed X Fuel company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
IN POLICE COURT.

Yesterday Judge Thomas police court was fairly busy, six cases being disposed of during the day. Five of the six cases were drnnks. each of the defendants receiving sentences of s6. The remaining case was that of a speeder who was assessed $7.50 for his illegal motor actions.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
ONLY TEN PERCENT

of those requiring dental work are having this work done. If you are one of the 90 call on Dr. Teufert, Maze Building. Sanitary Dental Office. 600
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
FROM TOMBSTONE.

A. c. Karger, clerk of the board of supervisors of Cochise county and well known in Bisbee, was a visitor in the District yesterday from the county seat returning to his home during the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
TO START DRILLING.

Word received from Muskogee, Ok lahoma. from the officers of the Okla homa Oil Wells Company to the eff feet that drilling has been started on certain of the tracts of the company and that an early report of favorable progress will be had
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
C. O. BAND DANCE

The Copper Queen Band will give another of their delightful dances at Vista Park tonight Everybody in- vited advertisement. 757
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
eARKER's CONFECTIONERY FOR
 SALE

Desiring to leave Bisbee, offer my confectionery business for sale. Full particulars at store to any party inter- ested and in position to pay cash for this profitable business. 6S9
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
ARRIVES FROM LIVERPOOL.

Miss Frances Burns, of Liverpool England, arrived in Bisbee Thursday night on the Golden State Limited from her home in the old country and will shortly be married to Will Kirkbride, the popular Rugby football player and miner at the Czar shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23
RETURNS FROM JEROME.

c. L. Majors. connected with the Phoenix Alfalfa Mills Company. has returned from Jerome where he went on business. Nabors declares that the Verde field is the best looking in the state and promises to develop more bonanzas, in copper producing way. than are now in sight.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-23

Town of SwampscOtt has filed first formal protest with Public Service Commission against proposed six-cent fare scheduled of Bay State street Railway.