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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Heavy loss Of live stock on thu
Lakenan & Barnes farm near
Skinner on Youngs Greek. The
waters caused much loss. James
@. Crawford lost about GOO head
Of sheep aud w. W. johnson
nearly 300. These sheep were
part Of the flock which the John
son Bros. shipped in from Mon
tana and lcost over -four dol.
lars a head. Whirling waters
swept the sheep away before they
could be rescued.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate of ophelIa
ID. Eldred, deceased. have been granted
date Of December 81, 1905. All persons
having claims against said estate are re-
quired 20 exhibit them 70 me for allow
anco within one year after the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication OF
this notice they will be forever barred.
JOHN +. GREENBURY,
Administrators.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
Money to loan on real estate Sc.
curity. j. w. HOWELL.

j. s. uollenshead of HOllens.
vile WIZ Mexico visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. uon,u>l,tl aud wife and
daughter. Alba, will leave next
week to spend the summer in Kan
sas and Oklahoma. where three OF
the daughters now live. 1t is
probable that the family will To-
cate in some place where Miss AL
la can have the benefit of good
schools. We regret to have these
excellent people leave us and wish
that they will finally conclude that
Missouri aud Youngs Greek cans
be beat.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

A Republican said to the Mes
SAGE the other day. Our party
must come down from the stand.
pat doctrine on the tariff. There
are now no infant industries to
build up; too many of them have
grown up and run on into gigantic
trusts and combines and are eating
up the substance of the people. l
admit we must come down, or in a
few years our party Is doomed to
defeat. The people have spoken
it."
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

The lumber trust within the past
five years has advanced the price
of lumber from 100 to 500 per
cent-that charge was made in
Congress the other day. This
trust is with ms from the cradle to
the grave. Abolish the tariff on
on lumber aud this will help to
punish and dissolve it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that Final Set
Element OF the state OF
SUSAN +. MCINTYRE, deceased,
will be made at the February term Of the
Probate court Of Audraln county, State
of Missouri, TO held at Mexico, on the
second Monday In February. 1907.
w. II. KEENAN,,
Administrator, with the will annexed.
Jan. 3. 1907.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

The order to open Jackson street,
whereby a direct thorofare to the
Military Academy is assured. is
one of the most progressive moves
made by our city council.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
Phone lsl

DIR. w. F. Traughber, ostheop-
othist, will be found in his Office,
east OF postoffice. every day ex-
cept Monday aud Friday after.
moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours ga. m. to 8
p. m. Phone 1856.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Now that ID. z. Dyer, Jr., is ac.
quilted of the charge OF embez.
cling s6l, 800 from the govern
ment, it devolves upon ThOs. j.
Atkins, assistant treasurer of L s.,
aud the government at Washing
ton, with their special counsel
Frederick w. Lei nan, to find out
where the money is. That thu
money is gone is admitted. Will
Dyer exOnerated the mystery re-
mains to be solved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
Wamsley's Game Law.

Il never knew what good
thing my game law was" said ex-
Representative Wamsley the other
day. until made Il tour Of the
rural districts. l cut--no. it was
not I. but l saw it done-into a
quail last summer and upon dis
sectiug the bird discovered fifty
different kinds of bugs and insects.
Just think of it. These poor little
birds are working overtime for the
farmers, killing insects that would
put alfalfa on the bum aud at tn"
same time the farmers didn't kno W
what a good thing they had and
were going around aud popping
them over. Now they know the
true value of the quail and you
couldn't hire one of them to as.
sassinate them. Exchange.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Friday evening, while the choir
at the Christian church were prac.
ticing. a heavy load Of snow broke
the tin roof just above the pipe
organ letting the water thru. Had
no one been about the damage
would likely have been consider.
able.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

a saloonkeeper in st. Louis has
gone crazy worrying for fear of
the Sunday lid - Poor fellow,
LET him. as Sam Jones used to say,
quit his meanness, y aud his
troubles will be fewer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

The U. 5. House of Representa-
tives has voted in favor of a bill
to give its members bigger pay.
When will it be voted that news
papers generally should get more
pay for what they d"-"'u''y do
for the publici
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
THURSDAY, JAN. "a 1907

Are you a hustleri Ii makes
for success. It's said that the man
that's on the way there is the man
that gets there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Governor Folks idea is about
iig'' in this-A man who has not
sufficient education to mark his
ballot, is too ignorant to be per.
mitted To vote.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Mr. and Mira. Hance Brown, OF
Mexico. aal Miss Annie Lee
Brown, Of this vicinity. win leave
about March Lat for Los Angeles,
Cal. for . moptha' soiourn ia ihe
Golden State Rails 60 Record.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24
SEEUS

Il you want to buy. sell, rent or
exchange your property;
II you want good and. safe Fire
and Tornado Insurance;
II you want to borrow money
at a low rate OF interest;
II you want bargain in Texas
lands of rich, productive, sandy
loan soil; good markets; excellent
r. r, facilities; low taxes; good
free schools; ideal climate; abun.
dance of pure. free stone water;
varied crops; fine churches; nat
ural resources.
Brses Building. PhpRe l5l
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Tom Wisdom. a good Mexico
boy. has a position as decorator in
the firm of Arlington at 1920
Grand Ave-. Kansas City. He and
w. F. Pate are ordered to decor.
ate the Steragh house in Lexing-
fon
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

DR.. s. Il wainwright. mission
airy in Japau and president of our
most important school there. who
preached at the Methodist church
here Sunday week. gave an excel
lentde6nitior OF higher citizenship.
He who simply pays his taxes aud
obeys the laws is no longer con.
sidered as representing the highest
/, pc OF a good citizen. lie must
be active FOR good in the commun-
ify and strive 10 protect his weaker
brother. not only by building
schools. hospitals aud improve.
ments, but by strenuous efforts to
nd the community Of evils which
tend to iniars and demoralize
: weaker brother. DR.. Vain
wright voices the sentiments Of
all highminaed men Of action Of
The present day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Ray Hutcherson. a printer on
the Ledger force fell and broke bis
leg at the @. 4 A. round house
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Farley Campbell of Moline is
home from Washington. He is
delighted with that country aud
talks of going back ia March. He
reports w. G. Dye doing well.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

The newspapers of this county
are actually accused of having
gone into trust on legal printing
charges. They have simply gone
20 stsndard Of treating every.
body alike-eharging all alike; n
figure. too. that is sanctioned by
the law. The newspapers OF this
county are fighting trusts aud un-
just combinations. aud they would
be dOubly guilty indeed should
they go into the same devilmenl
they were Fighting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Lost: A fountain pen, Parker
lucky curve brand. Finder please
leave il at the Message Office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

d. a. Ball of Louisiana has
siguified that he is a candidate for
Governor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Fine ThOrcbred Barred
Plymouth Rock chickens for
sale. Cockeiels 81, pullets SOC.
ORLANDO HIT.
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-24

Miss Ida Ricketts, has moved
from her hQsus lately sold to B. r,
Middleton to the home og Loui.
Moore on Monroerst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27
ORDINANCE NO. sss.

An ordinance prohibiting loaded ve- hicles to be driven faster than walk over the paved streets of the city. Be it ordained by the City Council or the City of Pine Bluff:
 Section 1. No dray, wagon or other loaded vehicle carrying a load exceed- ing fifteen hundred pounds shall De driven fastfr than a walk over anu upon any If the paved, graveled or macadam sfreets of this city. And any person viqating any of the provisions herein shfll be deemed guilty of mis- demeanof and, upon conviction there- of, shah be fined in any sum not less than one nor more than ten dollars Sec. 2. All ordinances in connlcs herewith are hereby repealed and th's ordinance shall take effect and be 'n force from and after it's passage.
 J. M. HIGHTOWER, Chairman Passed and approved January 14'p' 1907.
 (Attest) FRED FOX,
 Mayor Pro Tem,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

same intelligence in. marketing and preserving his crop as he does in pro- ducing it, that the combined efforts of the world cannot rob him of that rich reward that is justly his.
 ."The story will be told in thou san different, varied and potent Ian guages. It will speak to the people of the South in the silvery tones of snowy white cotton, and in the gold en notes of yellow corn; it will speak in the language of the miners pick and the geological hammer; it will speak in the language of happiness that emanates from millions of happy farm homes scattered all over the southland; it will speak in the lan- guage of the medical and dental pro- fessions; it will speak in the langa- age of the greatest to me of all pro- fessions-that of law; it will speak in the language of the industrial and commercial world; the arts and the sciences. In fact, from every avenue and calling of life; it will be stamped upon every new born state and borne to us on every fickle breeze, and all these sounds and songs and notes and anthems will flow and mingle into one grand, long and exalted chorus of what the South has accomplished through the organizing and systema- tizing the efforts of him who, until within the last few years, had no or ganization; but who, after all, when he come to give honor to whom honor is due, is one of the potential factors in the substantial upbuildings of nations wealth and greatness-the American farmer"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27
THE SHIP SUBSIDY.

The Commercial-Appeal thinks there is little danger of the ship subsidy bill , becoming law, nevertheless the Democratic congressman cannot afford to leave any avenue unguarded: for the interests behind the measure have so much to gain that they will not give over working for the bill until every open way and every by-path has been stormed. The bill limits subsidy pay- ments to mail lines and names seven routes that are to be subsidized.
 One from an Atlantic port to Rio $90O,OO0 monthly and $6OO,OO0 fort nightly.
 One from an Atlantic port to Buenos Ayres, $4O0,OOo monthly and $500. o.oOO fortnightly.
 One from gulf port to Colon, s75,- 900 fortnightly and $150,0O0 weekly. The New Orleans papers assume that this line is to be conducted from New Orleans.
 One from Pacific coast port to Panama, Peru and Chile, $500, 1000 monthly and $60o,OoO fortnightly.
 One from a Pacific coast port to Japan, China and the Philippines, s35O. 444 monthly and $7OO,ooO fortnightly
 One from San Francisco to Hawaii, Simoa and Australasia, $2OO,0OO. one trip every three weeks.
 Under the provisions of this bill al, shlps are to have speed of 16 knots. With the exception of the one from a gulf port to Colon, which is to have speed of If knots. The entire an- nual outlay under the bill is $3,75O, ,O00 for fortnight service, with the ex. ception of the one to Samoa and to Colon.
 For four weeks in December the imports Of dutiable silk stuffs at the port of New York alone were of to. tai value Of $2.523,253. In addition there were imports of raw silk free Of duty, to the value of $1,6S7,77S These footings show the foreign in. voice value. Before the goods reach the consumers hands, freights, tariff duties, importers and jobbers' profits ana cost of manufacture of raw mate- rial must be added. The total in- voice value of $4,211,o31 will be near- iy doubled by these added charges, showing that out silk bill on excln. sl'eiy New York imports amounts to about $2,000.ooo per week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27
wv o1,SS9

New prescriptions filled by Bedel'S Pharmacy last year. This is re- markable record and one that any drug store puld be proud ol. i" stands for u le great faith and con.- dence whichs the public has in then ability. Quali of matiral and promps. ness in delivt try. You take no cnan'e' whom having your prescriptions f'lle0 st 4DAdells $harmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

Returns of the foreign trade of Great Britain for the year 1906, just published, exhibit grand total above S, ,000,0O0,O00 outstripping by far all previous records of British commerce. The returns show an increase of $214,- 5000,0 900 in imports and of $226,000,O00 in exports over 1905. It is to be ob- served that, as usual, the imports of last year are greatly Il excess of the exports; the imports having amount ed to $3,$35, 100000 and the exports to $2,3OO, 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

Long runs a speciality at this of- flee. Come in and see our web-per' fecting job press run-just the thing for long runs.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
PLANTING TREES IN HE RIM OF
 GRAND CANYON
An Additional Attraction For Thousands of Tourists Will
 Be a Government Plantation
 of Forest Trees, ..

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May g. What promises tu become an addition al attraction to the thousands of wis itcrs to the Grand Canyon is a Gov ernment plantation of forest trees. A thousand yellow pine trees have just been set out, east of the Grand Canyon station. with d view to tryIns whether il is practical to refOrest land swept by fires which have de- stroyed all forest growth. A number of such areas can be seen in riding from Williams to the Grand Canyon. and if these areas can be artificially restocked by planting, the natural beauty of the route will be very much improved
 For nearly the entire distance from Williams to the Canyon. the railroad passes through the southern division of the Grand Canyon National Forest The problem of increasing the produc- uyenesS of the numerous burned-Over areas along the way is therefore one of numerous experiments that the Forest Service is conducting in the National Forests of the southwest this season. 's- To make these forests of greatest possible economic value it is most desirable to increase their pro- ductive capacity and for this purpose il is clear that very large amount of planting will have to be done.
 The trees used for the experiment. al planting this season were grown in a forest nursery in the Giia National Forest near Ft Bayard, New Mexico. II is entirely practicable to distribute small quantities of trees for expert mental planting purposes in this way, but ii very large quantities are need ed it is more economical to establish nurseries and grow the trees in the region where they are to be used The experimental planting done at the Grand Canyon and other places throughout the southwest this spring will aid in determining the most de- sirable regions in which to establish forest nurseries and to inaugurate eX- tensive planting operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
Especial to Reyiewl

PHOENfX, May 3.-With the south ern section of the territory connected by telephone and the south connected with the north as far as Prescott and Jerome, ali but the isolated sections of the north and in connection with every other portion of the territory. Now a line has been completed that connects nearly ali Of the northern towns and every town in the territory can now be reached by wire, for q telephone line has just connected the long isolated St Johns with Holbrook and teiegrams can now be sent to Holbrook and telephoned to St. Johns.
 For years it has been several days after the general election before news from Apache could be obtained and the same condition prevailed at the last election. The next step will be line 10 Prescott from Holbrook, which will mean an ail-Arizona tele- phone system.
 Speaking of the new me, Hoi- brook paper says:
 Yesterday the last splice was made that closed the gap on the Arizona Electric Telephone line, which made
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
DOVER SAYS HE IS IN DENSE
 DARKNESS
Secretary of Republican Ma tionaI Committee Declares That Many Things May Hap pen Before December.

1 WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 3.-EI- 1 mer Dover, Secretary of the Repub- [ lic2n Naf.Caal committee, came over 1 fIom New York and stopped for ! few hours on his way to the James town exposition. He declared that ! his visit had nothing to wO with Doli- 1 tics, but intimated that he may stop over fer aday or two on his return
 and loooE after political matters.
 It's tco early as yet to talk about who the nominees will be- said MT. Dover. "A great deal may happen between now and the time for hold ing the convention just as much has happened to change the situation dur , ing the past year A year ago Secre- tary Shaw was considered a likely candidate. but today, because he now lives in New York and because it is i doubtful whether his state would support him in the convention. he is considered out Uf the lace. Twelve months ago Secretary Root Was uuIi- | sldered very strong candidate. To- day he i9 not serious factor. though out of the present conditions in New York ma come an indorsement Of | him.
 Just now it looks all republican. i but none can tell how easy will be the | victory next year. In July, 1896. il ! looked like Bryan. Both parties were 1 talking about the tariff. AIr. Hanna | had trained his speakers and sent out literature along that line. Then came
 the swap over to the silver issue and 1 a complete change in the situation. | Just now everybody is looking to
 Ohio, and much. depends upon who l will win in that state. It is not true | that I am on the fence. I am merely
 neutral. I think that my position as l the secretary of the national organi- zation demands that I take that at utude. If I were manager of MT.
 Taft's campaign should resign from | theF secretaryship.
 No person can begin to tell accur- stely which way the wind will blow
 until next December, when the first delegates to the convention will be elected In Louisiana, Oregon and
 Alaska. Like the first states in the roll call of a convention the selection of those delegates will foreshadow
 sentiment and have an effect. About
 that time, too, the national committee 1. VIII meet and decide upon place
 to hold the convention. This morn
 Ing received an invitation from Kan l sas Citv. bringing that city into the
 race with St. Louis, Seattle and Chi
 eago. IL seems to me that Chicago
 would be the best place, because of
 its hotel and railroad facilities. be- cause it is the center of the country
 and because 1t is comparatively cool
 In summer. However. political condi-
 tions might arise which would make
 1t advisable to hold the convention
 elsewhere.
 By the time the convention meets
 it will probably be known positively
 whether MT. Roosevelt would decline
 the nomination if rendered to him.
 In my opinion he would but, anyhow,
 the convention will be the most inter-
 esting in 20 years. It will be seeth-
 ing, boiling political pot. What will
 be the outcome none can tell"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04

1t was oDly discovered when Dr. Ken nedy was called the next morning to attend the man. who complained of a pain in his side. which he thought came from collision with his oppo- nent's dinner pail The sharp imple- ment penetrated the left lung over the hear.
 The SIiveG 9eit wss in error yester- day in stating that the fight occurred underground as it was misinformed. It occurred ss the men reached the surface at o'clock Saturday alter noon. G. J. Campbell. who works with Hiatt and who saw the fight. states that Hiatt used nothing but his fists and that the foreigners wounds were caused by being knocked against some timbers The Slavonians work ing at the old Dominion are said 10 be indignant al the work of the stabber and will prevent his returning to work
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
HE BsBEE DAILY EW ssEE ARIZONA sATURo AZ MORNING MAY 1so
lELEPeOiE LINE ID CONNECT
 NORTHERN ARIZONA TOWNS

l. possible at exactly thirty minutes past eleven for the county seats of Apache and Navajo to exchange greet ings over the new line.
 'lt was a thrilling moment-the long-hoped-for and talkedsof telephone
 line connecting the interior towns of the two counties was now a reality, an established fact
 with the firsi-class material to be used on the long-distance line. the en- terprise expected to give the people line that would render it least sat isfactory service, but it was not an
 ticipated by the subscribers that they
 would be able to carry on converse tion over a wire Of more than a hun dred and forty miles in length with l'sO little effort. Customers in Hol-
 brook can easily recognize the voices of their friends in St. Johns. The line will be no small factor in the development of the interior settle ments of the two counties. making possible the transaction of business
 deals in a few minutes that hereto
 fore has taken days or that in many instances would not have been at tempted"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04

Up the Canyong down the Canyon, help, J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
THE BANK BAR.

wHIsKEYs BOTTLED IN BOND. OPPOSITE MINERS 6 MERCHANTS BANK. LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
ARIZONA APPEARS.
Appointments Made In Arizona During
 the Past Week.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Ben H, Traxler appointed rural letter carrier and ChIo Traxlet substitute at Mesa.
 Postoffice at Weldon, Pima county, discontinued, mail to Quijotoa.
 Miss Harriet W. Thompson, of Wichita, Kansas, appointed teacher at Fort Apache Indian school. A. L. Leward, of Indianapolis, Indiana, at Phoenix Indian school Edgar B. Stone of Bloomington, Indiana, teach. CT at Colorado River school.
 RichCrd E Spikes of Blsbee granted patent for beer tapper
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04

Q. W. sEak. PROP.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-04
VICTIMS OF BLOODY
 FIGHT WILL RECOVER.
Hiatt ard Metrovitch, Who Nearly Killed Each Other at Globe,
 Are improving.
Especial to Review

GLOBE, May 2.-Oscar Hiatt and the Montenegrin whose name was re- ported to the police as MetTovitch, both of whom were thought to have been fatally wounded in fight which took place at the old Dominion mine last Saturday, are improving and are expected to recover rapidly. Hiatt is the more seriously injured of the two and although he is not yet out of dan ger. 1t is not expected that blood pois- oning will set in.
 A strange feature of the case was that Hiatt did not know that he was stabbed until the morning after the fight. And, strangely enough, although there were a number of witnesses to the fight. no one seemed to have seen the Montenegrin thrust the candle stick into Hiatt's side No blood came from the wound, which closed when the weapon was withdrawn and