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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
PROF. DOUGLAS PAYS VISIT
 HERE
On Regular Inspection Trip to Various Properties of Phelps,
 Bedge & Go, in Arizona and Mexico-Leayes for Globe.

Professor James Douglas. head oi the Phelps-Dodge interests in Arizons and Mexico. arrived in Bisbee yester day afternoon and after remaining for several hours in the office of the Cop per Queen, left on special train foI Globe at 2 o'clock last night. The pro lessor arrived in Fl Paso last Satur day and since then has visited Mo renei. the home of the Detroit Copper Company, leaving there last night and arriving at Douglas this morning where he visited the smelter. He is accompanied or this trip by Mr. os borne, general counsel for the Phelps Dodge Company, with headquarters in New York.
 Doctor Douglas stated last night that he found everything moving right in Morenci. The Detroit Copper Com pany Is building a new bessemer con yerter plant to take the place of the old one which was the second to be put in operation in the territory. Last year the Detroit company completed and put in operation a new concen trator which has a capacity of 100( tons daily. The reduction plant al Morenci is being generally overhaulet which will result in an Increased cop per product in that eamB this veal over that of last.
 The Financial Furry.
 When asked as to his opinion as tc what caused the radical slump in rail road. mining and all other securities during the past week, Professor Doug
 las said it could only be attributed tt a general lack of. confidence in the flu ture. That no important failures haC been reported of either banks or brok CTS he regarded as most favorable Indication of the financial stability O the country.
 At Globe.
 Professor Douglas, stated that thu work of building reduction works b! l the old Dominion Company had no yet been completed and there wa yet much to do there. 1 After visiting at Globe the professo will return to Bisbee and before re turning east will visit the Phelps I Dodge properties at Cananeaeaan, I Nacozari. ,.rrn,-l f v
 | Last night before the special trail | left for Globe Doctor Douglas spok of his first trips through Arizona an
 of the hardships and time required | | get from camD to camp. His frs trips through the territory were mad before any of the railroads in the tel
 ritory had been built save the Southeri
 Pacific which had reached Tucso
 from Yuma. A. trip from Morenci t
 Bisbee and thence to Globe in th
 early times meant days of travel in
 blackboard or on Horseback. wherea
 now it can be made between evenin
 and morning by special train and witl out loss of any business hours, thu lshowing the rapid1 progress which ha been made by Arizona.
 f, The present visit of the head of tn Phelps Dodge interests to- Arizona g {, this time has no special significance, | simply being one of his regular il spection trips for consultation with hi
 local managers in the various district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

Attorney Frank Heney is showing no signs of weakening in his effort to make good the prediction that he would land Mayor schnitz and Abe Ruef, head of the San Francisco graft CTS. in the state prison. Heney has the ability as a lawyer and the deter imitation as a man and the evidence to make good his prediction before a square jury, but with machine" sheriff selecting the jury we fear that this pair of scoundrels will be al lowed to go unpunished.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
SCIENTISTS ARRIVE
 AT WEIGHT OF SOUL
Psychic Entity of Man Is From 0ne-Half To One Ounce,
 Trial After Death.

BOSTON. Mass. March Hive Massachusetts physicians of the Highest professional standing. have just attained what they believe to be decisive results in the inTest- gation, recently undertaken. and rev erently carried out. to determine the existence or non-existence of a soul in the human body and to determine whether the departure of that soul from the body is attended by any man ifestation of a. nature that can be made evident to material senses.
 These Investigations, guarded with the utmost privacy, have extended oy- CT a period of about six years in a sauitarfum in this state. The results obtained are known only to half a dozen scientists, although it is plan ned to make the discovery public in the near future.
 The physicians claim that through their researches, the mysterious hu- man soul has at last been catalogued upon scientific principles as an actual material thing; that when this soul fits from the human body,ft dimtn- ishes the weight of the body by a certain measurable amount and that the amount can be weighed in actual ounces. 7sf
 One of the Tests.
 The difference between the weight of the live human body and the same body the moment after death, when the soul has quit it, was found to be one-half to one ounce and to this, II is said, there can be no possible SO Iution except that 1t represents the weight of the human soul.
 In every case the loss was shown after all known scientific deductions such as the loss of respiratory air, of moisture and of all excretions and Sc cretions of the body had been taken into consideration
 In order that the experimenting physicians might adequately ascertain that this unaccountable loss was mol due to some peculiar physical charac teristic of sex, both men and women have been subjects of the experi mentS.
 The method of finding this result, as followed by the doctors, was to place the dying patients in bed upon one of the platforms of a pair of scale: made exactly for the experiments, ana then to balance this weight by piae ing an equal weight on the opposite platform.
 These scales were so delicately con structed as to be sensitive to weigh
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
SENATOR BURTON WILL NOT
 GET PRESIDENTIAL FAVOR.

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Strons pressure has been brought to bear to induce the President to pardon J, Ralph Burton, former Kansas Senator whose term in the Ironton County Missouri jail will expore March .22. in the event that he pays the s2,50O fine imposed upon. him. If he fails to pay the fine, he must stay anothe' month in prison.
 The. President has been asked tc remit this extra month on the ground that Burton is unable to pay the fine The President is reported to have saiC that he would rather increase than de crease Burton's term of imprisonment
 The President will not interfere.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
THE ANT.
Facts About One of Natures Most h.
 dustrious Creatures.

When spring comes with all it's wealth of opening buds and new flow CTS, the ant is preparing for a season of profitable industry. -
 It comes out of its winter quarters and locates a new home where it can store away, during the summer months the sutenance for the long winter davs
 Just as industrious as the ant but in a different way, are the countless infinitesimal germs which burrow into the scalp and eat away the roots oi the hair.
 As they burrow away Dandruft forms. and if the germs are not all killed, Badness results.
 Newbro's Herpicide is the onl, known remedy which kills the germs
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc in stamps for sample to The Herpicidt Co. Detroit. Michigan, TWO SIZES 50 CENTS AND s1.0'
 BIsBEE DRUG CO, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

PATENTs-I furaish my clients with
 copies of all correspondence had in
 their cases (ezcept foreign). l also furnish free of charge complete copies of ali drawings and speci- fications. James R. Townsend. Bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles. Calf.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12

Our good old friend j, b.
Ritchie of Ash Flat was transact
ing business here Monday, and
did not fail to come around to sec
us,
James E. Bray came up from
Batesville the first of the week
for a stay of few days with
relatives and friends in this Sec
ton.
Prof. W. F. Buck Of Fayette-
vile, formerly very successful
teacher in Sharp county, was
here a few this week meeting
old friends.
w. E. Holt Of Davidson town
ship, who has read the Record a
long time, was in to see us one
day this week and renewed his
subscription.
Capt. Joshua Wann is "batch-
ing" these days, and declares he
can furnish all friends who will
visit him plenty Of good fresh air
and cistern water,
The tax assessor is now at the
court house in Evening Shade
and is ready to take an inventory
of your wealth, He will remain
here several days.
Mrs. G, 7. Vaughan Of We'll
lington, Texas, will receive the
Record in future through the
courtesy of her son, L, r.
Vaughan Of Bengay.
John L. AskeW, a good farmer
of the Clarkson neighborhood,
was looking after some matters
Of business at this place one day
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs, l., B, Medley and her two
daughters, Misses Fay and Tot,
left Wednesday for Illinois, where
they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12
THE PENSION BOARD.
Nineteen New Names Added To The
Pension Roll In This County.

The Confederate Pension Board
for Sharp county met at the court
house here Monday morning, and
remained in session tho greater
part Of the day, Ninotoon now
names were added TO tho pension
roll, rs follows; Mrs, Charity A.,
Peacock $50; j, b, Rltchio $50,
+, M, Thomas S2o; W, G, Murphy
Sl0O; Martha L, Taylor $50,
$, G, Little S15i John II, Hog.
gard SlOOi M, NJ Wood S5O;
R A. Johnson $50; Bonnott
Watkins $685. stephen Collins
$50; Mrs, Angelino MeKnlght
500; Mrs, Sarah R, Campbell
500; Green Chi5m 500; Samuel
Fooks $50; j, A, Couch $40;
Mrs, Cynthia Coleman $50,
Francis MobIoy S50i c, j,
Andrews S25,
Twenty-Five pensioners already
on tho roll were allowed raises
in their allowances, under an ast
Of the recent legislature, proyl9.
ing for greater ponsions for those
whose disabilities have increased
since they were first made pen.
ioners,
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12
viii Clean Cemetery Grounds.

EDITOR RECoRD:-Ploase state
in your paper that there will be a
meeting on August 10th at the
MaXville cemetery for the pur-
pose of cleaning off tho yard and
rounding up tho graves, All
those interested are requested TO
come and bring their tools, with
tho expectation of working and
working only,
] f, SIMPSON,
GEO. BALLARD,
IVES JORDAN,
Committee,
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12

The walnut crop is short this
wear, and there is a school Of
prophets who will tell you that
there is never a good corn crop
when walputs are scarce.
Visitors to town from the east
ern part Of the county say that
Hardy Higginbottom Of Lebanon
township will enter the race for
assessor when the campaign
opens,
Prof. W. E. Hogan Of Conway,
who holds the chair Of math-
ematics in Hendrix College, was
in Evening Shade day or two
this week in the interest Of that
institution.
John Logan Morris of limbo
den, a former Sharp county
citizen, was a visitor to the city
one day this week. He has been
on the road some time for a cloth
ing company.
Mrs. Mamie Wann left Satur-
day for Scott township, where
she began a term of school Mon
day morning. Mrs. Wann has
taught several terms where she
in now employed.
T, j. Davidson, as special COM
missioner appointed by the chan
Gerry court, sold a tract of land,
located in the Poughkeepsie Sec
ton, Saturday. 1t was purchased
by Newport parties.
O. p, Meeks and his young sor
came in from Frederick, Okla
homa, the first part Of the weel
for a visit with relatives ant
friends, Mrs. Meeks has beer
here several weeks.
Hon. T, /, Herrn was looking
after some legal matters at tb'
Northern District Capital FRIDAY
and Saturday. Mrs, Herrn anC
their two small daughters ac
companied him on the trip.
George Mcknight, one Of tn,
Records best friends at Reed
was a pleasant visitor Monday
George says his section is on
a boom just now, and he is look
ing out for the electric cars
right away.
The Evening Shade ball clul
will cross bats with the Cave Cit,
nine at the latter place mex
Saturday, and a great game i
expected, as the nine here ha
defeated the Cave City team
once this season.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12


C. H Mcdonald. who for many
years lived near this place, NO"
living at Stuart, Lawrence ooun-
ty. was here few days recently
He helped us outa dollars WORTH
Arthur L. Pickens, a MaxylIle
bov. who spent the last few years
in the United States naval SER
vice. orders us to send him the
Record at Black Rock, where ne
is permanently located.
Assessor R, B, Clear reports
that the people turned out in
fairly good numbers at his dates
in the different parts of the
county. Up to date he has
made out about TWO thousand
lists.
The weather during the pres
ent week has been very warm,
and crops in this section are SUI
fering for the want Of rain. The
rains have been missing this i'm"
mediate vicinity the past two or
three weeks,
W. G.. King, a good citizen Of
Davidson township, was in town
Tuesday, which day was his
fifty-first birthday. He was born
in Sharp county, and has never
lived outside the county but
about four months in his life.
The French Coach stallion,
purchased some time ago by q
company Of Poughkeepsie citi-
zens, sold a few days ago for the
sum Of $3.50. Somebody lost
some money in this deal, as tn G
horse cost the company $1,000.
James O. Wasson, the young
politician Of Scott township, who
has been out with the tax as
SCISSOR, is said to be a full .fledged
candidate for representative, and
Charley Hail Of WilIiford is said
to be a candidate for the position
also.
The Zion ball club came tC
town Saturday and got revenge
on the boys here by defeating
them by the big score Of lG to II
This makes game and game fol
these two clubs, and the rub vii
be played some time in the neaI
future,
A new postoliice will be estab
lishsd soon several miles east 0
town, and we understand tht
name will be Layne, Dude,
Sims will be postmaster, and hat
already forwarded the prope
bond to the postoliice department
at Washing ton.
Last Monday Judge j, W
Smith assumed control Of th
mail line from this place TO Cav
City, for which he traded som
weeks ago, giving Frank Gradd
the line from here to Cushmar
Mr., Grady has taken charge 0
the Cushman line.
j. II, Walling Of Poughkoepsi
was a substantial and pIoosar
caller at this Office one day lately
Mr., Walling is an old ex
Confederate and a good citizen
lie says he drank water from th
town spring here fifty-sIx year
ago, before there was a tow
here and when this section was
...'1 1
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.
announcements.
FOR CONGRESS

10 rHE PEOPLE OF THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT:
hereby announce myself candidate for Cong
ress subject to the action of the Democratic
party at the primary election to be held in 1858
earnestly solicit the support of each and every
person in the District and assure you that youi
friendship and help during my campaign will be
deeply appreciated; and, if elected ! promise tc
make the District an honest representative.
Sincerely your friend
TOM CAMPBELL
Sharp County record., 1907-07-12
local NEWS.
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~S III I1FCiillSS DlIduC ouiy li'
George Grimmett Of Franklin
was a visitor to the city Saturday.
A good number Of summer
schools have opened up the past
two weeks.
A good mare belonging to
William Reed of this place died a
few days ago.
F. M. Biggs Of Poughkeepsie
was looking after some business
here Wednesday.
John M. Buchanan Of Sidney
was looking after business inter-
ests here Monday.
William Nelson was up from
the state of Reed last Saturday
doing some business.
G. j. Buchanan Of the Sidney
country was a business visitor to
town a few days ago.
County Judge Kelley Of Reed
was in town Wednesday transact
ing some official business.
Dow Davis, owner Of the stage
line to Ash Flat, has our thanks
for big dollar on subscrition.
A large crowd attended Cave
City's Fourth Of July celebration,
and the occasion was a success,
Fred Woods left a few days
ago for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. G. G. Price, at Little Rock.
Robert Kent Of Maxville was
in town Wednesday, having some
business around the court house.
Judge William II. Kelley will
convene the regular term Of
county court at this place next
Monday,
Jas, Brummitt Of Newburg,
the grocery drummer, a firm friend
OF this sheet, was in the city
Saturday.
Allen Davidson is laying off
from his work at Metcall's roller
mill this week on account Of u
sprained wrist.
A marriage license was issued
n few days ago to John Miller
and Miss Nora Simpson, who live
near this place,
Abe Hughes Of Salem was an
Evening Shade visitor a couple Of
days this week, He lived here
many years ago.
B, p, Shirley, an old citizen OF
the MaXville section, made final
proof on his homestead claim
here Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs, Melvin Stokes
have gone to housekeeping in the
j. Il. Metcali property on the
south side Of town,
The Sharp County Sunday
School Convention meets at Cave
City today and will remain in
session three days,
Mrs. May Love and family OF
near Franklin spent several days
lately in Evening Shade will
relatives and friends.
Marion Thomas Of Morgan
township was a caller at Reeor(
headquarters Wednesday, while
in the city on business,
Rev, G, $, Morehoad returned
Tuesday from n visit Of tive
weeks with relatives and friends
at his old home in Mississippi,
Miss Alvan Turner a popular
young teacher Of Evening Shade
began a term Of school in one oI
the districts near town Monday,
John D, Collins, after spending
a week or Two with his family NJ
this place, left Saturday foI
Newport, where he is employed
Charles Taylor OF lmboden
came over Saturday and is
aaa. si,,as ti,a .waal "a aaaAaes Tt..a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
SUPREME COURT.
Trial of Steward ct al vs.. Hooper Com :
mencad Friday.

In the supreme court Friday No. 123
On the docket, Seward ct al vs.. Hooper
and TT, was commenced. this being
the first jury trial Of the term. The
counsel are Butler 4 Butler for the
plaintiff and Weeks for pr, defendant,
w. y. Brown. Barrett. pro sc. There
were no trials Thursday. The two
cases. No. III. Paine vs.. Walker, and
No. 21S, Walker rs. Paine. being con-
tinued as the parties We're sick.
The following are the assignments
fo: Saturday:
No. 2aa5, smith vs.. Hearst & Trs.
Gould & Lawrence. Hobbs.
No. $50, Smith vs.. New Eng. News
Pub Co. & Trs. Gould & Lawrence,
Hobbs.
No. 28s. Oak VS.. Jacobs. Butler &
Butler, Allen &, Abbott.
No. 267, McKenney IS. Gushing & TT.
Simmons, Young for Pr. Dcft.; Daniel
Steward for Tr.
No. $50, Booker, Comr'lt, VS.. Wheel
CT. Gould q Lawrence; Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
Accedes to Pres. Roose-
ve|t's Arbitration Request.
Further Report Of Recent De
feat Of the Allied Armies.
The Movement For Intervention Is
Gaining Strength.

New Orleans, March 22.-President
Zelaya of Nicara qua is quoted as ac-
ceding TO request of President Roosc-
Welt for arbitration of the war troubles
in Central America in letter received
here last night from Bluefields, Nicara-
qua. The statement of Zelaya is said
TO have been printed in Bluefields,
along with President Roosevelt's APP
peal for peace and is as follows:
TO His Excellency, the President Of
Nicaragua, Managua:
1T is with profound regret that l
have received the news from the court
Of arbitration between Nicaragua and
Honduras, which met in Salvador and
has been dissolved owing to the fact
that the court believed that one of the
two parties concerned has not discon-
tinued it's preparations for war during
the arbitration.
"Allow me to stale to Your Excel
lency that the United States hopes that
this derlorable happening may be the
result of some error which might cas-
lily be recognized and another appoint
cd which may act in accordance witt!
regulations Wei understood and faith
fully carried out by both parties in this
controversy 50 that peace. with all 81
its benefits. may be maintained. not on
~ in Nicaragua ant. Honduras, but ir
all If the Central American states. The
cause Of humanity, the advantages OF
pacific relations by means Of which the
prosperity of each separate republic
contributes to the prosperity of all. ant
tie friendship that we all possess fol
the two countries involved in this diff
ficdtv induce US, while expressing Oui
respect and esteem, to vehemently urgt
Your EXcellency to follow This proceed
ing.
II am sure that the governments Of
Mexico, Guatcmalia, Salvador AMI
Costa Rica will agree with me in this
| am addressing a similar telegram t,
the President of Honduras.
(Signed THEODORE ROOSEVELT. =
President Zelaya closes his reply 5y
saying:
Il therefore accept your friendly OIL
ccs, being disposed to have the qucs-
.tion settled Ivy arbitration on the basis
mentioned. | beg To state to you that
the sentiment Of the Nicara guam public
is the same as the of the American pep
PIE when the steamship Maine wa;
blown up"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
LINCOLN.
SOM ERVILLE.

Edwina Cracker and Herbert Cunning
ham were visiting in town recently.
Moody A. IIislcr is hauling lumber and
will commence on his new house this
spring. lie intends to build on the same
srot where his house was destroyed by
lightning last summer
c. F. Brown. who has been i'll. is able
to lc out again.
J.. W. Soule who has been in poo,
health this winter is reported as gaining
Slowly.
Frank X. Erv;ng is home from Bruins
wick visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Ervirg.
Mrs. a. ]. Dodge, who has been i'll, is
improving
The little son Of Moody Hislcr has beer
very i'll.
Arthur and Herbert Dodge are hau.ine
slaves to Windsorville station.
George Gliddcr called on relatives in
jefferson Saturday.
George ". Plummer went to Cooper
Mills Saturday.
Mrs. Naomi Turner of East Palermo i.
in town visiting her son. W. L. Dow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
SREAks UP a COLD IN TEN
+---' frf HOURS
Breath Hyomei and Get Quick Relief.
Cures all Bronchial Troubles.

AS usual thing remedy that has
immediate action contains powerful
drugs that should be used sparingly.
This Is one Of the reasons why the
ordinary tablets that are sold for
coughs and colds should not be taken
by people with weak heart. as they
have dangerous stimulating effect
When Hyomei, however. is b9ea;hed
quick relief is obtained in = natural
way. Its healing medication goes right
to the spot where the disease germs are
present, at once soothing and healing
the frritated mucous membrane. The
action in this way is similar TO spread
ing soothing salve upon burn.
No other medicine for the cure OF
coughs, colds and bronchial troubles
is as rational as Hyomei. Breathing
It through the neat pocket inhaler
which goes with every outfit, it can
be used either in the nose or mouth.
thus getting full medication into the
nasal passages or the throat and lungs
as desired. 1t gives almost instant re-
lief in all affections OF the bronchial
tubes, and is guaranteed to break up
a cold in ten hours. This guarantee is
given by one OF the best known drug
gists in Augusta and Waterville,
Bowditch, Webster & Co, Of Augusta
and Geo. w. Dorr of Waterville, Ne,
with every Hyomei outfit they sell.
A complete Hyomei outfit. consisting
of bottle Of Hyomei. an inhaler that
l. h.. y.rI-. ~
purse, and a medicine drOpptr, costs
but one dollar, with guarantee that
IL it does not give satisfaction the
money will be refunded.
Should extra bottles of HyOmei be
needed they can be obtained for only
soc. the inhaler lasts lifetime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23

Mrs. Pamela Bigelow has returned to
st. Albans.
Gertrude Smart is very i'll.
Nil and Mrs. Dana c. Noble are re-
coiy ing Generalization on the birth of a
daughter. born Mar. Goth.
DR.. mclaughlin of Harmony was in
town Wednesday,
MIS-. L. G. Wentworth has returned
from Auburn where she passed the win
ter
RIPLEY.
Clarence Hanson, who has been in the
West with his uncle, Levi Hanson, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs Edith Boynton is very Ill.
Clara Graves returned to Dexter Sun
day.
Lizzie Todd of Newport was in town
over Sunday.
Frank Vining had a valuable horse
drop dead near Todd's Corner, Tuesday.
Mrs. Dunlap. wife of DR.. Dunlap, died
Sunday morning. She was very feeble
for a number of years. Her age was 50.
She is survived by a husband and son
Sewnil in this town, and a son, Harvey
dunlap, of Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Daniel Wakefield is in Garland
acting as nurse in the home OF Senecea
Paul.
Othie Sawyer has returned form Shir-
ley.
Pearl Willard is at Chas. Wakefeld'g
for few days