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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

The Republican candidates who
use the REPUBLICAN, to announce their
candidacy can be assured OF a fair
square deal, as we have no slate, but
believe that the selection OF candl-
dates should be made by the ReppL-
lican voters OF the county, in whose
hands, the. selection IS placed blythe
new p4tr.ar,. law and VIC also believe
that the voters W!p make s@eh' Selc1.
t,on, and pit before the. peo,%s a
ticket tina! will wirf ny. p !rrgely IN
creased majority.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

We call the attention Of our readers
to the announcement Of Thomas A..
Merriott, of Excelsior, in nj an
nounccment column, for the Office OF
Sheriff OF Morgan county. Mr.. Mer-
riott is a stalwart young Republican,
born and raised in south Morgan, for
the past eight years a resident OF FIX
cclsior, engaged in the blacksmith
business. Always an efficient party
worker he has helped others to office,
and now for the first time presents
his claim 10 the Republicans Of Nor
gan county. He is thoroughly equip
ped for the high Office he seeks, and
if elected he will keep up the good
record Of the ai.erfPs Office.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
Walnut Grove.

J. {. Todd and wife visitcT at Atkins.
vile last Sunday.
Henry lIardcr's school closed last Fri
day with a literary session at night.
Miss Ivy Clifton, of Texas, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. +. Sims.
The children Of aunt Louisa Sims ccle-
bra,ed her birthday last Thursday.
J. 6. Todd will soon move to the Bow.
er farm.
Thruston Hawks school closes this
week We have heard the patrons
would like To secure his service for
another year.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
Florence Items.

The weather is warm and the fro,s
make a noise like spring was at hand.
There was no mail Tuesday on account
OF high water. CT looks TO a man up
tree as II you needed a bridge over there:
-I;d.)
George Thomas and Robert Holman
were hauling hay for FRANK ~Casadorph.
John Jones bought corn OF LOCUST Tues.
daO.
Henry Cruise, who was called to War
r%ensburg by the illness Of his mo,lictr
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Kaiser was called 10 Kansas
City Monday by the illness Of her son ia
law.
Lewis Seigel, the stock buy or Of otov.
er, wa in Florence last week.
John Klrtz was over from ~ racusc Sat
urday.
August Boetke made Il Lu3,ncss trip to-
Snnthton the other day.
iienry kOdeinan took two loads Of hogs
10 OllervIlle Saturday.
Mr.. Kendlc. from east OF Upton, Is
moving to the George Thomas rcsidcncr,
which is occupied BY liza Young. lie
is moving on the farm OF liitz LOCUST,
and Mr.. Mathis. who lives on tins pace,
is moving I'VE miles west Of town.
Walter v illiains and MS wife made Il
trip to Smith,on last Monday to v,sI, her
father and stopped at his brother johns
on the way home. and Mrs. Williams Wa
taxen sick. She is unier the doctors.
care and not able to return home yet.
Petty Quakensdail is taking care o.
Walter " iliiains' stock.
some OF the Florence people took AL.
vantage OF the good roads aud walked ~
Nathan Lewis.
There Was preaching services Saturday
afternoon and Sunday al the baptist
,hIrcli.
Jim Williams took possession Of the
Restaurant Saturday and HUSTLER salL
that lac was going 10 Dc a free man tor
awhile.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
For Treasurer.

We are authorized 70 announce I. NJ
schannep as a caniida,. for the office OF
treasurer OF Morgan codn,y, subject to
the decision of the Republican voters at
primary election to be held August 4,h,
1908.
We are authorized to announce John
=. Royce as = candidate for the Office OF
Treasurer VI Morgan county, subject to
The decision Of the Republican voters at
primary election 10 lie held Angus, 4th
1908.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
For Assessor.

We are authorized TO announce Fred
Monscss as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of assessor OF Morgan county,
'ubject to the decision Of the Republican
voters at primary election to be held
Aug 4th, 1903.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

IupGE FoPr has called off his dogs
and quit the race for governor, but
Judge Evans, Chairman OF the State
Democratic committee, steps into the
breach and will make the race, pre-
sumably as a Folk candidate.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce Thomas
\. Mcrriott, Of Excelsior, as a candidate
'or the Office OF Sheriff Of Morgan county,
subject TO the action Of til" Republican
voters at primary election 10 be held
AnS. dth, 1903.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
GOD GIVE US MEN.

MEN ah0m fhc mt 0,AoDtte oann0ikiU,
MEN uAom Mc sboih rQ6~ wiH not bny,
hIen aAo hape ob,n,on dnd a wiW,
Men uho hare honOr, men ain WW mt
Tp.r
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
announcements.

Our rates tor announcements for
county Offices are $500, for township
Offices $3.50, payable in advance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
OAAR, u. Cray, Editor Of Ire

OaaR>D y. Gay, Editor Of lie .eah-
er. sr,rSeon, Boone county,
has aaHstinced his candidacy
i"r co~nsrsss' in, this district. Hs
viii fnA etsc hleiord a hard
proposition hns - We Republicans
will elect the 'isxt cGsyegsman it
makes little dirasrrcc ~als yAac OF
.s,rs secures the n%omirrt'or
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

1t is reported that liquors are be-
ng handled illegally here. but We,
suppose the officials will get busy amt
have the business stopped and the
guilty punished.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

The greatest Of all newspapers is the
DAILY GLOBE. DEMOCRAT. Of st.
Louis, /, has no equal r rival in all the
west and ought to be in the hands OF
every reader Of any Daily paper. II costs,
by mail, postage prepaid, DAILY IN
CLUDIEG SUNDAY, one year, 5000;
b months, 500; } months $50, DAILY
WITHOUT SUNDAY, one year, $50;
u months, = 80; ) months, 800; Sun
DAY EDITION a big newspaper and
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A subscription for the GLOBE DEMO
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'Twicc.a. Week" issue Of the GLOBE.
DEMOCRAT, TWO YEARS FOR Sl.25,
elsewhere IN this paper.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05

in the Clensted cemetery Friday at u .
m, Rev. Bowman conducting the exc -
cises. He is survived by II wife and se,-
en- children.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
Advertising Rates.

Display advertising. by the year. to average
Our inches or more, SIC. per inch each issue.
Professional oards, one inch, 50 cests pei
month, two inches Is cents par fsonahi
I.ocais-fve lines, OF over S cents per- line FOL
srst insertion; ?Hc. pet line for each subsequen'
insertion In black type 10 cents per hrs foi
A~st insertion, S cents per line for each anbse
1uent insertion.
..cgsi advertising nj Legal rates.
special rates on page ,1vertiscmcnts.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
An Open Letter.
elsewhere IN this pa
Versailles, Mo-,
Feb. II, 1903.

TcD' ~, lJUO.
10 r.. G.. Cassidy Mere. Co..
Controllers and distributors Of fine
whiskcys, Main and Monitcau streets,
Sedalia, Mo.
bear Sis: Your order blank OF
tcby. 24,h, received. Read Prov.
2O:l; Isah ~l1:l4-22; Prov. % 20
IIabakkuk 2:1J.
Enclosed please find the Curse Of
God, for which send me the follow
ing; Your confession Of SIN and re-
pentance toward God and faith in the
Lord Jcasus Christ. The Curse Of
God is on account Of the many thons-
ands your traffic is sending to eternal
woe every year; and the cries of the
'St&ov~ aud orphans viii haunt they
OF the liquor traffic in he'll by mcm-
DRY.
Yours respectfully,
lsaLs4f HsKErR,
Versailles. Mo.
Bro. Barber, wien AZ received his
blank order for reah liquor, through
the kindness (?1.of A. G.. baker, 20,
a little warm under the collar. and
indited the above epistle ~ the
liquor firm on the blank order, an,
mailed it. He also desired to max.
it public, and went 10 Baker 10 have
it"publishcd IN the Statesman. bu'
Baker refused to publish it., except a
regular rates, claiming that he wa.
getting good pay for his whiskcy adj
COULDN'T afford to publish anythin.
On the o.hU side Of the question
without equally good pay. Bro. Bar,
bsr thertried Hannay, but he said III
was or the liquor question he wouldn'
have antth'ng. to do with it, as h'
~asrtt on c!ther SIDE. lie thcI
biOp-bt It to the RcrlvIICAN, and III
troubles vanished.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-05
Scattered items.

Mr Hahn so d Shores i%Inntc' a span
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08

len miiiien. Sn @reensburs, 9ay
iino Die 9lnlagen Ser $. s. Srld
Gofe So. eeidloilen moroen Die Sur
mer nliiiien ibr 8aiier metleriueit
berbeibolell. sssll sSobnstolpll, So,
iinb Die beiben groBen 9ielerpoirs
trodelt. ullo mir nod ems nit &5el-
fer perieben. 8iele SausDaltuileell
iino beute obne bas foltbare geab Sn
Gtorgantomn gS. Ga., i'll oie 9luiage
Ser @merican Sbeet & Sin Elate 80.
megen Der r8iirre gelbloHell NOR
Sen. 4ebnli6 ftebt es nit 5ablrel-
1en anoerll Sabrifen.
8ei eine1n Sener in SroollDn
bolte Elm getpilier Ssobn Sud eia
fleines Sinh aus Dem bremlenOen
Sauie berans, itiirate aber gleid oo-
rauf gu 8ooen uno itarb. 8orber
batte er aud Die M1tter oes 0iilbcs
aus Dent syeuer gerettet.
- @errp so. Nepins aus &eb6anf
in Seem Seriep lit in Ser &onbertion
81 Soleoo, Ohio, gum Sber=gefebls-
baber Der u@rallo 9lrrnp Of tbe BE
public" eripdblt moroen.
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Gin gutter 0rmttb.
san glntonier Biirger f6unea Gud,
iageu, parum es 10 1T.

9oau's Nieren-Yinen furieren Die
llriad)e ser &ranfbeit ltt1o oesbolb
lit es, ooB Die auren itets anbalten.
Dieies @eilnittel ifarft unb belebt Die
geieren, es bilft ibneli, bie fIiiliigen
@ifte aus Dem &orper gu treibet1,
Die aopftpeb, &iidenidner5 uno bie
idredliden geierenIeiben u1tb 1irittie-
rl1ngsbel6merben peruriade1,. ge-
ipobner bon San It1tonio geben
3eugnis am fir perrnanente anrelt.
Wers. Marie NoBnlann 615 W1on-
tana StraBe, Gan @ntonio, iagt:
SD eebralt6te 9oan's Nieren BiI-
len Dor ettpo orei Sobren nnb oa-
mails erfoftnte ih ibren groBen 8ert
sic toten mir ouBerorbertIih biel
@utes ltnb ieitoern babe ib ttur me-
mig ooer feline S6tpierigfeitelt NIT
meinen Nieren gebabt. gine meiner
5reunoinnen befIaete ii9 iiber Nie-
rertletben tnb i6 riet ibr, 8oan' 3
geieren Billen 81 beriuhell. sic
faifte eine 56a9tel in Der gerar
Drug 60. uno na6oern ite iie gel1onl-
men mar iie prompt gebeilt. Sd
babe pones @ertrouen 5u bieieln
pra6tigen Seiln1ittel rtr1o 5ogere
ni6t, ibm neine 9lnerfennung 5u aol-
len nno es peiter 5lt en1pfeblen."
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Giienbabn= Jabrplau.
q. 81. e. 81. e. gahn.

rDabb grodett" <3ltg na1 8oniton,
8albe1tor, Beaumont lnb Orange. NbS
fabrt 9 llbr abetlos, slnfri1ft 7.5O mor<
gems.
gla6 aerrbiIe, Mbfabrt 4.30 na1m.
Nbfabrt bon &errbilIe $50 116r bornlit&
tags. Sour Sonntags na6 aerrbille: $50
ubr born1ittags.
gea6 gnero, goafunt, Souiton, @albes
ton. @iobings, Hodoale, Cameron unb
@aco, Ibfabrt 845 bormittdgs.
gtn9 geebilIe, CORPUS gbriiti, Mlice,
Matbis, granias 9aB, 0todport, Nbfabrt
140 na9mittngs.
gaa6 SaIflirias, Gbfabrt 8 11br aberbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08

&amerun, Sesfo b. asuttfamer, oei-
fen Qffdren Dor Sabr lllto Sag 8relie
un0 Eublifunn, intpie Die 8is5ipli-
nor -SSnitan8en beidaitigten, lit illll1-
mebr nit 8eniion inter 8eibebalo-
lung BON Stang unb Sitel perabidie-
BET iporben. Yuttfnner balte itboll
Dor orei Monaten iein Mhlbiebsge-
iu6 eingereiht, na6benl er bonn
93ei6sfanaler Siirlten b. Billion elll-
pfangen fporoen mar. @s berrldte
ieitbem fein 3tpeifel oariiber, ooB
ct einen ebretlbollen glbidieo erbaltcn
iperoe.
- Cine 9epeide aus Ynoapelt
nleloet: @roBtes @nfieben erregt Die
&unbe bon Der gerbaftung Der Oa-
ronin 8anffp. Sic batte ibren Sru=
Der, Der Eoitmeiiter in goois iii, be-
luht uno bel Der @elesettbeit eillen
@elobrief geitoblelt. Die 6eiillablne
erfolgte in &aonot.
= Inter entiprebenoen 5eierli6=
feiter lit m 2auterberg am Sar5 oas
9enfnal fir BEN arn Is. SUM 1905
infolee eines SeSagounfaas in 2ie5erl
Steiermarf, eeitorbenen ebentaligen
@onperneur bon 0eutlh-Sltafrifa,
9erlnann BON @iBrnallt1 entbiillt
mor0en. Oas Weonluneilt, eille Sta=
tue, lit cine S9opfung oes 8ilb-
ballers 8rof. Sobannes @ot in Ser
lin-Srieoenml. 9as Stanobiio 5eigt
ben berporragenoen vglfrifaner1 auf
einem idlanfen SelienpoItanent, oas
aus Dem brett gelogertell, feliigen lin
terbau berpornd6it.
Der brolilianil6e &riegsnilti-
iter, Waaridaa Goorieue5 oa Sonic
ca, uno Die @enerole ser liioameri=
falii6en Gepublif, ipel6e, pie sc-
meloet, Der Serbitparabe auf Dem
Senlpelbofer 6eloe beilDobnten uno
3engen Der &oiiermor,oper in GllaB-
2otbringen lein iperoen beludten Die
| Observation-Disclosures IN @roB=Slt)-
terfeloe, mel6e iie eingebello be-
iihtigten. Sooann begabeu Tie iid)
no1 Der Decentralization in Nauen.
Der brafilianiide arieBsnliniiter er-
faltnte Die groBartigen 2eiitulscn Der
Station nit lpormen @orten an.
SIN 2eip5iger Staotrat fanl Die
getpinigultg elmer 3eppelill-Spelloe
anf's 2apet. geah ldngeren 9era-
tungen geIangte man 5ll benz @nt-
i6eib, oen oarauf be5iigli6en sllt-
trae porlaufig ab5ulebnen. Gageeell
bat Der 9erliner Staotrat Dem oNa-
tionalen 2uftidiffbmlfonos fir @ra1
Zeppelin" Die Sunrne bon orei6ig-
tailienb Warf 8ueemanot alu6 be-
piGigte er fir Die Our6 Die rielige
Seuersbrl,nit IN 9onaueiGingell
Seimeeiudten ben getrog bon 5ebn-
| tallien0 Wearf.
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S. e 6. %. ga6n.

gacb allen gorD1gegas<Bunfte
11br lirlb 745 bor1nittngs
Na6 ct. 2olis, Mempbis i1nb benz Often
125 11br nadrn. unb 7.3O abenbs
9n6 @erifo. s. 1920 llbr borm
@nfnnft.
Son Ct onis linb Dem Often, 9.15 ntorg.
Son 2arebo unb Megifo .1.05 nn1nl.
Bon ct. 2Duis, &anfas gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. 2unis & San Jranciseo 8abm.
Nbfahrt.
gfa6 Sort Snith, Sprinsfielb, ct. 2onis.
&anias gitb, gbicago (S. &@. 81. 9e@
pot) -. 7.30 abenos
4nfunft.
gon ct. 2oliis, &anias gitb, Earis,
Chicago 1920 norsens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08
8eimdt

Bis Mitte Septenber cine oeuti6e
9o6in in eeiestem 9llter. glnpfeb-
lungen meroen perlangt. Stelleltilt-
6enoe peroen eriudt ii6 bon 2 big a
llbr Nadmittags in Io. POP slpe.
6 3u meloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08
90. 6. G. 8. gabn.

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3n6 8aco, Sort gBortb, 9aIlas. &anz
ias gitb, ct. 2ouis rno gbicaeo, tdg@
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@albeltpn =. .10.15 abenbs
IHfunft
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9allas, Sort g8ortb uno @nco, tdelid
(Suniet 9epot) .7.30 morg
2ofal5ug btn SmitbbilIe .9.15 abenbs
alomo Spe5ial BON SntitbbilIe. 5ouitou,
@albeltoH :. $50 1norgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08
@eindlt

cine ao6in ooer elm @do6en 8ur
geioreung Der Sausarbeit Bel elmer
aus orei Berionen beitebenben So
mile. gu erfragen IN Der Office
Der u5reie Breiie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08
somt6ern 9saeifie gabm.

Ibf fabrt.
&a6 gfeip Orleans, Soufton nn0 @albes
iton, tdglidb 49,. .11.45 m1ittags
lttlo. .11.30 nberlbs
ga6 @agle 8ab, 81 Paio, galifornien
unb Wegifo. :. 900 born1.
Infunft.
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iton, tdeli6 .735 m1orgens
nno -. 900 nahmittaes
@on 81 9aio, Californian. unb @egifo.
8 nbenbs
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gietoria 9ibiiion, 9. S. & g. ".
(8nlf Ghpre.)

Mbf brit.
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pls gbriiti, @rnipnsbille. 9fio @rat1oe
gitb, @oliao, 8eebille, 8barton, Ya@
lacios ltno Soliton $50 morg
gead Brownsville.
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lion. Nbfabrt $50 abenos, madt in HIaz
ceoo @erbinbuns NIT Der @uIf goait
2ine fir Corpus gbriiti uub 5rotprspiIIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08

Sobn $. Bolton, offentlider 0o-
tor. @runoeigentlm. @gellt fin
Beniionsaniprii6e. 3immer 8, ct.
Sarnes Sotel, Oit-Soulton StraBc,
0eioe Telephone 65O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08

Gum 8erfauf bel allen Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer-Wilburn
60, Buffalo, Stem gorf, alleinige
@genten fir Die Ser. Staatel1.
grinnert gu6 oes Mamens =
8oan uno nebnt feine aitberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-08

- glu man6em bate man nidt
10 i6per 5il peroauen tpeln man
iitb's b4tte perbeiBen folnell.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
POLITICAL ISLANDER.

The BisOee Miner and the Douglas Dispatch show evidence of continued grief because of the course of the Kelly papers toward the republican candidate for congress and his man agers. The Miner on Saturday even ing accused the Kelly papers of max ing an assault on BovaI A. Smith, chairman of the republican territor- ial committee, but the only assault visible was the fact that the Tucson Star had made the fact known to Mr. Smith. who is claiming the election of Cameron by 2000 majority, that A. s. Clark of Tucson. better known as
 'Hualapai Clark stood ready to bet the sum of s50O0 that Mark Smith would defeat Cameron 4eO votes in the race. In the Star article was al so a reference to the man Sydney Beiber, who has come from Washing ton City to poke his nose into the politics of Arizona Dy having himself interviewed in reputlican papers to the effect that he regarded it highly necessary for the reopIe of Arizona to elect Ralph Cameron to congress so that 1t would be sure of statehood. Beiber has an unsavory reputation in Washington as a lobbyist and has been denounced by some of the repub- Mean United States senators as such a character. The Star correctly stat ed that the people of Arizona had no use for such men as BeIber and none for those who are responsible for his importation into Arizona politics. This constituted the so-called assault Of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

The Bisbee Evening Miner is the only paper in this territory that has devoted it's whole time during this campaign to digging the political sewer and throwing filth at Mark Smith. The people of Opchise county will probably give such q rebuT to this kind of journalism that it will never again be attempted in this county. The most tl.at has ever been said about Ralph Cameron in this campaign was to ask if certain re- ports which the republican leaders knew were being circulated against the republican candidate were true. The Miner has stuck to lies about Mark Smith after they were proven to be false. Be it said to the credit of the newspapers of the territory that the Miner is the only one which has used it's columns as sewer pipes through which the viIest filth has flown.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
PRE-NuPTIAL PARTY.

Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Scott the E. E. Girls gave a surprise and farewell party for Miss Mary Mullen, who is soon to give up her membership in the club to become the wife of Lyman s. Palmer. Miss Mullen was one Of the original mem bers of the club and her happy smile will be greatly missed at the club meetings.
 The affair was an entire surprise to Miss Mullen and upon her arrival she found in waiting ten young ladies and ten young men. Eacn guest made Miss Mullen a present of some useful ar. ticle to be used in her new home Some of the presents, such as dust pans, washboards and tubs, will be very useful as soon as their new home is built, and others will be laid away, possibly for some future use. The evening was spent playing hearts, Miss Mullen winning the la dies prize, a beautiful hand painted plate, Dodge Hooper and E. c. Rob inson tying for the gentlemen's prize, but after cutting the cards Robinson won the prize. a book Delightful refreshments, consisting of sandwiches. salted almonds, coffee and peppermint waters, were served and shortly after midnight the guests departed, unanimously voting this one l of the most pleasant affairs given in the city.
 Those present were Misses Dowdle, House, Kkne, Kelsey. Badger, Pen hall, Christy, Mullen, McCrosl1y, Vol colt and Scott, and Messrs. Charles Nichols, McMuIlen, Dr. Downs, Robin son, T. NJ Smith, c. L. Smith, Arthur D. Hooper, Stacy and Schmidt-Doug- las Dispatch
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

which they can draw their own con clusions. It will be observed that this includes four years under democratic administration and five years repub- lican. It will also be observed that the first two years under Mckinley the cost was little more than the cost under the democratic. this being the result or the economic legislation, en- acted by the eighteenth Arizona legis- lature.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
FINISH FOR SALAD
HOW TO MAKE MAYokNAteE ca
 FRENCH DRESSING
One Great Point Is to Have Every thing cold--To Prevent Its "Ge- ing Back" Mix 1t Drop
 by Drop.

Care is necessary to make a good salad. Dressing must be thoroughly mixed, icy cold and the ingredients of the salad itself should be daintiIy prel pared
 In making either mayonnaise orI French dressing have everything cold | Chill the bowl with ice water and iuI hot weather mix in a larger bowl of cracked ice, or, if that be not eonveni-I ent, at least sit in the cellar whileI making mayonnaise; otherwise it wiIll be apt to curdle.
 Always keep the eggs in the iceboxt for at least an hour before makingI dressing and see that they are sol carefully separated that not particlei of the white remains.
 Patience is the one secret of suc1 cessful mayonnaise. If the drop-by. drop principle is not rigid1y adhered to until the dressing takes on sub stance that makes going back iInprob- able, dire will be results.
 Should the dressing curdIe, begin over again with a fresh egg, mixing in the curdled part after the new dressing is well stiffened.
 In making a quantity of mayonnaise it is better to thin with pieces of cracked ice rather than with lemon or vinegar, as, otherwise it may be too acid.
 Even though the dressing looks all right and has been set away for sey- eral hours in the refrigerator, be care full not to stir it before putting on the salad; otherwise you may be mortified to have it go back when just ready to be served. This is not an infrequent occurrence, but is usually caused by too rapid mixing.
 If too late to start over again with the fresh egg, the only thing to do not to delay the dinner is to hastily mix a good French dressing, consoling yourself that it is more healthful aft CT big dinner than the heavier may onnaise s..i
 Rub bit of garlic or onion. on the salad bowl in making any dressing and the flavor will be much improved
 A tablespoonful or two of rich cream added just at the last to mzyennaise, makes it lighter and richer.