davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
THANK THEIR FRIENDS.

Mir. and Mrs. J. J. M~rrison express their gratitude to friends who rem dered services and sympathy to them in their bereavement 'ecently when they lost their baby da Hghter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
JUSTICE HIGH oFFiciATEs.

Justice High was called upon yes terday morning to perform a pleasant office when he was summoned to the Victor House to unite in matrimony Alfred A. Fuller and Miss Lorenzen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes, Traeh on,a, cranuIated EyeIids and Pink Eye. Murine Doesn't Smart; soethes Eye Pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
News of the City
LEAVES FOR VACATION.

J. E. Evans, manager of the gentle mems furnishing goods department of the Copper Queen Store. left for Chi cago yesterday afternoon. While in the east he will spnd some days visit ing his parents at Leon. Iowa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
OLD OFFENDER SENTENCED.

Tony velich. an old offender, was before Justice Burdick yesterday charged with disturbing the peace. owing to the past record he was was given the long sentence of sixty days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
Modern Art.

Art in our time seems like an iridescent of! spread about on the sur face of the muddy waters of our civf. lization; it and life don't mix.-Lon- don Saturday Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE.

Hurry up calls speciality. Always ready for business day or nignt. Phone IA or 337. J. L. DOBSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
c. d A. PAY DAY.

Yesterday was pay day at the War ren office of the C. & A. company, and the upbound cars bore smiling crowds. The Copper Queen company will pay off tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11

New Hotel Sonora, Cananea. Re modelled and first-class In every way. McDanial Brothers. proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
Arizona < New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

'Connects with Morenci Southern ssConnects with Southern Pacific. sssConnects with Fl Paso anc Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. WAGSTAFF.
 Superirtcnden
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esate of Milo M Medigovich. de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. the administrator of the estate of Milo M Medigovich, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the, necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this no tice to the said administrator at the office of Neale & Satter, attorneys at law, in the City of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 NICHOLAS MOBILE, Administrator of the Estate of Milo
 NJ Medigovich, deceased.
 Dated Friday, this 9th day of Aug. ust. 1909.
 First publication August sth. 1908 TO coNTRAcToRs:-
 Under concessions from the govern ment of Mexico. the Cananea Consol dated Copper company. S.A-, is biuid ins a railroad across northern Mexic. Bids are requested on grading o same.
 For full particulars. profiles. speci fications, directions for bidding ard otser information apply at the offics of the company at Douglas, Arizona tsigued).
 THE CAlsANEA CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY s. A." -s Charles s. Henning. Chief Engineer Approved:
 [. D. Rickets. President.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
WANT ED

ana boys at Los An
 geles. Work half and study half time. Learn trade of electricity. plumbing or bricklaying in months instead of years. No expense for
 instruction. Catalogue free. Unit ed Trade School Contracting Co.,. Los Angeles. 157
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
Classified Advertisements Classified Ads Gent Per Word Each Insertion.
 No Ad Taken For Less Than Iuentyfle CS.
ror RENT

FOR RENT-Letson rooming house
 furniture for sale. inouire on premises. 2Sg
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

Alhambra wholesaIes Ice Cream P 200
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11

FOR SALE-One Broom house and also fine collection of specimens and cabinet. Apply Vim. Hulley, 40 Laundry Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-11

FOR RENT-Two furnised rooms for housekeeping, No. 12 Jiggerville.
 27i
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12
ABERDEEN SEMI WEEKLY HERALD
$3.50 Wear, i'm Advance
eddts ddonywh

"arren Notwithstanding this diSsim-
llarity the Brooklyn senator rather pat
ronizingly approves the Hub; says it is
n great clty-not as great ms New York,
you know, or Brooklyn, but quite a
thriving village. After that the Low
ellis. the Adamses. the Quincys and
the other highbrows around Back Bay
ought to feel distinctly puffed up.
There are loud yells at Ellis island.
Mr.. Williams. the new commissioner.
Is closing the door in the face of sew
eral thousand people who want to
make our soil their home and our dol
lars their own. There are hoarse cries
! of protest in consequence These
would be citizens of the land of the
free do not want to go back When
they are sent back some Of them emit
shrill walls. others go into the courts
and still others commit suicide. They
assert that Commissioner Williams re-
quires that each of them have S25 as
+ an evidence of ability to keep out of
the poorhouse. Mr.. Williams and his
assistants deny that the twenty-five
dollar requirement is made a hard and
fast rule. They only insist that the
| immigrant show conclusive evidence
that he is able to take care of himself
and will not become public charge.
1t is practically the first time an effort
has been made to turn back the ever
increasing immigrant tide flowing into
the country. and it is being watched
with intense interest. AS Il solution to
the new-old problem thus raised Jacob
II. Schff believes that not deportation
but distribution of the Immigrants is
what is needed. He would defect
them from the Atlantic seaboard
towns, especially New York. Many he
would send to the south. He seriously
recommends to people of his own
blood. the Jews. that they voluntarily
settle in the south and other parts of
the country rather than in the con
CeSted cities of the east. But. as Mr..
Williams is on the job and Mr.. Schiff
is not. it is probable that deportation
will be the policy pursued. and behind
Commissioner Williams in this work
appears the strong hand of the United
States government.
After taking several prizes ana max
ing record flight the Glenn IL. Cur
tiss aerop'ane has been wrecked by
novice. The novice also wrecked hi.
arm. his self confidence ard li.th'1,
Boys will he boys, but Hrl4.s. 10.
ways do get several tumbles l,a.p.r
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12

ing work ON the last of its four tun
nels under the East river. When it
comes to the matter of digging holes
the Pennsylvania has Brer FOx's
brush. 1t may sound easy to bore two
holes and part of the way four, each
Of them big enough to carry a rail-
road. but any one who thinks it really
Is easy should take trip and look
at the thing being actually done. In
this instance these two or four holes
pass under q great hill on which is
situated the city of Hobokcn. under a
broad river that floats the shipping
Of the world. under an island contain
ing the second city on earth, under an
other river of large enough dimen-
sions for ship traffic and under
enough more ground to make Il re-
spectacle and comparatively level
emergence to the surface. The an
Gent and honorable ground mole
should come to New York and learn
how to burrow.
Thi; is the foolish season in politics
counts for the fact that former Police
Commissioner bingham is being BOOM
ed for mayor. If bingham has any
qualifications for mayor they have
not been listed and set before grin
ming world. 1t must be admitted. of
course. that he is Il bigger man than
Mcclellan. but no community is in
ply because it has made one. If it
comes to Il choice between Il Tam
many candidate and bingham for
mayor / would favor putting up Ilet-
ty Green on third ticket and then
forget to go to the polls. bingham
can make more noise than Il boiler
works and do less execution than a
popGun. The only really good thing
that Mcclellan ever did was to fire
bingham. To most of us It seems
that there is more than half "A chance
to beat Tammany this year, but if the
Independents take up Theodore \.
bingham the campaign will he a joke.
Senator Patrick Henry McCarren.
the Standard Oil serpent of brooklyn
politics, has been up to Boston. |
cannot conceive what would take Nc
Carren to Boston unless it We're the
attraction of opposites. since the only
way in which one suggests the other
Is that each is SO different. If man
We're trying to think of the one thing
in all the universe most unlike Bos-
ton he would probably hit upon Nc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12
Underground Repsrtee,

An American travelling in the un.
foreground of London between Ham.
merSmith and Islington heard the
guard call; 'Amnersmith! 'Ammer.
smith,
Nhereupon, being Of a humorous
turn Of mind lie said to the guard:
You have dropped something"
"What?' said the guard.
An h. answered the American.
"oh. never mind" retorted the
guard. I'm pick it up at Washington. u
London Bits.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12

trying their wings In the meantime
| will Mr.. Luther Burbank please turn
his attention from the culture of seed
less pruneS and thornless briers to the
invention Of an accidentlcss aeroplane?
1t is said that a kind Of cloth is
manufactured in India that will turn
off the suns rays. Would removing
the duty from this have the effect Of
cooling off the heat of the tariff situa-
ton? Anyway. we in New York are
i'll favor of this cloth coming in free
for the reason that we never vet have
found texture that did not add to
the heat of the suns rays, much less
turning it away.
Indeed. we know exactly how little
salmon felt down at the Battery
aquarium the other day. This partic
llar fish is a cold water proposition,
ana when by mistake the hot water
was turned into his tank there were
doings. There is little doubt in the
minds of any that saw him that he
broke all piscatorial speed records, size
considered. Back and forth he went
and up and down. then around and
around with lightning-like rapidity.
Every now and then he would iump
entirely out of the water and would
peck the glass so hard that he called
the attention Of an attendant. who dis
covered the mistake and released him
from his hot water inferno. He
aroused the sympathy of the city, for
with the thermometer hitting only the
high places every one knew just what
he went through.
| see by the papers. rs Tom Powers
would say. that ]. Pierpont Morgan
did not succeed in getting steel trust
stock admitted to the Paris bourse.
Arc the American people the only easy
marks?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12

WILLIAM G. M'ADOO SPEAKING AT THE
OPENING OF THE NEW TUNNELS.
tended TO the Erie and Lackawanna
stations. They will thus cover the
four great railroad systems having
terminals in Jersey City and Hoboken,
as the first two tunnels extend to the
I.acka wanna and as the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey runs into the
Pennsylvania station. Ii is for this
reason that in the great new Hudson
Terminal in New York trains on these
different systems will be called. The
importance of bringing Jersey City
within three minutes of downtown
New York will be realized when it is
remembered that the average New
Yorker docs not think of getting to his
office under half an hour to an hours
time.
1t about the time that Jersey City
and Manhattan were being joined in
the holy bonds of subfuvia wedlock
the Pennsylvania railroad was start
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

ID refsr.1es "a -fhe benefits that a.,
constantly aeeFuiBg . 3 communilg
through tie lectures and. persouai ~.
stfnetiou of TIE gogeFunent aefieuitu-
raj experts. particularly 80 through the
efforts Of Mr. A. s. Meharg. ths follow
ing fgom ths Times- Union win be Of ~
torost.
Agriculture Is the basis Of ths pros
peEity Of this country and the national
government Is studying out tie best
means Of increasing the products Of the
6elda. orchards and groves. From 3
central department It has progressed 70
the auxiliary experiment stations; 70
them it has added farmers institutes,
soil surveys, and, more recently. lee
tures and personal instruction By ex-
perts. A. s. Meharg Is the State agent
for florida, with headquarters at Live
Oak. The Live Oak Democrat tells Of
The great benefit his instructions have
been 70 the planters Of suWannee eoun7
y in securing large crops Of cotton and
corn than they ever produced before.
This b q form Of paternalIsm, 70 be
sure, bat it is a work that the various
States can hardy take up themselves
except, perhaps. the richest Of them
and Il Is needed as much IN the poorest
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
ATALRnreD FAHTLY.

Informatioa coz,ss 10 a. that DE. Ju.
MUS JSrdsn, Who la being boomad fOE
governor oi Arkansas, b "a elder
hCOther Of A. p. Jogdan. ediioe q che
PaAta 0Ogda Hsfald; elss. . afst esus-
a of Mayor Wilram 8 ysna.n. ct Jack
soavllls. and Of jed % GsosEs ?. Rhnsr.
Of Tallahassee That sesms % ba z
talented family. II Dc. Juniga Jordan
has he same neral eharaeterialics as
HE brother Adrinn We are for him with
hsaFt soul Sorry We cant vote Cor
him. -JaeksOavillo Times. uaioa.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

On hls return from his recent extend
ed Western trip, in the course Of which
he did some splendid boosting for Flori-
da, Governor GilchrIst stopped few
hours IN Birmingham, Ala, and there
was besOught by the reporters Of the
papers for interviews. The following
is reproduced from the Birmingham
Age Herald:
''The Creator intended Southern Cal
ifoFnla for q desert, but by artificial
means Il has been transformed into q
veritabIe garden, said Gov. Albert w.
Gilchrist, Of Florida, who was in the
city yesterday for q few hours on his
way home from q vacation spent in the
West.
81 was never 80 greatly impressed
with the opportunities offered In the
Southland ELL I visited the great West.
Out there I hear the people elamOring
for irrigation and reclamation Of des-
eFt lands. After the government spent
millions on these lands, providing water,
their maintainance is expensive. The
lands cost the planters four and i've
times the price charged In Alabama and
Florida, and here we have al these ad-
vantagos that must Be provided artiHei-
ally in the West
1--WE have the climate, soil, WateE
and everything else needed 70 make us
happy and prosperous. The price Of
land IL cheap In comparison and yet we
do not seem 10 appreciate our oppOrtu-
mites. Il Is surprising that more Of the
immigrants that are flooding the North
and West do not turn 10 the South,
where al these things they seek are
provided by nature and lands are Foa-
sonable.
al am inclined 10 think we are ct
fault. Though We may appreciate some
Of our advantages we do not 90 out
after the people that might be turned
this way.
Taking eli things into consideration
We have here In ths South the greatest
country In the world"
Governor GlIchrist came home and at
the hrSt succeeding meeting Of the Tai
lahassss Chamber Of Commerce. had hls
name snrOllsd e an active member and
became q practical boosteF. He hasn't
. dollars worth of real estate o. com
msFeial interest b Tallahassee o. Lem
county, but h 90 much iateFssted n the
prosperity Of che entire State that be
wants 10 lend bic Influence % The
growth Of thiN particulaf ssetioa of q.
A suggestion 70 Isarn n thls "a those
Who are Withholding their names frOm
the Chamber Of Commsges
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Mech interest BeiaG ShSWn % It
ThroaShoat Ths State.

.f~~@N -" RN-N~f
Great interest and enthusiasm are
being manifested Ia the coming Osduea-
tional campaign. says the State SB-
porintsndent, Hon. W. N. Holloway.
.'Ths counties are responding with the
greatest willingness % the request for
money appropriations, and the Secrs
tary 0f the Edncati0nal ConfeFancs.
George n. Ignch, Of Gaine1viile, has
admirably arranged the frat seotion of
the campaign schedule.
''This schedule win run from October
3 20 October l8, BY which time Mr..
Lynch will have arranged another
schodalo foE West FlDrida and Ell other
countisg noe mentioned In the hrse Sec
ton. Every county "a The Stata viii
b thoEoaRhlv canVaesod, and We ox-
peot 30 arouse the people % q greater
Interest Ia educationaf work than has
ever been bofors mahifestsd IN Flor
Ida"
Alrerdy there ls al awakening among
the peopls. DE-. Conrad, Of TIE Coz
lere Cor Women, reports today \ liat of
llt applicants Tor rogidgnco in the dor
mitoFiaa This far eNeeeda nanythinR
that has yet boan done " the Woman'8
College et 90 early data DE-. hurs
phFee, of tie UuiVareity, writes that
bic Zee b double that oe hst year, which
shows that the FIogidn State Inssitu-
tione arc forging ahead into roputation
and DFomfnnnee
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Three new suburban additions were
made 10 Kissimmee this summer, says
the Valley Gazette. There has been
greater increase IN the popula-
ton Of Kissimmee the past six months, |"
Il says, than IN any other town IN the
State twice its size, and II the present
rate Of increase keeps up its population
will be doubled In the next twelve
months" Most Of the eTedit-if not
all-lS due 70 the persistent and intelli-
gent advertising that the Valley Ga
Estts has given the city and osceOla
county and 10 the Wisdom Of the county
commissioners IN distributing copies Of
the paper by the hundreds. Jackson
vile Times Union.
And yet there are q few people IN
Tallahassee who argue that the efforts
Of The True Democrat 10 improve con
ditions here is III advised, and viii not
result In good. The True Democrat IN
tends 70 push ahsad. at all times, trying
10 do its duty toward the people and the
community with whom II has east its
lOt. and II II can receive the continued
support Of that splendid body OF ag-
gressive and progressive men, who
have enlisted IN the Chamber Of Com
msres, much good win result.
The city and county are already reap
Ing the benefits, and still greater bsno-
hts must Do oura.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

nN-Whlshy Advertisements are not accepted
.nd lnaerted ln this nsWspaper ~ any priee oL
urAer any conditions OF eifeunatanceas hot
single one has ever appeared ln IT,
HY-DlsDlaysd advertisements under two nonths
U cents Der inch first ineeftlon hnd ls . esnL ~
Dlofo matter rs cents per Inch each Issue, 10 ~
v,rfia~rebt run after contract sHpirea. Locals of
rradlng matter except nqWe, among pure fe-ilin5
Sdverfiasrnants on anything intended for pubiiea-
ti1n must D. handad IN not later than IhuFaaay
oirht 10 receive prompt attention.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Il has been rapeatedly eFung into the
ears Of tie eiitOrof The True Demo
erat 0inco his coming % TIE city, that
The people OF TaIlahasseo and Leon
county we're 20 Indifferent 70 their own
interests that they could not - cOngrs-
gated together for the discussion Of
public questions other than politics.
We ere prepared 70 deny these aoseT-
tons, and 70 say that with q few ez-
esptlonS, the people Of this city and
county are public spirited and fully
alive to their interests.
lt is always the man who does moth
ing himself that kicks the hardest
against progressive methods.
The Chamber Of Commerce was orr
ganized In Tallahassee q couple Of
months ago with lees than forty. With
out any special effort 70 increase its
membership, the organization now num-
bers nearly one hundred, and good mea
are enrolling their names voluntarily at
every meeting.
Il Was also asserted by few crOak-
ers that the farmers VI the county were
too Indifferent 10 attend the agricultu-
raj meeting advertised for last Tuesday.
SO many Of them were interested that
the court house could not contain them,
and lseOres were thus prevented from
hearing the address Of Prof. Campbell.
All Of which goes 10 show that a new
era has opened up on Tallahassee and
Leon county
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
ScIENCR ANp connoN sENcE

How science served science to plant
the stars and stripes on the North Pole,
enabling Cook 70 improve on the fatal
mistakes IN equipment made By PeGry,
Nansea and oFesly, is related BY Cook .
companion In the sealing Of Mount Nc
Klnley. J. R, Bah, Of Chicago.
IL believe that Dr. Cook found the
North Pole, because he went after Il
right" Ball ssld. .'No man can get 10
the North Pole with battloshlp, and no
man can reach The Pole aerOss thGhoat-
Inc fields Of Zee u oncumberod with a
BIG pack train and . husdrod men with
baggage and fuel. TIE only way 10
travel on q trip Ike that is with light
equipment. Wrestling q sledge behind
q dog team and breaking q trail h the
snos ahead Of the dogs y the hardest
work u the world. The slsdgs is con
tinnalIg Rambling over, 90 q must b.
Ioaded hghs a ths mn win wear him
sslf out righting it'
CFsoley went north weighted with q
number Of primary lamps made Of Iron.
weighing nearly 20 p0pnds saeh. instead
Of which Cook tOek alamlnum owens
and thermos bottles, jan and pets b.
which ths vaeuum principle science ~
GENTLY discovered kept t,a WARN Coz g
hours. even during the isWest tsmpsra.
tnrs, end snablsd thS party 10 mAlalaln
q uniform diet. Withunt stopplng three
times On . days trip % hoat teA. Great
quantities q toa ere The castainer of
exploring parties h the terrible TEN
peFaturss eneouEtsred. For f0od Dr.
Cook toOk pemleah. Thls q lean meat
-beef, vsnison o. Walrus-drisd IN ths
sun OF wind and then pounded Into q
paste with msltsd fac and tightly piess
"a into cakes. u h vefy nonriahIng IN
Arctic reglons. ls easily preserved and
eentalns The largest smount of nouFisA-
msnt IN the smallest space.
~~~~->e~~eeF,l.~e~s>~
The eQulnoaial storm dld considefable
damage % New Orleans end oehsg west
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
IL sTATE RRINrINe
Was Awarded hy beard 70 aiIten a.
Smith Yesterday.

The contract for che State printing.
embracing ell three departments Of the
work. was let yesterday 70 Milton A.
Smith BY the Board Of State Institu-
tions.
There were other bidders from Talla-
hassee, JacksOnville, DsLand, Sc. An-
gustine and Tampa. but be was the low
eat bidder for each and every class Ol
work, and the contract was 50 awarded.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Eines ths schools are en- opening, and
cur dear boys and alFlH becoming the
care of new toaohsTS. The True Demo
srat wants 10 urge q greater eonsldsFa-
ten Of the teacher on the part Of the
parent. Parents can Do much 10 mar
shs school ne Of their children By un-
fair criticism Of The tsaehar. n you
want 10 help your child n school make
ne teachers WoFk = success by your
hearty eo-opagafioA Every sensible
fathes nnd neither should b able toses
ihb.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

''AlI thoeght ia Ioss my leg. 4" writes
]. "A. S9enaon. WatortoWn, Wis. Ten
years of oegoma, that 10 doctors could
noe cure, had nt last lad me up Thea
Buck lens Arnicn Snlve cured lt eounf
and vol" lnfnllible Cor Hkin aruptions,
ecEoma, saIt rheum, boila. fever sores.
burns, ecalda. cuts and piles. 15c at
AL drugeiaia. 18-im
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

The Tampa Times boasts that the
Secretary Of ltS Board Of Trade has In
vested IN a printing machine. and b ls-
suing printed matter By the thousands
for the upgroWth Of The city. In this
respect Tallahassee b also up % the
front, for the Secretary of cur Cham
hsP Of Commerce owns q Wholeprinting
once, and he doesn't hesitate 10 use Il
for The good Of the order He deserves
the thanks Of every sltIssn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Bishop Seth Werd. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, died In Toxic,
Japan. on MnndSy. This church has
been particularly bsreaved Of its bish-
ops within the past three years.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

TalIahassee young men are aroused on
the subject Of q Y. Nc A., and We
bslIevs that q beautiful building In the
city will In q few years be the result Of
thslF efforts.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Don't talk about prosperity and sue
cesses In other towns Go 10 work TO
make prosperity at home.