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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11

Sylvanus o. Verrill, Milford. Me-,
says: Five years ago bad injury
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11

DROPSY s sa% s.,.i r1 ls'''i ..s sas..
worst cases. Book Of tesiimonia and so trestmsae
Free. DR.. II. II. GREEN'S SONS, ssI y, Atlanta, 10.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11
sIany Children Are SickIy.

New York City uses an average o.
100000 quarts of milk day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11
COLT DISTEMPER

In the last half century Japan has
recorded more than $4,000 earth
quakes.
The electric locomotive holds the
worlds record for speed--a mile III
81 seconds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11

New York state has 6S1 higl
schools.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11
NHILBLAIN PLASTERS

u Quick relief and permanent cure or money
refunded. One plaster does IL. BY mail fifty
cents GRAY SPECIALLY Co, Tay louisville, N. y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
ND CANTALOUPES
 GROWN THIS YEAR
Luscious Fruit Will Be Practi- CaIly Eliminated in Imper-
 iaI and Colorado Valleys,

YUMA. Jan. G.-There will be prac- tically no cantaloupas grown for ship ment this year in the Colorado river valley or the Imperial valley On ac- count of the low price prevailing last year and the disastrous results to growers, the farmers have absolutely declined to plant melons this year. Careful inquiry down the valley indi- cates that practically no acreage will be planted 10 melons. Some of the best experts on ihc melon market and the melon industry are of the opinion that the farmers are making a great mistake this year and that & reasonable crop of melons ought tU be plnted. He believes that fair prices will prevail this season and that good money can be made in growing canta. 1 loupes. The conditions which con spired to smash the market last year will, in all probabisity. not be in evi- dence this year. However, it is too late now. as most Of the farmers have made other disposition of their melon lands and the crop for this year at least is cut on.
 What is true of the melon crop is also true to very large extent of the onion and tOmalo crops.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
DOUGLAS TAXPAYERS
 WILL VOTE TODAY

Tomorrow Is the date set by the city council fer the t1 1xpayers of Doug las to vote upon a tentative agree meRt, recently printed in the newspa- pers, the electors to instruct their rep resentatiyes whether to enter into he agheement or to rrJect 1t. An affirm ative vote would be an instruction to the council to accept the Ulen-Suther- lin purchase proposal. should the cleo tors later vote at a regular bond elec- ton for the proposed bond issue: a negative vote would be an instruction 10 the council to reject the Ulen-Sutn- erlin proposss, thereby throwing the sale of bonds. should such a bond is- suc b. later authorized. open to com petition in the bond markets of the world
 When the straw election was author ized II was provided that the election should be held upon the same condi tions as a regular bond election. This means ,hat only property owners can yoie at the election tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
MEXICAN |S THE LEADER OF
 CRIMINALS
Fl Captain, Never Caught In
 Act of Thieving, Has Young Men To Do His Dirty Work
 oFI Him.

DOUGLAS. Jan. 26.-( Special - Manuel Ruiz. known to the authcri- ties of southern Arizona and northern Sonora as Fl Capitan. is again behind the bars of a Douglas jail, suspected by the authorities oS having intimate knowledge of the petit thievery and the burglaries that have taken place here within the past two weeks. Tn real life the Fagin O. fiction finds a counterpart in Fl Capitan. who is known by the authorities to be a mentor of the yoIng in the ways of crime. Fl Capitan never eeals him self. SO far as the officers know. but he lives in the underworld anu there encounters youthful spirits who are out too susceptible tc his criminal Dlandisnrnents. He coaches them in crime and sends them out to do some .Gb. for which he will profit. The officers say this is the way he has lived for years. He seldom if ever steals and so thoroughly does he GOV CT his work that the authorities have never succeeded in placing d case against him that would cause his i'm prisonment for any length of time
 Fl Capitan had been away from Douglas for several months until his return short time nSo. and the Cfn- cers believe that the connection be- tween his return and the wave of petit thievery now evident is more than a mere coincidence
 In truth, the result of a case in TnSffca Rice's coIttT tpday dirpptIv inn plicates Capitan an accoDplice in the theft Of four pairs of shoes from Fleischcr's store q few days since. Miguel yalenzuela vas arrested for the theft and after the crime had been laid at his feet without question, he confessed and turned states evidence. Then he implicated two other Mexi- cans, one of whom is Capitan. The other is Ricardo Ramos. Neither of these have been tried.
 The theft from Fleischer's store was committed just after the opening oi business one day last week. Mr. Blu menthal, senior. was in the rear oi the store and upon his return 10 the front noticed several boxes missing from stack of shoes newly arranged Knowing none of the shoes had been sold. he realized the missing goods had been stolen. The officers were notified and within two days they had taken three pairs of the shoes from the feet of various MeNicans. They all claimed and later proved that they had bought them from Valenzuela and then upon this show Of evidence EalCnzuela turned states evidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

.,..~~~ Bisbee Lodge, No 10, ]. O.
 O. F., meets every Wednes- - day evening in Odd Fellows
 Hall, Main street. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to at tend.
 F. A. WILKINSON. Noble Grand. F. J. ATTAWAT, Secretary. /,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
TO PROSPECT FoF
 OIL T~ SONORA

The Los Angeles times. Of Satur. day last. presented the folloWin- item of interest in this section:
 The CanaHea. Ya1ui River and Pa cific railroad (SOuthern PacificD has o~dered from thc i.lewellyn iron works. of this city. an aH-steel drill ing ric. to be eventually set up in Sonora. Mex. it is reported. either around Cananea or some point on the Sonora railway Delivery Is 10 be made l. 0. b.. Los Angeles. There are two or three points on the Sonora line where it is believed oil could bc found. For seven years the railway investigated. throuf. experts. at some of these points. and it's officials were bitterly disappointed at receiy- ing adverse reports. 5s suel was badly needed. and the government fiatly re fused to move the duty on American oil. saying that those who wanted ii must seek it in Mexico
 Traces of oil are said to exist around santa Ana. south Cf Nogales and west of cananea. and there has been talk of drilling there If Hartman also intends drilling in the south. in Chfapas and Tabasco. he may acquire some big petroleum holdings in Mex ico.
 The rig is 2 standard cable acfair differing from the ordinary only in
 being os steel Steel dsTricks haV'
 been used in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

there are properties here that show sufficient ore at good depth 10 satis- fy them
 Engineer McBridc of the Copper Queen company has visited the dis trict. having been here last about two years ago. and so f;sT as We know he is the only representative of the com pany that has visited a mining prop erty in this district during the past three years. Since Mir. Mcbride was here last there have beer. -any- some of them impOr;ant-Ore strikes. and in spite Of the fact that activity is not greater now than it was then, the Paradise district looks much bet Ser al the present time. as regards mineral. than ever before.
 The activity of the Copper Queeh at Courtland shows that they are in fle market for the acquisition of new properties that bid fair to make mines. We belie-e that this district pos. sesses such properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS
SOLO|ERY ARRESTED ON CHARGE PERJURY
Taken to Phoenix-Alleged 10 Have Issued Several Bogus
 Checks For S25.

GLOBE. Jan. 26.-William Wilson, accompanied by Constable Murphy. of Phoenix. Wil leave for the capital on a charge of forging checks amounting to about si25.
 The prisoner does not deny the fors- |ery hui cells a story. which. if true. may 70 a long ways to help him out Of trouble. According 10 nis state ments, made in the county jail after his arrest. here by Constable Dun can. Wilson is behind the bars only because he himself revealed his whereabouts. He sSys that he iorg- ed the checks on Phoenix friend, . saloon keeper. to whSna he confessed the next morning. admitting that he had no money. but promising to worA hard to pay it back
 "If you had told mo that you were brcke. I would have given you twenty dollars. "-is all the answer tnc saloon man made, according ot Wilson. and the case ~as placed in the, hands of th. district attorney. with the result that an indictment was returned against Wilson.
 In the meantime Wilson had left nc city and eventually came Q Globe. Monday last he te.eETaphed to the
 hoenix man. saying that ne was in Globe. and about 10 go to work. and that he would begin. at once repay sng the money he had obtained by means of the fraudu.ent checks The telegram w.ts turned over to the off ccrs. xith the result that Sherif of this Ciiy. was asked 10 ar st Wilson. whos was promptly locat. ed at the address given, and that night Wilson slept in jail
 WilsoE is a former soldier. He en listed at Inc time Of the SpaRish-AmeT- jean gar in the same company as United States Districi Attorney Alex ands.9,, with whom he served through the campaign ia Glha. After the troops of which he was a member were withdrawn from Cuba. wilson re-en- Listed and remained on the island as a member Of the regular army for eight years. afterwards serving one
 ear In the Philippines.
 Yesterday afternoon Wilson put in his time writing a long letter to Unit ed States Distric; Attorney Alcxan- der. explaining his troubles and ask ing that the attorney meet him at Phoenix to do what ac cou:d for him. He also wrote a similar letter to a prominent PhoeniciaD. who was liko- wise Q memJer of his company in Cuba
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Special Announcement

We have had inquiries lately in regards to inc opening oI The Fair" Dry Department and The Womer's Garment section. For the satisfaction O those who iDssrcsted beg 0 say. that buy have been in Eastern markets for weeks pui chasing and complete stock for thess depart ments, and hope to be ready supply needs in che above lines about February 18th. The New Store. however. Vtl be ready. but house. situated Subway street, just the of where the old store stood, has been repaired o th- Gamage by fire. afi being equipped with shelving fixtures, and will be used temporarily while the street is under construction quarters Dry Goods Department and Womens Ready-to-Wear Apparel That our buyes losing any time. doing their toexpedite the opening depaIt- rnents is much evidenced by the large freight shipments thsd are arriving daily from these sections Moro definite Information will be furnished through col nms of near future issue this paper. trust you Will bear with paiisncs the delay necessary complete our arrangements.
 Respectfully
 FRANKENBERC BROS < NEWMAN
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
OUT OF HOSPITAL.
lSnccial fn Kerlem ]

iSpccial to keVieW.l
 WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. Pc After nearly five weeks in Garfield Hospital suffering from compound fracture of shoulder joint and com pound fracture Of left elbow. besides numerous bruises and e0ntusions all ever his body. Charles C. Randolpa. formerly editor Of Arizona Republican has al last sufficiently recovered to be removed to his come NIr. Ran dolph was thrown from his horse which ran away while he was driving through Rock Greek Park four week, ago last Sunday and lay on tie ground for mere than an hour before found and carried to the hospital. For some time it was feared fatal results would follow the accident. but excellent su.- gical care and nursing have brought him ont in almost as good shape as before the accidents. Physicians say except for some stiffness in his rigat arm M-. Randolph will be as well as ever
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
KNIGHTS OF pyTH,es.

Cananea Lodge. No. 6, Y. M. c. 4 Hall. Cananea, Sonora. Meets every Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited F. s. PEIZER. C. C.
 F. F. NICHOLS. K. Of R. and s C. NJ. SANDERS, M. of F.
 F. O. Box 71.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
CALLING FOR 6. 2. AND .C. \.
 IN PARADISE
"Recocd' of That Place Looks At couruand and Wishes Big Companies Would Get Busy in Chiricahuas.
(ParadIse Reoord.l

Courtland is an example of the ac- Jivtty that invariably follows the ad- vent into a district of the Copper Queen and the c. Ss A. Paradise ought Io- have these two companies. and ev- cry effort should bc made Co have them both represented here.
 In saying this Re do not infer that this district is not Sufficiently meri- tortous to develop into a steadily pro iuctng camp without them-for VIC are firmly convinced that it would in time This, however: might mean a long walt Nor do We thus cast any reflection on other good companies for there are other influential com panies. But these two are known to be pastmasters in tho art of mining and producing copper. and are mere heavily interested in this section of Arizona and the southwest than any other companies. They are therefore the ones most likely tc entertain prop ositons here. and the right people to approach.
 We are reliably informed that the C. & A people gii not at present en- certain any propositions here because of the representation in the district of the San simon Copper company, which. while not Q C. S \. proposition per se." is a "Co!e company and therefore expected co be closely aftl- lated with the C. x A II this is true, ,he latter company is eliminated. and IIie Copper Queen company is left However. this information should not ,leter any one from approaching the q, & A. interests with q proposition, should herfeei disposed to do SO
 No further coTImendation of the Copper Queen is necessary than the example of it's marvelous success in Bisbee and Douglas. and the share it has had and now has in the magniti- cence, stability and growth of those TWO cities. Nor should we fail to men ion Globe, revived by this company.
 While the Copper Queen and the c. S A. work in harmony in camps in which they operate. there is no deny ing the statement that they are com pstitors and the Seenest of rivals of which Courtland is q striking exam pie This is another reason why we shonId have the Copper Queen,-we want competition.
 Another reason why We want the Copper Queen is thai they are rail road people, as well as copper pro ,iucers. They would not hesitate ,e build a railroad into the camp should they develop sufficient quantity oi ore 10 warrant
 They maintain cordial. even gener- ous relations with their employees They are public spirited.
 They never shut down their mines be copper high or lov.
 Paradise is only 66 miles from Douglas via Rodeo and the Fl Pase x Southwestern. q Phelps, Dodge and company railway. and of that distanc, Iherc would be only q few miles oi upgTade-and that an easy one-or m ore haul from this district tC the Copper Queen shelter. The trans Iyortation expense would therefore noi be great.
 It is reported that Copper Queer win not consider auy proposition GOV eTing an undeyeloDed property TC us. this report seems scarcely credi ble in view of the fact that their best property-the one lt Bisbee-wass m developed when they took il over However, that may be. We believe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
FOR SALE.

old papers. 25c per hundred at tho Review
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

s-P. M. for further information apply tC nearest agent or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
 Asst Gen1 Supt- A. T. THOMSON. Treasurer, CLIFTON. A. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
STAG CANON LUMP
for Domestic Use

for. Domestic Uss DAWSON COAL q COKE for stean. and Shelters. Write T. W. Hause. Sales Agent about Stag Canon Coal.
 Fl Paso. Texas.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-02-18
Crde OF Publieation n.
In the Morgan county Circuit Court. in vacation
SThTE.OF Missouri, l..
County Of Morgan,
Phillips, Plaintiff,

In the Morgan county Circuit Court. in vacation
SThTE.OF Missouri. l..
County Of Morgan, j.
Jr phillips, Plaintiff,
'rhr Unk o Heirs, Devisees or Grantees OF
william u. Il nickei booker. deceased, Defts.
~ this day comes the plaintiff herein ~ per.
,sn ana ey s,,%,nes sm anm n n.s.r ri tn Inc. ', shs, n.
unknown heirs. dcvis-es or grantees u william
u Rrichertockef deceased, are Interested 10
The subject matter of Maid petition. but that he
..n,in, 1rsctib~ their several int rests, names.
and their several places OF residence hefetn oe.
cause unknown to him, that their Interest," "
nv they have ~ the lands herein described,
~, such as,hey would derive as heirs at law
deyisecs OF grantees Of the said william y
EDickefbocker deceased Wnefeupo" ~
ordetrd by tho Clerk In vacation that sain de-
fc utia nts I've notified By publication that pihin'
,iH has commenced - suit against them IN ms
cour, the object and general mature ~ W~n.ns
aud et'a,@ ~ the plaintiff aud defehuants mere
IN and to obtain a decree divesfinH deienhsnts
ol all Their fight. title aud interest Of IN ana 70
the follow ny described real estate 'o-wi'' All
Of the syu,heas, quarter Of the northeast quarter
aud the northeast quarter Of tue so"'hesN' quar-
der Of section ten Coz, township iofty WI
,auy, nineteen m. also a piece OF land coin
meuciuy a, the northwest corner OF the ~outE
east quarter OF the sDutheast quarter % sectioh
ten iUl township forty so ihnRr nineteen
iu1 running thence SyutB eighteen rods thence
east ai.Ju, sixteen rods Il the blum. thence run
ming along SAID biun ~ n mpitheastrfnd direction
10 the north line OF satd iotty acre tratl then'e
west TO the point Of beginning. shi1 las, oe
scril~d tract containing about thiec aih one
hall acre.. sill IN Morgan county Missouri vest
i,y same ~ plaintiff. and that unless the sara
defendants. Ne ant appear q, thin Court a, the
rest Term thereof. 10 he b"gun aud holden ~
Inc Conr, House in the City oil NtiA''i'rs ~
-ud County On the iyth day oi Apiii hest
aud on Or before the hfst day OF sam ieim
answer ~ plead 10 the Petition in sa'd cause.
IN, am. vii, he taken ~ confessed and iudg
mont will be rendered accordingly
Aud Il, IL further ordered. tina; a copy hereof
&c plhltsh-l according t. law IA the Morgan
county REYtELIA.N weekly ne".pap'i
published N ,he CITY o' Versailles, Morgan
" { THOMAS Circui, Clerk
4 true coy, FROM the record. -
'Witnrs. my hand and the seal "' the
SEAL Circuit Court OF Morgan County
this H. day Of Fshy lyy.
" {. THOMAS Circuit Cleib
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-02-18
Order Of Publication.

In the Morgan County Circuit Court, in vacation
STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
County Of Morgan,
Louis Rckhoa, risinthh,
rh. rpl known Heir. Of Thomas Reynolds, De.
PENDANTS
At this. day come. plaintiff and hle. hi. pe,i.
ton duly verified by himself, alleging among
that the heirs Of Thomas Reynolds are
interested in the subject matter -
his petition but tina, ne cannot inset
their names for the reason that they are ub-
known 10 him. that Thomas Reynolds appears
rs the record owner OF the lands hereinafter DE
.cti,ed aud tina, plaintiff verify believes mat
the said Thomas Reynolds il long since de
ceased, that the interest his unt lown heirs nave
in said lands II any. IL the record owners OF said
lands, that they derive their interest from the
said Thomas Reynolds at the time Of his death
by reason of being his heirs, and that the 'nt'
tier interest OF the def nts and how derived.
II any. il unknown to plaintiff. except that said
interest or claim is adverse and piejudic al to
this plaintiff. Whefeupon, II IS ordered by the
CLERK IN vacation that aid defendants lie mott.
a suit ayains, them in this court the object aud
general nature Of which IL TO try ascertain anu
determine N, estate titl' and interest ana TOD
fine aud adjuig by its judgments or decree g z
title aud estate OF the psriies, plaintiff and de
PENDANTS. herein, sevcraliy, Of, IN and tothe 10.
lowing described real estate, situate III Morgan
County. Missouri. to-vit The northwest quar-
ter oi section twenty three, Of tywnbhip :oity.
twp. Of range nineteen, and that unless the said
the urk nown heirs of Thomas Reynolds, be ana
appear at this court ., the mex, term thereof,
e. lie Dtgun aud holden at the court hou~. ~ the
City OF Versailles, IN said county, on the Iyth
day OF Aprilnex' and on OF before the htst DAY
OF said te tm. answer OF plead to the ~ictitiDn III
said caise the same Will he taken as confessed
and Judgment will he rendered accordingly
Aud II Is further ordered tina, "a copy hereof
lie Published according 10 law. III the Morgan
County Ref BLicAN.
W. {. THOMAS. Circuit Clerk.
a true copy from the record.
witness my hand aud the seal OF the
fsLaL, Circuit Court ~ Morgan County
thus 9Th day oi febs. I'Jy
". { THDnAs Circuit Clerk