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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

Some people seem to know more about what Edgar Allen Poe drank than they do about what he wrote.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
FUNERAL or MRS. eoRmAs.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Tina German were conducted at the Catholic church yesterday morn ing by Rev. Father Muerer. The mass was beautiful and impressive, and was witnessed by a large body of sorrow ing friends who met at the church Co pay their last tribute of respect to the memory of their friend. The flo- raj offerings were numerous and beau tiful
 Through an eror of the Review ip announcing the funeral of Mrs. Cor. man yesterday there was confusion and disappointment among the friends of the deceased who desired to at. tend the funeral The funeral was announced for the afternoon. whereas tie time set for it was in the morn ing The ipterment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
A REPUTATION
 WORTH WHILE
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REM EDY A FAvoRITE EVERY
 WHERE.
Enormous Sale on It Largely Due to Personal Recommendations ofPeople Who Have Been
 Cured By It.

Chanbcriain's Cough Remedy has been on the market for over one-third of a century. Starting from a srnall beginning it has grown in favor and popularity until the demand for t often requires shipments in carload lots. lt Is now on sale at almost every drug store and most country cross road stores in the United States. There is DO question as to its merits; in fact, the enormous sale on it has been brought abou, 10 . large extent by the personal recommendations of people who have been cured by it. When you use a remedy for . cough or cold and find it far superior Co sny other that yon have ever tried, # Is naturai that you should tell your friends of your good fortune. lt has become the mothers' favorite for coughs, colds and croup. as they found that it can always be depended upon. and that it contains DO opium or other harmful drugs During these years tn which we have been making, selling and using this preparation we have never known of a single case of s cold resulting in pneu- monia when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used, which leads us to believe that it is . certain preventive of that disease. The fact that it can he depended upon in every case has crowned i with the success it enjoys. BIsBEE DRUG CO, Bissee. Sa-o and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
EPISCOPAL BAZAAR

What will be the most prorniL,n, social affair of the week probably was tho delightful bazaar and supper given by the ladies of St. Johns Guild. The old opera house represented a 'fairyiand appearance on last night Tho occasion was a brilliant one. ana 7he boothes looked particularly in viting. The fancy work booth was pretty and attractive. Besides the fortune telling boothe, which was very popular, there was delightful program rendered.. in which the isao- ing talent of the city took part. Among the charming numbers on the program was a vocal solo. "A May Morning" by Thomas D. Fitzpatricn. A pretty mandolin piece was played by Miss V. J. Bagby. The vocal solo by Mrs. ". P. Sims was repeatedly .encored. Miss Adkins birdlike notes pleased tho audience. The vocal quar- tette and violin solo by Mir. Chapn were also highly enjoyed. The bazaar fair drew a large crowd. The aid fund was materially increased and a decided success from the beginning t0 the closing number.
 The dinner served was everything and more. than the menu called lui.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
b|SbEE BOARD WILL NOT JOIN
 IN MOVEMENT
Members Local Organization Wish Association or c1.n- merciaI Bodies Success. But Think Best to Go II Alone.

It has probably been noticed by ths readers os Tho Review that there was yesterday held in Phoenix meeting of many Of the commercial bodies of the territory. each of them being rep resented by one Or moro represents tyes- The same persons also probably observed that the Bisbee board ut trade was not among those who join. ed tho movement to have all the conmerclal bodies of the territory unitet in one common body for the purpose of enabling them to more easily secure many things which were desired by them
 It was not because the Bisbee board of trade was not invited, nor yet because the Bisbee board of traus does not wish the commercial organ izations who are represented in the centralized body all the success which they hope to achieve that 1t does nvt appear among the names of those whO general government.
 Nor vas t because the matter o, joining the general movement had not been drawn to the attention of the Bisbee board of trade. Because as a matter of fact the matter was brought to their attention and dis cussed In all of it's phases. both with reference to it's immediets bearing on tho local organization and it's prob able effect in the future ft Was the opinies of the majority of fhe local hear,s that the commercial body representing Bisbee had come nearer achieving the object which 1t had set out 10 attain than any other similar organization (ir the opinion of iss menrsers). and. Furthermore, that it was a safe and conservative course to let well enough alone, and for these adn other reasons it was betta for the local organization to pursue the even tenor of its way and con unue in futune. as it has in the past, to secure those things which it de sired without drawing on the re- resources of other conmercal bodies of Arizona
 The members or the Bisbee board of trade have nole but the best ol wishes for the organizations who have gone into the new organizations and they believe that they have acted wisely in so doing. and that they will reap many of the benefits Yhici they expect by taking the course the,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

That clergyman who thinks that New York will be a pagan city twenty years from now Is just twenty years behindhand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
MEETING OF IRRIGATION
 FEDERATION
Important Gathering at Spo- kane Wash, in Which Ari- zona and New Mexico Are vitalIy Interested.

SPOKANE. Wash, Feb. I6.--The American Irrigation Federation. whicn has vice presidents and members in practically every state and territory where water Is applied to lands by scientific means. will meet iu annual convention in Spokane on Angus s. the day before the l7th National lrri- gatiOn Congress Is formally organized by' President George l.. Barstow Of Barstow, Texas.
 c. l.. Shumway Of ScOttsbtuff. Neb-. chairman of the executive committee Iof tbe federation, conveys the torv going information in a letter to R. lnsinger. chairman of the local board Of control of the congress.
 Mr. Shsmway adds 1t is likely that the FaSer-sor of Nebraska and a rep resentative delegation interested in reclamation and forestry in his state wiil attent the congress. Hc urge5 that advocates of private irrigation enterprises. the Carey Act and other matters of similar character and scope be given a full hearing, saying that the good points of all are cer~ tain to be brought out in spirited de bates
 The officers of the federation are; President, l.. Bradford Prince. Santa Fe. x. M.: secretary, D. II. Anderson, editor of The Irrigation Age. Chicago; viee-preSidents. Presley F.. HOrai, Hailey. Idaho: Professor J. D. Tinsleg Mesiiga Park, N. NJ. Tom Richardson, Portland. Ore; Judge Cyrus Happy Spokane; (. T. Johnson, G F, Chey- enne, Wyo.: Professor Q. w. r. StoTy, Lincoln. Neb.; C. D. Reppy. Florence. Ark; Professor F. D. Coburn, Topeka, Kas.: William Hale Thompson, Chi caso: JoiT1 Hall. Lampasas Springs Texas; A. !. Cobban. Rhinelander Wis; executive committee, Lute Nj. Wilcox. editor Feild and Home. Den yer: Zera Snow. Portland; J. Turley. Turley. \. M; C. BrainaTd, Payette, Idaho. and John Mc,Alpine, Duluth, sfinr
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

Naturally. no congressman likes to
 b. overshadowed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

Who will captain the Washington Baseball club" What difference does ]. make? One can lose as well as another.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

The agreement Of the United States with Japan is that Japan shall be good.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

Charles Nagcl. who is mentioned as the next secretary of commerce and labor. Is a prominent lawyer of St. Louis He served one term in the Missouri legislature, and was presi- dent of the St. Louis city council four years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

1aye. They are also equally convinced hat they have taken the course that best for tbeir interests by not join ng the movement to unite the com ne-cial bodies of the territory in'0 ne centralized body.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17

Men who do not go 10 church have forgotten to worship. and with this
 also have forgotten the art of obedi- ence, which means tho art of self. control
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Merry War On for Firs. Page Aonors

THE La Junta Tribune is proud of
the fact that II has banished all ad-
vertising from the first page, The
Rocky Ford Tribune is the pioneer in
that line in Otero county. Rocky
Ford Tribune.
Guess the New Era gets in the pion-
eer class on this occasion, for on
November %, 1908, all advertising
with the exception OF business cards
were removed from our front yard.
and since February first OF this year.
no display advertising OF any kind
has been seen on our front stoop.
That the La Junta Tribune, always
up-to'date. was so slow In making
this acknowledged Improvement. al.
ways puzzled us. Other county pa
pers should fall in line.-Ordway Era
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Fruit Growing Does Pay.

, Under the head OF Farm Notes
In this issue will be found some good
reading on the fruit crop of this year.
Mr.. Roberts failed TO give a report
OF his Wolf River apples which We're
loaded early in the week for the east
ern markets. From forty-six trees
covering two-thirds of an acre. he
shipped 50i fifty. pound boxes and re.
ceived s1.l0 per box for them, which
was found afterwards to be less than
they We're worth. si.50 being the mar
ket price. In addition to this, he
sold $3.50 worth OF windfalls, making
the total receipts s7l4I0. Pretty
good for two-thirds OF an acre, Ell?
Had he received $3.50 per box, the
total would have been swelled TO
s9l6.-Ordway Era.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Pointer for Local su.'n... Men.

Fred Mason, editor OF the La
Junta Tribune. showed The Sparks
man some Of La Junta's farming ter
ritory last Sunday. The country
under the Fort Lyon canal. north OF
La Junta. is veritable garden, with
fine bearing orchards and cantaloupe
fields that have netted their owners
several hundred dollars an acre this
season. La Junta business men think
the railroad division business Is
about the only thing worth while
there, but they will find that their
business will be greater in volume
and far more permanent If they en-
courage the extension Of the farming
area tributary to the town.-Lamar
Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Square Deal for Beet Growers.

The beet growers have always had
more or less trouble IN their deal.
ings with the sugar trust and are
never satisfied with their assays
We wish some simple means might
be devised by which every beet
grower could make his own analysis
Az II ID the time has come when the
growers Of each district must hire
their own chemist for the local fac.
tory While the factories may be
giving the farmers square deal In
the matter Of analyzlng the sugar con
tcnts OK their bects an inspector hired
by the people and kept at the factory
during the season is the only solu.
tion OF the difficulty existing between
the factory and the growers. We
have no patience with the trusts de.
sire that the producer should be paid
for tho actual amount Of sugar con.
tained 10 the bccts for II costs Just
~ much 70 grow a ton Of one as OF
the other for man II not wholly re-.
sponsib's fbr the work done by ma.
turc 10 these matters. field and
Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
REMINISCENT
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II 0OMOtIO6 TrO0s vekb0W0
FSsos ~
u Tven9y Years 49,.

Five saloons were granted licenses
by the city councill
T. T. Woodruff presented a hand.
some Emerson piano to the local
kindergarten.
otero county's Indebtedness the
first year Of its existence was one
and one-half per cent Of its assessed
valuation.
c. NJ. Deabenport and NJ J. Daley
dissolved partnership. the former
continuing the business of cash
boot and shoe store.
The county commissioners made a
levy OF nineteen mills for county pur-
poses. This was the first levy made
In Otero county and seven mills less
than the last assessment In old Bent
county.
One George Barr arrived from Syr-
acuse. Kan, and accepted position
with the X. W. English Company. He
also accepted numerous official posi-.
tions afterwards, and could have one
yet II he had teen willing.
W. n. Randall was engaged In
surveying a route for the proposed
Bent county canal. otherwise known
as the Holbrook ditch. The ditch
covered vast area OF the finest
land in Colorado-and that was no
idle prophecy.
La Junta was in the throes OF a
mad dog scare. A yellow cur made
the rounds OF the town swapping at
everything he met and biting large
number OF dogs. Mayor Steen Is
sued proclamation giving the
death sentence TO all dogs that had
been bitten aud requiring all others
TO be muzzled.
otero county's agricultural display
at the state fair In Pueblo was la.
beled Rocky Ford Exhibit" where
upon the I<buno arose to remark
that Rocky Ford was not the whole
works In Otero county by jug full.
Same old grudge. Most OF the tx.
Vi,s were from farming territory
tributary to La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
In Memoriam.

Whereas, God in his infinite wis.
dom has seen tit to remove from our
midst our beloved brother Jacob /.
Owens: therefore. be II
Spanish Peakes Lodge of the Broth
crhood OF Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, extend to the bereayed
wife and child. and other relatives,
our heart felt sympathy In their dark
hour OF sorrow. and that we believe
that God will comfort their hearts
and help them to feel that their dear
one only waits to welcome them.
Resolved. further. that we shall al.
ways remem er our departed brother
AS one whose life is an inspiration.
and that We shall always cherish the
memory OF him. who was associated
with US In our brotherhood life and
work: be IL further
Resolved. that a copy of these res
olutions be forwarded TO the be.
reayed wife and relatives, and the
same be spread upon the minutes of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen. and a copy FOR.
wardcd TO each OF the local papers
for publication.
\. ID. KELLY.
+. l.. DAVIS,
MASON FOSTER
Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Campaign Is On at Sugar City.

The sugar beet harvest for the cam
paign OF 1909 was inaugurated Mon.
day September 27th.when large mum
ber Of growers began pulling. topping
and hauling. Not all the fields are
In proper condition as yet. the sugar
content testing low. showing that
the bects are still growing. A suf
ficient tonnage will probably be In
the sheds to start sliclng within a
few days. The suear.making cam.
paign this year promises to be n
memorable one.
The tonnage this year will show a
large increase over the crop Of last
season. and the farmers will profit
greatly thereby. but the output Of
the factory will not increase In pro-
portion % the percentage Of sugar In
the bcets In not as great this sea.
son as last.
The reasons assigned for the de.
ficicncy Of sugar In the bects is tho
unusual amount Of rainfall during the
late summer. In spite OF the handi
caps tho crops have thrivcd wonder.
fully we'll. showing. As stated above.
= large increase In tonnage.
The sugar industry here will mean
this year a least half million dol
lars 10 tho farmers. merchants and
iaborcrs. Sugar City Gascttc.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Football Schedule.

At recent meeting OF represen-
tatlyos OF the Southern Colorado New
Mexico League. hen In Trinidad. a
schedule for football during the com.
Ing season was arranged as follows:
October is-Rocky Ford and Lamar
at Rocky Ford.
October lG--I.a Junta and Las An.
imas at Las Animas.
October a3-Rocky Ford and Las
Animas At Las Animas.
October 23-La Junta and Lamar
At Lamar.
October 30--LA Junta and Rocky
Ford At La Junta.
October 3O-Lss Animas and La
mar at Las Animss.
The meeting was harmonious. and
changes Of Importance To this valley
we're made. the league being divided
In the Arkansas Valley division Ia
Junta. Las Ahimas. Lamar and Rocky
Ford are included. Trinidad. Ration
and Walscnburg constitute the other
division.
The champions from these differ.
ert divisions play off the final con.
test for the championship Of the
league. and the winners among these
Win play the soutAern Colorado
kagus Sps Tie championship In this
- - 49, nenta
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-09
Prohibition and Business.

II is a favorite contention OF the
anti -prohibitionists that serious bust
ness depression almost Invariably fol-
lows the changing of town from the
state Of wetness to that of dryness
While wide experience has shown
ON truth. little evidence OF that
nature occasionally is reassuring
Wherefore attention is called to the
city OF kirksville In the state of
Missouri kirksville's experiment
shows the following facts. according
to an Adair county newspaper:
First-That the calamity that was
predicted for city and county during
spirited local option contest has
failed 10 materialize,
Second-That twelve months OF
drought" have been twelve months
Of unprecedented growth;
Third-That butchers and bakei q
took possession OF the buildings va
Gated by saloonkeepcrs and that very
few OF the owners of such buildings
lost even one months rent;
Fourth-That the merchants OF
Kirksville report increases OF from
twenty-five to fifty per cent In bus
mess last year. as compared with the
business OF the proceeding year:
Fifth-That upward OF 100000 was
expended during the year In the cree.
tion o new residnces and store build
ings;
Snth-That there Is not now
vacant house In Kirksville;
Seyenth-That four large business
buildings are now being erected near
the public square to meet the de-
mand for more stores:
Eighth-That property values and
rents are materially higher than they
were during the period when Kinks.
VILE was a wet" town, aud
Nlnth-That citizens are engaged
Ia raising fund OF 100000 to be
offered as a bonus for an interurban
electric road between kirksvillo and
Hanni al
To cap the climax Is the following
statement regarding crime. which we
quote from the Chillicothc. Mo, Con
stitution:
Only one business In Kirks.
VILE and Adair county has sui.
fercd. That is the criminal
court. The business Of this la.
stltuiion has decreased fifty per
cent. The officers now keep
busy by making the people cut
their weeds and obey the sanl.
tary ordinances Of the city. There
has not been murder case Ia
the courts for year and the
county jail has only two occu.
pants
kirksvilllc's experience would amour
10 little. however. II that city were
m exception 10 the general rule. We
do not believe that II IN nor do We
o'b'N' NHit iH'T' uFe many intfliis
gent people who will argue to the
contrary. II might therefore be In.
terestlnE 10 hear from other com.
munities that have "experimented'
with prohibition during the past year
or two. Facts resulting from actual
experience are always better than
argument based ON theory. and the
great family Journal In open to those
who are sufficiently Interested to OBJ
tain data and mail II To US. whether
this data is favorable or unfayorabie
TO the prohibition cause. What ia
desired II the truth. Lot the sub.
ject be Effect Of Prohibition on
Our Town" and let the reports come
from every section-i.a Junta, Rocky
Ford, ordwAy. or anywhcre--cven
Svink. II swink has been benefited
By open saioons--the only saloons In
Otero county--and has more business
than other towns In the county. let
~ have the story-A plain statement
Of unvafnkhed sacts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-18
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-18
INFANT CHILD DIES;
 JURY INVESTIGATES
Mexican's Filthy Hui May Lead to More Stringent Sanita-
 ton Rules Of City

While the parents were out shopping yesterday morning Juna. the 5-montn5. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Yalen- zuela, died in the miserable little hut where the family resides on Chihuahua hill The infant hadf been dead for mere than an hour before discovered by tine parents. who, through ignor- ance. at once announced that dea4l had been caused by teething.
 When the matter was reported, a coroners jury, at the instance of Judge High. made trip to the Val enzuela home on the theory that death had been due to something more serious than teething. It was the general opiinon that the child death vas due to criminal negligence CT possibly illness during which no nh sician had been summoned.
 After thorough investigation the iurv decided; that death was due to pneumonia. it having been learned tfat physician had been called and had treated the child for such ail- mept. It was tue opinion Of several of the jurors that the Mexican guar fers on the hill were of the fiithiest possible and should be given cogni. zance by the city health department
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-18
Iour teeth thoroughly cleaned.

your teeth thoroughly cleaned.
 People who know tell us that an acid forms during the night in the mouth and around the teeth. This acid will decay the teeth. therefore common sense tells us it is not good for the stomach; 1t certainly should not be washed down there deliberate ly. any way.
 But q cold bath for the average stomach is tonic just as it is for the body. Try it.
 Loops.
 Modern dresses and gowns very often are made so that the ordinary wire loops and eye cannot be used
 The hook must be used. but silk loops are frequently substituted for the wire eyes.
 When making loops to hold hooks, especially on goods where the needle is ap. to catch as in lace and any loosely woven material. it is a good plan to mark the distances on strip of paper.
 Paste the paper on the place where the loop is to be made.
 Then sew through the paper.
 When this is done and the loop is complicated tear off the paper. There you will find good loop right in the desired place and all the discomfort of your needle catching in the mate rial done away with. Loops made in this way are good looking and are made much faster.
 Tweexers.
 When stitching, haven't you often stitched right into the basting? You probably know also what task under those circumstances 1t is to pull those same hastings out: how sore ii makes yc"r fingers to wrestle with the threads.
 Scissors are often of no avail, but there is little thing that will do thS work and snare the fingers, and that is small pair of tweezers.
 These kept in the work basket where they ca1 readily be found will prove decided help in removing bast fngs from completed Sewing.