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Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01

all their fellows to discuss such mat ters.
 And so his case is well known to them all. and it is no cross for any and all of them to drop a coin Into the box which is reserved at the door way for the stricken motorman
 The case is believed to be without parallel, in New England at least, and 1t furnishes an excellent object lesson of the helpfulness of organization when
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01

than a minute at a
 time. My doctor said an operation
 was the Onl y
 chance I had, and Threaded it almost as much as death One day I was reading how other women had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, and decided to try
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01

1t became understood. and it is sure to keep on growing unless public sem timent in the good old state utterly loses its balance. Because this is so I do not look for more than a tenn porary disturbance in the republican household on account of MT. Fylers death.-Trumbull in New York Her. aId
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01

in mind. belongs to the impressionis< school He is more . moraltst thnu statesman. Ills long public career has made him especially sub5ecf 70 p.es- ing inf1nences.-Cedar RapfdB H>psss- can
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01

Of course, the recently divorced MrA Astor will feel justified in snubneng Mrs. Gould, who drew only tAoaoSss in alfrnony-St- Paul Dispatrn-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01
OPERATION HER ONLY
 CHANGE
WasCured byLy E.Pink-
 m'sVegetable Compound

Adrian. Ga. -"I suffered untold misery from a female weakness and disease. and I could not stand more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

part range and which forms the most
interesting portion Of the diverse
Tour" 20 Cripple Creek over the Mid
land Route. is twcnty.seyen miles long.
II was used by the Ute tribe Of Indians
in the early days rs means Of pas
sage from the mountain Businesses 10
the plains below. Lcadyiue is lSS miles
west ot Colorado springs. He'll Gate
az the crest ot the Continental Divide,
is l45 miles from Colorado Springs
and GlcuWood Springs IS 2l4 miles,
The Colorado Midland Railway Com
Vauy. In line With the Ereat campaign
tor disseminating information relative
~ the state : attractions has this year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

Th0ee big games ot baseball a, 10
Fena Park, sunday, Monday and Tues
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

some proposals. by the government
for dealing with unemployment, labor
rtchingoB aud Industrial INSURANCE"
Those proposals rest with The Board
pf Trade alone. they do not touch
other departments OF the state. such
1H tHr Home OtUrr OF the Local
Government Honr The scheme 80
mot universal b. g.. for tho present
r"afirtod 10 tb. building. engineer
Ing. shlpbulldiug. and general In.
h"r'8 working ln those groups Of
trnd'H II H estimated mat 2 ~
millions of adult workers viii bc iu.
,ludod NO those udusirios The boz.
minurr is 10 b, compulsory upon
employers aud employed alike. aid
81 by substantial subvonlion8 from
iho s1to' rho stIllrd trndos In the
groups mentioned provide ouDorwork
pay. but the unions of the uuskillcd
do not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

People ln advancing az" never feel
good wncu their bowels do not movo
regularly liy regularly BE- meant at
least once dny At NO time uf life
81 ~ ro important To- keep the bowels
Thoroughly open uH then \ disordor"d
moan u cold that Nuu would not other
wise tulu ON. n may m"an the return
ot rhrumptiHm. IN, breaking out OF the
skin Al thcHp things nro fustcrcd by
cuuHtiputtou. 70 k,,p the bowels NOV
iur ui,,lN every dnN uHo br. 'uldwClfs
S,rup I,pHiu. th, wonderful laxative
touic Thu laxative Ingredients viii
Keep the huw'lH iu order. the tonic
properties viii tone the stomach Price
" cuuta nud - ~ any druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05
A PRIVATE ELECTRIC PLANT
col VAIL. WHO VISITED ARD.
MORE RECENTLY, At rlS SUM.
MER HOME.

Quite q number OF Ardmorc people
had the pleasure or meeting not long
lrD Col Thoo y. VAN. Of Boston.
president Of tho American Telephone
and Telegraph company aud also Of
the Western Electric Co col Vail
f. now nt his summer home In Yer
mont and this following from the st.
hlbane Messenger gives an interest.
ing account Of how hc employs his
time and means:
Theodore y. Vail is considering
building AN electric plant at the Hall
mills Lyndon. whore he recently pur.
chased the water power and rights
formerly owned by the Leather Board
Co thus having plant TO supply
his own electric lights and power
AZ his homc. Spcrdwcll farms
Mr. Vail has purchased the Rogers
farm near Chandler pond. in South
Whcclock. the water rights and
piece OF land OF George w. Jenkins.
aud the nowago rights connected with
thc pond He will raise the capacity
Of che pond several feet aud run a
wipe from there to the Spcedwcll
Farms. thar will give sufficient
water supply for fire protection and
Uthor purposes
Mr. Vail is also considering the
possibility Of huilding a large pond
nearly back ~ Lyndon Institute
whore there Is a favorable location"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05
Stories of Colorado and
The Rocky Mountains
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT DIsrANcesr

Persons who have never visited the
Rocky Mountains OF Colorado often
find themselves specializing. idly or
otherwise. upon distances between the
leading localities most prominently
named In railroad and other advertise.
mcnts. or course. one can look up
such information In guide books. but
guide book is not always at hand
when discussions over distances arise
Thousands Of visitors make the trir
between Denver and Colorado Springs
without any definite idea whatever con
corning the distance between thos,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

the East. North or South. Pixies Peak
appears to extend down into the very
streets OF the city. while as a matter OF
fact II is seven miles from there TO the
Cog Road station in Manitou. and nine
miles from this point TO the summit.
The shortest distance by rail from
Colorado Springs TO Cripple Creek is
forty y-scven miles. while II a string
were stretched on Il bee line" between
these points. 1t would measure less than
fifteen miles
Ute Pass. extending from Manitou
! to Divide. the top OF the front, or Ram
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05
AlBATROSS

That's the name OF the be.; aour
sold in Ardmor~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

E,eJ ,r'm,N... VA. As
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

lf your live. s sluggish aud out
of tome. and Won feel. dun bilious.
cuuatipltod take dose ~ Cham.
borlliuH stomach and Liver Tab
let's Tonight before retiring and you
viii feel All right in the morning
Sold bt Nrdmorr Drug Co. Rufus
Post and All druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05

points Trains mako IL In about two
hours. but rs both speed and distances
are deceptive 20 the eve in the rariticd
Colorado air. the laymau is not sure
whether he travelled twenty. five miles
or loo miles In n given time The tray.
cler knows that Colorado Springs is
Somewhere near Denver" but how
many stgaurcrs know that It is exactly
seventy four milesr
Denver IS twenty miles from the foot
hills tbouEh to the inexperienced eye
the distance appears all the WAY from
four O. twelve miles Very tcw people
not posted concerning the distance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR
REVIEW on rHT WEEK WITH
MuCuhNICs AND hRrlzeN9 m
EVERY LAND

IbrIr prr almost i,oopo anloa
eomru u tnp country
Laundry worbow nr Ordnu. Iinh.
hnyu formed u union
Electrical workers. ol Chicago III.
receive t,ao day. oor moro than
last year
E.vaplprr solicitors Zoo Idaho and
Montana vill organize
Union ,rr iuapc,loa 1l chicago.
lll demand saturday hlr hroliday
hnlr holiday
rnum makers union or Creator
Sow You, ma now union to,orl
rou and q 20 p.r cont iucmuo
ur ln 1000 mcmb'r.
pbuuom cat plumbcu ha,"
demanded 3, rpr m oirhthou day.
u increase of ono dollar
st,r aud m,Dh workers. u Gronl
rr New Yorb arc paid tl,o day
for houre
san rrurIn.o. cat. labor council
30 considering u plan to scud the
mrmhloycd m that city lo worl,
ou farms
Through the Influence Of The mlu.
cra uuluu. the eight hour state law
was occurred for the men In mines.
millu and amcllrrg In Wyoming
Seattle wash builders exchange
has voted to abandon the open
shop policy
In the wooden mills or this coun.
ir 80 to- men aud a51Ga women
are omploycd
Thc Ordcr or halfway Conductors
1T lts recent convention iu logtou
Mass ,hosc lncksou,illc Fla aa
ibc place Tor the next biennial con
,outou
steam laundry workers or Nhrr
drou Wash. have offered reward
or Sl,o for thc arrosi of Nlhcrt
Mcycr one or thcIr officers who
nhscoudcd with tho funds ot the
uutou
tulou affiliated with the FEEDER
ntiou ot Labor raid S.2,T.2u In
death hcuccts last year. aud $,o3..
ou tu N,l, hcucr,s.S' eoG',i u uu.
cmplo,rd hrucnts. aud Se,lo5,o In
strike hcu,uOs
rho registered unions IL Furland
arr ac.urlyd nsi, lcros mu,' th'
Labor Union Nr,t one wr,,h 3. trc
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
COUNCIL WILL
 AWARD CONTRACTS
Meeting Tomonow Night To Pass Upon Bids For Water
 Sytem Materials

The regular monthly meeting of the cify council. which win be held to- morrow evening, is given added i'm pOrtance from the fact that contracts are expected to be let involving s125,- 600. which amount the council ex- poets to expend upon the c.ty water
 ystens
 Among the contracts to be lst are thasc fer from II, 7,009 tO 20.900 tons of ron piping. three 250.000-gaIlon tanks. twenty water cranes, from 7000 to 10,- 9B0 barrels of cement and other sun dries necessary for Q complete sys- tsm which will protect the city from
 70
 The bids all have been received md have been under consideration s.nca 0 special meeting held Fsbru- lTy 20. Sixteen bidders are compet-
 ug 1t this meeting representatives
 f the Southern Pac fic and Santa Fe
 ailroads will be present to tell what -Eeirt reads will do iB the way of p2aing rates So far the F. P. & s. W has made no move which would
 DGicate that they win figure with the city upon a special rate As the bids sTe largely governed by the rates 1uoted. 1t can not be fo7etold which aiii be found to be the cheapest and tssl for the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
HEFERN HOLDERS
 ARE ENCOURAGED
Company Is Now Sinking Shaft to Determine Quantity
 of Ore

With each foot of depth attained the stockholders of the Heffern mine are more confident that they have a good thing. The company is now sinking 10 determine the quantity of ore they have for Q milling proposi ton. and indications are that thou sands of tons will be uncovered.
 It is the intention of the company to sink to water level before cross cutting. The shaft IS being put down in a lime formation between two contacts. The drifts will therefore be run both ways from the shaft in order to locate the contacts under ground Thirty-two men are now em- ployed in the workings in two shifts. The men are all taking their pay in stock in the concern, speaking well for their confidence of Is future. On the dump are several tons of good looking gold ore of Q milling grade.
 Flynn & Seed. the local brokers. who are handling the stock. state that they are getting many orders for 1t. They are largely interested in the property and are confident that they will soon have something big, as it is their belief that they have the right man for the work of developing the property in MT. Hefern, the manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
PAID SECRETARY
 FOR CHARITY WORK
Miss Cummings Employed Movement For Poor Farm
 Is Encouraged

4 meeting of the charity commit tee Of the Bisbee Board of Trade was held last Friday night, at which the following were present: Messrs. Fry, Sainsbury, Spicer, BuchneT, Allez, COlman and Reynolds. Several cases were taken up, discussed and some disposed of permanently.
 The committee appointed to secure rates on groceries and meals reported iayorably. The committee appointed to look into the establishing of a poor -arn reported the subject under con
 liberation already by the Board oE Supervisors asd deemed il advisable 1ot to interfere at The present, as the matter would likely be favorably con idered without the efforts Of the com mi.tee
 The committee to secure work for the needy reported that 1t had nota- ing to report but would meet the city council and take the matter up with them.
 Mir. Colman suggested the matter of employing an assistant to Secretary 3eyno ds, as the charity work was interfering with his regular duties to
 he Board of Trade. Miss E. Cum mings was suggested as Q suitable person for the position. and it was agreed to employ her, beginning on March ].
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
OF SAN JOSE MINE
 IN THE CITY
Litigation Has Been Settled
 And Operations Will Soon. Be Resumed, According To
 E. s. Sparrow


 F. r. Sparrow of Oklahoma City is in the city. Mir. Sparrow and Joseph Muheim of Bfsbee own the San Joze Colo mine, a few miles from Nacos and it Is in regard to this and the purchase of an immense tract of land in Mexico for an investment company recently organized by him that he is now in Bisbee
 MT. Sparrow talked interestingly Of the mine.
 The litigation which so long held back the progress of the San Jose ,roperty has come to an end and we are rapidly nearing that point at which We will again be on a produc- ng basis" he sad For you must know that tae property is already an established one. and that many tons of rich ore nave been put through the old miil. Several thousand feet of tunnels have been run in the course of the development of the property. N'e will not begin running the mill lntil We have completed the aerial tramway, which we have planned.
 q have been ever into old Mexico in the State of ChsuAauban-fo the the purpose of inspecting the agri- cultural lands. I was favorabiy i'm pressed and took the initial steps to vard The ac0uirsnen of a large tract for an investment company of Okla homa City.
 Haskell is stronger with the peo- Die of Oklahoma today than he ever was before" said Mir. Sparrow. "Wbst he did at the time of the town lot sale Maskogee was DO more than was being done by the best citizens of the stare"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
ARIZONA ELKS WILL CAPTURE
 LOS ANGELES
Their Plans Are Such That Nothing But Surrender Awaits Their Invasion When Grand Lodge Meets

It is estimated that not less than 1000 Elks will take part fin the excur- sion from this Territory to the coast, and every one of them will gos as q booster for the Territory. Arizona's lDroducts. resources. Brog-ess and fitness for statehood will be the idea to wh.ca all others will be made to conform.
 F.. w. Spiers has just returned from a meeting at Tucson of the central committee, composed of one delegate from each lodge of the Territory. The plans which he outlined to a Review man are sufficient in themselves to arouse the interest of & wooden In- dian. and will make any man worthy to be called an Arizonan feel proud of the work which they propose to perform in an effort to advertise the Territory.
 ''The two principal features of the appearance of the Arizona Elks at the meeting in Los Angeles next July said Spiers, will be their uniforms and a float which We expect to deco rate an an expense of $750. As orig nally planned, our suits were white. At the meeting in Tucson pearl gray was selected. The complete uniform will consist of a twopiece sack suit, felt crush hat with a purple band about it, and the words ARIZONA on it in large letters. On the flap pf the left breasr coat pocket will be he name Of the lodge. The men will haxrr ff. no with bow of ribbons and wear light canvas shoes. If that don't get the money it's back to the cactus for us.
 NOW, In regard to that float. It's going 10 be a winner. In striking and original devices 1t win be a rep resentation of the different industries of Arizona. After it has fulfilled it's purpose at Los Angeles 1t will be brought back to the Territory. where It will be placed on exhibition at the far. We will raise total of s600O to defray expenses. We have been assured of rates Bisbee and Douglas will form one trainlOad. 200 of them getting on here. Tucson, F-oenfy and Yuma
 will form a second, and the cities and towns of the northern part of the ! Territory a taird."
 Spiers was requested by the central committee at it's recent meeting in ! Tucson, and Of which he is secretary to secure accommodations for 1001 Arizona Elks. This he has done. The Blsbee delegation will have the entire accommodations of the Hol- | lenbeck to themselves and wll keen open house there after the manner of true Arizona Elks.
 Kirk L. Hart has been appointed major general of the marching force. said Spiers. 's4nd will appoint an aide de camp in each Of the lodges. With work about the result"
 The EIks Twill request literature from the different boards of trade and chambers of commerce of the Territory to distribute in Los An geie:.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
DRUGGISTS KNOW
 BEST COLD CURES
THEY USE THE MOST sUC-
 CEsSrUL THEMSELVES.
Many Druggists Use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy in Their
 Own Families.

Everyone r.rst realize the dangers attend. ing severe cold, and that it is always pru- dent to remain in doors until the danger Is past. Many, however, do not feel able to lose the time and will be interested in know Das the quickest way to bresk up a cold and to cvoid the dangerous consequences which 90 often follow. Druggists who handle all kinds of medicines and are familiar with prescriptions of the best physicians, know which medicines gre the most successful, and when in need of medicine for their own asse will of course chce SC tine one which is likely to be the nost prompt and most ef fectual. It has been observed that many druggists use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy themselves and in their families, and take pleasure in testifyiny to it's good qualities. MT. E. M. Lyons, the leading druggist of Broadhead, Wis, says. "I have sold Cham. herlsin's Cough Remedy for the past five years and have yet Co hear of the first casc it has not relieved. l would not be witaout it in my own home"
 BIsBEE DRUG CO. Bisbee. Naeo and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
MUSIC FILLED THE AIR

Bisheeites who were downtown last night had the pleasure of listening to brief serenades by the of tAe bands Of the camp. First the South Bisbee 5a3d. composed of Eng'ishmen, came
 q. and later the Bisbee band added to the concord of sweet sodnds. Now that summer is approaching. 1t IS to he hoped that tae Bisbee Board of Trade win make arrangements with some hand whereby secenades once CT twice a week may be secured
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
OLD HuMPH HERE.

W. E. Humphries If Fl Paso. staff photographer for the Fl Paso and Southwestern. passed through Bisbee last evening on his way from the west end of the line where he was on com many business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
suRFoRD LEAVES sIssee

C. V Burford. for some time ticket agent at the local depot. left yesterday for his former home near Waveland. Ind. where 1t is his intention to To- cate. MT. Burford win manage 8 'srge farrn in that secton for .1is father
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
aThe Lieu.enant and the Cowboy,


 The Lieutenant and the Cowboy" which comes to the OrpAeum for two nghts, commencing on Wednesday. may very properly be regarded as one of the dramatic events of the season It is play that is amusing and intensely thrilling, dealing as 1t does with the adventures of an Am erican army officer, and also intro duces 8 large number of characters. The play is lavishly mounted, and tie scenic investiture absolutely cor rect. thus giving to the play the re- quired atmosphere. The scene in the second act showing the military post at Fort Garland, Colorado, to which the hero has drifted to secure a po- sition, Is a remarkable piece of stage craft, and the clever supporting com pany go to make it one of the most attractive Of mediums and a show that is really worth wllle. The seat sale is announced for Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
RAiLRoAogR IN s,ssee

J. E. Murphy. trainmaster for the Fl Paso and Southwestern passed yesterday in this city coming u, from Douglas, to look owe rthe work in progress here in his department.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
AMuStMENTS
..oueenay at orpheum Tonlaht

The Armin Company return to the Orpheum tonight for a three days engagement, presenting the romantic drama, "Queena." This play is said to be entirely different from anything the Armin company has given us dur lng me present season and will no doubt satisfy the audience and prove Ia pleas ng effort. The company will jump directly to Denver at the close of the three days engagement.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-02-18
A aox A.nued BY AeeIasnts.

Nanny, the 12.year.old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Phillips OF Barton
City, went to the Bryan schoolho1ss
near his home to get his books. The
door was locked, so he raised a Ntn.
dow to climb in. just as he jumpsf
through the window the sash fell
striking him on the back of the neck
and pinnIng him fast with his feet
dangling. He was seen hanging there
by his mother. who believed he was
Just climbing in, and went about her
work. When she looked again a short
time afterward and saw him still
hanging she told her husband who ran
to the boys assistance only TO find
him dead. His neck was not broken
and 1t Is believed he died from
strangulatlon.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-02-18
Working for psare. Of Q. Q.

The college OF Journalism ut the
University of Missouri has enrolled
81 students for the second semester,
which is twice the number entered
In any other department of the uni
versity during it's hrst year, except
the teachers college. which is an out.
growth Of the department OF educa-
ton. Eleven Of the enrolment are
new students in the university. OF
the 81. rs students are working for
the degree of d. 8. in journalism
Others are enrolled In the college Of
arts and science. Judge John d. Law
son ia giving a course OF lectures on
libel law, the first time such a course
has been given in any university.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-02-18
Inauranee companIes Rensw.

Two hundred and twenty-five Are
insurance companies have resumed
their license to do business In Mis-
souri, for the next ~ months. or this
number, l29 are domestic companies.
25 foreign. 1S regular mutual. so mis-.
cellaneous stock companies and eight
assessment associations. Il is the
largest list of companies ever licensed
In Missouri. Six companies, two OF
which are Insolvent, have withdrawn
from the state. No applications, SO
far, have been positively rejected.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-02-18
Preached In a Saloon.

For a few minutes the other morn
ing there were unique proceedings In
the saloon Of Addison p. Strobe In
Macon. An evangelist. p. NJ. Fitz.
gerald, stood on box at the end OF
the bar and addressed a crowd OF
about 200 on the wages OF sin, the
effects OF dissipation and the course
OF evil habits. He was there by the
invitation Of the proprietor OF the sa-
loon.