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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
BOY SPREADS GOSPEL
 OF HUMANE SOCIETY

PHOENIX. April S.-There is now in the city in the person of John Hen derson a 14year-old boy, a very lively missionary of the humane society Of Indianapolis. a lad who lets his light shine wherever he goes in the inter est of the humane treatment of all animals. including women and child ren. The Indianapolis society Is now three years old, is accomplish ing a great work in that city and IS doing much to encourage the organi- zation and work of similar societies elsewhere. It keeps in touch with other societies as is ilstanced in the ease of Master Henderson's presence here. The Indianapolis society hao already heard of the good work being done in Phoenix. even through the Phoenix society Is sti i1 its first year and learning that young Henderson contemplated a visit of a month in Phoenix. ia company with his family the home society loaded him up with literature to be delivered to the Phoe- nix society. outlining the plan of wrok in Indianapolis and some Of the meth eds that have brought good results thinking thereby to lend encourage ment to the Phoenix organization ana give it the benefit of the oder so- ciety's experience
 Haner Henderson called at The Re pubiican office last night and dis- coursed not only nue1tly but very i'm
 nressively on the good work being ac- i complfshed in his home city. He IS not only instilled with the proper sen fiments that are necessary to make 1 such a work effective. but he carries a head fall Of facts and figures that appeal to any interviewer. showing | that he is not merely a member oui
 is an active participant iE the worK The Indianapolis society has approxi
 nate.v 450 members at this time and ! tbev are classified by their annual contributions. The cheapest member | shin is si per year. many belonging to inc s2 class and some of the mem ! bers pay as high as $50 Ter year into 1 the treasury. Though S1 Is the mn 1 iuun, there is no maximum limit
 The society is well supported but Il l is constantly growing and widenine
 fla field of labor. Governor Marsnaii
 n recent visitor here. and the mayor
 of Indianapolis. are both members o
 the adviscry committees, and the SO
 e'etv since its organization has ss
 cured the passage of number o
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are supporting their seams by popular subscriptions and are succeeding wonderfully. Cananea can't and won't take back seat for any city in the Southwes- or any place else. We have the goods and we will show what the citizens of Cananea are do ing towards supporting base bal aggregation. It shows they have ex plicit faith in the members of the and the management also.
 Every man on the team is con iident of a winning season, and tha they will capture the spells. the re ward for the victorious.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
SONORA DOPE.
(Sonora News.

(Sonora News.
 Vic Walling is working like a bea- yer rustling the sheckles for the sup port Of the base ball team. Of course he cannot neglect the duties as super intendent of the railroad lines he has in his charge. but in spare moments he has been seen with a "go-get 'em" look in his eyes which at once strikes a fellow as meaning money.
 During two days this week Mir Wal,ing has succeeded in securing the pledges of a number of business men and others which will amount to $200 a month U. s. Currency. towards the support of the ball team. Fol lowing Is the wording of the sub scription lis. which speaks for itself:
 Subscription list for the support of the Cananea Base Ball Association. To the subscribers: There will be no advertising card gotten ou. this year. There will be no passes to the grounds issued. All subscriptions will be receipted for, and money paid out by voucher only. It is re- quested hat an auditing committee be named from among the subscribers who will be required to audit the ac- counts monthly. The playing season begins April sth and ends October 30th. and he first subscription is due April first
 No actual canvass has yet been made by the manager Of the team, only a few of the business men and citizens have been approached and all who have been seen have "come through and in a most liberal man ner. Mir. Walling states that a thorough canvass vii be made during the coming week.
 Everybody kick in" and make it possible for the Cananea team 10 win the laurels which it deserves. We have the team and all we now need is the financial support. Don't think hat Cananea will stop there. for i' won't We will have enough money by the end of the coming week pledged. of course. 10 enable the sup port of base ball team in a first class manner. Bisbee and Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
PANAMA HATS

A number of women in this part of the country who are the TOT tunate possessors of panama hats
 may be discouraged when they get them out this season. But. even If they are expensive at first. they
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laws by the legis ature. to facalitate its work and add to the protection thrown around dumb animals.
 The report for last year shows that 2.262 cases were given consideration by the society. or these POS cases were women and children who were given assistance of one sort or an other, There were 2054 cases in which animals were given relief or the whole number of cases, 1.707 were investigated by the officers of the society when attention was, called to them. The rest being cases that came directly under the attention of the officers. During the year l4l ar rests were made and S11,l35.30 was turned into the city treasury in the collection of fines. 1t was found necessary to kill 234 horses and mu'es during 4he year. The Indianapolis stOckyards are given particular at tention by the society as many ami mals are handled there and the cases of neglect are frequent. During the year SIT pens of stock were ordered watered and fed.
 The society has thirty-seven officers who have police power and six of them are constantly on duty. three of them being at the stockyards, their salaries being paid in part by the s1 200 per year the stockyards man agement pays into the treasury oi the organization. The other three men are paid by the city.
 Speaking of methods. Master Hen | derson produced a number of interest ing cards. One is an ordinary ship ping tag, only it is made of red card board On one side is printed thi' | legend:
 Humane Society Tag.
 Whenever our officers find hors' unblanketed, neg'ected or needing at tention of any kind. he gives th' horse this attention and attaches thil tag to show his having done so.' l Below is a black line for signatur' | of the humane inspector and the re | quest" Please be kind to your horse On the other side of the tag arr suggestions as to how horse shoul' | be treated in summer and in winter i in driving or when left standing. Thi | is a recognition of the fact that large part of mans iahumanity to hi horse is pure oarelessuess and neglec and the purpose Is to correct th error without having to resort ( force Of law unless necessary. Th i tag has been found to be a very happ thought
 Other cards are furnished to me' l chants. especially grocers. with "a
 request that they be wrapped up
 al, parcels Of goods delivered, in thi way calling the attention of hous
 wives much necessary pain and Co
 they are unwittingly the cause c
 One of them signed by The Deliver Hcrse- reads: Please order all yoi supplies for the day in the mornir and save my tired legs another tri for it is hard and fast driving tn F kills me. I know you have n l. thought of this before, CT you, Xii D lady. would be more coasiderate
 me"
 Another card recites a dialogue b
 tween a ,ong suffering horse al
 Mrs. Buyer asking her to put h
 little trifiing purchases in her han bag and save the animal many wea II steps. and of course Mrs. Buyer req | fly consents to do so.
 Master Henderson since his arri'
 has already get in touch with the loc
 society and will be only too glad
 give them any information he m
 have on the subject Of humane wor
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gail

In the Pacific coast the Repub- lican campaign will be in charge of Representative Duncan E. Mckinley. of California. There are but two insurgent Republicans from that Representative Hayes. of California and Poindexter of Wash ington.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

The Yuma high school will be Plac- ed on the list of accredited schools probationally, and it's recommended graduates will be admitted to the University without examinatioa, ex- cept in English, in which all are ex- amined.
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 l. M. J. Cunningham. Secy- and Treas. of the above named associa- lion. do soIemniy swear that the anoxe statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief NJ. Cunningham. Secy. andIreas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth day of April 1910
 E. c. Corey. Notary Public. J. F. Curry.
 Nj. J. Cunningham. Geo. E. Buxton
 l.. C. Shattuck
 c. W. Moon
 A. T. Sowle
 Gerald Sherman.
 C. H. Holz
 Jakob Schmidt
 Directors.
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Report of the Condition of cOCHISE BUILDING & LOAN
 ASSOCIATION.

At B.sbee. in the Territory of Ari- zona. at the close of business March % fqfO
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
His Perfect EnoIIsh.

Did you ever notice anything pc.
culiar In Prof VS. speech?" in
quired a friend Of the professors.
Why, no, ! don't think | did"
Well, he would never be guilty Of
saying what you said just now
He wouldn't? What did saw"
You said. I don't think | did
is there anything out OF the way
about that?"
Yes, you didn't say what You
meant at all You didn't mean that
you didn't think. but that you thought
you didn't Prof W is So careful
that he says exactly what he means.
and nothing else You do not mean
that you do not think, when you say
that, but that you do think that such
and such is not. Nearly everybody
does that, so 1t sounds queer when
people speak as the professor does.
and say, ! think | don't. instead Of
I don't think do as the average In.
dividual would say Another Of the
professors idiosyncrasies is TO saw
III not where you or | would saw. I
won't All those little WAYS sound
queer, but they're absolutely correct
and irreproaehable. The professor
uses more perfect English than any
one else | know"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
onnosed Taking Of Census.

The first census in history was that
taken Of the Jews by David who
counted all males over 20 with their
cattle. The procedure aroused the
wrath of the people and 1t was cur.
rently believed that God punished the
race for the impiety involved Later
censuses were quite as unpopular, and
even in America in the eighteenth cen.
fury a great deal of opposition to the
scheme was caused by the govern
ment's proposal to count heads. Gov.
Hunter of New York. in 1872. attempt
ed to make a census, but abandoned
the idea after he had II we'll started.
A few years later the New Jersey gov
eminent attempted the same task. but
also gave 1t up because of the oppo-
sition among the people. who still
chung to the belief that the Almighty
objected to the enumeration.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Pearls from New York State.

Several years ago Henry BaileS~oi
hridgewater gave TO the Oneida Coun.
" Historical society a collection OF
shells which he had secured from his
pond. At the same time he gave to
bis daughter, Mrs. Charles Kerlief of
llion, one Of the shells which seemed
a pretty one. And two weeks ago she
perceived what was taken to be
a pearl in this shell. and to make sure
of its nature the find was shown to a
ieweler In Utica. II was pronounced
a pink pearl. and it is said that If de.
tached from the shell It would be
worth from SIS to 500.
Il Is by no means a rare thing TO
find pearls In the shells taken from
local waters. Many shells have been
brought down from Adirondack waters
with fairly good pearls in them, and
a few years ago some were discovered
in Fish creek which were valuable.
The worth of pearl depends not
alone on its size. but more particular.
ly upon its shape and color. A good
pearl must be either round. pearl
shaped or perfect oval. It is be
cause most OF the pearls found In
local waters fail to I'll some Of these
requirements that they are not rated
as especially valuable jewels.-Uuca
Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
TRUTH NOT ALWAYS SOUGHT
One is Too Frequently Apt TO Be
swayed by His Friendship and
His Enmties.

A person should always make up
his mind more carefully upon mat
ter In which an enemy is interested
than where the personal element is no
part of it. Unless he does this he
will be apt to think his enemy is
wrong. His prejudice then, rather
than his judgment will rule.
And the case is the same IL a
friend is interested. That one fact
may control ones judgment. 1t is
ordinary experience for a man to take
sides with his friend. and it is often
done without considering whether be
is right or not, in which case man
regards friendship as stronger than
truth.
Friendship is the most beautiful
fact In human experience, and to say
"he is my friend" is saying a great
deal But il is saying a great deal
more to say "he is right" and stand
By him for that. than solely for
friendships sake. This does not make
friendship eold-hearted As Cassius
said to Brutus: "A friend win bear a
friends iniirmities;" and even those
indrmities out Of which faults grow,
but not the faults.
But our great concern should be
in dealing with those whom we do
not like. lest our opinion is swayed
by prejudice or malice. Truth should
be the arbiter in all cases. There is
nothing so fine in a mans character
as frankness TO a friend or enemy.
Such a trait always proves its high
merit, by the sense Of pleasure it
gives one when it is exercised. One
Of the best things to make a man
think is TO be frank with him; II he
Is right. to say so; il he is wrong, TO
say so. whether he is a friend or
enemy. And this, not in any con
troyersial spirit. but simply as the /
expression of ones good will. which /
is always in order.-Ohio State Jour
nal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA.

Does it not seem strange that 50 man
people suffer year In and year out WIZ
eczema
A 25-cent bottle Of simple wash stol-
the itch and will surely convince an'
patient.
This wash Is composed OF mild sas
soothing oil OF wintergreen mixed ~.
thymol and gIycerine, etc, and knoss
as d. ID. d. Prescription. We do p.
know how long the d. d. D. Laborsioiiss.
will continue the csc. offer, as ~
remedy Is regularly sold only 10 ss~
bottles and has never before been pull GU
the market on any special offers.
II you wsnt relief tonight try oo.l"
at 25e. on our personal recommending
V. A. Grant, Randolph and Bethel
0. Goodno, Rochester; A. Z, Hoou
Son, Chelsea; NJ. J. Sargent, South hos~
ton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
THROW OUT THE LINZ.
GIVE Them Help and Many Randolph p.,,.
WIN Be- HsvvsI.

Throw Out the Life Line'-
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-c can't o.,
poison filtered out of the blood 10
They're getting worse every mimi.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney pills hays
thousands Of kidney sufferer. ~, -
the verge Of despair. 'a
viii cure any form of kidnsv -.
J. W. Ford, "a N. Main ST.. R.nss,',
VT says; "oii and on for ten y.,,. {
back gave me great deal OF trophI. |.
suffered from backache and on ~.
count l souid hardly ettend 10 nv -
The kidney secretions were too -
in passage and scanty and were sc.on..
ined BY burning sensation when ~.
yoided. | tried many remedies saia ]. !
sure cures for this complaint. but Ala s
succeed in finding relief until beg., :.
ing Doan's Kidney Pills. nroc,.sa !.
remedy at Grants Drug Store Ana -
say that it acted just as Represented
gives me pleasure to recommend no.,l
Kidney pills to other kidney snis,s.ss
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 csa,,
Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo. New w.
sole agents for the United States.
Remem Der the name Doart.
no other.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Marriage IN . snoudrIt,

The unique experience Of being mar.
RED in snowdrift belongs to Thomas
Stickley, a young farmer. and Miss
Florence Merkley Of Newmarket
Mr.. stickley and his bride 10 he
started to drive to minister's house
In Mount Jackson snowdrift after
snowdrift was encountered The
horses became exhausted and the vabi.
Gle finally came to a stop in a five.foot
drift Leaving Miss Merkley. Sticklev
made his way on foot to the home
Of the Rev. Henry Ditzler who re.
turned and married the couple in the
drift on the road-Winchester eorrss
pondence Baltimore Sun.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Blad-
der, Kidneys and Back.

Wouldn't 1t be nice within week or SO 10 be-
gin to say goodbye forever 10 the scalding drib-
bling, straining, too frequent passage Of urine;
the forehead and the hack-of-t he head aches; the
stitches and pains IN the back, the growing mus.
Gle weaknessi spots before the eyes yellow skim
cramps. unnatural short breath sleeplessness
and the desp0ndeney2
/ have recipe for these troubles that you can
depend on, and If Yuu want 10 make QUICK RE
COVFRY, you ought % write and get copy Of il.
Many doctor would charge YOU $3.50 Just for writ
ing this prescription but have II and will be glad
tosend IL % you entirely free Just drop me lir
like this Dr. A. Z. Robinson Kl6Tl Luck Building
Detroit, Mteh aud VIII send Il by return mail In
plain envelope. As You will see when YOU get
IT. this recipe contains only pure harmless rene
dies. but 4 has great healing and pain conquer
ing power.
Il viii quickly show its power once You use e.
SO think YOU had better see what IL Is without
delay. / will send Won copy fFee-you can use il
and cure yourself at home
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

The immense chocolate candy indus
try is an outgrowth Of French colon
lists I'm Venezuela and Trinidad expert
menting in French honbrre and nus
gates tnuggetsD so eear to the French
palate. From France this chocolate
candy has spread all over the world
and may run for the money a race
with the tobacco habit
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

Post-OHce Clerk-You've n,t g.
penny stamps on your letter. The No..
age is only one penny.
oia lrishWoman-Sure. nivir mind
aly sons IL the post Office. so ftlI an
hip toward his wages.-Tit-Pits
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

Sisters Young Man at the oeiebra.
ton of the enEagemept3-Now - !,
pagne7 e1''i'i-
ksFl-Oh, know what its Ike Thu
isn't the first time she's got eDgse "a
~AeaAEus
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Varvino WeIoht Al Bees.

The French honey bees weigh about
/ 600 10 the pound, but the wild bees
az Russia are SO light that II takes
! 600 Of them to weigh pound.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

she (enthusiasucally)-D you
Just love the man who does?
He fconservstively) Dyes. az
long as he doesn't do me.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
FOR SALE
One three-year-old Stallion
GOLDFINDER.

Color solid black, weight l470
pounds, sired by the imported stall
lion Bio of CINNAMON, Wis, his
dam from the best stock of Wis
conSin. With a terrible shortage o
all classes of horses, and especially
of the heavy classes, this is a rare
opportunity to own the best stallion
that ever crossed the Vermont bor-
der. He must be sold.
Also pair of BLACK GELDINGS, nice
ly matched and years old, own broth
ers, kind and gentle. Also seven other
horses, ranging in price from SIS to S2o0.
m-Buyers, call and see them.
GEORGE w. FLAGG.
East Braintree, VT, Apr. II, 1910.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

Beneath It was literally "a great
heap" Of golden money in excellent
though ii had been
buried more than forty years. The
one-eyed man was in luck" Al last
He cried with JOY.
"Tis my dream broken arter ali
The DuHus Close IS golden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-01
-'tIs5l-.

Luego debo hur de esta mujer para par'ier 10 que
mas Quiero.-COndus0n.
Esto de los slogianos otgat mania sut que lla
maba Tn doe del seminario' 10 certo que ca
quer razonamento que ena que msr va estaban en- dan
las premisss
Santaft anGaba por Risqneda, al lado de antigua
amigo pntllsiaSmado d. Hern0gpnes ae haba laao con
msiStenca para paar luntos Mnporada. que tan
haca que habfau visto que el tempo c"
rria que saba Dos 10 que poda ocurir 81 atendendo
las inytancias aceptando la nvacl6n, haba peddo per
MISC II e~crbania para pasar slia e compaH-
de la nfancia.
Nrrho }aban charlado dos dos catla cua haba conta
do Su hsoria odo genero de teaes despu6s empc
aaron rccorlar los tempOs de estTeantes por ultmo
lagaron lbs ccmparcones entire eos dos Sanafe wien
do sienpre una vida ntranquiEa nsegura Santae en-
ESQ cnvdaba d. Iarm6gnes pero este le respondo que
tambi6n q tenia que era Olvldo.
Al or eSto admire mucho Santafe entonces entra
ron denro de 10 cOndencia, tereno lodavia mas init
mo- el parroco ccnt6 medic musando larga hsorD
su amigo termin6 subierro va FL tono de la dceu
doe-no te pledes hacer idea de 10 hea que
lalera santa en- fn,a mi anETamuchas veces. Tene
tai pace1ca para sufrr tai amor al pr0jmno no lie
mpora sacrifcase devive por e rnmldo como supe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-01
--'--(I56)-

-Su padre; hemos estado mailana en- i
pregmtar
ST, va Sc que han tenido desgracia de famiIia
aquel ito quen fueron a d Madrid
-S muri0 hace .race dez liss; antes de venir
yo Risquetla, va hace ocho que vine.
-Creo que estaba rico-aadi0 dola Dolores como pnr
incidenca
ISL que bastante: phe yo tcngo nir2un tic.
rice. Gt,na Dolores.
i Que tiene llsted!
No; lie adverto a listed que no qusera enere tam
POGO porque habia de deseano que muriese to-
das horas, y, quiero tener malos deseos
La medca sus hjas tingieron risita espontdnea
doIa Dolores le conte6:a los tioS ricOs dan Ell
chasco digo, ben tenenros ell ejemplo.
i En- quien
En- d. Jacobito; va usted a esos, de POGO les his
servdo p0rque va sabemos que la fortuna de ito h
.i1o para ellos
i Como que no! jpues vara quen?
40 saba.
va 10 que 10 Sc para los cuatro sobrnos par
tes iguales
i Para Jacobo hemanas ?-pregunt6 la medicS
asombrada
ST sefOra natural.
--Pero 81 nos han dlcho que cuando iegaron e
traron trasornado que mur6 la msma nOche del da
e que egaron por mas que ucharon porue heaeis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-01

Napor americana Philadelphia, para
Venezuela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-01
PARA LA COSTA

Vapor americana S. V. L1ckemback
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-01
RUQUKs ANUNC1ADos

Vapor espanol Martin Saenz.